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The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-24

Termagant, a shrew; originally the name of a Saracen god.
 Utopia, an ideal commonwealth; the fictitious scene of Sir Thomas Morris's romance. Utopia"
 Sortes Biblicae, telling ones fortune by consulting the Bible. The first pas sage touched at random by the finger Is the decisive passage.
 The phrase palmy days originated in the Roman gladiatorial contests. A victorious gladiator received a palm branch as his reward of heroism.
 White elephant aptly describes some thing you don't know what to do with. The King of Siam sent a white elephant to a courier whose fortune he wished to destroy.
 Avoiding Scylla, he fell into Charyb- dis, is like the modern "out of the pan into the fire" Scylla and Charybdis were two opposite rocks in the Straits of Messina.
 To go to Canossa means to eat hum. ble pie. Canossa is a town in Italy where Kaiser Heinrich " went to humble himself before Pope Gregory VII (Hildebrand) in 1076.
 Tune the old COW died of, signifies words instead of aims. In an old song a man who had no fodder for his COW sang 10 her: Consider, good COW. consider, this isn't the time for grass to grow"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-24
FRIENDLY PHILOSOPHY
By Buck {

By Buck Campbell.
 The world has very little use for a negative man.
 Life is a chance game; SO Is politics and a slot machine.
 Friendly advice is always ac. ceptable when 1t comes from the heart.
 The courts are rot so bad, probably all right, but there are a lot of fool juries, whose yer diets are often based on senti- ment rather than the law and evidence in the case.
 The hog knows when he has had enough. unless he Is a two legged one.
 You can't always tell what Is in a newspaper article by the head 1t carries.
 The man who has been crook ed Is an adept at finding the crookedneSs in others.
 Adam was the first man lured to ruin by the smiles of a wom. an, but he was not the last by any means, to meet such fate. If you do not think well of yourself, how can you expect others to?
 People would have more faith in the reformers If they would begin on themselves.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-24
Regarding the Conservation
 Fur Bearers

Fur traders are asking for legis- lation to aid in conserving fur bear ing animals The old quarrel be- tween the hunters, numbering about five million, and the trappers, of which there are approximately half a million, with the farmer putting in his word from the side lines, is growing acute. Fur men point out that they must have the help of laws and law enforcement if the fur catch per season is to come up to the steadily increasing demand for fur.
 Frank G. Ashbrook, of the Bu- reau of Biological Survey and head of the division on fur resources, is compiling data dealing with fur supply. In speaking of his survey, MT. Ashbrook says:
 The need of such information is plain when one realizes that in this country 25 years ago the annual fur catch was valued at s25,000- 900. Today it's value is s60,000,- 900. We are working on conser- vation plans for our forests, our coal, our many natural resources, but We do not yet understand the importance of working out laws to help in the conservation of our fur bearing animals.
 Fur traders thow odd sidelghts on the nature, ha bits, good and bad qualities of fur bearing animals. First in importance for the value of his pelt they list the muskrat The skunk is second, the raccoon third while the mink and fox follow close in popularity with the ladies.
 The Mink a Nuisance
 Contrary to popular opinion among those who are thoroughly familiar with the habits of these animals, the skunk is considered a gentle, well-meaning animal, de- stroying insects and small farm TO- dents Skunks are found in every state, and 35 states give them pro- lection by law at the urgent demand of farmers who find them helpful and point out that they are neither habitual nest robbers nor chicken thieves.
 Compared with the valuable but fearsome skunk, the mink bears a poor reputation as far as conduct goes, among farmers, and to a cer- tain extent among trappers. He not only robs nests, kills birds and catches fish, but he destroys musk rats, the most valuable of all the fur bearers. So it happens that far mers are opposed to legislation to protect such a pest At the same time the mink is most important to the fur trade. The greater number of mink skins come from Northern New York, Alaska, and from parts of New England.
 Pedigreed Furs and Eugenics
 There is disagreement concerning
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-24
FAMOUS DAMS

-Cupid--Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-24
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY

