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New Britain herald., 1921-09-01
WALK-OyER OUTING.
Members of Local Store Join Nearby
 City Brethren at Double Beach.

The local employees Of tho Walk Over store cavorted about Doublo Beach yesterday afternoon with broth CT and sister salesmen from New Ha- ven. Ha-tford. Waterbury, Meriden and Bridgeport. The afternoon was given over to athletics. In the baseball game the local team trimmed tho New Havenitea by tho score of 13 to 6. A good serious talk was listened to from Frank Packard. head of the sales de- partment of the Walk over company. so 'tis suid.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-01
DOG SAVES LIFE
Mountain;

Climber Falls Down Mountain; {;
 Breaks Legs: Gives Canine Message
 for Home and Aid Is Secured.
 Geneva, Sept. 1.-The intelligence of his setter dog saved the French Alpinist. Morel. from certain death, when the climber, descending Voiron's Mountain. 4,s75 feet. fell into a precipice. breaking both legs. The dog found its way down the precipice to his master who, unable to move, wrote a message to his wife in Crois-
New Britain herald., 1921-09-01
DIR. HENRY ARRIVES.

The duties of pr. J. G. Henry. who assumes the office of medical officer at the hospital today will be to supervise the work of the internes. not that of the practitioners. as was stated last evening. and in addition to cooperate with the medical pro- fession in its relation to the hospital
New Britain herald., 1921-09-01
10 MILLION INVOLVED.
Can Stabilize Currency With
 That Amount.

Guatemala City, via San Salvador, Sept. 1.-Negotiatons between the government and the national assembly are going forward for the purpose of giving the administration authority to import S10 .0O0. GOO which would be used in the establishment of a government bank and to stabilize current accounts The national assembly has been called into session to consider the problem.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-01

cite village and tied it to the dogs collar, telling him to go home.
 Six hours later help arrived and Morel was carried down the noun tain to the village, where a doctor was awaiting him. The dog con ducted the rescue party up and down the mountain.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-01
NORMALLY ED.

Paris, Sept. 1.-Jean Ghika. son of Prince Alexander Ghika of Ruma nia, was mor tally injured yesterday by fall while he was engaged in climbing mountain in the canton of Vanis, in the southwestern part of Switzer- land.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-01
ARGENTINA POSTAL RIGHTS.

Buenos Aires, Sept. 1.-Argentlna's proposition granting various countries freedom of action regarding postal rates between American nations has been ap- proved by the commission of the Pan- American postal congress in session here
New Britain herald., 1921-09-01
PLENTY OF COAL IN ALASKA.

Anchorage, Alaska. Sept. 1.-The governments Eska Creek coal mines will be closed part of the winter because of the large tonnage already stored for railroad operation. 1t was announced hero today.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-01

him out, then he got a job with the city and they chucked him out too." he replied
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03
REAL ESTATE REPORT

Ti.t of re,I o.,,io. colo. Goo .,r,,;,,
wor county CO., wool, crdinr M o.
fnrnishod h., ,r,nfta,naa C5,,,,, a..
sfr,cr con,any
Mary Tomck 10 Josenbinc T.ossin.
lots and 2. block "a. Two Rivers
Consideration. 5000
Manitowoc Turner Opera House Co.
to George Wits, lots and 2, block 27h
Manitowoc Consideration, $4,000.
Rudolph IIalIada TO August G wills.
mann, part lot 7, block !. Bohte's Add.
Two Rivers. Consideration. $3.50
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03
SGHUtZE IS LET GU

