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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11

esque Lodge, Asilomar is built on
the cottage system with twenty-four
buildings widely scattered in it's
isolated cypress and pine wood
lands. 1t is open the year round
for vacation to anyone seeking rest
and relaxation in one of the most
invigorating climates in the world
Conferences of college men and
girls from the colleges and UNIVERSE
ties of the Pacific Coast and the far
west are yearly held there. Speak
ers from Europe and the Orient
journey to Asilomar to present their
points of view. In between there
are warm and heated discussions on
the flapper and the so-called flap
perism, the responsibility of parents
to keep pace with the modern youth
of today And there's the sex ques-
ton Love affairs on the campus.
and the public criticism of the
"petting" parties. Oh, there are
views aplenty at Asilomarl 1t is
not only the air that is stimulating.
Asilomar is owned and managed
by the National Board of the Young
Women's Christian Association and
is open to the general public with
out restrictions the year around.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11
CHAPTER TX.
The Cairn of Skulls


One thought was uppermost in my
mind-that here stood The Hawk him.
self. Almost | had hoped ~ for the
girls sake-that the dead man we had
found in the river would prove to be
her brother, but that possibility was
now removed. On the other hand, the
dead man had been killed by gun
shot, and here stood Herbert Knowl
ton, armed with a rifle.
He swept the girl in the crook OF
his left arm, and kissed her swiftly;
yet his eyes held us, and we made nc
move to drop our hands.
God, but it's good to see you, Sis!"
he crooned to her. $50 you really did
get my motel"
Suddenly his face was stern again
but what are you doing with these
men? They've killed Starkey, my
pail" l thought for second that he
was going to shoot.
She glanced once at the poor clay
lying at our feet, and her eyes closed
as though she was .steadying herself
But she fastened to defend us.
They know no more about 1t than
I do" she told him hurriedly. "They
are friends who brought me to you
AS she talked on the vengeful light
died in his eyes. When she had fin,
ished, he stepped forward and offered
his hand, eyes filling as he looked
down at the dead man.
(To Be Continued)
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11

Timid Woman-Look here, my man!
You're a cheat, a rogue, scoundrel,
and q scamp, to boot. That parrot
you sold me-do you remember It?
Bold Man-Yes, madam.
Ditto Woman-Don't talk back.
That parrot has never spoken word
since you sold It to me. have been
treated disgracefully-I shall put the
matter in the hands of my lawyer
and have you prosecuted. That par
rot. say, has not spoken a word
Ditto Man-But, madam, give the
poor bird a chance.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11
Seven States Get Half
of Total u. S. Income

NEW YORK.-That the people OF
the State Of New York receive IL per
cent Of the total current income OF
the nation is shown by advance fig
ures from a survey soon to be issued
Research. The people of Nevada re-
ceive only one-tenth of one per cent.
Fifty per cent Of the total current
incomes is distributed among New
York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio,
Massachusetts, California and Michi-
gan. Scarcely per cent is distrib-
uted in the area comprising Utah, Ari-
iona, Vermont, Wyoming, New Mex
leo, Delaware and Nevada.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11
NEW YORK motorist start


A NEW YORK motorist start
~ ing for his vacation westward
was asked why he crossed the
continent for place at which to
spend his vacation. "Well, you see
my wife and have the Asilomar
habit. We met there in our college
days"
A magic place by the sea is ASH
omar! A sort of three-in-one spot
that draws all types of people and
vacationists from all parts of the
country. There are play days, play
boys, play girls and rollicking
stretch by the sea on which to play,
frolic or rest. Motorists with cars
family ladened who come for the
night enroute, continue on to stay
as long as their travelling schedule
will allow. There are people who
come from many states to hear the
questions of the day discussed by
speakers from all parts of the
world.
There are young girls in their
early teens who once or twice
summer come FIVE hundred strong
as one big house party of the Girl
Reserves. They come to do all the
things girls like to do, to chase,
and to run, to hold midnight feasts
and frolics.
Asilomar even has frequent we'd
dings of its own. Hardly a month
goes by that someone does not come
to be married in the Great Window
of the Chapel. The back of the
platform is vast expanse of glass
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11
Washington News

