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The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
STATE HAS CASH BALANCE.

There was balance Of S6.76s,-
175. ~ IN the state treasury at the
close OF business May 81. Henry
Hines, state treasurer reported Fri
day. The general revenue fund, the
largest in the statement, contained
$479,577. .29. The state teachers
college fund contained an even
800, 900 derived from the sale of
certificates of Indebtedness during
the month. There were $2.72s.-
995 .8S in the trunk highway fund
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
HAND CAUGHT IN GRINDER
James o'NeilI Of Murray Count,
Suffers the Loss of Finuers.

SuHers the Loss OF Fingers.
Slayton. June 1.-James O'Neill
of Murray county, suffered a most
painful accident when his right
hand was badly crushed in feed
grinding machine. Mr.. O'Neill had
just finished his work in the field and
had gone to help his daughter who
was grinding reed. He peered tnto
the grinder and noticed that the ma
chine was not working. He stoppS
the horses and commenced to clean
out the corn silk and corn leaves
that had become enmeshed In the
gears. Just as he got his fingers in
to the machine the horses started
forward, putting the grinder in mo
ton. Mr. O'Neill summoned his
daughter to stop the team, but she
being frightened and seeing the dan
ger In which her father was placed.
Screamed. The horses then gave a
lunge forward with the result that
the hand was. drawn further into
the grinder.
The horses were unhitched and
Mr.. O'Neill extricated from his per-
ilous position. He was at once
Drought to the Home hospital in this
city, where 1t was found necessary
to amputate the first three fingers at
the third joint.
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08

Duluth, Mimi, June 1.-While
prospects for rain still were remote
wind conditions, today. continued to
favor the large crews of men fighting
timber and brush fires in North
eastern Minnesota and forest rang
ers reported the larger fires checked
temporarily.
The wind subsided late yesterday
and the guards brought virtually all
of the fires under control before
further loss of property resulted So
Office of the state service the prop
erty loss has been confined to a few
summer cottages and lumber camps
and less than $4,000 worth of cut
woods products. The destruction
of green timber has been compare
lively small Foresters estimated
that thousands of dollars damage
had been caused ITO the young trees
and seedlings.
Conditions In Manitoba.
Winnipeg, Man, June 1.-Meager
advices trickling in here from White
River, Ontario, early today, were To
the effect that the forest fire situa
ton there which has been threaten
ing for several days, was improved,
though the danger to the town has
not yet passed. - H.
Dying down Of the wind and heroic
efforts by townspeople saved the
town temporarily yesterday and last
night. If the wind comes up again
today, the fire will again assume
serious proportions.
Preparations for fight in q train
Of box cars has been made. Yester-
day scores of persons had moved
their most valuable personal belong
ings to the railroad depot for quick
loading in the event that it should
become necessary to fee. Some
residents went so far as to bury
their treasures. -.
Reports From Michigan .
Pentwater, Mich, June Forrest
damage in this vicinity have. been
extinguished through the efforts oil
volunteer fire fighters aided by a
change in the wind. The fire swept
an area four miles square but nc
buildings were destroyed.
Wisconsin Resort Threatened
MelleE, Wis, June Cooper
Falls, one of the beauty spots bi
Wisconsin, Is threatened by forest
fires which are raging on both sides
Of 1t deputy game and fire wardens
reported today. r.=
The town of Hurley is out Of dan :
ger, but much standing timber has
been destroyed, especially in swamps
where balsam and spruce seemed to
make the fire a furnace that ate ev-
lelything in it's path
White River Out Of Danger
Fort William, Ont, June 1.-White
| River, which was seriously menaced
by brush fire yesterday, was con
sidered out of danger, a. train crew
which passed through that place last
night reported on its arrival hel to
! day. Four buildings in the town
caught fire, members Of the train
crew said. but were extinguished be
fore serious damage was done
Fires are still raging between
Chapleau and White River, the rain
meu said. and many telegraph poles
are down near Missanabie. Rain il
hoped for as the only means of fin
ally quenching the flames, they said
| ., Threatening Fire Near Orr
st. Paul, June 1.-One new serious
| fire burning in the slash about tw elve
miles north Of the village OF Orr was
reported to headquarters Of the for
estry service here, today. The fire
which broke out yesterday is threat
ening heavy stands OF green timber
! in Pelican state forest. A. crew oi
more than one hundred men is fight.
ing the fire.
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL SESSION
County Association Will Hold It's
Meeting 10 Vernon Center

