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Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
Reds Won't Stop
Nazi Aggression

Soviet Premier Foreign Gommissar
Y. NJ MolotoV
These attempts were said To have
been fruitless. His most recent in
telVieW with Foreign Minister Sukru
Saracoglu was said To concern the
sale OF Turkish figs.
In the Turkish view the German
conference with Jugoslay diplomats
appears TO be part of a new Axis
sway. They thought that the visit
Of Gen. Francisco Franco might BE-
connected with this drive and that
Bulgarian statesmen shortly would
follow the Jugosiavs 10 Germany.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14

anese approachment.
Ichinomiya suggested a aon-ag-
gression pact because article fiVs
of the Berlin Tokyo mil.t@sE
alliance excludes Russia from 1t
puryieW.
Ichiaomiya said that in view q
strained Japanese American reis-
tions the security of Japan's nof-
thern defenses was particularly i'm
portant.
M tsueka said that misgiVingj
regarding clauses barring German
and Italian aid TO Japan in event
of 2 Russo-Japanese war were un-
derstandable but he said that when
it was formulated article five en-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
RUMANTA COMMERCIAL
RELATIONS SEVERED

LONDON, Feb. Il. up Britain
has severed commercial as well As
diplomatic relations with Rumania
the board of trade announced to-
day. The provisions of the trad
ing with the enemy act apply To
RUmania, similar to other enemy
territory the board said
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14

70 Gasoline that gives you
better, smoother performance;
Triton Motor Oil, the loo%
PURE paraffin-base oil that en-
ables the engine of your car to
reduce carbon left by other
oils, changes PING to PURR;
Stop-Wear Lubrication, and
Firestone tires, tubes, batteries
and spark plugs. When your car
is fabricated the Stop-Wear way
you can feel the difference. To
keep your car in tip-top condi-
ton all the time, let the Union
Minute Men take care Oft.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14

4TH & MAIN SITS.

In other words, they give you
service TO fit your schedule. We
can't tell you more, without
showingyou how theywork. But
ifyou think there's nothing new
in service-try the Union Min
ute Men!
EVERYTHING YOUR CAR NEEDS
With one stop at your new
Union Service station you can
get complete service-washing,
polishing, gas, oil, fabrication,
tires, batteries and a wide as
sortment of automotive and
household accessories. There's
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
If yon think there's nothing

If yon think there's nothing
netV in serpice-
try The Union Minute Men!
Union Minute Men are fastl
They'll rush you right through
if you're in hurry. But they're
also thorough. They'll give your
car a complete going over If
you have the time. No irritat-
ing delays when you're late for
an appointment. No half
cleaned windshields when you
want your car TO look its best.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-14
81 KILLED

BERLIN, FEB. IA CUPJ - The
Newspaper Hannoverscher Anzeiger
SAID today that 81 persons were
Killed, 80 Woundedd and am un-
known number listed as missing
as result of British air raids on
Hanover Monday night.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31
Triaing Wounds Cause
Serious Infections

Nine out of every ten cases Of
serious infection spring from in
juries SO small that they seem too
unimportant to warrant medical at
tention, Lois Mattox Miller, New
York, warns in Hygeia, The Health
Magazine.
every year." she says, largely
as a result of inattention to pin
pricks, trivial cuts and scratches,
splinters that hardly hurt, thou
sands of Americans lose their lives,
and thousands more lose hands,
legs, arms or fingers"
If proper precautions are taken,
the great majority of such infections
can be prevented, the author says.
She offers these suggestions:
Respect any break in the skin,
and close the door to bacterial in
lection as soon as possible.
"There are many disinfectants.
One of the best, if the bruise is
not too extensive, is tincture Of
iodine. Choose the antiseptics well,
but avoid the use Of ineffective prep
arations and mouth washes. It
should be remembered, however,
that the antiseptic treatment is new
er 100 per cent effective, and if there
is not prompt healing Of the wound,
a physician should be advised i'm
mediately."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31
OPEN SEASON FOR HUNTING
WILD WATERFOWL ON THR !.
sUsQUEHANNA FLATS