| YAKIMA-Several Yakima County
oranges are offering good premium
lists to boys and girls club members
at the community fairs. Many of
these will precede the state fair at
Yakima by few days. Among the
oranges offering prizes are the TietOn
View Grange; the Sunnyside Grange,
which will hold its fair at Outlook;
and the Ahtanum Grange, which will
give special prizes for all club ex-
hibits from the Ahtanum Valley.
FRIDAY HARBOR. = Corn demon.
STATIONS in San Juan County show
that local seed, developed on Wal
dron Island, is superior to other va
rieties grown in early growth and ear
Illness of tasseling and silking. Its
yield Of forage is perhaps little low.
but 1t is certain to mature, even for
grain. Manure, sandy to light loan
soil, and cultivation appears to BIO
the outstanding essentials to success.
One or perhaps two silos in the coun-
ty will be filed with corn this year.
TACOMA.-The Washington Water
Power Company Of Spokane paid the
heaviest income tax for the year 1924,
records at the collector of internal
revenue at Tacoma show. The cor
poration paid $237,7s3.0s. The larg-
est individual tax was paid by J. P.
Weyerhaeuser, Tacoma, whose tax to-
tailed $5O,994.75. Another large cor
poration tax was that paid by the
Everett Pulp & Paper Company of
Everett of $75,851.71.
SPOKANE. = Although but two
weeks remain for submission OF bids
for carrying mail over proposed
Salt Lake City-Pasco extension of the
transcontinental air mail route. to
serve the Pacific Northwest. no bids
have yet been received SO far as he
knows, 1t was stated over the long
distance telephone to the Chronicle
by Postmaster w. r. Cox of Pasco
He said he had received no inquiries
about the contracts. The Pasco
Chamber of Commerce is willing to
aid financially in establishing field,
he said.
LONGVIEW = The Weyerhaeuser
Timber Company's holdings In Long
view include more than two miles
of waterfront property on the Co.
lumbia River, and, according to pres
ent plans, the company expects to
erect three large sawmills on the site.
which is just west Of the Long-Bell
Lumber Company's holdings.
YAKIMA. - Entries for the State
Fair horse races indicate 1t may be
necessary to build additional stables
to accommodate the large number of
horses. DR.. Robert Prior, superin-
tendent of racing, conferred with Sec
rotary A. Il. Lawson regarding the
situation.
WALLA WALLA-Imbued with the
spirit Of the great open places" and
anxious to obtain Jobs as cowboys
on some big western stock ranch,
Wathen Summers and Joe Roberts
OF Miami, Florida, have arrived In
Walla Walla on visit. They stop
ped long enough in Chicago to see
the rodeo and the Pendleton roundup
Is the next objective. In 1920 they
travelled through Europe with the
Pine Tree Boy Scout patrol Of Miami,
which won the national camp pitch
ing contest, and now they are seek
ing the thrills of cowboy life on the
plains. Their families are prominent
in Miami. Young Summers is q
nephew of Congressman John W.
Summers Of this city.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11
Tho End Of War

II the fear OF war is ever to be
routed out OF the hearts Of men some
machinery for settling international
questions must be set up. 1t must be
assumed that the rank and file Of
every nation-those who fight and die
and pay the colossal bills = prefer
peace to war, and there must be some
way Of settling disputes without fight
ing about them.-William Frederick
Bigelow In Good Housekeeping.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11
Demand for Drydock

In view of the increasing import
ance of the Philippines as a shipping
center in the East a movement is now
on foot for the construction of dry
dock which will provide adequate
means of repair for both inter-island
and international shipping. At pres
ent no facilities are available for any.
thing but minor repairs, it is said,
and shipping firms are called upon to
send their boats to Hongkong, Shang-
hal or other Eastern ports.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11

