davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-29
RICHARD NOT
GUILTY, SAY
ALL OF JURY
Crowds Swarm Court
Room With Cheers for
Tex AS Verdict Is An
pounced - All Other
Charges VIII Probably
Be Dropped

New York, March 29-George L.
TEX Rickard. sports promoter, who
was acquitted of charges of assault
and abduction in the supreme court
here early today, probably will not
be called upon to answer to three
similar indictments that have been
found against him by the grand jury.
This was indicated by Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Ferdinand Pecora. who
conducted the trial of Rickard on ac-
cusations made by Sarah Schoenfeld,
aged Is. After the jury had reported
it's finding to the court, Mr.. Pecora
said:
81 want to look over the proofs of
the other cases before | come to any
definite decision. | haveI't had time
to consider them yet. as | have con-
centrated on this one case. Out of
the four indictments, the one tried
out today and the one charging abduc-
ton of Nellie Gasko are predicated
on very near the same allegations.
| think it fair to state that in view of
the jury's decision. i would not con-
slider it it worth while to submit these
same facts to another jury on the
abduction indictment"
His statement followed declara-
ton by Max d. Steur, attorney for
Rockard, who said the assistant dis
trict attorney had regarded the case
ended and had promised not to try
Rickard on the other Indictments if
the Shoenfeld case afiled.
Seldom has there been such a de-
monstration in the court house as
that staged when the jury brought in
it's verdicvt freeing Rickard. Hun
dreds had fingered about the big
building, thinking the jury would not
deliberate Ion gbefore reaching an
agreement.
When the first syllable fthe ver-
dict fell from the lips of the jury's
foreman, the word was shouted
through the corridors and passed
along to the throng waiting in the
street outside. Rickard was almost ov-
erwhelmed by his friends, but made
his way through the crowd to a tele-
phone, where he called his apartment
and informed Mrs. Rickard of his ac-
quittal.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-29
REMOTE CHANCE OF CALLING OFF THE COAL STRIKE
Secrecy In Using Wireless
Will Be Attained Shortly
Secrecy in it's work.

Chicago. March %. Secrecy in
wireless communication, absence OF
which has been one of the drawbacks
OF this form of telegraphy, may be
attained by the adoption of the au-
tomato printing machines used in
SCme associated press and CONNER
cial telegraph circuits in many parts
OF the country according to Sterling
Norton. president of the Morkrum
company, one of the pioneers in the
manufacture of automatic telegraph
equipment.
Experiments have been under way
Tor moaths in sending and receiving
wireless messages with the automatic
printers. Mr.. Morton says. and the
syetem has proven to he success.
Sending from typewriter key
board, typist can average one hun
dred words minute while the at
tendant at the receiving end need
only watch the automatic printer at
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-29
|.ll9 News. ;I',,,..,,,::5..,::.
ID $SllGlsls sd les les.
FAMOUS SHRINE IN pANeEE

Quebec, March 2e. - Mayor Sam
son today rushed one of the cities
fire companies to the famous shrine
of Ste Anne De Baupre to fight a
fire which threatened to raze the re.
ligous structures there.
The sacristi and the monastry of the
rcdemptorist Fathers were reportco!
ablaze and other buildings menaced
A message shortly before noon said
the monastry appeared doomed. Next
to the cathedral at Ste Anne De Bau-
pre- the monastry is the most maoni.
ficent structure in the province.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-29
LAWRENCE MILL ARE PIcKETED

Lawrence, Mass, March 20. With
more active picketing at the gates
OF the seven cotton mills in which a
wage cut of 20 per cent went into eff!
feet Monday made several additions
today to the ranks of the strikers.
In all about ten thousand workers
we're absent from their places
Up to today the strike has been one
almost of entirely English speaking
workers, but today there we're a num-
ber of foreign colonists on the streets
There were no conflicts although the
strikers from some of the mills
marched to the common for a mass
meeting shouting and jeering as they
went along.
City marshal O'Brien warned Ben
Legere, "one big union" leader that
If he attempted again to lead strike
parade without permission he would
be stopped.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-29


