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New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Operates Motorcycle
 Without State Permit

William p. sabin Of .4 Rocky Hill avenue was arrested this afternoon by Motorcycle Policeman William g. stroiis on charges Of ope<iting a mo- tor vehicle without q license and without 6 registration. strolls met the young man on Stanley street driv- ing . machine with home made number plate on the rear He question ed him ss to what had happened to th. original plate and learned that he had neither registration nor license 10 operate. He told the policeman that he had taken the examination yester- received it yet. The machine belong d to his employer ard he was driv- tns home to lunch in if.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
HOW "TIz" HELPS
 SORE, TIRED FEET

Good bye. sore feet. burning feet. swollen feet. swosfy feet smelling feet. tired feet.
 Good bre corns caliouses. bunions and raw spots. No more shoe tight ness. no more llmping with pain or drawing up your face in agony. 'Tiz' is magical, acts right off. "Tiz" draws out all the poisonous exudations which puff up the feet. tse 'Tiz' and forget your foot mis- cry. An, how comfortable your feet feel. Get a box Of "Tiz'' now st any drug or department store. Don't suffer Have good feet. glad feet. feet that never swell. never hurt. never get tired. 4 years foot comfort guaranteed for a few cents.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

street, is home from St. Stephens col lege at Annandale- N. Y.. for the summer months.
 r. +. Beach of this city through D. l.. Nair has brought suit for s259 damages against M. H. Westerberg of Windsor. The plaintiff alleges non payment of a note due him by the defendant. Deputy Sheriff NJ. H., Horwitz served the papers.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Will Install Campbell
 As Eagles President

New Britain Aerie of Eagles will have one Of the biggest meetings .n its history tonight when president elect Walter A. Campbell and his stan of officers will be installed in of- flee and the goth anniversary or the serie will be observed. There will be many visiting Eagles present. A pro- gram of entertainment has been ar- ranged and lunch will be served.
 Retiring president Henry Zwlck has been delegated 10 attend the next convention. to be held fin August fin Providence. President-elect Campbell will attend the Norwich convention rsxt week. The aerie has exceeded the quota of i5o new members set for it for the current year, 1bi having been initiated.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Drink and Daues

New York-A new drirk reported to he popular in the more remote parts Of the Republic of Colomhia in- stills a desire 10 fight in the natives of the region. according 10 nir. II. Fl. Rusby of the New York College of Pharmacy. The effect or ths drink on white men. however. is to make them wish to dance, Dr. Rusby says.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
BORAH STEADFAST IN HIS REFUSALS
Even Declines to Run After Talk y. With President

Washington, June 12.-After con ference with President Coolidge today Senator Borah said his attitude toward the presidential nomination was unchanged.
 The Idaho senator left the White House at 10:55 a. m.. and refused 10 add to his earlier statements that he
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

would not accept the nomination at the hands of the Cleveland conven- ton.
 Discussion between the president and Senator Borah was at considera- bis length. The senator declined to go into any details.
 .My position in respect 10 the nomination is irrevocable," Senator Borah said. "It has not changed and 1t will not change"
 Senator Borah said he had sent a telegram to former Senator Beveridge of Indiana, to be read to the eonven- ton if by any chance his name was placed in nomination. This telegram, he said. would definitely end all con- sideration of his selection.
 MT. Borah said he considered that Federal Judge William s. Kenyon of Iowa, and Governor Hyde, of Missouri had the best chances for the place.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Deer Increasing

San Francisco-The number of deer in California is increasing despite the fact that the combined toll taken by hunters and mountain lions each year is at least 50,0Oo. The state st pres ent has population Of SO0,ooo to 400,00O deer. according to estimates of the California Fish and Game eom- mission.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Motn Like Dried Mud

London-The moons surface is the color of dried mud, according to F. J. Hargreaves, member of the British Astronomical association, who has perfected process Of direct color photography. He says the surface of the moon can also be likened to weathered, dirty concrete.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Twins Die at a2

Woatherby, Eng.-After living to- gether all their lives, the Misses Mar tha and Bessie Blackstone, twins, 92, died within 12 hours of each other re- gently Tn the funeral the two collins were carried side by side through the village street, each on tho shoulders of four men.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

