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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-04-12
HOW

CODE OF THE PILGRIMS
DEALT WITH PROFITEERS.
-Profiteering began in this coun-
try with the coming of the Pill
grims. The protest against this
form of greed came almost MS
soon from the same Pilgrims.
That it was certainly unique
there Is no doubt, take 1t from
the record of the First church.
In Boston. for the year 1850.
According to this record the
first profiteer to be hailed before
the court Of public opinion was
Robert Keavne. a bigwig of that
city. He was publicly admCn-
isLed against excessive rates for
his wares, because Ii was dis
honor TO Gods name, an offense
to the general court and pub
lique scandal to the country"
His minister administered the
lluDlit ftDuhC. Aitu hol OiiN
ives Brother Keayne called to
account before the congregation,
but the dominic went to some
pains to indicate the true from
the false rules of trade.
The false principles were
these: That man might sell
as dear as he can and buy as
cheap as he can. If man lose
by casualty at sea or In some of
his commodities. he may raise
the price of the rest. That he
may sell as he bought, though
he paid too dear and the COM
modify be fallen. That as man
may take advantage of his own
skill or ability, so he may of an
others ignorance or necessity.
Some of the parsons rules for
trading that we're approved at
this extraordinary meeting read
as follows in the old record: A
man may not sell above the cur
rent price. When a man loseth
in any commodity for want Ct
skill he must look to his own
fault, and not lay 1t to another.
When man loseth by casualty
II is a loss cast upon himself
by Providence that he may not
ease by casting on another.
When there Is u scarcity of COM
modify then may he raise their
price. A man may not ask more
for his commodity til b his sell
ing price.
Was this latter rule the begin
ming of the one-price system?-
Rochester Post Express.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-04-12
How to Make Pet Of load.

The next time you see toad pick
1t up. place 1t on your knee and gently
stroke Its back with your finger tip.
In few minstes 1t will squat down
Close to your knee and then you can
take your hand away and 1t will make
no effort to escape h you can catch
few flies and put them one by one
on your finger and slowly thrust your
gift toward the toad the latters pink
tongue will shoot out and accept the
gift In a second. Do this every day.
and the toad will not only come 70
your whistle, or call, but will hunt
you up If you are In the yard or gar
den where 1t lives. By placing 1t on
your knee few times II soon loses
its fear, and lastly you will find II oh
jects to be taken Off the warm resting
place. and will fatten itself down in
protest as you try to lift It Off.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-04-12
THANKS,
BROTHER

Editor Ayres, of the Winnemucca
Silver State, told the truth recently
in his newspaper about a bootlegger
and was threatened with violence to
his person. The bootlegger must be
a man Of very elemental mind or he
wouldn't be a bootlegger. This being
the case he could hardly be expected
to retaliate to editorial thrusts in
any other way except by his fists
The Silver State is commercially
fighting the bootlegger and so is the
Elko Independent We hope all OF
Nevada will join in the movement
until the bootlegger is legless, OF
hasn't leg to stand on which surely
means the same thing.-Fallon Stand
ard.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-04-12
PARAGRAPHS
"A LITTLE NONSENSE NOW
AND THEN is RELISHED BY
THE BEST OF MEN"

