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The Bismarck tribune., 1933-08-25
G. 0 n NJ! T IN U E ID
Adopt Method of
Raising Price and
Reducing Output

duced production. In order to make
this principle effective it was neces-
sary to make sure that, while they
cut down the number Of acres sown,
the importing countries did not neu-
tralize their efforts by encouraging
the domestic growing of wheat.
In Fridays understanding the i'm
porters agreed:
l. Not to encourage domestic pro-
duction.
2. TO do their utmost to increase
consumption.
3. To lower tariffs when wheat has
risen above the level established for
that purpose.
4. To modify quota restrictions
limiting wheat imports.
r. B. Bennett, prime minister of
Canada, announced that the export
Ing countries would insert in the
agreement a provision that for the
year l933-34 the export maximum al
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-08-25

cash benefits. This announcement is
scheduled to be made by Secretary
Wallace Saturday.
He has said that In case Of an in
ternational agreement, this country
might provide for larger reduction
than other nations agreed to make.
Before the acreage reduction figure is
determined Wallace expects to have
before him an official report of the
conference from F. E. Murphy, pub
Usher OF the Minneapolis Tribune,
american representative at London.
This was expected late Friday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-08-25

Watch for Spohn's special
food circular, delivered to your
home tonight. (Free basket
with grocery order.)
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-08-25
GRAIN BROKERS DO NOT
UNDERSTAND PROPOSITION

Chicago, Aug. 25.-tP)-Grain brok-
ers on the board Of trade paid little
attention Friday to the wheat agree
ment reached at an international con-
terence in London. protesting that
they did not understand it.
The price Of September wheat OPEN
ed some two cents higher Friday at
slightly more than the price set in the
London agreement for maintenance 4
months before tariff reductions would
be considered. The price Of wheat has
averaged higher than the 81 cents in
deprecated American money, set by
the conferees, for many weeks, run
ming Tar above dollar for some time
before the July break.
While buying at advanced prices at
the opening was ascribed by some
brokers to the London agreement, the
demand apparently consisted of ord
ers from those who thought the plan
would be bullish lever, for trade
went stale within the first half hour.
Grain experts professed not to know
what benefits could be derived by
America from lowering Of tariffs.
Brokers felt that expectation, which
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-08-25
so. ST. PAUL PACKERS
APPEAL TO SHIPPERS

South st. Paul. Mimi, Apg. 25.-(P)
An appeal to shippers to keep their
pigs at home for the time being was
|, made by South st. Paul markets in
terests Friday as 77,000 Of the animals
the largest number in the center's
history-glutted it's facilities.
Sixty thousand pigs arrived Friday
for purchase under the federal gov
ernment's price raising plan, and in
addition 1900 were on hand from
yesterdays receipts of $4,000.
Government officials at the market
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-08-25
Will Vote on Bond
Issue for New Jail

Minot, N. D., Aug. 25.-(P-Whether
not to exceed 100000 of bonds shall
be issued by Ward county for the con-
struction Of new county Jail will be
decided by voters at a special election
on Friday, Sept %.
The board of Ward county commits
sioners late Thursday adopted reso-
luton calling the election. which will
be on the same date as a special state
wide election.
The voters will also be asked to pass
upon a road and bridge program in
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-08-25

volving construction Of nearly Is miles
OF county farm to market highway
and the construction Of six bridges.
Projects In various parts OF the
county call for an estimated expendi-
ture Of sl57,500, thirty per cent OF
which would be an outright grant by
the federal government with the bal
arlce Of $ll0,250 to be provided in the
form of bond issue by Ward county.
HORSES KICK KILLS MAN
Aberdeen, S. D., Aug. 25.-(P)-John
r. Forsyth, a farmer, was killed
Thursday when a horse he was har-
Messing kicked him. His neck was
broken.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-08-25
Roller Skating Rink
To Be Opened at Dome

Announcement of the opening of a
skating rink at the Dome dance pa
vilion was made Friday by Shellie
Charles, manager.
The rink will be opened to the pub
lie Sunday evening at o'clock.
The management of the Dome will
continue to give dances at the pa
vilion on certain evenings during the
week.
Shellie Charles is we'll known in the
community, having conducted the
Roller Skating rink at the Dome for
several years past.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-11-30
PREMIUM BARLEY
TO BE DISCUSSED

