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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-19

ing act; Cardini followed with sleight-
of-hand tricks with cards, cigarettes
and balls that created establishment;
then came Olive Olsen, tall Swede,
whose grotesque characteriZations and
eccentric dances gained hearty ap-
prevail. Weir's Elephants, three big
ones, closed the show with one doing
the "Black Bottom" The regular
house attractions filled in the couple
of vacant SnaceS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-19
OPENING ATTRACTIONS IN WASHINGTON
THEATERS
THEATERS

ton Settling mobs, which have LOST
most of whatever it is that makes
mobs indicative of the presence OF
camera and megaphone, contribute
largely to the success of the picture.
Scenes of earthquake and desolation
that came with the death of Christ on
the cross are appalling in their vivid
ness. Costumes seem to have been de
signed with minute care as to accuracy
of detail. The orchestral music was
more a part of the picture as it was
presented ut the National last night
than it was accompaniment.
THE King Of Kings" is what its
audience wants it to be, sermon for the
religiously inclined. drama for the
theatergoer, subject" for the his
torian and food for thought for the
world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-19
E0X--"Hnnnr First"

Presenting the most elaborate must
cal program yet attempted under the
new entertainment policy, as well as
the spectacular screen romance,
Honor First" featuring John Gilbert
and Renee Adoree, the Fox Theater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-19
RIALTO-"The Irresistible Lover.

THE Irresistible Lover" is the cine
ma attraction at the Rialto this week,
starring Norman Kerry and Lois
Moran.
Kerry takes the part Of wealthy
bachelor whose various love affairs
keep him continually in hot water.
with the many types Of the fair sex
invariably threatening to sue him for
breach of promise.
During one Of these escapades he
chances upon a captivating individual,
portrayed by Lois Moran, and decides
that she is the Mrs. Right" for whom
he has long been searching. His per-
sistency and ardor in wooing the fair
lady are extremely amusing, and final
ly result in triumph. She takes him
home to meet the "pater," and all
goes well until the solicitous parent,
while perusing the newspaper, notices
an article and picture in connection
with the bachelors coming marriage.
The sutton is told to leave and lnever
return.
The girls brother, however, assists
by playing the role of Dan Cupid, and
forces the marriage at the point of
gun.
The supporting cast includes Ger
tIpide Astor, Myrtle Steadnan, Arthur
Lake and Lee Moran. Mac Er6y and
Minch render several song selections
which prove to be entertaining.
Additional attractions on the pro-
gram include new edition of the
"Collegians," with Benson emulating
the fictional Frank Merriwell and win
ming an exciting auto race from his
rival an overture by the Rialto Or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-19

ing the shoplteeper is also a guide.
she decides TO employ him in her
scheme The girl learns the guide
Is an Italian prince. The story runs
along, carrying the audience through
various picturesque canals. while the
prince riding reside her in II gendola
makes love ana finally ia accepted in
the garden If Isis palace,
On the night ~ their honeymoon
there is quarrel. the husband de-
terrnned to have ths wife do as he
bid, while shc rs equally determined
70 have her way Her efforts 70 win
him over furnish several amusing
scenes.
Jimmy Adams ia starred In a
comedy film, showing scenes In a
Southern State where n fcud exists
between two clans. News events, an
orchestral overture Of Venetian airs
arranged by Daniel Breeskin, leader
of the metropolitan Symphony Orchcs.
ira; Hawaiian flowers In color grow
ing and short film on how to keep
in good health. by Grantland Rice,
complete the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-19
Toys
For Girls

China Tea Sets for four persons; COM
plete with sugar, creamer and pot.
$2.75
China Tea Sets; three cups and saucers,
creamer, sugar and tea pot. 81
China Spice Sets; fifteen containers;
all nicely decorated. $3.50 Set
Little Mothers Helper Sets; brush,
mop and dustpan in the set go. 81
Children's Picture and ABC Books in
varied assortments.. .75c Each
U. S. Map Puzzle; a combination of
maps and picture puzzles. .....$1
Doll Carriages; adjustable hood and
back rest; reversible body. 1915
SANTA's ToYIAND, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-19
TOYS
For Boys