County Association Will Hold lts
Meeting ~ Vernon Center
Vernon Center, June 2.-The Blue
Earth County Sunday School associa
tion Will hold it's convention in this
place Saturday and Sunday, June
and 10. The program is as follows,
= Saturday Afternoon
Professor S. II. Anonsen, Presiding
2:S0 Worship =. .I.........
-. Rev. ]. G., Goering, Amboy
245 THE Sunday School at Work
...P. A. Lang, State Representative
$40 THE Pastor and the Sunday
School. DR.. i. .Reser, Lake Crystal
Special Music
'3:40 "The Children We Teach.
Miss Mabel Bailey, State Represent
I4:1O Problem Period
Nominating Committee ap-
Saturday Evening
c. NJ. Warren, Presiding
7:30 Worship.
Rev. ". D. Fuller, Vernon Center
7:45 Address. ...... Miss Bailey
Special Music
.S:2o Men In The Sunday School,
........ p. A. Lang
Offering for Organized Work
Sunday Morning
Regular services in Methodist ano
Baptist churches.
Sunday Afternoon
Professor F. Marian Selby, Presiding
200 Worship ................
........ Rev. R. e. Caller, Amboy
2:15 Reports of County Officers
Election of officers .-
Music 1
2:30 "The Next Step. ..........
....... Miss Mabel Bailey
Offering -
800 Sectional Conferences:
/. General Section. Methods,
Church =
: = DR.. ]. W. Andrews. Presid.
8:io Adult Problems i. .......
$3.50 workers nesting sing: I%IH.''
$3.50 The Training Class. :.... ~
Mrs. F:~W. Buckholtz. Mapleton
4:10 Problem Period. P. A. Lang
sa Q. Children's Division. -.
Rev. W. DeLoss Fuller, Presiding
$40 Beginner and Primary Depart
ment. Miss Mae Fletcher, Mankato
$3.50 Junior Methods. ..........
.,.... Mrs. J. G. Goehring, Amboy
$3.50 Class Demonstration. ......
...... Mrs. S. H. Anonsen. Amboy
.4:15 Looking Ahead. Miss Bailey
\ Questions
.. Sunday Evening
Newly Elected President, Pre-
ciding. ~. ...
1880 Worship. .............
Rev. H. Illingworth, Vernon Center
7:45 Building the Lesson Into Life
Miss Bailey
Music
.S:20 Why Believe in Association
Work. p. A. Lang
Offering for Organized Work.
Benediction - "
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
ENDED SCHOOL YEAR
Mapieton High Graduates Were Pre-
scented With Their Diplomas