A. f. Schulze, who was recently ap-
pointed deputy revenue collector for
Manitowoc county, received notice
Monday from the state office at Mil
waukee that as a result Of the depart
ment lacking funds, the force in the
service would have to be cut from IS
to 20 per cent and that he was one of
the officers whose services would have
to be dispensed with. Mr. SchuIze
turned the office over to Deputy Col
lcctor Kennedy Of Milwaukee Monday
evening Mr. Kennedy is to remain in
Manitowoc until March l5.
Notification came from State Com
missioner Il. H. Burlingame, acting
commissioner at Milwaukee, who is
conducting the affairs of the Office re-
siyncd by Burt Williams. lie notified
Mr.. Schulze that instructions had come
from Washington from Commissioner
William NJ. Williamson, who stated
that there was a lack Of funds to con
tinue a full force and that the ranks
would have to be cut.
Mr. Schulze was one Of the latest
men to be appointed and consequently
is among the first TO be let out
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03
OLD SURVEY ERROR Al3.0

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03
STREET CAR DECISION

The state railroad commission has
decided the local street railway case
The three main points are:
l. Increase to 25 cents of the fare to
Two Rivers.
?. Denying the city's demand for an
extension of the line up to the hospital
section
3. Denying the company's request
for permission to abandon the city line
from Eighth and Huron streets to the
fair grounds
The passenger fare on the city line
remains at 6 cents All other rates are
raised For intermediate points be-
tween Manitowoc and Two Rivers the
fare is increased, based on mileage. 1t
is fifteen cents to the Lake Beach, or
Halfway House.
The freight, express and chartered
car rates are increased I6 per cent
All new rates go into effect at once.
We seem to remember hearing some
years ago that this company had no
franchise for transporting freight
through our streets and they certainly
have not acquired any since The de
cision makes the usual theoretical ana
lysis of the situation. Taking the com
missions valuation of the company's
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03
HONOR TO FORMER LOCAL DENTIST

Dr. H. L. Banzhafr, a former Mani
towoc dentist, who for some years has
been dean of the College of Dentistry
of Marquette university at Milwaukee
has accepted Positiea-~r- --I,usiness
manager of the university lie will de
vote an his time to the dental college
and his new duties.
The university has an ambitious
building program and President Moo
nan says that the need of a business
executive is imperative and that they
are fortunate to induce Dr. Banzhaff
to take the post.
DR. Banzhaff began the practice of
dentistry here at the age of q and
practiced here for sixteen years He
has now been connected with the den
tal college for eighteen years.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03
INTERESTING PARTITION SALE

One of the most interesting transac-
tions in sale of real estate in years
took place last Thursday when Sheriff
Schuettc sold an eighty-acrc tract Of
land in the town of Maple Grove, the
title of which records in the register of
deeds office is in the name Of the orig
nal owner, John Ryan, who entered it
from the government in pioneer days
ana died in 1861
Three generations have lived on this
place and died without The recording
Of any transfers of title by deed, will
or otherwise.
The third male occupant James
Ryan, a bachelor living alone, burned
to death with the building on the place
some four years ago
The original owner had three sons,
two Of whom went to Iowa many years
ago and prospered. The third son, Pat
rick, went into occupancy of this farm.
This occupant, Patrick Ryan, married
widow named Burns with two child
rem Patrick conveyed one of the two
forties to his wife, so that when the
two died one forty went to his six
children, and the other forty to the
children Of both
Several Of this third generation have
died leaving children Of the fourth gen
Grafton which, with the numerous de-
sccndants of the two sons Of the sec
ond generation scattered through sew
cral Western states, made a situation
which the circuit Judge declared to be
the most complicated affair of IFS kind
that ever came to his attention In a
case Ike this the court issued an order
fixing the fractional interests of the
parties and ordering that the land be
sold by the sheriff and the proceeds
divided among the persons concerned.
As the fractional interests appeared at
The sale by Sheriff Schuette large
number Of neighbors from Maple
Grove were present Several of them
made bids on the farm. II was knocked
down to Belle Ryan Of Milwaukee, who
is ono Of the persons entitled to share
in the distribution II brought S6,l25
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03
NEW KEEL LAID

