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Evening star., 1925-01-02
FRANCE PROPOSES
DEBT SETTLEMENT
. BASIS IN NEW NOTE
10-Year Moratorium Asked.
Formal Negotiations With
Mellon Opened.
BRITISH ABANDON FIGHT
AGAINST BETTER TERMS
Agree to Easier Payment by
France-0fficials Here See
I Issue Clarified.
Fv the Associated Press.

H'v the Associated Press.
PARIS, January 1.-THE French for
kign office today confirmed reports
shat negotiations had been opened be-
sween Finance Minister Clementel and
ANDREW w. Mellon, Secretary of the
United States Treasury, regarding the
Funding of the French war debt.
A note signed by NJ Clementel went
FORWARD Tuesday. 1t suggests a To-
/ ear moratorium, and gives an indi-
Fation as to what the French govern
snent thinks France might be able to
10 in the way of payments.
Although the note Is signed by the
fninister of finance instead of by
Premier and Foreign Minister Her
tiot, It is admitted by the foreign Of
foe that 1t contains the first tangible
proposition France has made toward
b, settlement.
1t is thought in official circles that
Pr. Clementeps note cannot afford the
basis for an actual settlement, but
that 1t will open q discussion that
may lead to a final agreement.
1t Is understood a similar note with
similar propositions has been sent to
London concerning the funding of the
French debt to Great Britain.
q. S, LEADERS GRATIFIED,
Evening star., 1925-01-02
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
ATLANTA, January Each
claiming the same position on the
Georgia Public Service Commits
sion, o. r. Bennett of Eastman and
John T. Boifeillet of Macon sat in
the same small office in the State
Capitol today
Bennett defeated Boifeillet at the
recent general election, and was
granted commission by Gov.
Walker, effective yesterday. Boi-
feillet countered with the claim
that his six-year term would not
expire until December /, 1925. The
governor sought to withdraw Ben
Evening star., 1925-01-02
ZITA ASKS PERMISSION
TO RETURN TO HUNGARY
Says Crown Prince Must Be There
When King Is
Chosen.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, January 2.-Former E,o
press Zita of Austria Hungary has
formally appealed to the ambassa,
doris council for permission to return
to Hungary with Crown Prince Otto
and the rest of her family, to reside
on the crown domain at Godollo. ac-
cording to a special dispatch from
Budapest
She asserts that it is necessary tina
Otto should be in Hungary when the
King is chosen, and adds that the
peace treaty does not forbid his re-
turn. Zita has just received 800. 600
from monarchtst friends in Hungary
which she has deposited in a Spanish
bank, the dispatch says.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
Ship, Afire in Gale, Races 200
To Safety in Delaware Bay
AbIaze IS Miles BeIO,U Sandy
Hook, Dashes for ShOre-COdst Guard
Gutter Takes Off Passengers.

In the meantime the ships course
was changed to the Delaware Capes
and calls were sent out for assistance
The first to respond was the steamer
Persian of the Merchants and Miners
line, which kept in touch with the
distressed Mohawk and saw her safe
ly in the Delaware Capes. Anchorage
was made in shoal water near Brandy
wine light about 10 miles north OF
the capes where the bay Is 20 miles
wide.
1t was here where the passengers
most of whom had donned life belts
and were up all night, were trans
ferred, while the gale howled. and
were brought to Lewes. Among them
were many women.
The cause of the fire was not
known, and the extent of the dam
age will not be known until a sur
vey Is made.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
S33l,131,1l4 ARMY
FUND BILL IS OUT
Present Regular Strength to
Be Maintained at 125,OO0
Men, $4,000 Officers.

