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Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10
Hold Youth In
Extortion Plot

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10. OPP
Federal authorities today held
James Larimer, 16, who they said
is wanted in Toledo, O., for ques-
tionirg in connection with recen;
kidnap extortion plot againsc Hen
ry p. Streicher, wealthy contractor.
The boy was arrested at a tran
sient camp where he had been liv-
ing q month.
Federal agents said they were in
formed Streicher received two let
ters demanding payment of $500
as safeguard against losing his son
to kidnapers. Mrs. Julia Lssiner'
when shown the letters, said the
handwriting was similar to that of
her own son whereupon the boy
left home, agents said. He came
directly to Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10
FRANCE TO PAY PART OF WAR DEBT
Don't Get Excited Though, 1t Will Only
Amount To $3.50

However, Frances debt of SAL
$685. ,530.79 has not yet been affect
ed by the contribution, officials say.
The matter is now in the hands of
the state department, they explain,
which must go through the neces-
sary red tape of getting official con-
sent from France to place the $3.50
against their debt. The guess is they
will accept-they have before.
The biggest contribution from an
individual toward extinction of war
debts was from a Jugeslav living in
America. He willed his entire estate
to the $825, 900 Jugoslavian debt.
Jugoslavia was willing but this gen
tleman's assets were frozen" and
the treasury is still liquidating them
bit by bit. So far they have realized
81 100
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10
Stores VIII Remain
Open Armistice Da,

The stores in FL Centro will very
generally keep open on Monday
November II, the day following
Armistice day, according to in1or-
nation received at the chamber
of commerce.
The chamber made o poll of
downtown stores and ascertained
that the general sentiment was in
favor of remaining open on Mon
day, as the ceremonies incident TO
the Armistice day anniversary VIII
be generally held on Sunday
Business apparently, according TO
the chamber of commerce will be
conducted as usual N II Centro
on Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10
OLD OFFICERS
REELECTED BY
FARM CENTERS

Rose Mesquite and Spruce-West-
morland farm centerS reelected
their officers at their meetings held
Thursday and lFri4ly evenings,
respectively.
J. H. Butler will continue as
director for the former and John
Scott for the latter.
In addition, both enjoyed talks
by George L. Winwright, assistant
farm advisor, on costs and Re-
turns of Various Dairy Feeds"
At the Mesquite meeting
held in the Mesquite school, c. o.
Hoober, farm bureau president
talked on Dollar Value of the
Farm Bureau Program to I'M
perial Valley Farmers" The even
ing ended with a recreation pro-
gram.
The Spruce-Westmorland pro-
gram also included talk on rural
sanitation by II. w. Strickler ol
the county health department
Here the evening ended with re-
creation and refreshments.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10
CONVICT MAY
WIN FREEDOM
Folsom Prisoner Who Has Serv-
ed Is Years Proves He Is
Illegally Held.

MARTINEZ, Calf, Nov. 10. UP
After serving 25 years Of So
year sentence for murder James
Mcfarland, so, a prisoner at Fol-
som prison, won his way 10 the
threshold of freedom today by prov
ing that SO far as court records
are concerned he still is patient
at the Stockton hospital for GRIM
inal insane.
Through years spent in the IL
brary at Folsom prison, poring
over musty tones of legal pro-
ceedings, Mcfarland developed and
fought his own case, showing to the
satisfaction of Superior Judge
Thomas Johnson of Contra Costa
county that he had been sentenced
illegally.
Only legal technicalities remain
to be cleared away before McFar-
land may walk out of prison a
free man. His case is regarded as
without precedent in the history
of American jurisprudence.
On September 8, 1909, Mcfarland
killed Manuel Garcia, a Contra
! Costa county rancher, with an axe.
Robbery was believed to have been
the motive of the Staying.
Three months later the county
lunacy commission adjadged the
25-year-old slayer insane. A jury
concurred in the commission judg-
ment and Mcfarland was sentenced
to the Stockton hospital
In May 1910 he was brought back
from the hospital and was ar
raigned on murder charges. HI
| pleaded guilty and received the
! 50-year sentence.
In prison. Mcfarland was named
prison Librarian at Folsom He
! Looked up the records of his own
case, compared them with others
! somewhat similar, and thought he
saw a legal loophole which would
free him.
Still Legally Insane
For he learned that so far as
the Contra Costa county court is
concerned, he was insane when he
pleaded guilty. There are no rec
ords of his discharge from the
Stockton hospital on the court
files nor anything to show that
he had been cured" of the alleged
insanity which formed the basis
Of his original commitment.
Mcfarland wrote to Judge john
ston who appointed two lawyers
to aid the convict in his fight.
The case came up for hearing
today. Judge Johnston immediate
ly ordered vacated the judgment
by which Mcfarland had been
sentenced a quarter century be-
fore.
ut does not appear to this court
that there has been any certifica-
ton of this mans restoration to
sanity filed in the courts or any
waiver showing such a certificate
was ever signed" the jurist said
in his decision.
On the records of Stockton hos
pital was this entry regarding the
25-year-old case, patient not in
sane" Usually the records Of a
mans release cites him as cured
There was indication Mcfarland
had feigned insanity.
District Attorney James Hoey
was not in court when the de-
cision was reached today. He is
expected to appeal but lawyers
said that Mcfarland will be freed
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10
PARTY LEAVES
FOR VISIT TO
BOULDER DAM