Federal regulations provide an
open season ON wild waterfowl Mo-
vember 2 to December 81. The laws
of this State prohibit hunting on
Sunday, therefore, the season will
open on all other watered areas Of
Maryland, except on the Susquehan-
ma Flats, on Monday, November 8.
Section 81 of Chapter S78, Acts
of 1941, provide 1t to be unlawful to
hanna Flats except on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday of each week
during the open seasn. It further
provides it to be unlawful to have
any bushwhack rig on the Susque-
hanna Flats for the purpose of gum
ming on any other days i'm the week.
The Susquehanna Flats include
all that portion of the Chesapeake
Bay and tributaries lying south of a
line drawn east from Concord Light
house in Hartford County to Carpen-
ter's Point on the western shore of
Cecil County, and north of a line be-
ginning at the Lighthouse on Turk
|
westerly to point one-half a mile
north of the, northerly part of
Spesutia Island, thence continuing
said line still westward but at no
time appearing more than one-half
mile from the northern end of said
Island and the adjacent mainland
until it reaches the Hartford County
shore at or near Darlington.
Within the boundaries of this line
lies the Susquehanna Flats and ON
August IS, 1927, the Attorney Gen.
eral of Maryland ruled that the
North East River, tributary of the
Chesapeake Bay lying north of Turk
ey Point, was included within the
boundaries of the Susquehanna
Flats. Therefore, it is unlawful to
hunt wild waterfowl on the waters
of the Chesaeake Bay within these
lines or on the waters of the North
East River except on Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday during the legal
open season. This applies to sneak
boat rigs and to stationary duck
blinds located on shore and ON the
waters; but would not apply to duck
blinds located on shore or ON water
outside of the boundary of the Sus-
quehanna Flats.
No hunting allowed at any time
on the Wild Waterfowl Sanctury
located on the Susquehanna Flats.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

Everlasting Punishment" will
be the subject of the Lesson-Sermon
in all Churches of Christ, Scientist,
on Sunday, November 2.
The Golden Text will be from Pro-
verbs 4:34, righteousness exalteth
a nation; but sin is a reproach to
any people,.
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon will be the fol-
lowing from the Bible, Jer. 2:19:
Thine own wickedness shall cor
rect thee, and thy backslidings shall
reprove thee; know therefore and
see that 1T is an evil thing and Bit
ter; that thou hast forsaken the
Lord thy God, and that my fear is
not in thee, saith the Lord of hosts.
The Lesson-Sermon also will in
clude passages from the Christian
Science textbook, Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures,
by Mary Baker Eddy, among which
is the following, page 10, "Do you
ask wisdom to be merciful, and not
to punish sin Then I'VE ask amiss".
Without punishment, sin would
multiply.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31
Red Cross, OCD
Look to Volunteers
For Civil Defense

washington, ID. G. - To the cues
ton, What can I do for America 2"
the Red Cross Is providing an answer
for hundreds of thousands of men and
women who want to do their part on
the civilian defense front.
For women, the Red Cross 10 pro-
viding an s0-hour training course to
recruit a corps Of 100000 Nurses
Aides. It Is the Red Cross newest
project, undertaken at the request of
the U. 8. Office Of Civilian Defense to
relieve the current pressure on nurs-
ing facilities.
With thousands Of nurses being
taken into military service with our
armed forces, civilian nursing has suf-
fered direct blow, the Red Cross
points out. Moreover, the defense pro-
gram has created additional health
problems which has heightened the
need for civilian nursing.
Red Cross Nurses Aides will serve
as assistants to registered nurses, per.
forming scores of important duties
which will enable nurses to care for
more cases. The Red Cross stresses
that Nurses Aides will not take the
place Of the registered nurse, but will
serve in an auxiliary capacity.
On the more dramatic side of civilian
defense. the Red Cross is gearing its
far-fung disaster fighting machine to
handle mass feeding, housing and
clothing Of exacuees under wartime
conditions. In cooperation with the
Office Of Civilian Defense, chapters
are strengthening disaster relief com.
mittees to cope with man-made disas-
ter much on the same scale as relief
operations following natural catastro-
phe. Organization along these lines
include preparedness measures for
fires, explosions and epidemics which
may be expected to result from accel-
Grated Industrial activity incident to
national defense or sabotage.
Strictly as a precautionary measure,
the Red Cross Is devising means Of
confronting emergency relief in the
event of sporadic air or sea attacks,
considered conceivable hazards in
some coastal and boundary areas.
The need for First Aid in civilian
defense has not been neglected by the
Red Cross. Last year nearly 100000
were trained in emergency treatment
Of the injured. This year the figure
Is expected to go much higher with
special emphasis being placed on the
formation Of detachments which would
serve as units in factories, Office build
ings, schools and other places where
persons are concentrated.
Red Cross courses in Home Nursing
and In Nutrition also are being ex-
banded as feature of the civilian
defense program, 1t was pointed out.
Mounting health hazards and the short
age of civilian nurses may at any time
obligate the housewife-or even the
man Of the house-to assist in caring
for the sick. Likewise, the Red Cross
is placing greater emphasis on Nutri-
ton courses designed to teach house.
holders the art Of purchasing and pre-
pairing well-balanced meals within the
range of the family pocketbook.
-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31
NEWS In THE WORLD OF
RELIGION
BY W. w. Reid