The printing machines use a tape
in which a punching mechanism op-
Grated by the keys of the typewriter
key board punches holes in various
combinations of five positions. Elec-
trical contacts, made through the
holes in the tape. despatch the i'm
pulses which are received and trans
lated into letters by the automatic
typewriter at the other end OF the
circuit.
The advantage OF the machines in
wireless lies in an almost infinite
variety of adjustments by which ma
chimes not adjusted to the sending
can receive the signals. To all 9TH
ers. even though operating on the
same wave lengths as the sending
appartus, the signals would be only
hodge podge of meaningless charac-
ters- "a Chinese laundry ticket. -"
Mr.. Morton says.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-29
ESTABLISHED A PRECEDENT

Pot'rg China. March 20. -- During
the absence of Premier LANG Shivi
IN sick leave caused nv sudden
chnnge in the Chinese political sit
nation. foreign diplomats have been
entertained by Madame Liang; this
being the first time in China that a
woman has presided over an official
social function. The annual spring
dinner rarties given in honor of the
dinlomatic corrs we're held with Ma
dame Liang acting as hostess and as
the representative of her husband.
She was assisted by her daughter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-29

Florence. Ala, March 29.-"Naviga-
ton on the Tennessee river north of
Florence is completely blocked by the
mcompletad Wilson dam and it would
cost S500,00O to blow it out" commit
tees inspecting Mussel Shoals were
told here today by Col. w. J. Barden,
chief engineer OF the Florence dis
trict.
Florence. Ala, March %. Pro
posed development of the Tennessee
river at Mut.sel Shoals in connec-
ton with private offers for the gov
ernments war plant were studied to-
day by members Of the house COM
mittees w hoare making an inspec-
ton of the property.
The final day OF the congressional
tour. which was begun on Monday.
was spent in astudy of dam number
? or Wilson dam, and the proposed
site for dam number three.
Wilson dam is completed would be
the largest single piece of monolith
concrete conjunction in the world ar
my engineers informed the commit
icemen in whose hands the private
bids have been placed for study and
report Its length is 4,267 feet with
d total height of 1872 feet from founda
ii0n to roadway. Expenditures on
the dam have been S16,251, ,03S. ac-
cCrding to data before the commit
tee members.
In connection with tho dam the
congressional party inspected a COM
plete industrial camp. a standard
gauge four track RAILROAD and a huge
construction plant assembled. includ-
ing what was described as the larg-
est concrete mixing plant ever built
a fleet of harges used to bring sand
end gravel from down stream chan
mel were tied up at wharves along
the rivers banks and across the
stream Forty-siX "camel-back" To-
motives smeared with grease paint
were observed standing by" at the
north end of the dam.
Construction of dam number three
and completion of Wilson dam would
develop more than sec 900 horse pow
er in electrical energy. engineers ex-
planned and would provide naviga-
ton from Paducah. KY. to a point 63
miles up stream from Florence. The
stream is now navigable to this place.
The available power head of water
impounded above Wilson dam as
projected would stand As feet. the
committeeman learned. Dam number
three. if constructed as originally
proposed would be $3.50 feet long
and 80 feet high, with a water head
Of AZ feet
Navigation is prOnosed over the
Shoals hv means of two locks in
Wilson dam and one lock in dam
number three.
PROPOSALS for lease and purchase of
the governments nitrate and power
projects are contingent upon the
completion of Wilson dam and one
bidder calls for the construction of
darn number three. The engineering
division of the war department had
estimated that the cost to complete
dam number two and build dam num-
her three would be close to $50, ,0O0.-
0OC
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-29
TAMPA's BOND ELECTION

Tampa. Fla, March 2s.-An ordi-
nance calling ci y election for May
23 for voting on bond issue of $780,
600 for completion of Tampa Port
terminals was passed by the city COM
mission yesterday. The issue calls for
the construction of concrete docks
and hulkheads, warehouse and off,
GERS BUILDING.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-29
COL. KNuTTIS BUSY