LEWISTON.-The Clearwater Tim
Der Company announced the purchase
of the London Delsol property for a
consideration Of $4,000. The land
lies just east OF the city and Is part
of that under option by the timber
company to be used in the construc-
tion OF their mills.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11
"HAWK of the NORTH"
BY KENNETH GILBERT
Copyright, 1925. by Action Stories Magazine

channel swung in close to land, so
that the river-bed shelved of rather
sharply from shallow to deep water.
Suddenly Jane cried out. She was
pointing into the water alongside the
boat, and her face was white with the
horror of something she saw there. ]
looked, too-and give you my word
never came so near keeling over.
Flat on the vitreous-nard, white
sand on the bottom, as though en-
cased in clearest glass, lay the body
of man. He rested there ten feet
deep, head upstream, and motionless
despite the fact that the current here
was SO swift that our boat barely
made Roadway. That was the aston
ishing part of 1.-THE stayed there! So
startlingly clear was every detail that
we could even see revolver gripped
in his right hand.
Mulvane's words braced me like a
tonic after that first shock.
QulCh, DOlI0W. DIG ldlnIou.
He caught her as she collapsed, and
now sprang to the tiller, and headed
the boat for Shore AS soon as the
craft touched, got out, spread the
tarpaulin on the ground, and rested
her on it, bathing her head with mois-
tened handkerchiefs. AS soon as color
began to flow back into her cheeks,
like the abrupt flush of dawn on a
tropical sky, Mulvane stood up.
She'll do" he declared. We've
got fast work ahead of us before she
fully comes-to."
"It's-it's her brother?" I hazarded.
He shrugged.
Maybe, but I can't be sure yet.
Probably the same man that made
the tracks on the sand-bar."
We pushed out the boat and found
him again, still wrapped in eternal
sleep on that strangest of couches. We
landed a hundred feet or more down
stream from where we had left Jane,
for we wanted to spare her We saw
that he was dressed in rough canvas
clothes and flannel shirt, typical
garb of the miner; man probably in
his thirties, although the heavy beard
made a close guess as to his age i'm
possible. was still puzzled to ac-
count for the phenomenon of his lying
still in that rushing water, and told
Jimmy SO.
Cold" was the reply, and that is
exactly what it was; actually thirty
pounds of the stuff, coarse, yellow
grains, were in a leather pouch he
wore strapped ABBOTT his middle.
He had been shot once, through the
heart. Clutching the revolver, he had
died fighting, with his boots on. There
were four empty shells in the gun.
a stone ratified, and we sprang to
our feet.
Hands up!" barked a voice. We
wheeled. Fifty feet away stood an.
other bearded man, also in rough
clothes, whose head was cooked aside
as he squinted down a rifle barrel.
Mulvane and I c1awed for the sky.
Then James voice:
Herbert! Herbert!"
Unseeing of the thing which lay at
our feet, unknowing what we knew,
she flew with outstretched arms to
the man with the rifle.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11

Brick stacking by electricity is now
an accomplished fact, machine hav-
ing been devised which will do the
work of 20 men in picking the bricks
from conveyor belts and automatic
ally assembling them on dryer trucks.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11
Keep Air from coffee.

Ground coffee should be kept in a
container as nearly air tight as pos
sible. 1t is best to secure coffee in
the vacuum packed containers where
the air has been drawn out by ma
chinery in packing, and the can her
metically sealed. All vacuum packed
containers have to be opened with a
key which comes attached. This in
sures the preservation of the delicate
aroma and the oils up to the time OF
purchase. 1t is always economical to
buy the best, especially in coffee,
where the aroma and oils make big
difference in the taste OF the bev.
erage.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11
King County to Make
Exhibit at State Fair

YAKIMA. p. s. Darlington, dis
trict horticultural inspector for King
County, has informed A. q. Lawson,
secretary Of the State Fair. that his
county will have an exhibit at the
State Fair.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11
On NeutIna a Neutrodyne

"a scientist has announced the dis.
covery that the human face is getting
longer"
wonder where he made the obser-
vations for his conclusion"
Probably spent day with the In
come tax collector Science and In
vention.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11

Garments that are to be packed
away during the summer months
should first be we'll cleaned and
brushed.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11

