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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-23
Views of The Press

the soul from John Browns body went marching on. The body of '"The Perfect Warrior" has been in his silver coffin for seven centuries. But in his time he swept everything before him from the China Sea to the banks of the Dnieper, and in the Orient he still symbolizes the spirit of irresistible force. The relics of Genghis Khan at Etshimburo would have been convenient to the Japanese in organizing a puppet Mongolian state. Instead they have passed beyond the Great Wall through lines of Chiang Kai-shek's officials, Mongol chieftains and vast crowds of Chinese citizens setting off defiant firecrackers. Somewhere in free China the marital dust of Genghis Khan may rise again in new armies facing the new invader.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-23
Selected Poem
NOCTURNE

Daniel Whitehead Hicky in the New York Times) The wind like fluttering birds, has left the trees
 The sunsets coors die along the bough: Fields blue with butterflies and bronze with bees
 Deepen and darken: stilled the eager blow. rabbits eyes. quick lanterns in the night,
 Stare from the stubbled corn; squirrel goes In shadowy patterns where the dew lies light
 As silence over the valley where it flows Like slow silver dream shepherd herds
 His sheep into the dark and listening hour; Moonlit their bells fra music the shepherds words Softer than pollen from a trodden flower. The valley siumbers: quiet falls like rain:
 And the man has given God his world again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-23

i. Can the Panama Canal locks accommodate the s. S. Queen Mary?"
 2. Name the founder of the State of Georgia.
 3. How many players comprise a polo team?
 4. Must a veteran have an hon. orable discharge from World War service to be eligible for the federal soldier bonus?
 5. What is the correct pronuncia- tion of the word intricacy?
 6. Name the second largest of the Great Lakes of North America.
 T. In astronomy, what is the name for the path of a planet or comet?
 8. Name the U. s. submarine that recently sank off the coast of New Hampshire.
 g. How many times did Grover Cleveland run for President?
 10. In which State is the Garden of the Gods?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-23
Daily Almanac

Moon sets l2:36 a. m. (daylight time).
 Sun rises $40 a. n.; sets s:27 p. m. (day- light tinle)
 All vehicles must be lighted thirty minutes after sunset
 Last change of the moon for this moon--to the nrst quarter phase-occurs tonight be- tween ii and l2 midnight, standard time. ft's the third such favorable weather omen this month. June should close in . burst of glory; maybe few local showers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-23

A. In 1885, the world potato crop amounted to 220 million long tons, which is believed to be the largest.
 e Is the nations trafiic toll go- ing up or down? A, In March, 1889, there was a lz per cent reduction in motor vehicle deaths over March. 1888. e. What is the origin and mean- ing of the name Zinserf A. It is a German surname, de- rived from an office, that of rent or tithe collector. @. Do the waters of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans mingle directly in the Panama Canal?
 A. No, because the locks are fed by fresh water from a higher level which flows into the nearest ocean where the lower locks are opened.
 @. Do mud wasps sting human beings?
 A. Yes.
 @. Where may I obtain general information about the number of deferments and exemptions from the draft made during the World war? A. Send self addressed, stamped envelope to our Service Bureau. 1913 Thirteenth street, Washington, D. c. Ask for: Exemptions in World War;
 e. How many public high schools exclusively for Negroes, are in the United States? A. Twenty years ago there were GA public high schools for Negroes, and in 1885 the number had in- creased to 2,305. i @. Is the Inland Waterways cor- poration supported by appropria- tions from congress? A. It is self-supporting. If you want a copy of our book let "MOTOR LAWS OF THE STATES" send to the Waterbury Democrats Washington Bureau, 1913 Thirteenth St., Washington, ID. c. Enclose 10 cents in postage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-23

they call it, but one wag calls it Paris -a- pop- pin", because it is just as gay and noisy, if not as spon- taneous, as the ether one. Its daffness would be certified by any lunacy com mission because this was put on
 under the su- pervisory ye s of Ole Olsen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-23
nRoApwAY To HOLLYWOOD