Many a self-made man ought 10 be ashamed of himself. but he isn't.
 The people who are satisfied to take things as they come never seem to get much.
 Riches may take unto themselves wings, but they also get there with both feet.
 An optimist is a fellow who can for get all the mean things he knows about himself.
 The fellow who boasts that he never makes mistakes may never have had a chance.
 It is human nature to bet on the wrong horse and then blame the fal- low who gave you the tip
 Youth Is instructed in what It ought to know. but is really more interest eO LII Wudt II ouSAt uOS " AAo"
 You never can tell The business man who does his own typewriting is either an economical husband or vic tim of a jealous wife.
 The Cynical Bachelor observes tha; when fellow tells girl he will love her forever and day, she Is some times young enough to believe 1t.
 Nell-"Clarence Cosenst doesn't be- lieve in spending his own money" Belle-"Clarence Closenst wouldn't even tell a story at his own expense"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-24
FAMILIAR AllUSI0NS

On the tapis, on the carpet; pro posed in discussion.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-24

Termagant, a shrew; originally the name of a Saracen god.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-12-24
GOLD BRICKS

March music for tortOiseA 4 bachelor holding a baby. A fireman with c wooden leg. 4 stadium for [ chess league. \ nredy In . waste paper basket
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-13
SO BIG
asaa8aaaaasasaaR

Pool, was not thing to be lightly dis
missed, once raised. "Cabbages--" he
choked little, and spluttered, over
come.
Selma laughed, too, even while she
protested his laughter. "But they
are I" she insisted. "They are beauti-
full. Like jade and Burgundy. No,
like-uh-like whats that mike
chrysoprase and porphyry. All those
fields of cabbages and the corn and
the beet-tops together look llkeSP Persian
patches"
Which was, certainly, no way for a
new school teacher to talk to Hol-
land truck gardener, driving his team
along the dirt road on his way to High
Prairie. But then, Selma, remember.
had read Byron at seventeen.
Klaas Pool knew nothing OF chry-
soprase and porphyry. Nor of Byron.
Nor, for that matter, of jade and Bur
gundy. But he did know cabbages,
both green and red. He knew cabbage
from seed to sauerkraut; he knew and
grew varieties from the sturdy Flat
Dutch to the early Wakefield. But
that they were beautiful; that they
looked like jewels; that they lay like
Persian patches. had never entered his
head, and rightly. What has the
head of a cabbage, or for that matter,
of robust. soil-stained, toiling Dutch
truck farmer to do with nonsense like
chrysoprase, with jade. with Burgundy,
with Persian patterns
The horses chopped down the heavy
country road. Now and again the bulk
beside Selma was agitated silently, as
before. And from between the golden
fuzz of stubble beard she would hear,
"Cabbages Cabbages is" But she
did not feel offended. She could not
have been offended at anything today
For in spite of her recent tragedy, her
nineteen years, her loneliness, the ter
rifying thought of this new home to
which she was going among strangers.
she was conscious of warm thrill of
citation, of excitement-of adventure!
That was it. "The whole things just
a grand adventure" Simeon Peake had
said. Selma gave little bounce of
anticipation. She was doing revolu-
tionary and daring thing; thing that
the Vermont and now, fortunately, in
accessible Peakes would have regarded
with horror. For equipment she had
youth. curiosity, steel-strong frame;
one brown lady's-cloth, one wine-red
cashmere; four hundred and ninety
seven dollars; and gay, adventure
some spirit that was never to die.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-13

though it led her into curious places
and she often found, at the end, only
trackless waste from which she had
to retrace her steps, painfully. But
always, to her, red and green cabbages
were to be jade and Burgundy, chrys-i
oprase and porphyry. Life has no
weapons against woman like that.
Klaas Pool was school director.
She was to live at his house. Perhaps
she should not have said that about the
cabbages. So now she drew herself up
primiy and tried to appear the school
teacher, and succeeded in looking as
severe as white pansy.
"Ahem!" Cor nearly that. you
have three children. haven't you, Mr..
Pool? They'll all be my pupils?"
Klaas Pool Illuminated on this He
concentrated so that slight frown
married the serenity of his brow. In
this double question of hers, an at
tempt to give the conversation digni-
fed turn, she had apparently created
some difficulty for her host. He was
Trying u SHAKE HIS nedu TWO ways Ut
the same time. This gave it rotary
motion. Selma saw, with amazement
that he was attempting to nod negation
and confirmation at once.
you mean you haven't-or they're
not?-or-Y
Il have got three children. All will
not be your pupils" There was some
thing final, unshakable in his delivery
of this.
Dear me! Why not? Which ones
won't. Do tell me which ones will and
which ones won't"
"Geertje goes to school. Jozina goes
to school. Roelf works by the farm"
How old is Roelf?" She was being
school teacherly again.
"Roelf is twelve" n
Twelve! And no longer at school
But why mott"
.'Roelf he works by the farm"
Doesn't Roelf like schooi?"
But sure"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-13
ITO BE coNTINUED.)
Oil Stains on Concrete

