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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-08-08
Business Men Convene at Cleveland N.A.A.C.P.
To Exploit and Fool Workers of Own Race

insults of Jim Crowism than lose
its point of economic vantage. Fo.
it, the Negro workingman has be-
come an object of exploitation and
as such he is to be kept in serfdom
and slavery. For the Negro work
Ell, the colored bourgeoisie is as
deadly an enemy as the white CAPT
talist, for it has turned complete
traitor and sold out the Negro
masses for the advantages of being
parasites.
Education in Treachery."
1t would have been an education
in treachery for Negro workers to
have been present at this confer
ence. At the mass meeting at the
Public Auditorium, at which about
three or four thousand were pres
ent although the auditorium seats
$4,000, James Weldon Johnson, Sec
rotary of the N. A. A. C. P. intro
duced Hamilton Fish, representative
from New York, "as a very close
friend of mine of whom l am very
proud" Recall that Hon. Fish was
the commander of the Jim-Crowed
Negro troops during the world wal
and is now on the foreign relations
committee of the House of Represen-
tatives, busily engaged in preparing
another worldwide slaughter. The
Hon. Fish addressed the audience as
"Fellow Americans" and reeked with
praises for the patriotism OF
the colored people in times of peace
and war" He re-echoed his lingo
ism again and again with his praise
for the bravery of the Negro troops
under his command, with the evil
dent conclusions that they are ex-
pected to be just as "brave and de-
voted" during the next war. "You
have the right to acquire wealth, y
he shouted. Acquire it. In an
other &c years there will be 25,000,-
900 people Of your group in this
country, with your own banks, golf
clubs, industry and artists. :. Your
destiny is in your own hands"
1t was by no accident that the De
Priest case played major role in
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-08-08

the Commission Inward yesterday that
would be excluded He did not if
ton himself he would have been able W
completely convinced.
eyes, you have been excluded"
ION what grounds?"
II cannot read the just you
receive and will know the grounds satis
you may appeal N
He did not look at Serge. tn
AS Serge words heart jumped and he fy
swoonipg him. another saving
a hoarse whisper to the gaun ,-sfI
know, this political to me- Do Won uudsu
stand that Contradict"
Eyes, I understand 1t is political DEATH"
"But what for them"
"There serious reasons" S3,l'
Serge wanted to but could feet from til
spot They seemed heavier than himself Outside window Their
just red reflection in the sky thought hon
seldom the shines in this
the blue Of the station know HOY
he walked from that table, and did remember
been standing.
(To Be Connued)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22

When Warden Jennings was rescued in the
Auburn Prison mutiny. He is seen being carried
from the prison after his rescue by State troopers
from prisoners holding him as hostage in the mu-
tiny which cost nine lives. He was overcome by
tear gas. Wide World Photos
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
Friend On The Way.
Cincinnati Enquirero

There is a joyous way of life and many there be that find it. notwithstanding the sneering assei tions to the contrary from time to time expreSseu by the dour cynic, f+ss ,...,
 This pleasant and inspiring life way mas h'1e to do with fears and shadows, superstitions or un faith Indeed Faith leads men and women over this luminous road to neffable goals those soais dreamed of by normal, uplooking souls
 few days ago citizen of Cincinnati answered to the summons of death. He was man In moo- crate circumstances-gentle, modes, unassumlng For years his friendship went out to underprivieged ch dren He secretly would seek out -suchFas these He would not permit his charities to be known He personally would carry parcels and bundles to be used by needy little ones The other day he dropped dead in the midst of his quiet garden, and Ill ms arms was found a bundle of clothing for little boys He had been about to go on another mission of love Perhaps. God was anxious to have this true servant come to Him. rich with the glory of an intentional gentle deed. Who knows?
 At the funeral pathetic touching evidence of the affection this man had won in neglected human field-there present numbers Of the little fellows who had profited by his aid and af- lection.
 Is not there today star in the fields oi heaven?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the United States Commissio

