davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-05-27
Philadelphia & Reading
Loss Is S7,059,678
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. May 27.-The
Philadelphia 81 Reading Coal & Iron
Corp. large anthracite producing
concern, today reported a net loss
of s7.05o.678 for the year ended
March 81, 1899
The corporation's principal sub
sidiary. the Philadelphia & Reading
Coal & Iron Co. has been seeking
financial reorganization under sec
ton 77-B of the Federal Bankruptcy
Act since February 26. 1887.
For the 12-month period the cor
poration reported net sales and
other operating income as S27. :
958.
Evening star., 1939-05-27
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON May 81 LP Omitted States
Department of Agriculture The wool
market continued fairly active in Boston
conlhng bright fleece woods were moved
at frmer to higher prices than during the
nreTlouS week Fine Delaines were quoted
combing three-eichthS blood and one
quarter blood bright feeces were made at
ter bloods brought 2a-3I cents, grease
basis.
Evening star., 1939-05-27
Foreiqn Business Advices

Business advices to the Commerce
Department from representatives
abroad includes:
Uruguay-Wool sales to United
States up.
Japan---Lumber industry restricted.
Rumania-United States leads
auto sellers.
Evening star., 1939-05-27
New York Cotton

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 27.-Cotton fu-
lures opened l lower to higher.
Trade houses bought nearby posi-
tons and there was scattered buying
by Liverpool and continental in
terestS.
Trade and mill covering stesdied
nearby positions despite considerable
liquidation and profit taking in July,
Professional and foreign buying of
neW-crop deliveries offset hedge
selling.
Prices at the end of the first hour
were 2 lower to higher. July was
2 lower at $50 and December up 5
at sos.
Futures cloSed loUer tn II higher
Evening star., 1939-05-27
United States Treasury Position
The position Of the Treasury May
Associated Gas
Shows Gain in
Annual Profit
BY the Associa ted Press.

NEW YORK, May 27.-Associated
Gas 81 Electric Co. and it's sub
sidiary, Associated Gas & Electric
Corp, reported for the IL months
ended March 81 total consolidated
operating revenues of s13O,731 STA,
compared with $126, $40. 500 in the
preceding II months. Balance after
fixed interest charges and addi-
tional interest on sinking fund in
come debentures and interest on 4
per cent and Az per cent scrip was
$l80,00l, compared with deficit
of $382,770 in the IL months ended
March 81, 1898.
Evening star., 1939-05-27

In BANKRUPTCY or receiYership or being
reorganized under Bankruptcy Act or
securities assumed by such companies
Rates OF dividend in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly o. seml-annual declaration Un-
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
dendS are not included
xd Ex dividend xr EX rights. a Also
extra or extras Paid last year. fay
able in stock Declared or oaid so far
this year Cash or stock k Accumu-
lated dividend paid or declared this year
III Under rule wv With warrants. xv
Without warrants war Warrants
Evening star., 1939-05-27
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Nav q Cooper.
port 1914 Tin steady: SPOT and near
by, 49,1n; forward 4s.15. Lead steady;
spot, New York 415-S0; East ST Louis.
so Zinc steady; East St. Louis, SPOT
and forward. $50. Pig iron. aluminium
antimony. quicksilver, platinum and Chi
nese wolfran1ite UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1939-05-27
New Orleans Prices

NEW ORLEANS, May 81 tP,.-
Cotton futures again reached new
seasonal highs here today under
active covering and trade and spot
house buying. Closing prices were
steady at net gains of 3 to 8 points
Evening star., 1939-05-27
Grocery Chains Guin

The Commerce Department esti-
mates average daily sales of grocery
chains in April were per cent
larger than the same month last
year.
Evening star., 1939-05-27
400 Tons of Lead Sold

NEW YORK, May q (P1.-St.
Joseph Lead Co. reported so tons of
Southeast Missouri pig lead sold
yesterday at $3.50 per 100 pounds
East st. Louis; 275 tons at s4.80 New
York, and rs tons at the New York
average.
Evening star., 1939-05-27

Cash Market.
Cash wheat-No sal reported.
Corn-No. l mixed 81: mostly white:
No | yellow. 52-52l7; No. ? white, 5si4.
sample 4O-45
Osts-Sampe mixed. "a No. / white,
S634-31L
Barley-No. :. 43; sample. Al
Timothy seed 2S5-3l5 nominal; red
elover seed, 13.hO-17.0 90, nominal: red top.
e25-15. nominal.
Evening star., 1939-05-27
Futures closed 2 lower to 13 higher.
pot, nominal; middline. 81
CottonSeed Oil.