Frank shannon. today appearing in an important role in Paramount's Heaven on q Shoestring." with Pat | C'Brion, olympe Bradna and Roland
 Young. created the role of Matt Burke" in the Broadway production | of "Anna ohristic."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-23
In New York
Bx GEORGE ROSS

New York. June 23--As if there isn't enough Hellzapoppin" on Broadway, the boys Gin this case, the Bros. Shubert) have just lighted the fuse of a new musical explosion. '"rhe Streets of Paris"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-23

edition of the councils summary. Accident Facts" that if the fatal accident rate per million miles If travel had been as high in 1p3o ss it was in 1925. the death total lnsf year would have been i6600 more than that actually recorded
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-23
Washington Merry Go-Round 3
DIRE W PEARSON ROBERT s. ALLEN
WASHINGTON. June 2

 putting Jones get his ban so % nc
  years credit whereas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-23
A Thought for Today

For whOsoever shall give you cup of water to drink in my name, because ye belong to Christi veriIy I say unto you, he shall not lose his re- ward-Mark 9:41.
 Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together.-Goethe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-23
Questions
 and Answers
ay RRRpERICK 0. KERhY


 Enclose . three-eent stamp for reply when addressing any ques- Eion of fact or information Co the Waterbury Democrats Service Bu. reau ct Washington. Legal ana medical advice cannot be e1ven' nor can extended research pc uns dertakan. Be sure an mail Q %. dressed Co the WATERBURY DEMOCRATS SERVICE BU- REAU. lOl? thirteenth Street. " " THE EDITOR
 a Is there a cement for broken zinc ornaments?
 A. Water glass (sodium silicateI with fine whiting and impure zinc (zinc gray) stirred in, is excellent Ior the purpose, and takes high polish. O. Are washington and the Dis- trict of Columbia coterminous?
 A. Legally the city of Washing ion and the District of Columbia oc- cupy the same area. The city IS not independently incorporated and it has no boundaries which are not also the Boundaries of the district.
 @. What is the largest agricultural crop of any single commodity that has ever been grown in the world m one year?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-23
eHIGHLlGHTS FROM LATEST BOOKS
New Light on Spy of Revolution

New Light on Spy
 of Revolution
 How Washington developed a
 highly efficient secret service,
 from members of Americas
 leading families, is told in the
 book, General Washington's
 Spies" by Morton Pennypacker
 (Long Island Historical Soci-
 ety: $3.50). Most of this mate-
 rial, hidden 150 years, has only
 now been recovered in old
 letters. Excerpted here is the
 story of the first spy, Nathan
 Hale.
 The retreat of the American army from Long Island had been satis- factorily accomplished, but the of- ficers found themselves in most perilous condition when on Sept. 2, 1776, Washington called a council of war to consider the important question; Should they defend or abandon New York? At another council on the 18th, it was decided to move to, position on Harlem Heights leaving guard of 400O men under General Putnam in the city, with others to follow if neces- sary. On the 14th, Washington made his headquarters at the house of Robert Murray, father of Lindley Murray the grammarian ..
 Washington, in his perplexity, called another council of war at Murray's. He told his officers that he could not procure the least in- formation concerning the inten- tions of the enemy, and again asked, What shall be done? It was resolved to send competent person in disguise, into the British camps on Long Island to unveil the momentouS secret. It needed cae skilled in military and scien- tific knowledge; man possessed of a quick eye, a cool head, un- fiinching courage: tact, caution and sagacity - man on whose judgment and fidelity implicit re- liance might be placed.
 Washington sent for Lieutenant- Colonel Knowlton and asked him to find a man for the service Knowlton summoned Q number of officers to a conference at his quarters and after explaining the service required called for volun- teers. Late in the conference when it seemed he would not find @ man competent and willing to undertake the perilous mission "a young ofilcer appeared, pale from the effects of recent severe sickness. Knowlton repeated the invitation, when, almost immedi- ately, the voice of the young sol- dier was heard uttering the mo- mentous words, I will undertake itr It was the voice of Captai, Nathan Hale"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-23
What's s Your l. O?

