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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
Gum
Restores Jaws

WASHINGTON. Nov. a6.--One OF
the most unusual treatments In the
history OF medical science Ia being
administered to Major Rance. uf
the rhirtieth United Staten infantry,
at the Walter Reed hospital here.
MAJOR Rance recently was giving
instruction at Fort Niagara, y. y.
IN ritle practice TO members OF the
infantry team which won second
honors In the national rifle school
at Camp Perry Ohio, when he sus-
tainod his injury. During ono O,
the practice sessions, while he was
demonstrating how It should be done
HIS rifle backflred, tearing away
part of the flesh OF his check be-
tween the eyes and the mouth and
leaving severe powder burns.
lie was sent TO the Walter Reed
hospital here. maintained by 'ha
government for the benefit OF vv..
Grams manned while In gorevn-
mcnt military service. and under
went hasty repairs, enabling him 20
leave the hospital In time to direct
the picked infantry team I'm the
national shoot IN September
Following the national contests
In which members of Major Rance =
team ConCedc their defeat to be duc
90 the accident their leader had suf-
tcrcd, Major Rance returned e.
Waller Reed hospital for further
treatment II was found necessary
90 cut away a part Of the flesh
when the wound healed the majors
jaw muscles were drawn SO taut that
ne could not opep his mouth
Confronted by this puzzling pre-
diCament. the surgeons who per
formed the operation solved the
problem by resourcefully prescribing
the unusual treatment that Major
RamVv is now undergoing. II IL
simply chewing large masses OF gum
at intervals. lie Grams five pnck kages
consisting OF five sticks in each
package) OF chewing gum into his
mouth nj uuur, on Inc auvivr uf his
physicians. and chews vigorously
every few hours. The idea, it was
said at the hospital. is to make more
elastic the drawn muscles, so that
they will be restored to normal, en-
abllng him to use his mor;n an
Major Ramee's regular station Is
at Camp Lewis, Tacoma, wash. It
is hoped that the unusual treatment
he is now undergoing will proSe sue
Cessful He hopes TO recoy'r In sut-
ficient time to head the champion.
ship infantry team next year.
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and celebrated as world authority
in the study Of the human race.
DR.. Hrdlicka's pronouncement was
statement accredited TO DR., Freder-
lex starr. professor of anthropology
at Chicago university, IN which the
latter said There are no beautiful
women in the United States. and II il
only our American good nature that
makes us call a girl who is phenome-
nolly ugly n pretty girl"
Continuing the Chicagoan said "a
handsome man or woman Is the rar
est Of all creatures. There Ia no
real beauty in the United States.
only among Llberian and kindred
races Is real beauty 10 be found. our
Americans are too hybrid to be beau
tiful. our standard of beauty would
be denied by any European nation,
The Korean yellow race quite fire.
quently surpass us in specimens Of
beauty The Igorrotcs at the worlds
fair were everywhere marYeled at for
their physical attitudes"
Doctor Hrdlicka has travelled the
world over, penetrating tp its every
corner. meeting evey race of its peo-
pie. At close range he has studied
them. a Bohemian by birth he has
the perspective OF heredity TO com
bine with the viewpoint Of his Amer
lean environment, SinSe youth he
has lived in the new world.
II cannot agree with Doctor Starr,
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Hector RywHtcr. one OF the fore
most British writer's on naval aud
international subjects. an associate
Of the Institute OF Naval Architects,
has discussed the American naval
position In tho Pacific I'm great de-
tail and with an array OF facts aud
conclusions that has made "a pro-
found impression on our own naval
strutcgists I'm n recent hook en-
titled Sea Power In the Pacific +,
Tie says that the United States
navy is seriously crippled in the
Pacific for want OF adequate base
facilities lie points out how the
Mare Island navy yard near san
Francisco and the Brcmcrton yard
In Puget sound are altogether uu-
equipped to meet the demands
which the active service OF the
American fleet would put upon
them. Tho Same is true. MIR. By-
water says, OF our base facilities ut
/ Hawaii They are capable OF
being extended and improved so a,
/ 10 serve the entire American fleet
| In time OF peace or war but much
/ must yet he done,
! Regarding the island of Gaum
/ thia British cNpcrts views are es-
1 pecially interesting. With the pos.
sible exception OF Hawaii, he think,
/ that Gaum IN the most important
! American possession In the paoifi.
| from naval standpoint, for h,
/ points out that Hawaii is too fal
away to enable us To maintain oui
| position I'm the Philippines or r.
| any waters within 1000 Jmiles oI
Japan,
Guam Called Logical Basc.
Honolulu Is 8,II5 miles from th'
Japanese coast. making II out oi
the question for our fleet to Cmerg,
from it's hnrbor and conduct block
aiding operations against japan, non
In Mr.. Bywatrf's opinion could oul
fleet be expected 20 leave the Ha'
waiian islands and, reaching the
japanese coast. find the Japancs,
navy willing 20 come out OF It's safe
harbors and give battle when bS
waiting only short time II would
soc the American fleet forced tC
leave because II could not maintain
itself so far from its base.
Objections are raised 20 building
a great naval base in the Philip
pines on the ground that the Islands
afford too many opportunities for
invasion. II would be very ex-
pensive TO build naval base In the
Philippines and defend II properly,
u this could be dora at all sat
isfactorily, This British expert
says that Guam. on the other hand,
can be prepared as a base at COM
paratively little expense. Dredging
and outlying breakwaters will pro-
vide anchorage for any number Of
naval vessels. IL could be easily
defended, because Il Ia small and
powerful coast defence guns, mine
aeaiaS ana a strong force OF aircraft
enu suomarlnes would keep an
s"Sig ov, OF reach. Furthermore.
| MI, Bywater points out that ~
Amsf''en neet wesia be In posi .
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S AMERICA RAISING SUPER RACE OF GIANTS AND GODDESS