Cottonseed Oil closed steady:
detachable prime summer yellow,
$50 nominal; prime crude, 5.3717-
$50. July. 615b; September, 635b;
October, Sab: December, 648b;
January, 6.50b. Bid.
Evening star., 1939-05-27

Socony- Vacuum Oil Co-Presi-
dent said earnings of company for
first four months of current year
were about IS per cent below sim
liar period of 1888,
Evening star., 1939-05-27
Odd-Lot Dealings
2p the Associated Press.

Ep The Associated Press.
The Securitise Commission reported yes
terday these transactions by customers with
York Stock Exchange for May 25: 4144
purchases involving 135.747 shares: 5,2s2
sales involving 1876, 7t3S shares.
Evening star., 1939-05-27
Hog Values Decline.
Lamb Markets Quiet.

Lamb marketings suggested a con-
tlnuation of the feedlot and pasture
cleanup of old-crop wooled lambs
and an increased proportion of
springers. While Chicago prices were
little changed during the week buy
ers had trouble in filling orders for
strictly good and choice offerings
suitable for discriminating trade.
Evening star., 1939-05-27
Cattle Prices Suffer
General Decline
During Week
Even Specially Steers
Drop, Hogs Lower,
Lamb Trade Dull

The tolIoUing reUteU OF the
livestock market for the week
ended May Is Was prepared for
the Associated Press by the
United States Department OF Ag-
rtculture::
CHICAGO. May GA general
decline on al slaughter cattle fea-
tured the weeks trade, even spe-
cialty steers sharing in a downtara
from which nothing escaped Hogs
also worked iower but staged
slight rally after midweek, while
the fat lamb trade was featured by
a set OF slow moving markets
throughout the period. Prime steers
at $3.50 on the Chicago market
were comparable with recent s14
offerings. top hogs fell below ST
for the first time in more than four
years, while spring lambs topped at
s10.75 with best. old-crop wooled
offerings at $3.50.
Although yearlings and light steers
sold more dependably than others,
even these preferred groups sold
off 25-40c at Chicago. Meanwhile.
heavy bullocks lost 50-75c and found
a narrow outlet al the decline Aside
from the specially steers at $3.50,
there was little above S1125. al
though few loads sold up to sl1.75.
Best light steers stopped at s11.60,
with top yearlings at $1085. Heifers
sold off Csc and COWS followed with
15-25c downturn. Sausage bulls
dropped to a ST top and vealers
took 50-75c price cut. More grassy
cattle were offered this week than
heretofore this season and this in
a measure softened the downturn on
she stock. Light replacement cattle
held to steady levels. but heavy
feeders sold of in sympathy with
the decline on killing steers.
Hog Values Decline.
Hog prices were definitely on the
downgrade until late in the week,
and then the reaction was limited to
minor proportions. Starting the
week Witha peak Of 81 10 at Chicago.
the outside price slipped to $500 at
mldWeek, the lowest point registered
in more than four years.
However. large packers increased
their buy at the revised price level
and trace of firmness appeared
after the downturn was enforced.
At the close, good and choice 160-
280 pound hogs bulked at $3.50
$500, while the extreme top stood at
$685..
Lamb Markets Quiet.
Lamb marketings suggested a con-
tlnuation of the feedlot and pasture
cleanup of old-crop wooled lambs
and an increased proportion Of
springers. While Chicago prices were
little changed during the week buy
ers had trouble in filling orders for
Evening star., 1939-05-27
New York Bank Looms
Make Upward Turn

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 27-Total
loans and investment of weekly re-
porting New York member banks
turned upward this week after a
month of steady decline, rising
S83 900 900.
A large part of the increase was
of temporary nature, however,
as loans to brokers and dealers
in securities jumped $4,000, 900 in
connection with commitments in
the recently offered Home Owners
Loan Corp. bond issue.
Security holdings increased So
100000.
Comparative figures for loans and
investments follow:
CIn millions of dollarSD
Evening star., 1939-05-27
Federal Lund Banks

NEW YORK. May 27 dN.-Federal Land
Evening star., 1939-05-27

Total loans and
investments S1,p40 S1S57 $500
Evening star., 1939-05-27

The tolIoWing reUteU OF the
livestock market for the week
ended May rs 1Das prepared for
the Associated Press by the
United States Department OF Ag-
ricuIture.
Evening star., 1939-05-27
Eastern DAYLIGHT Saving Time)
BY private wire direct to The Star.

