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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-11-30
MARYLAND NEWS
IN SHORT ORDER
Latest 0oIngs In Various Parts
Of the State
FOLD IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS

leaving balance OF s406.fb.
Cumberland.-District president Of
the United Mine Workers Of America,
Francis ]. Drum, issued statement
following the all-day conference OF del
egates from locals of the Georges
Creek and Upper Potomac regions In
which ne requested the miners who
have been on strike for nearly 20
months to return to work Immediately.
Hagerstown. wn.-Hagerstown is doing
more building this winter than ever,
declared representatives Of big Bal
tlmore realty company here securing
building data. 1t was predicted by the
same representatives that Hagerstown
will have doubled its population by
the time the next census is taken. Al
ready about 5000 have been added to
its population since the last census in
1920.
Baltimore.-The Democratic State
Central Committee for Baltimore city
collected sSs. .sss50 for the recent cam
paign and spent all but s392.2O, accord
ing to report made public by Morti-
mer w West, treasurer. OF the total,
st5.569 was contributed by the Demo
cratic State Advisory Campaign Com
mittee, Of which Hayward f. Boyce
was treasurer The remainder came
IN donations from 2.sS4 persons. Judge
Eli Frank. who was elected to the Su-
preme BencA Of Baltimore, gave $1,000,
the largest individual contribution.
Baltimore.-State Comptroiief WIZ
liam 5. Gordy' Jr, mas spent tne ias'
two days In conference Win depart
ment heads. whose omeers are unds'
his general supervision deVisihs plans
to bring about more etectiYe co-opera
tion in administration. under tne ie
organization act the duties Oh 'ht
The comntroller now Is the head Of
the Division Of Financial Control and
Review In thls department are. he
sides tho Auditor the Bank Commits
| sioner, the Insurance Commissioner
the Purchasing Agent and the State
Tax Commission
Baitimore--At ciose session th'
BOARD OF Msn'ai ayslens aoop'ed a re
port on tRe recent lhFeslisS'ioh u
spring Grove state Hospithi ana SON
y 10 wefare director Emory L. eop i
,enz. me eeA' u ths report was WIN ,
ont alleged dsfscts in the bosnital ad
ministration but II Is stated au criti
cisms are imnarsonsI II viii h,
nointad ont n Il understood that Dr
7 percy wade spnerJntendent ba,
been without adenuate assistance ant
that most ~ the defects were the out
come of demoraIization resulting from
the war
Annapolis. - Harrison W. Vickers
State Conservation Commissioner. an
nounced tnat the state department OF
Conservation viii participate in the
Baltim9re Poultry SHOW. The exnipi
Aroorv nseen,ber to iuclnstvs
The display will include bass. brook
and rainbow trout, crappie. catfish, yeI
low and white perch rock pike, Dream
AsaNu al WrmNNN E.Nl
ana suhnsh. inere also Wi, es On u,S' -,
py p,an,;nr s ,,ons carr,ed On no tbe
80, r-.,-.,., ~.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-11-30
w. R. CLARK
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
La PLATA. Nd

Our equipments for the business are
Of the best, our outfit complete--New
Hearse and Good Team.
Are prepared to furnish. On the
shortest notice, all styles Of the best
grades Of caskets and Codins
VIII give our personal attention to
all business put in our charge, and we
guarantee the best Of service.
Terms Reasonable.
w. =. atARE,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-11-30
HARDING TREr- ~--
..~ LOVE, Sect'y.
4sassmsnt Announeed. .

md Mrs. P. Reed Wills an.
the engagement OF their daugh.
hefine Lee, to Mr.. S. Worth.
kSmp, son of Mr.. and Mrsi
F. fanp, of Granite, Baltimosfe
q rs will take place soon az
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-11-30

Philadelphia pc Ore
~ Vged fr~, the &c rs OUT
~ scc ion * L
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-02-08
BIRDS VALUABLE AID
IN FIGHTING INSECTS

