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The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19

ganization OF the National Associa-
ton of Retail Druggists, will en-
tertain members at a card party,
Wednesday afternoon.
The Jaunt-a-Bit Club. entertained
Sunday afternoon at the home Of
Miss Marie Hawecotte. 2412 N. Tai
bott Ave-, with a japanese tea for
mothers and friends. Little Miss
Helen Hawecotte, in Japanese cost
tune met the guests at the door
and escorted them to a room up
stairs, where they were received by
Miss Hawecotte, Miss Anna Connor,
president and Miss Ruth Dunning.
The room was decorated with cherry
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
For Graduation

Dear Miss Lee: l don't know how to
send out announcements to graduation.
ment Of his graduation to me, and also
one to my mother and stepfather. ! dom
live with my mother. so l believe that Is
sary?
Should send one announcement to his
9 mas With IPo'nsF g e6G cousin slfse Set
think in this case / one announcement
would do for the whole family. don't you
If so. how should address the envelope?
SHIRLEY.
IT is considered better form to send
separate announcements to each
person, rather than one to "Mr. and
Mrs. Smith and Family OF course,
husband and wife are sent a joint
announcement.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
the discussion over the present

Mrs. v. NJ w. also says: IF a
person would think twice before he
jumps, there wouldn't be SO many
divorces
Letters continue to come in de-
Tending marriage in strong terms.
Only a few belieev the institution
kof marriage has failed. These let
ters, in most instances, are from
persons. ernbittered as result OF
unsuccessful marriages.
In one instance, a man whose
marriage ended in q divorce court
defends marriage and takes the
blame for his unhappy matrimonial
experience upon himself.
Here are a few more letters re
ceived in this discussion:
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
elhsq:anSle
LETTER FROM ZOE ELLINGTON
+ TO ELIZABETH SWARTZ IN


TO ELIZABETH SWARTZ IN
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND
! My Dear Elizabeth: / know it
may seem strange 10 you that
have not written since I came to
America, but this is such vast
country where people are so taken
up always with such surprising
things. They go from one to another
pursuit sdefapidly that it does seem
Yas though 1 have just arrived day
or two ago instead Of being, here
months and months.
Americans are most pecu1iar-the
women especially. I am sure, dear
Elizabeth, that your father would
say that this whole country is ruled
by women.
You see am writing as though
were not an American, was only
four years old when came over to
live IN the school in Geneva and
made the acquaintance Of you and
your dear family and have become
so inpregnated with old-world ideas
and methods that l do not seem even
to myself native of this country.
Do not misunderstood me, for I
think my native land the most
beautiful place to live in all the
world. It certainly is the best on all
the earth for women. They not only
seem to be queen OF their own house
hold, but they have a finger in po-
litics and business as well. The only
criticism have tosmake is that men
seem too engrossed in business and
that both men and women are en-
gagged in SO many other things that
they do not take time to understand
those that are nearest and dearest
to them.
The former wife of my brother re-
ceived me with open arms. She
wanted me to be one OF her family.
OF course I could not accept this
and so she arranged a place for me
Immediately with a friend Of hers, q
Mrs. John Alden Prescott, as gov
erness and nurse to her little boy,
who is hardly more than a baby now.
This place is very satisfactory, as
Mrs. Prescott has some ideas which
coincide with mine on the bringing
up of children. She wants them to
begin Immediately to learn some
thing of their souls and spirits as
well as the care OF their bodies.
Although Mrs. Burke, who was my
brothers wife. is immensely wealthy
and before she married Mr.. Burke
she and Mrs. Prescott ran shop in
Albany, where they sell underclothes
too beautiful to wear. I am sure
your dear mother would be shocked
at them. She would say that no one
but demimondaines would possibly
wear such gorgeous silks and Iaces
and she would consider that Mrs.
Burke and Mrs. Prescott were con.
terminating themselves by contact
with such people even in trade. Both
Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Prescott, how
ever. wear these things themselves.
I have seen lingerie handed over to
a laundress that is almost worth a
brides dowry in Switzerland, that
are worn without a thought Of their
cost.
Even the little shop-girIs wear the
sheerest OF silk stockings and the
most beautiful shoes. always
think when I see them. OF our peas.
ants with their wooden sabots.
Little Jack is waking. I1l finish
this letter tomorrow, dear.
Copyright, 1925. NEA Service, Incl
1
/ NEXT: This letter continued.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
Stop Guessing