Maintenance OF the Regular Army
during the coming fiscal year at its
present authorized strength of $4,000
commissioned officers and 125,000 en-
listed men, exclusive of 5000 Philip
pine Scouts. is proposed in the War
Department appropriation bill report
ed today to the House.
AS approved by the appropriations
committee the measure, drafted by a
subcommittee headed by Representa-
tive Anthony, Republican. Kansas,
carries S331.131,114, or s6.552, 900 less
than the amount available for ex-
penditure this year and about 100000
less than budget estimates.
OF the total, S25S,317,s5S is for
military and s72 S13,156 for non-mili-
tary activities.
River and Harbor Fund.
Included in the allotments is a
SAC. 900, 200 lump sum appropriation
for improvements to rivers and har-
bors. the total proposed by the Bud
get Bureau for expenditure during the
fiscal year beginning next July l, but
an increase of s2,657,000 over the
amount carried in last years bill.
The bill also carries S3.04O.00O, as
recommended by the budget. for the
completion of dam No. 2 at Muscle
Shoals, Ala. This, together with
S3.501,2 200, included in a deficiency es-
innate recently submitted, the COM
mittee report said. will complete the
dam and the eight power units.
For the Army Air Service. s14.700,-
900, or the full amount recommended
by the budget, is carried. In addition,
$2,150. 600 is provided for contract au-
thorization, which, the report pointed
l. %1 81 10, l. 60 = n a
Air Service approximately $2,700,o0o
more than for the present fiscal year.
s6,55O,OOO for New Planes.
OF the appropriations. $4,400,000 is
for the purchase of new airplanes,
and this, plus the contract authorize
ton, gives a total of s6,550.000 for
new planes, or about $2,900,000 more
than available for the current year.
Approximately 26S new airplanes,
the major portion of which will be
used in training schools, the report
estimated, could be procured with
this appropriation.
The department is proceeding on
the theory" it was added, that the
most important thing to the air serv-
ice is training of personnel and is
therefore devoting considerable
-
primary types of airplanes which can
be used with safety for training pur-
poses"
Bombing Tests Planned.
An appropriation of $4,000 is rec
commended for bombing tests against
obsolete vessels.
Previous tests of this nature" the
report said, have been held against
anchored vessels and the ability of
an airplane to sink a battfeship has
been fully demonstrated. Bombing a
moving vessel. however. presents @
different problem, and the committee
feels that experiments of this nature
would be well worth while.''
For seacoast defense, the bill car
ries s2,s13,S15, a reduction of s824,000
from amount of the current year
and s539,000 less than requested by
the budget. part of this amount
is to be available for the construction
on the Pacific coast OF a firing posi-
CONTINUED on Page 5. Column =;
q q o. - - 4 . -
Evening star., 1925-01-02
PLEA FROM ISADORA.
Homeless Dancer Would Wed
American to Regain Nationality.

BERLIN, January "A dancer.
homeless nameless and moneyless
would like to marry an American in
order to regain her American ma
tionality."
Those were the last words of
Isadora Duncan as she left Berlin to-
day en- route to Brussels. Isadora is
staying In Brussels only so long as
she is refused permission to enter
France. only Americans have been
nice to me since I found myself
without funds, stranded in Berlin
she said.
,C,4. ...t. 1921. ~ Chicaso Daily News Col
Evening star., 1925-01-02

l:y the Associated Press.
BORDEAUX, France, January 2.
Prof. j. Bergonie, died today
after many months of suffering, a
martyr to science. His death was
due to the effect of exposure to
X-rays during experiments to find
a cure for cancer. He recently re-
ceived the Grand Gordon of the
Legion of Honor in recognition of
his services to medical science.
Although his right arm has been
amputated and three fingers of his
)eft hand sacrificed to the disease
Evening star., 1925-01-02
CHAL|AP|N BARRED
FROM FAUST ROLE
Judge Grants Temporary In
junction Preventing Ap-
pearance Here.
Ry the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. January "A temporary
Injunction restraining Feodor Chalia-
pin, Russian basso. from appearing in
the opera Faust" in Washington, D. c.,
on January 26 was signed today by
Circuit Judge Ira Ryner.
The restraining order was obtained
by the Chicago Civic Opera Company.
with which Chaliapin has a contract
for 80 appearances here and for ten
week tour to include Washington.
WILL FIGHT WRIT.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
RIOT IN RUSSIAN PRISON.
-
Polish Press Reports Say $50 Shot
in Leningrad Fight.

