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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
24O Pheasants, Democratic
They Say, Freed in County

) Redwood county Democrats
will be pretty well supplied with
game this fall-through the court
esy of w. M. Smith.
The state department of con-
servation gave Mr.. Smith credit
for applying for 24O young pleas
ants which were released in this
community Wednesday morning.
The Redwood County Game Pro-
tective league applied for birds in
January and Mr.. Smith wrote a
mild little letter On the subject
some time later. But he received
all the glory.
"Just remember those are DEM
ocratic BIRDS" he warned mem
bers of the league as they laugh
ed together when the shipment
was announced.
Game Warden w. H. Quist, his
son George, r. F. Byram and
Fred Schmid distributed the
pheasants in the surrounding
country after they had been re-
ceived at the postoffice at a. m.
One crate of 80 birds was assign
ed to Ramsey park.
There are lots of pheasants in
the county, according to Mr..
Quist. The native hatch was
thinned by a wet spell to about
10 to IL young birds per nest, but
the warden has marked several
coveys of young birds which APP
pear to be the second hatch OF
hens whose nests were drowned
out. The second matches are run
ming 10 to Is and even 20 birds
per nest.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
Contract for New
Highway II South
In August Letting
CITY'S VITAL ARTERY
TO BE GRADED THIS
FALL; ROUTE NEW

A vital community trade
route and the city's principal
avenue for tourists, highway
II will be rerouted and grad
ed from one mile east of Row.
ena to Redwood Falls this
fall.
Bids for grading on the
improvement, long sought by
civic organizations here and
the American Highway assc-
citation, will be opened at the
state highway department in ST.
Paul August r. Work is expect
ed to start almost Immediately.
The project calls for grading
1O.6 miles Of highway, with 248,-e
1868 cubic yards of excavation.
Bids on three monolithic culverts
comprising 426 cubic yards of
concrete, to be built along the
same route, will be opened at the
same time. ..
The new route will shorten the
distance to highway IA, crossing
the southern part of the county,
to 20.6 miles. The ten mile
stretch from that junction north
to the point near Rowena was
graded and graveled in the sum-
mer and fall of 1886. The dis
lance from Redwood Falls to
Sanborn, now about 25 miles, will
be reduced by more than two
miles.
Known as the least route" of
two considered, the road will eX-
tend straight north from the pre-
sent dead end east of RoWena,
crossing the Morgan-Wabasso
road about one and one-half
miles from it's present end and
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
ASSOCIATION TO
GET PLANS FOR
JUBILEE TODAY

Next years Diamond Jubilee
will be discussed at a supper
meeting of the Civic and Com
merce association at the Legion
hall today. All members, their
wives and friends are invited to
attend.
Should members decide they
wish to push plans for the event,
celebrating the seventy-fifth year
of the settling of Redwood Falls,
committees will be appointed and
projects in connection with the
affair outlined.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
Bands Scheduled
For County Fair

Dates of performances of bands
at the Redwood county fair this
year were scheduled at recent
meeting of band leaders.
Tuesday, August % the Wal
nut Grove band will play; We'd
nesday, Clements and Wanda or
CARNATIONS will entertain and
Thursday, Wanda and Seaforth
musicians will be on the stand.
Mayo Fischer of Redwood Falls
is head of the fair music commit
tee which annually names bands
to play during the event. They
are selected by a system of rota-
ton which eliminates the Scenic
City band this year.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
Livestock Showing
Taught 4-H Youths

Livestock showmanship demon
STATIONS for Redwood county All
club members are being given to-
day by William Morris, extension
animal hubandman of University
Farm.
Methods of fitting livestock for
show work, in preparation for
Redwood county fair activities,
were explained to a group at the
Fred Brake farm at Milroy at
10 a. m. and at the Anton Madsen
farm at Morgan at 2 p. m. today.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
Ducks Galore:
Season Longer
PONDS CREATED BY
RAINS POPULAR .
WITH FOWL