Headed by w. Il. Tyle-, jr., pre-
sident of the Ell Centro Chamber OF
Commerce; Roy Womack, member
Of the city council, and Miss Winnie
Barry, assessor collector for the I'M
perial Irrigation District, party OF
80 O-odd members left Ell Centre this
neon bound for a weekend inspec'
ton visit to Boulder dam.
Under the supervision of Walker
Young, construction engineer for
the Six Companies, Inc, builders OF
the dam, the party will be taken
over the entire project on Sunday
afternoon.
The trip was arranged by the
chamber of commerce to accomo-
date valley residents who wished to
see the dam under construction.
The return to the valley will be
made so as to arrive here in time
for business on Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10
Suit FoLloLOs
Auto Accident

Damages amounting to $500 for
personal injuries are asked in a
complaint filed in superior court
this morning by Gloria Marsh
against p N. Myers.
The complaint states that on May
7 while the plaintiff was riding her
bicycle at North Plaza and West
Main street, Brawley, the defend
ant operated his automobile in a
careless and negligent manner so
to knock her from The bicycle, de
molish the machine and cause Sc
we're injuries to the plaintiff,
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10
Election Expense
Account Filed

Jason T. Powell, elected constable
for Imperial township at the recent
general election, was the first coun-
ty candidate to file his statement
of receipts and expenditures as is
required by the state election laws.
Powell signed his affidavit at the
county clerks office this morning
showing that he incurred expenses
lotaling $4.20 in his campaign for
the office to which he was elected.
The law provides that November
81 is the last day for candidates in
the general election to file these
statements of expenditures with the
county clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10. UP
The French war debt to the United
States shortly will be reduced $3.50,
treasury officials predicted today.
One Nice Buchsbaum, fined for
speeding il France over a month
ago, told the judge, I'm an Amer
lean, see?" and promised to pay
only if they would let him put it on
the French war debt. And from all
reports Moe didn't spare words inn
pressing upon the judge just how
be felt about this war debt business.
The judge said he would accept a
photostat copy of a check for 100
francs ($660) to the American
treasury on the account of France.
Buchsbaum agreed and the judge
/ let him go. The treasury says be
has kept his promise.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10
Flyers Survive
Airplane Crash

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10. u.P) -
Two men were slightly injured to-
day when their airplane crashed
into the street at Figueroa and
18th in making an emergency land
ing. The plane was consumed by
flames.
The men, Harry E. Bogen, %
1854 E. Dryden Ave), Glendale,
and Evarard Bierer, %, Los An
geles, the pilot were treated at
Georgia Street Receiving hospital
for minor decorations and bruises
Witnesses said the engine Of the
plane began to falter and Bierer
attempted to bring the ship down
in an open field, but the plane did
not have sufficient altitude.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10
ARIZONA DECLARES MARITAL Law At PARKER
Valley Ranchers To Be Given Little More Water
RANCH LOANS
TOT AL OVER
HALF MILLION