in industry. the hours Of their wo-y
the Kind OF labor and the cordifiors
affecting Il.
Women could not helm but h.
more beautiful considering the fres-
dom she enjoys. Fashion uerr,i,,
her to dress In a way suitable IN tbo
fullest and freest expression OF bcr
physical self--the short skirt bs
bobbed hair, the absence of light
fitting garments and hampcrirg In.
fluencer.
'In the home. at work. out IN N,
world at large woman is .ruaIlv
unrestrained. Science has elnirat,
ed much OF the drudgery tnlt h,d
her movher and grandmothor literal.
~ with her nose 10 the grirds'1rr
Think what electricity alone ha,
done to tighten the load iu the av.
erage home.
There Is less Of poverty and
drudgcry In the United States than
In any other nation OF tho earth
Under such circumstances 10 is but
inevitable the human body should
touch the highest peak Of physical
development.
1T liz true we are a hybrid race
as Doctor starr asserts; but Cirtu.
ally every race Is a hybrid one.
There are few simoupure races The
only pure races the world over were
the primitive races. The Indian was
our own American native pure race.
But now It IL fast being blended
with the blood % the white man. In
Africa there are some tribes well 10
the interior that may he regarded as
true types. but the b!bcrians ALREADY
are an admixturo OF African and
Mediterranean bloods. Tho same
holds for other tribes along the Atri.
can shores.
ANY one who has studied the
origin and development OF tho hui
man family knows that every
strong race the world has ever
known was a hybrid race. Take our
own Anglo-Saxon origin as an exam
pie The Germans, the French. the
Italians, the Portuguese or the Span
ish--cach is a blend OF other races OF
other days. Each succeeding nation
of stalwarts has been evolved out Of
kindred blonds. our own melting
pot has produced America,
Nothing superior to this race has
ever been known. Venus de Nile
was no more wonderful creature
than SO many OF our. own American
women. who knows but that she
may have been the exception of her
time. an artists model. n choice
maiden selected from all the rest?
| There are very many Nenuses de
| Milo to be found today here In
America. She may or may not have
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
y. S. Pacific Base Forts a PQrley Crux