In the United States Commission CTS Court, Ex Officio Probate Court, for the Precinct of Juneau, Territory of Alaska.
 In the Matter of the Estate of ROBERT M. SAUNDERS, De- ceased
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned Grover c Vim, has been appointed Executor of the Estate of ROBER T M NDE R s, deceased, and the creditors and all persons having claims against said deceased may exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice to said executor, at his office ir the Valentine Building, Juneau Alaska.
 Dated this 26th day of June, 1929
 GROVER c. WYNN, | Executor. First publication, June 27, 1929. Last publication, July 25, 1929.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
NEW YORK's FIRST CONGREssWOMAN

Congressman tshe refuses to stand for Congress woman) Ruth Baker Pratt of New York says she is getting a great kick out of her first term n Congress. She says she plays tennis bridge and draw poker and likes all of them Mrs. Pratt was a New York Alderman before she went to Con gress and while she says she likes Congress so well that she will remain in it. the New York Board of Aldermen was lot more dignifed than Con gress Perhaps she only played tennis and bridge while an Alderman.
 Mrs Pratt is one of the candidates for high office in New York who repudiated her party's National platform She admitted that she was wet and wanted the Volstead Act modified
 She is the first woman to go to Congress from the State of New York. She represents an aristo-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
ABOUT DIVIDING BRITISH COLUMBIA

movement that seems to be gathering mo- mentum is under way about Prince Rupert ano elsewhere in Northern British Columbia to diVlde that Province by making new ProVince oi i'S northernmost part-one that would probably have Prince Rupert for the capital. The matter was to ot seriously discussed at a meeting called for the last days of June at the Canadian National Railways ocean terminal.
 Answering an intimation that the movement s designed specially to embarrass the present Pro- vincial Conservative Government the Prince Ruper News declares:
 We would remind readers that the move ment was started a number of years ago by Leut.-Col C. w. Peck V. C.. or, at any rate given some impetus by him when speaking before the Board of Trade here. For long time it simmered slowly, being mentioned and then, and looked on only as a last resort against discrimination Today the movement has been accentuated bv the neglect of the Government at Vic- toria to continue work on the Skeena River Highway, something which we, are inclined to think even the writer of the article quot ed would not support
 This paper has so far not committed it. self to any line of action in connection with the movement although have given it such publicity as seemed warranted. If 1t becomes necessary we shall campaign Tn favor of it, but perhaps it may not be- come necessary. Much will depend on the manner in which the North is treated by \ There is today undoubtedly a growing feeling in favor of the formation of new Province for the North, the prevailing idea being that the North is being bled for the purpose of devloping the South. If this is proved to be correct, then it is time for ac tion If it is shown to be incorrect there is no more to be said. An inquiry will be beneficial in any case.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
Utah Ueber Alles.
(New York World.)
heaven?

Senator Shoot has declared war on the tobacco manufacturers who are urging smoke ln heu or a sweet and has introduced resolution providing for the inclusion of tobacco and its products With in the purvew of the Pure Food and Drugs Act. But he does not stop with that, He alsos seeks to amend that statute drastically that the claims made for a product advertised in any medium sub
 feet to interstate control shall be placed under the regulations which apply to labels and other printed matter accompanying containers and pack ages.
 The Senator has two reasons for taking sides with the sweets in this great war between candy and tobacco. He halls from State which is a big producer of beet sugar, and he is ever ready to take up the cudgels in behalf of home industry. Again he is apostle of the Mormon Church, which has looked aSkance at the filthy weed and whose founder declared that tobacco was not meant for smoking and chewing but for the heal
 ing of bruises and sick cattle.
 l And so when the worthy Senator sees the in- functions to young women to preserve their figures by turning from bon-bons to cigarettes he feels that his folk back home getting two stabs al once He will have none of it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
More or Less True


