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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19
Gas Death
for Vernnin

TIN ground Squirrel tic gopher anl Ne
= prairie dog are hardly known In the
Earofa part u this country. IN toe Wet
however, ttey are most destructive nui
sances. ent.ng The roots Of growing plants
and N othcr way doing lot Of mischief
San tranriteo man Iames W. Van
MsieF, has conirlyci . method Tor exterml
natins them Wlih poison gas bg the lielp q
~ ingenious eontryanea which .unocal@
the litto bcasts 70 tAeif burrows
Two men do The work one II them finds
marks mud prepares The burrows Tho otacr.
following lin. docs The poisoning which H.
accomplished hl diseharsing IN tle mouth
Of each buToW cartridge that contain. q
gas producing mixture
The first man Inserts metal lube In tho
entrance Of the burrow. iamps the earth
tightly around il and sticks q li,ilc flag In
Inc ground 10 mark il HE second man
carries cartridge. holder n1dscarlfldges
TIE latter being pasteboard cylinder gcaled
nj the end With paper and containing saw.
dust mixed with petul filings.
The second man ALEC carried a small fank
filed with chlorine and provided with a
short rubber pipe to which tie cartridge.
holder Il attached lie puts cartridge into
the holder and fhoyes the latter into the
metal tube above mentioned which the
holder iis. Then he opens a waive and The
chlorine flows into The cartridge the paper
ends of which have previously been rup.
tured.,
The chlorine combines with the metal FL
ings in the cartridge, generating secondary
gas which being much heavier thnn air.
desccnds by gravity through The metal
tube and fills the burrow from end 10 end.
j reaches the breeding nest Of the occd
pants, and even poisons the food which the
animals have In storage
When sufficient dose OF gus has been
thus administered, Tie chlorine is shut or
by closing the valve and the holder is de-
tscbed from the cartridge. which drops into
the burrow The metal tube IS pulled out
OF the burrow entrance and earth IL packed
into the hole. Thus the whole operation
is completed without danger TO those who
perform it.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19

illumination, and holding the board by a
wire ifor even mittcned hands mist no.
grasp ~ ! press sharp pointed wood
splint very gently upon the surface Of the
crystal unti the latter adheres to the
fpint, and remove II TO a glass slide under
an observation microscope
After few have been ,aced on the
glass slide ! give brief glance at each,
holding my breath meanwhile, and II one
seems to be Of sufficient beauty or interest
the glass slide is removed. the crystal
pressed down fiat against It, using n feather,
and the slide and crystal placed upon the
stage Of the Photographic microscope, cen
tered, focused and an exposure Of from
eight seconds to q minute or two is given.
according to lens used, the time Of day md
the length of the bellows.
GAN snowfals are not good ones. It is
only occasionally perhaps four to sixteen
times during given wnter-that good
crystals fall, and oftentimes one must hunt
for good specimens among a much vaster
number Of imperfect or plain ones. When
the favorable time comes there must be no
delny, and II is often the case that have
to forge both breakfast and dinner and am
half starved and chilled through and through
with the cold before a favorable days work
is over
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19
Phone and Gas
Explosions

IVlloEA FIR supposed that telephone in.
w strtmeut rould cause disastrous ef.
nioaoni Not In dwelling house Or bust.
ness Office happily Tho air must he laden
With eambustibie gas 10 make such an
explosion possible This yer} coheiIlon
often c,ists IN Mines however. and the
phone ma, ignite the gas with eaIamltons
results
II Is not The small current Of electricity
carried By the phone wires that docs the
mischief Tbs magnetic Is responsible Gas
enters lbe telephone box md the ringing
Of the magnetic ls iatle 10 cause It's igni-
tion, ...-.
Probably many mine explosion has
brcn thus caused. though Until recently the
possibility o. such a ting pns r6t thought
u 10 find out IL II could happen TIE
Birean Of Mines rugged telephone inside
Of a closed chamber dlled With a mixture Of
air md gas. and made nm arrangement
whereby the ringer could be operated from
outside In series Of trials number OF
explosions were produced The first turn
Of the crunk did II in one instance.
The moral sccms 10 be that telephones
IN mines should be made gas'tlght and gas.
proof.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19
The Cost of EATS