Something approXimating the
old time abundance of ducks in
the slough country of Redwood
county is reported by sportsmen.
Game Warden w. H. Quist says
there are numbers of mallards,
teal, pintails and ruddys on the
ponds created in the unusually
wet period in May.
Hunters are crossing their fin
gers in hopes that the ponds will
not dry up and the birds disap-
pear by the time the IS day sea-
son on waterfowl opens October
1.
The season in the northern
zone including Minnesota closes
November IA. Hours will be the
same as formerly, from a. m.
to 4 p. m.
Minnesota sportsmen have con-
sistently purchased more federal
duck stamps than hunters in any
other states. Last year they
bought Ii per cent of all stamps
sold.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
MORGAN FARMER
TAKES own LIFE
FATHER FINDS EDWARD
MADSEN, 40, DEAD
IN GARAGE

Morgan-Poor health, following
a nervous breakdown two years
ago was blamed for the suicide
of Edward MadSen, 40, who was
found dead of carbon monoXide
poisoning late Tuesday afternoon.
He was the son of MIR. and Mrs.
Hans Madsen who live on a farm
southwest of Morgan.
His father missed him while
making hay Tuesday afternoon,
then saw a light in the garage
and investigated. He had been
dead about Is minutes when
found, according to DR.. ]. Cor
don Cole, county coroner, who
was called at p. m.
The exhaust pipe of the car
was plugged and the footboards
in the front seat taken up. A tin
can was attached to the muffler,
through which a hole had been
punched, and served as a funnel.
He was born in Redwood coun-
ty June II, 1898 and attended the
University of Southern Minnesota
at Austin where he studied
courses in machinery. Two years
ago he suffered a nervous break
down and was treated at a rest
home. He returned home a year
and a half ago but was in i'll
health since.
Besides his parents he is sur
ViVed by two sisters. Harriet
and Martha of Big Lake, who
came home Tuesday night.
Rev. Hansen, Danish pastor of
Sleepy Eye, will officiate at fun
eral services, arrangements for
which are incomplete.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
Patrol Boat
Hunts Youths

st. Paul-(P)-The fast game
and fish patrol cruiser "Seahawk"
was assigned from her Warroad
port to the search for three St.
Paul youths missing on Lake of
the Woods today The trio, Rob-
ert Anderson and Joseph Effing-
er, both 20, and Otto Geving, 81,
were last seen II days ago IN a
frail canoe equipped with a sail
in the choppy waters of the
boundary lake.
UNION MUST OPEN BOOKS
Minneapolis - (P) - General
Drivers union 544, Minneapolis,
was ordered today to open all its
books and records for inspection
preparatory to trial of a district
court accounting and injunction
suit brought against officers of
the union by five of its members.
Mandan, N. D. - (P - Morton
county authorities today investi-
gated the shotgun deaths of a
family of five Mandan residents,
four of whom were found in the
locked home of August Lee Mack
len.
The dead are Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gust Macklen, their son and dau-
ghter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gust Lee Macklen and their one
year old daughter. The elder
Macklen was found dead of shot
gun wounds in a cornfield on the
edge of the city. Breaking into
the house, authorities found this
note, pinned to one of the bodies,
''The first shot was an accident.
Then l lost all sense of reason
until it was too late"
London-(P)-Great Britain an
nounced two moves today to has
ten military preparedness. First,
wealth and social position no long
er will be necessary for admission
into Britain's West Point" Sand
hurst academy. Simultaneously
it was announced plans are being
made for speedy. evacuation of the
civilian population of London and
other densely settled places in the
event of war.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES evacuation
of all civilians from Hankow,
China's provisional capital, was
ordered today as Japan's war ma
chine moved steadily closer to the
populous provisional government
area.
In Spain meanwhile surprise
government counter offensive in
Catalonia apparently still was
forging ahead in its fourth day.
st. Paul-(P)-Attorney General
William S. Erwin today embarked
on the last lap of a searching in
quiry into the validity of con-
tracts and purchase orders issued
for construction of the Bemidji
State teachers college project. The
governor requested Erwin to det-
ermine which contracts and pur-
chase orders of the 100000 pro-
ject were properly let so the Big
Three may again advertise for
bids on those which Erwin has al
ready ruled valid.
Washington - up - Secretary
Ickes said today that with the
help of RFC millions, the Public
Works program might be expand
ed to provide another $50 million
dollars worth of construction. I'm
der that arrangement the RFC
will make loans from its 500 mil
lion dollar fund on projects re-
ceiving grants from PWA's $50
million.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
Sleeping Sickness
Cases in County