Hustler Horseshoe Games; two men,
four horseshoes and one target.
ST. Set
Jolly Tunblers; an interesting roly
poly game that is very new. ST. Set
Honey Bee Games; brand-new game
that is played with magnets. ST. Set
Marb-o-G Glide; a truly novel toy for
little children. ISL
White Trucks, with rubber tired wheels
and Autographed garage. 49,. .$5.75
Aerial Fire Trucks, equipped with real
extension ladders. $40
Mechanical Parcel Post Trucks and
Double-deck Buses. 81 Each
sANTA's ToYLAND, FOURTH FLOOR.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
PERSH|NG'S ARMY
 SEES NEW FRANCE
Continued From First Pagc)

T have nothing to say. What can I say? We have had won derful trip across, and" as he looked around tt the Calyados Hills, "somehow this looks familiar"
 Will Bind Tics
 Tn a speech of reply 10 the ad- dresses Of welcome Commander Savage said the Legion had come to France further 10 cement the ties forged in Lafayette's day and strengthened in the World war.
 We are coming back 10 renew friendships and 10 enjoy for q few days the comradeshIp of the French people," he continued, and we come under happier auspices than accompanied us nine or ten years Iago. when tho h3rbor and shores Were grim with materials Of war and the faces of the people were drawn with the straIn ot the strug- gle
 Today we sec q harbor busy with ne commerce t' peace ana "S are impressed with the indications of splendid recovery made by this na- ton, SO strongly stricken by the war. We feel that the fine courage which carried France 10 victory in war has carried her forward through the tremendous, hcartbreaking task or reconstruction
 Out on your fields and hlllsldes there are rows Of white crosses that mark the resting places Of comrades who were with Us when we first landed here but who did not accom- pany us when we embarked II is toward those places that our steps are directed, there 10 stand beside those graves in communion with those men who died for the ideals of France and America.
 "We know that you will under stand. and We know how tenderly you have tended the graves of those boys who lie so far from home"
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
To Greet pershing

Parls, Sept. 16 P}-The headquar- ters of the American Legion conyen- ton today seemed 10 be the cross section of America with delegations arriving from all parts of the coun- try, each wearing d distinctive head gear.
 Hundreds of Legionnaires who were touring France and other countries, were rushing into Paris 1 to be on hand to greet General John J. Pershing. their former command
 CT, and Howard P. Savage. national commander or the Legion, on their arrival in Paris this afternoon. There was q heavy run on the doughnuts and coffee served by the Salvation Army ag well as the cool ing drinks served by the Knights of 1 Columbus
 ] On every corner lear inc head | quarters in Course de Ia Reine, groups of former soldiers from yari-
 ous parts of the United States gath
 cred together, There were former
 buddies shouting at one another in
 numerahlc times Do you rcmem-
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
Girl Is Richards
 Right Hand Man

Chicago, Sept. Is F'--Tex Rick ards right hand man" in handling the multitudinous details of the ticket sale for the Dempsey-Tunn fight, is a girl.
 She Is Miss Naoma Lowensohn, just 21. Two years ago, she had never seen a prize fight. Now she is handling the sale of the 160,00 odd seats in Soldiers Field. and the s. OoO,00o the public is expected to pass through the wickets.
 Rickard credits her with an astonishing memory. Technically she is his secretary, but actually she Is sort of assistant master mind, buffer official spokesman and what-not.
 On the tip of her tongue are the rames of ticket purchasers every where in America and she usually gives the information in rapid fire fashion without consulting her files.
 She came to Richards staff from the alumni offices of the Cniver- sity of New York.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
Art Theater Revived
 In San Francisco

san Francisco, Sept. 16 Pt- Emerging from fire and other ad- versity the Little Theater mo> ement in san Francisco faces untlinchingly a season of 20 plays,
 The somewhat rickety 3no-seat home of the art play on the West Coast. converted from q church into q theater, went up in flames but the spirit of art for arts sake with out obesiance to the box office came through without scorChing.
 Former Senator ph"lan and Charles and Kathleen Norris are among the sponsors of 3 program that will include a' least one old fashioned play. q Shakespearean
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

and a Shaw drama and a revival of Prunella by Laurence Hausman.
 The only concession 10 the spirit Of commercialism involved in the rcostablishment of the Little Thea ter was due to physical necessity. Jhe number Of seats has been 1n- creased tc 700 and location has been chosen on the fringe of the business district instead Of in the residential section as formerly.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
THIRD WARD CLUB
 READY FOR OUTING
Irumbul and Roosevelt to Speak
 at Barbecue

