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New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Evers Much on Job

Johnny Evers, manager of the Chit
cago Cubs, will institute some novel
ties of spring training at the Pasa-
dena camp this spring. For instance,
Johnny will allow none of his players
except the veteran pitchers to eat more
than tw meals a day while in train
ing. All hands must have breakfast
before 9 o'clock, For the main squad
from then lntil the evening meal
there will be nothing doing in culinary
practices. Evers is bound to bring
his team home for the opening game
down to playing weight, even if he has
TO go to the extreme of starvation
The Cubs will entrain for the Coast
Pasadena on March 7. They will play
twenty-five spring exhibition games,
nine of them against Pacific Coast
League clubs.
Word leaked out of Baltimore last
night that Scout Joe Kelly, Of the
Yankees, and j. Franklin Baker had
been in secret conference, at which the
former home-run king had come TO
terms to play with the Yankees the
coming season.
Evidently Manager Miller Higgins
had not been apprised of the fact be-
fore he departed early in the after
noon for his Cincinnati home. But
Huggins did say if Baker reported he
would be put at third base and Aaron
Ward at second base. Wilson Fewster
then would be assigned to center field
The report from Baltimore stated
that Baker has agreed to go south with
the 6rst squad of Yankees next Friday
Wilson Fewster II coming from Bal
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Indiana Kills Fight Bill

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. is.--The Shsr-
wood boxing bill, designed to permit
ffteen-round boxing contests In In
diana, was killed in the lower house of
the General Assembly by a vote of 81
to 81. The bill was prepared BY the
American Legion legislative committee.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
"s"9s%"-~--~-~+@
Recruit Wins Salary Demand

ST LOUIS, Feb. l8.-A second con-
tract to-day was forwarded to Bill Per-
tica, pitcher, secured by the Cardinals
from the Los Angeles Pacific Coast
League club. Word was received from
Fertica yesterday that he would not
sign unless he received what he thought
he was worth
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Fletcher Not to Retire

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1s.-Reports
of the retirement from baseball of the
veteran Arthur Fletcher were set at
rest to-day by the receipt Of his signed
contract by President Baker of the
Philadelphia National club. The contract
is for one year.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

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New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Berue and Smith i'm Draw

Happy Smith and Sammy Berne,
lightweights, boxed a twelve-round
draw before the East New York A. C..
last night. The judges disagreed and
the referee declared it $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Countess Entry Wins Cr,n

LONDON. Feb. 1s.-The greyhound
Shortcoming, owned by the Countess of
Soften, to-day won the Waterloo Cup,
shs blue ribbon OF English aeassing
evea&As
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Concerning Certain Maxims
A Pair of Legs

comedy or supcr-dramatc
piled to sport,
For the with legs up against it in
football baseball track and field tennis boxing nearly
form of competitive sport
dropped batting average around
Why? Not much advancing Rather wrenhed
knee cap and thereby lost a big part Of his old speed
Record Legs
1t would be hard who greatest pair legs
Joe seher undoubtedly would be leading power
and leverage of his mighty undepnnng made him wrestling
champion.
doubt that seher had anything in leg poer unon pa
HeGe6nger, the guard.
Hefelhnger above merely husky normal citizen Be-
waist thigh calf he was az samna nd
driving with enough force his
twenty-five Hefnger finished his collegiate career
the gridiron he coaching spell He was
then fifty DID, but when lined practice near wkng
side of the Yale line
There wasn't forward the twenyx to twen
ty-eght years younger-who could hold him n check.
Even at fifty those ancient pillars powerful any
modern competition
Three Others
Heon Coy and Thorpe abnormal legs Hes
ION and Coy not only had driving but long football ca
reers against the roughest sort competition their underpnng
To tackle either like vhng pillars steel or stone
leverage he had below waist.
The test Of jim Thorpes legs that thrtydve he
still able play professional football wear and tear Of this
'
Thorpe in spite defensive activities was never
he always the target. F' ~
oIue uhdepnnlng than
Of baseball before their time
Two pairs OF legs worth remembering Wagner and
These
loads for any legs yet both lasted
play. ' ' " 40 'eN'
Wagner fortyee cavort briskv around IN hs
two supports and Wagner Of his for
decades 80 WA WV
In Baseball
Bob ftzsmmons is the only heavyweight champion record with
slender prop support F had the body of heavyweight planted the
legs of lightweight Strong enduring legs have bea b % -
Benny Leonard and Jack Dempsey this repec
The power and stamina in Bernie legs have descended
son. VINO gives promise OF being champion
hne of legs would
cement OF campaigning Weferss is seconds for the
oash
Land has developed the leg
country running over powed fields
icy " S country and one that he will adopt for his Cornell
Proper development treatment of
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

