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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
MYSTERY SOLUTION
NEARo IN DOUBLE
MURDER IN JERSEY
Eye Witness Story Strength
ened by New Evidence,
Say Prosecutors.

New Brunswick, n: J.. Nov. s.
By The Associated Pressl THE
mystery in the presence of the two
automobiles-one an old fashioned.
high back model, the other small
roadster-in DeRussey's lane near the
Phillips farm on the night when the
Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs.
Eleanor Reinhardt Mills were murder
ed, has been solved in preparation to
place the entire case before the grand
jury, authorities said Wednesday night.
The lifting of the veil which has
shrouded this angle of the case. it was
said by Special Detective Mason, finds
the story told as an eye witness by
Mrs. Jane Gibson, farmer woman, un-
changed. Her statement to the author
tiles that she saw two men and two
women in noisy argument under the
apple tree where the bodies of the
rector and the choir singer later were
found, and saw man fire several
shots. still stands, the authorities
assert.
Moreover, it is said that her account
is materially strengthened in several
aspects by the finding of new evidence
contributed to the case by two men,
who We're near the lane on the night
of the murder. Mrs. Gibson, in sup
port Of her assertion that she could
identify the characters in the drama
which she claimed she CHANGED upon
while riding about the country in
search of thieves. had said that in
turning about in the narrow lane the
headlights of one of the automobiles
accidentally flashed upon a powerfully
built man with bushy mustache and
a woman in grey coat.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09

licans admitted privately that Miss
Robertson would be beaten and there
was no democrat ready to predict the
election of woman on that side. The
prediction was accurate SO far as the
next congress is concerned.
G. o. p. Holds Connecticut
Only in Connecticut were the repub-
icans fable to send back Il solid dele
CATION In other states delegates
were torn to pieces, both Indiana and
Ohio solid heretofore, breaking up.
New Jersey and Maryland each gave
a fifty fifty break to the democrats,
but it was the big New York oyerturn
that cheered the minority. The old
district of William Mckinley in Ohio
was captured by democrat. Champ
Clark's district, taken from him two
years ago. just before his death, drift
ed back to the democrats. Uncle Joe
Cannon's district, from which he re-
tired, remained republican.
Cordell Hull, Tennessee, author of
the income tax law and now chairman
of the democratic national committee,
was among the democrats who came
back Henry T. Rainey of Illinois,
another democrat. high in the party
councils, was returned after being out
two years and many others who went
out then won easily this year.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
Cascade Gives 1000
Majority TO Wheeler:
LedUitt Gets MQrQin
Returns Are Complete With Exception OF Few
Votes; County Attorney Race
Favors Ewald.

opponent Matthews, democrat. for
associate justice, was given a majority
in the county of $40 over Stark, re
publican.
Count Changes Little
Wednesdays count reversed the ma
jorities of only two county candidates,
whose defeat appeared possible on the
face of the returns early Wednesday
morning These were James w.
Speer, republican, for the state sen
ate, and Fred A. Ewald republican,
for county attorney, both of whom APP
pear to have safe leads over their OPP
ponents.
Speer was opposed by Joseph
Kirschwing, democrat, and Ewald's op-
ponent was David j. Ryan, democrat.
The unofficial count Wednesday night
gave Speer majority of 100 over
kirschwing and Ewald a lead of 131
over Ryan. The totals were: Speer,
4,7S1; kirsehwing, 1869; Ewald, 1898;
Ryan, 4.S02. Missing precincts are
Blythe, with a registration of 80;
Continued on Page Three,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09

Burton K. Wheeler, democratic can
ifdate for United States senator, in
creased his lead in Cascade county
over Carl w. Riddick, republican,, to
approximately 1000, in the returns re
ceived Wednesday. With but SS reg
istered votes unaccounted for in the
unofficial returns Wednesday evening,
Wheeler was leading Riddick in the
county by 1929.
Wheeler's majority was piled up
here by taking the lead in a large
proportion of Cascade county's pre-
cincts Occasionally the count would
show Riddick leading by a small mar
gin in different precincts, but very
generally the returns from each sue
ceeding pooling. place added to the
democratic candidates majority.
Scott Leavitt. republican, for con-
grass in the second district, leads 2.
B, Moss, his democratic opponent, by
S533. and l.. l.. Galloway of Great
Falls. republican, for state supreme
justice. has a majority here of 1886
over Joseph Jackson, his democratic
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09