T7IlE people Of tho United States spend
more than $40 100000 day for food,
or nearly u billion and half dollars q
month. Nearly one-third Of the money goes
for bread. potatoes, fruits, sugar and other
grub Of a vegetable nature. More than
wo-thrds is spent for meat, fish, eggs,
butter cheese and lard The average house
holder bands over TO the butcher more than
fifth Of his income. The people Of this
billion eggs and nearly ten and half bill
lion gallons Of milk. But large part OF
the milk goes to make ! 900, 900 900 pounds
Of butter, 100000 pounds Of cheese ord
go COG, 900 gallons of ice cream.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19
Lizard Skin Leather

THE Island of Ceylon, which sent pea
l. cocks, monkeys and baby elephants TO
King Solomon, for that monarch's ZOO, /,
remarkable for a varied and interesting
fauna. One Of the oldest of its animals is
a huge lizard called the cabrogoya, which
attains a length of four and one half feet.
The cabrogoya is very handsome reptile.
beautifully marked, and its skin when
tanned affords n tough leather of excellent
wearing quality and waterproof. II is used
for making women's shoes and, with tbs
idea Of introducing it in this country for
that purpose, specimen hides have recently
been sent to our Department Of Commerce
by the American Consul at Colombo.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19

A MONO The most beautiful objects under
"A tlic m'efo.eoGe arc nov crystals. Being
formed in free aif, digcc from yap0r. they
have an opportunity to develop complete and
very elaborate form, and Of the latter an
Infinite variety Many Of them. one might
think, would serve usefully the purposes Of
lhe manufacturing jcweer, and perhaps
those Of other arts ly offering ready made
and exquisite designs.
Our winter snoWstorms may not always
be appreciated by many folks past the
co0stng age They often mean Delayed
trollcys and trains, wet feet and colds and
extra expense for snow shovelng to alch
people, but in Vermont there ~ a man who
is just hoping and praying for storms like
that This rather peculiar fondncss dates
back about thirty years. for Il sas then
that Wilson a. Bentley discovered the
beauty Of the individual rnowhahc.
He is not the first person who lns de-
voted a lifetime to the snowflake, however.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19
Pr0pagating Kiss Berries

TT HAS been newly discovered that mistle-
toe can be artifclally propagated and
so easily that any clever woman might make
u good deal Of money by undertaking the
business.
II you will examine q berry Of mlstletoe
closely and pull II TO pieces, you Will hnd
thaf it contains n tiny seed which IL sep
arateJ with some difficulty from pulp
so consciously sticky as to suggest bird
lime
This IL a provision Of nature to accom-
Dlsh the distribution OF the plant. Birds
eat the pulp Of the berries, but do not swsl-
low the seeds, apparently disliking their
favor. They tear them out and leave mem
sticking on the branches Of trees where they
start new plants.
To propagate the mstlctoe, then, II II
necessary merely to gother a quantity Of
the berries, separate the sticky seeds, and
to place each one Of the latter in the crotch
Of a tree -twig. There the seed will pres
emily terminate, inserting a pseudo-root
into the bark of the twig
II is very curious seed, not at all like
that Of ordinary Towering plants. In fact,
It is already in itself tiny plant with two
cotyledons which contain chlorophyl.
Before long, placed In the manner de-
scribed, it will develop into q thrifty growth
Of mistletoe. 1t is n parasite, and subsists
upon the juices Of the tree.
But, in attempting to propagate the mis-
tlctoe. one should be mindful of the fact
that the proper kind of tree must be chosen.
Like other parasites, It has Its chosen
hosts; it will not grow elsewhere. Elms
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19
Rainbow Shoes