Work was begun at the yards of the
ShipbuiIding corporation last week on
a new 2I2 foot boat for the American
Sand and Gravel company Of Chicago.
The boat viii be a sister ship to the
Hydro, sand sucker built for the
same owners shortly before the war
work came on The work will be hur-
ricd Ia AN carly completion. The new
ship is somewhat larger than the Hy-
GRO. It will he 2I2 feet over all, 40
feet beam and 90 feet deep with a ca
pacity of 1900 yards of sand. 1t will
he driven by a 75o Horsepower triple
expansion engine, with two submarine
boilers built by the hull builders here.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03
GANGSTER ESCAPED; RECAPTURED


Lawrence O'Donnell held at the
county jail for trial in circuit court
after pleading not guilty to. seven
counts including burglary and waving
examination last week escaped from
the county jail Friday night and was
taken again early Sunday morning at
the plant Of the Atwood Lime COM
pony at Rockwell, about six miles
northwest of the city.
Friday night police officer noticed
tracks in the new fallen snow leading
from the front door Of the sherif's
residence and aroused the sheriff and
O'Donnelrs escape was discovered, lie
had opened his cell door upstairs where
he was confined to prevent his com
municating with the rest of the gang in
the main cell room on the first floor
lie had then picked the lock leading
into the sherif's residence and had
gone out the front door like gentle
HI""' i"c O""So "'Sa" at "HNS' ii'7
track was found in the new snow and
1t was followed northwesterIy out OF
the city with several doubIngs on the
trail until it was lost near -Four Cor
ners. 1t was supposed that he had aid
from the outside as ii appeared to be
evident that he hao been supplied with
keys, The ana from the outside was
quite generally aScrbed to some high
er ups who are supposed to nave pur-
chased She liquors which ODonnelI is
alleged to nave stolen IN the long
series Of DufgIarieS the past months
ana VINO would nave strong incentive
TO heIp hm TO heIp themselves Inc
hunt went ON all DAY saturday ana
9'luF"aI h'EnI All Gay Pafues sc"ur-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03
ITEMS FROM THE PILOT FILES
FIFTY YEARS AGO

The most serious loss by fire we have
experienced for years took place this
morning between five and six o'clock.
The fire started near the roof in the
building occupied by John Gehbe as
cabinet shop and rapidly communicat-
ed to the buildings adjoining east oc-
cupied by the Pilot office, and then
west to The dwelling and office of DR..
Easton Mr. Gchbe is insured for ST.
600; Dr. Eastoo for $2,s0O, which will
not cover The losses of either The
Pilot was not insured, as we intended
to move within a month to another
building Our loss cannot be less than
$1,000.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03
FARM FOR SALE

so acres 10 the town OF Liberty, one
half mile north OF Pigeon Lake, with
Or without personal property. Nearly
all OF /; under cultivation; good build.
ings. Inquire of Mrs. Ellen Grove
Valders r. R.2, Wis. a
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03

Edgar w Nyc. better known as Bill
Nye, died at AshcsiIlc N. G., ON Sat
urday afternoon Mr.. Nye was raised
and educated in Wisconsin though
born in Maine IIe vas a humorist in
thc true sense Of lhe word, pcrceiying
The humor contained In a situation aud
expressing It in choice language though
~ an arrangement of words which
could not fail to excite the risibilities
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03
MarrlaQe License

The following marriage license has
been issued by the county clerk the
last week.
Alvin Kauter and Emma Duesing,
both of Manitowoc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03
BASKET BALL

There was another of those thrillers
last Saturday evening at the Orpheum
when the local Karstedts defeated the
crack professional Rocky Mountain
Champs Of Denver, 22 to 20. The
score was % to 20 when a Denver
guard threw a basket just as the
whistle blew ending the game. The
Denyeritcs claimed a tie, % to %, but
the referee ruled that the whistle
sounded before the ball left the play
er's hands and Manitowoc won by a
fraction Of a second 1t was nip and
tuck all the war through with the
locals leading ~ to IL at the half way.
The westerners who recently defeat
ed the former national champions at
New London said the Manitowoc team
had given them the hardest competi-
tion they have met on their trip.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03
PIONEER COURTS AND
LAWYERS OF hANITOWOC co.
Collections and ReC0IeCtiOns
BY j. S. ANDERSON
'Forsau ethaec olim meminiSse juvabit'
NUMBER Is
Henry Sibree.