The Herald classired ad depart ment is by far and away the best in the cityS
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

The Herald classified ad depart ment is by far and away the best in the city.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
BUTLER APPROVES
 OF MAN FROM IOWA
tcontinued from First rage)
Lodge Is Opposed

- rangement for an hour and half's re- cess.
 Lodge Is Opposed One group opposed to Judge Ken yon, consisting of Senators Lodge, Reed of Pennsylvania and Wadsworth of New York and Secretary Mellon held what was understood 10 have been a protest meeting in commit tee room in the basement Of the con Hention hall.
Evening star., 1924-08-10

-Ruff1ed Marquisette Curtains, in
rose, blue, orchid and gold. Made
to sell for $3.95.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
At 1896 Each

Craft Panels
-Scrim Panels
-Marquisette Panels
Novelty Braid Panels
Evening star., 1924-08-10

Irish Point Panels
" ollie Panels
Renaissance
Evening star., 1924-08-10

Combination consists Of
g glasses. 1 pitcher. q
slippers and a mahogany
finished serving tray. You
need one of these sets
Winter and Summer, so
get one tomorrow.
Evening star., 1924-08-10

Ruf1ed Curtains, this seasons
style, and made to sell for $2.45.
Splendid values.
Kann's, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-08-10

Set of FIVE Yellow Mixing
Bowls, worth 79c, but re-
duced for tomorrow. S, E,
7, 8 and 9 inch bowls in set.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-02-13
Kintire

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto and family were
visitors at the A. Kissner home Sun
day. ;.
Mrs. Axel> Hultquist and Mrs. Hult-
man entertained the Ladies' Aid
Thursday.
A surprise party was held at the
Rev. Babe home Thursday evening.
All there report a pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mack and fam
lily were visitors at the Arthur Kis-
sner home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Flaata were ver::'
pleasantly surprised at their home
FRIDAY evening by number Of neigh
bors and friends. A delicious lunch
was served at midnight.
Luther League Wednesday evening
February 10. Everyone invited.
! Mr.. and Mrs. R. Payne were Red
wood shoppers Friday.
Lueien Payne has been on the SICK
list for several days.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-02-13
Shutdown

4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Schous on Tuesday, January
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Senuis Jensen and
soa Richard left Monday for Bow
bells. n. D. where they will visit re-
latives for a few weeks. They were
accompanied there by Thomas Peter
son. who has been the guest OF reia
tives here the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hemm!ngso1
entertained some young folks at ii
party Saturday night.
Mrs. J. NJ. Thorston and sons Leon
ard and James visited a few days
with the Coulter family at Lamber-
ton last week.
20. Peterson of Lake Wilson made
a visit at his parental home tie week
end.
Aug. Bleadow and family visited
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Aug
Tonak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schons celebrat-
ed their silver wedding anniversary!
last Sunday. Neighbors and frienes
were there to help them celebrate the
occasion. They received many gifts
A supper was served.
John Kagel returned home Satur'
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-02-13
Mrs. Ira Rogers was Redwood
Falls visitor from Wednesday until

Mrs. Ira Rogers was Redwood
Falls visitor from Wednesday until
Friday.
Rev. ]. E. Rankin was business
visitor at Seaforth, Thursday.
Miss Ida Fischer of Echo spent last
week here at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Frank Engel.
Mrs. j. A. Lagerstrom returned
Monday from Minneapolis, where she
spent last week with relatives.
D. R. McCorquodale was a Mime
apolis business visitor the fore part
of last week.
Ludwig Flore transacted business
at Morton, Saturday.
Gust Johnson returned Thursday
from a visit Of several days in the
Twin Cities.
James Stevenson of Judith Gap,
Montana, brother of John Stevenson
of this place spent the weekend here
with relatives. !.
Miss Mildred Bunting entertained
the members of her Sunday School
class at her home last Wednesday eve
ming. :.
Mrs. Willard Olson of Minneapolis
is a guest at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Houghan.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-02-13
Delhi