 Some women are fairly content with the husbands they have and then there are others who would gladly exchange theirs for what have you" and feel they wouldn't be cheated, no matter what it was you had.
 The only other person who gets the kind of welcome at the door a meddlesome mother-in-law receives is the steenth agent who's rung the bell to try to sell you something you wouldn't buy on a bet. @a
 It is getting so a lot of girls don't seem to care how black their regulations get, just as long as they can keep their lips red, their hose nude and undies pink.
 Nothing disgusts vain woman more than seeing her husband wasting a lot of time in front of a full length mirror adjusting his tie, smoothing his hair and admiring the cut of his coat.
 l When a girl changes the first name her parents gave her it means she is the kind of girl whc won't object to using all the known i feminine tactics to get her last names changed, when she reaches the marriageable age.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
UNITED STATES Department of the Interior GENERAL LAND OFFICE

U. s. Land O11lce,
 Anchorage, Alaska.
 April 1, 1929.
 Notice is hereby given that George Danner, entryinan, togeth- sr with his witnesses John Bur- wash, and Klaus Grondsman, all of Juneau, Alaska, has submitted final proof on his original entry serial O4848, and additional entry, serial O6886, for lands situate on the north shore of Gastineau Channel, containing 71.26 acres, HE'S. No. 174, New Series No. 1868, from which cor. No. 1 and MIG. U.SL.M. No. 381 bears s. 12' 30" w. 6086 chains: HE'S. No. 204. New Series 1852. from which cor. No. 6 U.SL.M No. 381 bears s. 60 50 04" E. 60.17 chains; longitude l340 34 w. latitude 580' 2l' B" N and it is now in the files of the U. S. Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office at An chorage, Alaska, within the period of publication or thirty days there after, said final proof will be ac- cepted and final certificate issued J. LINDLEY GREEN.
 Register. First publication, May 6, 1929.
 last publication July 5. 1929.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
1.-THE RIGHT TO SHOOT BOOT
 LEGGERS."

"When has an officer the right to shoot a bootegger?" asked the Ketchikan Chronicle It pro- ceeded the next day to answer the question by lnt mating that an officer has a right to shoot bootlegger when the latter is also taxl oriVer and refuses to stop when hailed by an oiicer' i' says practically all of Kechikans taxi drivers are bootleggers The inference therefore, is that Ket- chkan taxi drivers generally speaking, are legitimate targets for pistol practice unless they stopaWhen told to do
 This is not the rule laid down by Commissioner Doran and the Treasury Department. Their maxim is that officers have the right to shoot only Tn self defense or when human lfefis in danger
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
Loves Labor Lost

Blinks-"The radio is the most marvellous invention of all time, don't you think?"
 Jinks-"Yeah. But think of in venting a wonder like that just to broadcast this cussed jazz"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
Taking No More Chances

TaRIhg NO MUrt CHdHcts
 "Nix None for me-" said the guest.
 What" said the host, have you signed the pledge?"
 You bet I have" retorted the guest. Last time I had couple of drinks I got so blamed brave l went home and told the wife that hereafter I was boss of the ranch, and I went to the hospital for two weeks"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03

When It Comes 10 Mysteries
 With his wife having no neigh Dor women to have to keep up with what the heck did Adam have to worry about?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03

Gov Roosevelt of New York is slowly recovering from his attack of infantile paralysis. At >the New York convention he could only move about in a wheel chair. At the Houston convention he could walk with the aid of two crutches. A recent photograph shows him with one crutch and cane
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
ALONG LIFTS DETOUR
Cause and Effect
By SAM HILL.

This film was overexposed," said the gent it was given to to de- velop.
 Well, so was the queen in the bathing suit I snapped" grinned the amateur photographer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
Always a Mystery

Whene'er eat that luscious fruit I get strawberry rash But I am never sure what I
 Will get when I eat hash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
All In Same Boat

Marriage license in Columbus paper: Thomas B. Butterfield, 37; Lillian Chance, 38. Huh! He's not the only man who's took a chance when he married
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
Girls Getting Desperate

Ain't it ever gonna get warm enough for the dear things to don their summer furs?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03

At last the grey-heads and bald-heads nave Henry Ford says the older men Know what they are doing and do it better.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
Ever Notice It?