Why so much Minnesota-grown
barley fails to command the premium
offered by the market for mailing
quality and how growers can remedy
the trouble, are questions to be dis
cussed at IL all-day barley meetings
for farmers and grain buyers in
southern Minnesota, in December.
Meetings in this vicinity are as fol-
lows: Sleepy Eye, Monday, Deem
Der IS; Tracy, Tuesday, December 10;
Window, Thursday, December 81;
Olivia, Friday, December %.
At each meeting, the forenoon will
be devoted to free inspection and ad-
vice on samples Of barley seed farm
ers are planning to sow next spring.
Exhibits of barley will bring out the
difference between barley for mailing
and barley that will grade as feed. In
the afternoon, speakers will discuss
the kind of barley wanted, control of
barley diseases, the best variety for a
given soil and season, grading Of
barley at terminal markets and dang
ers in threshing the crop.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-11-30
Y. P. S. Meets

The Young Peoples society of the
English Lutheran Church met last
Friday when a Thanksgiving program
was presented. Robert Anderson read
a paper on "The First Thanksgiving"
mad Miss Irma Johnson spoke on
Thanksgiving in 1882. Mrs. Oscar
Galstad, Miss Norma Holmgren and
Miss Jeanette Lee sang a song
of Thanksgiving and saxophone and
clarinet duet by Edward Beckstrand
and Miss Hertha Hagen concluded the
program. Miss Agnes E. Herder pres
ided. Rev. w. Henry Westby explain
ed the work of the national Luther
league and urged the group to coop
crate in the Pocket Testament Move
ment by carrying a Testament and
reading portion every day. The Soc
iety decided to inaugurate campaign
for subscriptions to the official organ
of the synod. Captains for the two
competing teams are Miss Irma john
son and Miss Vera Knutson. The los
ing side is to entertain the winners.
Following the business session re-
freshments were served by Lorraine
Eleanor Claussen and Milton Berg
lund.
The next meeting of the League
will be the Christmas program De-
cember Is. Miss Agnes E. Herder and
Miss Mathilda Buchholz will enter
tain. The annual election Of officers
will be held.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-11-30
Georgia Els, George
FOrmanek Wed Here

Miss Georgia Els, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alois Els Of Seaforth, and
George Formanek, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Formanek of Tama, To-
wa, were married Saturday morning
at the First Presbyterian church in
Redwood Falls. Rev. j. P. Linn per-
formed the double ring ceremony.
The bride wore long white lace
dress and cap effect veil and car
ried bouquet of cream Chrysanthe-
NUNS. The bridesmaid, Miss Emma
Formanek, sister of the groom, wore
a gown of peach georgette and car
ried a bouquet of white pompons.
Edward Els, cousin of the bride, was
the groom's attendant. Mrs. b. E.
Marsh played the wedding march.
Following the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served to. relatives and
friends. A wedding dance was CIV
en- Monday evening.
The bride is a graduate of New
Ulm high school and Mankato Bust
ness college and the groom is a
graduate from the Irving and Belle
PLANE schools. They will make their
home on farm near lama, Iowa.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-11-30
Fire Damages Lucan
Mill and Delhi Home

Two fres-one at an elevator in
Lucan and the other at residence at
Delhi-were reported over the week
end.
A motor in the engine room set
fire to The Lucan Grain and Fuel
company elevator Friday about $3.50
a. m. Damage estimated at $500 re-
suited. About 25 gallons of fuel oil
were destroyed before the Lucan fire
department. quelled the blaze.
A chimney fire at the John Mckay
residence in Delhi Saturday at 6 p
m. was put out by the Redwood Falls
fire department and volunteer Delhi
fire fighters. The latter kept the
blaze under control until the depart
ment arrived. Nearby homes were
guarded to prevent sparks from set
ting other fires.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-11-30
LOfquist Assists in
Arrest of 3 Hunters