BY Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News
VIENNA, January 2.-The Polish
press reports a recent revolt at the
Leningrad prison, which was pro-
voked by communists in disguise, who
mingled with the anti-communists
One hundred and fifty political prison
ers were shot.
CoI. : {. 1921. y Chicago Daily News Co.,
Evening star., 1925-01-02
OFFERS SPECIAL TRAIN.
Pennsy to Rush Passengers to
Wilmington, Del.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associat ted Press
PHILADELPHIA, January 2-Ar-
rangements were made with the
Pennsylvania Railroad to bring the
passengers landed from the steamer
Mohawk at Lewes, Del, by special
train to Wilmington. Del. where
those who SO desire will be taken TO
Jacksonville on another special train.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
JUDGES FACE QUIZ
ON TRAFFIC CASES
House Subcommittee to Ask
Why VioIators Have Not
Been Punished.

District judges are going to be called
preparations of the House appropria-
tions committee to explain why traffic
violators have not been punished. When
they appear before the subcommittee
which is now conducting hea rings pre-
psratory to drafting the District appro-
priation bill for the next fiscal year the
committee, fortified by list of traffic
cases taken into the courts during the
last few months and checked off by a
record of the disposition made of these
| cases, are prepared to give the judges
grueling examination.
This is one step in the course map
ped out for itself by the subcommit-
tee on District appropriations in a de-
termined effort to make a short cut
in the next District appropriation bill
toward relieving the very serious
traffic situation in the National Capt.
tai.
Ready to Increase Force.
The committee is now ready to give
60 additional traffic officers, and is
considering establishment of one-way
traffic on arterial highways, compel
ling drivers of cars from cross streets
to come to full stop before attempt
ing to cross the arterial highways.
Other important changes in the traffic
rules are being considered by the sub
committee on District appropriations.
If the judges, when called before the
subcommittee do not make a thor
oughly satisfactory explanation of the
failure to impose severe and even
drastic penalties on traffic violators
they will be held strictly accountabl BILE
by this subcommittee, which holds the
pursestrings. They will be told frankly
ly that If they cannot enforce the law
in the courts. their salaries will not
be made available for the next fiscal
year.
May Ask New Judges.
This has already been discussed in
plain language in the subcommittee ee
conferences and 1t has been stated
by at least one member of the com
mittee that If the present judges dc
not enforce the law, an appeal will
be made to the President to appoint
judges who will. The method OF cut
ting off salaries has been proposed
with the alternative of setting up a
Continued on Page 2, Column So
Evening star., 1925-01-02
Only Four Lines Operate.

j. r..
Utilities Commission announced at
roon that reports reaching the COM
mission Indicated that only four of
the city's railway lines were in prac-
tical operation, all the others being
tied up by the storm.
Those reported as running by Maj
Covell were the Pennsylvania avenue
and Georg line, the line on
Eighth street southeast and north
east from the Navy Yard, the Lincoln
Park-to- Georgetown line by way OF
F street and the Fourteenth street
line.
Maj. Covell said the Washington
Rapid Transit Co. reported its busseS
were not affected by the storm.
All street railway lines operating
into nearby Virginia reported no Sc
..ious tie-ups. The Washington-Vir-
ginia and Washington & Old Dominion
companies announced that cars were
running according to schedule.
With only II motorized snow plows
available to combat the snow, the Dis
trict government was endeaVoring 10
open up streets and highways on
which car tracks are located.
Trolley Lines Combat Snow.
AS the result the Washington Rail
way and Electric Co. and the Capital
Traction Co. having their snow plows
operating most of the night, the
tracks were reported in fair condition
when the office rush started. Auto
mobiles soon made most of the road
ways impossible, it was stated, and
the continued snowfall made matters
worse Both systems had extra gangs
of shovel-men out today, and many
of the employees Joined in this work.
Makeshift shuttle arrangements were
worke out in some places, one shut
tle-car operating from the wharves
to above Seventh and the Avenue on
one track.
Several sections of telegraph lines
of the Postal Telegraps Co. between
Washington and Richmond were re-
ported out of order this morning, but
service between the two cities was
not interrupted. it was stated. This
company and the Western Union Co.
said that the storm had not caused
any serious delays in communication
by telegraph. The Chesapeake & Po-
tomac Telephone Co. was forced to
send out its trucks to various sections
to convey their operators and other
employees to posts of duty. Extra help
was obtained for the switchboards, in
order to care for the great increase
in number of calls as result of the
storm, it was stated Most of these
calls were from Government employees
reporting late or absent
Most of the Government depart
ments moved the reporting hour
forward half an hour or an hour, and
special allowances were made in in
dividual cases where employees met
with extraordinary obstacles in get
ting to office.
At the Washington Terminal i. was
Continued on Page 2, Column 50
Evening star., 1925-01-02
Thousands Walk to Work.

