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Evening star., 1926-02-21
Judges as Drivers
Learn How Easily
Laws Are Broken

Too poor TO own automobiles. SileS-
ian magistrates and prosecutors who
have been Furnishing violators of
traffic regulations. are learning to
drive motor vehicles to see at first
hand how easily the laws may be
broken. The automobiles used by the
judges were provided by the police
department.
For the first lesson, twenty officials
drove automobiles or motorcycles
through heavy city traffic and over
country roads. Their worst offense
was failure to heed the signals of
traffic policemen.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
Use Hydrometer Gingerly.

Just one drop of acid from the bat
terry hydrometer, if spilled on the rub
ber covering of one of the running
boards, will eat a hole that will grow
larger and larger. until a new covering
iS needed
Evening star., 1926-02-21
Naval Reserve.

Regular inspections by Naval Re
serve organizations in the various dis
tricts, required by the recent naval
reserve act, are to be inaugurated
in the near future
The District Naval Reserve is to be
inspected by a board composed of the
following officers: Capt. W. Pitt Scott,
head of the Naval Reserve Division
of the Bureau Of Navigation; Corndr
George H. Emerson. Lieut. Comdr
Holloway H. Frost and Lieut.. Comdr.
George NJ. Lowry, all on duty in the
Bureau Of Navigation here. In addi-
ton, Lieut.. Wallace NJ. Dillon, Burea u
Of Aeronautics, is made member of
the board for the inspection of such
units as have aeronautical units. This
same board also will inspect the units
of the Sd Naval District, with New
York City as headquarters, and the
4th Naval District, with Philadelphia
as headquarters.
Other Naval Reserve units through
out the country will be inspected by
special boards of Regular officers TO
be named by the Secretary of the
Navy. Commandants Of naval dis
tricts have received instructions TO
nominate officers for these boards and
as soon as the names are in the boards
Will be named.
These will be tho first annual in
spections to which the Reserves have
been called upon to submit for years.
and is inaugurating the new policy as
required in the Naval Reserve act
The date for the inspection Of the
local Reserve has not been decided on,
but II was said that 1t would probably
require two days and a night. The
day periods will be used in examining
the papers and records OF the organ
izations and to inspections Of the or
ganiZation methods, and the regular
Evening star., 1926-02-21
When Speedometer Is Fast.

About the only time motorist will
ADMIT his speedometer is stepped up
is when the man he has given lift
turns out to be a plain clothes in
spector.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
Grove is preparing a, towing device
and means of illuminating the target

Grove is preparing a towing device
and means of illuminating the target
A further argument in favor Of al
lotting space in the Pension Building
to the local Guard has been sent to
Senator Smoot, chairman of the Pub
lie Buildings Commission, by Maj. Gen.
Anton Stephan, commanding the local
militia.
Gen. Stephan pointed out to Senator
Smoot that the local National Guard
is Federal force and therefore it
does not stand in the same position
as the State organizations.
II is believed, he said further, that
upon completion of the building pro-
gram now before Congress, all Federal
offices and agencies within the District
of Columbia will be properly housed
in aforementioned structures, and
If this is the case, the Federal Gov
ernment will have but small use for
the Pension Building. and particularly
the rotunda, which the Guard wants
for a drill hall.
Inasmuch, he continued, as the ro-
tunda will only be used in the eve
ming, it would not materially interfere
with the occupancy Of the rest of
the building by Federal offices. If
deemed desirable, he said, the District
of Columbia could pay the Federal
Government rental Tor the space ocCu-
pied within the Pension Office Build
ing, with the idea that the Federal
Government could contract for similar
Office space in other buildings.
He presented some of the housing
problems facing the Guard, pointing
out that it is allotted SO additional com
pany or similar units with a strength
Of 50 officers and 2,022 enlisted men
yet to be organized. These units form
parts of higher tactical units organized
under the provisions of the nationa
defense act, and it is contemplated
that it will be necessary To organize
all of these units by approximately
1880. This expansion will have to be
cared for and cannot be cared for in
any rented quarters which can be Sc
| cured in Washington. However, it
could be cared for in the Pension Of
, flee Building, provided the pending
building program fully covers the
needs of the Federal Government. At
present the Guard has 10 company
similar units, with a strength of 40
officers and 600 enlisted men actually
| in the service. to he housed
Evening star., 1926-02-21