Mapleton, MINI, June '3.-The an
nual commencement exercises of the
Mapleton High. school graduating
class was held at the American Le-
gion hall last evening Long before
the opening of the exercises the
,hrong began to arrive and when the
Lime came the hall was filled to ov-
eraowing. Fifteen students had
cached the final goal at the local
;cl,ool and were presented diplomas
( taE- ;ijle. 'IiK,ss Woo reeeised
diplomas were, Beryl Busse, Mary
hotalins, Ruth Lang, Margaret
---..,. ..-. 4 =. 49, -. -. ~t.ia
za-l>r,,.- / r.4 ,.r.E.n.t lima alott,
Florence Stevens, Ellsworth Stevens,
Media stevens, Lorena Sellers, Louise
O. ,,jC..LS4, ----4~-.c eNsn..u1. 49,
-.,--L.'uQe ,.lAI-.G. nos y. e.seit a..
4-c y.-.:-G-..i WITH lue AlauuateS
- =, o. .ll-IIGe4usAt ~ 5'Nlu, rGr.. VI.
Melby, Hon. H. c: Hotaling, speaker
ui the evening, land HON L. d. IayEoft
president o4 Ine school board, and
one incident marred the happy event
sCA q A''r l3IOi}N A3IS" L 49, p-NN%S@ 80
n!ch Ine sps3na.S 5 ana others wee
seated ref. Ssd to Withstand the
weight which was resting thereon and
came down with crash. No one was
injured and the program was carried
out as follows: Invocation, Rev. Gus
tav Meloy; vocal selection, MISS
Marjorie 'titzloff, talented singer
who has been studying the past yea
in Minneapolis and VINO is now visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. J. F. AlbIecht. She
was obliged to respond with an en-
core. The address Of the evening was
delivered by Hon h. c. Hotalins,
who took for his subject, Aiming
High" A Girls chorus consisting o.
the Misses Edna Scott, Louise
Schweitzer, Beryl BIsse, Lorena Sell
lers, Blanche Whitney and lrma Pos
sin sang the June Rhapsody, by
Daniels. In pleasing manner Hon.
T. B. Taylor presented the graduates
With their diplomas The program
was brought to a close by the pro-
nouncing of the benediction by Rev.
G. Melby.
Reuben Dietz arrived home Thurs
day from Kansas City, Mo-, where he
has been attending school.
Mapleton chautauqua dates are
June 10 to IA inclusive. Secure your
tickets now All money over and
above needed for the chautauqua will
be turned over to the Herbert De-
rome Post of Amrican Legion. AS
sist two good causes by buying your
ticket now. Adults $500; children
S1.00.
Mrs Chester Treadwell and Mrs.
Roland Loitved of Bemidji spent the
past week with relatives and friends
at this place.
A. e. Hill met with what might
have been a serious accident Thurs
day morning near the Equity eleva-
tor. The horses that he was driving
became frightened atsthe train and
became unmanageable and ran into
a telephone pole with such force that
Mr.. Hill was thrown headlong into
the air. No bones were broken, but
he was badly shaken UP. ..|... .
The local Woodmen Lodge will
hold their Memorial Services at the
Conversational church next Sunday
morning, June 8. It is requested that
as many members Of this order at
tend as possibele.
Mrs. Robert Morrow and daughter
Orson Chase and daughter Laura
and Lloyd Morrow drove to James
vile Thursday afternoon for a short
visit at the Ben Oliver home. =.
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
EIks' Home To Be Dedicated

Waseca, June Juno z the new
Elks" summer home now being built
on the north shore of Clear lake will
he dedicated and it Is expected that
the chief speaker Of the occasion
will be Governor sPreus. The Owa-
tonna Elks band will be present to
lend music to the occasion and Elks
from all over Minnesota are expect
ed to be in attendance. Work has
been progressing very rapidly on
the summer home and at this writ.
ing the frame work is up. Groups
Of local Elks and large number OF
Elks from Owatonna have combined
forces and have accomplished a
great deal in cleaning up the place
and building the home. - y
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
WILL GRADUATE TUESDAY
Twenty six viii Graduate From
North Mankato Schools

TWenty-stx VIII Graouate FROM
North Mankato Schools
The North Mankato schools clos
ed Friday, and the final examina-
tions were over on Thursday. This
year the school graduates from the
eighth grade twenty six pupils: Al
va BagIey, Cedric Dubois, Stanley
DeVaney, Verne DeRemer, Car
Frankson, Virginia Hodgdon, Clay
ton Johnson, Earl Jensen, Helen
Jensen, Myron Manning: Esther O.
gee, Harold LPostels, Mildred Page
Bernice Butler, Jesse Bohrer, Ber'
nard Buckley, Marcella Spornitz
,Luella Jones, Yetive Mabee. Inez
Koppen, Vera Trautman Ella VII
helm; Louise Walrath, Alice Wal
rath, Roy Anderson, Melville Hitch
cock. .-.EE. -,
The commencement exercises will
he held In the school building on the
evening Of June 5th at eight o'clock
Hon. H. n. Benson Of st. Peter Will
give the address, After the exer-
cises the parent teacher association
VIII give a reception to the class.
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
DEATH JAMES S. MURPHY
Brother Mrs LorIn Cray Passed
AWAY In Msnkato Yesterday