'The church needs to rethink and
restate the needs of men," believes
DR.. Edgar M. Wahlberg, pastor for
more than eleven years of Grace
Methodist Church, Denver, Colo.
until it has done this, it will be
jostled out of the way in these areas
by the onrush of movements that
crystalline those needs, give vital
ity to Communism and Facism in
Europe, and threaten similar pher
nomena in America. If democracy is
saved in America, the church must
take a hand. If it does, it will have
to know, perhaps not less about
God, but certainly more about mem.
DR.. Wahlberg's ministry is in Dem
ver's most congested and poverty
stricken district where 100000 per-
sons live within few blocks.
Following the experimental work
of Doctors Collier and Mexican, in
the noted Presbyterian Leper Asy-
lum in Thailand (Siam), in which
they appear, to have demonstrated
that the ordinary diphtheria toxoid
is also specific for leprosy-at
least in its earsiest stages--the Rev.
George w. Harley, M. D., superin-
tendent of the Ganta (Methodist)
Mission in the interior of Liberia,
has begun toxoid treatment of a
group of lepers in the colony he
conducts there. A large number of
other American medical mission
aries in Africa, in the territories
where leprosy is most pronounced,
have also undertaken to experiment
with the new remedy. The course Of
injections is given in addition to
the regular chaolmoogra oil treat
ment--hitherto the best available
secific for the disease.
More than any other Protestant
church in the United States the
Lutherans have developed broad
casting as means of spreading the
Gospel message in this country. Luz
theran ministers in scores of centers
broadcast ON Sunday and during
the week, and their messages are
received in some of the most mac
cessible rural places as well as in
the. cities. Now the Lutheran Lay
mems League has signed a contract
with the Pan-American Broadcasting
Company which will carry the
Lutheran Hour" to So important
stations in as many centers in South
and Central America during twenty
six consecutive Sundays. Each sta
ton will broadcast the program in
Spanish, and number will also re-
lease it in English.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31
Pottery Ancient Art

The making OF pottery Is the old
est Of the arts known to man, &C
cording to one authority. When pre-
historic man learned to mold crude
vessels Of clay and bake them hard
in the fire he put savagery behind
him and rose one long step In the
slow advance. Most Of the knowl-
edge the world has gained concern
ing prehistoric people has been gath
cred through a study Of the pottery
they left behind them In caves,
graves and upon the plains and des-
erts.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31
PLACED ON HONOR ROLL

Harry H. Purnell, Of Elkton, who
has been in the employ of the Penn
sylvania Railroad at Elkton for the
past 40 years, was retired last week
and placed on the company's honor
roll with a pension. Mr.. Purnell
went to work in the freight depot at
Elkton before he was Fl years Of
age and has been there continuously
since that time,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31
INDIAN COUPLE MARRIED
AT ELKTON