Olaf P. Lofquist, Redwood Falls
game warden, was sent north during
the deer hunting season where he
helped arres! three market" hunters
who were alleged to have killed four
deer before the season opened.
: A five mile tramp through brush and
timber was necessary for the game
wardens before the three men, O. E.
Jones and two sons, Ray and Bert, of
Aitken county were placed under ar
res.
The deer had been planted in places
about two miles from their camp and
a long search was made before ali
the deer were found. Besides Mr.. Lof-
quist, Wardens j. Wilson of Remer,
Erhard Sandgren Of Deer River and
Hiram Wright of Cass Lake, assisted
in the search and arrest.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-11-30
Gustavus Adolphus
Team to Play Here

Basketball fans here will have ar
opportunity to see college team in
action Saturday night, December 9
on the armory floor. Gustavus
Adolphus of St. Peter will send its
five to meet Elmer Helgeson's Provi-
dent Life team in the opening game
for both teams.
Winner in the Minnesota Valley IN
dependent loop last season, the Hell
geson team will be entered in the
league again this year. A meeting
will be called soon to plan the season
The Provident team will be similar
to last season. A practice game may
be arranged before the Gustavus con-
test.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-11-30
Century of Progress
Pictures Coming Here

The Century Of Progress at Chica-
go will be shown at the Lincoln school
auditorium in motion picture form
Tuesday, December 5, at 1880 p. m.
Included in the travel talk feature
by Lyman Cooley will be scenes of
Old Fort Dearborn and the Lincoln
group, opening day parade sky ride,
hall of science, golden temple, travel
and transport building, state and fed
eral buildings, foreign exhibits, dairy
building, electrical group, Streets of
Paris, Belgium village, enchanted isle,
field museum Sheed aquarium, Sold
ier's field, Adler planetarium and
many other scenes.
Yellowstone park pictures also will
be shown. A small admission charge
will be made.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-11-30
LambertOn Man and
WabassO Girl Wed

Miss Leona George, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William George of Wa
basso and Erwin Willie, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gustave Willie of LANDER
ton, were married Wednesday at p
m. at the home of the brides parents
Rev. Erwin Baumann, pastor Of the
Lutheran church in Wabasso, per-
formed the ceremony. Miss Freda
and Robert Willie, sister and brother
of the groom, were the attendants.
A wedding dinner was served fol-
lowing the ceremony to immediate
relatives and friends. After short
wedding trip, the couple will reside on
a farm near Lucan.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-11-30
LAVINE ADVISES
SCOUT WORK FOR
LEISURE YOUTH

L. A. Lavine, superintendent of
schools at Sleepy Eye, was the prin-
cipal speaker at meeting of the
Parent Teacher association Monday
evening at Lincoln school.
Mr.. Lavine, who talked informally
on the characteristics of boys in the
adolescent period, told of their need
of companionship and understanding
and stressed the value Of Scouting to
occupy their leisure time.
Boy Scouts of Troops ID and 33
gave demonstrations of life saving
which were explained by Willard
Duea, assistant scoutmaster. The
opening and closing ceremonials of a
scout meeting were also given and
interesting articles Of Scout handi-
craft were on display.
Mrs. j. L. Parsons, treasurer, re-
ported total of 113 members at the
October meeting and % new member
ships received Monday evening. In
the membership contest, Miss Ruth
Breen's room won the piece of stat
uary.
Refreshments were served by a
committee of Scout fathers, L. O..
Alexander, ]. j. Lauterbach, Walter
Mer:z, Ward Pease, w. E. Paffrath,
C. L. Farver, j. L. Parsons, DR.. AL
bert Asleson and DR.. j. w. Inglis.
The next meeting of the organiza-
ton will be Tuesday evening, Deem
Der 10, when the annual Christmas
program of the grade school will be
presented.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-11-30
LambertOn Man Gets
Deer, Then One-Half

1t took some argument as well as
some shooting but two Lamberton
hunters returned from the north
woods Saturday evening with half Of
a deer to show for their efforts.
After seemingly endless tramping,
Roman Haas got a good shot and
killed the deer. While he and w. G..
MCGEE were preparing to carry it
back to camp, a stranger appeared
and claimed he wounded the deer be-
fore they shot it.
Since there was no Solomon's court
to decide the question, they divided
the deer, Mr.. Haas receiving the big
ger share.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dahlke Gan
ma Fobes) of Westfeld, Wisconsin,
are the parents of a boy born Friday,
November "a.
w. R. Barnes motored to Tracy
Monday to get Mrs. Barnes who had
spent month with her sister, Mrs.
Josie Harmon. They returned Tues
day morning.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-11-30
To Sell Tickets