Special ID The Tribune.
Fort Benton, Nov. S.-All but four
small precincts in Chouteau county
give for United States senator-Rid-
dick 1,482, Wheeler, ,625; for, CON
gressman-Leavitt 1896, Moss ! .347 [:
for chief justice-Callaway. 1.124
Jackson 1,169; for associate Justice
Stark 1,412, Matthews ], $50; for rail
road commissioner = Boyle 1866,
Drake 1874; for clerk of the supreme
1882. Carroll 1,47S;
for state senator-Lewis, republican,
1 ,235, Porter, democrat, 1916; for
state representative Crumbaker, re
publican, 1895, Myreck, republican,
,445, Culbertson, democrat, 1869,
Graham. democrat, 1,IS4.
Both Crumbaker and Myreck are
considered as strong supporters of
Governor Dixon and his tax program.
Senator Lewis. defeated for reelection,
was also a staunch hacker of Dixonian
policies.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
- -
PONDERA COUNTY
,ecial to The Tribune.

SpeclaI TO The IfiDune.
Conrad, Nov S.--Complete unoffi-
cial returns from all of pondera coun-
tvs Is precincts give Wheeler /, ,126;
Riddick, S45; Leavitt 955. Moss S5i;
Galloway 1,o37, Jackson ITO; Boyle ST6
Drake GST; Easton S24, Carroll So5
Kelly, democrat. wins the Legislative
position over Parsons, Dixon candidate,
by sol votes.
Democrats elected county commis-
sioner, sheriff, county attorney. county
treasurer, county assessor and coroner.
Republicans elected only county clerk,
county superintendent of schools and
county assessor
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
Democratic Candidate
Now Has 1900 Lead
Over G. O. P. Nominee
Dixon Followers Claim
/. Control Of Legislature
by Sixty to Forty.
Riddick Comedies
Victory to " heeler

Lewistown, Nov. Shy The
Associated Press Carl w Rid
dick, defeated republican candidate
for United States senator, in a.
statement today, said:
Il fully expected to be elected.
Naturally / am disappointed ut the
result but am not unhappy over the
outcome. ! believe in majority rule
and when ! learned the majority Of
Montana voters preferred Mr..
Wheeler to represent them in the
United States senate. / cheerfully
acquiesced and promptly sent him a
telegram of congratulation and ex-
tended my sincere wishes for his
success. | appreciate much more
than can express, the generous
and loyal support given me by
friends in every county and thank
all them for their efforts in my
behalf. My term as representative
in congress from the eastern dis
trict of Montana will not expire
until March four, next. | have in
hand many matters of Importance
to Montana and Montana people
which require my early presence in
Washington, and | will leave for
there Thursday"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
NORTH DAKOTA FIGHT
HOT; D 'CON|VOR LEAD
DISCOUNTED BY N-P-L
Democrats Gain Four in IlIi-
nois and Five in New
Jersey.

Fargo, n. D., Nov. S.-The Fargo
Courier News, official organ of the
Nonpartisan league, Thursday will
claim the election Of Lynn r. Frazier
to the United States senate by $1,000
votes over J. +. L. OConnor, demo
crat.
Although O'Connor held a lead Of
i7,743 votes Wednesday night, which
had been reduced from about $4,000 in
claimed that rural returns from the
partisan league territory, would result
in victoy for Frazier. The latest fig
ures were: Frazier 68,337; O'Connor,
$3.50.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
WHEELER $4,000 AHEAD