Brother Mrs LorIn Cray Passed
Away In Mankato Yesterday
James s. Murphy Of Lake Crystal
died at Emmanuel hospital In this
city on Friday, June ], at Sis p. m.
Mr.. Murphy was born In Bell
brook. Ohio, April 8, 1856. In 1857
with his parents he came to Lake
Crystal. and has lived In that vicin-
ity ever since. He was never mar
ried. His nearest living relative was
city, He has been a sufferer for
more than a year with heart trouble
and complications.
The funeral will be held from the
Methodist church at Lake crystal
on Sunday. June 3, OF three o'clock
and VIII be conducted by Rev. Kee-
sey Of Lake Crystal, assisted by Rev
T. Ross Paden Of this city.
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
sattIement Ia Made

Llverne. June Nv. I. Fdrlcy,
general counsel Of the Omaha Rail
way company has sent message to
Mayor r. B. Hinkly stating that his
company was willing to pay one clty ~
Of Luverne $4,000 as its share OF the
naving on Cedar, Fletcher, Freeman
and Kniss avenue crossings. This Is
about s1.1oo less than the amount
assessed against the railway COM
vSa .r ..'.g.-. .."."-
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
Parents Twenty One Children
[ Associated Press DISPATCH. ]

Fergus Falls, Mimi, June l.-Race
suicide is not popular in the town of
Corliss, Ottertail county, where Mr..
and Mrs. Sam G. Wallace are the
par ents Of twenty one children, the
twenty first arrival-a twelve pound
son-being announced today. The
family consisted of fourteen sons and
seven daughters, eighteen Of whom
are living. There are also forty FIVE
grandchildren and three great grand
children. Mr.. Wallace is sixty nine
years old. H -. -,
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
Milling Company Must Pay
r YAuHociated PreeG Di6patch.

81. pESi. June i@willism Alfred
Of 81. Cloud, VII receive S2,Sti.e6 a.
part payment for his services from
November !, 1917. 70 August !, 1891,
rendered 10 the Great Northern
Flou- Mills company Of Sc. Cloud,
the state supreme court ruled today
in sfirmins the decision OF Judge J.
Roser's court -.
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
CIRCUS COMING TO TOWN
World Brothers Show Will Pitch
Tents Here On June 1S.

=" OTlQ bTOInGT6 SHO" WIN
Tents Here On June 1s.
Fred Sandman, contracting agent
for the World Brothers circus, was
day, June IS. The aggregation will
reach Mankato Sunday morning,
coming from Worthington. AS Mon
day will be payday for the employ
ees considerable money will be ex-
pended among the local merchants.
The World Brothers conduct a
trained animal show. The animals
are of foreign and domestic brands.
Among the trained horses is Lady
Virginia, a ball room equine, that
took first prize at the horse show in
New York. February. 1922. There
vill be clowns and everything in the
show
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08

Lake Wilson, June 2.-"Kill the
Rats" is the slogan in the village OF
Lake Wilson these days. The rat
problem has become a serious one
and at the last meeting or the WI.
lage council the members of that
body decide to offer a bounty~of two
cents on each rat killed The rats
should be taken to Mayor Schumak-
er, who will issue warrant for the
number killed.
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08

liquor In violation Of the volstead
act. The, defendant waived examin-
alton and was bound over under $500
bonds to await the action OF the fed
eral grand jury at the October term
Of the United States court in this
nit,y - -'.'. Ea-r-
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
AGED MAN DISAPPEARS
Hope, N. D., Resident Wandered
Away From Daughters Home

IAssOclated Press Gspatch.J :
St Paul. June 1.-Eo trace had
been found today of Fred Gigax, sew
enty nine years old, Of Hope, N. D.,
his his daughter' % \ Mrs. T R. X AZ IS Moran, 3L
here Tuesday while on a sightse eing
tour Mrs Morgan believes that her
father became lost. He was in good
health and spirits when he left homo,
she said.
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
New UIm Man Arralsned

David Leonard OF New Ulm was
arraigned before United States Com.
missioner Frank z. Morse yesterday
afternoon on the charge Of having in
his possession certain Intoxicating
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
Heat Death In ST. Paul

Associated Press Dsuatch.]
ST. Paul, June 2 One heat pro-
stration was reported here today
when the mercury went to SO de-
grees. -. A-.-- :. -, !. a..
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08
FOREST fires ARE
CHECKED FOR TIME
Conditions Much Improved
In North State Areas
LOSSES NOT HEAVY
Property Damages Confined To
Summer Homes At
Lakes

