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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-22
Aavice for wonea W. suaer.

III advise every woman who suffer
with kidney trouble to t-y Foley KID
ney Pills. writes Mrs Bessie Brawner
3522 Scoyille Ave. Cleveland. o. n
could not Do my Homework, but sine
taking Foley Kidney Pills ] feel Ike .
new woman and an able 10 do nly
work Rheumatic pains. swollen ar.
kies. baciachf. sfif iointz. sore mus
cles and slcep disturbing bladder all
ment- Indicate disordered kidneys. 70,
y kidney Pills act promptly. Sold ex
cTyWhere-AiF.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Have you grown away from the old
homer East. West, Homes Best. :
This is s0ld Nest" weekday
Aprons for young. old. with dainty
ones for the tiny tots. Lots OF useful
fancy articles on sale at the PresRy-
terian fair Nov. % and 30.--adv.
Firemen's annual ball, opera house
hall. East Barre, Wednesday, Nov. %.
Nicors orchestra. seven pieces. Dane
ing from s to 2. Admission SIPS per
conple. war tax included. Gallery, 25c.
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-22
SOUTH BARRE

Regular meeting Of South Barre
grange Thursday evening. First and
second degrees will be conferred. Pro-
gram in charge of Ceres: Piano solo,
Agnes Ellcnwood; reading, George Al
len: one.aet play, The Meaning. Of
Thanksgiving Day"
Public dance, South Barre grange
hall, Friday. Nov. 25; five piece or
chestra; admission, 55c couple.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Have you grown away from the old
homer East, West. Homes Best. I"
This is cold Nest weekday.
Do not forget the entertainment at
the Universalist church tonight at s
p. m. You will enjoy it.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-22
Notice.

The Barre First Progressive Spirit
uaIist society win hold its annual
meeting Nov. PC at p. m. in the
Worthen block, in carpenters hall, to
elect the officers for the ensuing year
and transact any business that may
come before the meeting. Per order OF
president, Grover C. Hall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-22

All stores. members Of the Barre Re.
tail Merchants association. Inc. will
he closed all day Nov. "a. Thanksgiv-
ing day. and win remain open Wednes-
day. Nov. ., until O'Clock ?. m
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-22
obserrance Of Thanksgiring pay.

All stores. members Of the Barre Re
tail Merchants association. Inc. viii
be closed all day Nov. "a, Thanksgiv-
ing day, and will remain open Wednes-
day, Nov. %, until O'Clock p. m
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-22
BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1921.
The Weather

Cloudy tonight and Wednesday,;
colder: fresh north to northwest winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-22
MARSHFIELD

Remember the Thanksgiving ball
Friday night, Nov 25. Refreshments
OF cake and coffee, l5c.-adv.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07
I'm w all Street
Mexican Petroleum skyrockets

Mexican Petroleum moved to the CEN
ter of the stock market stage yesterday
and under the urge Of active buying by
both bulls and bears ciosad the day
with 5& point gain at i5bh. II wae
reported that q new pool had been
formed In the stock, determined 60 put
to rout the traders who have been bear
ish on the issue because Of the numer-
GUS reports that Mexico waa beginning
to show signs OK exhaustion as q great
oil producer. officials Of the company
haye maintained right along that there
Is no ground for these statements,
characterizing them as propaganda in
spred by interests who either are de-
sirous OF profiting from decline if the
shares or arc trying to encourage in
terest in other oil fields. Herbert G..
Wylie, vice-president and general man
agcr OF Mexican Petroleum, recently
said s0,000,000 barrels had been taken
from holdings of only 500 acres out Of
a total owned or under lease Of more
than 100000 acres. He presented
these figures in refutation Of the dis
paraging remarks about Mexican oil.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07
Prices React
. After Rise I'm
Heavy Trading
Movement Facilitated by
Selling Pressure i'm
Anticipation of Setback :
Motors Targets