Miami, March 29.-col. L. G. Knut!
is expected to reach Miami tonight
from the Bahama Islands where he
went from Cuba to investigate pro-
esses of intoxicating liquors being
brought to the Florida shores, accord
ing to information given out this af-
ternoon from the knutt headquarters
in this city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-29
WILMINGToN's FIRE LOSS

Wilmington, DEL, March 2e.-Fire
early today damaged the Outlet De-
partment Store to the extent of about
100000. The Lippincott store ad-
joining suffered a loss estimated at
$4,000 from water. The fire routed
cut about 100 persons living in apart
ments and rooming houses nearby.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-29
ANOTHER IRISH CONFERENCE

London. March 29.-(8y the Asso-
ciated Press. AT the conclusion of
this afternoons session Of the confer
ence on the situation in Ireland, Ar
thur Griffith, president Of the Dali
Eireann, informed the newspaper cor
respondents that the southern dele
gates would meet Sir James Craig,
premier Of Ulster, and his colleagues
at II o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-29
NOTED GEORGIAN DEAD

MiIIedgeViIle, Ga, March 90.
Pope Brown, superintendent of the
state farm here. died at $50 this
morning after an illness of nearly a
month. He had been superintendent of
the farm since October. Several years
ago he was candidate for governor
and had served as state treasurer
and a member of the railroad corn
mission.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-29
MISS KITCHEN DEAD

Washington, March 2e.-Miss lone
Kitchen, daughter Of Representative
Claude Kitchen of North Carolina,
died at the family home here today
after prolonged illness. She was 21
years old.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-29
WILL TAKE FIFTY
MILLION TO FIX
DAMS AT SHOALS

Congressional Commit
tee Says Proposals for
Lease of Mussel Shoals
Contingent Upon Com
pIetion of Wilson Dam
and Making Dam 3
Final Day Spent In
Studying All Dams
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-29
CONVENTION
DEBATING ON
IRISH QUESTION

Question of Military
Dictatorship Is Dis
cussed-Propose Plans
To Overthrow Four
Governments Opposed
To Republic - Farmer
Member of Constabu-
larry Killed Near Bel
fast
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-29

CONTINUED on page 81
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-29

Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday
probably showers in extreme NORTH
portion Thursday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-19
Ia jimavy mad d'arsky HAS.
PraZSkV redaktor Ii

= Prazsky redaktor listu =
"Kassai Napl6' Kosicich 81
Stezuje na to, ze po PraZe Sc
toula spousta fiSsko-mad' ar
skych t. ". "redaktoru", 0
kterych nikdo nevi, co vlastne
delaji. Prazske financni kru-
by liz S hruzou mluvi o techto
mad arskych redaktorech. By
70 by iiz ma case, ably proti
t6mto parasitum bylo ostre "a
kroceno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-19
PRINESL JANOV NECO
MADARUM?
&C. S. T. K.)