Imperial ranchers have received
a total of $677 500 in the 100 COM
missioner's loans which have been
handled by Scott B. Foulds, COM
missiouer's agent and conciliation
commissioner.
These loans have been made be-
ginning in January of this year,
the valley having been able to OBJ
tain them as a result of the survey
made by engineers of the U. S.
department of agriculture at the
request of the federal farm credit
administration.
Foulds says that at present the
applications for loans are decreas-
ing, there being apparently less de-
mand for them.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10
Collins Attending
Coast Conference

C. B. Collins, county superin-
tendent of schools. is in Los An
geles today attending a regional
conference called by the joint COM
mission on the emergency in edu-
cation.
This conference is being held at
the Mudd Memorial hall, U. S. @.
and will be attended by educators
from all parts of the southwest
This is considered ane Of the most
important educational conferences
of the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10
Valley Chemical
Firm, Organized

A copy of the articles of incor-
poration for the Mullet Island
Chemicals, Inc, was filed in the
county clerks office this morning
after having been approved by the
secretary of state.
The document states that the
corporation was formed to handle
certain chemicals found near the
island. 1t provides for the issu-
ance of 100000 shares of stock at a
81 par value. David Chapman,
Calipatria, with Paul Burkholder
and R. c. Stoner. both of Los An
geles, are named as directors of
the corporation.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10
nkMlLL-
R!S2e;

BEVERLY HILLS, Nov 8
(SpeciaD The day after elec-
ton l said the Republicans lest
because they had nothing to OF
fer but criticism. No plan, De-
nounce, but don't suggest. Now
comes along Mr. Brisbane and
says the same. Now don. Wa'lt
any better approval than that.
It's nothing but the old saying,
You can't beat something with
nothing"
We had a man in California
who polled 100000 votes not be-
cause that many thought he was
right, but simply because he at
least had a plan. 1 imagine
Roosevelt is wrong, out there
amt nobody just smart enough
to tell where he is wrong.
Yours,
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10
cURLEY VISITS PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. Nov 10 W.Pj 49,
Gov Elect James NJ. Curley, Massa'
chusetts Democrat, called at the
White House today TO pay his re-
spects to President Roosevelt and
nothing more" he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10
CANNON BALL BURIED IN TREE

THOROLD, Ont, U.P)-An old
cannon ball was found imbedded in
the heart Of a tree here. 1t is
believed the ball was fired during
the War of 1912. AS the tree grew,
it was completely hidden by the
bark. 1t was found when the tree
was cut down and sawn into pieces.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10

regularities, Hopkins appeared ready
to act Immediately to remedy tham.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-10
BANK CLEARNCS

S2S,O21.29
BUILDING PERMITS
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18

dollar legyen. ami van. Minden-
kinek van. Azoknak is van,
akiknek most nincs. Sz6val a
szegeny dolgoz6 munkas ember-
mex is legyen ujra dollarja, ha
mindjart csak papirosbol valo is.
Is ez az, ami a nagyt6kenek
ainelynek lathato vezere Nor
gan bank ceg, sehogyse tetszik.
Mem tetszik nekik az, hogy
inasnak is legyen, nagy Amerika
szazhusz nilli6 szegeny embe-
renek is legyen dollarja. Mem
tetszik nekik az, hogy mi is
elni akarunk, meg pedig jol IS
kenyelmescn. Exert csapjak AIT
nagy larmat a dollar koriil,
nintha kiilonben tisztesseges
dollar elvesztette volna becsii-
letet, rnintha uccai szajhava ala
kult volna at, akinek lattara un-
dorral kopnek ki a joerzesii EN-
berek.
Hat lneglehet, hogy csakugyan
van valami kis fogyatekossag a
dollar erkolcse koriil mostansag.
De multkoriban kes6 este
Cleveland varos kozepen jar
tam, a Statler szalloda hata-
moge keveredtem Is Oft nagy
badog tartanyokba XII volt rakva
a vendegl6i konyha hulladeka.
Egy nagyon kopott ember tur-
kalt benne addig, amig egy da-
rab kenyeret talalt, amit moh6n,
farkas-ehesen enni kezdett.
Rossz helyr6l, a szemetb6l jott
az a darab kenyer, de azert csak
kenyer volt. ehseget csillapit6.
Lehet, hogy a Roosevelt fele
dollarnak is van valami hasonla-
tos szepseghibaja. de azert csak
dollar az. aminek az a legion
tosabb tulajdonsaga, hogy le-
gyen bel6le.
Az a rettenetesen nagykepu
hercehurca, ami mostansag tu-
domanyossag pojacaruhajat olt-
We tancol a dollar koriil, szora
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18
OsztoIekot fizetnek
sz y; S S III s$ n H 81 "
81 !! ! !, s .

