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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-20

to needy families in Waterbury. The article of food can be anything at all-perhaps some article that you'd like to see on your Christmas din- ner table.
 Each year at the party the lobby of the theater is piled high with food of every description, donated by the several thousand boys and girls who attend the party.
 The program for this years party is the most varied ever offered at the annual affair. On the screen, therell be two full-length features, one of them a Western and the other starring Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland and Freddy Bartholomew. Other movie attractions will be a Mickey Mouse cartoon and an Our Gang comedy.
 Stage Show
 The stage show will feature many of Waterbury's best known perfor- mers. There'll be Timmie Grove and his orchestra, Tony Sacco, the popu- lar singer and songwriter now here on a vacation; Romeo Delfino, the clever pianist; Tillie Crosse, and many others.
 Uncle Harry will be there in per- son to introduce the entertainers and preside generally as master of ceremonies.
 The theater doors will be open early, and boys and girls should be on hand in plenty of time for the start of this great show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-20
Fourteen Killed,
 264 Injured In State Over Week-End In '37
States Declining Fatality Record Depends on Careful Operation of Cars for Remainder of Present Month;
 Statistics Show Unhappy Christmas

With 291 deaths caused by motor vehicle accidents during the first Il months of 1888, Connecticut will es- tablish a new low record unless there is an unusually large number of fatalities in the remainder of the year. In the first Il months last year there were 367 auto fatalities. Sixty more fatalities in December made the total for the year 427.
 Toll Reducted
 The state department of motor vehicles reports that the death toll has been reduced every month this year, with the exception of Septem- Der and November. In November there were 42 fatalities, as compared with 28 last year. In September, there were 35 auto deaths, as con- pared with "A last year.
 December is an important traffic month because of the high accident total developed during the last thirty-one days of the year. The months total affects the record for the year and, as has been noted, this years picture can be frightened or sadly marred by the traffic accident experiences ahead of Connecticut's citizenry.
 Fatal Holidays
 For example, during the three-day Christmas period of 1937-Decem- Der 24, 25- and 26-370 traffic acci- dents were caused, resulting in 264 persons being injured and fourteen being killed. Think of it! During what is accepted to be the most joyous period of the year-the Christmas holidays-fourteen hu- man lives were wiped out, 264 were injured in varying degree and sev- eral thousands of dollars wasted in property damage. Seven were killed on the day before Christmas, three were killed on Christmas day and four were added to the death list on the day following. There were PIP accidents caused on December 24; 110 on Christmas day; and on Sunday, the 18th, the number fell to forty eight.
 On Friday, the 24th. three per- sons were killed in Westport, one in Derby, pedestrian in Bridgeport and in Hartford a six-year old child was killed when the car, driven by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-20
DlVORCES GRANTED
 WOMEN PLAINTIFFS

Anna F. Gillette of Waterbury was granted a decree divorce from Lin- ford J. Gillette of Bridgeport by Judge Frank P. McEvoy in superior court yesterday afternoon. Cruelty was alleged. Mrs. Gillette was granted custody of three children and an allowance of $11.50 weekly. The couple was married May 2, 1920.
 Sophie Rudaitis was granted a decree from Joseph Rudaitis of Washington, Conn, on plea of de- sertion. They were married Decem- Der 27, 1921, and parted in June, 1881.
 Rose Blanchard obtained a divorce from Donald Blanchard on grounds of cruelty. She was also granted alimony of $6 per week. They were married February 27, 1882.
 Susan Coviello Sileo was granted divorce from Louis Sileo on grounds of cruelty. They were mar ried at Naugatuck September 26, 1892.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-20

the victims father, Skidded into a trolley. The days total ended with the killing of a woman pedestrian in Milford.
 One Local Tragedy
 Christmas day, itself, brought the death of two-huSband and wife-in an auto vs. auto accident in Bridge port and the killing of an intoxicat- ed pedestrian in Waterbury. On Sunday, the day after Christmas, traffic flow must have dropped to 8 low figure, as but forty- eight traffic accidents were caused on that day. However, four persons were killed. Pedestrians came to grief in New Haven, Bridgeport and Bantam one each-while the fourth victim was car occupant in an auto vs. auto crash in East Hartford. And so the three-day holiday season traffic death total of fourteen was accumulated.
 A later bulletin will discuss acci- dents during the closing week of the year, particularly the last two days when traditional rejoicing over the passing of the current year seems to call for such socia1 communion as leaves too many motor vehicle own- CTS unfit for safe operation of their cars.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-20
City's Biggest Party
 Planned F or Saturday
Hundreds of Children toAttend Special Holiday Bill at Loew=POlis Theater-Food Price of Admission