Helena. Nov. Shy The Associ-
ated Press) Returns from rural
precincts tonight pulled the lead of
Burton X. Wheeler. democrat, for
United States senate, down about
three hundred, but he was still fhead
late Wednesday night by nearly 1900
with returns in from 957 out of ,525
in the state. He had $3.50 to 81 63s33
for Carl w Riddick, republican.
In the first district. for congress
$40 precincts gave John NJ. Evans,
democrat, 25,759 to 1865 for Wash
ington j. Mccormick, republican, in
cumbent.
In the second district. for congress.
601 precincts gave Scott Leavitt. re-
publican, 1882 to 2S.314 for Preston
B. Moss, democrat
The rest of the state ticket stood
Chief justice: Lew T.. Ca!laway. re-
publican, 56.231; Joseph R. Jackson.
democrat, 1855.
Associate justice: Albert P. Stark,
republican, 1868: John A. Matthews,
democrat, 1852
Railroad commissioner: Dan Boyle,
republican. 49,9S1; ]. W. Drake. demo
crat. 1913.
Clerk of supreme court: Dana NJ.
Easton. republican. 446J5; J. T.
Carroll, democrat. 4o.7S4
Republicans Claim Control.
Control of both senate and house
IN the legislature was asserted by the
republican state central committee to
be certain, and passage of the board
of equalization referendum measure.
the so-called tax commission bill. to
be probable. A statement from the
democratic state central committee as
serted that it expects democratic con-
troll of the lower house at the coming
session.
The statement from w. W. Nc
Dowell. vice chairman of the demo
cratic committee. was: There are a
number of counties that have not
finished counting on the legislative
candidates and for that reason have
not yet reported. All information that
we have at hand, and which we believe
to be accurate, indicates that we have
elected II members of the lower house
and that we have a fair chance to
control it when the other counties re-
port.
When We remember that we had
only eight democrats in the house two
years ago, we feel the democrats have
some right to be pleased with the re-
suit.
For the state senate we have
elected 13 members of which we are
sure, in the Is contests. In several
other counties we feel fairly conf
dent we have elected our candidates.
Considering that the democratic
party was split two years ago and
that it now is eemented, we feel that
the members of the party are to be
congratulated on the result of the elec-
ton"
Th statement from the republican
state central committee was.
I'm the next legislature both senate
and house will have enough members
unpledged to any interest TO insure
Continued on Page Three)
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
NEGLIGENCE CHARGED

Spangler. Pa, Nov. S.-Negligence
was responsible for the gas explosion
in the Reilly coal mine Monday morn
ing, according to statement given
out Wednesday night by Chief Mine
Inspector Seward Button. of Harris
burg. "We expect to determine. to-
morrow just who was guilty of negli-
gence." said the inspector.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
The eniire renuhlican legislatiye an,

The entire republican Legislative and
county tickets were elected. The vote
follows: State senator-Rhoads, re-
publican, Its; Sweat, democrat, 719;
representatiye-Bo republican, L.
I07S; Meagher, democrat, T25; county
commissioner-kerr, republican, LIS;
Radcliffe. democrat, 65S: county clerk
Webb, republican, running without op-
position pohition 19 re
,730; sheriff-Reiquam, republican,
1.0G4: Collins, democrat, SAG; county
attorney-Foot. republican, S3S; Tack
er, democrat, 1888; Magee, independent,
62S; assessor--G1eason, republican,
500; Stone. democrat, $50; superintend-
ent, of schools-Faylor, republican,
1,044; Stafford. democrat, S02.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
BLAINE COUNTY.

Special to The Tribune. -
Chinook, Nov. S.-Returns from IL
of p precincts in Blaine county show
the following results: United States
senator-W Wheeler $50, Riddick se2;
gressman--Leavitt S65. Moss 459;
chief justice--Callaway So, jackson,
475: associate. iustice-Stark. 120,
Matthews 571; railroad commissioner
Boyle 922, Drake 472; clerk of the
supreme court - Easton 765, Car
roll 400.
State representative = Angstman,
democrat, SIS. Bauer, democrat, 5o4,
Cronk, republican, 500, Kenyon, repub-
Iean, s12 county e1a s9mRysoneT Raybsr Re-
publican, $780, sheriff-Fleming, dem
ocrat, 972, Blaekwood, republican, 500;
treasurer Mscoz zZs denssrat aIssh and 7so
corder-Ostle. democrat, GAS, Butler,
republican, S51; county attorney
Bottomly, democrat 756, Blackstone,
republican, 740; county Superintendent
of schooIs-WiIiams. democrat, s4S,
Moore, republican, 3Q2,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
K-D-Y S
RADIO SERVICE
BY THE GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE
Entertainment program. $50 meter wav.