WASHINGTON Tho problems OF !
the Pacific are likely to prove more |
difficult Of solution at the present
conference than tho question uf limt
tatiou of nnviep. Japan opposes tho
further fertilization " Pacific
Islands by the United States This
government. on the other hand, CON
templates powerful Qualifications at
various Pacific points.
Our naval experts have planned
Co develop the Hawaiian islands
Into great central Pacific fleet
operating base and to develop the
island or Guam aa similar opcrat-
ing base for tho eastern Pacific.
many milliOns uf dollars must be APP
proprlated by congress before these
projects can he carried out.
Honolulu, capital Of the Hawaiian
islands, is 3,44h nilcs from Yoko-
hama and about 4,600 milea from
Mauila capital OF the Philippine
islands. Guam Is only 1850 miles
from Yokohama ana la00 miles
from Manila.
In recent years much thought has
been given hy United states naval
experts and farseeing merchant
shipping men TO Dutch ilRrbor
Alaska, as a great potential naval
base and commercial port. II Ia not
generally known that while the dis
lance from San Francisco To Noko-
homo by way OF Honolulu Is $500
miles. Il is approximately 900 miles
nearer by the northern route, via
Dutch Harbor. which is situated on
one OF the islands OF the Aleutian
archipelago.
Dutch Harbor Never Frcczcs.
Although Dutch Harbor In as far
north as Labrador II does not
freeze up during the wintor, but Is
open all the year round. II is capa-
bile OF development into great
fleet base and could he easily de-
tended II is 1000 miles from Yo-
kohama and 900 miles from Seat
tie and only a slightly greater dis
tauce from Portland, Ore, and San
Francisco. II lies only about TWEEN
y miles from the present regular
route OF ships going along the
Great Northern circle from the
United states to thv far east. IL
is only 700 miles from some of the
Alaska coal fields. which sTe known
to contain coal Of the very highest
stcaming quality. Only about 200
miles farther, also ON the Great
circle route. are other great Alaskan
coal fields
on account OF these facts it is
quite likely that the American peo-
pie and the rest OF the world Will
hear and read n great deal about
Dutch Harbor in future years
1t is interesting and ingtructivo
TO know what foreign nayal experts
think OF the naval position OF the
United States In the Pacific, and IL
is perhaps the Views OF British
naval authorities that hold the most
= of interest for US. because their
country Is in somewhat the same
ro..!t!cn IN the pacific, having =,
present no adequate base for the
grand fleet in those waters
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A gladiator of today preparing for
the game ON the gridiron ~ his
brother of antiquity steCicd himself
for the more deadly but less strcnu-
Gus contests In the amphithcatcr.
eizes, shapes and Dimensions. with
out discrimination as TO age. color.
sex or previous condition of scrvl-
tude?
by all the shades OF the classic
Greeks ana their famous gamcs ur
the ancient Romans and their mag
nifictnt amphithcaters, was there
ever anything 10 surpass the specta-
Gle OF the Yale bowl filled 10 over
| flowing with the cNultng humanity
OF a November football match ?
Was ever Greek gladiator or Roman
athlete more erect OF figure. supple
Of limb. fleotor OF foot, quicker OF
eye, than yonder Erldiron warrior as
he smashes through the Harvard
line. skips around tho end or grace
fully pirouttcs 90 and fro for mo-
ment before his long lean arm
shoots out spins the plgsIin uner-
rlngly down the field into the arms
OF a fellow player standing under the
shadow OF the goal posts. eager to
score another touchdown?
By all the faith of the anclents.
was ever more wonderful spectacle
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

spread within the arena OF sport
than this gala football throug? Did
Hercules, he OF the remarkable
strength. or Adcnis, he OF the mar.
Velous figure, live only In those
golden days Of Rome and Athens? Is
not the modern gladiator Of this
twentieth century the equal--yea,
tho superior In every way--of him
who earned the thumbs up Of an
ciont kings and queens? WIN not
the future histories award the palm
for athletic supremacy and physical
perfection to this twentieth century
era?
So II seems. II IL the athletic age.
The physical IL stressed cvor moro
than the mental or tho spiritual. 1t
Is an age In which Il IL crime TO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