The bureau, of standards says that
1t knows of no method that will entire
ly remove oil stains from concrete. The
stains can be partly removed by soak
ing the concrete with gasoline, then
taking up the excess by means of a
porous material like blotting paper
BY repeating this process several times
at intervals a good portion of the oil
can be removed
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-13

any better, so finally decided to try
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
and by the time / had taken three
bottles was we'll woman. have
never had any return of this ailment."
Mrs. Anna Priddy, 1901 N. Payson
St. All dealers. Liquid or tablets.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-13

HIGH PRAIRIE

SYNOPSIS. - Introducing 80
Big" (Dirk DeJong) In his in
fancy. And his mother. Selma
DeJong, daughter of Simeon
Peake, gambler and gentleman
of fortune. Her life. to young
womanhood in Chicago in 1888.
has been unconventional, some
what seamy. but generally enjoy
able. At school her chum is Julie
Hempel, daughter of August
Hempel, butcher, Simeon is killed
in a quarrel that is not his own,
and Selma, nineteen years old
and practically destitute, faces
the question of earning a living.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-13
Where Rain Never Falls

Rain has never been known TO foil
in that part of Egypt between the two
lower falls OF the Nile-Popular
Science Monthly.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-13
Chapter II

Selma had thought herself lucky TO
get the Dutch school at High Prairie,
ten miles outside Chicago. Thirty dol
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-13

WClSAlp w d > 81
nervous I could
OF sleep a n d
had v cry little
appetite. / had
backaehes a n d
bearing pains,
was not able to
do my work
was in bed most
of the time. /
doctored a n d
to ok medicine
but did not oct
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-13

When you decide to get rid of Worms or
rapeworrn, get the medicine that will expel
them with one dose-Dr. Peery's Dead
Shot" 372 Pearl st., N. z. Adv.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-13
Are You Weak? Nervous?
Appetite Gone!

Baltimore, Md.-"For two years !
suffered. / got very weak, lost in
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-13

The smaller the fish the more 1t
strains the veracity Of the fisherman.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-13
Camden Mans Amazing
Message to Rheunlatics
After Suffering Intense Agony for Many
Years-He Wants to Tell Others.

DR.. Brigadell: simply had to write and
tell you what your wonderful Camphorole
has done for me. For many years l suffered
the tortures of Rheumatism as only those
who have 1t know. The sharp pains were
30 severe, could not sleep. Had to get up
: and rub. 1t almost drove me crazy. I tried
doctor after doctor and all kinds Of medi-
cine I was told to take, which only left me
worse. could not bend my knees. I am a
steamhtter by trade and had to give up my
work. Seeing your advertisement in pa
per. thought would take another chance
and told my daughter to get me package
of Camphorole. You can imagine my sur
prise after using Camphorole, started to
get better right away. After using two jars
of Camphorole am well and happy and
have gone back to work. I shall never for
get the day took chance on Camphorole.
After all the years suffered it feels good
to be well again. Robert W. Teesdale
2917 High St.. Camden. NJ J.
MBrseds1s
,..::'... z'';;';2;'!szsSs .. .. !;
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-13

Here's combination for you
Ia Vermont girl among Dutch
truck-gardeners! Does she take
ROTOR escape?
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-13
Ak Another One

Ask Another One
"How many times have told you
to keep quiet? Do you want me to
shut you up in dark room?"
Bobby Jagged fve)-What makes you
ask such foolish questions. papa?--
Boston Post.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-13

EARN MONEY DURING SPARE TIME
Rippin & Co.. Seech,.ood sta. Rochester. N. z,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-13