Are you looking for a position? This
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New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Amherst Mernen Win

AMHERST, Mass, Feb. lS.-Amherss
defeated Williams, 81 TO IS, in sW'"'
ming meet here tonight.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Ward Is ssH0Id0ut'':
Demands Yankees
Increase His Salary

Y TITLE ROCK. Ark, Feb. ls.--
~ Aaron Ward, third baseman
for the New York Americans, has
returned his contract, unsigned,
to the management, he announced
here to-day. Ward stated positively
that he would not join the team
until his salary demand Ia met.
There seems TO be an undercur-
rent of unrest among the Yankees
and perhaps a tacit understanding
on the part of a majority to hold
out together for very few of the
players have signed as yet. The
team was very chagrined over not
winning the pennant last season
and bitter over what they alleged
to be managerial weaknesses in the
stretch run. A near conspiracy to
make the club suffer for what had
been lost through failure to qualify
for the worlds series was even
hinted by few at the time. Most
of the maicontens have been
traded during the winter.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
timore to-day for talk with Business
Manager Ed Barrow.

Ban Johnson announced yesterday in
Chicago that there would be nine um
pires on the American League staff
in the Western League last year, is the
new arbiter who has been signed. The
veteran members are William Evans
Ollie Chill Clarence Owens, William
Dineen, Thomas Connolly, George
Moriarty, George Hildebrsnd and Rich
ard Nallin. All nine umpires will work
regularly throughout the season, three
of them in some games.
President T. J. Hickey Of the Ameri.
can Association has signed Cornelius
DAILY, of the Western Canada League
last year, as q member Of his staff OF
umpires.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

Judge K. NJ. Lands, commissioner Of
baseball, has accepted an invitation
from President Charles M. Ebbets to
attend Ebbets Field on flag raising"
day next summer. The date of this at
traction has not yet been decided.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19

John (Hans) Lobert, coach and
trainer Of the West Point baseball
team. left Havana yesterday He will
issue call for spring practice inmedi.
etely upon his return.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-19
Shreveport Entries

Apprentice allowance claimed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Removed

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets the cuh.
sutute for calomcL act gently on tn.
bowels and positively do the work
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through d. Edward Olive
Tablets The pleasant suglr-c9liel
tablets are taken Tor bad breath by aI
who know ,hem.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen.
tly but firmly on the bowels and liver
stimulating them TO natural action.
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire 9ystem. They do that which
dangerous c1l0mel does without amy of
the bad aitor effects
All The benefits Ol nasty siChemnr.
gripping cathrtics are derived from
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets without
gripping, pain or any disaupeablc effects
Or. F.M Edwards discovered tha
formula after seventeen years of pr3c-
tice among patients aIlIcicdwi,h bowel
and liver complaint with the attendant
bad breath
Olive Taheis NE nwsly vegetable
compound mixed with olive Oh, yQ1
will know them hv their olive color
Take one of two every niHht i0r week
and note the effect l5sand 39c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03
LIONS TAKE UP
MATTER ARMISTICE
DAY CELEBRATION