Entertainment program. $50 meter wave
Government agricultural report. 4ss
meter wave.
Regular musical program Wednesday
evening at o'clock.
monograph record hroadcasting Mon.
day. Thursday and Friday even
ings at 5 o'clock.
Sermon and music Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. Bed time story and
music at 8.
Government agricultural and weather
forecasts at noon each day.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
FERGUS COUNTY.
l To The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
Lewistown, Nov. S.-Returns of the
city and county ON the consolidation
amendment and the tax commission
amendment have been received from
but few precincts in Fergus county so
far. They show lead of about 100
for the county consolidation amend
ment and about $50 against the tax
commission. The same returns show
small majority against the pari-
mutuel measure.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
TETON COUNTY.

Choteau, Nov. Shy The Associ-
ated Press. .)--Complete returns from
Teton county give Riddick 929
Wheeler 912, Leavitt 1.104, Moss 649
Galloway 1912, Jackson 602, Stark
Drake go, Easton s5S, Carroll 500
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
TURKS CUT CABLE

Constantinople, Nov. s, 7:45 p. m,
via Cairo, Egypt-(By The Associated
Press The Eastern Telegraph COM
pany's cablesA has been cut on the KEN
alist side of the Chanak zone, In Asia
Minor,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
SHERIDAN COUNTY

Special to The Tribune
Plentywood, Nov. S.-Twenty- six
precincts out of 307reported in Sheri-
dan county give, the following: Rddick
Continued on Page Three.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
FLATHEAD COUNTY.
4 TO The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
Kalispell, Nov. S.-Forty four pre-
cincts in Flathead county give:
United States enator--Riddick 1896,
Wheeler 3,2Ss; congressman, first dis
trict-McC Cormick 1902, Evans 3,202;
chief justice-Callaway 2,721, Jack
son 1869; associate Justlce--Stark
2,476, Matthews 2.642; railroad com
missioner-Boyle 2,4SS, Drake 1861;
clerk of the supreme court-Easton
1863. Carroll 2.463. The socialist
candidates for state offices received no
votes.
State senator-Paulin 2,777, Small
2.645; lower house-Bernard 2,706,
McAfee 1851, Mccormick 3,2S, Berne
2,282, Cramer 2,131, Locher 2.153,
O'Connell 3,219.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
County Returns Swell
Leads of Wheeler and
Leauift;; LeWis Loses
Count Is incomplete in Most Cases; Dixon Men
Running Strong Against Democratic
Legislature Candidates.

United States senator-Riddick 425,
Wheeler 2S3: congressman, second dis
trict-Leavitt 400, Moss 1863; chief
justice-Callaway 800, Jackson 172;
associate justice-Stark $50, Matthews
310; railroad commissioner - Boyle
2SS, Drake 263 clerk of supreme
Easton 352; Carroll 204; state
representative Harris, republican,
337, Johnston, democrat, PTS.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
DEMOCRATS GAIN FOUR

Chicago, Nov. S.-Illinois will send
seven democrats and twenty repub-
licans to the next congress as /; re-
suit of4Tuesday's election, net loss
of four seats for the republicans.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
MEAGHER COUNTY.

Special to The Tribune.
White Sulphur Springs, Nov. g.
Six precincts in Meagher county give.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-09
Montana Weather

Rain or snow probably
Thursday and Friday;
warmer In east and south
portions Thursday
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
0sZINTE OLAH $50

a. bukaresti "Lupta'' a, koyet-
kez6ket iria egyik legutobbi sza-
maban: "Panaszoltunk a magya-
rokra. osztrakokra es oroszokra,
hogy elzarjak hataraikat lapjaink
es egyaltalaban az olahnyelvii iro-
dalom elol. Mindez az illet6 kor-
manyok reszerol er6szak es terror
volt olah eredetii allampolgaraik
kal szemben, inert ezeket megaka
dalyoztak, hogy legalabb lelkileg
erintkezhessenek a szabad Olahor
szaggal. De most dolgok meg
valtoztak. "Nagy-Romania" ha-
tarai k0ze behoztuk majdnem az
Usszes olahokat s raadasul nagy-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
MAGYAR NAPILAP PRAGA-
RAN