Aurelius Piper, aged &c years, Of
Bridgeprt, Conn, and Vitalias Ro-
mindazia, aged 20 years, of Wyan-
danch, Long Island, N. Y, two full
blooded Oklahoma Indians, were
married at Elkton Saturday morn
ing, Oct. IL, by Rev. d. M. Collins,
pastor of Providence Methodist
church. After returning to Bridge
port, the couple were remarked by
the Indian ceremony.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31
SPOKE BEFORE HYTHEHAM
CLUB

DR.. Esther G. Crooks, Professor OF
Spanish at Goucher College, Balti-
more, and Miss Carmen Madrigal. Of
Costa Rica, were the speakers at the
Hytheham Club Institute. held In
Washington Hall, Port Deposit, ON
Tuesday afternoon, October 81, un-
der the auspices of the Hytheham
Club of Port Deposit, the Woman's
Club of Elkton. and the Civic Club
of Chesapeake City. The program
began at $3.50.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31
GOVERNOR WILL SPEAK AT
PERRYVHLE

Gov. Herbert r. O'Conor has ac-
cepted an invitation to speak at the
annual Armistice day banquet OF
Susquehanna Post, American Le-
gion, of Perryville, to be held Mon
day evening, November 10. The ban
quet will be held at the Legion
Home in Perryville.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31
WILMINGTON SOCIETY OF
FINE ARTS

October 10 to November 16---
fifteenth annual show of work by
pupils in the Art Glasses Of the Will
mington Elementary and Second
airy Public. Schools, the State and
special District Schools of Delaware
and the Private Schools Of Will
mington and the State. Park Drive,
Woealawu Ave-, Wilmington, Del
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31

When a woman is unable to go
shopping she calls on a neighbor
and they talk shop.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31

Freedom is like money. We want
it ourselves but we hate to see the
wrong people have too darned much
Of 1t.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31

Then again, the little Red Hen
might give Washington some point
ers on shell production.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31

1t takes a featherweight wife to
make the heavyweight husband
shake in his shoes.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31

Never put OF until tomorrow
what you can do today--and tomor-
row you win wish you had done the
other thing.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31

Maybe more people die of heart
trouble because more survive other
diseases that cripple the heart.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31

A friendly nation Is one we feel
free to cripple by trying to appeass
its enemies.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31

II q husband isn't affectionate. ha
10 brute: II he gets mushy. he Il
suspected Of being tight
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31

Some mon seem to be under the
Impression that lungs are brains !.
Us = r uss.s'. \ s;<ss-zsss>A'--
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-10-31
Margaret Morrison, C.S.
Of Chicago, Illinois

Member Of the Board of Lectureship OF
The Mother Church. The First Church OF
Christ, Scientist. In Boston, Massachusetts,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
OROSZ-JAPAN
MEGEGYEZES

Az azsiai mongol es mandzsu
teriilet hatarai koril alland6
volt a villongas az oroszok es
a japanok k0z0tt, s6t legut6bb
egy kisebb 0sszeitk0zes is volt,
amelynek soran mintegy husz
katona elesett.
A vitas hatarkerdesekben
most varatlanul megegyeztek
az oroszok es a japanok. A ha-
tarokat pontosan kijel0ltek es
azokat k0lcs0n0s jegyz6k0nyv-
be foglaltak, hogy a jovoben
(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalrol)
!semmi felreertes ne merilhes-
sen fel.
Ha a haboru a nazik ellen
fordulna, akkor az vi egyes-
seget tiszteletben fogjak tar
tani a japanok, de ha Hitler
tenyleg le tudja verni Sztalint,
akkor egyszeru papir rongy-
nal t0bbet mem er az, inert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
K0ZELEG
A FLU JARVANY

Az American Public Health
Association orszagos kola-
venciot tartott az AtlaI1ti
tenger partjan Atlantic City
varosaban es ezen nagyon
alapos orvostud6sok jelenr
tettek be, hogy jon mira ~
influenza jarvany.
Jon rohamlepesekkel IS,
semmivel Sc lesz enyhebb,
mint 1918-ban volt.
A tudosok megallapitasa
szerint az influenza elterje-
desehez bizonyos el6feltete-
lex sziksegesek, kiil0n0sen
szokatlan id6jaras Is ez az
esztend6 mindent megadott
a csiraknak, ami kifejl6de4
slikh0z sziikseges volt.
Jol teszi mindenki, ha sz&-
me. vet ezzel a joslassal Is
elokeszul a betegseg elleni
vedekezeSre.
Az orvosok a tanacSot Is
megadtak, hogyan kell e ve-
szelyes betegseg ellen ved&
kezni. Igen egyszeru:
Rogton agyba a beteg-
gel, anint a legkisebb foku
hules mutatkozik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
Az OROSZ HARCTER
ESEMENYEI