When we have known bulldog
Pretty we'll little while,
We like him, but admit he has
A superficial smile.
TIT
II we eat what we want our appen-
dix goes on a strike and the doctor
swipes the pay check. II we do not
eat 1t, we starve and the undertaken
gets the wad.
It is said Lenine boards at res
turant. Now we can understand it.
No wonder he is wild.
tt
Must be terrible distemper going
all over the country among the pigs
they're all going blind.
The tramp's philosophy has some
merit. It were better to be happy
mendicant than a miserable monarch.
1t begins to look like Germans
goose is going to get killed unless
it gets busy before long laying a few
golden eggs.
When any man begins to depend
mostly upon his luck you will notice
that nobody else depends very much
upon him.
The skirts one sees make one con-
clude that the women must think all
the men are from Missouri and have
to be shown.
We are told that Eve was made
from mans rib, but sort of think
from all appearances that it was his
backbone that man lost.
tt
The surest way to determine which
is a mushroom and which a toad
stool is to eat EN- II you live 1t was
a mushroom: IL you die 1t was a
poisonous fungi.
just as soon as the demon rum
was properly harpooned. the women
and preachers got chesty and started
on the trail of nicotine, whereupon
Tennessee and other states are re-
pealing their anti-cigarette laws.
Better let well enough alone.
ftf
o o o @ @ o @ @ o o @ o o o o @ o
o Considerable heaven is right @
@ here, II you want to make 1t so. 9
@ Nature does make mistakes, or @
OF. w. WIS wouldn't breed so o
:. rapidly. @
o Remember when men ate salt 9
o fish to encourage thirst for o
. beer? @
!. 1t is usually the steady man "
o that has the steady job. :"
@ Mr.. Rockefeller continues to o
y mold on TO his coin and goif +"
o habit. @
a." Trouble that is drowned In o
Q drink, swims out again next I.
o morning. j.
Couples have been wed by tele- Q
o phone. but they scrap 1t out o
o close range. o
A cur dog Is as good as @
o thoroughbred. and they're cheap @
o err. o
@ A yellow dog is never SO pop @
@ ular as other blondes are. o
@ II you expect justice, give 1t. o
o also. to the other fellow. =
" We all slam the rich, yet keep o
@ grabbing for riches @
90 @ @ O o = @ :" @ @ 900 o o 5000
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-04-12
How MISUNDERSTANDING st.,tsd.

Mr.. Flatt-Won't you make the sew.
enth In our motor party, Miss Manner
l want a complement.
Miss Sharpe-Then you won't ~
one from me, freshie.
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24
Legion Wins In Tenth

Oscar W Swanson Post of the
American Legion, playing their sec
ond game of the season At North
Grossenordale last Saturday, we're
forced to struggle for ten innings with
the Chase Wooden team Of Webster
before decision could be reached.
The game was interesting through
out, with the Webster boys holding
the lead until the seventh inning,
when the es-doaghboys got the range
on Hoye's delivery and hst him for
FIVE hits, two of these for extra bases
The four runs tied the score. but the
Webster team again took the lead in
the eighth inning. scoring two runs.
The Legion scored one nun in the
eighth and the score was again tied in
the ninth when Ravenelie hit to deep
left for three bases and scored on a
hat by Lewis The winning run was
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24
HHxO1I O&IIOVL HMM
WINS LOVING CUP
Permanent Possession Of W. E.
LABelle Baseball Trophy
Falls To Putnam
Season Unusually Saeee..ga: Sor
Lee.l,.-only Fs~e Defeat.

The victories in baseball sSer he
Bartlett High school. Webster. and
hiliingly High school, nanielsoR teams
this season have won permanently for
the Putnam team the William E. Le-
belle trophy, offered for competition
several years ago by William L. La
belle Of Dayyille This Is the third
consecutive year that the Patnam
men have defeated the mines from the
other two towns. and so hy the terms
Of the offer the cup will be turned
over 10 the complete possession Of the
local high school and will be placed in
the school library.
The lahene trophy Was firsf Of
fered when the Eastern Connecticut
High school baseball league was first
formed in 1915. The league. which
included schools from Stonington TO
Webster, lasted only few years, but
on disbanding il, IL was agreed among
the schools tina; they would continue
to play for the silver cup offered by
Mr.. lahelle. Before Putnam first won
il three years ago. Bartlett; High had
held the cup.
The season that has just passed IS
one Of the most successful that Put
nam High school team has yet expert.
eneed. Out of II games. II were vic
tories. Plainheld. pomfret School,
Fhayer Academy and Stafford Springs
were the only ones that defeated the
locals.
Putnam scored a seasons total Of
l66 runs and their opponents scored
only g5. Putnam pitchers famed 202
opposing batsmen, while but lao
strike-outs were registered against
this eity's team.
Following is the seasons record.
the first column being p II. 5. runs
second column. opponents runs; third
column, Putnam strikeouts; fourth
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24
BIG DOUBLE CIRCUS
HAS VAST PROGRAM
Ringing Bros. and Barnum d Bailey
To Present Scores of Entirely
New Features.