S. j. Sampson of Franklin was a
Friday visitor at the'home of his sist-
er, Mrs. Clinton Johnson.
A. L. Leonard was elected manager
at the annual meeting of the Shipping
Association held on Tuesday of last
week.
Martin Freise shipped two carloads
Of livestock to the South ST. Paul
market Sunday. Mr.. Freise and Will
liam Richardson accompanied the
shipment.
Ben Kuenzi and wife, J. D. Ziegler
and wife of North Redwood. and Mr.
and Mrs. j. j. Ziegler of Belview were
in attendance at the masquerade ball
here Friday evening.
]. Fl. Maus attended the Twin City
auto show couple of days last week
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-02-13

acres of sugar beets will be cultivated
around Morgan. This makes the
foul tn year of the sugar beet industry
at Morgan and many of the farmers
are enthusiastic over the culture Of
sugar beets.
Wanda High School basket bali
leans played double basket ball
game with our high school boys and
girls on Friday evening. They lost
both games. A reception was held at
the school house following the game.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-02-13

Manager M. L. Fettis of Redwood
Falls made a statement that he has
signed up contracts for over 1850
acres of sugar beets in the Morgan
and Clements districts for the season
of 1924, 1t is expected that colony
of 800 Mexicians, including, men, wo-
men and children will be employed in
the beet fields the coming season. We
are informed that 200 of these will
make Morgan their trading head
quarters as it is expected that 75C
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-02-13

day from Flaxton, N. D. where he at
tended the funeral of his brother
Paul.
Earl V. Hemsworth passed away at
the Redwood Falls hospital, following
an attack of appendicitis. He is sur
vived by his wife and three children
Relatives from Iowa, Minneapolis, AMI
Owatonna were present at the fun
eral.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-02-13
as buttermaker.

as buttermaker.
The Ladies' Aid was entertained at
the Lodge hall, Wednesday afternoon.
An impressive memorial for the late
" oodrow Wilson, was held at three
o'clock, the exact time of the funeral
services at Washington. Rev. Bell
delivered the principal address.
Madames. Don Bosel and H. o. Johns
ton gave readings that were appro~
priateDfor the occasion. The audience
sang number of sweet hymns.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-10
CsENDEs UTAK

Ha eseee 6varos fenyben hompoyg6 kocrobogassal
za arok gondoo hogy manapsdg
etet larma nernaconas
Ahol larma legEabb eezzk fel legeevenebb eletet
0t legnsgyobb kuura Mem oda hogy mndenk aam tarsa
dam k0z0sg embeek gyekeznk tutenni
mason zsvao cseekveben napronapr harsogo hangon
kiabaak XII erejuket ertekuket samyan hogy noman
a6 tsztan halo flek eltompplnak ehiszk
hazugsagaika anas utcak nyomor tavaba torkoak
rmas ueak vegen all benak kerekesek S mkor armasah
ebbe kapaskodnak gonoa tep zvke hogy
hajszansk volt semmi ertem Aan megndunak
tjuk eprussa szeget vege. Aki n e ell 6ket inkaba
sjnakozk ajtuk eet becsapoan Ok sokat yeztek de
mg 0bbct aggodtak egsz odaadasava sohaem voak
bologok kak kesrsg keyhe Reserves vego
sxamadasuk.
elton dSk nagy szabadit6ja tan lesz es6 doga
hogy sz0r nagyvaros mas kuura megfojtja csOg6,
merge azugsgokat embersege vsszavazeti erme
forasahoz hogy egyn anny szvbe adaom
svarsag f0ld0n.
Jomagam axok k0ze tarozom, akikk fl6hez larm
verodk e? Nem eetek rn annyia entz6 hogy
Mar s6falum fdmves nepene racsos kapujan be-
kial rombo6 een. falus iskoastarsamr6
dolmanyt Valiant g varoi flg faus ruhadaabba
5tozette Sket Magam vagyok gyemeke
ysgyek
De naha valiant kos kegyelem adasavai cayolo-
d6k alomfenyt6 besugArzo cses uakon jarok
meyeken maganyos emberek konny kaca feher Ezeknek
enyedes embereg 6sorok foasaib6 cred any
ernteten dok log6 pszkos huamao Egyszerd kcsny
embeek eze ami k0il0ttGk es fo6k nagy es
e6 Ehhez ke6h0z fer hozza modern id6
e kaprazata czek mee &ultura minden ereke XII
csiny es haavany.
Ha vsszan6zek lily cs6ne utakat keresem oyer
mekkoromat om Akkor voam legkozeeh eghez fs ter
meszethez. Pog&ny Hammer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-10
1904 1pRII.1s TO-.