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High. Low. Close.
Evening star., 1939-05-27
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Stock and Bales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High. Low. Go
Prosperity tB) ! 3ss 3ss
Puget Sd P SIS pf 1855 49s. 49s. 1!
Pug Sd p S6 Of 25s 1874 1874 Il
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-27
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

or go out to 6-Clubs, but West de-
cided to pass.
West got bottom score on the
deal, because of his combination of
leaving in the redouble and making
a lead which gave South an over
trick. He led the club j to the A.
South then dropped the trump K on
his lead to the spade A, discarded
his only heart on the Club K, then
gave up a diamond and later ruffed
his other two diamonds.
In the East-West argument that
ensued, based on the fact that g.
Clubs would have been set only one
or two tricks. West tried to tell East
he should have taken out the re-
double, when he knew his hand was
so weak defensively. East retorted
that he had already done that by
taking out the 4-Spade redouble,
and that it was up to West to either
take ont the one at the five level or
else set the contract single-handed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-27
DENIALS OF STRENGTH

ORDINARILY A BID shows a
certain amount of high card
strength, but some in certain situa-
tons advertise the contrary, weak
ness. That is the case with original
pre-emptive bids, with high jumps
on a fairly early round of bidding,
and with almost any kind of bid
when the call which reaches you is
doubled by either your side or the
opposition. The taking out Of the
double carries the natural meaning
that you think your side will be
better off in some other declaration.
Let us hope that when you make
such calls your partner will know
you are not proclaiming great de-
fensive strength. or even any at all.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-27
By LOGAN CLENDENING, M. D..

QUITE OFTEN nowadays health
talks to the public are published or
broadcast on the radio, the burden
OF the discussion being that you
should avoid colds because they may
lead to something else. This sounds
plausible but when the question
arises how you are going to do it,
the oracles are silent. In view of
that call attention to highly sci
entlfic discussion Of colds from the
Medical Department Of the Univer-
city of Pennsylvania.
THE prevention of the common
cold cannot be said to exist" accord
ing to this authority. There is no
method known to science which
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-27

ln z II
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-27

EDITORS NOTE: Seven pamphlets by
DR.. Clendening can now be obtained by
sending 10 cents in coin, for each, and a
self-addressed envelope stamped with a
three-cent stamp, to DIR. Logan Clenden-
ing, in care of this paper. The pamphlets
are: "Three Weeks Reducing Diet, In
digestion and Constipation, Reducing
and Gaining, Infant Feeding, In
structions for the Treatment of Diabetes.
feminine Hygiene" and THE Care OF the
Hair and Skim" ---,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-27

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-27
Two Stages

1t is probable that there are two
stages to a cold-one the virus stage
and the second the stage in which
bacteria invade the mucous men,
orane: Many colds never get to the
second stage.
There is no scientific method
known for the prevention of the first
stage, but a great deal can be done
10 limit the seriousness of the Sec
ohd stage and to shorten it's dura-
uon. Probably the best method of
uniting the second stage is by the
use OF vaccines. Other methods of
treatment are vitamin feeding, sun
amps chlorine inhalations, sweat
baths and cold baths, and such drugs
aS aspirin, phenacetin and codeine.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-27

comes anywhere near the 100 per
cent success which we expect in such
diseases as smallpox, typhoid fever
and diphtheria.
The cause of colds is probably a
lIIlterable virus, a germ too small to
be seen under the microscope. How
ever, this is not perfectly certain
and some psychologists believe that
germs which can be cultured and
seen under the microscope are the
cause.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-27

a q 10 8 7 6 A 3
y 4
9 q %
t;s A
dealer: South. Neither siGc vul
nerable.)
When South started the bidding
on this duplicate deal With 4-Spades,
West doubled and North redoubled.
East cut in with 5-ClIbs. which WAS
passed to North. who bid 5-Hearts.
South shifted that To 5-Sp2Ces.
which West doubled and North re-
donhlcd. Fast passed this 70 see If
his nartaer wanted to let it stand,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-27
Conf Prevent Common
Cold, Authority States