The sale of season tickets for the
Redwood Falls High school basketball
season, which starts with the Sleepy
Eye game here December 8 will be
held next week. A ticket to the six
home games will cost students SO
cents and adults, SIPS.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Murset will have
as their guests at dinner today, Mrs.
Marie Peterson, Miss Lydia Hauptli
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Warner and
son, Jimmy.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-28

Sajnalatos eredmenye a sza-
vazasnak, hogy esetleg ujra elere
alhtla kiralyk6rdkst.. is a sze-
rencsetlen orszagban..
Mert az egyhaz legkonzer-
vativabb partQt, a kiralypartotl
tamogatta es ICY az egyhaz mel
lett szavazott polgarok ksnyte-
lenek voltak kiralyparti Lepvi-
selokre szavazni. Il
Mar pedig lkfet a vallasr6l
akarkinek akarmi a, .velenenye.
hogy ait leliet6leg, nk bantssk.
de a kiralyra Is, a kiralysagra
sem Spanyolorszagban, sem mas
shol nincs, sziikseg.
EFT viszont meg kellene sziv-
.lelni papsagnak.
Es nena kelleme, mem lenne
szabad. pofitikai tevekenyseguket
osszekotni a kirslysag visszaalli-
tasanak kerdssevel. amely val6-
sNnaleg q mask, a rajuk nerve
kedvez6tlen reakci6t fogja meg
sziilni az orszaghan.
Mindenesetre roppant erdekes
tanulsagokat hozott a spanyol
n6k szavazasa a vilagnak IS !
komoly emberek meggy6z6dtelx
rola, hogy az emberek egyel8re
. vallasokat nem hajland6k sslik-
v'dalni". csak ahol az allam-
hatalom nagy er6szakot alkal ]
maz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-28
A N0k AZ ECYHAz MELLETT

Mikor Spanyo1orszigban for
radalom gy6ztesei hadat uzentek
a katolikus egyf1aznak, nlikor
oman tiizzc1-vassa1 kiuztek a
szerzetes es apaca rendeket, ait
hihettek, Eogy egyszer es min
denkorra vegeztek az allan poll
tikai eleteben az egyhazzal.
Kes6bb '1lsonszolidaltak" az
egyhaz fofotti gy6zelmet, kivet-
tex az oStatast az egyhazi rendek
kezebol amit azok az al1hnn
mulasztasanak a potlasara seer
>veztek IS egy-ket evig ugy
nezett XII, hogy Spanyolorszag-
ban o1yan sorsra jut a kaAolikus
egyhaz, mint Mexicobaus
tasokon kell eldiilnie, hogy nem
vettek-e XII egeszen.
Most aztan egy kis naegiepetes
erte a forradalmarokat S kul0no-
sen a szocialista partot. amely
kozben a valaszto. iogot n6knek
is megadta.
Az egyhaz - S kalon0sen a
gyontatoszek - az er6szaknal
er6sebbnek hizonyult Is a szava-
zathoz jutott moi v;lasztok kor-
manyz6part kezeb6l a hatalmat
majdnem kivettek. "A p6tvalasz-
A spanyof n6k erdekes meg
nyilatkozasa at mutatja, hogy
vall&s Oft 81 q csaladban. hogy
ait er6szakkal mem lehet oman
kitepni IS minel tobb er6szakot
alkalmaznak, ANIMAL nagyobb 4
reakci6. amely : f31rebillentett
egycnsulyt hclyreallitja.
a fsrfit incgkapja ! napi poll
tika, a munkasszervezeti munka
s &let IS hozsaferk6xik ! $50
cialismus tanitasa. arnely Eur6-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-28

