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The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
TUESDAY ,TELEGRAPHic)
SAY VALDEZ GREEK Is REAL STRIKE

Anchorage, July 27, = Re turning stampeders from the re- cent placer gold strike at Valdez Greek. sixty-five miles distant east of Cantwell on the Alaska Railroad all state that the discovery is gen uine and all brought back samples of coarse gold and some nuggets averaging from fifty cents to dol- lar sixty cents in weight. It was mostly banned from virgin ground.
 A discovery was made at Kim rock on the Forks of the Valdez and Timberline creeks by "Laueh- ing Ole, some of the pans going as high as three dollars.
 A large number of stampeders went from Anchorage and the ra1i- road belt and found coarse gold on Eldorado. Surprise. Luck, Inn berline and Valdez creeks. Those who returned last night said that the stike was better than first reported with ample open ground and good showing on all the benches. Most have gone back | with supplies.
 One who said he had been III all the Alaska camps said he hao banned dirt from several benches and found good colors in every pan.
 A telegram received from Johr Carlson at Cantwell by commission CT Raeer of Anchorage today sait tha, Laughing ole's strike has pay as far as it has been worked. ane | looks as though it might be rich
 but al the time of his visit to the | diggings it had not had time tf
 prove is real worth.
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COOLIDGE WOULD NOT
 ABOLISH TRADE COM.

swampscott. July 2s. R,- The consumation of the European Sc curity pact. in the opinion of Pres ident Coolidge. would lay the foun- dation for further disarmament, but he denied the published re ports that he had given us hope of another armament conference.
 Coolidge made his views of the Federal Trade Commission known by explaining that il still has a useful function. although some crit icism is justified, and he is not in sympathy with the move for its aboliShment.
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miracles and ignores spiritual in life has no place for remunera- ton of the individual. recognizes no repentance, scoffs at the doct rine that one can he born again and. if taken seriously would elim- mate love and carry men back to the struggles of tooth and claw
 "Christians have allowed them selves to be deceived into believ- Ng that evolution is beneficen'
 but even the rational process of
 vnlutiOnery truth is merely mill ions of guesses strung together.
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RIFFIANS FLEE UNDER
 HEAVY ARTILLERY FIRE

Paris. July 27, lPl-VigoioHs- ly pursued by the roaring French artillery, the rebelous Riffian ulbes men of Morocco have retreafed rom Ain Aicha and Ain Matouff regions on the center of the fight ing line, taking along with them the civilian populations of the VII lages and their f1ocks,
 The French foreign office says that peace terms have been pro- posed by Abdu Krim, the rebel leader, but they will be ignored unless they are made through the porper channels
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MARQUIS OF CURZON ESTATE MILLION THREE QUARTERS

London. July 27. The morn ing Post said that portion of the will of the late Marquis Curzon will be suppressed temporarily be- cause of its sensational nature Some of the comments therein an nent certain of his collea gues. es- pecially former prime minltsef under whom the Marquis served
 The will, probated Saturday placed the gross value of the es- tate at one million. seven hundred seventy-five thousand dollars.
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defense attorneys prepared athdav- gamated Union of Building Trade
 Workers unanimously adopted
 resolution calling on the General Council of Trade Union Congress
 to establish a "council for action
 that will insure every atom oi strength of the organized worklne classes for a movement of utilized support of the miners in the pres ent crisis"
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RRYAN'S REMAINS OFF
 FOR WASHINGTON

Dayton. July % P)- Bryan body was put aboard the special car this morning and began the journey to Washington, Mrs. Bryan occupying the forward end of the car which carried the casket banked with flowers and desipns.
 The public was given an oppor- tunity to view the remains when the train stopped at Chattanooga,
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LIKES JAIL so WELL
 WON'T LEAVE ON PARDON

New Brunswick, N. J. July 25, R-Jonathan T. Meeker, 72 year old alimony dodger, who has been in jail for three years on account of avoiding to pay his wife twelve dollars weekly alimony, was re- leased because the officials refuse to board him any longer at the county's expense. Meeker says he likes jail so we'll that he is going to work there for pay now.
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NOME OFFICE NOT INCLUDED
 LAND OFFICE CHANGE