At the weekly luncheon OF the Lions
Club held today President Russell
Brown started a movement to obtain
saner celebration of Armistice Day
than this city has had prior to this
time Efforts will be made to prevent
the firing of arms i'm the city and j.
y. Hamilton and Harry Tate were ap.
pointed to cooperate with other clubs
and with the officers in keeping down
dangerous method of celebration.
Writ Franklin made very interest
ing talk to the club in which he re-
viewed the efforts which have been
made by the producers in the Ardmore
district to control oil production to a
point where the production does not
exceed the pipe line capacity He re
viewed the legislation that has been
enacted for the oil mon and how they
have used it to help the oil business.
Mr.. Franklin stated that the reason
for the curtalment of drilling had
been eliminated and that all lessees
now have the right to prosecute drill
ing Of new wells. One rssher remark
able statement he made was that there
was a time i'm Healdton field develop
ment in 1915 when drilling water was
worth more than oil, At that time
oil could not be sold TO any advantage,
drilling had 10 he done to protect leas.
es and many thousands Of barrels Of
oil ran down the creeks and were
wasted.
q. A. Ramsey talked Of the ioad
through the Arbuckle mountains lie
told how the steep grade can he cli-
minated by building road into the
canon n mile ana half south Of Turner
Falls. He urged that the people Of
Ardmore take the matter up ana open
that road either with volunteer labor
or by public subscription. ~ NJ.
Wasson. Tom Cooper and Eddie Ram
sey talked along the same line and
indorsed the statements made by G..
A. Ramsey
1t was announced that the Lions on
Monday night, November a. would
hold meeting especially for the ladies'
Of the club.
The attendance was unusually good
and the music was out Of the ordi-
nary Instead Of women being depend
ed upon for the music Charley Wilson
and Dan Corcoran sang with Miss
Rush at the piano. The voices of the
men pleased the Lions organization
Guests included S. J. Crellin. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Codmeyer of Mus
kogee, Mrs. Effie Haun of Shreveport.
district manager Of the Woodinen
Circle; w +. Ramsey. o. sullivan. W.
+. Pendleton, Frank>Cory and G.. L.
Wheeler
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03

ROME, Nov. 3.-Discoyery of great
petriIied forests ON the high plateaN
Of Northern Sardinia, thc trees 6
which are from nine to ~ feet I'm
circumference, is reported In the Trl-
buna.
\ government commission declares
that the find Is of worldwide import.
ance as these forests are said To be
among the grandest in the world
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03
Free Tests to BE Resumed

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 3. - The
state bacteriolosical station here is
again ready to make free tests for
clinics over the state, it was anuounc.
ed today. Some time ago the state
had to confinc its work to state tests.
because Of inability to employ a bac-
teriologist at the salary provided by
the legislature. The services OF Dr.
and Mrs. l.. X Cecil, formerly con.
nected with the University Hospital
here. state institution, have hecu
secured. Mrs. Cecil is putting IN rull
time and Dr. Cecil part time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03

ENID. Okla. Nov 3.-An honorable
discharge from the United States
army was believed by police officials
to have saved Eddie Warren negro.
from possible violence al the hands
of a party of men who. according
TO police reports last night tool, him
to a spot several miles from this city,
apparently intent on ufllctins some
punishment ON him. Police, however
We're unable 90 account f0r amy hostile
action against him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03
ARDM0RE LEGIONNAiRES
HOME FROM KANSAS CITY

Ardmore delegates to the American
Legion convention are slated to arrive
in the city late this afternoon. follow.
ing information that they had en-
trained at Kansas City at midnight
Wednesday on their special train.
Delegates, who arrived i'm the city
in advance Of the special train affirm
ed the report that Ardmore's delegation
would arrive in the city today and the
special possibly attached to the 3
O'Clock passenger.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03
6. +. SMITH APPOINTED
SECRETARY OF THE STATE
CORPORATION COMMISSION