The announcement that the far
/ famed Ringing Brothers and Barnnm
& Bailey Combined Shows are TO ex-
hibit at Worcester, Monday. June 27,
has aroused no end of interest. II
would seem as though practically all
the youngsters and grown-ups in tins
section were planning to attend.
Twice each day for almost two
months New York's great Madison
Square Garden was packed with those
who thronged to see this biggest pro
gram in circus history. They saw
scores of the jungle's most ferocious
beasts, subjugated to such degree,
that these beautiful animals leaped
TO and rode on the backs of elephants
and horses, jumped through hoops of
fire. opened their mouths that their
men and womeE trainers might lay
their heads and hands inside them, or
leaped from pedestal to pedestal like
trained dogs And these marvellous
dumb actors are all on tour with the
great double circus. The four inn
mense steel arenas in which they per-
form are set up in the mammoth main
tent. There is no additional charge
everything is on the one program.
And by everything" is meant not
only the wild animal displays. but the
entire circus More than 500 men
and women, embracing the worlds
foremost arenie stars, take part.
There are almost 100 clowns. Aside
from the feroeious beasts, the pro-
gram Includes thirty trained elephants.
Troupes Of camels perform in the
rings. There are FIVE companies of
trained seals. many dogs, bears, mon
keys. pigs and pigeons. Fully sew
enty trained horses and Shetlands are
presented. II is the biggest circus
program the world has ever seen, CIV
en- under the largest tent and, in con-
neetion. is the famous combined Ring
ling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey
Menaeerie. Adv.
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24
INVITATION TO GOLFERS
Putnam Club Suggests Matches Be
tween County Organizations

In order TO stimulate interest in
golf in Windham county, the Putnam
Country Club has suggested TO the
other clubs Of the county plans for
the holding Of four matches. Ae-
cording to the suggestion a team will
represent the Putnam club which VIII
play a team chosen from the combined
memberships Of the other county or
PLANTATIONS. Four matches will then
be played, one in Thompson, one in
pomfret, one in Woodstock and a
fourth match in Putnam. Details as
10 the form Of the contests, whether
match or medal, would be decided lat
er.
The proposition Of the Putnam golf
ers is an effou to continue the spirit
shown by the Pomfret club last year
when il furnished silver cup TO be
played for by golfers Of Windham
county.
The Putnam team goes TO South
bridge this Saturday TO play the men
Of that city.
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24
WONIU Ct NONI0
BRAVES DEFEAT rAFrviuF
Evs.ly Played Censest Fad. In Wiz
Yer Putn.r

Ten Menermott's Braves defeated
Taftville sd al Wildwood PARK Sun.
day. Both Mullowney Of Boston
ColleeS and Mike Norm. formerly
with Grafton & Knight. held their Cd
ponents to seven hits.
In the frs, inning Putnam scored
three runs when Hughes opened the
game with a single. Duggan advanced
him with a sacrifice and he took third
on Powers out. scoring on 0'Leary' s
single through short. o'Leary took
second on the throw 10 home after
DeCillis mused Jud Dsley's grounder.
Jad scored on beautiful single BY
DeForcst, but DeForest was out try.
ing 20 stretch the hit.
Tafsville scored one in the second
vsen Gley singled and Dugas was
passed Gley scored on a hit by De
ellis.
TheN was no more scoring until
the seventh. when Tsftville scored
three Dugas walked, Mills singled
aud both advanced when De ellis
grounded out. They were scored on
hits by Turner and Norm. Turner
scored on an error by Hughes.
In the last of the eighth, Duggan
doubled into the crowd, Powers scored
him with a sharp single. but was him
self caught on second. Daley scored
the winning run on beautiful hit BY
DeForest.
A one hand stab by Billy Duggan
was the feature of the game
The undefeated Leominster team,
will be the attraction next Sunday
Lsplante and Allen will be the Leo
minister battery.
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24