Perhaps the best medicine Of all is
old-fashioned Dover's powder.
SO far as treatment of the first,
or virus, stage is concerned, an in
teresting observation made in 1887
is that of Rawlins. Knowing that
sulphur dioxide is valuable in the
virus disease of plants, he applied
it to people in the early stages OF
acute colds. He found that in series
of 80 patients, sc were completely
cured in one or two days by inhala-
lions of the fumes of concentrated
sulphurous acid. No results were
secured if treatment were not ap-
piled during the first "a hours of the
attack. Local applications to the
nose of such drugs as neosynephrine
and ephedrine and benzedritle sui
phate give considerable relief and
may shorten the attack.
Controversial Question
The question of the use of vac
cines in the prevention Of colds is
controversies O11Os LA q OOAAOL OAAOA
experiment on 1886 employees of
life insurance company, it was found
that those who were vaccinated had
colds oftener than those who were
not vaccinated. On the contrary, an
experiment on troops in New Zea-
land showed that among 1000 who
were vaccinated against colds only
one per cent subsequently caught
cold and nearly eight per cent of the
unvaccinated got colds. :.
The incidence of colds is univer-
sal. Studying college students all
over the country, it was found that
Just as many had colds in Los An
geles as in Galveston, Chicago, New
York or New Haven. No type of
climate confers any immunity. In
the treatment of a cold that per-
sists, however, a sojourn in a warm
climate almost invariably helps to
terminate it.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05

senk mem tudja meg, hogy Moszva init hataroz es az
egesz vag remegve varja hogy osszeoge Stain mask dix
tatorra a vag minden sarkaban keresztes haporu
hirdettek kommunstak akt veres kez gylkosnak neVe
zett Stain nehany honapja.
Egye6re kozosen adtak XII parancsot bekere de senk
nem tudia hogy nyuga hatalmak mem engedemeskeo-
mex parancsnak, meddig fogja Hitlert tamogatnl
Mem tdiak AIT sem hogy feosztiake Kelet Europat
Bakant egymas ahogy amerka varosok gangster-
e tereteiet egymas kozt eosztak, egytt fognak
keten operan meghagyak Keet Eurpt egyeore bekeben
Es a harmadik dktator?
kcsire zsugorodott dikator ak sok zezer olasz
katonat kdo Spanyolorszagba meghaln hogy bosevlz-
must oft krsak kenytelen nemet dktator sarkanyo-
aban Moszkva men hogy husz ev ota atkozott bosevk
diktator kegyeit keresse.
Csak egy bzonyossag het elejen hogy senki nem
tudja vrradunk honapra Cs6dben vannak az alam-
erakp kabutan varjak, hogy Moszva NIT parancsol VI
Agra Mert Hitler szocalznus jasa eladta vi
agot Moszkvanak s AIT ira valam honftars hogy haa
az Ur Krisztusnak Berlin es Moszkva kereszteny
beket csinalja.")
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
A vILAC URA

Joseph Stain lett - Hitler j6voltab6l vlag ura
multi heten
vlag ket egnagyobb es legfelelmetesebb gangsterje
mindent elarult amt idag aag szentnk tarto hogy
egesz viagot sarokba szortsak
Hitler hat even at azzal nyomoritoa az orszaga hogy
kopaln ke minden ebernek inert fegyverkezn ke hogy
a v0ros veszedeem ellen a vilagot megvedek.
zsido vaasu nemeteket aatokka, ud0zOtt vadakka s
yeszttte inert aitoag zsidosag terjesztee kommuniz
must Artatan nemet katonak zezreek keet meghan Spa
nyolorszagban, hogy vagot bosevizmust6 oft is meg
vedek.
vagszovetseget hozott 0ssze v00s rem elen tz- meg
zezer nenetet gykolt akk ait6ag szmpatizaak vo-
r0sekke.
Harom hee stannal akt konyveben ga vag gylkos
metienek" nevez ossze0lekeze mutt heten szovetsegre
leptek egymassal.
Es Hitler ezist tacan adta oda Sannak mndazt amlt
Mrnchenben kizsarolt nyugati hatamakt6l.
Moszkva Balt allamolnak - az egy1ket, Esto-
Mat mutt heen fealta - es Moszkva ura Kelet
Europanak es Balkannak.
fuggeten aamok kulgyminisztere Moszkvaba sletnek
hogy stantol parancsot atvegyk de kozk van Hitler k
igyminsztere is a sznten hodo sefseVik Veszedeem
eott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
UJRh HARSoC A SzELES SzAJA