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov 8.-Ap-
pointment Of G. f. Smith as secretary
of the state corporation commission
was announced today. Mr.. Smith.
who was formerly with the Oklahoma
City chamber Of commerce. took up
his duties at once. w. L. Glenn. who
has been acting secretary for the last
year and a half returns to the state
auditors office as an accountant
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03

MEXICo CITY Nov. S.-Thc chide
crop of the state Of Campcchc this
year was upward OF 5,OO0.0 000 pounds
most OF which went tn the United
States and was manufactured into
chewing gum
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03

MCsKuGEE. okla Nov. Q - Zine
Midland valley railroad compauy's de
pot ot Avant % miles west of Tulm
was destroyed by five OF unknown
origin some time aftor midnight DOES.
night. according to ou announcement
at the general offices of thu company
here today The fire was confined O.
the station The loss has NOT bgm
estimated
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12

CHICAGO CAsB GRAIN
WHEt r. No. red, s2.06 hard
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12
POX EPIrEMIC
is DYING DOWN
Quarantine in Certain Gases
Will Be Lifted Sunday
or Monday

That the smallpox epidemic IN East
Chicago has subsidized TO a great extent
IS the belief Of the health department.
" no for the past As Hours. have re-
ceived but few new cases. Those that
have been reported are from the quar-
Rntine district. with but only one or
two from other parts Of the city. There
has however. been reported a consid-
cradle number OF suspicious cases. but
the health board does not consider this
alarming.
Vaccinations arc still going forward
With renewed vigor Dressing sta
tons VIII be kept open for a sec
ondary dressings until further notice.
Starting yesterday physicians under
ar Teegarden. secretary Of the board
os health. started making a second
canvass OF the homes throughout tho
Quarantine district. inspecting the
scars Of those who have recently been
Naceinated and those afflicted. 1t was
while making these rounds that the
new cases were found
To Lift Quarantine.
According to statements Of Dr, Tee
garden. tire quarantine that has COW
cred the entire section viii he lifted
Sunday or Monday that is. as far as
concerns those who are not SICK. The
homes q those afflicted viii be placed
under special guard until such time as
the health board deems necessary. Ar
engagements have been made by DR.
Teegarden whereby those who are un-
able 70 secure eatables. through lack
q money or otherw Use. viii be taken
care OF by Or. Teegarden. representing
the board of health.
Inspection by officials Of the board
Or public works and the street COM
missioner Of all streets and alleys in
the restricted area have been made and
found satisfactory Rubbish and all
other waste matter has been removed
from the yards IN the front and rear
of the houses, streets have been wash
"a and everything placed IN order for
the lifting or tho Quarantine
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12
[ AlRi((E:.
Letters of Gratitude

Eloquent language and illustrations
ia advertising may appeal to many
Int after all i is the homely. sincere
letters from women, overlooking with
heartfelt gratitude for health restored
hy Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound that convince other suffering
women that there is a medicine that
y ~ help them also Many such ct
tors are being published in this paper
from day TO day. and it is to any
women's ADVANTAGE who suffers from
female ailments in any form 10 give
This old fashioned root and herb REM
sdy a trial-Adv,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12

winter. $1.92; northern spring. $1.s7
"a lbs.
CORN-No. white. me. white.
19@69isc; 4 white. 66@67Mc; , vel
lew 7o@71t4e. yellow. s61k a 6Stac.
OATS-No. 1 white, 4714c; > white
sc a 4sc. white, As y q 46 Nc; 4 white
44i2c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12

honors were awarded o Mrs. W.
Rohrdanse, Mrs. F. Buehler and Mrs.
W. Eggers, after tho games dainty re-
ereshments were served
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-12

Join Christmas Saving Club. Citl-
geu's National BanS. 1-i2-6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-11
MaxysIrok i francia
/ er6dSk kSzott
A nagykapu. Magyar kivan-
dorl6k. - A Nep cilklSe.