s. Thousands of Government employees
and officials and workers in private in
dustry donned storm coats and goloshes
this morning and mushed their way
good-naturedly, but slowly, from outly
ing sections and suburbs where street
car service was tied up. Chief clerks Of
Federal departments. experiencing diff
Guilty in getting to work themselves.
congratulated instead of Teproved the
tardy ones. Many employees walked
miles to report for duty, and it was
agreed they merited credit for their per-
severance
Except for numerous minor derail-
ments of street cars and snow plows.
there were few traffic accidents. Only
a small number of motorists ventured
the cars of those who did played
havoc with street car service, where
there was any, by packing rails and
slots with ice and snow.
The snowfall this morning had
reached an official" depth of -
inches, according to the Weather Bu
reau. and the flakes piled up steadily
during the day. The depth Of the
three-day snowstorm, in the midst of
which the ill-fated knickerbocker
Theater collapsed on January IS, 1922,
totaled "a inches, it was stated,
breaking all previous records. Since
that time Washington has not had a
fall as heavy as that of the present
storm, the nearest approach being
on March 6, 1928, when 6.5 inches
fell
Evening star., 1925-01-02
.81NCH SNOWFALL
CR|PPLES TRAFFIC.;
THOUSANDS WALK
Business in Capital Slowed
Up by Worst Gale Since
January, 1922.
FOUR TROLLEY LINES
MANAGE TO OPERATE
Few Accidents Reported-District
Is Working to Clear
Highways.

HowlinG out of the northwest with
rousing greeting to the New Year. Wash
ington's worst snowstorm since the
tragic blizzard of January, 1922, swept
the city last night and today, throwing
over the District an s-inch blanket Of
white that demoralized street car traf-
fic in many sections, threatened lines Of
communication and seriously impeded
the business of Government and indi-
viduals.
Manifesting decided reluctance to
forsake the vicinity, the storm poised
itself today over the Virginia coast and
began to swerve backward and north
ward with renewed intensity, giving the
National Capital numerous parting fur
ries.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
From Press to Home
Within the Hour

The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
ton is delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1925-01-02

Continued on Page Il, Column 81
Evening star., 1925-01-02

Continued on Page 2, Column s.
Evening star., 1925-01-02

(U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast.b
Snow or rain tonight; minimum
temperature 20 degrees; tomorrow
fair. Temperatures-Hig 81, at
3:45 am. today; lowest, "a, at am.
today.
Full report on page T.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09
v1sszATARTJAK A BEvANDoRLoK oKMANYAIr.