AIT mondjak hogy akarmilyen magasrol esk a macska
mndg apra ek es trenk semmi lenyeges baJa inert
hszen kozeogas szernt macskanak klenc elete
amerikai kozeetnek yen epusztthatatlan macskaja
hirhedt Coughn ak mostansag isne regi modon
harsog szees szaaval a radon keresztil
Temerdek baeset erte kozeleti munkassagnak soran
radio papo Megtagada uladon htenek minden gaz lelk
f6papja Feere olvastak hogy eentetben all kathoikus
egyhaz tanaval paphoz meonak mondtak evekenyse
get htte embe- hogy megunak dolgot es ell
kldk valaelyk zarda nea maganyaba Mikor Roosevelt
masodk valasztasara kert akor aro beszet Cough
atya hogy tuda kbuktatn Rooseveltet elno
szkbo akkor orokre vsszavonu kozeet mezeero Terve
mem sikeru kozeleinknek macskaa kheverte nagy
zuanat akken hogy talpra esett es foatt o aho vsz
szavonlas geretet tette.
aya Ez alkalommal fennao semlegessegi torveny
megvatoztatasa ttakozk Ugy mondja, hogy bar
reped szive inert semegesseg orveny mellett
riai munkasnak nncs kerese akaa, de abbo enged
het inert 6 igazan semleges seS
Tltakozik radio pap cash and carry fizess es
vdd semegesseg orvny ellen inert atto M hogy abbo ha-
marosan heezunk es e vdd elegesseg lesz Ennek
dig Anglia es Francaorszag ata hasnat ami megy
Coughn begyebe oyan semlegesse torvenyt akar ame
mex Hitler is hasznat assa Hitler, a annyira tetszk
Coughn atyana hogy ha maskent lehet akkor burko
tan yedelneA. ~
Szerencsere orsag mar tuda hogy Coughn aya sza-
vanak mines suya, inert all mog0tte senk Hall
gatak ugyan inert kno radio hanga nagyszer eloadasa
van eppen oyan kevesse veszk kooyan mint barmey
sznpadi host Tudak hogy csak komedat atszik = beeph
dakert Az k0elessege hogy szorakozasson Els ez meg
esz Coughn atya els6rend modon de szavanak semm
hatasa amerkai kozveeenyre sz hozza azokat
vakat es sze ell is viszi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
LESz-E BEKE?

gangsterek ."beket" ajanlanak vlagnak Eppen ugy
ahogy mi gangserjeink beket hagynak 6s bztostanak
lakossagnak, anig fizetnek
Hitler heten Reichstag e6tt besze val6szinu hogy
Olaszorszag utjan beket ajanl viagnak.
Olyan beket, amt parancso viagra.
Lengyeorszag 0rok halaava Keet Europa es Balkan
0r0k vazalatusaval
Ell fogjak-e szovetsegesek beket fogadni?
elfogadjak brit brodalom elerkezett vegehez a
francia birodalomb6 negyedrangu hatalom lesz
Ha mem fogadjak Ell?
Taan megverhetik gangster-szovetsege de mire meg
vek Europa romokban fog hevern ITALIAN htlerizmus a-
Ian komunznus (indkett6 egyforman barbarius) ITALIAN
teljes anarchia jon haboru nyomaban.
Hitler k0nyoelen tehAt barbAr haboruva fenyeget6zk
ameyben kmeetet fognak isern aelyben varosokat
falvakat embereke asszonyokat gyermekeket bombaak
ri ehetne meg szovetsegesek kormAnyait, akar beke
akar tovabbi harcot hatAroznak?
Ertemes emberek multi het 6ta Europat eveszett vi
agresz"nek neveztek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
MI LESz A HETEN?