The lighter some peoples conver- sation is the more in the dark they often seem to be about what they are talking about.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03

Babe Ruth denies that he has weak heart Will the twrlers who pitch to him honestly say that much?-(C Cincinnati Enqurer)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03

If you want to now what's happened to MT.
 Borah, why he's just debenturing around.-(Cncin- natl Enquirer)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
Passing Observation

The trouble with loveS is that not enough of the acute attacks become chron,1 Y.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03

Travel in Europe broadens the mind and length ems the belt.-(Toledo Bade0
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03

cratic Park Avenue Congressional distrct-the same that she represented as Alderman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
Ats Why They Act the Way The

You'd find if flappers did e Decide to be good as they should, Their boy friends would complain They were too darn good to be
 good!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
Ats No Joke

Ats No Joke Damn is considered a bad word hut we don't know of any better one for expressing ones feelings at times.
 The Cradle of the Deep The captain lost his wife, Not an unusual fate, Then he a widow we'd
 Now he's just second mate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03

We maze ana alyer all kinds ol fur garments. Goldstein's Elm oorium. -aov
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
Speakin'a Names

Jewel Mine, of Detroit, became the bride ..of Herbert Malkmus. of Toledo, last week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
The Cradle of the Deep
Hint fn MotroistS-

So blow your horn that it won't sound so blamed sarcastic. .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03

More Truth Than Poetry Early to start
 And late to stop, Makes life a trial And you a flop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
He Meant WelI-But!

He Meant Weli-But!
 will you act as one of the pail bearers at my husbands funeral?" "Nothing would give me greater pleasure" replied the poor fish.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-08
Esen1enyek

(N) Polgarmestert es varosi
tisxtvisel6ket jel0lnek kedden a
sxomszedos Campbellben az el0.
valasztasokon.
A polgarmester jel0ltek koziil
kimagaslik T. ROY GORDON, a
mostani polgarmester, aki Re.
publikanus jel0ltsegre palyazik is
met.
A Campbell magyar szarmaza-
su polgarok 6riasi t0bbsege COR
DON mellett van.
"A GORDON melletti nyilt szin-
vall&st soha sem fogja megbanni
q campbelli magyarsag, - inert
GORDON eddig is Is ezentul is
igcz j6 baratja q magyarsagnak.
GORDON ellenfelei kigy6t-be-
kat priiszk0lnek a derek polgar-
mester ellen.
GORDON ezt mem erdemli meg,
inert eddigi enthusiastically ia alatt
Campbell csak fejlodott es az ado
fizet6 polgarsagnak csak haszna
volt polgarmestersegeb0l.
Macy kart jelentene az egesz
varosra Is annak minden polgara-
"a, ha GORDON mem gy6zne.
Ez azonban mem fog megt0r-
t6nni - GORDON IsMET Ell
NYERI A JEL0LTsEGET.
Campbellben manapsag csak
politikaval foglalkoznak az en-
berek.
Hogy a vitaz6knaI segitsegere
legyiink es hogy alkalmat adjunk
n6kik, hogy vita soran COR
DON gazdasagos Is talzarekos ad-
minisztraci6jar6l adatoklzal is
szolgalhassunk, lit elmondjuk
hogy fizette XII GORDON a varos
regi ad6ss&gainak k0zel harom-
negyedet, mig ugyanakkor lehet6-
We tette az ad6k cs0kkenteset Is
jobb varosi szolgalatot nyujtott.
1924 januar Len, amikor COR
DON elfoglalta a polgarmesteri
sssket, Campbell $294,815.45 bond
ad6ss&got viselt, inert az el6bbi
Administrations deficittel dolgoz-
tak 81 mem tudtak q yarosi szolga-
lat k5ltsegeit ad6ss&g nelkil fe-
dexni. A kiadott bondokon kivll
volt meg q varosnak ugyanilyen
okokb6l $50, ,607. 40 fiigg6 ad6ssa-
60, amelynek kifizetesere allami
engedellyel rovid lejaratu valt6-
kat volt a varos kenytelen kibo-
csatani fedezetiil.
Icy tehat GORDON polgarmes-
ter 1898, 1924 ad6ssaggal vette
st "a .varos vezeteset.
R0vid harom Is fel ev alatt
GORDON misunderstanding kifi-,
xetett ebb6l az ad6ssagb6l $22f7
11.6S-at anelkiil, hogy emelte
volna az ad6kat.
ELLENKEz0LEG, az iden
caInpbelli ado alacsonyabb volt,
mint tavaly.
A varosi alkalmazottaknak mem
kellett hetekig vavgy h6napolkig
v&rniok a fixetesre mint azel6tt.
A rend6rsdg 6s tiizoltosag meg
nagyobbodott.
A varos nem pazarolt semmire,
10 sZOLGALATOT ADoTT y
KEvEsEBB PENZERT.
GORDON szorgalm&val n0velte
L E q
q v&ros j0vedelm6t, PENZT Ia
KARITVA az ad6fiset6knek.
Nagyon okosan tettek q magya-
rok, hogy GORDON melle alltak.
Tartsanak is XII mellette, inert
jobb polg&rmestert mem kaphat-
nak.
Sxavaxzon minden magyar j6-
kor kedden reggel a megszokott
Republik&nus tiketen GORDON
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-08