point yet attained by any race. Not
only have We the beauty Of body
that the ancients have glorified. but
the beauty OF intellect as well II Is
when Intelligence is blended with
physical development that we arrive
at the highest plane: and We have
that combination today.
"Our people are athletic. witness
only the games and pastimes that be-
gin In childhood and continue on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

mo race of people have been
more universally athletic than the
modern Americans OF this western
hemisphere.
"Our people eat better food than
any other race. We have here usu-
ally abundant food crops and ample
facilities for feeding our people. Diet
Is "A matter Of national concern. IL
man woman or child is not prop
erly nourished In these days It is
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WHICH,?
DIR. ALES HRDLiCKA

DIR. ALEc HRDLICKA
Anthropo'oglst and Curator OF
National Museum of Science.
"Our American race is
constantly improving so
that IL is not only the most
beautiful out the race typi-
flying the highest physical
Development The gcorId has
eUer kn0Un.
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pr. FREDERICK STARR

DR. FREDERICK STiRR
cngo University.
"Tkere are no beautiful
10 o men in the United
States. and it is only our
American good nature that
makes us call a girl tDho
is not pI,enomenal!y ugly
q pretty GIRL"
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OF years extends now further
than the Biblical threesoore ana
ten that man or woman is only
ss old as he or she feels. that
disease is being conquered and
longevity achieved by the simple
process OF living in tho great out,
doors next TO nature.
Americas race Is constantly
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nor can / see how any fair minded
student Of ,the human race with a
fair measure OF accuracy reasons as
he does" saws Doctor Hrdlicka.
The world has never known
race OF people superior In physical
attributes to the modern Americans,
Thore are so many reas Us Tor IT, our
civilization here touches the highest
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ton to defend the Philippines and
threaten the Japanese coast at the
Same time.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-18
A Hn1yErTEs

Egy kitun6 hudapesti oryost egy-
szsrre harom neves oryossanar kolle7
gaia kart meg helyestesitssre: DIR. 8.
sebssz, dr.. T.. b6rgy6gyasz IS DR.. L.
belgy6gyasz. Mind harman az orvos-
kongresszusra utaztak volt el.
DR.. L.-nel kezdte meg helyettesi-
test es egy urin6 a kis leanykajaval
jelentkezett nala, A gyermeknek va
lami porsenese volt karjan, AIT hozta
el megn6zetni. Az ervos rendelt neki
valami orvossagot, hogy csak szedesse
be gyermekkel pontosan; att6l maid
meggy6gyul,
Aztan elment dr. T.-nek, a b6rgy6-
gyaznak a lakasara helyettesiteni.
Alig tilt lie az ir6asztal melle, maris
jelenkezett beteg. Nagyot nezett, a.
mint meglatta, hogy ugyanaz az uri-
no jon be gyermekevel De az urinS
is meglepodott alaposan.
- Bo-bo bocsanat,. tie T. tanar urat
keresem.
En- vagyok helyettese. Miert
tetszett jonni9 Hiszen mar az elobb
rcndeltem gyermeknek orvossagot.
Ne tessek rossz neven venni, de
ugy gondoltam, hogy biztonsag okab6l
megnezetem egy b6rgydgyasszal is...
= Nos, ha ugy tetszik, akkor most
ujra megnezem bSrgy6gyaszat
szempentb6l.
/ Ujb6l megvizitalta gyermeket, az
tan ICY sz6lott:
-Kulonben is ez nem annyira +;
b6rgy6gyaszat, mint sebeszet k0rebt
tartozik. Ha meg mindig mem tetszil
megnyugodni, tessek elvinni egy Sc
beszhez.
ICY tortent aztan, hogy harmadszo
is talalkozott ugyanezzel betegevel
mikor DIR. ST. ment helyettesiteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-18
Roman kegyetlenkedesek
a megszallt teriileten