Reappearance of sleeping sick
ness in horses is reported in Red
wood county, although the disease
is not by an means as widespread
as it was a year ago.
The Lamberton community
seems to be the most affected.
County Agent j. l. Swedburg had
a report that there were Is cases
of the disease there.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
Wisconsin Car
Rolls Twice, 3
Persons Hurt
CAR BADLY DAMAGED
NEAR SANBORN ON
HIGHWAY II

Overturning twice as it struck
loose gravel on highway II, eight
miles north of Sanborn Friday
morning, a 1887 car driven by
Edward Horn, 63, of Clyman, Wis
consin, was badly damaged and
three occupants Injured.
Martha Horn, SIS, of Clyman
suffered body bruises and head
cut; Anna Tom, %, of Waukesha,
Wisconsin, received back in
jury, bruises and a severe cash of
the right knee and Mrs. Charles
Tom, 60, Of Clyman sustained
bruises and injuries to the back.
The driver and William Horn,
26, were uninjured.
The party was enroute from
Wisconsin to North Dakota.
They were treated by a San
born physician and later brought
to Redwood Falls where they
stayed until Sunday at the VIM
Sisters cabins while their car was
being repaired.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
PURCHASE FARM HERE

A sale was made last week
whereby Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Chmelar of Beaulieu, Mahnomen
county, became the owners of a
quarter section farm three and
one-half miles northwest of Red
wood Falls, known as the Tiff
fanny farm. The new owners will
take possession March /. The
transaction was made through c.
A. Lauterbach of Redwood Falls
and Andrew Rams of Springfield.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
CLEMENTS BAND
TO PLAY HERE

The Clements band apiIl
play an exchange concert at
Memorial Field band shell,
Redwood Falls, Wednesday
eUening. S. w. Limburg, di-
rector of the Scenic City band
lOhich giUes regular We'd
nesday concerts, 1Oill be on
his UdcGtion.
Mayo Fischer of Redwood
Falls is director Of the Glenn
ents organization lUhich auill
also play at the Morgan GEL
ebrdtiOn August 8 and 9.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
TOPS THE MARKET

L. o. Bunge of Redwood Falls
marketed nine fat heifers in
South st. Paul Monday which
brought $10.50 per 100 pounds,
the highest price paid for that
class of cattle recently.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
GRANITE USED IN CHURCH

Franklin = Irregular granite
from the Morton quarries will be
used in the. walls of the new st.
Lukes Lutheran church here.
Concrete for the basement walls
was poured Tuesday afternoon.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28

Wages paid on state high
way projects are specified by
the department. The mini
mum for skilled labor is 81
per hour, for intermediate
labor 20 cents and for I'M
skilled, SIS cents. The mimi
mum rate for teams, when
used, is 80 cents per hour.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
Give County Home Concert

The Scenic City band under the
direction of S. w. Limburg will
play its annual concert at the
county home Friday evening. The
cornet quintet will be featured in
the hours musical program.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
CARRIERS ENJOY PICNIC

Rural mail carriers and retired
carriers and their families from
nearly every town in Redwood
county enjoyed their annual pic
mic in Ramsey park Sunday after
noon. Kittenball was played at
the get-together.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
DISPOSAL PLANT PLANNED

Morton - The village council
will advertise for bids soon for
the construction of sewage dis
posal plant. A S15,075 PWA grant
has been made by the federal
government toward the cost of
the project.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28

They thought about adding a
steering Wheel, but found it
iUould be too heavy for the light
craft, so ropes are used for guild
ing it.
Sho,0n in the picture are the
tiDo inventors astride the loco
motiUe. In the background from
left to right, Bobby Starr, Jackie
Ddskam, Rose Heath and Phil
Tenney. Russell Bopee has a
similar car, the first in totDn.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
NEW BOOKEEPER

John Fenies of st. Cloud is the
new bookkeeper at the Holm
berg Chevrolet company. His
wife and child will join him here
soon.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
BUYS FRANKLIN STORE