"Pragai Magyar Hirlap' cimen
magyar napilap indult meg Pra-
ban, cseh fovarosban, hogy a
kozpontbol tamogassa pozsonyi
es kassai napisajto nemzetfentar-
to mnkajat. Az nj lap vezercikk
helyett magyar valasztasok cred
menyet kohl, f6helyen kiilpoliti-
kai elmelkedest olvasunk "Genua
utan cimen ebben kemenven
szamoltatjak Benest nemzeti XII
sebbsegek jogainak elsikkasztasa-
ert. Tarcat Herczeg Ferenc irt
belle. A lap belseje is nagy terie-
delmet szentel magyarorszagi
,esemenyeknek. Budapest tud0si-
tas alapjan ismerteti valaszta
sokra megalaklt huszon6t partot,
vezereiket es tagjaikat. Legerde
kesebb ket k0zlemenye azonban a
belpolitikai kerdesekkel foglalko-
xix. Egyik Kormendi-Ekes Lajos
DIR. es Lelley Jeno DIR. nemzetgyii-
lesi kepvisel6 kek-ket interpelli-
cloJat ismerteti. Az el6bbi kas-
sal magyar iskolak elt6tositasat
keri szamon, felhozza, hogy Sim
csek' tanfeliigyel6, aki magyaros-
tott Cara nevevel magyar keres-
kedelmi iskolai tanar volt harminc
esztendeig Fogarason, maid Kas-
san, most kitilt minden olyan
gyermeket ma agyar iskolab0l, XII
mex csaladi neve szlavos hangza-
su, ha mem is tud egy sz6t sem
t6tul. Kassan negyszaz tank0te-
les mem jar az 8 eroszakos intez-
kedese Matt semmifele iskolaba.
A mask interpellaci6 egy csom6
magyar iskola bezaratasa Matt
hangzott ell es k5veteli els6sorban
a kassai r0mai llatholikus eovhaz-
kozseg regi magyar tannyelvii is
kolainak visszaadasat es magyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17

szamu mas nemzetiseget. Els ime,
most hivatalos Olahorszag ugy
tesz, mint tegnapi elnyomok. Oh
vassuk lapokban, hogy szigoru
intezkedesek tetettek magyar
irredenta- -kiadvanyok behozatala-
max megakadalyozasara. Els miert
ez az intezkedes? Mert szabad-
magyarsagbeli magyarok meg van
max gy6z6dve, hogy volt ma
gyarorszagi olahlakta reszek mem
vesztek ell veglegesen $ exert pro-
pagandat folytatnak. Hat AIT hi
szi a mi kormanyunll, hogy ma
gyar irredenta-iratok kiszoritasa
AIT teszi, hogy lemondanak vagya-
ikr6l mi magyarjaink es a ma
gyarorszagiak? Legjobb eszkoz a
magyar propaganda ellen a ma
gyarok szabadsaga es teEes egyen
jogositasa az olahokkal, a becsii-
letes es igazsagos kozigazgatas.
Csak ICY fognak lemondani nem-
zetisegek iedaljukrol, ha nem keli
semmit sajnalniok multbol es
mindent nyerhetnek a dolgok III
allasaban. De XII erti ezt meg, Xxi
hallja meg, kinek van chez meg
ertG faia &c napv 1a]le 20
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17

girnnazium engedelyezeset. Lelley
egy Malatinszky Vince nevii ke-
reskedasegedb6l lett nagysallai
jegyz0 iigyet teszi szova, aki AIT
a kijelentest tette, hogy 'magya-
rul mar cSak diszn0k beszelnek. =
Kulonosen figyelemremelt6 egy
intervju Hlinka paterrel, a t6tok
onerzetes regi vezerevel. Hlinka
sokkal nagyobb kiizdelmet folytat
ma a csehek ellen, mint hajdana-
ban magyar kormanyok ellen.
Most is kipirulva, indulatosan fej-
tegeti lap tudosit6janak, hogy a
t6tok mem ismerik ell a pragai par
lamentet, mem fogadjak ell cseh-
'szlovAkizmns maszlagjat, inert
vannak csehek es totok, de azok
knlturaja mer6ben eliit egymast0l.
Ha t0tok meg tldtak 0riznl
nemezetisegiiket magyar uralom
alatt, meg fogjak ezutan is a Csc
hekkel szemben. A tot auton6mia
iigye azert mem halad, inert az ag-
'rariusok es szocialistak felkinal-
'koznak kormanynak es anyagi
el6ny0kert meghiusit iak a tot nep-
part kiizdelmet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
ELFOGTAK A KISMARTONI
TEMpLOM KIRABL0IT

