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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22
ANSWERS

! l. In a speech delivered by Rev.
John Armstrong at Raleigh January
/ 10, 1888, he said that the State was
capable of sustaining and enriching
100000 individuals" S. H. Hobbs, Jr.,
! in North Carolina Rural and Social,
published in 1880, estimates that
! North Carolina can accommodate a
farm population of 5000, 900 and still
leave an abundant area to forests and
! woods On top of this is the popula-
] ton of our cities and towns which
now is nearly 100000.
/ g. At Salisbury in 1906 when George
Hall was convicted for being a mem
Der of a mob that had taken three ne
groes from the Rowan county Jail and
| hanged them from a railroad overpass
Inc negroes were on trial at that
term of court, charged with murder
and arson.
8. In that year stage coach service
had been established between the two
towns and twice-a-week mail service
was in effect. From Raleigh another
stage coach ran to Plymouth from
which point a Loaf operated to Eliza
beth City. From Elizabeth City
'N"eoS AAAoNS iCS uldI Iu1S 10 VOTIOlk.
thus there was connecting service
from Salem and Norfolk.
4. Thirty-five years after the battle
DR.. William Mclean of Lincoln coun-
y arranged with the people of that
section, and a day was set apart for
gathering the scattered human bones
VI those killed in the battle and bury
ng them. Following the battle many
those killed had been left unburied
TIERS were buried in shallow graves
ma were scratched out by wild ami
mails.
.. In the legislature of 1876-1877
senator J. w. Thorne, of Warren coun
" introduced bill captioned "A bill
o protect people Of North Carolina
against DOCTORS" 1t was referred to a
committee, however, and two days
'lter 1t was laid on the table.
o. The Legislature of 1887 recogniz-
this type of merchant and placed
special tax of $4,000 in each county
on him.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22
WAY CLEARED FOR
NEW PENAL RULES
Probation and Sterilization
Measures Adopted
by Legislature

Raleigh, March 22.-(AP) - The
General Assembly now ending it's SEES
sion enacted new probation law,
backed by Federal and State officials,
and laid the way for a new penal pro-
gram.
An adequate probation system has
been advocated in the State for some
years, especially since the State took
over county prisoners in 1881.
Sponsors of the act said it should
save the State 100000 yearly after
it is fully effective.
The legislature turned back two
attempts to abolish the lethal gas
chamber at States prison, in use on
ly a year, and return to electrocution
in capital cases. .
Sterilization laws were broadened
and provision made for temporary adj
mission to State institutions for per-
sons to be sterilized
The assembly also turned down a
bill to submit a constitutional amend
ment to abolish capital punishment;
rejected a bill to permit life terms
where juries recommended mercy in
capital convictions; repealed laws re-
quiring stripes for prisoners; created
a state bureau of Identification; vot-
ed to require highway and prison
commission guards to wear uniforms
and rejected a bill to provide inde-er-
criminals convicted nine times.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22
ASSEMBLY REJECTS
ELECTION CHANGES
Like Predecessors, This SEES
sion Refuses to Modify
State Laws

Raleigh, March 22-(AP) 1887
General Assembly, as did many of its
immediate predecessors, frowned or
| nearly all Statewide bills to make cleo
ton and primary law changes even
though some more endorsement OF
the State Democratic Committee and
Governor Hoey.
Early in the session the House re-
fused to reapportion it's membership
on the basis of the 1880 census, as
asked by Governor Hoey Similar &C
ton was taken in 1881, 1888 and 1885.
The first three Hills introduced in
the House would have abolished alb
sentee voting, abolished use of mark
ers and prohibited persons from en-
tering booths at polling places exceut
to vote but all died in committee.
Theye were sponsored by Representa-
tives Lumpkin of Franklin and
Spruill of BERTHE, supporters last sum-
mer of DR.. Ralph w. Mcdonald in
the Democratic primaries.
Two major changes were approved
in the primarysand election laws. One
limits hours of voting to between 7
a. m. and p. M, instead of sunrise
open after sunset. The other requires
filing for State office 10 Saturdays in
stead of seven before a primary and
for county officers six instead of four
Saturdays before the vote.
The senate approved in rewritten
form a bill backed by the Democra-
tic executive committee and State
press association to change primary
days from Saturdays to Tuesdays,
have a new Statewide registration
and make other changes but house
committee killed it and the house re
FUSED to revive the measure.
Senators killed another Democratic
party measure to provide for nomina-
ton of the judiciary in conventions
instead of by primaries as we'll as
proposals to tighten absentee 1callot
laws, increase pay of election officials
and make all election laws uniform
Various bills to abolish the primary
and change absentee voting laws also
met committee deaths.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22