Birds help to keep down many IN
sect pests even when they are NOT
sufficiently numerous TO s-exterminate
them over large area of infestation,
and there are many instances where
the saving of crop appears to be
entirely the work. of birds. When
the Mormons emigrated to Utah, says
the Biological Survey, United States
Department of Agriculture, in re-
cent compilation of instances where
birds have been beneficial, the short
winged grasshopper, commonly
known as the black or Mormon
cricket, came and devOured the crops.
Fields of wheat as promising as pos
sible in the morning would be as bare
as a mans hand at night.
The second year they came again,
hut proyidentially, or miraculously,
as it was thought by the Mormons,
vast flocks of California white gulls
suddenly appeared and destroyed the
crickets, Graduating them for the
time being The remainder OF the
crop on which the Mormons had to
rely for food the next year was saw
ed. Since that time these birds nave
been held almost sacred in titan. A
monument commemorative their val
liable aid stands in Salt Lake City.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-02-08

tenths of a pint is the average daily
consumption for every man. woman,
and child in the country. whereas a
decade ago the consumption was SIX
tenths of Il pint daily. This Is an
increase of nearly II per cent. These
figures are based only upon milk and
cream consumed as such and do not
include any that en;ers' into manu-
featured produces.
The. results are based upon figures
obtained from health departments OF
1856 cities in all parts of the country
having combined population OF
more than 32,O0O,0O0.
The lowest consumption, O.47 of a
pint is in the East South Central
States and highest, 0.S9 of pint, in
New England. The lowest consump-
ton in general is found in the South
ern States, but it must be kept in
mind that many family COWS are
kept in this section and milk from
these animals was not taken into
| consideration.
The large cities use more milk pei
capita than those having less than
1000 population, with the exception
of those having less than 5000 peo-
pie, which group has the largest con-
sumption of all the city groups.
During the last year the number
Of cooperative bull associations III
| the country increased from l5S &c
| 100. These organizations, which were
developed with the assistance OF rep.
resentatives~ of the United States De.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-02-08
WINTER FLOWING
URGED AS MEASURE
To- DESTROY PESTS

A. 4 NJ College, Miss, Jan. B.
Now Is the time for every farmer to
give his insect pests Il wallop in the
solar plexus by Il deep, thorough
breaking of his hand, advises the
State Plant Board. Many different
kinds of insect pests spend the win
fer in the soil in one stage or another,
and a thorough blowing at this sea-
son Of the year will destroy great
numbers of them.
Among the important pests winter
ing in the ground in the pupa stage
is the corn earworm. which also at
t0cks cotton, tomatoes, tobacco, and
a number of other crops. The May
beetles which strip the young leaves
from pecan trees in early spring Will
be found in the soil as the common
grubworm and pupa. Large numbers
Of cutwOrms will be destroyed in the
larvae and pupa stages. The pickle
worm which bores into canteloupes
and squashes will also be killed Ill
the pupa stage by winter blowing.
Masses of grasshopper eggs Will be
mashed or exposed to the weather.
while the same blowing will bury
grass. stalks, and weeds, and destroy
The chinch bugs hiding there.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-02-08
The Gospel as Recorded by St. John

can receive nothing, except 1t De
given him from heaven.
% Ye yourselves bear me Witness
thar said, ! am not the CHRIST put
that | am sent before him.
20 He that hath the bride IS the
bridegroom: but the friend OF the
bridegroom, which standeth ana
heareth him, rejoiceth greatly be-
cause of the bridegroom voice
this my joy therefore is fulfilled.
80 He must increase, but l must
decrease.
81 He that cometh from above Is
above all: he that is one of the earth
is earthly, and speaketh of the earth
he that cometh from heaven is above
all.
80 And what he hath seen ana
heard, that he testifieth: and no man
receiveth his testimony.
:,} He that hath received his tes-
timony nath set TO his seal that Goa
is true.
"a For he whom God hath sent
speaketh the words of God: for COD
eiveth not the Spirit by measure UNI
to him.
1.-The Father loveth the Son, and
hath given al things into his hand.
SO He that believeth on the Son
hath everlasting life: and he that
kelieveth not the Son shall not see
life: but the wrath of God abideth
on him.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-02-08
SMALL TOWNS IN
LEAD IN MILK
CONSUMPTION
Livestock Producers of1Country Pro-
tscted Against Dangers of Various
Plaques by Quarantine Regula-
tons.