The smrulses making for q setback
in che stock market were less hindered
Yesterday by the development OF favor
able news than on any previous day
this week. Professional Wall Street has
been sensitive as to the need for a
setback for some days, but until yes
terday technical factors were over
whslmed by such constructive infiu-
ences az the readjustnent of wages
by the United States Steel Corporation
and the reduction OF discount rates by
tho Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Atlanta and Chicago have followed the
example of the New York and Boston
reserve banks.
To the posts on the hoor OF the Stock
exchange. q stream OF profit taking
orders flowed all through the day, caus-
ing irregularity at frst and percepti-
bic reaction. especially in industrial
STOCKS, in the last hour. Short selling
in anticipation of technical reaction
facilitated the movement, which, in
comparison with the upturn of the last
fortnight, was extremely moderate.
Against the type OF selling this was
still strong buying power, and I,141, 800
shares Of stock changed hands during
the ave hours Of trading.
Around noon, the American Smelling
and Refining Company announced that
for the drst time since 1904 the divi-
dead on the common shares would be
omitted. This action caused no marked
selling, yst It served TO remind the
hulls that the repereussions Of depres-
sion wsrs still being heard. Smelters,
because Of It's long dividend record, has
bean rated as q standard Issue and. al
though the action was foretold in the
decline in the market position OF the
stock, 1t came as an event of more than
the usual significance. The directors
attributed the action to the unproht-
able period through which the Industry
has been passing.
The motors shases were especial
targets during the reaction and until
the Anal hour railroad shares were Arm.
Pool activities gave marked strength TO
Mexican Petroleum.
Further sharp gains were made In the
recovery in wheat and corn, and cotton
prices were steady. Sterling exchange
remained unchanged, while French and
Belgian francs and Italian lire con-
tinued to squirt.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07
Bond Club Outing

Members Of the Bond Club Of New
York. will forget the more serious
phases Of their occupation on May 20,
when they will journey to the Sleepy
Hollow Country Club for their annual
outing and dinner. A novel feature Of
the program will be the distribution of
g newspaper parodying many Of the
principal financial events of the last
year. Other features will include a golf
tournament, tennis matches and base
ball game, followed in the evening by q
vaudeville performance. Charles n.
S&bin, president of the Guaranty Trust
Company, is chairman of the advisory
committee for the outing.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07

Improvement In the motor car In
dustry has been beneficial to the
WHY'S Overland Company, 1t was
learned yesterday, and as result some
progress Is being made in reducing the
outstanding bank loans Of the corpora
tion, which at the beginning Of the
year aggregated approximately $24,-
100000. While not being considered
at present, it is the hope Of the man
agenent that when there has been fur
ther marked hetterment in the general
situation the company will be able to
of it's bank loans. Last fall for q time
there was talk of $30,000,00 bond is
sue, but the negotiations were broken
off when market conditions became un-
settled.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07
Getting Caught I'm

Diversion of gold shipments to the
Philadelphia Mint and slackening for
the moment in the import movement of
metal have given the New York Assay
Office force chance to clean up large
portion of the gold recently accumu-
lated because Of the overtaxing OF the
facilities of the local plant. A week
ago the gold was coming in go fast that
the Assay Office was unable to handle
it readily and many shippers were
asked to take their gold to Philadel-
phia for assaying and refining.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07
Exchange Gallery 10 Omen

The gallery OF the Stock Exchange,
which has boon closed to the public,
with one exception, since July 10, 1914,
will reopen to-day, but visiting hours
will be limited to between 2 and 8
p. m. except Saturdays. The rules
adopted by the committee on arrange
ments provide that visitors shall be ad-
mitted only when accompanied by mem
bers; members must remain with their
guests while in the gallery; members
must register every visitor introduced.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07
Adeauate Sugar supply

There will be an adequate supply Of
sugar to fill the needs OF American
consumers during 1921, according to a
survey and estimate made by the Fed
eral Sugar Refining Company in re-
view of the sugar market. "During
1921" says the review, "there will be
available for our requirements 1886 PAT
tons of refined sugar after estimating
Cuba's crop as 3,5o0,0o0 tons. This al
lows 505,276 tons as exports from Cuba
this year to countries other than the
United States, 100000 tons refined sugar
and 100000 of re-exports Of imported
beet and cane sugar from the United
States-
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