when she first went to Hollywood the
producer wanted her to change her
name :. Appalled, by the suggestion,
after spending her life since the age
of six making Title Losch headline
monicker, she asked why. He said
her tag was not romantic" Pro-
ba6ly the name Tillie was associated
in his mind with "Tillie the Toiler"
III don't know. But anyhow, she
argued him out of it. And she says
that when she first met George Gersh
win, he said: Gee, you're so much
younger and prettier than l imagain-
ed'. What made you think l was
older and uglier?' she inquired. ...
"Oh, your name-Tillie Losch it
sounds so short and fierce" ~. But
with a 4sw n ontla o. good-build-up
the name can take Oh romantic asso-
Citations.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED H. MAY

1. What population was it estimat
ed in 1888 North Carolina could sup
port?
q Where was the first white mar
in the United States convicted fol
lynching a negro?
8. What mail service between Ra
leigh and Salem was dragged about
in 1917?
4. How many years after the battle
did human bones remain scattered
over Kings Mountain before they
were gathered and buried?
s. When did a legislator try to pro
tect the people against doctors?
g. When was the name "CheaI
John" recognized in law as a type OF
merchant?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22
THE WORLD WAR DAY-BY-DAY

20 Years Ago Today-Racul Piret,
of the French budget committee, said
that France expected to borrow $751;
$4,000 from the United States before
June. Premier David Lloyd-George
had a conference with United States
Ambassador Page in London, and the
Northcliffe newspapers limited that
the object of the meeting was to shift
the financial burden of the war to
the United States when this country
entered it.
D. Thomas Curtin, an American
newspaperman who worked for North
cliffe, has revealed in Liberty" how
he deliberately schemed with North
cliffe and Lloyd-George to bring this
country into the war. He related:
II deliberately used British gold
and British propaganda to influence
an American election" Gin 1916, for
Wilson was regarded as more likely to
plunge the country into war than his
opponent, Charles Evans HughesO
Northcliffe told Curtin, well lose
Russia, but your country will take
her place." and put him to work to
help make this certain. One United
States attache in London called Cur
tin to account for breaking United
States neutrality laws. Page, who him.
self had been doing everything he
could to push us into the war, apollo
gized to Northcliffe for the incident!
Page also let him use the diplomatic
pouch to communicate with Washing
ton. Curtin recalled:
Before the end of 1916, half year
before Kerensky, a full year before
Communism and Lenin, we knew the
game in Russia was nearly up. Then
Northcliffe made a decision that had
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND.

NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND.
Under and by virtue of the powers
contained in, and in execution OF Il'
duties imposed upon me by cer'an.
Judgment and Order of the Supefioi
Court of Vance County, North Calo-
lima, entered in an action herein penu
ing to foreclose tax liens and enu'ieu
Vance County VS.. D. NJ FullertoA
and Mrs. Norma Jackson ct al po
ing No. 298 on the Civil Issue Doch0'
of said Court, I will on Monday 'n'
9Th day of April, 1887, at II ocioOni
Noon, at the Court House door OF Snio
Vance Count, offer for sale to NV
highest eidder for cash the follo""o
described land, to-wit:
Being that tract of IA acres OF ldi ~
IN Townsville Township allotted u
M. Fullerton and Mrs. Norma Jach9I
In the division of the lands OF the l a.
Mistress Ella Marrow, being Tract o nrT
8. See Special Proceedings NO 1eO r
and Deed in Book $50 page lo' ~
further description. :, no
Other terms and conditions VIII
announced at the sale. IAN
An increased bid having '":oa
placed on the former bid, the oluu'"'
will start at $412.50
This 10th day of March, 1881
r. G. KITTRELL, Commlssi0"'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22

went forth to sing and to make music
amongst the crystal Spheres" when
ever efforts have been made to dc
something of lasting benefit for the
small potatoes, there has arisen in
tense opposition from the conserva-
tive class, and many are the times
when noble and unselfish attempts to
bring about a better order of things
have been made by noble and unset
fish people, these same noble and un-
selfish efforts have been beaten to the
earth and trampled in the dust,
What will it be this time? If the
great Roosevelt fails, we will not
again have the same opportunity in a
hundred years. Will you stand be-
hind him? He is fighting your battle.
PALMER BAILEY.
Raleigh, March Is, 1897.
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TODAY II
TODAY,s ANNIVERSARIES