Boosting one of the greatest pro- grams ever presented in the state, the annual Christmas theater party presented by The Democrat in CO., operation with the Loew-Poli thea ter and the Waterbury lodge of Elks will be held 10 o'clock Saturday morning at the spacious Loew-Poli theater on East Main street.
 Uncle Harry and other members of the arrangements committee have secured a grand bill of entertain ment. Thereu be moving pictures, a fine stage show, Christmas carols and many other features.
 The only thing needed for ad- mission to this great theater party is an article of food. All the food thus collected will be placed in Christmas baskets to be distributed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-20
ACCIDENT VICTIMS REPORTED BETTER

St. Mary's hospital today reported improvement in the condition ot Peter Coffey, 35, of Al Bank street Coffey suffered a fractured wrist and multiple lacerations about the face and head early Sunday when he fell down flight of stairs at his home. His head went through the glass panel of a door.
 Improvement was also reported in the condition of Miss Elizabeth Soloimto, IS, of 79 Savings street and Mitchell Hudobenko, 18, of 17e Easton avenue. Miss Solomito was badly hurt last Wednesday night when struck by an automobile on East Main street. Hudobenko suf- fered possible internal injuries Sun day when his bicycle ran into an automobile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-20
MEDICAL TALK

Dr. Uric Dionne will deliver a medical talk in French over WATR of the educational program of the this evening at 5:15 o'clock as part of the educational program of the Anti-Tuberculosis league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-20
Officials Seek Avert Auto Tragedies During Holidays

swept a two-story wooden dwelling.
 The body of Mrs. Sahah A. Riley, about 60, a widow, was carried to the street when flames spread to the second-hoor apartment where mourners had gathered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-20

A sister of the deceased, 16rs Clementine MacD Donald. an invalid and a son, Gerard Riley, %, who has only one leg, were carried out as were MT. and Mrs. Bartholomew Hurley, aged invalids.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-20
BODY IS CARRIED
 OUT BY POLICE

Watertown, Mass, Dec. 20. CUP)- A corpse was carried out by police, four persons were rescued and 12 mourners fled early today as fire
The Washington times., 1938-07-14
NURSES OXF0RDS
OF White Elk Leather
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Evening star., 1938-12-13
BrutoIIy Beaten Woman
Recovering at HospituI

Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Ford, g.
year-old nurse, who was brutally
beaten by colored man Sunday
morning, was said to be in salts
factory condition today in Garfield
Hospital.
Mrs. Ford was attacked suddenly
Sunday morning in front of the
Netherlands Legation, in the 14OO
block OF Euclid street NV, as she
was on her way to early morning
mass at st. Pauls Catholic Church.
Mrs. Ford was not robbed, but
police believe that robbery was the
motive. Police say the attacker
might have mistaken a Bible car
ried under the woman's arm for
her purse.
Evening star., 1938-12-13
Training Squadron 4
Will Receive Sthiff
Trophy for Safety
1t. Comdr. Arnold IsbeII, ,
Commander Of Unit,
Served in Capital

