Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
HUNGARY, THE LAND
OF THE MACYARS
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mysterious pariahs is their music gypsy musicians
greatest products of Hungary 1889
ascrbed the Hugarys Be that
gypsies old and legends and worked
them music There have been famous
gypsy ocha who have travelled far and wide giving
And in the oden days they much demand by the
nobility they by night clubs the continent
Beethoven present given the
Court Vienna and cu impressed by certain slow
that he Incorporated into his Overture dedicated to King
Stephen Brahms based all his Hungarian dances melodies
All knows his head and their asmiatiye
rentve powers for podigous The that
gypsy present when Johann Strauss conducting
Of waltz That Sraus the
where this gypsy engaged and astonhed to
hear his waltz played from beginning end without mistake
coffee of
it's gypsy orchestra and upon the quality of the orchestra
depends, to extent the popularity of the restaurant
proceeded Sarospatak small town with
associations situated in the midst of the Toay region
Tokay has always been known kings the king
of vines conceit but almost unanimous
foreign opinion Council of Trent Pope Plus w.
with small barrel of the Talya vintage by the Bishop of
Zageb the costly gift he could give And always barrel
the Emperor by his Hungarian subjects Christmas
gift Tokay growing small the output scant
and the limitations 1t is almost possible to stand on hi
survey Tokay which tiny mountain
rather low hills than where few assiduous workers
produce that gold liquid The vineyard of hostess had
been handed down her family for generations and at the
their wine had taken first As
guest and had travelled far of the few bottles left of that
opened deectaton overwhelmed by the
honour.
In the Of stands the famous old Rakoc castle
It confcated from the Hungarian patriot of that after the
the 18th century by the Habsboug and
family Wndiscgraetz whose
Hungarian and still live there Under the castle vast cellars
extend for miles Tn these cellars the wne-grows store
vntages for which privilege they annually the
equivalent of II Castle accordance with
old feudal But the like the agrcturasts
experiencing financial difficulties Because of the high tariff
barriers which surround the country impossible to export their
S
supply the of the country itself whose inhabitants for the
most too the price of wine fine Tokay
Consequently
that foreign millionaire who looking for hobby could buy
the whole for the price would pay for yacht
would have the privilege of boastg that all the Tokay
world belonged to him Indeed novel idea.
Only eight miles from the of Sarosaak lies the town OF
Satoaaujhy through which the
boundary line the arbitration committee which
this boundary that large and navigabe
the town. which would make most desirable natural
dividing line When this supposed river had air OF
creek containing hardly enough the ducks
padding around at all right through the middle
the the former municipal railway station lies
the Czech side The Hugaa have had to build themselves
another.
My stop large farm Of 1000 Wheat
tobacco planted and harvested
with the aid of American farm implements
There cottages wherein the who worked
the lived They received free heat and lodging
oneenh Of the and small cash After the harvest
finished the gather their gala attire the
their known the Harvest Basket
The entrance hall hung round with these each differing
predecessor They made wps heads of
hsk very artistcaly
paper rosetes and After the presentation