French exchange reached the highest
point since the close of the war yes
terday, when francs moved up sense
tionally in heavy trading TO S.2sa.
Belgian francs kept pace.
The movement WAS apparently In an
ticipation of quick, decisive action on
the German reparations problem. HEAVY
buying OF remittances on italy and HOl-
land also caused an upturn in lire and
guilders. Sterling and German MARKS
moved within a narrow rsnge.
South American rates were depressed
still further.
Rates on China advanced sharply.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07
Acceptance Rites Down

To meet Che changed conditions due
to the lowering Of the commercial rate
of rediscount by the Federal Reserve
Bank OF New York, dealers in bankers
acceptances reduced their rates yester-
day. On the new basis prime thirty,
sixty aud ninety day bills are being
purchased at 5A per cent, against a for
mer rate of 65s, while the selling rate
for thirty-day bills is now 51z per cent
and that on sixty and ninety day bills
is 59a per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07
strong Market in Bonds

Under the influence of heavy buying
orders the bond market covered addi-
tional ground in it's recovery yester-
day and many issues touched new high
records. Issues of various description
shared in the general uplift. Foreign
government bonds were especially
prominent, with the Swiss IS rising
from 1O31a to 104ss. French IS moved
from 90 to 99A. Mexican Government
bs opened at 47A and closed at 48&.
Hudson s. Manhattan income 5s stood
out ss one Of the features Of the mar
ket In domestic issues, touching new
high for the year Of 39% on an unusu-
ally heavy turnover, while the refund
ing 5s were also strong. Sinclair Con-
solidated convertible tbs rose from
93a4 to s41a, closing right at the top.
The new issue of Goodyear Tire and
Rubber twenty-year IS touched 101A
Among the rails Frisco income IS, Sea-
board Air Line consolidated 6s and
Southern Railway 5s were points Of
particular strength.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07
Irregular Price
Changes in Quiet
Trading ON Curb
Most of Dealings i'm More
Active SpeciaIties and
Quotations Move Within
Marrow Range ALI Day

Trading continued In small volume
on the curb market yesterday and
prices moved within o narrow range
throughout the session.
Most interest was attached to re-
Gently active gpecialties in which the
bulk Of dealings has taken place lately.
Many operators have been disinclined
to follow the upward trend IN prices
on the Stock Exchange and have held
out of the market.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07
Paris Market Firm

PARIS, May 6.-Prices were Arm on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, Sc francs IS centimes; exchange
on london, 48 francs 80 centimes; 5
per cent loan, 80 francs 70 centimes.
The dollar was quoted at IL francs IL 3s
captiueS
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07
London Money Market

LONDON, May 6.--Bar silver, 34Ad
per ounce; bar gold, 103s 4d. Money,
AZ per cent. Discount rates-Short
bills, per cent; three-months bills,
kAm6& nAr cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07

Rising strength Of Adams Express
stock, which advanced 2B points net
to 43& yesterday, was attributed TO
the expectations that the company will
shortly resume payments Of dividends
on its capital stock. The recent dec
laration OF q quarterly dividend on
American Railway Express Company
stock at the rate of 6 per cent year
is believed to put Adams stock in line
for dividends, since the latter owns
$11, ,904,3o0 of the S34,40o,o 900 stock of
American Railway Express. On the
6 per cent basis this would make a
sum available to Adams annually equal
to approximately Z per cent year on
it's $10,000,000 Of capital.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07
Money and Credit

Although call money held at 61a per
can't on the Stock Exchange yesterday,
there were reports Of loans on the out
side market under that figure. On the
axchangs. however 1t was stated that
only about 100000 was unloaned at
the close, indicating that the days
supply was not great. Borrowers are
bidding 61s per cent for time accom-
ynoda Sons
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07
Would Broaden, Discount Market

The Discount Corporation Of New
York has issued letter to its clients
urging their cooperation in broadening
the New York discount. '"One of the
prerequisites Of an established dig
count market" &he latter reads, sis 8
widespread knowledge of the desir-
ability of bank acceptances as security
for call loans. From time to time
millions of dollars are offered by New
York banks on behalf of their clients.
Sometimes it happens that millions re-
main unloaded because instructions ex-
plicitly state that the funds are to be
secured by Stock Exchange collateral.
You will be helping the discount mar
ket, and consequently furthering New
York as a financial center If you will
suggest to your clients that their in
structions be so worded as TO permit
you to loan their funds either against
Stock Exchange collateral or bank ac-
ceptances. It Is essential that bank
acceptances be recognized as e1premier
security, and special efforts on our
part are necessary to overcome the
long established custom to regard
Stock Exchange securities as the sole
basis for call loans"
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07
ester.