Washington, July 2s. R)- Sec ra.ary Work announced that tho law passed by the last Coneress to consolidate the Registership and the Receivership in Land Offices, does not apply to the offices at Nome and Fairbanks. because q special act created them and lha' they will continue operation under the two officials
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GOVERNMENT WINS SUIT TO COMPEL PACKERS
 TO PRODUCE BOOKS

Chicago. July 25, P) = The government won the suit institut- ed by former Secretary of Agricul- ture Wallace to make the packing companies open their books to the Department of Agriculture when Judge Cliffe granted the writ of mandmus directing Swift & Company, Willon & Company and the Cudahy Company to pro- duce their books.
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BRYAN RESTING PLACE
 NEAR GREAT MEMORIALS

Washington, July 2s, R)-Near the great lane where he will rest in the great company of the dead of many wars. the American gov ernment has marked out place for the burial of William Jennings Bryan in Arlington Cemetery. On Friday afternoon simple cere- mony will be held to fulfill the oft repeated wish and the remains will be laid to rest near the Lin coin and Washington memorials.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
LAPS SOLICIT RELIEF
 FUND FOR KOREANS

Tokio. July 25. H)-An official report on the recent Korean flood says that four hundred thirty-siE were known to be drowned and two hundred fifteen are still miss ing. The Tokio municipality and the chamber of commerce are so- liciting relief funds for the flood section.
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FORMER ALASKA MAN
 BURIED FIT. C. WRIGHT

spokane, July 2s. lP-charles W H. Pedeman, sportsman and naturalist was buried in the mil itary plot at Fort George Wright here with military honors. the Ma sonic lodge in charge.
 Pedeman served with the Signal Corps n Alaska
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133.O0O TEXTILE WORKERS
 STRIKE IN CT. BRITAIN

Bradford, Eng. July R,- A shutdown of the will textile Industry oeeurred Saturday arising from wage disputes and effects one Hundred thirty-fve thousand work CTS. -'--
 Free for all fighting occurred al Barker end Hill where many sirl work CTS whose wages were not fe- auced stuck to their jobs. Thru the efforts of the police. casualties were prevented.
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SkEENA RIVER TOWN DAMAGED BY FIRE

Prince Rupert. B. C, July 2d, P) Fire starting yesterday ar the home of James Street destroy ed about one third of the town of Port Essington, near the mouth of the Skeena few miles from Prince Rupert
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GAIN FOR
 BROOkHART IN RECOUNT

Washington. July 27, lP- A substantial gain for Senator Brook hart in the recount of the last years election ballots from tn. Iowa elections were registered by the Senate counters on the basis of unofficial tabulations.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
RED RUSSIANS IN CHARGE
 CHINESE GUNROATS

Canton. July 27. R)-Red Rus sian commanders have been ap- pointed by the present Canton gov ernment heads to command three gunboats, the British consul gen. eral declared today at a Canton club.
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OVER MILLION MEN WILL
 PARTICIPATE COAL STRIk F

London. July 27. H,=The strike called for July 31, by the coal miners is expected to bring out be tween million and d million and il uuarter men. The London Times sees little hope for d settlement as the disputants are irreeoncilli able.
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THREE FOUND DEAD
 IN 4 HOTEL ROOM

New Haven. Conn. July 2s, f4) Two boys and man were found dead in hotel room after a forced entrance The trio were last seen last night when they went to a store to purchase food
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ried at Arlington National Ceme- tery according to his wishes.
 Bryan was Colonel during the Spanish American war and he had often stated that he wished to be buried among the comrades of the war.
 The body laid in state Monday afternoon and leaves Wednesday morning for the National Capitol around which the commoner had centered so much of his attention during his active life. NAVY BOYS STAGE
 (UTTER RACE SEATTLE
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BETHLEHEM CORP. DENIES CHARGE OVERPAYMENT

Philadelphia, July 25, (P- The Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corpora
 ton filed in the Federal District Court complete denial of the charge that they had reveived an excess of upwards of eleven mil- lion dollars on wartime contracts.
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WEDNESDAY
 TELEGRApHlch
OLD FRIEND WILL
 oFFICIATE VT THE
 W. J. BRYAN FUNERAL