Franklin - A. E. Halverson,
formerly of Marietta, has pur-
chased and taken possession of
the store operated by j. c. Samp-
SON here for 20 years.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28
CAR DAMAGED BY FIRE

Walnut Grove-A car belong
ing to Selmar Hanson was deS-
troyed by fire, the result of a
short circuit, Thursday morning
The car was insured.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-07-28

This Something-mobile, assem-
bled by Bobby Pease, IL, and
Vernon Andersen, lDill do IS
miles an hour on the straight
iDay, speed tests Wednesday cue
ming shotDed.,
With SIS used tDashing ma
chine motor and some mechanical
ingenuity, the boys built the pc
hicle about a aDeek ago and the
neighborhood has been oUerrun
Dith admitting Kids euer since.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-29
FEKETE KARACSONYT
CYASzOS UJEv KOvET

Az lden is fekete karacSona volt emberSegnek eS gon
dokozo emberek azoa ha AIT tervezgek hogy myen ueyi
fogadama tegyenek ha Amerkaban elnek es akara
boil bevandoonak slettek ozanul csak egye gon
dolhattak
-Ujeyt6 kezdve olvasok tobbe semmfee apot
Mines embereknek mas mentseguk arra hogy 0ro-
kos zgamako ameyeket europai heyzenek napronapra
valtozo esemenye okoznak szabadun udanak Idegekke
lehet AIT tovabb b hogy este meg bee aldott
menysegeve fekdjnk lie es reggelre ebrednk hogy
csak csoda mentheti meg vlagot ismet haborutol
Akariyen kedves volt karacsony csaladi elete bar
my szepen aranyozta be- vaggal tor6d6 emberek reze
fekeeve tette AIT gond amt euopa dktatorkus
tamak vserkedese keltet Kis gyerekek bodog gyoyor
sge oromtees aozasa meet eheett feledn att hogy
holnap ITALIAN ub pros yer ontoz europai mez6ket es
eyre halottak tonaege boritja csatatereket.
struee madar feo mondak hogy ha veszedeem fenye-
ge akkor edugja eet homokba es inert eenseget
lata hisz hogy eensg ata st. Az usagovasasro
vao lemondas is yesoa vedekez vona de legalabb
yi megnyugvast ha ember ertesul allan
doan arrol veszedelenro1, ami fenyegeh
aggodas tette feketeve karacsony es katasok
ujeve feettebb gyaszosak Mem tud tobbe sen hnn
abban hogy aando taros bekessege legyen vlagnak e
neznk esztend6 fele amely eseeg hrobbanast
hozza magaval
halalraite mkor viamos szekbe kapcsoljak, rende-
sen meg egy perce konyorog emberiseg eeteben egy
perc egy eztendo azert konyorognnk ke hogy
legaabb egy eszndo nyugauk legyen Es mvel mines re
sok renenysegunk gyaszonak latuk kozeledo vi evet
ameyto fenk eppen azert tuduk osznte orommel
Idvozoni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-29
NIT HOz A BELS0 POL|TIKA?

Kiszobon az uj esztend6 es es6 napjanak emua utan
Washngtonban hamarosan osszel szovetsegi tor
venyhozas.
nemzet ertheto izgalommal varja att hogy NIT hoz
reank bes6 politika? Aando parlamen narcotic vssza
esest vonao amelyen elndutunk es lenyeges $40
cis csnaltunk vagy csak annak leaSsuasat
d6re novaszasig hatraevo ket esztendore
Zavaros ulesszakot mindenh inert teend6kkel
tiszaban Macy nemze erdeker6 kel $40 essex anne
lyeke voakeppen vola szabad parpoitika szempon
boil megitelni
Jogos felteves hogy torvenyhozas be foga latni
regi mondas igazsagat aey szernt nemzet JOLIET
legf6bb torveny oyan szandeko amey
ennek ervenyesiileset gatolna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-29