Augusztus 13-an, kedden me.
gint Macy valasztasi kiizdelem
lesz Campbellben. Akkor jelolik
ugyanis partok varosi ,tisZtvi-
sel0ket az 6szi valasztasra.
Campbellben polgarmester
jel0les fontosabb mint az Egye.
silt Allamok elnokvalasztasa. A
varosi el6valasztason mindig a
legt6bb polgar vett reszt es az
iden is biztosra veheto, hogy a
szavaz6k szama uj rekordot fog
elerni.
Szavazni csak az szavazhat. aki
regisztralva van. Aki multi 0sszel
az eln0kvalasztas elott regisztralt,
annak most mem kell ujra re-
.gisztralni, de azok, akik akkOr
elmulasztottak regisztralast,
vagy az6ta lettek polgarok, most
tartoznak regisztralni, ha szavaz-
nj akarnak.
Az els6 regisztralasi nap most
csiit0rt0k0n volt Is k0zel 100 uj
szavazatot vettek fel a listakba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-08
vERHovAY 1os

Vasarnap delutan 2 oral kezdet-
tel tartja rendes havi gyuleset a
Verhovay Segely Egylet 108-ik
youngstown fi6kja a szokott he
lyen ref. egyhaz gyiilesterme-
ben. Meg mindig vannak tagok,
akik mem vettek at az vi tagsagi
kotvenyeket es olyanok is van
max, akik multi h6napban nem
vettek at az osztalekot. Keretnek
az ilyen tagok, hogy okvetlenul
megjelenjenek.
Beteg tagok a heten: Ivan ia
nosne, IS Parnell st. es Szalma
1stvan, Cortland, O.. Betegseg a
titkarnal jelentend3, cine 211
Edwards st. Telefon 1882.
Hoffer Andras, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-08
Macy KESZttL0DFs
A FtJGGETLENEK
PIKNIKJERE