okirat, az ArpAdok legnagyobb
szsgyenfoltjanak mondja, inert q
tot jobbagyok mem kaptak benne
iogot. A magyar tortenelem nagy
alakjai semmik, vagy goaoszts-
v6k, ellenben 'Giskra Is Jaaosik
nemzeti h5sok, q kets rabloveSer.
Kiilonben is minden sziil6nek 6kol
be szornl a kezey pa hallja, hogy
milyen sbadarsagokat kell gyerme-
k1nek az iskolaban beyenni.
9ok a panasz y fink Is lanyok
egyiittes oktatasnak rendszere eli
len is kozepiskolakban. Az allaia
a cseliek es t6tok szamara, kIlon
leany es ,kiilon fiuk0zepiskolskat
allt fel, de .. kisebhsfeeket arra
kenyszeriti, Aogy felsSbb fokon is
egyiitt iarassak iskoaAba naindket
nembeli if5usagulsat. A leleplezett
Gel, hogy "a kisebbsegi ifjusagot AZ
erk0lesi zilies utjara tereljek.
A felvideki magyar partok gon-
desk oanak most a kulturalis seret-
mi anyag megfelel6 feldolgOzas4-
rel es a kiilf0ld illetekes f6rumai
ele yal6 terjeszteserol. Egyuttal
tarsadaimi akciot, ihdit annak e.
dckeben, hegy d magyar. an|yak
gyermekeiket otthonl akfassak
yal6di magyar t6rtenelemre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-10

Fgyelembe k hogy eentest angol Labor
Parhoz koze aok adtak k val oyanok aket esosorban
munkaors erdeke akke algh ehe kapa rokonszenvvel
yadolni. st.e ttss.
eentes ugyancak 5rvendetesen alaps meg AIT is hogy
amera aceltelepeken mmar bevezetk nc oral munkaid6t
ugysn artSa mn6sit yiymanynak,
zoge hogy mmar egpenzsvarabb nagytokes
tdketseg beajak hogy nyolc oral munkad6 10 lziet
befektetes nagyobb energa tobb zogaommal
dolgozik.
jelenes j6sasokba bosatkozk megbhat6 amerikai
adaok apjan k0vekez hogy l92k eszend6ben mem
cs0kkenest6l tarani Val6sznk tara AIT is,
ogy enokyalasas kampany valtoza munkaakalmak
szaman
Fgyelembe we've sok remenytelen tayatot ameyet
eur6pai munkaviszonyokka kpcsoaban egkHnbozob
szokak inten opmisztikus
hang ameie ango eentes aerka kap
csoatban megu Az gaan ny6 elenes
yona ha opmizmu evet Europara ehene alkamazni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-10