Ujonnan ekez6 bevandorok gyaran
nezve hogy hogyan kahananak vssza omanyoa ameyee
asuk szerin bevandorasi tzvisel6k
kikot6ben. A helyzet a kovekezo:
Minden idgen a observation-disclosures Eeyesu lamokha akar
Jonni koteles 1924 ev bevndoras ovny
tszvselonek kervenyehez meeve szemey okmanya
danyban aadn Eek k0zo kell rekod
anak ke hse etesi bzonitvanyanak 6s k masolatanak
mnden oyan bezerezheto ea vonaoz6 sem6
yet kormanyat tart nyvan ameynek
segge artozk yen okmanyok vaa okiratok
many a kervenyezo ferries Ezenek okmao
pednyat ameeket szksgesene degen esetenek re-
kodJara nezv oda fiji bevandoras vzhoz hvatao
pecsetjet csom6ra.
Amkor idegen megerkez amerika kik0obe bevando
a vzumJa atadatk bevandorlas tisztvse6n bevandor
81 sztvseok azonban nincsene feogotva hogy kon
us pecsetet fetok, tehat adhaa bevandoro
max azokat okmanyokat ameyeket konzu
bevandoras Vzumok erezes kooben hane.
azonnal pogroso bzohoz tovabbtanak aho
mgorzbe vetetnk hogy fehasnalha6 egyene degen
garostaanak gyben ha let6 Egyes Aamok pogarava
kivanna lenn.
Ezeknek az omanyonak Observation-Disclosures tagyabsn t
hat ne pteztessene kervenyek Ellis and mas kk0t6 be-
vandoras hatosgoz Az yn krvenyek pocrost6
bzoshoz ntezend6k Westinghouse Commissioner Nauraiza
on Washington, Co. Ia polgaroso biztos k6 okmany
ra szukseesnek degen rekordana szemponb6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09
Bevandorlasi tudnivalok
sQUOTAN FELULI BEVANDORL0K
IDEIGLENES VISSZATARTASA.

bevandoraShoz szksege uteveekke e vzumokka
atosan szanaan calasnak hmtanak j0ttek nyomaa
yando hatosagok Ennek eredmenyepen
uok vaamn bevandoras hivaanokok fokozotabb gyelem
mel vizsgajak bevandorl6kat es azok okmanyait
Egyn6hany eber k0szonhek 6hisze-
m ekismeretes uaso hogy gyakran aranu
nuba keverenek es mndaddg gy tisztaz6dik
lemen kagaasnak s faggaasnak vannak keve Szamtaan
hsetben megrn f0g emut h6napba hogy n6k
kek fe
@ ak amerka pogarok felesege gyemeke vola megeke
zes napjan szhatak partra
adg khallgaasok oran be bizon hogy
5ohszem bevaorok ekezek ogosutak Egyesu Alamo
ba vao bebocsaaara vsszatars k0zot
d6 ezekben esetekbe harom nap k he
vszatartottak vzgalatanak tuajdonkepeni celia:
~ Meg ke alaptan hogy quotan fel Jolt bevano6 fer
6nyleg pogara ak6ae Egyest Aamoknak
p Meg ke aapni tovabba hogy bevandor6 tenyleg
hozzaozoa amekai pogarna hozzaarozoag quotan
feui bevandorasra ogoa Ezeket tenyek ovahagya Wash
ingonba me0tt amerka konzu ogosivanyt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09

State Departmeno nonquota vzmok kbocasara 1888 sa
oyamodvany forma Mindezen
gyakorat AIT mutata hogy vzmokka ueveekke va6
lasok meg is napenden vannak vsszaeet
szigorubb rendszabalyokkal lehet megszintetn.
Anerlka polgarok hozatartoz6kat akark
rkaba Jo teszk Ia kovetkezo mod arnak
megkonnyitik bevanook Menenek
hoz pogaoslo br6aghoz ao pogreveeet kaptak kere
mex clerko hees bzonyatot igazoja am-
pogarsagukat kdek bzonylato
ropaba Azonkvu onyos ha egy jotaas nylatkozato
mex (adavt of suppor meyben r6szletesen ismertek
csaadjai korin6nye Ajanaos jotalas nyaozatot
vando6 nykepeve eatn mey zr csalas lehe5sege Hosy
feagasztott fenykeppe mm vzaees ortdnhess6
bizn kozegyz6 hogy beyge 6ny kepet o6don hogy
ho2y byegz5 egyk fee k6pre mask fee peg az
affidavit papirjara keriiljon.
Nagyon fontos hogy eesege
alampogar, akkor mikor entneycze okman ekldi
ropaba ezee vaeon
knek oda ne ada inert csak amerka partras napn
lehet szikseguk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09
AZ ARUL.6 PIPA.