The Herbert Schiff Memorial Tro-
ply, awarded annually to the naval
aviation squadron or unit with the
best record for safety in flying, has
been won by Training Squadron 4,
Pensacola, Fla, commanded by 1t.
Comdr. Arnold j. Isbell, formerly on
duty here.
President Roosevelt will present
the trophy to Comdr Isbell at the
White House at II am. Wednesday,
December 81. Aviation Chief Ma
chinist's Mate Tom Hayes Garden,
U. S. NJ, will represent the enlisted
men of the squadron at the presen-
tation, in recognition of their work,
which contributed materially toward
winning of the trophy.
Ninety-two squadrons, or units,
were in competition for the trophy
during the past fiscal year. Comdr.
Isbell's squadron put in a total of
18TH hours of flying time during
the competitive year without acci-
dent of any kind
Second place in the competition
was taken by Patrol Squadron 9,
Scouting Force, San Diego, Calf,
commanded by 1t. Comdr. w. G..
Tomlinson, also formerly on duty
here. 1t won the distinction of
standing first in the competition
among all the squadrons operating
with the Fleet.
Secretary of the Navy Swanson
and Admiral William D. Leahy,
chief of naval operations, have sent
letters of congratulation to Comdr
Isbell. Comdr. Isbell, a native of
Quimby, Iowa, was graduated from
the Naval Academy in 1921 and
was designated naval aviator jan
uary II, 1924.
He served here at the Washing
ton Navy Yard in 1929 and in the
Bureau of Ordnance, Navy Depart
n1ent, from 1881 to 1888.
Evening star., 1938-12-13
City News in Brief
TODAY

Meeting, Southeast Business Mems
Association, 314 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sc, 8:15 pm.
Meeting, Washington Chapter
1zaak Walton League, Commerce
Department aquarium, pm.
Meeting, Bureau of Engraving
Womens Local No. 1O5, N. F. F. E.,
Willard Hotel, 8 pm.
Dinner, Tau Phi Sorority, Hay
Adams House, $50 pm.
Meeting, Membership Committee,
Columbia Chapter, No. 1868, Women
of the Moose, 1414 I street NV,
8 pm.
Dinner-meeting, Calvert Club,
Willard Hotel, pm.
Dinner, Early Birds Club, VIII
lard Hotel, tbs pm.
Supper-meeting, Sons of the Rev.
olution, 8:15 pm.
Lecture, Catholic Thought Asso-
citation, Willard Hotel, 8:15 pm.
Dinner, Speakers Club, Lafayette
Hotel, $50 pm.
Meeting, District Chiropractic So
ciety, Thomas Circle Club, 1926
Massachusetts, avenue NV, 8:15
pm.
Meeting, Northern Seventh Street
Business Mems Association, I'M
maculate Conception Church hall,
Eighth and N streets NV, $3.50 pm.
Dinner, Funeral Directors Asso-
citation, Hamilton Hotel, $50 pm.
Meeting, Robert E. Peary Ship,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Hamilton
Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Western Union Employees
Association, Hamilton Hotel, $50
pm.
Dinner, Science Service, Mayflower
Hotel, 7 pm.
Meeting, Connecticut Avenue As
sociation, Mayfower Hotel, $3.50 pm.
Dinner, Col. James S. Petit Aux
dliary, No. 6, U. S. w. ", 321 A street
NE, S pm.
TOMORROW.
Lecture, Rabbi Simon, Shoreham
Hotel, II am.
Luncheon, American Businessmen's s
Club, Hay-Adams House, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Rotary Club, Willard
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Soroptimist Club, Will
lard Hotel pm.
Luncheon, Gyro Club, Lafayette
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Lions Club, Mayflower
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Meeting, Local Union, Brotherhood
OF Carpenters, Lafayette Hotel, z
pm.
Dinner, National Sojourners, La
fayette Hotel, $50 pm.
Dinner, Board of Trustees, Colum-
bus University, Willard Hotel, 6 pm.
Meeting and supper. Washington
Board of Trade, Willard Hotel, 8
pm.
Banquet, Alpha Delta Sigma Phi
Sorority, Hay-Adams House, 7 pm.
Meeting, Pan-Hellenic Congress,
Wardman Park Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Washington Philatelic
Society, Carlton Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Geological Society of
Washington, Cosmos Club, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1938-12-13
It's Different
BECAJJSE..

Father Johns
Medicine is not
"just another cold
remedy" It not
only helps break
up col Is, but
builds up the
body.
Its healthful.
nourishing ele-
ments aid in
m a in t amin g
strength, vtgor
and vitality.
Its use by mil
lions Of people
during "a years
is the strongest
possible proof Of
value.
IMPORTANT: Tret
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21
CSEHSzLOvAKIAI
IS MINDEN MAGYAR FlCYEL MEBE!