Can you answer seven or these test questions? Turn to last page for the answers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-23

roDAY's COMMON ERROR
 Do not say, "He sat in the lgubernatorial chair; say,
 "governor's chair"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-23

@. Is the Inland Waterways cor- poration supported by appropria- tions from congress?
 A. It is self-supporting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-23

Copyright, 1889, by United Featur,
 Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1939-12-02
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-08-17

fitted up one of the finest lodge
rooms IN the state. During the
past year they have placed new
upholstered chairs, caLopies, and
other types of ornamentation in
the Odd Fellows hall at a cost
of several hundred dollars. Mrs.
T. F. Marsh, who has been noble
grand of the state, is the leader
in the work, and she is seconded
by such ladies as Mrs. J. w. Fer
ris, Mrs. c. D. Thompson, Mrs.
J. E. Moon, Mrs. C. E. Mckay,
Mrs. S.. S. Goodrich, Mrs. F. M.
Birkenmeyer, Miss Julia Litcht-
Warck, and others equally prom
inent. 1t meets every Wednes-
day evening and carries on the
work of initiation very success
fully.
The local musical club is COM
posed of a large number of clev-
er lady vocalistS, among them
being Mrs. F. w. Philbrick, Mrs,
N. ". r. Hunter, Mrs. j. P.
Cooper, Miss Carrie Isham, Miss
Myrtle March, all of whom fire.
quently sing for charity. Mrs. N
v. R. Hunter held the proud
position during the early days OF
the city, and is still an active
musician.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-08-17
mrs. G. COREY
DIED THURSDAY
MORTON WOMAN RITES
HELD SUNDAY, WAS
MOTHER OF THREE

Morton-Funeral services were
held Sunday for Mrs. George
Corey, 81, who died at her home
Thursday night.
At her bedside were her hus-
band, son and daughter-in-law,
her two sisters who cared for her
during her illness, and her broth
er Gilbert Of Redwood Falls.
Rev. w. A. Pringle who baptiz-
ed her conducted services at the
Methodist church of which she
was a member. Interment was in
the family lot at Olivia cemetery.
Pail bearers were Louis B.
Brown, Glenn Jennings, Ernest
Lindeman, Harry Hale, Ernest
Smith and Harold Smith, ali
members OF I.O.O.F. lodge.
Emma Mary Carruth, daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Carruth, was born at Elma, On
tario January 9, 1872. February
"a, 1898 she was married to Geo.
rye D. Corey at Beaver Falls.
Three sons were born to them, one
son Walter preceding her in death.
For 26 years she lived in Mon
tevideo where she was an active
member of Rebekah and Royal
Neighbor lodges. She is P. NJ c..
of camp Release Rebekah lodge
number SIS and Past Oracle of
Diamond Willow camp, 1852.
Ten years ago with her husband
and son, Chester she moved to
Morton.
She leaves her husband, sons,
Arthur of Oak Park, Illinois,
Chester of Morton; two sisters,
Jennie J. Carruth of Redwood
Falls and Mrs. Anna Ahrens of
Morton; two brothers, Gilbert of
Redwood Falls and John L. Car
ruth of Montevideo.
Those from a distance who at
tended the rites were Mr.. and
Mrs. Corey of Oak Park, Gilbert
and Jennie Carruth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claire Carruth, Mrs. Ida Carruth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Carruth, Mr..
and Mrs. Rudy Wagner, Mrs. Tom
Holden, Mrs. Bertha Arnold, AL
bert Wadsworth, Charley Wal
deck, George Shardlow and Fred
Aitchison, all of Montevideo; Mrs
j. r. Holden and son Arthur of
Excelsior, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ell
Ter and Betty Ann Okins of Nor
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Clifford
and Merle of Delano, Mr.. and Mrs.
Redwood Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
M. Lund of Appleton, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Bergiund of Lac Qui Parle
and Albert Carruth of Danvers.
Glenn Jennings and Vernice of
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-08-17
Aug. II "a 81
ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETI-
TON TO SELL REAL ESTATE