4 letter has been received at the
Patriot Office from II. W. Patch. man
ager Of the team representing the
New York, New Haven & Hartford
railroad in the City League in New
London, expressing the desire OF
booking some out Of town games for
his team during July and August, on
Saturdays and Sundays. Those de-
string games with the New London
team should communicate with ii. W.
Patch, Room II, Union station. New
London, Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24

ply truck. one 75o-gallon gasoline
tank, one tight repair truck, one reel
and cart, one reconnaissance car and
nine motorcycles with sideears. The
guns were fired at Camp Devens and
were the largest guns that have been
ever fired at thai place. Governor
Lake review the troops Friday.
The battery was commanded by
Captain Ernest l. Averili. and other
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24
MOTORIZED BATTERY
RETURNS THROUGH CITY

Battery A. Field Artillery, Connee-
ticut National Guard, Of Branford.
passed through Putnam Wednesday
on its return after a successful trip
20 Camp Devens. The battery, which
has the only motorized equipment in
the national guard, made the journey
as an experiment for the War De-
partment and the result was consider
ed highly satisfactory by army on
cials.
The equipment Of the battery con-
sisted Of four 1855 MN. howitzers. IL
csissons, 10 fve-ton tractors, four ID.
W. d. cargo trucks, ore artillery sup
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24

scored in the tenth with Que out All
Of the Legion men scored except Balm
who was replaced by Regnier in the
NTH inning
The feature of the game was the
heavy hitting of Mack, who got four
hits for total of ten bases IN five
times at bat Rybaeki at short for the
visitors ielded we'll The hitting of
johnson and Blanehette. and the field
ing Of Ravenelle and Forsberg featur-
ed FOR the Legion
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24

"One out when winning score vas
made.
Score by innings:
1884 Sc $50 10
C.. Wool. COL OIL 3 / 20 0-8
Am. Leg. 0 0 o o. / ! 10
Two base HIS, Regnier. Silk, Blan-
Ghetto. Coderre. Mack 2. Hoye. Three
base hits, Mack 2, Ravenelle. Stolen
bases, Regnier. Aueoin, Lewis, Mack,
Hove, Rybacki. Gurskey, B0otsie.
Double play blanchard to Forsberg
TO Coderre. Passed ball, Aueoin.
Time Of game. hrs, Is min um-
pire, Metras.
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24

officers who accompanied the battery
were: Captain Wallace w. Crawford,
instructor: Major H. j. Burr, medical
officer of Middletown. Most of the
men in the battery had seen service
in France. Captain Averill is an at
torney in Branford In private life.
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24
Where the Railway Left Off

The Uintah Railway terminates
at Watson, Utah. Between
Watson and Vefnal stretches 90
miles of arid desert.
And yet the public suffers no in
convenience in travelling between
these two towns, because the
Uintah Railway maintains an
unfailing passenger service with
two Buick cars.
The 90 mile road between
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24

Read the ads carefully and buy
from Putnam's progressive merchants.
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24
Score by innings.

baIterles. McDermotts Braves,
Mullowney and Reddy; Taftville. Nor.
In and Turner.
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24

Watson and Vernal 10 entirely
unpaved, across an arid desert,
with no habitation save three
freight huts," writes Vice Presi-
dent Robinson Of the railway.
"In summer the temperature
ranses as high as no.; in winter
as low as zero, with the road
often covered with Il inches of
snow. The two Bucks have
never been off this route are
operating there today
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24

1ss 95 2O2 40
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24
AMERICAN LEGION
CHASE WOODEN

Il 9 10 80 Il 6
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24

Psts-f hso .. Bs,ot s-s,asarr nsaeb ish b. earrS
hrs his 1922 Bsgasfsf ysrs If The asS
p,,fe, usR ~ sAl,,s. Fsasriei, Hsf. .ihshsas.
Putnam patriot., 1921-06-24