Bank Clearings - Bank clearings at
New York yesterday were: Exchanges,
0,373, ,243; balances, $62,7s7,06S.
silver-London, 34&d; New York,
domestic bar, 99Ac; foreign, 60&c;
Mexican dollare, 46sc.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07
RmvsS Sor

| Amer. Machine & Foundry !
Chic. & East. Ill. New IS
Foundation Company |
Great American Ins.
Hud. & Mani. Com. & Pfc. |
Hudson Companies pfd.
Lehigh Valley Coal Sales
Niles s-Bernent-Pond Com.
NY. State Rys. Silks. & Bds.
National City Bank
/ National Fuel Gas
Phelps-Dodge Corp.
Remng. Type 1st & End pfd |
Standard Oil of Kentucky
j "a MICE ,eBr.GGO.
~. t@e4 10 Eoi0 Jo.n 36 Wan 81 : -
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid ar
asked quotations of stocks listed on che
Stock Exchange in which there wert
New-York tribune., 1921-05-07

no transactions yes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-25
JOHN KUHNS ELFOGADJA
A DEMOKRATA JEL0LEST

Keddcn este tartotta demo
krata varosi bizottsag iileset, a
melyen bejelentettek, hogy John
Kuhns, akit az el6valasztasokon
a polgarmcsteri allasra jeloltek,
elfogadja a jel0lest. Kuhns igen
dertk, egyenes es becsiiletes en-
ber, akinek a legjobb hirneve van
az egesz varosban. Macy tapasz-
talata van a varosi iigyek vezete-
seben. inert hosSzabb ideig mint
k0zbiztonsagi es k0zepiteszeti
igazgat6 szolgalta a k0z0nseg er-
dekeit. Kuhns gy6zelmet demo
kratak csaknem biztosra veszik
az Independents Oles-szal es a po-
zici6jaban meglehet0scn meein-
gott, de MIRA jel6lt Warnock re-
publikanus polgarmcster iel0lt-
tel szemben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-25
ELVETTEK A LAKODALMI
PAIINKAT
\ szaraziigyn0kok lefoglaltak
1st hsiistot es meghiusitottak a
nagy iinneplesi terveket.

A nagyszerii lakodalmas elo
Sesziiletek szomoru veget ertek,
nikor a szaraziigynokok a horvat
Nikulich Mihaly Lorain Street
alatti lakasan megtartott haiku
atas alkalmaval lefoglaltak ket
husz gallonos palinka6getot, ko-
riilbeliil $50 gallon cefret, harom
gallon rein dzseket es 10 iires
hord6t.
Ket Mikulich Mihaly neSii
egyent tart6ztattak lie, Xix koziil
az egyik 26. a mask % ewes. Re-
kisertek 5ket megyei bortonbe,
ahol vedelmiil AIT adtak el5, hogy
azert keszitettek annyi palinkat,
inert az egyik Mikulich Mihaly
szeptember 5-iken hazasodik IS az
italt lakodalmi iinnepsegre
szantak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-25
A Sz0vetsegi szaraz ugyn0k0ket
felfiiggesztettek hivatalukbol
Brown foigyn0k Is harom tarsa vzsgaat alatt Suyos
vadak - Persze bevandorotak votak az aldozatok -
Bunugyi eljaras folyamatban