You need not, guess what TonsilinC
contains. We print the ingredients OF
every bottle. They are known to bt
reliable for the treatment Of inHamec
conditions of the throats and mouth:
of children and adults and have beer
favorites in the prescriptions Of ply.
Eicians for many years. Over y,
] J. j ] 3 | j J ] ] j ]: q. J 1 ! ! I.
thirty years use proves Tom al
slime is the perfect combina-
ton of these valuable drugs.
Don't accept. substitute. I'd
Insist on the bottle with che N
long necked fellow on it. "
T0NrTT TNE The NaesonaR
1OkV01LAkVE Il SOFs Threat Rarsset1
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19

Fourt Annual Architectural Exhi-
bition Of Indiana will be held at
the John Heron Art Institute, Six
teenth and Pennsylvania Sts.. Feb.
LIS. under the auspices Of the In
diana Society Of Architects. Exhibits
must be received not later than Jan.
rs. Special consideration win be
given for student work.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
Up to Individual

Dear Miss Lee: Marriage is Just what
q couple makes IT, You have to pull to-
gether. work together and save to pros
think twice before he jumped there would
not be so many divorces.
Anything q fellow does will be fail
ure If he doesn't set his head to keep
1t from being one. More people should
say Il am going to make this marriage
When I got married thought I couldn't
stand not going to dances. But have a
baby girl now and a fine husband, and /
am happy as can be. MRS. v. M. w.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19

any woman can dye or tint lingerie,
silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, dresses,
coats, stockings, sweaters, draperies,
coverings, hangings, everything new.
Buy Diamond Dyes other
kind-and tell your druggist wheth-
er the material you wish to color
is wool or silk, or whether it is
linen, cotton. or mixed goods.-Ad-
vertisement.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
PATROLMAN is VICTIM
Home Robbed While He Is on Duty
Guarding Others

Patrolman Robert Van Hoy, 1888
Steele St.. was on duty while q
burglar robbed his home of clothes
and revolver valued at $39.25.
Home o1 Sol Kser, S726 Washing
ton Blvd, was ransacked, but noth-
ing taken.
Other thefts were: o. N. Shirley,
1858 Fall Creek Blvd, saxophone,
valued. at $154. taken from parked
auto. Earl Lewis, 6O9 N. Delaware
St watch and knife from home,
valued at $40. James e. Strickland
s43 w. Fifteenth St., suit of clothes,
$50. George Bergaman, 1880 N. I'LL
nois St. chickens valued at SIS.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19

ceeds Fred Doeb.
ber, who will
turn over the
reins the night OF
Jan. % at an.
nual banquet at
the Claypool.
The club is co.
operating with
Ohio Valley re
giona1 shippers
advisory board tt
meet at the Sew
erin; Feb. 10
During the pas.
year the club has
been active il
promoting specia
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
WOMEN HEAR LIEBER
forestry Is Talked at WOman's
Rotary Club LUNCHEON.

Richard Lieber, director of the De
partment of Conservation in speak
ing on Forestry" at the Woman's 8,
Rotary Club luncheon at the Clay
pool, Monday noon, deplored the
fact that out of 23,O0O,O00 acres of
land in Indiana, only little more
than 1000. 600 acres are timber
land. He Outlined plans for refor-
estation of waste lands.
IAN individual could not afford to
spend a lifetime waiting for land
to produce trees when he could in
vest in crops and get return on his
money at each harvest time, while
a State can." Lieber said
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
Missing Nephew Sought

Mrs. N. Sugre, 422 N. State Ave,
told police that her nephew. William
O'Connor, 4 %, left a hospital in
Pittsburgh, Pa. and might come
here. She said he was dark and
was wearing a blue suit and
sweater and soft brown hat and
tan raincoat.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
He Takes Blame