1812-Stephen Pearl Andrew, &C.
centric New York philosopher, plo-
neer in social science, who tried TO
raise money to buy all the slaves IN
Texas and thus free them, born al
Templeton, Mass. Died May p, 1886.
1813-Thomas Crawford, famed SOUL
ptor, whose Statue of Freedom sur
mounts the dome of the Capitol at
Washington, born in New York. Died
in London, Oct. 10, 1857.
1822-Rose Bonheur, French animal
painter, born. Died May %, 1899.
1845-John Banister Tabb, Baltl
mores noted poet and priest, born in
Amelia Co., Va. Died Nov. 10, 1909.
1853-Herman H. Kohlsaat, the Chi
cago restaurant man who became a
noted publisher and friend of Presi-
dents, born at Albion, Ill. Died Oct
II, 1924
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

In olden times this was the Begin
ning of the year. 1t is a very force
1ui day. Capable of sustaining ardu-
Gus labors, the native will be q 1itt1a
100 quarrelsome, and likely to be m
controllable if antagonized and sbon1d
oe lett TO work out it's own DESTINY
rather than tr y to direct it
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

DR.. Robert A. Millikan of the Cali
fornia Inst, of Technology, famed
physicist and Nobel Prizewinner, born
at Morrison, ILL.,, SO years ago.
U. S. Senator Arthur B. Vanden-
burg, Republican senator from Mich
igan, born at Grand Rapids. Mich.
SO years ago.
Kent Cooper, general manager of
the Associated Press (A.P.) born at
columbus, Ind, 81 years ago.
Dr. Thomas E. Jones, president of
FISK University, Nashville, Tenn, born
at paramount, Ind, 40 years ago.
Edith Mason, opera singer, born in
st. Louis, Al years ago.
frederick MacIsaac of Hollywood,
novelist born at Cambridge, Mass, 81
years ago.
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ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

1. Monotheism.
2. No; Only congress may declare war.
8. Central Africa.
4. Australia.
5. French poet.
s.. A species of wild duck.
7. The Monitor.
8. Yes; it was once the capital of the
territory of Oklahoma.
3. Since October %, 1922.
10. Pegasus.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22

TESTING THE SPIRITS Hereby
know We the Spirit of God: Every
spirit that confesseth that Jesus
Christ is come in the flesh is OF COO
and every spirit that confesseth not
that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh
is not of God: and this is that spirit
of antichrist, whereof We have heard
that it should come; and even now al
ready it is in the world.-1 John Az,
g.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22
TODAY IN HISTORY

1783-Congress of the Confederation
voted the Communication Act which
gave the officers of the American
Army of the Revolution five years
full pay in lieu of the half-pay for
life previously promised them-248C
officers affected but as no money in
treasury the certificates issued soon
fell to one-eighth its value.
1820-Stephen Decatur naval hero
of the War of 1912, killed in duel
aged Al.
1882-Congress passed the Anti
Polygamy Act.
1887-(50 years ago. First Inter
state Commerce Act Commission ap.
pointed by President.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22
Today is the Day
BY CLARK KINNNAIRD
Copyright, 1887, for this Newspaper
by Central Press Association

a vital bearing on the lives of a hun
dred-Odd million Americans. "We must
get your country into this thing" he
said, before Russia collapSeS" .
But "in time" was not soor enough
for Northcilffe. 1t might not be soon
enough for the Allies
This was Northcliffe's big idea:
Since the Germans were fine-tOoth-
combing every line of mine that he
printed, why not play trick on them?
we'd plant in German heads the belief
that America and other neutrals,
along with belligerents, were arming
all merchantmen fore and aft against
submarine attacks. This was the one
thing the German Admiralty dreaded
at this time-the last straw that
would force them into immediate un-
restricted submarine warfare.
"The rest would be easy. The Brit
ish blockade had already shut off
three hundred millions of Americas
foreign trade. Now, if the submarines
cut off the other two thousand mil
lions, America would have to fight
or collapse.
$50 1 went to work to write articles
that did accomplish all these things
that did bring America into the war
"Britain's own censor held up my
first article! Northcliffe went per-
sonally to the Foreign Office.
You're putting dangerous ideas
into German heads they said.
Just what L want to do he in
sisted
For a week we fed the Germans
the bait about secret rush-order plans
to arm all neutral ships, including, OF
course, American neutral ships"
1T wasn't true. But it turned the
trick
I'm February Germany turned loose
her U-boats on neutral ships"
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TODAY'S YESTERDAYS

March %, 1820-The greatest Anne
rican naval hero, after Paul Jones,
died in a duel. Commodore Stephen
Decatur, 40, was shot down in mea-
dow near Bladensburg, Md, by Com
modore James Barron, who was like
wise wounded Barron recovered, be-
came senior officer of the Navy.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22