Az "Eszakamerikai Demo
kratikus Magyarok Szovet-
sege" newt kommunista ala
kulat par hete tartott det-
roiti konferenciajarol udvoz-
l6 siirgonyt kuld0tt Renes
cseh eln0knek es arrol bizto-
sitottak, hogy "hazaja vedel-
meben vele vannak". A Be
nes "hazaja" az, amt a ma
gyaroktol elvettek.
Mi a velemenye a rendes
magyar embernek, de kilo-
nosen a felvideki magyar
embernek err0 a kommunis-
ia bandarol?
Beengedik-e oket a hazuk-
ba? Szoba allnak-e magyar
emberek ezzel a diszes tarsa-
saggal? Merik-e, tudjak-e ezt
az udvozl6 surgonyt ta.
gadni?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21
HA ICAzA VAN LANDONNAK

Landonban emlekszik-e
valaki a nevere a republi-
kanus part utolso elnokjelolt-
jeben megszolalt es eget kert
a tehetseg.
Radio beszedekben mulattat-
ia az orszagot es elso beszede
utan megk0nnyebbulten leleg-
zett fel mindenh, hogy mi
lyen szerencses ez a nemzet,
amely Landont MEM valasz-
totta meg eln0knek.
A republicans part nevle-
ges feje termeszetesen Roose-
veltet tamadta.
Ezeket a tamadasokat meg
szoktuk es termeszetesnek Ia
laljuk.
AIT is megszoktuk, hogy
Landon - csakugy, mint a
szemforgato reakcio minden
mas tenyezoje Roosevelt
CELJAIT helyesli. Csakhat az
"eszkozokben" es a "modszer-
ben" igyekeznek hibakat talal-
nj
Mr.. Landon els6 sorban ter
meszetesen a depressziorol be-
szelt es megallapitotta, hogy
ezuttal POLITIKAI DEPRESZ-
SZIOVAL allunk szemben.
Mi az, hogy politikai de-
presszio?
Mi lehet mas, minthogy a
nagyt6ke POLITIKABoL mem
hozza a penzt forgalomba, mem
epittet, mem dolgoztat, hogy
valosagos sit-down sztrajkot
| renQeZnek.
Mi mem ketelkedtiink soha
benne, hogy a depressziot q
toke elhatarozasa, dacossaga
fokozta.
Hogy sit-down sztrajkbar
volt a nagytoke.
De soha mem hittuk, mem is
hihettiik es ma sem hisszuk
hogy a depressziot Ok kezdtek
inert ait csak fokoztak.
A depressziot ma mai
nyilvanvalo - a nagyt6ke FA
LANKSAGA, a profit-ehsege,
hirtelen magasra emelt aral
okoZtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21
A politika csak fokOzta.


Jaj lenne a nemzetnek, ha
olyan eln0ke lenne, aki ezt
latni mem tudja, ha veletlentil
sikertilt volna Landont becsem-
peszni a Feher HAzba.
Ha azonban feltennenk, hogy
igaza van Landonnak, hogy
CSAK politikai depresszio vi
harzott at az orszagon az utol-
SO esztend6ben, akkor ez lenne
a legszornyibb vad az ameri-
kai t6kes ellen.
Mert akkor beigazolast nyer-
ne, hogy szandekosan, elore
megfontolt gonosz szandekkal
tonkre tettek, koldusbotra jut-
tattak a polgarsagot POLITI-
KABoL, hogy az elnokot es az
vi dealt kitild0zzek a Feher
Hazbol.
Mem tudjuk, hogy erre ha-
nyan gondoltak azok koziil, a
xix Landont hallgattak, vagy
akik a beszedet olvastak, de aki
tud gondolkozni, az mas ko-
vetkeztetest mem vonhatott lie
maganak.
Vegre a republicans part
es a nagytoke eleg kozeli ro-
konsagban allnak egymassal es
ha akarjuk, elhihetj1k, hogy
Landon az atlagos polgarnal
pontosabban van a toke szan-
dekair6l es cselekedeteir6l in
formalva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21