Roosevelt Sc tudja meggyogyi-
tani, pedig annak nagyon jo
receptje volt.
- De hat mix kortunetek !?
kerdezte az Ur. Ta1an be-
hivhatnank egy kis konziliumra
doktor Aeszkulapiuszt, csoda-
gyogyito Hipokrateszt, Ga1enusz
mestert, vagy tudos professor
Hatvanit?
~ Mem kell ide konzi1ium =
dohogta Peter, fiszen csak
panaszkodni akarok, azonban,
noha mindenhato vagy, meggyo-
gyitani meg Te. Sc tudod AIT
a bandat..
Hat csak beszelj, fiam, be-
szelj, ha mar benne vagyok a
bosszusagban, egy kicsivel tobb
talan nem art meg. A kirelej-
szumat annak az Adamnak. Mi
a fenenek harapott belle abba az
afmaba
Es Peter besze1t:
Regen kormanyozom Uram
~ H
art a sartelet, de meg ilyen fell
fordufast mem LATHAM. Ut0ttek,
vertek egymast a haboruban Is
most marjak egymast a beke-
ben. Vafami harom csodadoktor
Versai1leban. gennyes mereggel
probalta gyogyitani a sebet. Per-
sze az iiszkosodes csak terjedt
tovabb. OFT van mindjirt a leg
6rzekenyebb resz: Magyaror-
szag. Levagtak kezet, labat Is
a nyitva hagyott seb alland6an
v&rzik.
Aztan OFT vannak i t6b-
biek. A kommunista penkszgom-
b&k ellept9k Oros zorsx&got. Anne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-28

nyugalmadat zavarni merem, de
lesz ahogy lesz, muszaj Yelled
beszelnem, arrol a veszett, meg
bolondult csillagro1, foldrol, a.
melyre oda teremtetted kedven-
cedet, az embert, aki most maga
Sc tudja, hogy NIT csinaljon
sajatmagaval Is hogy nit csi-
naljon mivelink.
Az Ur meg jobban elkomolyo-
dott es csak ennyit fe1elt:
- Peter, Peter te rossz Greg
flu, mar megint azokkal a fer
gekkel zavarsz. Hiszen read biz
tam, hogy gondoskodjal roluk,
hiszen a helytartod most is jol
mukodik es megis engem "a
varsz. Hiszen annyi csillag van
meg a Zenit-t6l a Nadir-ig, a.
mikr6l mind gondoskodnom kell,
inert kell mindig azok miatt a
megkergiilt fergek miatt bosz-
szankodnom? Hiszen tudod, ha
csak emitted 6ket, mar is olyan
duhbe gurulok, hogy mi'nden
szavam menydorgesse 1esz Is
megrazkodtatja az egesz vilagot.
Tudom Uram, - yalaszofta
Peter, hiszen vesz6dtem en-
veliik eleget, de annak az esze-
veszett, fekevesztett, megkergnlt
bandanak egy szal Apostol ke-
yes, azokat megregulazni talan
csak Te legfels6bb hatalmaddal
lehet.
Hat icy allunk kedves
szolgam, Peter?
Icy bizony Uram Is meg
igyebben. Macy bajok vannak
Oft. Olyan beteg AZ 4 plan9ta,
hogy meg 4 tud6s doktor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-28

paban ellensege< az egyhaznak.
A no otthon van, gyermekeit
newell es vallasos neveles utjan
sprobalja azokat ARA az ethikara
tanftani, amit nepiskola mem
mindenutt ad meg kell6 mertek-
ben.
Ez varatlan vilasztasi ered-
meny meggyozte a legradikali-
sabb polgari elerneket is, hogy
egy tekintetben a r6mai egyiiaz
mlndig 6szinte volt, mikor koeos
platformja volt a nepjogok. ker-
deseben radiralis partoklsa1.
Magyarorsragon sem hiszik Ell,
nalunk is; tobben vitatjak. hogy
az egyhaz mem 6szinte hive az
altalanos titkos va1asztojognak $
ere a spanyol valasztasi eredA.
meny rscafolt.
Az AZ eredmeny AIT fnutatja,
hogy r6mai egyhsz tudataban
van erejenck Is 6szinten, igazan
az Sltalanos titkos valaszt6jogot
partolja, bar vannak papjai, XIII
lSnosen a f6papok kozt, akik
itt-ott e1lenzik EFT a programot.
De mast is mutat spanyol
valasztasi eredmeny.
AZ allamnak az emberek ma
ganeletebe mem erdemes melyeb-
ben beleavatkozni, mint amennyi-
re ait a tarsadalom srdekeben
sziikseges nlegtenni.
A vallasa Is 4 hite amindenki-
mex ! magandgye IS at minden
modern allamnak ugy kellene ke-
xelni.
Ahcl EFT . szabalyt felrugjak.
OFT jon reakci6. inert 4 hitet
er6szakkal mem 1ehet senkinek 4
lelkeb6l kitGpni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-28
KonZilium a menyorsza9ban