D,,,ta..oa.,..yl | ~ -','''o,''
1soT ~ 1eas b. 'oo.,"''1' oo, u, .p"'Tu 80,
St,tos con,inn e,,, '',g ~ ~ I'M Wv ''''J'
,,boro ~, nI1au t..n.s. ~ Gu r,'l, ~ o''
Ioc,ted TLo hro,ro,. ,.,,, - -, y, -, =.
tbc nronoriro and ,,i,,nn - - :, =,
used in machine nrin,ing - ,,l,ao.'
and otl,or ori,t ,lan,r .g3 -.
iccs vore souchr IN ,o,.,n,I 80,
Durirg tbe ovcitor,o,,t f,IIo,,;u.. A.
discovery Of ooId IN CaIisan,t, ,,7 700
bc made d ro,,no d, ,I,at ,a,,.,,.,..a..
ipg rourd tbc Hon 5, t. ioz,
turned fo Now yorl- oit,, IL !.
founded cify cx,ross h,si,os. ,,.,,;a,,
was in existence nndor fho namo IS
Sibrce,s Fxpress for n,,,y ,.o,rs ,fto.
he left tbc nI,co
In 1883 he c,,ne lo ,r,n;,o,.o,
county. scptIinr in Eossru ,r,or, H.,
purchased p f,rm II. o,I,. ro,,.irod
ON ibc farm ,bopf f,o veor. ,,.h., -
disposed of If. and rc,novcd 10 fbo cit,.
of Manitowoc. where he ong,ged IN
the orain busircss with pc,e. 1ohr
slon for a short time He bcron the
study of law in thc intervals of busi-
ness and finally in 1894 o,forod tho
office of J. y. Markham esq with fbe
determination to enter tbc nrofcssion
Some time in 1865 he was admitted 70
practice and at once onened nm office
He was elected Justice of tbe peoce in
that var. and performed fbc duties of
that ofRc. In 1874. he formed n,rf-
ncrship with J, 6. Anderson. fbe firm,
being Sihrce & Anderson, which CON
tinucd about two wears. after which he
continued to practice alone
During the wears ls75-76 he held lbe
office of dist ,jcf aflorncv and woe
very competent official. In the first
period Of Mr.. Sbrcc's residence in
Manitowoc county, he was identified
with the Republican party and re-
NAMED with it, until ,he nomination Of
Horace Greeley, by the Democrats. in
1872 In that campaign he supportcd
Greeley on the stump, in several
speeches, and thereafter till his death
acted with the democratic party. He
was a very capable writer and an ex-
ccllcnt public speaker
During the long illness of Jcrc Grow
ley, and especially for a year previous
to the transfer of the PLAT Nv, hin, he
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03
County Patrolmen.

h+AAhF = NAhA HAAhAHaAAF
Section - Otto Schmeiser
Section l3 AIois Meyer,
Section Il VIM. Grotegut.
Section Is Peter Korlcsky.
Section 1G Dan Gallagher.
Section II Ernest VaIcske.
Section Is John Fischer.
Section 10 Michael Buckley.
Section 20 Joseph NJ Tislcr
Section 81
Section % Frank Strouf.
Section 23 Rudolph Kaufman
Section "a Herman Franz.
Section % Edward Bishop.
Section 2G Chas. Mcclure.
Section 27 James Roland.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03

Departed from this life after lin
gering illness at his residence in the
town Of Liberty ON The 22d day Of
February, Mr. Nathaniel Stewart,
aged G5 years.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03
State Patrolmen.