THERE are thousands of you men ant
: women, just like / once was-slave.
to rheumatism, muscle pains, joint pains
and horrible stiffness. / had the wrong
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22
147-IK cIKK.
A helyes firdetes, ,es oltoztetes fontos

2lN
A bebiket naponkent kell furdetni,
hacsak az orvos mem rendei maskent. |
A reggel a legjobb lido a fiirdetesre
(etetes el6tt), ambar lehet este is csi-
nalni, ha ICY kenyelmesebb. A bebit
ctetes utan legalabb egy craig mem sza
bad fiirdetni, sem k0zvetleniil szabad
ba val6 kivitele el5tt.
Miel6tt a k0Idok behegedt csak
spongyaval szabad fHr0szteni. Kes6bb
egy kis kadban adhatjuk neki a fir
dot A kadat, amiben fiir0ssziik, el6bb
felmelegitjiik azaltal, hogy beontjiik
Zorro vizet, azutan ontjuk belle hideg
vizet, mig a kell6 melegseget megkap
juk. viz melegsege, melyben bebi
fiird6jet veszi, lehet6leg kozelitse meg
bebi testenek h6mersekletet, ami
9S.100 fox Fahrenheit k0riil szokott
lenni
Tanacsos egy ftrd6 h6mer5t hasznal-
nj Ez sem keriil sollba es val6ban silk
seges, ha pontosak akarunk lenni. Ha
azonban mines ilyen h6mer6, akkor az
+, anya pr6balja Xxi viz hGmersekletet a
k0ny0kevel. Ha vizet kell6kepen me-
legnek erzi karjanak, akkor ez a he
| lyes h6merseklet. Sohase 0ntsiink Zorro
vizet hozza, mikor kadban van, inert
az veszelyes kicsi erzekeny b6rere.
Miel6tt levetk6zteti bebit, gyoz6d-
| jek meg el6bb, hogy minden keszen
van-e. TorulFoz6k, szappan, hint6pu-
der, sz6val legyen minden kennel. A
szappan legyen a legtisztabb, ami csak
kaphato, feher es szagtalan. Igen keves
szappan sziikseges, de fontos, hogy a
bebit teljesen toruljuk lie, hogy egy
csepp szappan Sc narration rata. Az
anya keze legyen tiszta es el6bb WIS
gala meg ruhaiat, hogy nincs-e benne
til, ami megkarcolna bebit.
Fiirdeteskor el6sz1r bebi feiet es
fejb6ret tisztitsuk meg. Vigyazni kell,
hogy szappan, vagy szappancsviz ne
menjen a kicsi szemebe Egy tiszta
osszehaj ajtogatott t0riilk0z6 bebi sze-
mel f0lott megvedi szemet, mialatt fe-
| Jet mossuk..
Habozzuk be fejet es fejb6ret telje-
SEN, azntan toruljdk szarazra gyorsan.
Azutan az egesz testr6l t0ruljuk lie a
szappant. Szaritsuk meg meleg tiszta
t0rulkoz6vel, inkAbb tapogatva, mint
dorzs0lve. Ha b6bit teljesen megsza.
ritottuk, alkalmazzunk keves pudert.
Tiszta hint6-pudert sz6rjunk b6r
gyengebb, izzad6 r6szeire, q karok
alatt Is lAbacskAk k0z0tt, hogy fel-
d6rzs0l6st8l meg6yjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22
1926. oKT0BER %

A bir6 mem veszi figyelembe a sza
balytalansagot megiteli a goalt.
A masodik felid6ben a magyar
csapatot clkeseriti biro vilago-
san lathat6 partossaga s a jate-
kukon meglatszik a csiiggedes. Az
ellencsapat minden er6lkodese,
eros irama azonban karba vesz.
A kozonseg Macy megbotrankoz
tatassal vette tudomasul partos
bir6 tobbszori igazsagtalan eliza
rasat. Igazsagos bir6 jelenlete ese
ten, a mezony gyoztesei a Kossuth
fiuk lettek volna.
Lapunk zartaig ugy all a do
log, hogy vasarnap, oktober Essen
nem jatszik a Kossuth csapat. Ha
kozben valtozas tortenne, ugy az
angol napilapokban errN tudosi-
tas lesz kozzeteve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22