A Youngstown egyhazak k0zGl
ketsegteleniil Figgetlen Egyha7
az, mely legkevesebb mulatsagot
rendez. Piknikjc, is mindossze csak
egy lesz az iden. Els pedig august
tus lien az Ohio Works Play
Groundjan ,ahol els6 rangu zene.
kar es tapasztalt rendezoseg fog
gondoskodni a megjelentek meg
felel6 sz6rakoztatasar6l. A piknik
sikere erdekeben a Noegylet tag
jai kollektalasra indultak az egy-
haz tagjaihoz es barataihoz es sze-
retettel kerik e helyen is a ma
gyarsagot, hogy tetkintettel a j0-
vedelem altal szolgalni kivant
egyhazi c6lra, fogadjak 6ket j6
indulattal.
A pikniken a N6egylet meg fog
ia vendegelni azokat a gyermeke-
ket, akik szorgalmasan eljartak a
nvari magyar iskolaba. A meg
vendegeles persze kiterjed min
den megielentre is, de azzal XII
lonbseggel, hogy a gyermekek
mem fognak fizetni erte. Viszont
feln6ttek szamara is olyan mel
tanyos arak vannak megallapitva,
hogy senkisem fog panaszkodni
miatta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-08
Mozgalmas Valasztas
Kedden Campbellben
Macy hare republicans polgarmesteri jelotsegert
Aki meg regisztralt hetfon lesz utolso alkalma

Az utolso alkalom regisztraln
most hetf6n lesz reggel 1O-t5l del
utan Gig es este 5-t6l 1O-ig nyit.
va lesznek a szavazo helyek. Ak
egyik szavaz6 keriiletb0l a mask.
ba k0ltoz0tt Campbell hataran
beliil, annak hetf6n regi helye-
rGl Transient kell kerni es az nj
helyen jelentkezni, inert kiil0m-
ben mem szavazhat. Azokon a te-
riileteken, amelyet mostanaban
csatoltak Campbellhez, mindenki-
mex regisztralni kell.
Ne mulasszon ell regisztralni e:
ne felejtsen ell kedden reggel jo
kor szavazni. Szavazni lehet reg
gel 6rat6l delutan 6 craig.
Fatal emberek es lanyok, akik
meg ez ev november 5-ikc el6tt
erik ell 21-ik eleteviiket. szinter
regisztralhatnak es szavazhatnak
A valasztasok vezetesenek el-
len6rzesere a beliigyi hivatal egy
tisztvisel6je lesz lit Columbusb5l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-08

Ifjusagi Kor csapataval. A war
reniek Macy taborral kesziilnek a
Magyar Napra, de remeljiik, hogy
azon oft lesz Campbell, Sharon,
Farrell, Sharpsville, New Castle,
Niles, Alliance es Canton magyar
saga is.
A Magyar ,Napon lesz kisorsol-
va egy nagyszerii, teljesen villa
nyos radio es ha jegyek mind
elkelnek, akkor egy villany-mo-
sogep is.
A belepti jegyek so cent fer
fiaknak, 25 cent n0knek, ,szamo-
zottak es egv szerencsfs ferfi es
egy no dijban reszesiil. A sorso-
last este S-kor tartjak.
A Magyar Napon a legnagyobb
csaladdal resztvev0 este I 6rakor
egy . dOllarOs aranyat kap.
Aki legt0bb sorsolasi jegyet
eladja, szinten egy 5 dollaros ara
nyat kap.
Keretnek a nagybizottsagi ta-
gok es azok, akiket az egyletek
kineveztek, hogy a rendezss num-
kajab6l kivegyek resziiket, hogy
1ehetoleg delre a parkban megje-
lenjenek.
Aki villamossal akar kimenni a
parkba, vegye Poland Avenuei
villamost es stallion lie az els0 al
lomasnal a Sheet and Tube gyari
hid utan.
Aki geppel megy, az hajtson XII
a Poland Avenuen addig, mig ell
hagyja Sheet and Tube gyari
hirat IS irodaepiiletet, fent a dom
bon meglatia park epiileteit.
Mindenki segitse el6 a Magyar
! Nap sikeret azzal, amivel tudja
es mindenki hgyen OFT a Magyar
Napon, hogy bebizonyitsa testveri
erz6sct es joakaratat.