The cremery at Grove City, Pa,
which is operated under the super
vision of the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture, during the past
year adopted the practice of supply
ing ice cream manufacturers with
ready made mixtures for making ice
cream. This method relieves the
small manufacturers of the work
and trouble of putting the milk,
cream and other ingredients together
in proper proportion, and is proving
very popular The mix Is ready for
freezing when received by the buyer
The livestock producers of the
United States are protected against
the dangers of various plaques OF
domestic animals existent i'll other
countries by quarantine regulations
enforced by representatives of the
Bureau of Animal Industry. Never in
our history has this country been SO
nienaced by foot and mouth disease
as in the last few years. 1t has eX-
listed in European, Asiatic, and South
American countries and still exists In
many of them, but our inspectors
keep a close watch and hope to pre-
vent another entry Other serious
diseases Of domestic animals that
have been kept out are contagious
pieuropneumonia, rinderpect, surra,
and Malta fever.
More than five hundred farmers
and breeders raising all kinds OF do
nestle animals answered questions
sent out by the United States De-
q A nd
these replies it has been determined
that these men consider pure breds
40 per cent better from utility
standpoint than common stock. They
say that offspring Of pure breds are
worth practically so per cent more
I'm sale value than the offspring OF
grades and scrubs. Also, pure breds
were found in nearly all. eases to be
more readily salable.
Silage Odors are absorbed largely
through the body of the COW rather
than from the air, according to tests
made by hte United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. However, these
odors may be practically or entirely
removed by the aeration of the mix
While it is still warm. Rather heavy
feeds of silage may be given to cows
one hour after milking without any
Undesirable flayOrS or OdOrS passing
into the milk. When green alfalfa
was fed relatively large quantities
one hour before milking marked fla-
yors and doors were noticed in the
milk. but when as much as 30 pounds
per COW was fed after milking there
was no effect on the milk from the
next milking.
The people of the United States
are using more milk and cream than
they did 10 years ago. Statistics com
piled by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture show that seven
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-02-08

partment of Agriculture ana the
state colleges, now own S51 bulls.
Texas. Nebraska and Ohio are new
additions 10 the list Of states where
such associations have been formed,
five new associations have been
formed in Illinois.
These associations haze. proven a
great advantage in communities
where individual farmers have not
felt able TO pay for good pure bred
bulls, or where many farmers W0uid
not have used high grade sires on
their individual initiative. The bull
clubs bring in Il uniform lot OF bulls
as good as or better than the best
in the community before. These ami
mails take the place of the mixed lot
of varied breeds and value. As a
result of the use Of so much good
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-02-08

. And whej thou prayest, thou
ait not be Is the hypocrites are:
they love II pray standing in the
lagogueS AMI in the corners of the
pets. that hey may be seen of
Verify q say unto yin, They
their reward.
But thol.. when thou prayest.
into thy closet, and when thou
shut thy door, pray 10 thy
~ which is in secret; and thy
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-02-08
CHAPTER 3