Dayton, July 2S. lP,- The inn eral for William Jennings Bryar will be held at the New York Ar enue Presbyterian Church. Waslf inston. Friday noon and Mrs. liE' an announced that Rev. Wallaes Radcliffe, the pastor, life-lona friend of the eommoner will con duct the service.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
SiIrRIEL VANDERBILT IS
 MARRIED; RIG CROWD

Newport, R. l., July 25. P)- This is the haven for the Amer ican socially elect, here in gala attire for the wedding of Muriel Vanderbilt, daughter of one oi the country's richest families, and Frederick Cameron Church, Bos- ton insurance man. Alrplahes yachts, motors and trains brought the guests to the wedding. It wal reported that there were fvehun' dred invitations sent.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
RIFFIAN INVADERS FLEE
 SUFFER HEAVY LOSS

Fez. French Morocco. July 25, (Pl-An official communique says that the French troops cleared the western part of the Quercha riv- CT valley of Abdul Krim's Riff an invaders. and that the enemy tribesmen are fleeing after suffer- ing heavy losses.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
PORT O MISSING MEN

Inquiry has been made to the Alaska Steamship Company as to the whereabouts of Joseph B. Ryan who was thought to have arrived at Nome on the first Victoria. Any one having information about his whereabouts communicate with the Agent, Jas P. Daily.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01

year although they fared better financially than the proceeding year, the Depar' rent of Agricul- ture declared.
 An analysis of the Agricultural balance sheet shows that the farm CTS got i6 percent on their cap ital compared with 3.3 percent dur ing the previous year
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
D. (. EVOLUTION CASE
 COME UP FRIDAY

Washington, July 2s. tP)- The hearing of Washington's evolution suit has been postponed until Fri day and that day it is expected motion to dismiss the case.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
NINETY.TWO THOUSAND
 FOREST FIRES LAST YEAR

Washington. July 27, R)-For- est fires swept twenty-nine million acres of public and private lands last year with a damage of thirty eight million dollars. The num- Der of forest fires was ninety-two thousand. twenty-four thousand more than last year.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
DEMPSEY SAYS HE IS
 THROUGH WITH MOVIES

Hollywood. Jack Dempsey, back from his trip abroad started his preparation for training to re- turn to the prize fight ring. mak' ing the announcement that he IS through with the movie game.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
HEAVYWEIGHT DROWNED
 TO LAUNCHES CAPS'ZI.

Shanghai, July 27, (P)-Twenty eight were drowned wt"r sud den rain squall capsized two pleasure launches which were crossing the Whangpoo river for Poo Tung yesterday. Thirty-one were rescued.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
CUTTER RACE SEATTLE

Seattle. July 27. Pl--The an nuaI cutter race staged by the navy boys at Seattle every sum- mer was won by the crew from the battleship New York.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
REPORT FROM THE
 MCMILLAN PARTY

Washinston, July 2S lP,- The Navy Department received word that the steamer Bowdoin arrived at south Upernavi= Greenland on Sunday
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-01
FARMERS DO BETTER
 DURING LAST YEAR

Washington. July 2S. lP) The farmers failed to earn a fair re- turn in accordance with the cap
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BRYAN WILL BE BURIED
 AT ARLINGTON CEMETERY

Dayton, Tenn, July 2s' Wm. Jennings Bryan will be bur
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BRITISH WORKERS FAVOR
 CONCERTED ACTION

London, July 27, (P)--- The Ed ueation committee of the Amal-
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srRsCRIBF FOR THE NUGGET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11
,FELBOMLAS FENYEGE-
TT A CSEH K0Ra6ANY
KOALICI0T. i