With expectations Of an atten- dance of 45O men and women, the Third Ward Republican club today had plan. completed for the annual barbecue which takes place tomor- row afternoon at 1.30 o'clock at Lake Compounce with Col. Theodore Roosevelt as the speaker.
 The line of automobiles conveying the New Britain delegation 10 the resort will move from Franklin Nluare park at 12:3n o'clock. Auto mobiles will be at hand to furnish transportation for all who wish 10 attend the outing, Chairman Donald l.. Bartlett of the third ward club and Chairman William H. Judd Of the republican town committee an- nounced today.
 At the pavilion. dinner will be served on both floors and music will be provided on each. For this pur pose Lynch's orchestra and the American Legion band have been engaged.
 Among those who will attend are: Governor Trumbull, It, Gov. J. Ed win Brainard, Secretary Of State Francis A, Pallotti, State Treasurer Ernest E. Rogers, Senator Hiram Bingham. Congressman E. Hart Fem, Congressman Glynn, Con- gresman Freeman, eX-Governor Marcus Holcomb, Mayor Weld, State Police Superintendent Robert Hur- ley, Senator Walcott, Prohibition Director Frank Putney, Mrs. John B. Russ of Shelton who Is a mem- ber Of the republican national con- mittee, Catherine Byrne of Putnam q member Of the state central com mittee. Raymond Gates, Judge A. w. Creedon. Edward Kelley, Senator +. F. Hall, Daniel Hickey, Ernest Aver i'll, Major Louis L, Field, Mrs. J. w. Alsop, William H. Putnam. Internal Revenue Collector Robert o. Eaton.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
Woman Bags Bear
 On Polar Expedition

Chicago, Sept. 1s P}-Mrs. John Borden, Chicago society leader and member of an Alaskan expedition headed by her husband brought down a polar bear in the far north.
 The party is on its way back from Wrangell Island with seven walruses and seven polar bears. Mrs. Rochester B. Slaughter Of Chicago, another woman member of the expedition. also shot a polar bear.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
PITCHING HORSESHOES

Chicago, Sept. 16 Pp-Chicago has taken to the old fashioned sport of horseshoe pitching. Horseshoe "courts" have sprung up in many neighborhoods and men, women and children vie with each other at trying 10 throw ringers, leaners and whatever else there is in the pitching repertory.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
Clear. White Skin
 For Every Woman

The modem athletic girl never fears tan, sunhun, freck kIes or other skin trou- blas. Since she uses morrolized wax regularly she can go swimming, motor
 ing, Eo!fng. camping or hiking in any climate without iHonnf euieurc. Its use assists nature tp peel away the outer layer Of skin, and with 't pimples, frecE- les, hIotches. liver spots and other de fleets go Get an ounce from any drug gist and use as directed. In just few days the under skin appears beautifully soft white and youthful Mercoljzed wax brings out the hidden beauty To quickly remove wrinkles and other age lines, use this face lotion. ounce powdered saXolite and hall pint witch hazel.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16
STOLEN RIDE FATAL

f'itchburg. Mass, Sept lG.-CtP) For stealing a ride 10 school Ralph McMurray. <, paid with his life. He was killed when he slipped beneath the wheels of q motor truck.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

Der when" as they earnestly re- fought the war or recalled stolen visits to Paris and hair breadth os- Capes from the yigilant eyes of the military police.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15
A HET LEGK0sEREBB vICCE


Kohnnak van egy gazdasaga es
ketsegbe van esve, hogy mar he
TEX ota mem esik az ESQ, Elmegy
a csudarabbihoz es megkeri, hogy
tegyen valamit.
Legy nyugodt - mondja a
rabbi - en- most elkezdek imad.
kozni es amint tie kilepsz. innen,
maris cseperegni kezd az ESQ.,
Kohn elindul hazafele es teny-
leg csak ugy zlrhog az ESQ. Zuhog,
zuhog es harom hetig meg sem
all.
Kohn ketsegbeesve nezi az esot,
egyszerre csak kopognak es be-
allit hozza egy b6cher
- Nit akarsz;
-Kohn ur, engem csudarab-
bi kiild0tt.
- Nit akar a csudarabbi?
AIT kerdezteti, hogy imad-
meg tovabb is az esoert?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15
MEGALAKULT A FELTEKENY
N0K KLUBJA.