SiIAE
hrist teacheth Nichodemus the
ecessity OF regeneration. 23 The
ptism and witness OF John con-
rning Christ.
Slere was Il man of the PhariSees,
sd Nicodemus, ruler Of the
The same came to Jesus by
and said unto him. Rabbi. we
that thou art q teacher come
Ii God: for no man can do there
at,leS that thou doest, except God
With him.
Jesus answered and sdid unto
Verify. verify, I say unto thee,
ept a man be born again, he can
see the kingdom of God.
Nicodemus saith unto him. How
man be born when he is old?
he enter the second time into
mothers womb, and be born!
Jesus answered. Verify, verify, |
unto thee, Except a man be born
water and of the Spirit, he can
enter into the kingdom of God.
3 THAT which is born of the flesh
flk4sh: and that which is born OF
) Spirit is spirit.
4 Marvel not that | said unto
r.. Thou must be born again.
5 The wind blowefh where it list
4, and thou nearest the sound
.Areof. but canst not tell whence ii
meth. and whittier ii goeth: so Is
cry one that is born of the Spirit,
. NicodemuS answered and said
to him. How can these things be!
10 Jesus answered and said unto
m, Art thou master Of Israel,
ii knoweSt not these things!
I Verify, verify, | say unto thee,
speak that we do not know, ana
,tffy that we have seen; and We
.eive not our witness.
IL If | have told you earthly
ings. and We believe not, how shall
believe, if 1 tell you of heavenly
,ngs?
BE- And no man hath ascended up
heaven. but he that came down
ian heaven, even the Son Of man
Itch is in heaven.
ia And as Moses lifted up the
-pent in the wilderness, even so
ISL the Son of man be lifted up.
u That whatsoever beliveth in
N should not perish, but have
.rnal life.
16 For God so loved the world,
at he gave his only begotten Son,
at whosoever believeth in him
ould not perish, but have ever
sting life.
II For God sent not his Son into
> world to condemn the world; but
at the world through him might be
ged.
Is He that believeth on him is
{ condemned: but he that believeth
/ is condemned already, because
hath not believed in the name
the only begOtten Son of God.
10 And this is the condemnation,
at light is come into the world,
Il men loved darkness rather than
lit. because their deeds were evil.
20 For every one that doeth evil
teth the light, neither cometh to
, light, lest his deeds should be
proved.
II But he that doeth truth cometh
the light, that his deeds may be
de manifest, that they are
ought in God.
- After these things came Jesus
i his disciples into the land OF
lea: and there he tarried with
IN, and baptized.
l3 And John also was baptiZing
Enon near to Salim, because there
S much water there: and they
ne. and were baptized.
"A For John was not yet cast into
son.
% Then there arose a question
-ween some of Johns disciples and
Jews about purifying.
20 And they came unto John, and
d unto him, Rabbi, he that was
tn thee beyond Jordan, to whom
IA barest witness, behold, the
me baptizest, and all men come to
u.
~ John answered and said, A man
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-02-08

Father which seeth ilA secret shall
reward thee openly.
But when We pray, use not VAN
repetitions. as the heather do: FOR
they think that they shall be heard
for their much speaking.
s Be not We therefore like unto
them: Tor your Father knoweih what
thinks we have need or, before We
ask him.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-02-08

blood, in five or six years the grade
herds belonging to the members look
like pure bred herds.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-02-08
Cures Malaria,
ooo Chills and Fever,
Dengue or Bill
Gus Fever.

CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE
Extra fine Charleston Wakefield,
frost proof Cabbage plants now
ready. Can fill all orders promptly,
at 25c per 100 postpaid.
c. S. WARE,
Route A, Pelahatchie, Miss.
3 mo. Mar. 1-c.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01

sag utan falon l6gtak, ketsegbe-
esve neztem k0riil lakasunkban.
Al ebed mem esett jol, amikor
csendeletekre rapillantottam $
olyan szomoru tehenet meg soha-
sem LATHAM, mint amelyik reggel
a hal6szoba falar6l felem meresz-
tette szemet.
Az fo azonban, hogy Feri ba-
csi. tetszeset teljesen megnyertiik.
A felesegem halasan cs6kolgatta a
kezet Ket nehez napot toltot-
think ICY ell, de vegre Feri bacsi
Observation-Disclosures.
Atmegyek Budara az Greg Sar-
los Bertalan baratomhoz es este
clutazom.
Engem 0belgetett. A felesegem
kezet cs6kolgatta, nedves szem-
golyoira eresztgette pillait meg
hatottan mondta:
= listen aldjon meg benneteket.
Nagyon kedvesek voltatok. So
hasem felejtem ell, hogy ICY meg
becsulitek kepeimet.
Mikor Feri bacsi kiment a la
kasbol, hrtelen aitartam spajz
ajtajat S harsanyan kialtottam:
- Ie falr0l Feri bacsiekat 1!
Be mind a spajzba!
Egy ora latt egw KEEP Sc volt a
falon. Delutan minden rendben
volt. A vazakba friss viragot ra-
kott a felesegem. Kint lassan al
koyodott, de meg valami kis be-
szivargo feny megcsillant vitrin
egy-egy finom porcellanjan vagv
bronzan -. A felesegem csengo-
tett, teat akart f0zetni a leannyal.
Mindketten szotIanul, boIdogan 6l
veztiik lakasunk nyugalmat, 6s
artsztikumat, mintha valami hosz-
szu utazasrol .i0ttiink volna haza.
Abban pillanatban, mikor a
felesegem cseng6 combat meg
nyomta, kiviilr0l is csengetes hal
latszott. A felesegem ginyitotta
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01