A megszailott Felvidskea az Yei.
Ecsehssites politik&ja eyrSl eyre
biztos lapesekkel halad el6re, amt
. magyar iskolak es n0vendekek
szamanak fokozatos apaddsa iga-
lzol.
Leginkabb jeilemzi EFT q Macy
iskolak a1lando Is pedig hRgyara-
1nyu es6kkeatese.
Magyar elemi iskola volt 2a2S,
de ebhSl ma mar csak 756 van.
| Magyar pelglri iskola volt 95,
ma van Is.
| Magyar gimnazium volt, 30, ma
van g..
| Magyar .reaiskola volt 6, ma
Ivan A., s
| Magyar aeanyk6aepiskola volt
6, ma egy sincs.
| Magyar szakiskola welt 26, ma
van 3. =
| Magyar sfketneaaa iskola volt
II, ma van /. A magyar vakok es
hiilyek intezeteit teljesen besziia-
tettek.
Magyar tanitdkepz6 volt IA, ma
van l..
Teljesen megsziintcttek az |
magyar egystemet, a 2 jogakade-
lniat, az IL erdeszeti, banyaszati,
illetve gazdasagi akademiat.
Az 1922. evi statisztika 94O84
tanulot mutat XII magyar clsgmi
iskolakban, az 1923. svi hisatados
evkonyv azonban mar csak "A ,463
tanulot. A magyar koaepiskolak
n6yendekeinek szama 1922 ben
4525 vdlt.s,a kovetkez6 evben 345O.
A polgaIis { iskclakban is leesett
4O89-rH 40O4.re. Az apadas azof-
ban mem tenyleges, csak papirosoA
kimutatott annak ulAjdonitl4
to, hogy a tankotelessla6sSeeii&saa saa
val megbizott egysiask. .sef5esen On
kenyesen allaphbttak meg a tam
kotelessk iaaysntsivst.
A sziik0sen meSmaradt magyar
iskoiak beisS eiete is szomorn. A
pragai korlnany atkos, nemzetel-
lenes politikaja mem elegszik meg
azzal, hogy iskoait6l fosza meg 4
magyar kisebbseget, de gyernae-
kek riemzeti 0ntudatanak megme-
telyezeset is k0yetkezetesen esi-
Inalja. Ez kiilOn6sen a Honisane ci-
mil tank6nyvek es tantargy segit-
Isegevel t0rtenik. A tankonyv szo-
yege a torteneti reszben a legsxe-
mermetlenebb es leghajmereszt0bb
t6rtenelmi hamisitasek gyGjtenle.
Inye, legenyhebb m6dszer magyar
ltortcnelem meghamisitasara te.
lnyek eihallgatasa. Peldaul az
1 aranybullat, mclyr6l az .egesz vi
lag beismeri, hegy az angol Magna
4 iEharfa ntan az elSI aikOtmanyos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-10
ESEMENYEk.,
(Folytatas az 1. pldalr6ll

tOlytataS az IL OIualrOil
Hu IOvsso' % "ODss. .oIpAs - ~
ul1ol - - - S1ev. -
uln.A, s.SA les1so u-As
0k1~ a.
- - u
aSssA t
nM DSea -
fas6 swat MIR el6g IS r<Gsn Au9-
rem arr6l "a is tulajdons1gax6l.
hegy mtnAag vixet prtdik&l Is 8
nsaxa bort issik e 3 ant gcnADlja,
hogy ax . bscsHieEes nuzk&n&p, =
kileas 8 sxerstns elbutttahi, est nsza.
tudja!
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Nagyon sajnalom, hogy marc4u-I
si annsp6lyea mem akadt egy asnass.,
szivii magyar emher, aki magajAn-i
d6kozta volna kidobassal, ugy lAt-'
SILK, hogy neki, igen sok Ter . see
mere Is en- enn6lfogva = youngs-
town. magyaxsAg Aeve0en b4tor
vagyok . tiszteit isgat6 OicsAnyi
Janos urat felkdrni legyen ssives
egyszer mindsnkorra fslhagyni
mi szerkesst6nk Nem6ryi ur bees
men&s@vei, inert mi youngsbowni
magyarok minden tAkintetben meg
vagynnk veie el6gedye Is . lapjdr
val is. Ext vegye tudomAsrl ixgat6
olcs&nyi Janos ur, hogy Nemdnyi
ur mem izgat k0E0tttnk. j6 vcrsj-
t6kkel oda adott centek6rts hanem
igen is minden tekintstbsn tan3to-
10 ,oitat6ja Ss tanacsadbja a lap
il4al az 6ssxAs yonngstowui ma
gyarsAgnak On AIT hiszem, hogy
mi fizet6st huz, az j6l meg6rds-
melt kenyerre val6, inert becsdlsee-
sen megdclgosfk 6rte ~ oivasoi-
max brdekebsA- Ha Olcsany 0rnak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-10