IAssociated Press Dispatch.l
Sau,t Ste Marie, Ont, June I.
Practically the whole forest
north of Lake Superior may
break into flames unless rain
soon deseends, said report re.
ceived here today from the Of
fees Of the Alsona Central rail.
way.
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08

Costly
Talk isn't cheap when you are
talking back to cop.
The Mankato free press., 1923-06-08

Never Learned Anything
Many people. who went to school
can't prove it.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-04
AZ eletmentes aldozata

Szuper Ern6ne IS Bro Klara a
hajmaspusztai halast6ban fiirod-
tex. Bir6 Klara, aki mem tndott
uszni, messzire belement t6ba.
Hirtelen forgo fole fole keriilt es
segitsegert kezdett kialtozni. Szu-
perne segitsegere sietett, de a full
dokl6 leany annyira megremiilt,
hogy karjainak szoritasaval telje-
sen megbenitotta Szupernet, ICY
mindketten belefultak vizbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-04

szaz kisgazda, ugyanannyi tiszt-
visel6, nagybirtokos es ,ugyved ke-
rult XII gyoztesen a, valasztasokb6l,
keves magnas, megkeyesebb szol-
gabiro.
Kereszteny es nemzeti, foldmi-
yes es kisgazda volt mindenki,
meg az olasz orgrof, IA Pallavicini
is a magyar negyvenezer holdacs-
kajaval. A koztarsasagb6l egy
miniszteri rendelettel mar korab-
ban ismet kiralysagot fabrikaltak.
S miutan megint kiralysag let
tiink: valasztottunk egy ideigle-
mes allamf6t. Mem volt egy en-
beriink, aki, mint a magnes, maga
kore vonzotta volna laz egesz nem-
zetet. A hirtelen 0sszetoborzott
seregek ellen Horthy Mikl6s allott.
Kezebe futott 0ssze az ero es hata-
lom. Oriasi tobbseggel valasztot-
tax meg 6t a magyar, nemzet kor-
manyzojava. Heten szavaztunk
Apponyi Albertre: Rupert Rezso,
Kerekes Mihaly, Forgacs Istvan,
en- joma'gam, meg a tnloldalr6l ha-
rom ismeretlen.
Ketsegkiviil .j6 szandeku, de-
mokratikus hajland6sagu tesiitlet
volt ez az elso nemzetgyiiles. De,
hogy meg sem lehetett ,azon saba
don es nyiltan vedelmere kelni az
artatlanul iild0z0tt em)bereknek,
hogy felel0tlen elemek garazdal-
kodasat csak eeltiink kskaravete-
sevel tudtuk neha-neha szGnyeg-
re hozni, hogy zalaegerszegi
kDzigazgatasi internalo tabor meg
sziinteteseert oily medd6 harcot
folytattunk csapan, annak Okla
mem a nemzetgyiilesen, mint in
kabb kiilso k0riilmenyeken mu-
lott. Barmily nehezen ment is
azonban, naprol-napra szaporo-
dott azoknak a szama, akik a jog
rendert, ACKNOWLEDGMENT nyi1tan
sz6t mertiink emelni.
Ez a nemzetgyiiles detronizalta
a Habsburgokat. A t0bbs6g meg
gy6zodesbol, magnasok csak an
tant-parancsra. Ennek nemzer-
gyiilesnek kellett beigtatni leg
fajdalmasabb t0rvenyt: trianoni
kenyszerbeket. Macy teved6se
volt, ennek a nemzetgyiilesne'z,
hogy a tulz6k kivansagara torve-
nyesitette ia botbiintetest. BIZ
saeaink b0lcseseget mutatja,
hogy ezt a biintetest egyaltalan
mem aukalmaztak. Ma mar mines
is ervenyben. Csak ARA volt j6,
hogy rossz hiliinket keltse.
Ez nemzetgyiles szavazta
meg foldreformot, de nem raj
ia mulott, hogy vegrehajtasa las
SUI es mem kielegit6.
A masodik nemzetgyiiles mar
korantsem ilyen demokratikus.
Nyilt szavazassal es terrorral hoz-
tax 0ssze. A tobbesget magnasok,
nagybirtokosok, papok, szolgabi-
r6k teszik. Igaz, hogy huszon0t
szocialdemokrata is bekeriilt, de
EFT csak taktikabol intezte ICY a
kormany, inert viszont a demo-
kratikus, polgari ellenzeket csak :
mem kiszoritotta. Ez az Okla an
max, hogy megerosod0tt reakci6-
val szemben a demokratikus ele
mex mem tudnak eredmenyescn
harcra kelni.
Teljes a jogrend
Megallapithato, hogy a feudal;s
antidemokratikus parliament tobb
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-04
DRozDY GY0z0 C1KKE
(Befejez6 'kozlemeny)