A hadi kikot6 medencejeben az
almos, sziirke vizeu hatalmas va
rakkent sotetlenek Franciaorszag
legnagyobb pancelosai. A Fort
l'Est' felol nyilsebesen siklik a
part fele az erodparancsnok mo-
toros cs6nakja, tetejen lev6
francis" trikolort vigan lengeti a
keleti szel.
A Barriere Nationale"- ION
allva, lenez6en, biiszken mutat
k0r0sk0rul. eide mem tudna be-
torni semmifele ellenseg SEM =
mendja biiszken es igaza van. A
kik0t6 medencejet hosszu t0ltes
zarja ell,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-11
Barta J6zsef,
az 0reg halasz.

Mem messze a csardat6l es ko-
hajtasnyira a hires hidtol vetette
valyogbol kunyh6jat. Odabenn
formas vastiizhely, kor0s -koriil a
fal menten loca, amit a kiszolgalt
szirok es bunda maradvanyok
kenyelmes nyugaggya alakitot-
tax. A kiilso falon nagy iiggyel-
bajjal foltozott halok es petren=
ees rudak szikkadnak a nap heve-
ben. Az Greg Barta maya nyolc-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-11
Mecs Aiajos.
MAGYAR szUL0E KtjLD0TTsEaE
A szERB KULFUszMINIszTERNEL

Szabadkarol jelentik: A bacskai ma
gyartanul6k szileinek kuldottsegc meg
jelent Pribicsevics Szvetozar kultusz
miniszternel es kerte, hogy tegye lehe
tove a szlav nevii, de magyarul ertd
tanul6knak, hogy magyar iskolaba jar
hassanak. A kultuszminiszter kijelen
tette, hogy kiadott rendeletet Q ma
ga is serelmesnek talalja es intezkedni
fog, hogy a-vndelstet vegy6k surgSs
revizi6 ala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-11

Bus magyarok lezengnek az
agyak k0zott. Az ablakokon be-
zsong a varos larmaja. A kikoto
felSl hosszu, mely tutulas hallat-
SILK. Valiant haj6 erkezhetett
meg, kitudja, honnan.
Magyarok allnak az asztal k0-
rul. Szemiik tetovan nezi be-
mosolygo, azurkek eget. a fel-
csillan6, vegtelen vizet, an1inek
a tulso vegeben var rajuk a BIZ
.zonytalan jov6.
Allnak, allnak bus magyarok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-11
Hortobagy, julius I

A csikos, gulyas es juhasz ne
vek nemzetkozi fogalomma lettek.
A csik6sokkal remitgetik a parisi
anyak rosszalkodo gall cseme-
teket, nev hallatara .nemcsak
a gyerekek ijedt fantaziaja emile
kezo kepessege is kormos arvu,
lohaton nyargalo vadembereket
lat kivalni a szemuk elott tancolo
semmib6l. Az okr0ket terelget6
kevesszavu gulyasok pikans exc
tikus etelle finomultak, a juha-
szok ugyan juhaszok maradtak,
de a kanaszok megmagyarazha
Italian m6don az illemtanarok ell
lenlabasaikent szerepelnek ha-
zai tarsasag szotaraban - holott
epolyanabbak, mint legtobbszol
azok, akik e. becsiiletes foglalko
zas hallatara tarcajukban new
jegy utan keresgelnek.
Osi, szep es, szabad eletet el
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-11