ing Valley csapattal allott szem-
be, sajnos merk6zest elveszitet-
te s ICY kiesett a t6bbi kiizdelem-
b6l. Ohioban csak egyetlen ma
gyar csapat maradt bent a fordu-
loban, ez a cleveland 1fjusagi
csapat, hissziik, hogy ok viszik el
maid a palmat.
Vasarnap, eleg szep id6ben kez-
dodik meg a Kossuth--Mahoning
Valley merk6zes, az utobbi kezdi
a jatekot, szel es nap ellen. A Kos
suth csapat eros kiizdelmct felt
XII, hogy a gyors Mahoning Val
ley .csatarsort feltartsa. Valley
minden alkalmat megrag CAD, hogy
eredmenyt erjen ell, de a magyar
csapat ket hatv6de erosen allja a
tamadasokat. VeszAdelmes ideg
izgat6 helyzetek kovetkeznek,
mig a harmincadik percben a lab-
da fem van magyar kapuban,
a kapus mem erte ell kell0 idGben.
Ismet Valley tamad mielGtt v6-
ge volna a f6lid6nek, be is ada d
magyar kapuba masodik goalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22
Ugyeljen a rosszul taplaltsag
veszelyes jeleire.

A legt0bb rosszul taplalt gyermek
sziileinek nincsen r6la fogalma, hogy
gyermekeik ennek a veszelyes allapot-
max az aldozatai Tudja.e, hogy az is
kolas gyermekek egy harmada rosszul
taplalt es nincsen meg kell6 testsu.
lyuk, anelkul, hogy ezt sziileik tudnak
A rossz taplaltsag alattomos m6don dol
gozik A kell6 taplalek hianya alaak.
nazhatja az cgfsz szervezetet es oily TO-
kozatosan halad, hogy az anyak azon.
nal nem is veszilz eszre, hogy nit koc-
kaztattak.
Tartsa gyermeket biztonsagban, ugy,
hogy Borden Is Eagle tejet ad minden.
napi etrendjehez. A legutols6 tudoma-
nyos kiserletek, melyeket az iskolas
gyermekek k0reben tartottak, megmu-
tattak, hogy az Eagle tel rosszr tap
laltsag ellen igen hatasos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22

Orvos: En- fiukat k6rdeztem.
Jel0lt: Harman vagyunk fiuk.
Orvos: Akkor meg k6t fitestvj-
re van.
Jcl0lt: Hat ugy jon ki.
Orvos: Hany evesek azok?
JeI0lt: \ Janos az 0regebbik,
azutan j0vok en-, hat tvvel fiata-
labb -.
Orvos: Hany ewes a Janos?
Jelolt: Hat evvel 0regebb ma
lamnal.
Orvos Tehat harminchat. Hat a
mask flu?
Jelolt: AZ man megh6t a habo-
ruban.
Orvos: HiSzen akkor csak ket-
ten vannak, mem pedig harman.
Hany leanytestvere van?
Jel0lt: Egy Sc, mar mind a ket-
to ferjnel van. De az egyik mines
lit, az anyamnal van.
Orvos: Maga mindig egeszsegeS
volt?
Jel0lt: Sose votam beteg, miota
Amerikaba vagyok.
Orvos Hat odahazaq
Jel0lt: Mem en-, mig csak al
cSzemet birom.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22
Orvos: Mem SEED most semrni-