Az aradi varosi tanacs legutobb ko-
zSate Roma Dezs6 szinigizgatoyal, hogy
par ,feti idotartamra a roman neihzeti
sziahak veszi igenybe sziMhaz epile-
s6t. A rendelkezes saiyus .halyzetbe So
-dorja az aradi magyar ssintarsulatot, a
ineiy a jeienlegi nehezsyiszonyok kozott
ansigy sem a'legr6zsasabb snyagi hciy-
zctben van. .shss
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-10

lR) GyOnyOrl napfenyhel tavaszl melegaaen koszont
rank ez esztendon isnet Viragvasanap hosszu tell
phenfsebol kezd ebredczni an anyaf0d lassanlassan
megjeennek tayasz els6 yfagai, az boiyak. feher
vegtelen hotakaro etnik szenenk eol, mndeht meg
6rleo nap j6tekony sugara adoag melengetik telen
atfagyott megkergesedett foldretegeket. hivataos
tavasz mar tit van harom het 6ta es6 gaN tayasI
innepnap azoiibah mindig ViIagvasarnap marad. A
hosszu tel alatt magyar szivek es lekek is negk6rge
sedtek valahogy ez alaposabb volt tel marc foga
valahogy den obban eltavoodott mi magyarsagunk
mindentol, ami szep nemes es jo. ~>s
Vala1i van yeliink Valami lathatatlan atkos szeem
I'LL meg. magyar sziveket, magyar lekeket valami
titokzatos, eddig smereten lett urra felettunk
] Hogy van az, hogy, nsgyarsagunkb6l kyeszett min
den eizes, kihalt mnden jele szelrtetnek
gaszkodasnak az observation-disclosures? Hogy az
hogy nentor6domseg, gyiioikodes turan atok lett
is1net urra felettinkg
Az emberi leek legcsodaatosabb alkotasa Terem-
tonck, annak melysegebe meg 40 szzad tud6sanak
sikerilt behatolni tey azonban az hogy lelek min
dennapi megnyvanulasai, jo leek es erzo
szy j6 cseekedete nndenne ekesebben beszenek szeb
ben ninden vlagok legnagyobb szonokainal. A tette
cseekedeteit leke es szive sugaata szernt ntezi
eg6sz eleteben becsiiletes, derek ember volt.
magyar enbert mindig egyenesnek, nyiltszviinek,
szoklnondonak smerte egesz viag megis magyar
volt mndig az akibe leghamarabb at lehetett tetni
gyanakodas gyilolkodes szeleme magyar elnber az,
aki mindenkiben bzik csak sajat fajtaj jaban
magyar az aki nindenkire hallgat mneni rant biza-
lona vseltetik de ha magyar estvere tanacso vala-
nit, az mar magatol 6rtetodoleg lehet jo csak
rossz
Viragvasarnapjan nezznk csak szembe oszinten egy-
lassal @
Mahonng vogyi magyarok mem pirll-e u arcotok,
ha oszinten megk6rdezitek magatokat megtettee min
denk maga k0teessegets
Hol vannak nagy akarasok, hol van magyar aldo
zatkeszseg, hol magyar becset hol magyar
tisztesseg, hova lett 6si magyar nyiltszviiseg?
Mi6rt ertjiik meg egynast vegre, mi6rt enged-
ik meg, hogy mint tiszta buzaha konkoly - k0zzenk
keveredjek galad elnberek utonall6 kapcabetyarck
fossz szelleme akik 6pteni soha csak nindg rotnbo
akar1aak?
Regen, nagyon regen sok evszazadokkal ezelott,
n6p vraggal hozsanna kialt4sokka fogadta Jefussa
lemben bevonul6 Krsztst labai Gle szonxegeket tert
gettek. azutan par mp mnlya megfessitett6k.
,a6l utan azonban elk0vetkeEett oH szikia sirban
4 Felt&mad6s.
Magyarck! Testverek! Nskink mar volt Viragyas6r-
napunk volt Nagypentekink - eleg. Fetamadasrs
azonban ugylatszik - hiaba y&rllnk. Il.
Pedg mi feltamadasunk, egyedui csak mi ajtuni
al, hi fatunk nuik!
KEDYEz6EK i MUNKAvIszONYOK
lntefpsieaal Labor Review nerdCilea
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-10

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