egy kicsit az ajt6t, kinezett az el5-
szoba uvegajtajanf $ hirtelen meg
d0bbenesseI fordult vissza hoz-
zam:
- Ez Feri bacsi!
Felpattantam, mint aki tiisken
tilt.
- Visszaj0ttY
Az asszony elkepedve, langol6
arccal fordult hozzam:
Nit csinaljunk most!
- Megmondom neki az igaza..
Torkig vagyok - szoltam, de hir-
telen engem is valami szorongas
fogott ell.
EZt mem lehet - susogta Il
felesegem tetOvan nezett k0riil,
mintha valamit keresett volna, a
mibe belekapaszkodjek.
Az eloszobabol hallatszott Feri
bacsi szelid, melegzengesii hang
ia. A botja megkoppant tart6-
ban lepesei mar az alto fele
csusszantak.
= En- mem birom - szoIt a fele-
segem hirtelen elfutott a harma-
dix szobaba.
Feri bacsi Macy lendiilettel tar
ia Xxi az ajtot.
= Szervusz Szervusz - XII
altotta felem.-Nem haragusztok,
ugy-e? A baratomnak delutan
dolga volt A vonat csak tizkcr
indul. Gondoltam, EFT par 6rat
elt olt0m meg nalatok.
- Igen, Feri bacsi = hebegtem.
= Parancsolj keflek helyet fog
lalni.
A szobaban felhomaly volt. Feri
bacsi csak most nezett k0riil. Mem
szolt, de LATHAM a megd0bbenest
az arcan.
Zavartan alltam el6tt kezem
d0rZsoltem.
= Igen... hat. ize, Feri bacsi.. :.
Csodaikozol, Feri bacsi, hogy Ike
peid.... Hat ugy volt Feri bacsi
hogy nemelyiken festek mar be-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01
Iarcza
i n
FERI BACsI
Irta Pasztor JOSEF

Egy nagyon kedves, meleg er-
zesii Greg baratunk lakott vide
ken. A felssegem csaladjanak
volt az ismer6se Feri bacsi, aki
meg sohasem volt nalunk inert
ntalta a fovarost, de mi anna
t0bbsz0r felkerestiik, mikor haza-
mentiink. Nagy gyiimolcsose, j6
bora volt. B6seges polgari k6-
nyelem arasztotta ell tagas, otszo
bas hazat, valami falusias nyuga..
lom es derii, ami szeliden 0ml0tt ell
az Greg butorokon, a fak6 himze-
seken S a hofeher falakon.
Feri bacsi egyediil eldegelt. A
felsegel mar vagy tiz eve meghait
gyermekei sem voltak. Nehez-
kes, egy kiesit lomha ember volt,
aki mem szeretett kimozdulni ke-
nyelmes, fzlarnyekos, hiiv0s $40
baib6l, ahol minden Esarokban
egy puha0lii Greg karosszek vagy
egy szeles kerevet hivta pihenesre,
almodezasra. Merit Feri bacsi, ha
a gyiim0lcsfaival, rozsaival mem
babralgatott, almodozott, vagy
festett.
Egy Macy iiveges veranda nyilt
a kertbe ez volt miiterem. A
miiterem ajtaja rendesen nyitva
volt bearadt RATA kertbGl r6-
zsak, petuniak fiiszeres illata.
Feri bacsi palettajan mindig friss
volt a festek 5 friss festekszag
kellemesen vegyiilt 0ssze kertb6l
be0mlo illattal. A lakas, mite
rem mind a i6gy fala f0ldt6l a
padozatig tele volt festmenyekkei,
de Feri bacsi meg mindig festett.
Neki mindegy volt: napsiit0tte
KEEP, szobareszlet, arckep, vagy
csendelet, genrekep, vagy allatje-
lenet. Megfestett mindsnt f6-
kezhetetlen; termo boseggel.
A varosi kaszinoban Feri bacsi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01