KiilonOsen azokhoz irod-
max e sorok, akik mem me-
hetnek Magyarorszagba "ha-
"a, akiknek a falujat a CSC
hex elvettek. - De szolnal
azonkiviil minden becsiletes
magyarhoz.
Tizenket millio magyar
embernek csak egy vagya es
remenye van, hogy ezeket a
teruleteket egyszer vissZa-
kappa a magyar nemzet es
azert nevezik ma is "meg-
szallt" teriiletnek.
Van azonban egy kis csa-
pat hitvany magyar, akik
ORULNEK, hogy a csehek
Fe1somagyarorszagot elvet-
tex es akik keszek a csehe-
ket akar a magyarok ellen
is tamogatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21
TILTAKOZAS0K TAKAR0 GEZA
SZEREPLESE ELLEN

Az egyik legnagyobb anne
rikai magyar reformatus egy-
haz reszerol a kovetkezo level
kozlesere lettiink kerve::
A vilag minden reszenek ma
gyar reformatussaga august
tus 23-ikan vilaggyulesre jon
ossze Debrecenben. A Fugget-
len Egyhaz, e gyules eszmeje-
mex ugyszolvan a felvetoje,
maid masfel evtizedig propa-
galoja volt. Most, hogy a gyu-
les vegre meglesz, minden
okunk megvolna az orvende-
zesre. De mem tudunk orulni
es lehetetlenseg orulnunk
Miert?
1.) Eloszor is mi ugy KEEP,
zeltuk a dolgot, hogy ez a vi.
laggyUles autonom magyar re-
formatus egyhaztestek szabaly'
szeruen megbizott kepviseloi'
mex az alkotmanyos gyulese
lesz. Most pedig ugy nez K
a dolog, hogy a magukat KEEP
viseltet6 autonom egyhaztes
tex megkerdezese nelkil DR.
Ravasz Laszlo pusp0k valasz
tasa ervenyesil a vilaggyule
sen szereplo emberek k1valasz
tasaban.
2.) DR.. Takaro Geza, saJa1
ujsagcikkenek bizonysaga sze'
rint, ARA keretett fel DR.. Ra'
vesz puspok ur altal, hogy 9
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21

Talan 8 tudja, hogy tisztan
POLITIKAI depresszioval al
hunk szemben manapsag.
A nagyt6ke semmi esetre
mem fogja volt elnokjel0ltje tjenek
megkosz0nni, hogy AIT ilyen
bunos magatartassal, ilyen, q
nemzet ellen valo osszeeskiiveS-
sci vadolta, de - megtette.
Es kulon0sen azert latszik,
hogy mem robban szet a feje
a tehetsegt6l es hogy szeren-
cses a nemzet, amely nem va
lasztotta meg veletleniil eln0k-
mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21