az acelfejedelmek csapatanak.
Weirton munkasai bizonyara
0romfnel, megelegedessel IS boil
dogsaggal ertesiilnck rola. hogy
a tarsasag hala Istennek
megint tud dupla osztalekot fl
zetni, inert NRA tlgyan mem
hozta el a munkasok jobb sorsat
idaig, de AIT mar lehet6ve tette
t6keseknek, gyarosoknak,
banyabaroknak, hogy a szabad
versenyt eltoriljek es az ara
kat emeljek.
Ha igazsag, ha emberseg, ha
megertes, ha intelligencia lenne
ebben az orszagban, akkor lit
osztalek mindaddig mem lenne $
kiilonosen dupla osztalekra nem
lnernenek gondolni, amig nincs-
telen, 1lelkiloz6 ember van Is
amig a munkasok olyan alacsony
eletszinvonalra szorultak, ami
|lyent otven eve sem ismertek
mar ennel a nemzetnel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18

sc erdemes. Mem arrol van mos
tansag voltakeppen $50, hogy
mennyit er dollar, tizenhat ma
gyar peng6t vagy llarmincket
magyar peng6t, hanem arrol,
hogy kinek legyen do1larja? Ma
ga a dollar mem egyeb, csak
olyan jelz6kesziilek, mint pei
daul a zaszlo. Mikor a hegyes-
halmi al1omasra befut Becsb6l a
vonat, hazater6 amerikai ma
gyar meglatja az epuletre XII
tiizott piros-feher-zold lobogot es
boldogan s6hajt fel:
TIT kezd6dik Magyaror-
szag! Ami ezutan jon, az mar
a mienk.
A zsebiinkben lev6 dollar is
csak AIT mutatja, hogy kie a
nemzeti vagyon? Es mivel a
Morganok zsebeben van a leg
tobb bel6le, mienkben pedig
csak mutat6ba akad egy vagy
,kett6, villages, hogy ez nagy,
hatalmas orszag, -ez sep Ame-
rika nem a mienk, hanem azoke,
akiknek meg ma is sok a dollar
juk.
A kerdes az, hogy kinek te-
remtette a iosagos listen EFT a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18

A National Steel Corporation
osztalekot fizet, inert profittal
dolgozik.
Mem is kis osztalekot kapnak
a reszvenyesek, inert ait ta-
valy juniusban az addig fizetett
osztaleknak a duplajara erneltek.
A National Steel Corporation
az a bizonyos weirtoni ceg, a.
mely harcban all NRA-val,
harcban all kormannya1 es
harcban all munkassal.
Ez az a tarsasag, amelynek az
elnoke az a bizonyos Mr.. Weir
olyan utasitast adott a gangsz-
terjeinek, hogy 'le kell l6ni egy
parat. u" IS akkor beke lesz a
gyaranal.
" Ez az tarsasag, amely kom-
pania junit raer6szakolta a mum
kasra, amelynek az elnoket
Westinghouse ideztek, af1ova 8
eddig nem ment Ell; ez az a
tarsasag. amely a frontharcosa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18