szett lakasba vagy iizletbe, hogy
aztan motozaskor nagy diadallal
megtalalja.
Mas esetekben, AIT mQndjak,
hogy a valodi viszki, amelyct az
iigyn0k0k elkoboztak, nem keriilt
a posta pincejebe vaey a rendor-
segre mint biinjel, hanem AIT egy-
szerien eladtak masoknak, akik
barataik voltak.
A visszaelesek k0zt a leggyak
rabban AIT emlegetik, hogy az
iigynok0k mem tor6dtek a szovet-
segi torvennyel, mely csak szabaly
szeriien kiallitott hazkutatasi pa
rancs alapjan engedi meg motto
East, amelyet mem szabad maple
mente utan es napfelkelte elott fo-
oanatositani. Megt0rtent az is,
IS pedig nemregen. hogy az iigy-
n0k0k az Oak street egyik haza
ban talaltak egy kis iistot. A
haz gazdaja mem volt otthon. hat
lvitt6k szee6ny feleseget avval
"a t0rvenyellenes indokolassal.
hogy maid elengedik, ha IRA je-
lentkezik erte. A szegeny asz-
sony, aki mem vetett semmit
ON es aki persze bevandorolt
olt, ket napig volt rend6rsegi
'0rt0nben minden t0rveny 6s jog
len. mig az urat kezrekeritettek.
Egy mask esetrol AIT mondiak
beavatottak. hogy egy haseltoni
,alonos rendelt egy teheraut6-
zallitmany bonded viszkit, kvart-
1t hat dollarjaval. A viszki meg
'rkezett es miutan leraktak a visz-
it, a szallit6 IL donart k5vetelt
cvartonkint. A szaIonos mem akarf
lzetnl es k0vetelte, hogy az en-
"r vigye ell a viszkit iizlet9bSl.
nlre viszkis ICY sz6lt hozza !:
'J6l van, elviszem, de figyelmez-
etlek. hogy odakint ket sz0vet
eei iigynok var es ha mem fl
'etsz, bejonnek es te keriilsz bai-
ba.' A szalonos ere fizetett.
mint katonatiszt.
Varosszerte Macy erdeklSd6s-
sci targya5ak skandalum resz-
eteit es egyre t0bb es tobb aldo
zat meri szajat kinyitni, hocy
elmondja vele t6rtent vissza6l6.
seket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-25
Geressy Sander, eln6k,
Horvath Istvan, titkar.
UJABB BERLEsZALLITAs
A Carnegie Steel Co. telepein au
gusztus 29-tol kezdve 80 cent
lesz a legkozonsegesebb napsza-
mos orabere

Kellemetlen dolog nemcsak "A
munkasnak de nekiink is, hogy
megint be kell jelenteniink, hogy
mennek lefele munkaberek. Az
Independents acel gyarak mar k0-
eel egy h6napja 30 centjevel fl
zettek a legalacsonyabb napsza-
mot es most a United States Steel
Corporation (az acel tr0szt), a
melynek Youngstownban es Vi
dek6n szamos hatalmas gyartele-
pc van, k0vette a peldat es au-
gusztus 29-t6l, vagyis hetfotSl
kezdve leszallitotta a legalacso-
nyabb ,orabert 81 central 80
centre.
A 90 szazaleknak megfelelG
bercs0kkenest termeszetesen a
magasabb fizetesu munkasok ep
pen ugy megerzik, inert az 8 fl
zetesiiket hasonl6 aranyban vag-
jak lie.
Az ev elejen a legalacsonyabb
6raber 46 cent volt young
stowni gyarakban es legt0bb
/ helyen nyolc oral munka utan
masfelszeres bert fizettek. Ma a
fizetes Is centtel kevesebb 6ran-
kent es a munkas mem kap kiilon
fizetest a nyolc oran tuli nun
kaert, vagyis ma tiz ora munka-
ert So jar, mig azelott $5.06 jart
Youngstown videken egyes gya
rakban mar q centet fizetnek
sot vannak helyek ahol a leg.
alacsonyabb 6raber 25 centre
szallt lie. Hat evvel ezel0tt 1918
ben a legalacsonyabb 6raber
1872 cent volt. A keleten az acel
es vasipar 25 es 81 centet fizet.
A berleszallitas sok magyar
ember zsebet fogja erinteni, inert
ugy az Ohio Worksban, mint az
| Upper es Lower Millekben es q
tr0szt sharoni, farrelli es. new
castlei gyaraiban igen sok ma
gyar dolgozik.
Az independence neveben ia
mes A. Campell a Sheet & Tube
elnoke 'kijelentette, hogy most
mem gondolnak njabb berleszalli
tasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-25
NEMEsCELU TANCMULATsAG