Mad All do Janova jeli ne
sporne velikymi nadejemi.
Fakt, re hrab6 Bethlen ucinil
pokus privesti ma porad konfe-
renCniho jednani otazku mino-
rit V okolnich statech ukaZuje,
re 81 oficieIni mad arska "a
hraniCni politika cinila nadeje,
re program tento nebude tax
prisne dodrzovan, jak bylo pu-
yodne SmluVeno. OtaZka mlno
rit mela byti lakymsi postran-
MIN prostfedkem, Jak rozSiritl
kompetenci konference tax, a
by posleze bylo lie dozadovati
sc DO III revise mlrovych h
smluv. Nebyti toho - nijak
vecne ovsem nezalozeneho -
optimismu Mad aru, nebylo by
k pokusu V otaZce minorlt WI
bee doSlo, nebot' mad arstl po-
litikove dobre vedeli, re Y po-
litice dohodovych statu a pr
We fade Anglii - velml zale-
III ma tom, aby plubeh lahoy-
ske konference nebyl kompli-
kovan akcemi raZu jen demon
strativniho, ktere slouziti mo-
hou ien vzaiemnemu rozcilo-
vani, nikoli vsak ziskani wa
jemne duvery a ochoty. A Ma
d'ari, kteri 81 vzdyeky tolik sli-
bovali Il slibuji od vlivu angli-
cke politiky y mezinarodnlm
svete We svui prospech nebyli
BY tedy trpellvost praV6 teto
velmoci preplnall akci, niz
predem by byli tusili, re bude
jen demonstrating oharakte-
ru.
Proto nynl, kdyz sc omen ne
vhodny Zpusob uplatn6nl Ma
d'arum, nepodaril, bylo potre-
bi uciniti opatrenl, ably rozca
rovani Z tohoto neuspechu ne
Dtraslo vladou v ieiich zakla-
dech. Opatrenl takova sleduji
sc dvoil cestou. PfedevSim pro-
stredkem vladniho Wade biz
keho tisku. lenz pise Zpusobem
takovym, ably vzbudil DOZEN,
re mad arska otazka formulo-
vana tax, iak il staVi stoupen-
ci integrity, t. j. otazka obno.
veni starych hranic uherskeho
statu. stojl pry popIedi IA
jmu konference. Ia druhe pre-
stredkem ruznych prohlaseni
zodpovednych cinitelu mad ar,
ske politiky Janove - zejmt
na min. pfedsedy Bethlena sa
motneho, ktera Sc nesou mao
pax tonem okazale skromnyn
asl ten smysl, ze mad arskt
vedehl Aecekalo a neceka OF
Janoya zaZral1u. Tento souhla.
ny dvoii a protikladny zpusol
zazehnavani prvotniho neusp,
chu jest vskutku kabinetni u
kazkou sikovnosti, 5 jakou ma
d'arska politika zametava z,
sebou stopy, kdyz Sc toho uk
ze potreba Zptsobuje, ze pr
devsiln avetove verejne minen
dix strizllvyna vyrokUr
zodpovednych q zasvacenvc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-19
IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UcAsTNlKA vALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

Prisli dustojnici, zavelen po-
zor, prehlednuty rady, dan po-
vel k odchodu a pluk Sc ubi-
raj k nadrazi.
Kan sc jde? = Pojedeme
drahou. Nezustaneme tady ma
fronte. Pojedeme jinam. Kan?
Kde jsme byli = ci jinam ma
ruskou frontu? - Nebo zcela
imam - snad do Italie? TIE
myslenky Sc kazdy obaval, TIA
lie! = Mnozi vojaci, ktefi uz
byli ma italske fronte, vyprave
Ii vzdy: "Ruska fronta je uci-
neny raj proti Italii :"
Nikdo nev6del, kan Sc jede,
ami dGstojnici. Nahle prisel
rozkaz. Celia divise Sc stehuje.
! Nikdo nevestil mic dobreho.
Nalozili je do vlaku. Dlouho
staly vozy ma primitive po-
stavenem nadrazi. Hned "a
vrchem je casio sem stTili.
Kazdy 81 pTal, aby Sc uz
vlak hnul. Nebylo nalady, ne
zpivalo Sc.
Konecne vlak vyjel. Bylo od
poledne. V polich Sc pilne pra
covalo. Nedbano, re "a nekolik
dni muze byti tady, re pole
mohou byt promenena V zako-
py.
Vzdalovali sc cd fronty. A
vzdalovanim pribyvalo nalady.
Vojaci zazpivali.
K veceru dojeli do Lvova.
Znovu velke mesto lakalo, ele-
ktricke vozy svad6ly. Zavedli
vojaky k veGeri "a nadrazi
pres ulici znovu do vlaku, a
kan sc ted pojede? Nikdo ne
vedel. Ma ruskou frontu, ci il
nam? Sta pov6sti Sc vyprave-
10. Kdyby aspon den byl, ably
mohli poznati. Ia tiny vyjizde-
Ii.
Vojaci unavou usnuli. Kdy2
je rano probouzeli, uslyseli, re
jedou do Uher. Do Uher! Tedy
ruske fronty! Kan? Ma ru.
munskou, ifebo italskou? Je.
nom ne ma italskou. Nez fronta
byla daleko, dnes az k nj ne.
prijedou, proto byla nalads
vesela.
Jeli cely den. X veceru jim
oznamili, re prijizdeji do svt
uherske garnisony. Ma nadraz
zdrzi Sc pul hodiny, jejich do
plnovacl prapor je uvita a po
jedou dale. Vojenska duse! n;
nejblizSi stanici vetve stromG
kefe ulamany a vozy oZdobeny
Sc zp6vem Well do stanice sv,
garnisony V Uhrach.
Dustoinici nahradniho pra
poru je uvitali. Zpev, a bylo '
. mem cosi neveseleho, ac vessel,
: pisnicky Sc Zpivaly. Spise zou
falost k sluchu dolehala z We
sele pisne.
Pres pul hodiny stall.
Konecne opetne vlak uvedel
V pohyb.
: Pojedou mimo baraky pluku
Kazdy Sc tlacil ke dverim vo
: zu. Kazdy chtel spati'iti We TIM
/ okoli, ktere ia sveho vycvik
: pred odchodem ma frontu pre-
klinal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-19