lteios szeket tartott az Ur.
Macy munka volt, erosen kifa-
'radt. Mem is csoda. nagy volt
"a szallitmany. Ujabb es ujabb
scsoportok jottek Nemetorszag-
boil.
Ez Hitler wholesale
busness-be ment. sohajtotta
az l'r. felfiiggesztette a targya-
last, a hatra1ev6 lelkeket, ell
expedialta masnapig a.hetes sza-
mu vizsgalati maganpurgatori-
umba. elrendelte szolgalattev6
angyaIoknak, hogy Ot zavarni
ne tnerjek es szepen haza balla-
;gott egy kicsit pihenni.
Nagyon faradt volt az Ur.
Gondterhelt arcan melyen be-
vesodtek a rancok, mikozben fe-
jet csovalva gondolataiba merult.
Haza erkezven, besietett a
szobajaba Is meg meg Sc szo-
litotta hiiseges szolgajat Scent
Petert, aki mar varta himzett
papucsaval, meg a kedvenc pi-
pijaval. $50 nelkul tilt le a
kandalio nelle kedvenc karos-
szekebe Is ITALIAN eszre Sc vette,
amint Scent Peter lehuzta cip6-
jet S szajaba dugta a fiistolg6
pipat. Egy darabig meg siirgott-
forgot az oreg szolga, tett-vett
saz Ur koriil, azutan pedig regi
-szokasa szerint letelepedett az
Ur labai ele Is OFT iilt csendben.
-sokaig. varva. 1esve, logy meg
ssz6laljon a gazdaja. Vsgre is 8
volt AZ, aki megtorte . csendet
rs oda sz6lt az Urnak.
En- Tram, pardon, gracia
sxeg1ny 6sz fejcmnek, ami3rt
~ +
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-28

rika testet pedig az e16sdiek
ezrei 1eptek el, amelyeknek kar-
tekony munkajat is mikroszkop
a1att konnyii volt megal1apitani.
Eek az ugynevezett kapitaiista
tetvek, amelyek veret szivjak a
fo1dnek es megakadalyozzak ait.
hogy a proletarok is tap1a1ekhoz
jussanak.
Az ellenmereg c16szor
O1aszorszagban fejl6dott XII, a.
hol EFT az antitokszint Mussoli-
ninek nevcztek el. Musso1ininek
sikerl1t a kommunista fergeket
ricinussal kipusztitani es az Greg
f6baci1lust, akit OFT kira1ynak me-
veznek, elszigetelesse1 irtalmat-
lama tenni. Csak az baj, hogy
ez az antitokszin ujabb gyulla-
dasokat latSzik okOzni es ami
f6, amikor fascista antitok-
STINT mashol is alkalmazni akar-
tax. mem volt dolstor, aki az ell
jarast ismerte vo1na. Icy hat
folyik a rothadas az egesz vo-
nalon.
- Es mi van Nemetorszageal ?
kerdezte az Ur.
! Ebben a, pillanatban fojt6 Is
bodito goz0k leptek el az egesz
menyorszagot, penetrsns illato-
kat terjesztve.
Hat ez mi? kerdezte az
Ur, orrat elfintoritva Is szemei-
b0l konnyeket t6rolgetve.
Ez Uram valaszolta
Peter, priiszkolve Is k0hogye,
ez Nemetorszag. Hitler Adolf
beszedeket tart. Bolond lukb6l
bolond szeick fejnak.
HOsK0 MARIA