In Its invasion Of the West, the Amerl.
can tourist army not only has tanned tho
Indian into a friendly curlo purveyor,
but gradually bruin 10 showing signs Of
susceptibility to it's undermining lnfu-
ence. Up In the Granite Park region Of
Glacier National Park there lie a black
bear that waItzes to Jazz music hummed
in her ear. II 10 true the boys and girls
give her sweets, too. But then q bonbon
or two even would stimulate the SYM
phonic movements Of the queen Of tho
ball.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11

We wouldn't mind the politicians
calling us farmers the salt Of the earth
II salt wasn't so cheap.-Farm and
Fireside.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11

through which the open sea is seen.
Twisted gnarled cypress centuries
old. are silhouetted against it.
What is Asilomar, this place of
many uses? Asilomar translated
means "retreat by the sea-" 1t is
located in the beauty-famous Mon
terey peninsula jutting out into the
Pacific from the California shore.
1t is several hours down from San
Francisco. 1t has it's own post
Office, and railway station named
after it.
Surrounding II rustic and pictur-
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-09-11

Your baby's photograph will give
you lasting pleasure. Have his pic.
ture taken by the photographer at
Lothrop who knows how to bring out
your baby's best smile and dimples.
425 Walker Bldg, cor. University and
Second Ave-. Seattle.-Adv.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24
156.-IK CIKK.
Jaras.

Mines meghatarozott ideje,
hoogy bebi mikor kezdjen jarni
Ez az altalanos fejl6des kerdese,
foleg a labszarake. Altalaban a
bebi egy ewes koraban kezd jar
nj. sokan mar el6bb is, - meme
lyek pedig kes6bb.
A legfontosabb ebben tekin-
tetben, amt szem el6tt kell tarta-
ii, hogy bebit sose batoritsuk
kis labain jarni, amig mem eleg
eros. Mines semmi elonye annak,
ha bebi mar egesz fiatalon kezd
iarni es ez mem tekinthet0 bebi
korafejlett intelligenciajanak.
Sok anya kenyszeriteni iparko-
dix a bebit jarasra, hogy sz6rakoz
tassa tasasagat, vagy dicsekedjek
szomszedai el0tt. Ez mem okos $40
kas es esetleg gyermek karat
okozhatja,
Egyaltalaban, termeszet leg
hivatottabb meghatarozni a helyes
|id6pontot, amikor bebi megpr6-
balhatja jarast. Ha bebi erzi
magaban a kello idot, meg fogja
kiserelni jarast, de mig ez az
ido ell nem erkezik, ne siettesse.
Fla a tizenl1ettedik honap utan
mem pr6balkozik meg a jarassal,
akkor konzultaljon egy orvossal.
Gyermeke rendesen fog fejlod-
nj es allandoan nagyobbra es er0-
sebbre fog n6ni, ha a legjobban
gondozza es legjobhan tanlal-
ia. Eros, vaskos, egeszseges az a
sok ezer gyermek, akiket Eagle
Milk-en neveltelx, mint ahogy ext
a halas sziil6k tanusitjak. Eek
mex az anyaknak szamara mines
is mas altalanosan hasznalt tapla
lex, melyet oily sikeresen ismer-
nenek, mint az Eagle Milk. Bat
ran lehet mondani, hogy sokkal
t0bb bebit neveltek fel sikeresen
az Eagle Milken, mint az Osszcs
tobbi gyartmanyu multiplication
egyiittveve
Ne kiserletezzfk bebijevel ne
adjon neki olyan taplalekot, ami
irant ketsegei vannak. Borden s
Eagle Milk egeszseges taplalek a
bebinek, inert nem tartalmaz
mast, mint tiszta tejet es tiszta
cukrot.
Mines kets6g tisztasaga es fe-
nyes eredmenye irant A doktorok
ezer es ezer bebinek aianlottak,
akik sovanyak S sulyon aluliak
voltak. Az Eagle Milk k0nnyen
megemeszthet6, ibiztos es j6 a be
bi taplalasara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24
Ealn lenne . Inh efaflen