jmouti z politiky Mad arska.
Toho pry vyzaduji eminentni
zajmy mad'arskeho statu.
Nuze, tento strojeny a velmi
v6dome zamysleny kontrast
Jest zastenou, ktera ma zakry-
ii pravy stav veci, jlmz jest
fakt, re janovska konference
pro Mad 'arsko neznamena ku
predu ami krok. Rozumejme:
pro Mad'arsko nepokojne, pro
jeho "intergritnl" politiku, pro
jeho dobyvacny a expansivni
imperialism. Naproste ztrosko
tani vsech planu, ktere mad ar
ska oficialni politika do Jano-
va kladla, characteristic nej-
lepe nedavna zprava "Kassai
Naplo', jez pravi, re mad ar
ske proposice Janove vesmes
odmitnuty. Zpravy 0 domne-
lych mad d'arskych uspesich
jsou vesmes nepravdive. Ne
jsou tn uspechy, ale zdvorila
odmitnuti, neb samozreime We
ci. Mad arsko dosud nemelo
| zadneho uspechu sice proto,
ze Mad arsko v Janove nepri-
chazi vubec V uvahu. Ma Ma
d'arsko sc neklade vubec "a
dna vaha, AMI pri hospodar-
skych uvahach. Pricinou toho
jest jeho vnitTni politika. Ze
700 cizich zurnalistu Janove
900 jest naladeno otevfene pro
timad arsky a to znamena pro
Mad ary velike nebezpeci, jeli-
koz tito journalistic budou pra-
covati proti MIN po celem sve-
tt. Mad arsko nedosahne V
Janove vfry do tie DOLBY, dokud
nedojde Budapest zprava, re
pachatele posledniho atentatu
byli dopadeni."
TAX tedy veci vypadaji Ia
zastenou. Kdyby ovsem oficiel-
nj politika mad arska, jeji or
ganove a tisk NELL dovoliti ve-
fejnemu mineni svemu, jez ne
Sc celou vinu nejen ma vnitrni
rozharaosti, nybrz i Ia meZi-
! narodni bezvyznamnost Ma
d'arska V nynejsl dobe. Zaslepe
nemu odpurci Mad arska puso-
! bila by snad tato jeho rozha-
ranOst a beZmocnost poteSenl
My Sc neradujeme. Nebot' neni
Zdravo zadnemu statu soused.
stvi, ktere je v rozkladu.. Take
toto Mad'arsko, stejne jake
my, Jest soucasti uzSi oblast
stredoevropskeho sirsiho ram.
! ce svetoveho neni-li zdravs
cast jedna, neni AMI celek, an
ostatni jeho casti zcela dobrt
ma tom. Mad arsko nespokoje
ne, dneSnim rezimem udrzovs
ne mimo pravni pofadek a mi
1 mo pravidelnou mezinarodn
duveru, neni sice svetu nebez
pecne, avSak jest nejvetslm pc
kuSitelem klidu a poradku. A
TO nemuze byti zajiste ami nan
lhostejno, tim meme milo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-19