Berlinben nemregiben megala.
kult a legujabb klub. A cine /:
" A feltekenyek klubja''. A klub-
ban mem kell tagdijat fizetni,
igaz, hogy mines is nagyon el6ke.
10 kluIbhelyisege. Egyel6re meg
csak egy maganlakasban muk0-
dix. Tagjai kizar6lag n6k. Eel
tekeny n6k. A ferjeikre feltekeny
nok. Tomoriiltek, hogy kozos er6.
vel vedelmezzek meg "a feltekeny
n6k erdekeit. Minden heten ha.
romszor tartanak 0sszejovetelt a
klub helyisegeben es lit megbe-
szelik a feltekeny n6k fontos ak
tualis problemait.
Egy nemet ujsagir6nak sike-
riilt bejutnia klub helyisegebe.
Mikor a feltekeny n8k eszrevet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15

| TEX, elosz0r XII akartak dobni. c
azonban elmagyarazta a klub ell
nokn0jenek, hogy nem artana, ha
bentmaradna a helyisegben, eset
leg hasznos tanacsokkal szolgal
hatna feltekeny noknek. A ia.
nacsokrol lemondtak ugyan n6k.
vegiil azonban megis megenged.
TEX neki, hogy benmaradjon a
klubhelyisegben.
= Az iilest megnyitom, = mon
dotta a feltekenyek eln0knoje.
Ezutan k0vetkezett az egyes ese.
TEX megvitatasa. Minden n0 el6-
adhatta a maya esetet, amelyet
azutan megvitattak. Az tiles min.
gyart viharosan kezd0d0tt. Ket
h0lgy osszeveszett, hogy melyik.
mex az esetet targyaljak elobb.
Mindegyik AIT tartotta, hogy az
& esete az erdekesebb, fonto-
sabb, az eletbevagobb. Vegezetiil
d0nt0ttek. A gyoztes
holgy pedig el6adta esetet. Regen
tudja mar. hogy ferje hiitlen hoz
"a. Mindezideig azonban mem to-
r0d0tt vele. Most azonban sz0r-
nyii dolog tortent. Berlinben is di-
vatba lott weekend. A ferj is
kezdett weekend intezmenye-
mex h6dolni, meg hozza mask
no tarsasagaban.
= Ezt mar mem birom XII, =
fakadt Xxi az eloado holgy. = Adj
ianak tanaicsot, nit csinaljakg
- Ismeri AIT mask not ?
kerdezte az elnokno.
= .Tgen.
= Igyekezzek objektiven leir-
nj, hogy milyen az illet6.
- Visszataszit0.
- Mama, - volt a valasz =
ez mem eleg objektiv meghataro-
zas. Fatal az nog
- Igen, sajnos fatal, vala.
szolta feltekeny feleseg.
= Akkor a megoldas konnyi,
. hangzott az elnokn6 dontese
- 0nnek is feltetleniil fiatalnak
1ell Jennie.
= De-. de, - vetette ellen sze-
'enyen a klubtagno.
- Semmi de-, - vagott kobe
meg szigorubban az eln0kn6 i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15

vagy meg akarja tartani a ferj6t,
vagy mem. Igyekezzen fatal, fla
talos .lenni,
Az egyik holgy kedelyesen koz-
zesz6h:
Ha pedig ez mem hasznal,
akkor probalja meg coueizmus
sal. Mondja ell harmincszor egy-
mmasutan minden nap: "a ferjem
hi hozzam, a ferjem hii hozzam,
a ferjem hii hozzam.
Deriiltseg.
A kovetkezo eset: a ferj szin-
ten megcsalja feleseget. A tanacs,
rovid es k0nnyen teljesitheto.
Tegye feltekennye a ferjet,
ez legjobb modszer.
AZ ujsagir6 mem birta tovabb,
udvariasan k0szont a feltekeny
holgyeknek es gyorsan tavozott
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15
"a sirolkis1fiu
Irta: M6ricz Zsigmond.