hat6lag mem fedelk5zi utaskent
kivandorl6 idsgeng
CsAk nniutan elhitetem veie,
hogy egyik lit lev5 foldimet aka
rom meglatogatni, ada meg, eleg
kelletlenal, belepesi engedelyt.
Talalomra benyitok az egyik
Macy, kozos haloterem ajtajan.
Az ablak nyitva van a levego
megis szinte elviselhetetlen. A
juliHsi fofr6sagot >fullasztova pa
cola benn tanyazo emberek,
bizony, mem nagyon finom illata
IS a siru dohanyfiist. Apro ESQ.,
portokban iilnek az agyakon es a
terem kozepen levo hosszu asztal
k0riil. A tarisznyakbol hazulr6l
hozott elem6zsia utolso maradeka
is kifogyott mar kivandorl6k
Europa maid minden nyelven
szidjak kivandorlo szall6 veze-
toseget, hajotarsasagot, hato-
sagokat, az egesz rongy RESERVES
eletet.
Ebben a szobaban nincsenek
magyarok, de a vekony Rabitz-
Talon keresztiil cifra karomkodas
vegakkordjai orvendeztetik meg
hazaszeret6 szivemet.
Benyitok. Derek, jon0vesii le'
geny all a terem kozepen. Keze-
ben diih0sen forgatja a ragacsos
fekete kenyeret, mellyel a szalld
konyhaja 0rvendeztette meg
kenyszerii vendegeit. .Amikor
meglat, nekem tamad: "Hej
Mozje! Is das nix Brot!''
Megmagyarazom ingeriilt a
Ityamfianak, hogy en- mem tarto
izom a szallo alkalmazottai koze
| hanem csak azert jottem ide
hogy meggyozodjem banasmod
1 r6l, mellyel a vedtelen magyar
kivandorlokat illetik.
/ = No, uram AIT Sc tudom
honnan kezdjem. Mikor meyer
keztiink a palyaudvaron, csal
!: ide tereltek benniinket, mint ;
barmot. Valiant orvos vegigtapo
gatott mindnyajunkat, aztan eg.
fiatalember felig magyarul, fell:
nemetiil megmagyarazta, hogy it
kell maradnunk ket hetig, aztal
szallhatunk csak haj6ra. Mar
napja vagyunk lit uram, de ali!
varom, hogy kisza abaduljak. Men
etel ez, kerem, amit adnak, hoz
"a meg olyan draga penzen. Mir
kierek Amerikaba, ITALIAN me
annyi Sc marad zsebembe, hog,
elutazhassam Clevelandba, ahol
batyam dolgozik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-11
@Egyrol- Masrol@ -
Juhaszlegeny, szegeny juhaszlegeny
Mem esik az ESQ, mines hal - Sewage uram.
- A budapest IA NEP" lap cikke. =

tero a bojtarok elete, akik ejjel
nappal kint vannak vegtelen
pusztan es a zord idojaras miatt
epp ugy karomkodnak, mint
csendes es deriifenyes napok lat
tara. Vegeredmenyben ugy is
mindegy. Ha silt a nap, leveszik
subat, ha esik az ESQ, nyakuk
ba keritik. Azutan j0het meny.
kocsapas, meg AIT Sc banjak, csak
menesbe ne vagdosson. Estere
beterelik menest az enyhely
re-, megitatjak es ekkorara a
bojtarinas, igazi neven 'talyi
gas'' vagy "tanyas' elkeszitette
az izletes vacsorat, kor es rang
szerint k0riililik a 'bogracsot,
megkezdodik a falatozas. Illedel-
mesen senki a masikat meg mem
kurtitva sorrendben veszl XII az
etelt gombolyu vaskanalakkal a
bogracsb6l, haromszor megfujjak
azutan megkostoljak es csak az
utan ragjak meg. Mem rontja el
egyikik sem gyomrat, inert
mire ismet 3 ra kerul sor, nyu-
godtan vegezhet az etellel. Az
oregebbek ''gyalogszek "-nek ne
vezett kis fatuskon iilnek, a fla
talok amugy maguk sarkan. tia
tas utan, ha mines vihar kozeledo-
ben, menes ismet kimegy oda,
ahol meg mem legelte le a fiivet.
Hajnalkor megint itatas ICY a
csikos napjaban ketszer eszik me-
leget ha maskor megehiil, az e.
lem6Aia a sziir ujjab6l keriil el0
Nagyjaban ICY el