Tsmetelten kozoltiik mar, hogy
az oszi amerikai magyar baJnoki
versenyeken Youngstown
Magyar Athleta Klnb is reszt-
vesz. Hogy versenyeken reszt-
vev6 tagok koltsegeit fedezhesse,
a Magyar Athleta Klub august
tus 29-en, hetf6n este 8 oral kez-
dettel saiat klub helyisegeben
(3381a West Federal ST. nagy-
szabasu tanemulatsagot rendez.
Ezuttal is felhivjnk young
stowni magyarsagot, hogy hatha-
t6s tamogatasaval tegye lehet6-
We q kituzott nemeS eel elereset
Is minel nagyobb szambsn jelen-
jek meg a tancmulatsagon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-25
MAGYAR ATHLETA1NK
A vAROSI vERSENYEN

Szombaton d6lutaE tartja a
Mahoning Valley, Athletic Fed
Grafton a rendes eyi varosi bal
noki versenyeket Is pedig South
ern park j6 palyajan. A Magyar
Athletha Klub Ugyes athleta csa
pata Hallok Janos kapitany veze-
tese alatt er6sen kesziil viadal-
IA es biztos, hogy t0bb els6 dijat
is fog nyerni. Ere a, versenyre
es tekintettel a Magyar Athleta
Klub jo hirnevere, szamos hires
youngstowni versenyzo a magyar
Szinekben fog indulni. uey, hogy
q versenyekben a M. A. G. kezd6-
betiiket % athleta fogja viselni.
Az kitiintetes is erte "a Magyar
Athleta Klubot, hogy a sz0vetseg
OF bizta meg palya el0keszitese-
vel. A Southern. parkban vasar-
nap delutan Knights of Colum-
bus Macy katholikus egyesiilet
tartja evi piknikjet es ajanlhat-
lux a magyarsagnak, hogv egy
kellemes dtlutanra randuljon XII
a parkba mar csak azert is, hogy
"a magyar fiukat magyar sz6val
hatoritsa es biztassa gy6zelemre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-25
Szerencse Is
menekiiles
Schmidt J6zsef autojat elutotte
vasarnap egy villamos.

Szerencsesnek mondhatja ma
rat Schmidt Joztef kozismert
magyar temetfsrendez6, hogy
mindcn sulyosabb serilles nelk''l
menekiilt meg vasarnap egg au-
tomobil balesetb6l. Schmidt II,
rvanis remek nagy zart kocslja-
val Farrcllbe indult, hogy elhoz-
zaF6tA Major iDezs6 ottani ma
gyar plebanost Scent lstvan
egylet jubileuni iinnepsegere.
Eey, utcanal ahol sharonl ut
keresztezi a sharoni villamos vo'
nalat Schmidt Iovatosan korillne-
zett 6s mivel eey hazt6l mem lat
ia sebesen ,k0zeled6 villamos
kocsit nyugodtan athajtott 81
nekcn "A vilfamos eppen akkor
6rt oda amiknr a gdp eleje mar
tul volt a sinen es a villamos
kocsivezct6 -fekezfse dacara oily
er6vel ment neki a gep hatulja-
max, hogy az auto felborult es
er0sen mcerongalodOtt. Schmidt
mex Semmi baja sem esett.
Erdekes lit egjegyezni, hogy
Major four, akiert Schmidt ment
szinten auto baleset aldozata volt
vagy tiz nappal, ezel6tt. Vele is
felfordult egy g6p es eeyik oldal.
bordaja eltorott+ Mint halljuk
Major four, akit s6riilese vissza
tartott att6l. hogy a Scent Istvan
egylet jubilenman szentbesze.
Diet mondja, jobban van.