A cseh kormany-koalici6t az
.utobbi idoben a, jobboldali es bal
oldali szels6segek reszerol felbom
las fenyegeti. Ujabban megint kes
hegyig memo hare fejl6dott XII a
nemzeti szooialistak es a klerikai-
sokl k0zott. "A nemzeti szocialis-
tax, akiknek k0telekebe tartozik
Benes kaliigyminiszter is, a kleri-
kklis partot monarchista iizelmek-
kel vadoljak. A Czeszke Szlovo
azzal szenzaoi6val szolgal DIVA
soinak, hogy Kerdac pragai er-
seknel konferencia volt, amelyen
t6bbek koz0tt megielent Mar
maggi papai nuncius, Nestitz
grof, a fneggyilkolt Ferenc Fer
diand. tr6nor0k0s veja, toyabba "a
nehai tronorokospar ket fla, Mix
!sa es Otto f6hercegek.s !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11

is free to all, and they will gladly
show you the ways aads means, II. Of I,
acquiring the neesssaig information,
and fusniahsysu witHS the guidance and
assistance Of competent teachers a
great many applicants for Citizenship
are their own teachers, they, purchase
the published booklets containing
rqaestioas and answers pretaining to
Citizenship, and governmental instita,
tion, both in English and 80 and
with the ailNof a friend aqnire enough
knowledge, to pass the examination,
which are for easier, than most people
think.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11
JUSTICE IN AMERICA.
MUST PREVAIL.
By Attorney
JOSEPH FRIEDMAN

The recent naturalization scandal
which was exposed in the Mahoning
County Court House, through the eff
forts of few well-meaning officials,
headed by Judge J. H. c. Lyons, has
caused the general public to pause and
ask: "Is it really possible that this
great and sacred privilege of acquir-
ing American Citizenship, can be liter
ally bought for money!,
We are not unmindful of the fact
that the official accused of having ac-
cepted money in return for which he
recommended the granting Of citizen.
ship papers, claims that hes accepted
this money from the applicants not
for the granting of the papers, but
as a gift.
1T is not the intention of the, writer
to PREJUDICE the guilt of the official
accused On the contrary, under our
laws, every person is presumed to be
innocent until proven guilty in Court
Of Law after a fair and legal trial.
The fact remains, however, accord
ing ito his own confession, that he has
received money, and this money was
given to him whether as gift or other
wise, only because he had charge Of
examining the applicants for, citizen
Eship.
One cannot escape the conviction
that these applicants for citizenship
Ipapers, to say the least, believed it
would make it easier for them to OBJ
| tain their papers by giving these SO
Ecalled gifts.
1t is well known fact that the
majority Of people seeking citizenship
| are unacquainted with Court routine
and also with the examiner or othel
Officials having charge sef this depart
fEment. It is therefore hardly pfob4ble
THAT an applicant would dare approach
an official and offer money or even
give mensy without, in sons way, be
/ ing impressed that his money woult
be acceptable. The thought forces it
self upon us, that there must hav'
been some eo-betweens.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11

Citizenship in the United States can
no more be purchased for money than
eternal life. Those who have obtain
ed this badge o fhonor by this means
are citizens, not of right, but by
fraud. And condemnation, too severe,
cannot be heaped on the men, officials
or otherwise, who stoop so low as to
drag this great institution in the mud
of bribery and corruption.
On all such occasions many innocent
persons suffer with the guilty. In this
situation, many are affected. who had
no thought or intention of doing wrong,
and who are as worthy Of the rights
Of Citizenship and as loyal to the Unit
ed States Government and its institu-
tions, as the best among us. But, de-
ceived, badly advised, and wrong,
fully influenced, they innocently gave
as directed. Others, worthy men all,
may be under suspicion of Implication,
who are free from any taint. To all
of these people, it can be said: Be
patient and wait calmly. Right and
justice will. preyails and the incon-
yenienee and embarrassment Of the
moment will pass away. This country
it too great andsthe hearts and minds
Of its people are too big to pennit1
the disappointmaat Of. the sinnocsats'
| Remember, however,, the neral which
we can draw from these revolntins
circumstances: American Citixsnship
has no price.
The writer Of this article is pesson-
| ally acquainted with most Of the Of
ficials and all of the Judges Of Mahon-
ing County. They are all men Of
integrity, honorable to the 1 highest
degree, who are eagar to pesform their
duty, rightaously, honestly, and inpafti.
ally. No person has any influence be-
fore them or over them, each applicant
4 for citizenship Is judged solely on his
character, E. Ell and gepotet;oaa Jig in the hcoRRr &
4 ,hurlity saad On shisl seherals kaowledg
'eof 'the sgass sranmsat, II tvllehs are Il the y y
4 quiremeHts sof a cit iEsa, mstters foa
which there is no substitute in the way
Of money, gifts friendship, OF IN
4 flnence.
1 Go to the <. Mr C.s Al ins4this city
4 for Instruction. IL ffyous require i. .Ths
| Amerieaaizstion Class which II fosters
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11
Al KATH. IFJUsAG GYttLfsE;