debreceni vilaggyulessel kap-
csolatban vegbemeno Kossuth-
szobor el6tti tisztelges folya-
man az amerikai magyarsag
koszorujat 8, DR.. Takaro Ge-
"a, helyezze ell a szobron.
Banto ez a dolog. Banto a
puspok uron keresztiil erve-
nyesulo onkeny, amely jogo-
sultnak erzi magat ARA, hogy
barkit is 0nhatalmulag tegyen
meg az amerikai magyarsag
szocsoveve. Es banto maga a
kivalasztott szocs6. Megis csak
egbekialto dolog az, hogy az
a Takaro Geza legyen az anne
rikai magyarsagnak Kossuth
szobrat koszoruzo reprezen-
tansa, akinek amerikai magyar
kOzeleti muk0dese itteni ma
gyar eletiink destrualasa min
den tisztanlato amerikai ma
gyar itelete szerint. Itteni ma
gyar eletunkben akkora hasa
dast meg senki mem inaugu-
ralt, mint &.
Sokfele oszlottunk meg ed
dig is. Romaiakra, protestant
sokra es tobbiranyu megoszlas
volt a reformatusoknak neve-
zettek taboraban is. De egyben
egy volt minden egyhazias ia
Dor. Egyseges volt a szelsose-
! ges, internacionalis filozofiaju
elemekkel szemben. Takaro ext
az eddig minden masfajta
megoszlast tulelo szilard egy-
seget bontotta meg, amikor az
egyhazak scent kapuit megnyi-
totta ezeknek az e'emeknek.
Egyenesen papot szentelt eek
mex az elemeknek Trentonban.
EFT papjat engedi, hogy ell
n0ke legyen egy mar a neve-
ben is szelhamoskodo es az
amerikai magyar nevre elobb-
utobb szegyent hozo szervezet-
mex. (Mar is szegyent hozott
rank, amikor Benest udvOzol-
tek.) Peldat adott ARA, hogy
ezt az embert mas papok is
szoszekbe engedjek es tarsasa-
gaval egyiitt az egyhaziassag-
polgariassag szine alatt nyer-
jen mikodesi teriiletet itteni
magyarsagunk templomos re-
sze kozott is. Azutan ugyanez
a Takaro Geza, hogy itteni
tenykedeseit odahaza igazolja,
egyik hazai folyoiratban AIT
irta, hogy az itteni magyar
munkassag tobbet tud Lenin-
rol es Stalinrol, mint a Jezus
Krisztusrol. Icy akarta igazol-
nj, hogy miert kozoskod0tt 6
ezekiel; azert, inert szerinte
masfelek nincsenek is!
EFT az embert tettek meg az
amerikai magyarsag neveben
Kossuth szobrat koszoruzo
Sz6nokka! Tiirhetetlenebb aro-
maliara meg mem emlekszem,
miota amerikai magyar va
gyok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-21
SECITSEC, MAGYAR TESTVEREK!
: Ell akarnak tenni lab alol egy Greg magyart

Kentucky alam hegylakoi, ezek elmaradott ne
pek, akknel jobban senkise gylo bevandorlot akik
ma is tagja Klu- -Kux- -Klan szervezetnek hamis vad
alapjan ell akarnak tenni lab al6l egy hatvan0t ewes
0reg magyar banyaszt aki magas korat tsztessegben
es k0zbecsjlesben erte el
veszedelem Macy Igen Macy! Augustus es6 he
teben keril vad Grand Jury ele es ha amerikai
magyarsag siet iild0z6be vett magyar testver
segtsegere k0nnyen megeshetk hogy eletenek utolso
eveit b0rt0n leveg6je kurtitja meg
Pedig mi testverink artatlan Is mi mem tirhet-
jk, hogy a rosszakarat, gyil0seg vertanul csinal-
jon bel6le
West Virginia allan Red Dragon newt banyatele
pen gyermekrontas ci1nen emeltek vadat csongradi
sziiletesii hatvan0t ewes HUNTY JANOS ellen ak a
banyasz csakanyaval keresi is becsetes kenyeret
olyankor amikor munka. Most hOsszu lido ota
nincs es Greg magyar evek 6ta nehez napokat lat,
de vise sorsat tisztesseges emberhez meto becsle-
tessegge
Tanuk seregen xviii a hat6sagi bizonyitva-
nya igazolja hogy vadbol egy $40 igaz. Tanuk,
szavahihet6 tmuk igazoljak hogy harom Kentuckybol
atszarmazott csalad rosszakaratu gyl0k0dese szlte
a hazug vadat es hajszolta azt hOgy nedk annyira
ellenszenves bevandorlo magyart tegyek ell Oreg nap
jaira lab a'6 De ahhoz, hogy mndezt krstaytisztan
igazoln lehessen, ell ke vnni ezeket tanukat West
Virginia allan Boone megyejenek szekhelyere Madi-
sonba gondoskodn kell vedelemrol.
Es ere ma Hunty Janosnak mines penze es mines
Red Dragonban 6s k0rnyeken e6 es nehez sorsban
lev6 magyar testvereknek All munka es jolelki
red dragoni magyarok k0nnyes szemmel fordunak
felenk:
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Hunty JanOst.
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MR. LOUIS GALL
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RED DRAGON, W. VA.
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zatkesz osagga arrol utols6 centg pontosan tesz
maid jelentest a lap, anely maga is megismeti a
veszkialtast:
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