Isnet vegtenul ellentmon-
dok azok a jelentesek, amelyek
az orosz harcter felol erkez-
mex, de annyi bizonyos, hogy
nagyon komoly a helyzet.
Az oroszok maguk is ell
mondjak, hogy Moszkva ko-
rul minden kemeny ellenallas
dacara vegzetesnek latszanak
a nehezsegek. Honnan veszi a
nemet vezerkar az allando
utanpotlast, az mindenki elott
nagy rejtely. Az oroszok sze-
rint:
Az allando nyomas veg
telenul meger6s0d0tt Moszkva
k6rul. Most mar mem id6k0-
zonkent, hanem ejszaka ket-
szer-haromszor is ujabb es
ujabb rohamok indulnak a
hadallasok ellen. A katonak
egeszen frissek es mem tudni,
hogy honnan keriiltek el0re a
Moszkva elleni tamadas ujabb
rohamaira.
Ha Petrograd k0rul sziine-
tel is a hare, de a varos tel
iesen koriil van zarva es friss
nemet csapatok ext az ostrom-
zarat egyre ser6sebbe teszik.
Az orosz hadihaj6k ujra meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13

probaltak, hogy kitorjenek a
Balti Tengerre, de nem sike-
rult, inert az egesz kronstadti
kikot6 korul van zarva. Ia
madasok mem jonnek ugyan
az elzart varos ellen, de az
ehseg fokozodik es ez az, ami
re a nemet vezerkar kezdettol
fogva szamitott. Ehinseg Matt
meg kell adjak magukat a We
d6k. ,, -,
A magas eszaki reszeken
friss nemet es finn tamadas
indult meg Murmansk ellen,
inert a nazik vegleg el akar-
jak zarni ezt a kik0t6t az an
gol es amerikai segitseg el0l.
A vasuti vonal mar is Ell van
vagva tobb helyen es a muir
manski kikoto elesese nagy
nazi gy6zelmet jelentene.
A nagy nemet tamadas most
a krimeai felsziget birtokaert
folyik. Tagadhatatlan, hogy
oft a nazik sikereket ertek el.
A felsziget. yegs6 pontjaira
szoritottak vissza az orosz We
dc csapatokat. OFT vannak
azonban az eros vedelmi pom
tok, ahol a tamadas mem fog
rohamosan menni. el6re. /
Krimeaban, f6leg Sebastopol
ellen a roman csapatokat vo-
nultattak fel, de "a hatuk mo-
g0tt oft van egy csomo ne
met divizio es nagyon sok ro-
man katona eletebe fog most
kerulni az, hogy szovetseges
tarsak a nazikkal.
Ha Krimea felett ur lehet a
nazi hadsereg, akkor kezeben
vannak a vegtelen petroleum
forrasok es a Kaukazus is el
fog esni, inert nern lesz kell6
vedelme Sc oroszok, So ango-
lok reszer6l. III fA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
VI MAGYAR VICCLAP

November 15-en jelenik meg
Detroitban "Kis Dong6" neven
egy magyar nyelvi vicclap s
azontul minden h6napban ket-
seer es pedig Len es 15-en.
A lap amellett, hogy kitiin6
trefakat, mokas torteneteket S
az amerikai magyarsag elete-
ben elofordulo Wig t0rtenete-
ket fogja kozolni, minden sza-
maban magyar notak sz0veget
es kottajat is hozza.
A lap el6fizetesi ara egy ev-
re 2 dollar.
A "Kis Dongo' megrendel-
heto a kovetkez6 cirnen: KiS
Dongo, 1909 West jefferson
Ave, Detroit. Michigan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
MACY RORSZAC