State of Minnesota, County of Red
wood SIS. In Probate Court
In Re Estate of Mary Z. Newcom-
er, Decedent.
The representative of said estate
having filed herein a petition to sell
certain real estate described in said
petition;
1T is ORDERED. That the hearing
thereof be had on September Sth, 1888,
at IL o'clock a. M, before this Court
in the probate court room in the court
house in Redwood Falls, Minnesota,
and that notice hereof be given by
publication of this order in the Red
wood Gazette and by mailed notice as
provided by law.
Dated August Is, 1899.
probate Court SeaD
ROBERT V. OCHS,
Probate Judge
HERBERT H. HOAR.
Glencoe, Mimi.
Attorney for Petitioner. S-3ts
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-08-17

The first music camp in the
south has been opened at Blue
Ridge N. c. Boys and girls of high
school and college age are study
ing under band and orchestra
leaders.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-08-17

To dispel the idea that potatoes
are fattening, eight members c.
the British Women's League Of
Health and Beauty, all potato al
diets, set out on a tour of seaside
towns.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-08-17
CALL FOR BIDS

The Morgan Cooperative Creamery
will receive bids up to August 26,
1929 at 8 p. m. for labor for painting
the creamery two coats, interior and
exterior. The board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. Job to be
completed by September 20.
F. E. CROKER,
SITS Secretary
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-16

vilag bojkottjat, hanem a vi
lag reszvetet erdemli.
Tudnunk kell, mikor ezt a
munkat felvessziik, hogy
amennyire a Magyarorszag ell
len esetleg megindulo idegen-
kedest, esetleges gyuloletet
csokkentjiik, nemcsak a ma
gyar nemzetet, hanem onma-
gunkat is szolgaljuk.
Mert XII tagadhatna, hogy a
Nemetorszag elleni gyulolet-
mex lassan aldozataiva valtak
azok a nemet-amerikaiak, akik
pedig egyaltalan mem rajonga-
max Hitlerert, vagy azert, ami
a sziil6foldjikon tortenik.
Magyar-Amerikdnak slrg6-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-16
AZ ASSzONY VERvE 10?

xix magyarazni meltoztatik.
Ime latjuk, hogy ugyanazon
a napon, ugyanabban az igy-
ben ket biro milyen hornlok-
egyenest ellenkezo velemeny-
nyel volt a torvenyr6l.
Mrs. Kuhar ma szabad lem
ne, ha mem Finnegan, hanem
Nelson biro lett volna a soros,
mikor az ugyet targyalasra
felhivtak es viszont Mrs. BIZ
shop csupan annak koszonhe-
ii szabadsagat, hogy mem
keriilt Finnegan biro ele.
Mi mem kivanunk b01cseb-
bek lenni a biroknal es mem
szeretnenk a ket itelet kozt a
dontesert a felel6sseoet val
lalni.
AIT hisszIk ugyanis, hogy
egy pofon mem ''kegyetlenseg"
minden esetben, viszont AIT
tudjuk, hogy semmi sziikseg
az asszonyt pofozni.
Mi csupan csak egy eset-
ben tudnank ezekben a dol
gokban becsiiletesen itelni.
Ha egy par feleseg nehany
pofont lekenne a F'innegan
biro arcara exert dontesert,
mi a pofozkodo asszonyokat
nem lennenk hajlandok ell
csukni.
Vegre ha a biro ur szerint
az asszonyok a pofonokat
olyan konnyen ell tudjak vi
selni, hogy szerinte jo es
egeszseges dolog lenne tobb
pofont kenni az arcukra, ak
kor az eros ferfi, Finnegan BIZ
ro ur bizonyara meg kevesebb
fajdalommal tudna abbol egy-
nehanyat atvenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-16