Ezen heten vaoszinleg ujabb megepetesek szakadnak
a vilAgra
TalAn megsmerk Moszkva vegleges szandekait, ITALIAN
haaroz T0r0korszag ITALIAN egymasra taanak Balkan ALA
mok ITALIAN Hitler oyan beket a&n hogy Argyaasokat kezd
hetnek
Mines ember ah el6re latina ezeket dolgokat hiszen
volt eber negy hete a ket dktator arlasat hinni
merte volna csak annyt e1en hogy nagyobb aranyu
verontas heten csak tengeren Is leveg6ben
fogjak egyrnast gyilkolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
A TENCEREN ES A LEvEC0BEN

Tenger e6csatarozasok mar tOrtentek
nenet Uhaj6k sz0rnyu puszitasokat veghez
angol es seleges haj6zasban nemet rep6gepek
gol flotta egy reszet is megtamadtak
Mem tudja senk hogy mlyen eredmennyel.
nemetek szerint repulogepek esulyesztetek egmo-
dernebb ango rep6gep szaito angolok ezt tagadak
Bizonyos hogy mndket oldaon hazudnak
bztos, hogy ha haboru tovabb tart az angol
otara nehez napok vag feeetet kap egy ker
Hogy repu6gepek lie tudjake had fottaka ten
gerekr6 s0p0rni.
Ha lie tudjak, akkor Anglia haborut evesztL
Ha a fotta marad ur akkor haborut nemetek
vesztik ell inert bokad alatt ossze fognak roppanni
kelet europai alamok keptelenek leszne
egy hosszu haboruban nemet bodanat mndenne elatni
tengerek Anglia marad akkor egesz yag min
den er6forrasat mozgotak hogy nemeteket megfotsak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
NINCSEN SEMME KULONBSEC.

szamtaan kerdesre amelyek europa haboru XII
ota ekeznek koranyzathoz Westinghouse most
r0vid nyatkozatal felet Murphy igazsagugymniszter
Minket lit el6 es polgarosodott nernet bevan
dorok edekenek addg amg t0rvenyeinke beartk es
alkomanyunk irant tsztelettel viselttnk.
mi mai kormanyzatunk semmi kiilonbseget tesz
szerint ztessgesen yselked6 bevndor6kkal szen
ben Akar angol akar franca akar olasz akar nee be-
vandorlo egyforma biztonsagban lit valamenny tor
veny keretein belu
Es ICY is esz mndaddig amig pogarosodott be-
vandook szabayosan viselkednek De maske mrnek maid
azoknak aik vendegogot evezve ennek orszagnak
rende meg akark vatoza es degen rendszert akarnak
heyebe hozni Ezekiel szeben eddgne sokka szigorb
ban fognak earn s ugy hsszk hogy ke sokag var
MI amg vonatkozo sgorubb orvenyek megszetnek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-10-05
BELS0 FORRADALMAK?

Ha haborut ovabb folytatjak minden hadvse6 fel alb
ban bzk hogy clientele bes6 fronot veszh ell eoszor
nemetek el6re hirdtk hogy tervezett barbar hadja
szornysege aatt civil akossag osszeroppan hogy Paris
London meg obbi szovetseges varosok leg bombazast
sem degekkel, sem fzkailag birjak. s
sz0vesegesek abban bznak, hogy nemet fodbrtoko-
so gyaroso zetemberek ulsagos kozenek artak voros
szeremet hogy kaptalista foradalom tes el tler be-
Ike utjabol es.sa
bznak abban, hogy ket hatalmas gangster mem tud
egyassal megen hogy Stain egyre nagyobb koncot kove
tel maid abbo zsak1nanybo amert nemetek vereznek
hogy osszevesznek egymassa miel6 habor veget erne
De oft rem mindenh m0got hogy forradaom lesz
NINDEN orszagban, hogy nepek vagohidat megunjak
hogy ataanos anarcha szakad Europaa mar koze hona
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