! Most elmeselem legszebb en-
| lekemet.
Egy idoben nagyon kozel eltel
egy kedves csaladhoz a videke
S Oft megbaratkoztam egy hateve
kisfiuval, egy elso elemistava
aki oily artatlan tide volt, min
egy edes kis hajtas tavasszal a
agon.
En- akkor fiatalszivii s vidan
ember voltam, nevetni vagytam
az elett0l sokat vartam szi
veket kerestem. Ez kisfiu olya1
lagy es erzekeny szivet viselt va
lahol lelke belsejaben. amilyer
az elett6l kemenyre kalapalt fel
notteknel mines. legfeljebb az E
rett korban indul meg uira. Az
emberek altalaban mulattak raj.
ia, hogy csekelysegeken mingvart
sirt, ell is neveztek Ri6kanak.
Gle en- csak a legmelyebb megha
tottsaggal tudok visszagondolni
kis baratomra.
Egy este vacSOra utan vidaman
beszelgettiink, a gyerekek egy
szomszed szobaban Iefekveshe2
kesziiltek hirtelen szivszaggat6
siras hallatszott fel.
A kisfiu nenje, egy draga szeT
fatal asszony, befutott hozzaiuk
s nemsokara meghatottan ne
vetve Jolt vissza.
= Ri6ka a holnapi lecket ia
nulja; egy vers van feladva neki,
egy hazafias vers es van abhan
ket sor, ha ahoz er, mingyart sir.
A versben az van, hogy a haza
mlnden elott, meg a sziil3ket is
p6tolja a haza.
Behoztak haloinges kisfiut s
elszavaltattak vele verset.
Sep nyugodtan mondta. mond-
ia egyszer csak odaert kriti-
kus helyre:
Ha meghal j6 apam anyam
S en- arva maradok...
Iatszott az arcan, a szemen, a
hogy elk0nnyesedett atborult
zokogasba.
Ugy vigasztaltak meg cs6kok-
kal s olelesekkel es olben vitte a
nenikeje uissza az agyba.
- De mi az ord0gnek is irnak
ilyen buta verset, = mondta az
ahyja ell volt intezve a Ri6ka.
Ettol kezdve en- nagyon mele-
gen neztem gyerekre.
Par nappal kes6bb ebednel a
nenikeje biztatta, hogy egye meg
a kiosztott hust, inert nagyon
biztatni kellett, mem szeretett en-
nj, csak csokoladet effelet.
-Edd meg, kicsim, edd meg
Ri6kam, nezd csak, az kis darab
hus milyen szomoru oft a tanyf-
ron, nezd, hogy faj neki, hogy O.
tet senki Sc akarja megenni...
A neni oily szivrehat6 hangon
sz6lt oily sep erzekeny kepet
mondott, hogy a gyerek szeme
egyszerre csak tele lett k0nnyel
S zokagva fakadt. Ugy kellet,
megvigasztalni, hogy eszre ne
vegye kitoro neveteseket.
Egy mas alkalommal arrol be-
szeltek a sziilok, hogy lit a ia
vasz, most volna legjobb ideje el-
ADM a padlasr6l kukoricat.
Senki Sc figyelt oda, Ri6ka a
sarokban motyogott $ egyszer
osak kitor3 hangos zokogasara
lett figyelmes az ember.
Mi az, kicsim. mi t0rtent,
az istenert, ki bantotta ezt a dra-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15
A KAPLAR UR L0NI TANITJA
A BAKAT.