rongyos foldteket? Egy-ket XII
valtsagos embernek, aki henyel,
vagy a dolgozo milli6knak, akik
hej be szivesen keresnek meg
arcuk verejtekevel mindennapf
kenyeriiket? Meg a Biblia Sc
mond masat, csak AIT, hogy a.
teremt6 listen a fold legjavat. a
tejje1 Is mezzel folyo .Kanaant
valasztott nepenek szanta. De
mem feledkezett meg fi1iszteu-
sokrol sem, perzsakrol, az
arabokro1 sem. Meg testver-
gyilkos Kaintol Sc vonta ei a
josagos listen a nemzeti va
gyonnak 1t illet6 reszet mod"
foldjet adta neki, hogy azon
megelhessen.
A Macy kerdes, ami koriif
most a hare folyik, aksriil fo-.
rog, hogy kizarhatok-e a dol
gozo, termel6 elnberek nem-
yeti Wagon elvezeteb6l? Nixon
sez a f6kerdes megold6dik, ak
kor mar mem lesz tobbe $40 a
dollarro1, ami nincs, inert akkor
csupan olyan dollar 1esz, ami
mindenkinek van. Persze akkor
is csak annak, aki dolgozni tud
es dolgozni akar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18
Nalunk megis jobb

\ Z :
uasz jelenik meg ebben az uj-
SSgban hetrol-hetre, evr6l-evre,
inert semmi nincs jol ugy, ahogy
van mindent jobban lehetne
IS kellene csinalni.
Pana szkodunk a jelenlegi rend-
sxerre, panaszkodunk rend-
szerben kormanyozo osztalyra.
niagara a kormanyra es ugy
Grczziik, hogy demokracia sem
adta meg az orszag po1garsaga-
max szabadsagot. Mert a po-
litikai demokraciat a gazdasagi
splutokracia agyonnyomta.
Mikor az vi haza ellen ezer
kifogast tudunk es tartunk silk
segesnek emelni, mikor min
dent kifogasolunk es javitasra
iteliink, ugy tiinik fel, mintha
semmi mem lenne jd> semmi
mem lenne sep ebben a haza-
ban.
Mintha vissza kellene ternink
AZ elhagyott europai allamokba,
mintha halatlanul mem ertenenk
meg a kiilombseget, az elhagyott
allamok es az III haza kozt.
Mem ugy van.
Vannak idok es vannak ese-
tex, mikor halatelt Swivel erez-
ziik a kulombseget es a kritika.
a jajszo, a kiabalas, az izgatas-
mem azert van, inert szandeko-
san hibakat akarunk ta1alni, ha-
mem azert, inert szeretjuk az III
hazat es ait javitani akarjuk.
All ez minden bevandorolt pol
garra.
Most abbol az alkalombo1 tart
juk sziksegesnek es erdemesnek
ezt ismetelni, inert a multi heter
alkalmat adtak ra, hogy, biisz-
kek lehessunk az Vi Hazara.
Hogy buszkek lehessiink ARA
az orszagra, ARA nemzetre.
amely kapuit Goldman Emma
el6tt, a hirhedt anarchista vezer
el6tt kinyitja.
Goldman Emma evtizedeken
at sok borsot tort a kormany
Is az uralkodo osztaly ORA ala
ebben az orszagban.
Mikor a chicagoi Haymarket
zavargas verrel ontozte az or
szag masodik legnagyobb varo-
sat, mikor hirhedt Homestead
sztrajk verfiird6jeben megfogant
az aceltrust. Goldman Emma re-
me volt "tarsadalomnak" es
a kormanynak.
Bekesebb idokben sem tilt
nyugton, izgatott allandoan, ke-
resztuT-kasul utazta az orszagot,
hogy az anarchiat hirdesse.
Az orosz zsidolary magava!
hozta mindazt az elkeseredest.
amt a car veres uralna alatt
az ottani zsidosag osszegyiijthe-
tett sziveben es lit latnia kel-
lett. hogy az akkoriban kifej-
16dott "felso negysza zak" lit
meg jobban kizsakmanyoljak a
proletart, mint az orosz foldon.
A brilliansan okos no serdiil6
koraban kezdte az anarchizmust
hirdetni, aminek a tanitasat ma,
oreg koraban is folytatja es
kiizdo tarsaval, Berkmannal re-
me volt egy idoben az orszag-
max.
Minthogy azonban a torve--
nyeket lit a legtobbszor meg
tartottak $ minthogy a ket anar-
chista vezer koran nagy nevre
tett szert, kormany mem tudta
6ket elnemitani Is elnyonni.
Id6nkent betette mindkettot
bortonbe, id6nkent kitoloncoltak
6ket egy-egy varosbol, de mem
tudtak t6luk egesz haboruig
szabadulni.
A haboru aztan megadta a
szabad kezet annak az osztaly-
max, amelynek a szemeben az
"uszit6k" mindig szalkak voltak.
Al DEF
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-01-18