THE latest fashionable shoes in London
L and Paris are of all the colors Of the
rainbow most striking to the eye. Bright
blue and red, sometimes with uppers OF con.
trasting hues, are favored for street wear.
one shoe manufacturer offers boots with
fur trimmed tops for women. Another,
Russian gauntlet footgear," with red silk
tops and laced with red ribbons Another.
ed boots with crisscross straps finished with
paste. diamond buttons. A fourth, patent.
leather shoes iornate with red and green
designg. Shoe heels OF initiation tortoise
shell. or SCI With amber or mother.o pearl,
ara novelties. Some OF the women's boots
Lave hand painted toes.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19
The Jewels That Fall From the Skies

work. The climate of Vermont, where Mr..
Bentley lives, is ideal because Of It's long,
cold winters. From Thanksgiving to April
there are many opportunities but even at
that he says:
any other Photographic effort Once the
crystals aight on the backened board
hold 10 catch them, 1t Is a race between me
and the work OF evaporation take the
blackboard indoors, where my apparatus
Is pointing out the window Of the always
cold room. Ordinary daylight is used for
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19
Weld With Copper

A NEW and very useful Welding process
~ Is based upon the fact that II piece OF
copper on an iron plate be heated In an
atmosphere Of hydrogen, The copper viii
spread over the iron IN thin penctrat-
ing film, like butter on hot toast
Thus, If the copper be melted between
two pieces Of iron, IT Yields them together
in a surprisingly intimate fashion, the
copper film actually working itself In be-
tween the crystals Of the iron.
BY this process It is practicable 10 join
together. without screws, machine parts
which CAP BE- most conveniently made in
two pieces Blades for steam turbines are
among the articles which have been fabri-
Gated by this simple and novel means.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19
Anti-Ouch Tack Holder

may be packed with every box Of tacks sold
for domestic use.
The piece of wire is formed at one end
into loop, which serves as a handle, to he
held between finger and thumb. At the
other end it is fattened and bent into hook
shape to receive the tack. The tack, held
by the hook in the desired position for driv-
ing, receives q bang or two with the ham
mer; then the hook is detached, and one or
ton 1t is Of course, the starting of the
tack that imperils the fingers. The hook
holds the tack closely and firmly for driving,
but has sufficient residence to enable it to be
readily disengaged.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19

Efen in very early times Norwegian
nrll't, realizing their possibilities, went 10
the Arctic on extended voyages to draw
them. lie caught them on black cloth or
painted wood and made quick sketches OF
them as they fell At his leisure he worked
out elaborate designs by combining the
original drawings
Mr.. Bentley Is truly artistic, but still bis
pictures are absolute representations Of
nature, for they arc photographs. HIS method
shows much panstaking care and proves
him to be n true scientist and lover OF his
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19

" sslaea sFslt vhsttas ths sst'f iat ~
Nsaassiiaal ufs $50 lukstfisl ratsps
aF.as tas lasi la a. siaapd Is aas,
faf7 tsaflns rrllan y ths tsAg.
Nfsa ga ika tasA. s,las tss Wa Fus
ei 49, maa Aass srsttas
eFWfai skslfienH a ihssa Nsaaeataa
rsie's tsHs "a taris thai 81 : soaaat tats
la fuf ihst - So issa il hasa tssa
g. NHa a aass theass sa.Amntb th
asFe iha sEst Aaa.sa lnAasHtau ~ tssea
stsfH ihss ass'i A. htss Use saIs q b.
saassi ~ saRsfaf tses ptefaaaHl4 "a
AF.ats aatsfa
hszti'y seas sHz.fs1s So hasa
- ~ ssai fssf nasAlti afsaaa
ASS tat 8 AH mast.as IS
hs ttss aas saf tfafls1nslss
US asF q ist aa1 @ htatam
ai# atHs #1faa asa tss issafF
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19

aud blackberry trees sui. 1t best, being
themselves close kin TO the mistletoe Like
good many folks, It is content to live on
its relatives. Gum trees and sycamores,
however serve its purpose excellently.
Mistletoe il found from New Jersey
southwark and westward In the Southern
States one often sees trees profuseIy fes.
TONED with it. In Oklahoma It Is so
common that it has attained the distinction
Of official appointment as the State flower
There are 400 known species, most of which
arc tropical
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19