Mikor baka l0vogyakorla-
ton mar 0t0dsz0r mem talalt, a
kaplar diih0sen ramordult:
Mars hatra az arOkba es lodd
fejbe magad!
"A baka hatrakullog, de 0t perc
mulva visszajon es haptakba yag-
ia magat:
= Kaplar urnak jelentem ala
san, megint mem talaltam.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15

w 7HETHER you know It or
W not, the latest fad in the
w movie colony b identifying
stars and directors from their youth
full photos. This one proved q
sticker. He is Jack Conway, direc-
tor Of the Metro -Goldwyn Mayer stu
dios, who is now at work On John
hilbert y newest starring vehicle,
"Tweive Miles Out,' based on the
successful stage play Of that nama.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15

ragyogott, SCENE csillogott.
Els en- meghatottan vettem esq
re, hogy Rioka most mem sirt,
Mikor komoly S ferfias helyzetbe
kerJlt, mem jutott eszebe a siras.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15
- O. - Fantasztikus historic -
- - -. IRTA: REVESZ KALMAN


pors6jara csendesen, magab.
melyedve imadkozott.
A csehek altal ledontott hon
vedszobor talapzatara keriilt
masodik koszorn, kegyeletes mes
emlekezesiil azokra, akik l848-
49-ben eletiiket adtak a magyar
szabadsagert.
| Els azutan Xxi tudna leirni min.
dent?
Ha valaki latott igazi 0r0met
mem eroltetett boldogsagot, az
most meg t0bben lett reszes.
Unnepelt az egesz orszag, a leg
nagyobb, legszentebb iinnepet
iilte.
A Rima volgyenek magyarsaga
is nehezen varta a magyar kato.
nakat.
A magyar hadak Putnokon, Ri,
maszecsen keresztiil erkeztek az
osi magyar varosba, Rimaszom-
batba.
A Janossy uccan vegig diadal-
kapukkal varta nep a magyar
seregeket.
A Piac-teren zajlott lie nagy
iinnepseg. A szabadban keszitett
lombsatoru templomban foiyt lie
a halaado mise es istentisztelet.
Sok ezernyi magyar enekelte
boldog ahitattal "Boldogasszony
anyank, regi, Macy Patronank.. >
Es azutan felzugott kalvinista
zsoltar: "Te Benned biztunk.
eleitol fogva... ~
Az ~ megyehaz el6tt lfv0 Tom
pa Mihaly szobrara helyezte el
koszorujat a magyar kiraly A
katonabanda az listen add meg
a magyart !" intonalta, feszeSen
tisztelgetett az Hnnepl6, boIdog-
sagban usz0 sOkasag.
Kolozsvar nepe, eppugy, mint
mas felszabadult magyar
varos nehezen varta AIT a pillana-
rot, hogy lathassa magyar XII
'alyt es az orszag teriiletenek
Kovacs Almost.
Els iinnep volt mindeniitt ket,
.eljes honapig.
Azutan megkezdod0tt a Macy
munka. Evtizedek pusztitasait
1ellett helyreallitani.
Ii. Arpad a n6p uralkod6ja !
EFT. Szerette, tisztelte becSilte
Amikor az elrabolt terillete-
Ken helyreallott magyar rend,
lkkor azokon reszeken is elet-
,eleptek a magyar reformok.
Becsiiletes f0ldbirtok reformot
vegre. Megsziintettek
! hitbizomanyokt,, papi birtoko-
,at $ birtok teriilet maXimumat
yer holdban allapitottak meg.
Egyenlo, altalanos, titkos va
asztojogot adtak minden 20 e.
yes ferfinek es nonek, de kotele
:ove tettek, hogy Is evig iskolaba
arjanak.
Korhazak, iskolak, k0nyvtarak,
porttelepek, repuloterek epiiltek
az igazi, boldog meg
,legedettseg lett urra magyarok
lltal lakott fOldOn.
A Karpatokt6l az Adriaig,
havasoktol Bees va
osaig csak boldog, megelegedett,
gymast szeret0, becsiiletes, mum
1as emberek laktak.
Kovacs Almos, magyar-ame-
ikas mern0k elerte eletenek leg
Obj vagyat, visszaszerezte verei-
lex ait az orszagot, melyert maid
lem ezer even at annyi magyar
,er 0mlott.
A vilag listen ostora newell IL
cite Kovacs Almost.
A magyar nep szentnek tisz-
elite.
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