A roman kultura. - A kiket halalra hotoztak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-18
EGYMAs KOzOTT

Videki doktor Ga varoska mask or
vosahoz): Tudomasomra jutott, misze-
rint ON AIT hiresztei rolam, hogy en- lit
mindenkit megmergezek. EFT az ALI
tasat vonja vissza, kil0nben. (.
Masodik orvos: Kesz 0rommel. SGT
meg ait is .bizonyitom, .hogy vannak, q
varosban olyanok, akiket nem merge
zett meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-18
csak . cseh boldogul lit mos
tan.

AIT hazudtak nekiink csc
HEX, hogy szabadsagot hoznak
nekupk. En- jol tudtam, hogy egy
$50 sem igaz, abbol, amt a cseh
zsoldban allo ungvari lapok 0ssze'
firkalnak, de azert akadtak en-
berek, akik eleinte veluk tartot-
tax. De hol vannak mar ezek
Szuchaj Andrasnak a csehek ellen
harcolo szabadcsapatja ma tul'
nyomoreszt azokbol az emberek'
b6l all, akik leghangosabban tim
tettek eleinte. a csehek mellett $
most bizony ezek lovoldozik lie a
cseh zsandarokat. Ma mar csak a
schizmatikusok tartanak a csc
hekkel, inert ezeket Pragab6l pen
zelik, hogy a papoknak, akik nyil'
tan magyaroknak valljak magu-
kat, kellemetlenkedienek.
Hogy allupk AZ slelmezessel
Hat kerem, ami6ta - most
mar esztendeje multi - bejottsk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-18

es az uj taniton6 alighogy meg-
ertkeztek, botranyos iizelmeikkel
altlanos feltiinest es felhaborodast
keltettek. Hogy mi lett az egy-
kori leanyintezetbol, megallapit
hat6 abb6l, hogy a roman iskola-
feliigyelo, DIR. Tan Wasiliw
tizenhat leanyt, koztiik tani-
ton0ket is, mint betegeket a
brassoi korhazba volt keny
telen kuldeni.
A buk karesti kozoktatasiigyi mi,
niszterium ezt a botranyt agyon-
hallgattatta. A ss@VUnta'' cimii
lapot, amely err8l Airni akart, egy-
szeriien elkoboztak, a szerkeszt6-
mex pedig huszon0t botot vertek
meztelen talpara.
A Maria Terezia ide.jeben Bras
soban alapitott katholikus arva.
hazat a romanok r0vid uton k0z
igazgatasi celokra foglaltak lie Is
| az apacakat kiuztek bel0le.
Uj-Romania varosainak fogha
zaiban ezerszamra sinylodnek ar
| Italian emberek. A nep elkesere-
desc a bukaresti eroszakos urak
kormanya ellen hatartalan. Mem
kulonbek az allapotok Besszara
biaban sem, sot OFT ITALIAN mes
rosszabbak. Egy besszerabiai XII.
varosban egy fatal kozigazgatas
tisztviselo hosszabb id0n keresz
till eredmenytelenil kisertett eg,
sep fatal leanyt. Egy estely al
kalmaval, amelyen t0bb mas h0lg,
tarsasagaban az illet0 leanyka i
resztvett, a fatal roman gavallel
a hazat katonasaggal vetette ko
riil es amikor a tarsasag ejjel ha
"a 'akart terni, minden ielenlev0
tol elvettek papirjaikat, mig ;
leanyt a roman varosparancsnok
sag parancsara a varosi orsegr,
vittek, ahol megbecstelenitettek
A rokonok feljelentettek hiva
talnokot, de a vizsgalat vadlot
'telJes artatlansagat' allapitott;
meg.
ICY terjeszti Romania folenye'
kulturajat 'felszabaditott"
nepek kozott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-18
pansmaival milli6s vagyont hara