/, t,s = s43t
konnyen haza elleni izgatasnak
lehetett a haboru soviniszta la
zaban deklaralni, a ket anar-
chistat megegyszer eliteltek IS
mikor a bortonb6l kijottek, de-
portaltak mindkett6t.
Igaz, hogy Emma Goldman a
kommunizmust sem birta, igaz,
hogy az orosz remuralom basas-
kodasat sem tudta a szabad
anarchizmus apostola elviselni es
osszekulonbozott Sovjettal, de
ez megvaltoztatni nern tudta.
Ma is tlgyanolyan anarchista,
mint akkor volt, mikor kitolon-
coltak ebb6l az orszagbol.
Es az amerikai kormany, az
amerikai tarsadalmi es gazdasagi
rend Isl ellensege most egyszerre
kopogtatni kezdett az alton es
bebocsatast kert maganak a IL
beralizmus neveben.
Bebocsatast oda, ahol mindig
izgatott, ahol neve gyiilolt
volt, ahol ismetelten a bortonbe
dobtak, hogy vedel1nezzek ellene
a tarsadalmat, ahonnan vegil XII
toloncoltak, inert tovabb mem
tudta az uralkodo osztaly je-
len1etet elviselni.
Es ez az orszag, ez minden
hibajaban, minden felszegsege-
ben, minden korrupciojaban,
minden buneben is liberalis or
szag megnyitotta a kaput,
hogy Emma Goldman ismet meg
je1enhessen kozottunk.
E sorok ir6janak szerencseje,
volt Emma Goldmant a vad-
lottak padjan latni, mikor utol-
jara ncmzet el1eni izgatas
vadja alatt - eliteltek.
Elkepzelhetetlen folennyel, az
intelligencia. tudas Is hit fo-
lenyevel mosolygott le a BIZ
rakra, akik egy iivolt6 orszag
(legalabb az orszag sajtoja iivol-
tott) neveben eppen kereszt-.
re keszultek fesziteni a nagy-
ass zonyt.
Mem Goldman es mem Berk-
man vedekeztek a targyalason,
hanem az a tarsadalmi refd, a.
mely bortont kovetelte a sza-
mukra es a biro, aki Pilatus
modjara a kezeit mosta, mig
az iigyesz halalt kivant az i'll
dozottek fejere, tobb izben keny-
te1en volt figyelmeztetni Gold
hogy Ok mem vadlok,
hanem vadlottak.
E sorok iroja akkor sem er-
tett egyet. ma sem ert egyet
Go1dmanekkal.
De kenytelen volt nena es
Macy tisztelettel nezni ARA a
nagy hitre, ARA az igaz meggyo-
zodesre es ARA a folenyes in
telligenciara, amely szembe inert
nezni szaztiz mi1lio ember hatal-
naval kiilonosen szembe inert
szallni azzal hatalommal a ha-
borus uszitas veres es ijeszto
korszakaban.
EFT a meggyozodest, EFT a
hitet tisztelnie kell annak is, aki
mas hiten van es inert az Egye-
sult Allamok lakossaganak oo.ooI
szazaleka mas hiten van, onma-
gat tisztelte meg az Egyesiilt
Allamok, mikor ellenfelenek ka-
put nyitott, mikor meggyozo-
des elott meghajolt Is a hajdani
"bOrton- -tOlteleknek" a latopatasi
engedelyt megadta.
Europa apro diktatorai, hatal-
mi tebolyba esett Is abban dii-
hong6 cezarjai tanulhatnanak et-
t6l az orszagtol Is megerthetnek,
hogy inert mem kell lit a tegnap
urainak ejjelenkent az eletert
rettegni.
Na1unk hat megis jobb, ezer-
seer jobb, mint azokban az
europai orszagokban, amelyek-
ben - talan az egy Angliat XII
4 2 :.