Section l, Highway Joseph
Schultz, Cleveland.
Section 2, Highway l7-Julius Sohn,
Mantowoc r. g.
Section 3, Highway Is Albert Sy-
dow Manitowoc, r. 5.
Section 4, Highway IS John Carr
Rccdsville.
Section 3, Highway l6-Adolpb
Kotchc
Section 6, Highway John Skwor
Maribcl
Section T. Highway l7-August
Demscin, Two Rivers, r. J.
Section 8, Highway ~ Charles
Schroeder, Two Rivers, r. l.
Section 9, Highway IS Henry Ju-
gcnheimer, Kiel, r. 2.
Section 10, Highway Sc Elmer
Tccsch, Manitowoc, r. A.
Section IL, Highway 5G Gust Fred
richs, Quarry
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-03
PATROL MEN APPOINTED

At the office OF County Highway
Commissioner Connell last Thursday,
fwenty-sevcn patrolmen were appoint
ed for the county roads for the season
opening April 1, 1921 Eleven will be
in charge of state trunk lines and six
teen are county men. The salary is
Sl60 per month for experienced men,
and Sl55 per month ror new men, who
will get a bonus of S5 per month if
they make good. The list is as follows:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-24
Hirek a SIT. Gyorgy
egyhaz korebol
Magyar gor.- .-kath. hitk0zseg.
Templom: 7O2 Mahoning Avenue.
Lelkeszi iroda: 815 Tod Avenue
Automatikus telefon: 2766.
Bell tel.:... -.
HUSVETI ISTENTISZTELETEK
SORRENDJE.
Marcus 25-en, Gyiimolcsolt6
Roldogasszony es NagYpentek.

Marcus 25-en, Gyiimolcsolto
Boldogasszony es Nagypentek.
Delel6tt 10-kor a Bold. Szuz tisz-
teletere Macy sz. mise vecser-
nyevel es sz. beszed. Este s orakor
Macy istentisztelet, sirbatetel es
scent beszed.
Eziden nagypentek marcus
25-re, vagyis Gy. @. Boldogasz-
zunk elo irasa szerint delelott 81.
ritkan szokott el0fordulni, egyha-
SONY iinnepere esven, mi nagy
Maria tiszteletet iinnepeljik es
delutan vegeztetnek a nagypen-
text sirbateteli szertartasok. E.
gyebirant eyes 81 nap szigoru boJt.
Marcus 26-an Nagyszombat.
Delelott S-kor Szentsegkltetel.
uaana gy6ntatas 10-ig. 1O-kor 81.
mise. Delutan videken a hus-
YETI etelek megszentelese. Este g.
llor eltamadasi iinnepelyes nagy
istenitisztelet, kozvetlen azutan a
helybeli hivek husveti eledeleinek
megszentelese.
Marcus 27-en Husvetvasarnap-
ian delel0tt 10-kor iinnepelyes
nagy sz. mise 81. beszed es OLAF
kenes. E napon gy6ntatas mines
Az istenitisztelet folyaman fog
max atvetetni jolelkii hiveknek
newell ellatott boritekba tett i'm
nepi adomanai,
Marcus 2S-an, hetfon, husvet
masodnapjandelelott 10-kor nagy
81. mise es marciut 29-en kedden,
husvet harmadnapjan reg. 9-kor
81. mise.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-24
Kulon adomanyok templom