panamaival millios vagyont hara-
esolt 0ssze.
Tovabb utazva erintjik Macy
hoesk6 kozssget. Ennek cseh olda-
Ian van Q Klotild vegyiipari r.-t.
gyartelepe. A Tisza tulso partian
az olah oldalon van a bocsk6i
VAN. Ennek f6n0ki allasa ma a
|legnagyobb javadalom egesz Macy
Romaniaban. A csempeszet a va
mosnak havonta jovedelmez NIL
li6kat. A jelenlegi vamos milIos
lpanamaival interpellaci6 alakja-
ban a bukaresti parlamentben is
| foglalkoztak.
| A vis6volgyi allomason leszalla.
max a vonatrol az olah fegyvere
tsek a terebesfejerpataki alto
| mas elott ismet cseh teriiletre
eriink. A k0zsegben levo uveg-
| tgyar zarva, munkasai kenyer mel
kill lerongyol6dva lezengenek.
inert a cseh ad0srof es vasuti tarl'
ia az uzem folytatasat lehetet-
I!enne tette.
/ vegig Tisza volgyeben, fel
legesz K0rosmezoig, mindket oil
dalan foly6nak toronymagas
Isagu fenyoszalfa gulak, amelyel
mar 1918 ota korhadnak lit. Az
0ta mines uzem, mert a megszal
l6k lehetetlenne tettek keresle
delmet es a tutajozast. Az olal
hatarorok peldaul egyszerien le
l0v0ldozik szegeny ruthen ia
munkast, ha tutaiozni mereszel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-18
A magyar allan altal Macy
koltseggel emelt polgari is.
kolaban ma galiciaiak tanita-
max uranu1.

a Jarasbirosag szep emeletes epii-
leteben pedig a cseh torvenyszek
szekel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-18

valamikor fel orssagot latta el,
de mi6ta a csehek kezsre keriilt,
megcsappant az uzem var
megye eseh megszallas alatt lev6
resze csak ugy tud sohoz jutni, ha
a Tiszan at az olahoktol csenpe-
sci be. AMT lit banyasznak az
cseh es morva foldre vandorol,
meg helyi lakossag sziiksegle'
tere sem jut belole.
Aknaszlatina viragzo magyar
banyatelep volt, a kincstari uze-
mex minden kulturberendezese,
vel ellatva, Ma neptelen es eliza
gyatott,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-18
A nspj6leti ss lxulturintsnne-
nyek epaleteibol kaszarnya,
kat osinaltak a esehek,

a banyakat elhanyagoltak, a mil
lios koltseggel letesitett szivattyu
es banyavizlevezeto telepeket iize-
men kivul helyeztek ma a ba-
nyakat viz ala jutas, a banyak
felett epult falat pedig az elsllye'
DIES veszelye fenyegeti.
A kozseg kozeleben levo, vala-
mikor viragzo Pavel sosfiirdo 6
piileteit most a zsupani hlvatal
tartja megszallva errol kies
udul6helyrol intezik AIT rablt,
garazdalkodast, amelyet Brezsa'
novszkij zsupan inditott meg a
varmegye kifosztasara. Ez a feiig
cseh, felig ukran, eredetileg osz
trak kovetsegi beamter szeduletes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-18
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Idegen magyar wagon Pansav agacio ruten Eel
videhen Tollasodik budapesti A NEP cikke

csehek, azota lakossag egy
dekanyi lisztet, vagy kukoricat
mem kapott. Pedig magyar kor-
many nemcsak a haboru alatt, de
meg a regi boldog bekeidoben is
ellatott bennGnket kedvezmenyes
aru tengerivel. Most a tavasszal
valami amerikai misszi6 utalt XII
a varmegyenek so Wagon elel-
met, de AIT cseh hatosagok, a.
mint megerkezett, azonm6d clad
TAX a zsid6knak, eek pedig Ko-
r0smez6n at kivittek Galiciaba S
|ott jo penzert eladtak lengye.
leknek. Az eloljarosagok pedig
hamis kimutatast keszitettek a
felosztasrol. Ell vagyunk mi uram
vegleg keseredve,