SGT a legt0bb latin allaln
sokkal harciasabb frontot akart
az eur6pai diktaturak ellen csi-
nalni.
Termeszetes, hogy a mostani
megallapodas eros k0zeledest
hoz letre a latin allamok k0zt
es k0z0ttiink S a k0zep es del
amerikai allamokban nagy
piacot fogunk talalni.
EUR0PAVAL, ILLETVE
az eur6pai diktaturakkal
meg t0bb surl6dasunk volt a
multi heten, leginkabb azert,
inert a nemetek soha j6 diplo-
matak mem voltak az utobbi
evekben meg rosszabbak lettek.
Az egyik amerikai nemet
konzul iogot vett maganak,
hogy megintsen egy mozi-val-
lalatot es tiltakozzek egy meg
csak tervben es munkaban lev6
film ellen, holott tudnia kelle-
ne, hogy lit meg az amerikai
kormany sem elhet a cenzura
jogaval.
S amig a nemet sajto Roose-
veltet, a nemzet fejet a leg
otrombabban tamadja, a nemet
kormany tiltakozott az ellen,
hogy Ickes belugyminiszter
megkritizalta a nemet dikta-
tort.
Tudniok kell a nemeteknek,
hogy amt az ottani lapok ir-
hatnak, mikor a mi elnokiin-
ket tamadjak, ait csak a kor-
many engedelyevel tehetik
meg, amig nalunk minden
polgar ugy es arrol beszel, ami
rol akar, tehat lit nem fele-
los a kormany azert, hogy XII
NIT mond.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-29
A KORMANY
BIZOTTSAGA

kittn6 ujitasok egesz soro.
zatat ajanlja. GondoskodnA-
max arr6l, hogy ne 65, hanem
60 ewes koraban kaphassa a
munkas a nyugdijat S hogy az
helyesebben legyen megosztva.
Sok Udv0s javitason Xviii
az a legfontosabb inditvany,
hogy ne csak a korhatart elert
munkas, de annak ozvegye is
kapjon nemi nyugdijat. A je-
lenlegi t0rvenyek nagyon csc
kelly vegkielegitest itelnek meg
ARA az esetre, ha a nunkas
elhal, miel6tt a nyugdijat meg
kappa. A m6dositas szerint az
0zvegy csak temetesi koltseget
kapna s vegkielegites helyett
elete vegeig huzna egy kisebb
nyugdijat. (Ez mem kegydij,
hanem nyugdij lenne, amire
JOGA van a munkasnak.)
Az is nagyon fontos ajanlat,
hogy az egesz t0rveny ket ev-
vel el6bb, tehat mar 1910 ja-
narjaban lepjen eletbe.
Allitolag a jelenlegi befizete-
sekb6l elegend6 penz folyik be
S eek a reformok, illetve mo-
dositasok nem jelentenenek vi
terheket. go
S termeszetesen XII akarjak
a tarsadalni biztositast ter
jeszteni MINDEN .dolgozo en-
berre. 81 4e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MEM

a legmegnyugtatobb hireket
hozta a kabel a multi heten. A
fesziiltseg mem enyhJlt, hanem
inkabb emelkedett es a helyzet
tisztazasahoz semmivel mem
jarult hozza Ciano olasz kill
iigyminiszter.
Magyarorszag kormanya -
kar lenne ezt tagadni - a ne
met es olasz nyomasok alatt
all eek a szomszedok er6sen
belenyulnak Magyarorszag bel
iigyeibe, hogy a Szll6f0ldiin-
ket lehet6leg teljesen fascista
vizekre tereljek.
Beleayatkozasukkal Szarvat
adnak azoknak a tulz6 elemek-
mex, anelyek a jelenlegi fe-
szultseget el6ideztek a ma
gyar nacik mindent elk0vetnek,
hogy a lehet6segig mersekletre
t0rekv6 Imredyt kibuktassak a
helyer6l.
A multi het majdnem minden
hire arrol szamolt be, hogy Ma
gyarorszagon ismet a "zsido-
kerdest" fogjak rendezni, amit
majusban mar egyszer megtet-
tex S amit most = nemet es
olasz kenyszerre - meg egy-
seer megtesznek. Nagyon sok-
kal megnyugtatobb lenne, ha
ehelyett a foldkerdest legalabb
egyszer rendeznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-29
A REVIZI0 TOVABBI