= > ~
max oft kell Jennie valahol... de hi
szen egyetlen kunyho sincs errefe-
le messzef0ld0n...
Csettintett a nyelvevel, a gebek
megindultak ujra megkezdddott
az alomszerii, nesztelen siklas.
Ahogy a masodik kapaszkod6-
AL ujra bejutott a rengetegbe, a
| sargas f enypa S m a eltint,
ct e t & g borult mindenre,
meg a ,h6vilag is elvakult.
Am amint a Macy tisztasra ert,
ujra szemebe aranylott a titokza-
;os forrasu feny.
Egyszerre loves d0rdiilt az Ell
szakaban. A gebek megrebbentek.
= Csakugyan lit hatar... mo
COX durrogtatnak :. feltiikben -.
Suhintott az ostorral S az egyre
novekedos szetsziiremlo feny fele
uoszogatta mindinkabb elked-
vetlened0 lovacskakat.
A fenyves ritkulni kezdett Meg
kerUlt meg egy dombot a kibuk
kan6 tisztas szeldn elbamul6 izga-
lommal vert fel a szive.
A kerek, sziifeher terseg kellos-
k0zepen hatalmas karacsonyfa al
lott, templomi cs0ndben. Mint va
lami ezeragu domcsillar, ugy resi-
ketett oft, sugarzo fenyben, amely
m0giile meg pazarabban aradt be-
lie az ejszakaba.
Elfulo lelekzettel nezte, csak
nezte. nem hitt ,szemenek, k0ze
lebbr0l akarta latni, reasuhintott
a lovakra, gebek felnyittak ha
marosan odakaptak kis szank6t
/ OFT azutan elallott SCENE, sza-
ia.
| A gigantikus, tiindoklo fenyii
fenyo csak elo6rse volt egy mese-
be lilo karacsonyfa-hadnak, No
g0tte szaz es szaz tiimderi tarsa 81
lott. Ere is, amara is, kofdsk6
riil, imelyen be az +6jszaka biiv0S
vegtelensegebe: csupa karacsony-
fa.. Minden ia aga-bogan piros
feher, zold gyertyak, piros, fehtr
es zold szalagoz0n, aranyszalak
kuszasagaba veszve.
Csodas aranyfalanksz, fenseges
nemasagban csillog6, langmellu
parazsbojtu legi6.
! A kiil0nall0 orias, mint valam
tuzpalastos arkangyal-parancsnok
tartott szemlet a kapraztat6 ko
fol0tt.
I - AlmodomY
Az ejszakai utas kiejtette keze
b0l a gyepl0t csak akkor ebred
rea, hogy valosag, amit lat, mikol
a kabult, elh0k0l0 lovak vadu
rantottak meg szank6t.
LeCgrott bakrol es elebe al
lott horkolo, rettent allatoknall
AhogN elosendesedtek, lassan
reszket6 amulattal lepegetett be
lie az alomerdobe. Ujra es ujr;
megallitotta a scent amulat.
A karacsonyfaknak sehogysen
al1art vege szakadni. Jocskan be
barangolt mar, labszar k0zepi!
er6 h6ban, de a csoda vilag tar
tott, tartott tovabb.
Megallott.
Csak most vette eszre, hogy ne
melyik ia agan apro nemzetszil
szalagcsokros jatekpuskak, agyuk
, kardok l6gnak. Megdorzs0lte
, szemet, az aka reszketegen ran
dult 0ssze, mem tudta nit motyo
: rekolt, nsak amult, bamult, a sziv
!, egyre vadabb iramban vert.
Sehol egyetlen el6lenyt mem la
, tott.
. Az iinnepies, fenyesseges csont
, szinte elviselhetetlen volt.
Csak gyertyak halk serceges
: hallatszott, amint a h6peyhel
meg-megsuroltak az alig -alig leb
beno langocskakat.
Mi ez, Uramisten? - kialtot
: ia el magat vadul...
A sajat hangjatol gyerekese1
: elijedt, hatratantorodott, maid
mem belevag6dott h6ba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-24
1925. DECEMBER "a
LEGESIDA
(Folytatas a 6.-ik oldalr6l)