Dear Martha Lee: My wife @iivorced
me two years ago. but do not think mar
riage Is a failure. I blame myself. not
marriage 1 didn't realize what my wife
meant to me until after she stopped loving
me, and then ii was too late.
Guess the reason some people think
marriage Is failure is because they don't
realize the real meaning of the marriage
ceremony, they Just say the words.
d ElrrUrCTT.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19

p erf e c t home
dyeing and tint
ing is guaranteed
with Diam o n d
Dyes. Just dip in
cold water to tint
s oft, d ellie a t Q
shades, or boil TO
dye rich, perma-
nent colors. Each
i sc e t package
cont ain s direc-
tfons SO simple
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19

The Junior Chamber Of Commerce
bunco party and dance will begin
at $50 p. m. tonight at the Chamber
Of Commerce. Harold Haskell will
be in charge.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
Martha Lee Says
Husbands and Vices
Mold O4gu Happiness

All life what make Marriage like everything else,
succeeds falls according the efforts of the who
have taken the marital vows
This idea brought by lIrs v. NJ w. writing in
the discussion over the present institution of marriage
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
One AgreeS

Dear Miss Lee: I think marriage Is a
failure. I tried it twice and both times
finished by getting Z divorce, I know
did my best to make my husbands happy.
but they never seemed to appreciate what
I did.
I think something ought to be done to
change things, so there wouldn't be so
many divorces. GEORGIA.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19
President

J. G. Kraemer, commercial agent
of the Erie Railroad, is new head Of
the Indianapolis Traffic Club.
Rra an1aT- S11o-
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19


Seventy-five tables were reserved
for the Monday. Guild bridge and
nah jongg party at the Women's
Department Club Monday afternoon.
The affair was given for the benefit
Of the blind.
Mrs. Lewis NJ Poyser, chairman
of the guild, was assisted by Mes
danes Gail Spangler, Ronald Foster,
Elwood Ramsey. D. B. Sullivan,
Pearson Mendenhall.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Kleiner and
daughter, Miss Florence, 1879
Fletcher ave, have returned from
Florida, where they visited Mrs.
Guy Dazey and family, formerly of
Indianapolis.
Mrs. C. j. Buchanan, president Of
the State Assembly Women's Club,
viii entertain the, executive commit
tee at luncheon Thursday at the
Proylaeum-
Reservations for dinner preceding
the Little Theatre bah Thursda
evening at the Athenaeum are being
made at the Propylaeum. Fourteenth
and Delaware SITS. Among these
MIR. and Mrs. S. e. Perkins. Jr., have
made reservations for eight.
80
Mrs. Rose B. Quick, 1888 N. Penn
sylvania St., accompanied by Mrs.
Rovisa Townsend, of Anderson, Ind,
will leave Thursday for California,
to spend the rest OF the winter.
Miss Eva Reynolds, and her
mother. Mrs. s. B. Reynolds. 2Os7
N. New Jersey St., will leave Fri
day morning for New Orleans, La,
from where they viii cross the gulf
to Florida to spend the rest oc the
wtrter.
The Tota Alpha Gamma Sorority
win meet Friday. at 7:SO p. m, with
Miss Mary Henderson, 502 N. Drexel
Ave. Miss Charline Slider viii be
initiated.
Mrs. James E. Sproule,s S43S N.
Illinois St.. president OF the Indian
apolis chapter Of the Women's Or
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19

The Tota Alpha Gamma Sorority
win meet Friday, at 7:3O p. m, with
Miss Mary Henderson, 502 N. Drexel
Ave. Miss Charline Slider viii be
initiated.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-19

Mrs. James E. Sproule,s S4sS N.
Illinois St., president OF the Indian
apoIis chapter OF the lWomen's Or
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11
III. 1QNIus u.