Orvos: Mem SEED most sernrni-
fele orvossagot9
Jel0lt: Szedi a fene; mem eltem
en- orvossaggal soha.
Orvos: Mi a sulya?
Jelolt: Hogy nit vogolok? !? lit
Amerikaban 165 fontot - mar az
amerikai metermazsalas szerint -
de hazai kilogrammos szerint ).
Orvos: Az mem erdekel. Be van
OLIVIA?
Jel0lt: De be am, fene vigye
ell, - Egyszer a katonasagnal,
meg ketszer a hai6n, inert ketszer
v6tam Amerikahan, oszt mindig
beotottak, akkora karom vot,
hogy...
Orvos: J6l van. Kire hagyia a
halAlozasi 0sszeget?
Jel0lt: Haszen szeretnem fele-
se2cmre hagyni, ha listen 6rizzen
meghalok, de masreszt, tudia,
hogy milyen az asszony, hatha a
penzt a masodik ferjevel elpredal
ia, oszt gyermekek hoppon ma
radnak, inert az is el6fordult am
mar. Hat mondiuk csak feleresz-
ben a gyermekckre Is felereszben
az asszonyra, hogy ne mondia
ram, hogy smucig votam.
Orvos: Ez az egesz. Irja ala
nevet.
Jelolt: Tyiih, az argyelusat, hat
meg AIT is kell. Tudja kezem in
kabb a suflihoz van szokva, mint
a pennahoz, de azert mar csak
megpr0balom. Hat hova illesz-
szem? Ugy nj. Ez is meg vona.
De reg mem irtam mar. Ez az
egesz? De asztan nezze, doktof
ur, .hogy valami hiba ne t0rten-
i6k es hogy felvegyenek am, inert
hat megis j6 az egylet, ha van. Jo
napot kivanok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22

Mustarfnrd5t kell hasznalni ideges-
seq Is almatlansag eseten. A fiird6 ugy
kaszitend6, hogy egy kanal mustart We
gyitJnk gallon meleg vizbe. A oyer
mex 2, vagy 3 percig narration a viz
ben es miutan kiemelte ca ledorzsolte,
tegye agyba azonnal. Ez a m6dszer
tobbnyire azonnali friss alvast eredme
nyez. A mustar.fiird6 friss alvast cred
menyez. A mustar fird6 mem tanacsos
meleg id6ben, hacsak az orvos mem ja-
vasolja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-22
I ;A\lRRCsZz A

egyletilnkn6l, oszt oft fekudt egy
f6di, hat ait latoeattam meg.
Orvos: Operalva volt?
Jelolt: Operalva? az valami
szinhaz, ugy-es mem v6tam en- so.
ha.
Otyoe: Dehogy; volt-e mar or
vos altal vagva?
y Jel0it: Mem v6tam en- orvos kc-
ze alatt meg soha, nemhogy meg
vagva; ha mar ARA keriil a do
log, akkor inkabb meghalok.
Orvos: Serve van9
Jel0lt: Mines, pedig ettiil ne
hez munkatol, ami itten Amerika
ban jarja :.
Orvos: Edes apia 6l?
Jel6lt: Dehogy, az mar reg meg
halt,
Orvos: Hany eyes volt, mikor
meghalt2
Jel0lt: Harom ewes.
Orvos: Az apjdt gondolom, nem
magat.
Jel0lt: Hja u2y; az v6t .. BIZ
zony mar az Greg ember v6t, AIT
Sc tudom, hogy ewes lehetett. inert
hat elkeriiltem a hazt6I, oszt edeS
anyam nem igen tudott irni, meg
ha tudott v6na is, hat mem igen
v6t ideje, inert e.
Orvos: k0rjilbeljil hany ewes le-
hetett m@gis?
Jel0lt: Hat mondjuk, hogy vot
mar vagy 0tven.
Orvos: Mibe halt meg?
Jel0lt: Hat elliott az ideje, hat
meghal Vaiami term6szetes ha-
lallal halt meg.
Orvos: De megis mi volt ba-
ia, meddig volt beteg?
Jel0lt: Mem v6t annak semmi |
baja, mig a haztetGr6I a fejire |
mem esctt tS sz0rnyet halt.
OrvoS EFT maga termeszetes
halalnak bivia?
Jel0lt: Hat termeszetes, hogy
ha valaki a fejire esik, hogy az
meghal.
Orvos: Melyik tvben halt meg
az 6des apja?
Jelolt: Hej, ugy vallatjak lit
az embert, mint minalunk a tor
v6nysz6ken. Akllor en- mar Anne
rikaban v6tam vaqy tiz eve 6s
most vagyok mar j0v6 gyertya
s2enteItskor tizep0t eve itten.
OrvoS: Ejes anyja q?
JeI0lt: IIa meg az Istcn cddig
megtartotta, hat tl az 6-kontri-
ban a feIesGgemmel egyjitt, inert
mar masodik fGrie is elhalt, 8
ugyan e.
Orvos: Jol van, menjiink to-
l. .