oCW SSCfCSShCUHt NEIL, UOyy
eseket a celobat cleric.
Surgosen naggya, crosse kell
tenni az Amerikai Magyar
Szovetseget, amely ilyen al
lando munkara alkalmas.
EUensege MGgyar-Anerikd-
nak, aki odadH a magyar egy-
seq utjdba.
A magyar egyseg ellensegei-
mex tires kifogasait fel kell
vegre ismerniink.
Mem jo ITALIAN az Amerikai
Magyar Sz0vetseg?
TeSSek csdtlakOsni es tessek
be16le jobbat csindl1ai!
Mem szimpatikusok talan
azok, a1zik ma a szovetseget
szolgaljak?
Tessek csatlakozni es kicse-
relni mindazokat, akiknel al
kalmasabb egyeneket kell vagy
lehet talalni az egyes posi-
tokra.
Akik a Sz0vetseg iigyet fel-
vetettek, azok kozt egyetlen
egy ember mines, hogy kozki-
vanatra egy szora felre ne
alma es a helyet at mem adna
alkalmasabb embernek.
HalgasSon Ell vegre az a
hasugsdg is, hogy sok mos-
galonnaol az anaerikai magya-
rokat "becsaptdk''.
Ez mem igaz!
Inkabb ITALIAN azok csalod-
tax, akik johiszemiien es az
amerikai magyarsagban bizva
a multban is probalkoztak
ilyen termeszetu mozgalmak-
kal.
A "becSapdS" nai1dig asok-
max q resser6l t0rtent, akik
dlland6a1a est a gyanut akar-
jdk beleUin71i n,inden megta-
dul6 magyar megnaosduldsba,
Soha ilyen kozos megmoz-
dulason penzek ell mem sikkad-
tax, soha ilyen k0z0s meg
mozdulassal komolyabban visz-
sza mem eltek.
Csak egg tdborban!
Asoknak a tdbordba1, atik
Magyar-Amerikdt n1indig a
v0r0s ingovdnyra csdbitottdk,
S akik MINDIG elssdn1olatla-
nul herddltdE ell, amt a Ee-
seikre rdbistak.
AEiE Magydr-AmeTikdt tiSs-
teSSegeSen ssOlgdl71i akGrjdE,
asok mem kifogdsokat, mem
irugyeket tognak a sserves-
Eedes ellen kereS11i.
Hanem igyekeznek a kozos-
seq gondolatat szolgalni, S
csak akkor fogjdk a ssdjukat
panassra emel1ai, ha at ldt-
jdk, hogy BELUL mem adnak
nekik alEalnaat rd, hogy a
t6bbseg elgoadoldsai sserint a
magyar egys6g ugyet igasdn
ssozgdJdk.
Mert akik KIVULR0L be-
sselnek, asoknak a j6hissen1I-
s6get Magyar-Anerika joggal
voaja ketsegbe.
Es ha ezeknek a valsagos
idoknek a baljoslatai beval-
max, S Magyar-Amerika ismet
kesziiletleniil lesz kenytelen
"hiisegligakat" csinalni, a fe-
lel6sseget a KIVULR6L kriti-
sdl6 egyenekaek kel1 Diselni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-16
SzECET SzECERT

Daniaval az Egyesult Ala
moknak soha mem volt semmi
baja, sot meg olyan ugye sem,
ami szora lett volna erdemes.
Talan exert probalkozott Roose
velt eln0k azzal, hogy az elso
amerikai moi kovetet eppen
Daniaba kildje, abban a tu-
datban, hogy oft ugy Sc zavar-
hat sok vizet.
A nehai nagy demokrata
William Jennings Bryan lanya
lett a kivalasztott es az elso
proba gyengen sikerult. A moi
k0vet ugyan mem kovetett ell
semmi hibat, csak eppen fele-
segiil ment egy dan urhoz es
ennek kovetkezteben lie kellett
hogy mondjon koveti allasarol.
EFT az igazan baratsagos vi
szonyt csak 1933-ban zavarta
meg kisse az, hogy Amerika
letert az arany alaprol es be-
jelentette a vilagnak, hogy bar
bizonyos kotelezettsegei arany-
penzre szolnak, azokat a jovo-
ben csupan papiros bankokkal
fogja bevaltani.
A jomodu danoknak, akilz
sep 0sszegeket fektettek anne
rikai arany ertekii kotvenyek-
be, ez egy cseppet sem tetszett,
de mem szoltak semmit, hanem
vartak a kedvezo alkalomra,
amikor szeget-szeggel fizethet-
mex viSSza.
Ez az alkalom most erkezett
ell. Dania 1925-ben harminc0t
millio es 1928-ban otvenot mil
lio dollar kolcsont vett fel az
Egyesult Allamokban es azok-
rol aranyra szolo kotvenyeket
adott. Most azonban, nikor a
fizetes hatarideje elerkezett, a
dan kormany kijelentette hogy
a kotvenyekert nem arannyal
hanem dan bankokkal fizet.
A k0lcs0nt folyoSito anne
rikai bankarok ez ellen tilta-
koztak es a dan birosagokhoz
fordultak. Dania legfelsobb bi-
rosaga azonban kimondta,
hogy annak az Amerikanak,
amely a maga arany ertekre
szolo kotvenyeit csak papiros-
sal valtja be, mines jussa ARA.
hogy mas orszagoktol arany-
ban valo fizetest k0veteljen.
A torolkozo tehat olyan lett,
mint amino a mosdo volt es
meg csak panaszkodni Sc lehet
miatta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-02-16
vARJUkk-E u HUSEGLIGARA?