Model 22-+4 Three Passenger Roadster S1495
Model 22-4S Five Passenger Touring ISIS
Model 22-46 Three Passenger Coupe 2135
Model 22-47 Five Passenger Sedan 2435
Model l2- rs Four Passenger Coupe 2325
Model 22-4o Seven Passenger Touring 1875
Model $3.50 Seven Passenger Sedan 2o35
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-22
Ohazai ugyek
irodaja

Kozel fel ev 6ta dolgozik la
punk szerkeszt6segeben DIR. To-
rok Sander ohazai oklevellel bir6
hites iigyved, aki ugy hosszas
magyarorszagi ugyvedi gyakor-
lata, mint legujabb magyar
t0rvenyek es rendeletek szaksze-
Ri ismerete folytan mindennemii
6hazai figy gyors es lelkiismere-
tes elintezeset szivesen vaHalia.
Mivel a magyar nyelven xviii
angolul, t6tul, nemetiil es olaszul
is beszel, ugyfelei sajat anyanyel-
vikon mondhatjak ell neki iigyes-
bajos dolgaikat. DR.. Torok San
dor jogtanacsos az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap" szerkesztosegi
hivatalaban 1920 West Federal
Street) talalhat6 delelStt 9-12,
delutan rs ora k0zott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-22
Gyilkos asszony
Fejbelotte alherl6jet, inert feltet-
te leanya becsiiletet. - Onkent
jelentkezett a rend0rsegen. - A
leany megerositette anyja
elOadasat.

A Farrelben, 1929 Fruit ave.
alatt lako Bealian Philomena asz-
SONY vasarnap delutan l6fegy-
verbol ket golyot r0pitett Santell
Samuel newt, As ewes alberl0je-
mex fejebe, inert ez allitolag er-
k0lcstelen merenyletet akart ell
kovetni 8 ewes leanykaja ellen.
Santell azonnal meghalt, mire
az iasszony a rend6rsegre ment es
.0nkent jelentkezett. Beismerese
alapjan meg a delutan folyaman
b0rtonbe zartak.
Bealianne, aki nyolc gyermek
anyja, ugy adta el6 az esetet a
rend6rsegen, hogy S "a n t e
t0bbizben er6szakoskodott a
harom legkisebb gyermekkel,
kis Mariskaval. Alberlokent la
kott hazukban es noha mar XII
utasitottak ct, mem akart elk0l-
tozni Vasarnap delutan szobaja
agyaban alva talalta lak6iat,
mire elovette ferje vadaszfegy-
veret es az agy labahoz allva ket-
seer fejbelotte. R0gton sz0rnyet-
halt.
Az asszony ferje OF gyermeke-
vel lat6gat6ban van Olaszorszag-
ban es Bealiane otthon maradt a
harom legkisebb gyermekekkel
akik k0ziil Mariska a legid6sebb.
A kis leany meger6sitette anyja-
max Santell allitolagos er6szakos-
kodasaira vonatkoz0 el0adasat, de
hozzafiizte, hogy mem ltortent
semmi bant6dasa.
Santell Pittsburghb6l k0lt0z0tt
Farrelbe es k0rulbelul egy evvel
ezelott letartoztattak Sharonban
azzal gyanusitva, hogy resztvett
egy olasz meggyilkolasaban. Ele-
gend6 bizonyitekok fianyaban
azonban szabadon bocsatottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-22