tehentei helyesen vegyitve elcgendo
mennyisegi finom cnkorral es helyes
mennyisegi vizzel keverve, az anya
tel legmegfelel5bb helyettesit6je. A ki
valasztott tel IS legfinomabb cukor
'vegyHleket Borden g Eagle tel neven
kaphatia. Haro mnemzedek 6ta meg
biztak az amerikai anyak ezen httna
,tejben. Ha az utasitAsokat koveti, ak
kor az anyatej legkozelebbi helyettosl-
t6iet adja nekik.
A Borden = Eagle tel ma szamos
igyermeket newell fel, akiknek sziilei
szinten Eagle.tejen nevcltek fel es
kiknek a nagysziileit meg a multi sza-
zad 6O-as vagy 70-es eveiben szinten
ezen a teien neveltek fel. Ha meggon-
dolia, hogy Borden's tejet harom mem
zedeken At hasznaltak es most is min
dig tobben' es t0bben hasznaljak, akkor
bizonyara Okla van ennek. Az Okla en-
mex az hogy nepek nagyon kieieg'-
t6nek es megbizhatonak talaltak oily
hosszu id5n keresztiil, hogy bizalmuk
van benne.
Olvassa Ell figyelmesen minden heten
ezeket a cikkelxet Is 6rizze meg hogy
;0voben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11

ga becsiiletiigyi iratlan kodexe. /,
A k0vetkez6 sziinetben azon-
ban csoda t0rtent. Vice Peter
odaallott Gyulas ele s ennyit mon
dott:
- Tss ream hatot.
Ez igazan MISUNDERSTANDING
ment. Eppen Vice? Hiszen a leg,
0nerzetesebb flu? kerdeztek, mi
ert teszi? ;,
Peter mem szolt, hanem vegig
fekiidt padon, behunyta a sze.
melt, mialatt Gyulas mosolyogvs
ras6zta hatot, serdezven: Z
- Faj?... Mem faj ez sem?
A imajmot Ibevittek Janosnal
es Janos kiiizent, hogy koszon
szepen. Eltelt vagy OF nap es egy
delelott hazavittek Petert, mer
reggel meghalt Janoska.
Kicsi gyerekkopors6ba tettel
Jancsit. Az anyja zokogott es Pc
ter meghatva allott. Folagasko
dott es nezte kicsi halottat.
A disadvantages majmocsk;
halott gazdaja kezeben pihent E
Peter ugy .latta, hogy Janosk'
mosolyog.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11
A bebinek testgyakorlatot kell vegezni

A fatal bebi onkenteleniil testgya-
korlatot vegez azaltal, hogy karjait
es lJoait dobafja, hogy a kcaeit XII
nyujtja es osszehajtja es kis teste-
ben lev6 minden izmainak nyujtasaval
es csavarasaval Meg a siras is test
gyakorlat egy bizonyos formaja es ez-
ert mondjak, hogy bebi, amelyik So
hasem sir, mem normalis.
Nappal, amikor a bebi ebren van,
folyton mozog. Nagyon fontos ugyelni,
hogy ruhazata ne legyen silk, kilon-
ben akadalyozva van mozgasban.
Mem szabad sokaig a magas szekben
lesziiazva tartani, ugyszinten nem sza-
bad az agynemiihoz kotni oily m6don,
hogy labait ne forgathassa, vagy ne
nyujthassa XII
Egy csusz6 ketrec igen alkalmas a
bebi reszere, hogy biztonsagban vegez-
zen testgyakorlatot. Kulonfele alakban
kaphat6k ezek. Bebi setaltat6k mem
ajanlatosak, inert egy fatal bebit mem
szabad batoritani iarasra, igen sok
esetben azert van gorbe laba a bebi
mex, inert engedtek jarni, miel6tt eleg
eros lett volna hozza.
A bebikocsit ne a divat szerint va
lasszak, hanem aszerint, hogy eleg, ke
nyelmet-e a bsbinek. Negy kereku
eros, ruganyos legyen es legyen RATA
erny5, mely az er5s napt6l 6s szelt6
mcgvedi. Tagas legyen, legyen benne
elegend6 hely takar6k reszere, inert
kiil6n0sen hideg id6jarasban igen fon
tos, hogy a bebi vedve legyen. Az osz
szecsukhat6 kocsik igen alkalmasak ro
vid utakra, de mem szabal a. bebiket
hosszu ideig henniik tartani, inert ezek
igen sol esetben kemenyek es kenyel
metlenek.
Nagyon sokszor el6fordul hogy AZ
anyak. keptelenek bebijeiket szoptatni
es ilyen esetekben nagy j6 taplalekrtl
! kell gondoskodni. 10, tiszta, egeszseges
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11