Kilon adomanyok a templom
iavara: Harangra adakoZtak az
elmult vasarnap: Klraly lstvan es
osal. EAST Youngstown So, Szu-
jeta Janos Youngstown So. Ba-
ESQ J6zsef (Steelton) s., Bobls
Gy0rgy es csal. (Steelton) $5,
Nitro Mihaly es csal. (Steelton)
So, Medve Peter (Hubbard) S.,
Medve Tstvan (Hubbard) So,
Tauss Gyula 81, Pletenyik Janos
es csal (South Side) ministr. ru-
hara $S, Druga Mihaly es csal.
(Warren, o. husveti gyertyakra
s., 0zv. Szirokman Tstv-ne (Niles)
es Maticza Janosne (South Slde)
Silt oltarterit0kre, Matnza
Janosne meg kiil0n SIT arvakra
es Palk6 Janos so centet. Siroki
Mihaly gyiijtese Leetoniaban ha-
rangra $14 Adakoztak e celra:
Valenszki JOSEF $2-t, SIT ad
tax Katona GyHla, Nanasi Samuel,
Molnar Gyula, Molnar Lajos, Bu-
csela Janos, Csapevicz Andras,
Barna Laszlo, Zekany Janos, Va
sinszki Peter, Barna Andras, so
centet: 10th Janos es Liszan 10
zsef.
Kondas Andrasne East Youngs
town. SIT gyertyakra es SIT OIL
tarttakar6kra, Papp Andras
(Brier Hill) $2-t harangra es
Csengeri Lazar SIT.
Temetes. Az elmult penteken
temettiik tl hitkozsegiinknek
egyik buzg6 alapitotagjat, a mu-
csonyi (Borsod m.) szarmazasu
Palk6 Mibaly steeltoni lakost, aki
agyverzes k0vetkezteben barcius
9-en varatlanul elhunyt. A gyasz-
haznaI t0rtent beszenteles S a
templpmban lelkiiidveert bemuta-
tott sz. misealdozat utan meghato
szertartassal bucsuztattuk es XII
sertiik ell a Kalvaria temet0be a
Al ewes koraban lehunyt testve-
riinket. Halalat az o-hazaban
el6 felesegen es 3 gyermeken XII
viii lit is nagyszamu rokonsag Is
Palk6 lTanos 0cscse es csaladja
|gyaszoljak. Nyugodjek bekeben
| H0rcsik Mihalyne altal a sauth
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-24
MAHONING MEGYEI EGYHAZl HIREK

kor dacara a plebanos ellenkezo
tanacsanak es lebeszelesenek.
Dankovicstol leyelet kapott pie
banos, amelyben irja: Kelt Dios-
Gy6r febr. no loan. Dicsertessek
az Jezus Krisztus scent neve.
Szeretettel tisztelt es kedves Fo-
ur! Kivanom a jo Istentol, hogy
e par sor irasom a legjobb egesz-
segben talalja, olyanban, mint
nekiink van hala az Istennek.
Kedves Four, ne tessek haragud-
nj, hogy ilyssokara irok, de lit
egeszen maskep van az elet, mem
ugy, mint gondoltam elsobb.
Kedves Four, kerem, hallgassa
meg alazatos keresemet. Igen
Macy kivansagom van csaladom-
NAL egyitt, hogy tetszene kobe
iarni Zsirka Jozseffel, a sogorom
NAL es affidavitet kuldeni az en-
es csaladom reszere. Igen meg
szolgaTom a Fournak, ha vissza
mehetek, inert lit nyomortanya
az egesz orszag es siralom lit a
helyzet. Szoval meg jobban ell
fogom mondani, ha kisegit jo
listen. Kedves Four, en- igen meg
csalatkoztam azzal, hogy haza
j0ttem. De mem baj, inert ha meg
tetszik k0nyoriilni, akkor august
tusban egesz csaladommal vissza-
terek. Kedves Four, van nekem lit
Is hold f0ldem, sep hazam, 2
tehen, 10 es seeker. Keresek min
den honapban 1000 forintot, de
ez csak annyi lit, mint oft $1,000.
2.300 korona egy par csizma. Hat
hol van meg tobbi. Egy tehen
10000 korona. Elelmiszerhez
meg alig lehet jutni. Ha hozza
jut is valamely szegeny, falun
elveszik. Sok ilyet lehetne irni
de mem lehet.
Dankovics j6 ember volt, de
mem hallgatott papja szavara es
joakar6 tanacsara, mint sok any
nyi mas. Pedig a pap nep 0nzet-
len baratja. Es mindenki siran-
kozni fog meg, XII mem hallgat-
ia meg szavat. A plebanos meg
hallgatta Dankovics sir6 konyor-
geset es tett mar lepeseket erde-
tkeben. Azonban mem hiszi. hogy
foganatja legyen faradozasanak
egyelore.