kat Horthy Mikl6s taboraba.
Regi. t0bbsz0r sebesiilt, fa-
i radtn,vitezek oIyan lelkese-
8 dessef mentek, mintha ak
kOr kezd0d0tt volna a kato-
naeAet. Mem vartak zsOldot,
!. ellatast, elismerest. A ma
.gyar. 'nemzet erezte ezen a
napo- hogy a sorozatos
megalazasok pohara betelt
es ezutan mar csak jobb k0-
vetkezhetik. A magyar nem-
zet lelket vitte a magyar f6-
varOsba a nemzeti hadsereg
es remenyt ebresztett, visz-
szaadta a hitet: a haldokl6t
:. atsegitette a skrizisen -.
=, Ez az igazsag - es a te-
nyeken mem valtOztat az
sem, hegy a magyar nem-
yeti hadsereg Hitler gyalaza-
tOsan erOszakOs, rettentO
nyomasa k0vetkezteben oft
: yerzik a messZe ukrajnai,
/, havas, veres csatamez0k0n.
g AIT mondjak: vege min
dennek szOkOtt lenni. Lesz
tehat vege a mostani borzal-
mas halaltancnak is S XII
lathat belle a j0vendObe? A
magyar honvedseg kell hogy
felszabaduljon a nazi liderc-
nyomastol biztositani fogja
AIT a sulyt es jelent6seget,
amely megilleti maid a fig
getlen Magyarorszagot cs
szabad nepet a Karpat-me-
dence politikai es gazdasagi
j0vend0jenek vegs6 elrende-
zssenel!
VERHOVAY FIGYEL0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
HUSZONKET ,ESZTEND6-
VEL EZEL6TT, ,G,;, KS,


A j0v6 hetf6n huss!zonket-
tedik &vforduloja iesz annak,
hogy Horthy Mikl6s f6vezer
a magyar nernzeti hadsereg
ellen bevonult Budapestte. A
magyar t0rtenelem atelje-
gyezte ezt, az ~terniekezctes,
k0d0s, es6s, hideg novembe-
ri napot! :. 81 7 = I;
Huszonket esztend6 ~. !.
AZ ember eleteben >, talan
hosszu, Macy lido, de, egy
nemzet eleteben csak r.. egy
pillanat! Megis: mi minden
t0rtent ezen "pillanat'' alatt.
Huszonket evyel ezel6tt j. a
magyar nemzeti ! hadsereg-
mex csak a magja es a lei
Ike volt meg, de mindcn,, ami
a hadsereget harckepcssc te-
szi, fajdalmasan .es teljescn
hianyzott. A magyar neinzet
nyakan tilt a megszalld sro-
man hadsereg, m6g6tte'' volt
a minden katonasagtol ir-
tozo ket ,forradalom ts.. a
negy es feieves ,els6 vilag-
haboru. Elpusztult minhen,,
ami kat0nai szempontbt'
cricket jelentett. :. Mem volt
f0lszereles. :Halalbiintetesj
terhe alatt kellett beszolgaly
tatni a fegyvert, arnit Iaztan
a forradalmarok t0nkretet,
tex, vagy elloptak :. .css7sRuha
mar a haboru7 vegen sem
volt, ujat meg mem lel1etett
bevinni Magyarorszagba. Az
"emberanyag"s 'elcsigazott,
beteg, rosszul taplait, Min
denki vagy6dott: IA bake, az
otthOn utan. A magyar al
Iamkassza teljesen tires volt.
Az ellenseg minden magyar
megmoccanast riadt es: go
nosz ellenszenvvel kisert. A
"hatalmasokhOz' mem for
dulhatott. Legy6z0tt, kifosz-
tott, ajult, halalra itelt nep
volt a magyar huszonket
esztend0ve1 ezel0tt!a Megisj
megsziiletett a magyar nem-
yeti hadsereg! Ha t0Etennek
a tOrtenelemben csOdak, ak
kor az bizonyara azok k0ze
tart0zOtt :. !.
El6keriiltek a padlason ell
dugott Manlicherek, a fold.
beasott bajonettek. Az ASSOC.
nyok kivasaltak megfoltoz-..
tax az elnyiitt katonaruhat
es boldogan kiildtek a ferfia-;