Forradalom volt. Az egyik for
radalom a masikat soporte ell es
irtotta. A legtobb kart ketsegki-
viii kommunistak okoztak az Or
szagnak, $ ez adta meg a feher
terrornak latszo,agos erkolcsi jo-
gosultsagat. Mindket terrornak
egyforman voltak felelotlen ele-
mel. Egyik sem vethet a mask
max szemere semmit. Egyforman
atkozza es utalja 6ket minden tisz
tesseges, becsiiletes, jo magyar
ember.
A zsidosag es kommunizmus
Az amerikai magyarok kozott
altalanos az a velemeny, hogy ott-
hon zsid6iildozesek, pogromok
voltak.
$50 sincs rola, ez olyan tulzas,
amivel lie kell szamolni.
A zsid6sag ellen hatarozottan
rendkiviili ellenszenv fejlodott XII
az utobbi esztend0kben, ennek
legf6bb Okla, hogy bolseviki dix.
tatura vezetoinek t0bb mint so
szazaleka zsid6 volt. Eek a fel-
miivelt, kocos, dekadens intel
lektuellek" fosztottak Xxi zsid0
iizleteket, vallalatokat es bar a
legt6bb kart ketsegkiviil a gazdag
zsid6knak okoztak, megis alfalfa
nositottak 6ket hithii, hazafias,
tisztesseges zsidosaggal.
A diktatura bukasa utan f0l-
viharzo nepite,et mar mem disz-
tingvalt S bizony nehany artatlan
zsid6 is aldozatnl esett. A Macy
Alfold egy-egy helyen pedig Hej-
jas teroristai hosszu idon keresz-
till tavol tartottak a zsid6sagot
att6l, hogN otthonaba visszater-
hessen.
A kiil0nfele teveszmekkel agyon
forradalmasitott tisztvisel6osztaly
sekintelyes resze ebredonek csa-
pott fel, akiknek f6elviik: zsid6
eyiilolet. Dacara azonban, hogy
csaknem. ket esztend6n at izgat
tax az orszagot az ebred0k zsi-
d6sag ellen: mem fordult el6 egyet
Inc egy eset sem, hogy a magyar
nep, dolgozo f0ldmives osztaly
vagy ipari munkassag q zsidosag
ellen fordult volna. Ellenkezoleg:
falusi zsid6sag mindig szamitha-
tott a magyar nep vedelmere.
Igaz, hogy a kereszteny kurzus
vezerei szidtak zsidot, lazitot-
tax ellene, de csak azert, hogy jol
megpuhitsak es jobb iizleteket k0t
hessenek vele. - A dolgok szati-
raja epen abban kulminal, hogy a
zsid6sag sohasem gazdagodott
oily Macy lendiilettel, mint Ike
reszt6ny kurzus alatt.
Fajdalmas val0sa!g - es EFT pi
rulva kell bevallanom = hogy a
zsid6sag lelen valo izgatas egy em
bertelen t0rvenyben: a numerus
cfausuban erte ell tetopontjat. Min
den remenyiink meg lehet azon-
ban ahoz, hogy hamarosan kitep-
.hetjiik torvenyk0nyviinkbol EFT
sotet lapot, mely a magyar kul-
tura jo hirenek szerte vilagon
oily sokat artott.
A konszolidacio fele
Al kommiin bukasa utan felesz-
tend6re, 1920 februarjaban Tilt
ossze az els6 nemzetgyIles. A
valaszeasok valoban tisztak es
demokratikusak voltak. Mintegy