DNEuMATIc tires are surely wonderful
things, but undeniably they have their
disadvantages. especially when roads are
strewn with broken glass and taeks. Then,
too. II Is a bother to blow them up.
A Cleveland inventor, Joseph j. Kraly,
thinks he has something better 10 offer.
II is resilient cylinder Of spring steel,
which takes the place Of The pneumatic
sinner tube, with leaf springs liked at inter.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19
A New Kind of Fuel

CuCcEssFuL experiments have recent,
- been made with a fuel composed o.
mixture AZ anthracite dust and IN al.
most pure ea.toa oblained By dis,ilatloa
n foal.lsr pitch The stun 1. pressed ilto
bFt.atis, 1T eoal.tsf pitch product serving
hinasr ~ 3l!e i s hart dense
aal 81 s % gt4tsA black fay
taaet. burn itr anthracite net sains "
t.sess lke 5aks
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19

takes up the shocks from the tread OF the
tire. the other re-enforces the tire against
shocks TO Its sidewalks.
The spring steel tube is Of course n ring
but. to make possible It's Introduction into
the tire casing, il is made in two halves.
FIRST one half Is put in (being secured
by ilangcsi, and then the other. making
the tube complete. II remains only TO put
tha five ~ ihr rim in the usual manner.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19
A Tire Which Defies Broken Glass

walls around the inside of 1t 10 absorb
shocks. 1t is not a complete cylinder, this
inner tube Of steel, but has gap all around
where it meets the rim OF the wheel The
edges of the gap are Joined by springs. this
method of construction giving the requisite
residence. The leaf-springs are set cross.
wise of the axis of the near. cy Under, and
are curved in two patterns which are fixed
within the tube alternately. one pattern
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-19

A BOON to the householder, and es
pecially to women, is a tack holder
evolved by the genius of Albert J. Haus-
wanna, of Butte, Mont. 1t saves fingers The
device is so simple and cheap. being made
from single blank of steel wire, that it
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19
URALI KOZAKOK ~ {
A CSALL0KOZBEN

Egy pozsonyi jelentes szerint a
csehek most ugy probalkoznak ko-
zelebb nyomulni a Duna vonala
fele egyuttal Jugoszlavia fele is,
hogy az orosz Wrangel-hadsereg
|katonait telepitik lie a megszallas
alatt allo szinmagyar teriiletekre,
ItAz allitolagos telepitest a cseh Vo
Iroske ereszt intezi, ugyan6 szervezi
les latja ell munkaval ez vi cseh-
szlovak -muszka allampolgarokat
is. A Komarom mellett fekv0 LA
k0zsegbe legutobb urali kozakokat
szallasoltak ell, akik egyelore husz
ezer korona rendkiviili segelyt
kertek es kaptak is Pozsonybol.
Ertiik a csehek moho kapkoda-
sat, de tartunk t6le, hogy ezek a
derek muszkak is rovidesen ma
gyarok lesznek, ha pedig oroszok-
max maradnak meg, annal rosz-
szabb az csehekre. Mert abban
az esetben az ,eddigi OF lazongo
nemzetiseg meUe sikeriilt betele-
piteniok egy hatodikat is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19
A szazasok urai