Sopronhol ielentik A kismar-
toni rom. kath. templom kirablo-
jat az osztrak csend6rsegnek sike-
riilt hosszabb hajsza utan elfogni
Berger Mihaly nemetkereszturi
kocsis szemelyeben. A tobbszoro-
sen bilntetett Berger Mihalyt leg
ut0bb 10 eyre iteltek ell. Berger
mel megtalaltak az elrabolt kin,
csek legnagyobb reszet, Bergert
.es vele koz0s haztartasban elo
Polagsar Karolinat letartoztat-
tax es atkisertek az iigyeszseg
foghazaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-17
A MAGYAR FERT0

A Fert6t 0vez0 falvakb6l ne.
hany maradt csak birtokunkban
Hegyk6, Homok, Hidegseg, R6z
BALI IS Fert6rakos. A tobbit az
osztrak kormany boldogitja ban.
k6jegy aradataival, osztrakok
aratjak a leng6 szelben erGsen
mifelenk bokol6, lehorgasztott bu
gaju nadat, melynek reven milliok
hog jutnak a fert6menti, elszaki-
tott vereink.
A hegylanc Pozsonytol Hegy-
k0ig k0ny0kszeriien oleli be Fer.
to 6riasi medencejet, melyet mar
legnagyobb magyar mocsarnagy-
sag elnevezes sem illet meg, hiszen
csak a deli pocakja a mienk. De
ez aztan megbecsiilte magat az
iden. A katasztrofalis orszagos
esotlenseg lit milliokra rugo sze-
naval es zoldtakarmanykent hasz-
malt nadhegygyel probalt bennin-
ket bus magyarokat megvigasztal-
nj. A Macy szarazsag k0vetkezt5-
ben ugyanis befele, osztrak terri
letre takarodtak be a wick, S k0z-
bill rekedt tavacskak, mocsarak
pedig kiegtek nyari nap sziinte-
len sugarzuhatagaban es fell
adott teriileteken dusan kisariadt
a nagyszeru pippon-fu, rengeteg-
szerii kiterjedessel felz0ldelt a
pompas mad.
Mondtak, ha hataratlepesi iga-
zolyany nelkiil akarok atlepni a
Rubikonon, vagy osztrak sogorok-
kal akarok diskuralni, menjek az
iden kiszaradt Fert6re. Szaraz lab
bal juthatok at kepzeletben meg
huzott hatarvonalon, most ebben
az evben annyira bevonult viz,
illetve elparolgott, hogy a regi ter
kepeknek kekre mazolt Fert6h6-
lyagja illuzoris. OFT, ahol ter
KEEP mar vizet jelez, diszn6csor-
dak turkalnak, viz pedig oman
meg jd negykilometernyire van
beljebb.
= Csempesznek p kerdeztem.
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de az osztrak s6gorok at-atgyiin-
mex a le0lt diszn0ert. Okr0-
ket is hajtanak at.
Hosszu szenasszekeren iiltem va
daszpuskasan szolgalegeny mel
lett, ef6l, a szekeroldalakra he
lyezett iilesdeszkan. A szekerben
fatal leany tartott kendobe pa
kolt edenyeket,, ebedet. vittek
gyiijteni ment fatal hazasparnak.
Apja lit mellette. A lovakat, me-
lyeket bab6csok, legyek es szu-
nyogok szazai ostromoltak allan
doan, nogattak, inert ret mesz-
sze van, egeszen a Macy Bokor-
ban, ami egy 500 holdas kiemel-
kedo pont a Fert6ben aklok, de-
lel6 nyajak az 6riilt hevii napfeny-
ben. A jobb helyek miveles alatt,
porfoldekkel, cenki hitbizomany
buza- es rozstablaival talalkozunk.
A tobbi lit gyeppaskom. A juh-
tenyesztest 10 evvel ezelGtt be-
sziintette az uradalom. Hatrane-
eek: hegylanc alatt a magyar
max megmaradt falvak hazai,
templomai kifeherlenek a fax k0-
ziil, akar a kozelebb delel6 nyaj