A multi het valamelyik ejsza-
kajan Joyce rend6rtiszt mas ugy-
ben jart kikiildetesben, mikor
eszrevette, hogy a Midlothian
boulevardon, Lake Park temet6
atelleneben, harom ferfi rejt6-
zott egy ia moge. Felsz6litotta
oket, hogy jojjenek el6. Ketten
engedelmeskedtek, de harmadik
visszahuz6dott az arnyekha es
revolvert rantott, de mikor latta,
hogy rend6r felfedezte rejtek-
helyet, 8 is megadta magat anel-
kill, hogy revolveret elsiitotte
volna.
A rendortiszt atkutatta "a, ban
ditak zsebeit es kett6jiknel re-
volvert talalt. Megbilincselte
kocsijaba ultette es a kapitany-
sagra vitte harom j6madarat,
nevszerint Bozzie Janos Is ewes,
Candi Aron 81 ewes olah es Mil
Itch J6zsef 10 ewes horvat sihe-
dereket. Ezutan visszatert az ell
fogatas szinhelyere es oft, ahol
Millich letart0ztataSakor allt
egy 3S-as kaliberii nj revolvert
talalt a fold0n. Erdekes, hogy
ugyanazon id6ben mikor Joyce a
banditakat kezrekeritette, valaki
telefonon jelentette a fokapitany
sagnak, hogy Midlothian boule-
vardon utonallas tortent, de mi
el6tt k0zelebbi reszleteket k0z0lt
volna az esetr6l, letette a kagy-
lot. - Azonnal rend6r0k men
TEX a helyszinere, de senkit sem
talaltak, aki nekik az esetrol k0-
zelebbi felvilagositast adhatott
vona. Feteteleztek, hogy J. k0vet-
kez6 nap folyaman a karosultak
maid szemelyes feljelentest tesz-
mex a rend0rsegen es akkor maid
szembesitik veliik "a letartoztatott
benditakat, de eddig senkisem
jelentkezett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-22
Fiatalkoru before
biinvallomasa

Mikor egy fiatalkoru bet0r6
nevleg Fusco Janos, ejjel egy
Albert street, garazsb6l aut6gum-
NIT akart elemelni, rend6rseg
elfogta.
A tulajdonos, Scott Harry, zajt
hallott a garazsban,. mire Iazon-
nal ertesitette a rendorseget es
r0viddel ennek megerkezese elott
ralott a betor6re, de goly6ja celt
tevesztett.
Fuscot a rend6rsegre kisertek,
maid pedig a megyei bortonbe
zartak.
Bremen kapitany tobb, mint
egy oran keresztil kihallgatta,
melynek soran Fusco beismerte
hogy rablasi szandekkal hatolt a
helyisegbe. AIT is bevallotta
hogy Ravennaban betort a. B. &
o. neutrality-suspicious. es egy fe
tucat vasuti jegyet lopott. Beis.
merte tovabba, hogy Newton
Fallsban egy festekiizletb6l fur6t
es egyeb szerszamokat lopott
melyekkel elfogatasa ejjelen be.
forest kiserelt meg. Megmotoza
sakor 81 dollart talaltak nala
mely osszeget allit6lag atyjat6l
lopta. A vasuti jegyeket is meg.
talaltak zsebeben. Kes6bb el5ad.
ia, hogy nemregen a Watt street
ten bet0rt egy kinai mos6daba,
de nem sokat zsakmanyolt.
A rendorsegnek az a veleme-
nye, hogy Fusco letart6ztatasa
folytan tisztaz6dik egy csom6
apro rablas, melynek soran auto
gummikat es egyeb kellekeket
loptak garazsokbol es varos ut
cain alomasoz6 kocsikb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-22

bat megkotoztek, szajat betom-
TEX es egy rozsfJldon hagytak.
AIT hiszik, hogy letart6ztatott
harom j6madar azonos lehet e
rablas tetteseivel.
Azokat is befogjak idezni a
rendorsegre, akiket aut6zas k0z-
ben Midlothian bulevardon,
vagy annak k0rnyeken az utobbi
h6napokban utjukban feltart6z-
tattak es kifosztottak. A letar-
toztatas tilos fegyverviseles es
rablas miatt t0rtent.
Eddig a kovetkezo biincselek-
menyek elkoveteset vallottak be,
K0riilbeliil ket hettel ezel6tt XII
fosztottak Mahoning Oil &
Paint Co. Jones street, irodahe-
lyiseget. Tiz nappal ezel6tt atku-
tattak a Realty Construction Co
Poland ave. alatti irodajat, ahol
azonban csak keves penzt es ne
hany belyeget zsakmanyoltak,
miutan mem sikeriilt a kasszat
feltorniok. RemelilS, hogy ezeket
egyebb vallomasok is fogjak k0-
vetni.