lehet6segei termeszetesen
tisztara azon mulnak, hogy
mix a tervei a nemet diktator-
max S hogy azokat mennyiben
fogja tamogatni Olaszorszag.
Magyarorszag kormanya sok
kal szivesebben operalna ugy,
hogy baratsagban narration
Nemetorszaggal, amire rakeny-
szeriti az orszag foldrajzi fek-
vese, de szorosabb viszonyban
legyen Olaszorszaggal.i
Ebben az esetben megertest
tudna a szerbekkel es a roma
nokkal keresni, akik k0ziil xii
lon0sen az utobbiak nem lesz-
mex jobaratsagban Hitlerrel.
Termeszetesen amennyiben
Musolini tamogatja Hitler kill
politikai ambicioit es tovabbi
Ukrajna fele vezeto kalandos
szandekait, akkor Magyaror-
szag is kenytelen lesz alkalmaz
kodni ez esetben ilyen elhe-
lyezkedesben Ronania rovasa-
ra probal reviziot kereSni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-29
MAGYAR ECYLETEKBE MACYARoK!

ora leptekkel haladtak el6re magyar egyeseenk
utols6 evkben e6dek olyan aranyu VOLT aminoro egy
&vtized el6t meg ernk volna de ennek dacara
egsz amerikai magyarsag meg mndg nncs benne ege
enkben Legaabb szzezr magyart kelene az vi ev soan
eye tagok soraba menyern hogy Macy egyeenk iga-
nan szInotev6 tenyez6k ehessenek amerika eetben
Mem az egyeteken muk ha ezt 1889 soran mem tud-
uk eer Macy egyletenk gazn eerfeleth munkat vegez
nek hogy min t0bb magyart szerve0zenek be koekbe
k6z0rnb0ss4get azonban nehez megt6rm
Ha elsz6 keresn6nk aerkai magyar jelsz6t az 19S9k
tyre ITALIAN volna cera egmegfee6bb:
Magyar egyletekbe magyarok
Ha az aekai magyarsag tejes egesze ott vona Macy
magyar egyetekben olyan er6dmeny volna resznkre
aelynek falait soha semm d0nhetne meg es nenze
lkttink 6r6lue biztositva lenne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-29
SEMMIESETRE MEM

nyugszik belle a magyar mem
yet a jelenlegi helyzetbe es a
Felvidek hatarain addig mem
lesz rend es nyugalom, amig
a rutheneket mem csatoljak
Magyarorszaghoz.
Az okozta a nemetek elleni
elhidegulest - ami Kanya
kulugyminisztert kikenyszeri-
tette a kormanybol, - hogy a
nemetek allnak ennek az ut
jaba mem eleg, hogy Devenyt,
Pozsonyligetfalut es meg egy
csom6 magyar falut elvittek,
hanem a ruthenek jogos va
gyanak is utjat vagtak.
Mem tetszik Magyarorszagon
az sem, hogy a ruthenekb6l
egyszerre - a nemet kulpoli-
tikai ambiciok erdekeben -
ukranokat csinaltak, hogy a
kes6bbre tervezett Kelet fele
val6 t0rtetesben Fels6magyar-
orszagb6l ugrodeszkat csinal-
janak magumak.
A magyarorszagi helyzetert
es q jelenlegi esemenyekert
mem lehet es mem kell a ma
gyar kormanyt Okolni, amely
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-29
SULYOS ES Macy vITAK

lesznek a hadiigyi k0ltsegve-
tesek soran, nemcsak azon,
hogy mire es mennyit k0ltse-
mex, hanem azon is, hogy ait
mib6l fedezzek.
Az eln0k azt szeretne, ha
ezeket a kiil0n hadiigyi terhe-
ket vi Is kiil0n E celra kive-
tett ad6kb6l fedeznek, viszont
az iizletvilag es a konzervativ
honatyak inkabb leszallitani
szeretnek az ad6kat.
Ezeknek a k0ltsegveteselmek
a soran meglep6 vi reszleteket
tud meg maid a lakossag ARA
nezve, hogy Delamerikat illet6-
leg milyen terveket forralnak
kiil0nb0z6 orszagok kormanyai
IS akik mem ertettek meg q
mostanaban kipattant kemke-
desi iigyekb6l, azok meglatjak