# "a youngstown magyar Kath.
Ifjus6gi K6r junials 12-en, pente-
ken este fel nyolc oral kezdettel
sajat helyisegeben gyiilest tart.
A vezet6s6g ezuton. keri fel a
.tagokat, hogy a gyiilesen leheto-
leg teljes szamban jelenjenek meg
mivel szSnyegre keriil6 targy
sorozat nagyon nagy fontossagu.
sAki meg nem tagja a Kornek,
saz jelentkezzer a. penteki gyiiles
alkalmaya1 felvetelre.
A Kath. Ifjusagi K0r helyise-
ge SIT. Istvan templom kozele-
ben, 1O43 Wilson Ave. alatt,. a
Wilsonian mozgoszinhaz emeleti
helyisegeben van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11
Al KtjE;Ii,ElEEDns ,lE RABszot,aAsAalAls


A ~ 1
rdztat6 gondnn arra, hogy nagy
kesztett dS Europa terepn Ahdbofu p6ud egye fos
ok ronasagoh erdgek oval egyeb 0dfa1 ogamak yaasz
oak ell oszagoka azonhan zbon6 6rsegA
gel romboak harokats alkottak meg uiakat
soromp6na egy beked6ben megeetosn
ilalomfa aHitja meg vandort utleveL As A ~
Mem szabad ekicsnyen nehezsegeket ameyek passzus
koru kelemetenkednek megfosztvan ember
kedve6 Emekezznk tayosagot
tett ke racar amelyet annakidjen
on6a rajtunk behaot Hszen hdyam etorese
fovaos keriek soaba Buda Terezvaros hiak
etek forgamas kozekedesi hyk Budapestnek
tett utcai Szakaszo vagyunk uevele is Noha emut
mar id0 mkor hosszu napoka hosszabb
lett acsorogni bekeszerzodes nagyobb csoegere
ugoszay el5tt hoy az
eekes kozeg szne e uthassunk Ez d6 haa enne
mar emult de mar tudat hogy ke
meynek beszzese klon kosegbe meg kr
sokakat tart vissza utazaso pedg knek meg
uazniok bzony pokolba kvanak
kat kulon- kulon es 0sszesen. s@ks
bodog beke veiben at az 6cent
uhata Amerkaba Azsaba Arkab vlagot
csupan Eur6paban kelett kerunok
szar brodamat AIT ket brodama amet eppen uevem
za miatt egesz Euopaban barbaok soraba kak Ma mar
tobbe car; meggyko feksz Szbe
ria h6tak6ja aat mines obbe uan egy
szamzot kafa ak Svahan ket feesgev egy honapos
ban akk Els mines obbe bodalom
tansag meyeke bekeid6bn utlevek lenzek
ben Szobna par ornyra Buapestt6 tlevee
max Pedg enem mcsoda diadaa mivel6denek
l6za Europa zervezeenek errensze ameyen ke
resz utemesen zajk kte6 vtrkeringes kis mza
bos paaszgyerek ak 6rhaz mee dv0z az
eszaguldo vonatot embereg kua
tata kezben enlg mnen enava kotott GSere
fogalomnak megcsufa emr k0zoss6gnek tagadaa
badsagnak 9E
Mar most csak kerde hogy mkor fog kinai
fa amel orszagokat egmast6 ekdlon
bzamaansag ezarkozottsag amey feekeny.
kotottsegeben nyvanu De elteknve zekt6 jeense
gekto par kereskedelem @ mndennem vakoza ka
rat vala orgaom megakadalyozasana Pedg he az k va
segy akar barna akar z0d akar ehe ugyzvan
apa volt estveregnek nagy k0onsgenek
megbeyegzo bzonyvanya Observation-Disclosures remet
lensegnek es gyii6letnek
Az utleverenszr feeseges inezmeny Nindenk csak hasz
nat latina ha De Xxi kezd
h inert ezzel csak e6nyero enszogaatas nell
kul Europa Macy kina aanak k eomani minden
de ebontas gyoztes aamoknak kel megkezden0 Ok al
anak apig egyverbn es nekk feln az ue
v6nekuli latogat6kt6l pa@
Ha maid ismet fezabadunak snpk maid ismet
szabadon uleve nekd eheuk 6eanoka ma set
megndu szabad e egeszges verkenges amekodva ogja
nj kesobb nemzedek hogy yoakeppen haboru hanem
az beke eszete egk0nebb
legkabtobb 6rnltsegeket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11