yak varakozva forgatjak feleje a
fejiiket. Odament hozzajuk. Hol
egyiket, hol masrkat 0lelgette, jol-
esctt a testtk melege. "A SCENE va
lahol megnedvesedett, balkan be-
szelgetett hozzajuk. Kiment az is
tallo elebe es femezett az eyre.
Tisztulni kezdett. A faz6s hold
almosan pislogott lie a feher kert.
re. Meron bamulta, bamulta IT,
zenharom fenyot, amelyen kis, fe-
llete testek gubbaszkodtak. TIT is,
amott is, csillagok kezdtek feltii-
nelezni. Kristalyosak, hidegek
voltak, mintha jegb6l val6k lettek
volna.
Most tisztan hallott a messzir1l
odaerolk0d6 harangszo.
= A ven kocsis vajjon elmegy-e
a templomba?
A hideg n6tton-n6tt. A harang-
$40 mlntha hivta, csalogatta vol
ma. Mi lenne, ha megindulna a tenn
plomba? Beiilhetne az utols6 pad
ba es enekelhetne:
= Menyb5l az angyal leiott
hozzatok, pasztorok, pasztorok...
Mem tudott visszamenni sehogy
sc veremsotet hazba.
Hirtelen egyet gondolt, befu-
tott az istalloba, kivezette ket
kocos gebet. A rozoga szankot' XII
huzta a szinb6l, egy-kett5re be-
fogta a lovakat, osszekapta ma
gan a redves farkasbundat, feje-
be huzta a kucsmajat es neszte-
leniil kihajtott az 0r0kke nyitva.
allo, kidolt-bed6lt kapun.
- Kar, kar... sz6lott utana re-
hedl nangOn SOtetSeg.
A. szanko ,halkan siklott, siklott
lagyan enged6 hoban. Z
Mar elhagyta a Macy, villamsuj
totta nyarfat, mog0tte maradt az
akacos, a holepte, roskatag ke-
reszt, belekeriilt fenyvesbe.
A Macy, komor fax halottas
csondben mereszkedtek fol a duny
hamagas hobol.
A gebek minden erejiiket 0ssze.
szedve vonszoltak friss. egysze.
ribe osszeomlo barazdakat a sir.
d.ogal6 feh6rs6gbe.
A szanko balkan siklott. six
lott.
a harangsz6 fele tartott. Az hi1
ia, csalogatta.
Csodas, Macy karacsonyi cs0nC
borult rejtelmesen meg me graz
kodo erd6re.
Most tisztason futott csengot
len szank0.
A harangszo elhallgatott. Utol
SO bongasa ugy hullott lie, min
fagyott madar.
Valahogy mar mem akar6zof
odamennie. Ugysem tudna ma,
hinni padokban eneklG embe
reknek.
Elforditotta a lovak zablajat
dombOk fele tartott.
A Macy vagast elhagyva, belle
keriilt a siirii szalerd0be.
A hold lehanyatlott, a csilla COL
tiinedezni kezdtek. A h6 halk
edesded pillengesebe fogott me
gint. "A pihek zizegve szallottak |.
kucsmajara, bundajara, loval
g6z6lg6 hatara.
Dombok terpeszkedtek eleie uj
ra, mar mem tuidta, merre lehet a,
ut, csak hajtott, hajtott, odabb
tovabb a puha fehersegben. Csal
ait tudta, hogy ezen a rengetes
crd0n tul kezdodik valamerre a.
olah hatar, valamifele kacskarin
COS yonal, c0lopsorozat, amt oda
peceztek verfiirdok utan, am
most kikereshetetlen, folfedezhe
tetlen, amelyet most tiszta, fehe
dunyhajaval vissza0lelt h6 re
81 hazafold anyas mellere...
A szanko csuszott, siklott, nesz
tcleniil, celtalanul.
V6gteleniil j6 volt ez a hallga
tag, 6r0knek tiin0, clmulhatatlan
max erzett siklas, ez a Macy, bus
llttplpp L n nd .cony1,. Lo1xo-S.