Rabl6gyilkossagok, komplikalt
gyilkossagi biinugyek nyomozasa-
max soran helyszinen megjelemk
Angyal Laszl6 feliigyelo, f6noke
ennek detektiv csoportnak, a
meiy kiilfold barmelyik hason-
10 szervezetevel felveheti YER
senyt. Ezuttal a biineset, a mely-
lyel magyarazza a nyomozas mod
janak fontossagat. A nyomoZas-
max erdekessege, hogy a feliigye-
lo egy teljes hetig vendege volt a
penzhamisito tarsasagnak, mint
fenykepeszseged, hogy- leleplez-
hezse a hamis szazasok gyartele-
pet.
Rendkiviil sok hamis szazas
volt forgalomban mondja -
1907 ben. Ujvideken ugrasztottak
szet a tarsasagot, de megsz0kott
a fobunos, III. Istvan gepeket
is magaval vitte. ITALIAN hat h6-
nap utan budapest fenykepe-
seek szakegyletebol felhivtak te-
lefonon $ kozoltek, hogy egy ALI
tolagos nagyvaradi serteskeres-
ked6 jart az irodaban, aki egy not
len fenykepeszsegedet keres, ma
gayal Winnie videkre. Gyanusnak
latszott dolog. Elhataroztam,
hogy vegere jarok. Elmentem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19
ATszURTA A sz1vET

Buza Albert egy csanadmegyel
tanyan szolgalt Pevel Mozes olah
beressel. Osszeszolalkoztak Bu-
"a egy Macy kessel ralesve, sziven-
szurta. Ezutan bevitte polyvas-
ba, hol meg egyszer a vasvillaval
fejbevagta es polyvaval betakar-
ta. Masnap kocsira rakva aldo
zatat, bevitte rendorsegre, ezek-
llel "a szavakkal: Megdoglott,
0gye meg fene bitangJat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19
@Egyrol MasrolGE
Titokzatos rendori esetek
Pesti detektivek erdekes nyomo-
zasai es kalandjai


puuapes'oii van eias syiA
sJoo ~
neiie1eeps 'e1"NasAoVp ese's
peii = ereonehnyei hsonioAnaA' 'iN
g nlin' az. az "iap"f $50
AoiJaR' H~. az eiu.hiosA'.o ~
'fas. res'i liirlapool Ne''uA o.
!.
asauha a'''n' hos. ~
ny ohioAdsiiah a saios' p'n - soA
LING g ieJ.einq v.'n' - ~. o =
aklh elot' isinefe'iei'' q oanusspA
Aiuefi'esenek sonfoAD ioiy a''"'
"AiA hem '"''i'aA
ienuoii sAei 'eze'ensA lAAo ei0'P
loi' koiti'y Gu duiiah ni'ei' Va -
% iieses1o.oiieA. M 'em go -
pau eiai''inl hllhuen' l'n'i
hyohioAas 'eeiihihaJaool i'sAen a
Macy eiieiiseg' iiiiiluenhoil ou-
nos is taii''i' halau q hui'ui . 'ai'
ieii'asHliaiJd g hiaAeiaAAA he!'o-
ues u'Ja'' d 'oiNaJh''icssfie1.Se' ,t iil'i
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19