(R) A multkoriban New York varosaban egy ujon-
alakt amelikai magyar politikai part tarteta
szagosnak nevezett konvenciojat. A konvenco mint
mnden rendes magyar nagygyes AIT hatarozatot hoz
ta: ''hogy hat 1najd maskor hataroz."
Macy netropoisban tartott konvenci6rol nincsenek
hteles erteslesein, csak annyt uduk arr6 hogy oft
alolag megalakult amelikai magyar koztarsasag
part dszenokalek 1negvaasztottak KaFolyi Mihalyt
iAkar votak nagygyiilesen, akar mem nekiink
az egeszhez minden ozanul gondolkodo Amerkas
gyarnak selnmi koze lehet Mem azert inert k0z
ta1sasagi konVencio VOLT hane azert inert veee
nyink az hogy annyi sok gondunk bajuk, megoldasra
yar6 feadatupk va hogy gaaan yetek neknk hazai po
pitikaval fogalkozni. "Sss&a>.ss
Csak feltiines viszketegsegben szenved6 egyleti c
mekre 6es nagyzoassal kozel rokonsagban alo egye
mex ambci6a lehet ujabb magyar tomoriles letreho
z;isa meynek focela azonban semmi egyeb mint meg
melyebbre vern eket ami bizony alig fog mar
gyarsag koz0 atkos poltikaval meg obban szetzavar
III a rengeteg akolkoz huzo nyajat
Nekiink lit .Amerkaban halalos vetek magyar poll
tikat csinaln.
Nekiink elsosorban tor6dni kell sajat bajainkka
tOrodn ke mi mem etezo intezmenyenkkel = de ha-
zai polfikaba beleszoni, mem szabad
Segtenink kell az otthoniakon, egy6nenkent, csala
donkent segiteni nenlzet sorsal de po
iitikaval.
Annyi bajunk van magunknak is, a1myila halalosan
betegek vagyunk hogy gazan nevetseges doog akkor XII
ani baffoln persze csak abban eseben, la ak
hallgassa No. dehat Barnlm mar regen meg mondta
XII gaza volt
legnagyobb hazugsag azonban ha vaaki
rika magyarsag neveben beszel nyiatkozik harom mill
lo magyar neveben lehet hogy azokat ertette, akik
mar tuvilagon gannak.
Az egesz annyira bohozatszeiinek think fel elotnk
hogy gazan ol esk kacagni ezen sanos kacag6 vona
sokat eltorzitjak feltoro konnyek.
Hat meg mindig mem latjak, meg 1nndig mem erik
egyesek hogy legnagyobb bin, ami talan sehol
er bocsanatot AHA vaaki arloa lesz sajat verenek
Pedig azo akik meg lit haza politikat csinalnak,
m6g jobban szetvaasztjak magyart magyart6l mer-
get keNernek mezbe - hogy becsapjak k0nnyen hiyo
ket - azek arulok
Annyira szegenyek vagyunk, annyira tonkre men
think, hogy gazan mndenknek ossze keene fogni nagy,
eros scent magyar akarassa, hogy megmentsuk meg
ant keveset, ami meg megmentheto Adelyett azonban
mindenitt szethuzast, veszekedest, "A
sstunk.
Maglmk alatt vagjuk fat miAor teriink eszreg
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