Jozsef foherceg egyszer vala-
hol meghiilven, toroklobot kapott.
Noha a baj eppcn mem volt We
sz6lyes, orvosai megis eltiltottak
dohanyzast6l.
A tilalom napjatol a f0herceg
nyilvap, hogy a dohanyzasert
egy kis balzsamos levegovel kar-
p6tolja magat, minden reggel ko
ran felkelt es Macy setat tett az
alcsuti park rejtett bokrai ko-
zott.
Amint egy pirkado hajnalon
egymagaban ICY setalgat, egy-
szerre csak az egyik bokornal
szereto neje think el6 kis Laci
f6herceggel. Deriis id6 leven, 8 is
koran kelt, hogy meglepvel ferjet,
elvezze a hajnal udito szepsegeit.
Most mar egyitt indultak. Sc
tara. Alig tesznek azonban ne
hany l6pest, a kis Laszl6 f6herceg
ijedten kialt fel:
- Papa, papa! Fustol a zsebed!
A m6ly alamtitok egyszerre ell
arultatott. Merit mem a zseb fits
t0lt, hanem makrapipa, anne
lyct a f6herceg = nehogy szere-
to neje esetleg szemrehanyast tp-
gwen neki az orvosi tilalom atha
gasaert - gyorsan zsebrecsnsz-
tatott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09

eklnyt visszak adonosana Icy pedau csaknem
nindg vszakdetnk Enbcn peldaul set6s bzonytvanyok
soa Azonban erede okmany eye pogaros6 biztos
hvatalos fomavelet amebn mndazo
laltaknak amelyk szue
egyeb okmanyok mint pel kaona rekordo
ok es vas okiratok dogaban een
dani hogy mi sz pogarosto kedeses
okmanyok fetetlen szsegeek nyvantaras szanra ak
kor visszakHldetnek
Eene amerkai konzuok
LAX bevandors vizumhoz Az mu nany h6nap alatt mar
lcgzksegesebb okmanyokka artak e
vesbe fonosakat visszaadtak bevanor6nak
ben eoraat6ag kevesbb bonyodalom eetkezn az ok
nyok vsszatarasabo kfoyoag multban Mndameett t
asos a bevandorlo atait harom
arnadik peldanyt sennek oa adja
hogy ovoben szks6g ee6n mndg kennel egyenek
okmanya
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09
FARRELL, PA.
POMPAS PIKNIK.

A Farrell k0rnyeki magyar
sag mar hetek ota mem beszel mas
rol = csak arr6l a nagyszabasu-
max igerkez6 piknikr6l, mely a
volt Pleso-fGle farman fog lefoly
nj julius 19-en, szombaton.
A Farrell k0rnyeki magyar
rom. kath. hitkozseg tartja ezen
a napon nyari mulatsagat, a min
denki altal ismert nagyon szere-
tett nyari kirandulo helyen. A
volt Plesofele farman a pikni-
kek hosszu sora zajlott mar lie ed
dig is - egy azonban bizonyos,
egy Sc volt olyan pompas, nagy-
szabasu, mint amilyen a julius 49,
Xxi lesz. A skier erdekeben Macy
ban faradoznak a rendezok,
munka, hissziik, mem lesz hiabava-
10 - egyiitt lesz az egesz magyar
sag, hogy a kedves, kellemes kor-
nyezetben igazaban kimulassa ma
oat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09
1875. JULIUS 9.

szokott n6verenek tanyajara,
maid hetek mulva 0nkent ielent-
kezett szegedi rendorsegen. Mar
tonosi Jozsefet azonnal letartoz-
tattak es iigyet most targyalta
szegedi torvenysz6k, amely Mar
tonosi Jozsefet eros felindulasban
elkovetett emberolesert ket evi
bortonre itelte. Martonosi meg
nyugodott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-09
Atszoktek a lakodalomra.

A, mutt ev novembereben tor
tent, hogy Szecsi Ferencnenek ma
gyar teriileten levo tanyajan la
kodalom volt. Szecsine lanya
ment ferjhez. A lakodalomra,
mint illik, meghivta a testv6re;t
is, Martonosi Jozsefet Gs Marto-
nosi: Janost, akik ketszaz lepes-
nyire laktak tole, de mar SERB
megszallt teriileten, Horgos hata-
raban. A testverek mem kaptak