J.
kterezto vlastnosti ovsem jsou
leda sympaticke a budi pratel-
sky ohlas. Zaroven vsak vlast-
nj mad arske vereine minenl
ma byti vedeno k commence, re
V Janove jsou We pTospech Ma
d aru velike veci V proudu, coz
ovsem = ably nebyla vzbuzena
proti opatrenlm odpurcn ma
d'arskeho imperialism, musl
oficialni politika "maskovati"
zdanlivou strizlivosti a lhostej
nosti. Media Sc upriti, re 81 ma
d'arske oficielni kruhy dove
dou Sc svym verejnym minenim
zahravati S vetsi mirou sikoy-
nosti nezli svedomitosti.
Ably nasi ctenari seznali, jak
vypada tato podvojna akce
mad arska, uvedeme il nejpr-
We nekolik ukazek, svedcicich
0 tom, jak veci pise mad'ar
sky oficielni a polooficielnl
tisk, nacez u srovnani s tim, u
vedeme nekolik vyroku hr.
Bethlena.
Tedy Ma pr. janovsky zpra-
vodaj listu "'Uj Nemzedek'
pravi, re az do predlozeni me
moranda 0 postavenl mensin
byla pro neutraly mad arska
otazka terra incognita". NynI
vSak, kdyz jsou v6ci ponekuc
mformovani, projevuji pry VII.
| ci Mad arsku nellcene sympa.
tie. Ma jinem mist6 tento list
prinasl rozhovdr hr. Bethle-
mem, ktery sc ke zpravodajI
ieho vyjadfil, re kona V Jano-
v6 dulezitou informaCni praci
ktera najisto prinese mad ar
ske veci dobre ovoce = treba
ze ne lined. Memorandum {
mensinach nechtelo pry zasaf
nouti do programu konferenc.
niho jednanl snad V tom smeru
| aby porad ten byl loZSirovan {
move body a ably byly mnozeny
zapaln6 latky, ktere Jest kon.
ferenci odklizeti. Ucelem jehC
m6lo byti toliko urgoVati enel
giGteiSi Cinnost SVaZu narodl
We Veci menSin a soucasne pou
kaZati ma poSaVadni nepatrnt
vysledky jeho Cnnosti V otaz
ce mensin. Budapest Hirlap'
: Ease lei, Jake uspechy pry m;
mad arSka delegace ianovsk;
v neoficielnlm jednani sc "a
stupei Velke dohody We vececl
reparacnich. Jde il to, aby
zpusobila odvolani noty repar;
chi komise, dosle mad arsk,
komise, dosl6 mad arske vlad'
kratce pred svatky velikonoc
mimi d obsahujici prikaz doda
Il V kratkem terminu urcit,
kontingent pozadovaneho do
bytka ma uGet reparaci. Tate
mad arska neoficielni akce NJ
nasla pry dosud nikde odmita
veho prijeti, coz je velmi slib
ny a pozoruhodny fakt. Pest
Hirlap' pravi dale, re dohod;
musi Sc mad arskou otazkou d.
syta zamestnaVati, treba Z,
wee mad arska neni V konfe
rencnim planu. Mad arsko ne
jen re nebude platiti reparaci
nybrz naopak pry dosahne to
no, re mu bude poskytnuta q;
hranicni zapujcka a to u
podmlnek nejvyhodnejsich.
Naproti temto hlasum tisk,
mallcim Zrejme ia ucel vzbu
diti stuj co stuj sebevedomi
ktere V mad arske - Wade od
dane - verejnosti poklesl po
doimem rancho odmItnuti m
moranda o menSinach - vyji
ma Sc docela kontrastne skrc
: nina, ba az skoupa strizliyost
Sc kterou Sc vyjadruji o jano
} skych vysledclch pro mad al
skou vec oficielni osobnost
} mluvi-li primo. TAX Ma pi
"Kassai Ujsag" prinasi pc
: slednim elsie rozhovor sveh
spolupracoVnlka DIR. Eugena
: rinyie min. predsedou HI