Ii magat. lit igazan mem az ivo-
dalom, hanem az irodalom szere-
tete hozta ossze magyarsagot.
Talan azert, inert magyar est
volt, azert tobb a csardas, tobb
a regi, szep tame. s erdekes, Det-
roitban. a atancosparok mem jar
iak olyan, hogy is mondjam,
odaad6an, mint nalunk. Meg van
k0zottiik a tisztes tavolsag.
Regen eltert nyugov6ra az Greg
Hold, mire oszlik tarsasag. Reg
gel het ora fele hagyjuk magunk
megett az termet indulank reg
geli nyugovora Az ntcan nagyot
neztek a sok estelyi ruhas ember
lattara. Az egyik munkaba sieto
magyar ember, meg is kerdi,
hallvan a magyar szot, ami ITALIAN
kisse hangosabb kora reggeli ut
can: 'Testverek, most mennek a
gyarba?"
Igaza volt, akkor .hagytunk ott
egy felejthetetlen, szepsegekkel
tell eletet, mely csak egy eisza-
kan at tartott. Belepiink, neki in
dnlunk sivar fletnek, minden
napos osztalyresziinknek, a gyar,
max ..
Kivancsian varjuk magyar
lakta varosok megniozdulasat
Minden varosban rendezni kene
vacsorat, diszgyiilest, estelyt Kc.
meny Gyorsy tiszteletere. EFT ell
s6sorban elvarjuk a Macy ma
gyar helyekt0l.
Legyen OFT sorban Youngs
town is. Melyik egylet lesz az ell
So, amely megpenditi dolgot
Szerintem varosunkban az elvt
eltemetett Nagybizottsag lennt
erre hivatott. Valakinek minden
esetre meg kell kezdeni dolgot
Mem szabadna elfelejteniink
hogy magyar egyleteink testii
leteink munkak0re gyiilesek tai
tasaval tagdij beszedeseve
mines kimeritve. A neha-neha be
| mutatasra keriil6 miikedvelS sci
niel6adasok mellett, meg 6riasi $
eddig bet6ltetlen kultur program
van.
XII leM az els6, melyik egyle
think -?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
inert sohasem aondolt ARA, hogy
vajjon ilyen kis majmok vannak-
a fenyes, tiindoklo, angyalos
mennyorszagban. Akadozva felel-
te:
- Mem tudom >. italian van.
Janoska kierezte a feleletbol a
bizonytalansagot es igen elszomo-
rodott. Nedves lett a SCENE.
= Latod, Peter, pedig mindig
vagytam a majom utan.
Magyarazni kezdte, mennyire
szereti majmot, mely az Greg
Dancig bacsi kirakataban vigyo-
rog baratsagosan. Mindennap lat
ta, h6gv jottek -mentek a bolt
el6tt kis szive mindig erosebb
dobogasba kezdett. Peter megha-
t6dott.
Megmondom anyanknak,
megvessziik neked, miel6tt meg
halnal.
Janoska megrazta fejet.
- Mines penz. Mindig mondta
anyank.
A mask osszerancolta a hom-
lokat. sFKk y
= De - iegyezte meg hataro-
zott hangon, = en- megveszem
neked AIT a majmot.
Eros, erces hangon mondta,
mar amennyire egy heteves fiucs-
kat6l ez telik. Mem tudta ugyan
a penzkerdes modozatait, de hat
az eros akarat a fontos.
Ezenkozben bealkonyult.
Janoska betegsege torokgyik
volt es Petert elyittek hazulrol az
udvar mask felere, egy csizma-
diacsaladhoz.
Mindjart masnap belepett az
Greg Dancig boltjaba.
- Mennyibe keriil a majom =
kerdezte sa2adtan es izgatottan.
Az Greg kereskedG cseng6 han
gon felelt:
Az, fam, harminc krajcar.
A fiucska csiiggedten baktatott
az iskolaba. De szerencses velet-
len esett ugyanaz napon. Az yosz-
talyt megrazta egyik tizpercben
"a szenzaci6s hir:,
Hallottatok, NIT mondott
Gyulas?
Volt az osztalyban egy gogCs,
p0ffencs fiucska, aki mindig a
gazdagsagaval hozakodott el0,
valami foldbirtokos gyermeke. A
t0bbiek gyiiloltek es keriiltek Ge-
r6 urfit, kiilonoskeppen Vice Pc
ter, aki egyszer osszeverekedett
vele S a tanit0 ur ekkor a mask
max partial fogva, ellatta mad
palcaval Petert. Az6ta k0lcs0no-
sen izzoan gyiiloltek egymast
Nos, most az tortent, hogy Gyu-
las kiejtette a zsebeb6l a penztar-
cajat a tartalma szertegurllt
Voltak OFT nikkelpenzek, s6t meg
eziistkoronak is.
= De j6 neked - mondta va
laki csillogo szemmel, mire Gert
f0lenyesen ICY valaszolt:
Mem banom, adok minden
kinek ct krajcart minden kiallott
fenekesert.
Moral hullamzott at sokadal
mon. Mert OF krajcar temerdeR
| penz, valosagos wagon. De je
lentkez6 megsem akadt. Hiaba
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-06-11
Jatekszer