kepei logtak. Minalunk otthon
senki sem volt kritikus. A kaszi-
NOLAN a friss csapolassal t0r5dtek
csak annyit tudtak, hogy Feri
bacsi kepei olajfestekkel kesziil-
TEX ez mar nemi tekintelyt adott
a kepeknek. Feri bacsi termesze-
tesen megfestette Kossuthot es
Deak Ferencet is varoshaza disz-
terme reszere. .Ezekert a kepek-
ert honorariumot is felajanlot-
tax, amt Feri bacsi yhatarozottan
visszautasitott. Azota azutan an
nal nagyobb k0ztiszteletnek orven
dett.
Ha megjelent delel6tt0nkint a
szino-kertben, rendesen festek-
foltos volt keze. Valamelyik
baratja trefalkozva szott ra:
-Olyan firnacszagu vagy, mint
egn asztalos.
Feri bacsi ilyenkor szerenyen ell
pirult 6 csak 'anGyit mondott va
lami kellemes, bels6 megrezdules-
sell:
- Festek, pajtikam Most
egy uj kepet festek, Dehat mikor
mem festett uj kepet Feri bacsi?
Pedig maskiilonben a vilag leg
jobb embere volt. A baranysze-
lid, meleg, kek szemeben el-elpi-
hentette az ember a tekintetet,
mintha valami mosolygo tikru to-
ba 'nezett volnA bele.F = Kedves volt.
Adakozo volt, 0riilt, ha vendeget
lathatott. Mem volt 0tletes vagy
bolcs, de ahogy beszelt, az is olyan
megnyugtat6 volt, mint valami sze
lid kis vizer halik csobogasa.
Csak akkor remUltem meg, ha
miitermebe kellett menni. Mosoly
GO, joindulatu arcot kellett vag-
nj rajz- es szipLalmazokhoz. Fe-
ri bacsi annyi ratatlan kerdessel,
olyan kedves vaggyal telt varako-
zassal tudott az ember szemebe
nezni, hogy' lehetetlen volt kiterni
a dicseret elol 5 ell kellett makog-
nj nehany b6kot.
Feri bacsi fantaziaja neha ma
gyon nekirugaszkodott. Mikor elo
sz0r meglatogattuk, egy nagy
vaszna elott megallt velem. Zold-
haju nimfak fur0dtek cin6berszi-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01

esett... at kellet mar 6ket finiszel-
ni.... Elkiildtik 6ket firniszelni.
Feri bacsi hirtelen halasan emel
tie ram bajos kek szemeit 0rom-
tol remegve mondta:
- Hat hiszen gondoltam, mind
jart gondoltam, hogy ilyesmi...
A felesegem is el6futott ere
zavarat elpalastolva, messzirol XII
altotta:
= En- tanacsoltam az uramnak.
Ugye, mem tettem rosszul, Feri ba-
csi? Frissebbek lesznek szinek,
ugye, Feri bacsi?
- 0 kedveseim - susogta Feri
bacsi megcsok olta a felesegem
kezet. - Hogy ICY bantok az en-
kepeimmel, ezt mar igazan ne.n
hitte mvolna.
Konny csillogott a szemeben,
tippent-toppant, maid hirtelen ne
kilendiilve, mint aki visszazokkent
a megszokott bekejebe, aradozva
mondta:
- De most festek am meg csak
valamit, gyerekek! Egy rozsak
kozt alvo Venuszt! !. A tietek lesz,
gyerekek. A tietek lesz, senki
mase!