a fenykepeszsegedek egyesulete-
be. Az idegen mar nem volt oft,
de meghagyta, ha akad az egylet
tagiai k0z0tt vallalkozo, keresse
fel ct a Rak6czi-uti Debrecen-szal-
b korcsmajaban. A szakegyesu-
let 'irodavezetoje akit a szives-
segre megkertem, hajland6
volt ARA, hogy velem jojj0n S
megmutassa, vendegloben az al
litolagos, serteskereskedot. Csak-
ugyan oft volt. Bemutatkoztam
mint Szab6 Istvan fenykepesz. Q
is bemutatkozott, hogy Megyeri
Istvan a neve, serteskereskedo. Ell
mondta, hogy fenykepesz-iizletet
szeretne nyitni videken sziikse-
ge van megbizhato emberre. Ker-
dezte, mi6ta vagyok fenykepesz.
- Hat bizony -, feleltem en-
nemreg szabadultam, a bort0nbol,
most mines rendes 'foglallSoza-
som. lf
Eszrevettem, hogy ez. nagy0n
tetszik neki. Egeszen felmelege-
dett, aztan k0zolte, hogy tulaJ-
donkepen mem is fenykepeszeti
Fiizletf0l van $50, hanem2- penz-
hamisitasr6fs : x
= Mi vagypnlNa szazasok urai
- dicsekedett. IS
Elmondta, hogy van egy gfp-
jiik elrejtve, amit Bacskabol
vittek ell, amilor Oft lelepleztek
hamis szazasok forgalomba no.
z6it. :. Atszolt mask asztal.
hoz: S
- Pista, geyere csak ide. TIT
mi emberiink.
Odajott a szomszed asztaltol
Cs. Istvan, szinten tagja penz.
hamisit6- tarsasagnak. Elbeszel
tex, hogy vagohidon lesz nehany
I.napig dolguk, amig a serteseket
eladjak, aztan magukkal visznek
Amikor elvaltunk, en- leszer-
zodtem, attettiik a talalkozasi
heIyiinket Obudara. En- inditva
nyoztam, hogy Obudara menjunk
A Debrecen- ben ugyanis attol tar
Itottam, hogy valaki belep es fel.
ismer meghiusul a faradozas
Nyolc napon at delben es este q
penzhamisit6k vendegenek kellett
lennem. amig ell tudtak adm aru
jukat. Minden j6val ellattak $ az
egyik esten jegyet valtottak a sza
momra a Vigszinhazba is. Keny,
telen voltam tarsasag gukban We.
gignezni a darabot. Mar mem EN-
| lekszem, melyik darab volt.
| De baratsagos viszony alatt ki
vettem minden titkukat. Naponts
| jelentest tettem Krecsanyi detek
| tivf6noknek: d hamis szazasol
gyara Varad mellett, Tenke koz
segben, Sbes-Koros partjan
van. P. Ferenc malomtulajdono:
raktarpincejeben. :.
Elk0vetkezett az utazas napja
Csakhogy Ell mem tudok fenyke
Ipezni, sejtelmem sincs err0l tn
domanyrol. Este tizenegy 6rako1
valtam ell tolik nyugati palya
ndvarnal azzal, hogy masnap ia
| lalkozunk vasutnal. Balkaron
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19
FIGYELEM, MAGYAROK

Kttiino forgalmu. nagyszeru vevo-
korrel biro soft drink lajszensz-szel
biro iizlet, melyben confectionery es
grocery is van, nagyobb vallalkozas
vegett elado. Az tizlet South ave.
sarkan van. mindjart a Front streettol
atvezet6 hidnal, hol naponta renge-
teg e1nber fordul meg. Van negy es
negyed ewes lajszensz az epiileten. Az
ar igen kedvezmenyes. Reszletes fel-
vilagositassal szivesen szolgal napkoz-
ben barmikor tulajdonos Begany
zsigmond, 631 South ave., Youngstown,
Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-19

ekkor Eel volt k0tve, vastagpR bes'
pdlyazva elbsssSltslf d megle-.
petit enberekuek, hog3rel6z6 estes
mikor e1yaltarn t6liik,, q Vaci-utoR
megtamadtak, Is megszurtak. Egy
honapig mem is szabad a foglalko-
zasoin folytatni. :. Sajnalkoztak
valtig ekkor en- eloalltam azzal,
hogy van egy teljesen megbizhat6
kollegam, akit nyugodtf lelekkel
fogadhatnak. Be IS mntattam egy
detektivtarsamat, aki azutan -
|szakert6 volt mint, fenykepesz -
lie is utazott a ket emberrel Varad
ra. Azzal az iiriigygyel, hogy le-
mezekre van sziikseg, visszajott
aztan a f0varosba reszletes je-
lentesben szamolt be a penzhami.
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