Vice Sandorne tavalyelott ota
szomorn ozvegysegben elite nap
Sait. Tavalyel6tt valami tiido-
gynlladas elvitte a ferjet meg fla
tai sorban. A ferfi a vasgyarban
dolgozott es eleg jol keresett.
Az6ta aztan minden .megvalto-
zott. Az ozvegy ugy maradt a ket
fiaval. Kicsi k0lykok voltak meg
ezek. Peter akkor 0teves volt, ia
noska harom. Mindig hallatszott
kaca agasuk. Es olyan nde, csen.
g6 volt ez a hang, mint valami
fgi szajmuzsika.
Hanem azert a ket poronty
nemcsak kacagasbol cit es az oz.
vegynek dolgozni kellett, hogy a
csalad kenyeret egyek, rnhat kap
jon es a hazbert megfizessek. Az
asszony mosni ment uri hazak-
hoz. A kisfiaira gondolt es a mum
ka ANIMAL szaporabban folyt ke-
re alatt. Meg egy kis penzmagra
is szert tett s vasarnaponkent
siiltre is telt.
Egy baja megis volt a dolog-
max: mem lehetett otthon. Csak
estefele tert haza. Akkor aztan
0sszecs6kolta az apr6kagokat Is
volt nagv csiricsari. A nagyobbik
flu mar iskolaba jart. A kisebbik
ezalatt az 6v6ba megy. Delutan
Peter az 0ccseert megy es kez-
kezben hazaballagnak, hogy Oft
hon az udvaron ejatszogassanak
Kisiilt, hogy megis csak aldat-
Ian allapot, ha az anya mem lehet
gyerekek mellett. Egy szeles,
nyirkos 6szi napon a kisebbik ko-
molly volt es hallgatag. Peter ell
szontyolodva ment masnap az is
kolaba. A padban a kis occsere
gondolt, agi egesz eiiel lihegett
es valahogy ARA a meggyozSdes-
re jutott, hogy Jancsi meg fog
halni. Meg sem lep6dott, amikor
odahaza a kisebbik magahoz in
tette es AIT mondta csendesen:
TIT volt doktor bacsi. AIT
mondta az anyamnak, AIT hiszi,
hogy meghalok.
- Hallottad te is?
Csak kint mondta az alto
ban, de hallottam.
Csond volt. Az anyjuk kiment
az udvarra tiizel6ert es egyediil
maradtak. A beteg lehunyta a
szemeit es ICY sz6lt:
- Meghalok. Mi az, meghalni
- Akkor mem leszel - felelte
bizonytalanul Peter :. lehet, an.
pyal leszel.
Angyal?
- Igen. Fent laknal kek eg
ben a tobbi angyal kozott.
- Az j6 lehet.
- Persze. Mem kell iskolabs
jarni, csak setalsz es jatszol.
Aznagyon i6 lehet.
- Es csokoladet eszel, cukrasz
siitemenyt, mindenfele jokat.
A betegnek sugarzott az area
- Akkor jo lesz minden OFT =
mondta boldogan. De egyszerr'
elkomolyodott.
Van majom is ottg = ker
dezte.
Majom? Milyen majom?
- A boltoskirakatban LATHAM
Piros huszarnadragja van es ak
kora, mint Huvelyk Matyi.
Petert megzavarta a kerdes