Monday, March %; Nissan 10, 5697 in
J. C. Emancipation Day in Puerto
Rico. 3rd day of Spring; 262nd day.
161st wear of u. S. Independence.
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|M;fNeNN1
York
! = By :. :
|&G!ssGNHZNMEiU
IN

New York, March 22-Pot-pourri:
note from Jack Woodford, in Holly
wood, says his 19-year-old daughter.
Louella, is about to sign a plump
movie~acting contract They are a
curious and engaging pair, those
Woodfords. Il was taken to Jacks
house by friend years ago in Rich
mond, Va, where he then lived and
his lovely, red-headed daughter was
then 15-he informed me casually how
he had escorted her to a hanging, be-
cause she wanted to see one. She
has already written two novels and
her father has 80 hooks hnhi,d his
byline, besides being probably the au-
thor of more different kinds of pulp
and ''slick" literature, in hundreds of
magazines, alive. write for moneyi"
he counsels all beginners. ."Only
suckers and amateurs write for any
thing else. But Jack himself al
ways seemed to me to write for fun. :.
Tillie Losch, the Viennese dancer
who is going to be starred soon in
films, received me the other afternoon
and confessed how surprising it was
" IIAlO HCISCIi oil uIhIlOWn IN the
movie capital, compared to her fame
on the Continent. 1t is true that she
is LUMINOSITY famed abroad, parti-
cularly in London, where the fans fol-
low her about the streets demanding
autographs. :. "A bit part in the movie
'The Garden of Allah" brought her
to the attention of the cinemoguls
and soon they were preparing great
things for her-but, with THERE usual
inconsistency, not as a dancer. . She
will probably play straight dramatic
roles for a while-maybe the Lynn
Fontame role in Idiots Delight"
Her accent is slight, no more than
Marlene Dietrichs was a couple of
years back and it adds an exotic
flavor--as accents so often do-to her
speech.
Oh, yes, Title Losch told me that
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22

HAVE YOUR EASTER CLEANING
done now. Call us today, don't ae-
lay. Our modern cleaning serVcV
will make you a leader in inc
Easter parade. Phone 237. May-Smltnn
Cleaning Co. W
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22

THE GALVANIZED ROOFING
that will not leak? Super Channel-
drain made by Wheeling Corrugat
ing Co., is the answer. Sold in Hen.
derson only at ''The Place OF
Values" Alex S. Watkins. III
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22

THE CLEANEST USED CARS
in town. Legg-Parham Com
pany Used Car Branch. OPP
posite Wester's Stables on
Wyche Street.
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IT'S TRUE


A man who had never seen a battle
drilled any troops or been in military
service before in any capacity was
made a major-general in the United
States Army before he was q years
old and assigned to active duty! la
fayette).
There is no such thing as a chicken
hawk and few hawks ever kill chick
ms.
One fish, the gurnard, from fresh
waters in the East Indies climbs trees.
Edward L. Wheeler, author of the
most famous western dime novels, the
"Deadwood Dick" series, never saw
the West
There's a reason for everything: the
buttons on a mans single-breasted
coat are on the right side because
mat gives his ancestors easy access
to their daggers.
Queries, reproofs, etc., are welcom-
ed by Clark Kinnaird.
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EXPERT FENDER AND
body work, also painting
Give us a trial, satisfaction
guaranteed, Legg Parhanl
Co. lift.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22

SPECIAL :. FOR 80 DAYS ONLi'
Old mattresses made new So'uO'
Drop us card. Gate City Mattress
&c. Weldon, N. C. 16-eod-lou
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WANT ADS

PHONE 800 PEOPLES MEAT MAX.
ket and Groceries. Porter house
sirloin, and round steak, Csc ID. w:
carry a full line western meats.
Free delivery. Your patronage ap.
preciated. 332 Winder street. 12-o6t
WILL PAY UP TO $500 EACH FOR
Indianhead Pennies dated before
1910 All Old Coins Wanted. Send
1Oc for complete new Buying Cata-
log Wisconsin Coin Co., Box 424,
Milwaukee, Wis. 22-1ti
WANTED ROOM IN PRIVATE
~. home by young man. Address
Room" care OIL Dispatch. 22-1
STUDENT CENTER ANNOUNCES
delivery service on drinks, tobacco,
patent medicine, any amount any
where any time. Phone 9123. 23-26t
FOR RENT MODERN TWO ROOM
furnished or unfurnished apart
ment in home with couple good
location. Five room unfurnished
apartment, Harrell Ave. Phone
341-W. r. L. Mustian. 221
IMPORTED RUGS AT SACRIFICED
Genuine imported rugs authentic
oriental designs, Persian Kebes-
tame, Turkish Kassans, perfect con
dition except few misweaves. APP
proximate 9x12-$30 to $40, some
smaller sizes SIS. $25. Inspection at
storage or your home. Address
Rugs, care Dispatch. 2Ez
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22