(H. M.) Senkit ne ejtsen te-
vedesbe az a mu-larma, ami
Roosevelt kulpolitikaja korUl
viharZik.
Ha Europaban haboru lesz,
az Egyesult Allamok - on
vedelemb6l es szimpatiabol -.
szaz szazalekban az ugyneve-
zett "demokrata blokk" melle
all.
Es Europaban - sajnos -
a haboru minden lehetosege,
sot valoszinisege fennall, ha
mem ebben az evben, akkor a
jovore.
Megisn1etl6dik hdt az a sse-
rencsetle11 helyset, anaiben q
vildghdboru taldlt ben1,iinket,
hogy a Ssul6t0lddnk es a Ha-
sdnk ellenseges vissonyba ke-
rulnek egynadssal.
Gondol-e it ARA valaki kO-
zottunk, hogy ez esetben mi
lesz a sorsa az amerikai ma
gyarnak?
Latjak-e lit az emberek
hogy a turelmetlenseg ma sok
kal nagyobb, mint a vilagha-
boru el6tt volt, hogy a nemet.
gyiilolet ma sokkal egobb
mint mikor ez a nemzet ha,
borut uzent Nemetorszagnak?
Es tstIenul togja-e Uda7aa
Magyar-Amerika, hogy es d
gyul0let kiterjedjer1 mi rank
is?
Ha foglalkoznak ilyen gon'
dolatokkal es aggalyokkal az
amerikai magyarok es kil0,
nosen azok az emberek, akik
mex hivatasa az amerikai ma
gyar eletet vezetni, NIT szan
dekoznak tenni, hogy a var
hato surlodasokat keriiljuk?
Megvdrjuk-e ait a legutolst
percet, mikor az omerikai kor
nadny naegint 'Haseg-ligdt
parancsol esetleg n1inden "ba
rdtsdgos elIenseges" csoportra
hogy legyen egg sserOeset
anaelyep keresstdl elerhetnel
be7anI11Eet?
Vagy felismerjuk a nehe.
idok eshetosegeit es elore gon
doskodunk rola, hogy azol
kesziiletleniil ne erjenek ben
nunket?
Nemcsak a sajat erdekunk
rol es a sajat boriinkrol kel
idejeben gondoskodnunk, ha
mem arrol is, hogy Magyar
orszag es a magyar nemze
helyzetet felre ne ertsek.
Mdtol kesdve midep essk0s
es nainden pillanatot ARA kel
hassndlnunk, hogy az anne
rikai k0svelenaeny telvildgosi
tdsdvaI a magyarorssdgi ese
naeayek legnagyobb resseert
felel6sseget - Berlinre hd
ritsuE.
Meg ..-ell tudnia ennek ;
nemzetnek, hogy Sziilof0ldunl
tehetetleniil vergodik a nag,
nemet birodalom arnyekaban
es kenytelen alkalmazkodn
Hitlerhez. HOgy a Magyar
Orssdg07 dul6- teStverh1rcO1
nena a magyar 1aep lelkeb6
fakadtak.
Es hogy Magyarorszag ezel
ert az esemenyekert mem ;