WANTED ROOM IN PRIVATE
home by young man. Address
Room care OF Dispatch 22-1
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-22

Oh, yes, Title Losch told me tina
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81 ga q, q: ~ sI15s3 ~ ~ i, EI1Ll
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-02

veszedelemmel jar az TWO tag
saga es remeJiik, hogy a ma
gyarok & sulyos lehet6segeket
megertik.
Mert ismeteliiik, hogy ezzel
az igynek nincs vege.
Ugyanezen indok alapjan al
TWO tagjait0l a polgarleveleket
el is lehet kobozni Is egyalta,-
Ian mem lennenk meglepve, ha
ere nezve a j0v6ben kserletek
tortennenek a hatosagok resze-
r6l.
Es, ismeteljiik, ha egy csom6
magyart szerencsetlenseg &r, q
felel6sseget els6sorban azoknak
q liberals Is egysegfrontos la
pomak kell viselni, amelyek
az IWO-ban az egysegfront fl
nancialis erejet lattak, masod-
sorban azoknak a magyar te-
nyez6knek, amelyek es akik
idaig a kommunizmusnak q
.magyarok k0zt val6 terjesztese
ellen hallgattak.
Most megertheti minden jo-
zan es j6hjszemii ember, hogy
mi evek ota mem vaklArmat
akartunk csinalni, hogy a v0-
ros front mifele veszedelmekbe
hozott benniinket es hogy mi
celtudatos ;nunkat csinaltunk
mikor a v0ros ragaly ellen a
kuzdelmet felvettiik.
A szomoru elegtetel mem ARA
osztokel benniinket, hogy II
told you" csatakialtassal te-
temrehivasokat rendezziink, ha
mem ARA, hogy magyar Anne
rikanak 6szinte joakarattal, a
helyzet alapos ismeretevel, ko-
moly megfontoltsaggal AIT
ajanljuk, hogy szakitson a v0-
ros aramlattal or0kre.
A magyar tenyez6k vegre We
gyek fel ez ellen a metely ell
-
len velink egyiitt a kizdelmet.
nehogy meg tobb magyar JUS
son az IWO-tagok sorsara.
Az esenaenyek nagyon $40
moruan igazoltak benninket es
akiknek szemeik vannak, azok
ait meglatjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-02
MAGYARORSZAG
ES A KOMMUNISTAK

Magyarorszag iigyen mem so
kat valtoztatna, ha minden
magyar kommunista lenne eb-
ben az orszAgban.
Ellenben igenis valtoztat an
max a nlagyarnak az iigyen,
aki bediil a words eszneknek,
aki meggyul0li a sajdt sztil6-
f0ldjet.
A kivandorolt embernek csak
egy erk0lcsi talaja van, amig
az vi hazajanak teljesen inte-
ger reszevt mem Walk; ami az
amerikai magyarral a legrit-
kabb esetben t0rtenik.
Ez az erk0lcsi talaj a men,
zetisegi csoportban val6 tarsas
elete, amely nem epiilhet fel
mason, mint a Sziil6f0ld IRAN
tt k0z0s ragaszkodason.
Akik szoktak lit komoly dol
gokkal is t0r6dni, azok peldaul
j6l tudjak, hogy a masodik
nemzedeknek azon tagjai, akik
q nemzetisegi csoport tarsadal-
mi kontr6lja alol kivaltak, ma
gyobb szaza!ekban adnak bh-
n0z6t az a1nerikai fegyhAzak-
max, mint akik megmaradtak
ebben q kontrolban-
A kommunizrnus ingovanyai-
ba keriilt amerikai magyar ell
s6sorban a sajat lelki egyensu-
lyat veszti el, de azutan elvesz-
tt gyermekeinek a tiszteletet es
a ragaszkodasat aki mem tisz-
telheti szileit, ha AIT latia,
hogy azok maguk is megvetes-
sci beszelnek Sziil6f0ldjtikr6l IS
szarmazasukr6l.
Magyarorszagot tehat mem
azert kell szeretniink, annak
emleket teEat mem azert kell
becsiilntink, inert az Magyar