Unnecessary noises and lights are
strictly banned by the Illinois traffic
regulations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15
|MEUSEL AND KELLY
GET RAISE OF SALARY
(By Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, March 15.-
Word comes from Sarasota, Fla,
that Emil Meusel and George
Kelly have gained an increase of
salary.
Jacob Rupert, at st. Peters
burg, asserts that his Yankees,
despite five defeats during TIE
past week, will land in the first
division. Remember the Braves
of 1914 and the Reds Of 19f9s'
he says.
Jim Elliott, 240 pound port
slider, has been sent to Seattle by
the Brooklyn officials at Clear
water and Manager Robinson says
that Sterling Striker, right hand
er, for a time with the Boston
Braves, win be regular.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15
GATOR FOOTBALL
TEAM STARTS
SPRING PRACTICE
PLAYERS DO THE CHARLES.
TON FOR FlFTEEN-MINUTE
PERIOD IN CONNECTIONS
WITH TRAINING

GAINESVILLE, Fla, March
18Th. L. (Toml Sebring. Gator
football mentor, has been sending
his backfield candidates through
vigorous Charleston dances for
Is minutes each afternoon in com
nection with their spring training.
Coach Sebring believes that the
dance helps his runners develop
their broken field running. The
training of backfield candidates
has been closed, but the line men
will have at least two more weeks
of intensive drill, with the whole
coaching staff on duty instructing
the first defensive aspirants.
About SIS candidates for the
Gator grid machine have been
out for spring training and the
longest period has been in vogue
than in the history of the school.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15
M'T1CUE AND
DELANEY in
BOUT TONIGHT
SCHEDULED TWELVE ROUND
EXHIBITION TO BE PUT
ON AT MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN
fRy Associated press)

NEW YORK, Nhrch Mike
McTigue, three years after de-
fe2ting Battling Ski in Dublin
for the light heavyweight boxing
title, makes q new charge for the
throne tonight, when he meets
Jack Delaney, the only man be-
tween him and the new king,
Paul Berlenbach.
EeTigue and Delaney are ex-
pected to go to the full IL rounds
scheduled at Madison Square Gar
den before decision is reached,
for Mike is great defensively but
has failed to show a dangerous
punch.
The winner has been promised
a championship battle with Ber-
lenbach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15
JOHNSTON LOSES In
TENNIS MATCH

BERKELEY, Cal, March 15.--
William NJ. Johnston, of Berkeley
got his first beating of the year
here yesterday, when Edward
Chandler, captain of the Univer-
sity of California tennis team, and
last years national intercollegiate
tennis champion, defeated him,
GA, 6-3.
Johnston who is second ranking
player in the country, was said to
have been off form.
Chambers playing was fault
less. pepeatedly he forced John
ston to the extreme left of the
court and then rushed in for sharp
kills at the net. In neither OF the
sets did Johnston get a lead.
Johnston also lost his doubles
matches, paired with Ward Daw-
son, when Bradshaw Harrison and
John Risso won, 6-2, 6-3.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15
TENNIS MATCHES
GET UNDER WAY
STATE TOURNAMENT is IN
FULL SWING
TODAY
CRY A.soeIasea Press)

JACKSONVILLE, March 49,
The southeastern tennis tourna-
Enlent opened here today on the
courts Of the Florida Country
Club, with William T. Tilden, II.
national champion, defending the
title he won here last year by de-
Efeating Vincent Richards in the
final match of the singles event.
Tilden playing outdoors after
. long lay off, must face a strong
field to retain the southeastern
title. Vincent Richards, fresh
from two victories down state,
and going strong, heads the list of
contenders with a number of other
ranking players entered.
T. Harada, diminutive Japan
lese champion; B. I. C. Norton of
st. Louis; A. H. Chaplin, Jr., of
Springfield, Mass; S. Howard
Voshell, New York; F.. C. Baggs,
New York; George O'Connell,
Chicago, and Jerry Lang, New
York. were among the prominent
lentries.
First. round matches began this
morning.
Results of the morning matches
were:
f. C. Baggs, New York, de-
feated NJ. Joel, Jacksonville, go,
l6-4.
C. C. Chaffee, Providence, R.
L, defeated Paul w. Ferris, Jack
sonville, 60, go.
Al. H. Chaplin, Jr., Springfield,
Mass, defeated Lorimer Bitch,
jacksonville, Florida state cham.
pion, 60, Ga.
8. Howard Voshell, New York,
defeated Clarence s. Rose, Jack
sonyille, former state champion,
go, Ga.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15

Considerable discussion is being
caused in the English golfing
world by the decision of the
Royal and Ancient Golf Club to
make a charge for admission to
the open and amateur champion
ships this year. This step has
been made necessary by the great
increase in public interest in the
game. It has been found more
difficult each year to control the
great crowds who now turn out
to witness a championship; and
on occasions the spectators have
even .interfered with the play
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15
Basketball Game To
Be Played Tonight At
Key West Athletic Club

Arrangements have been made
for the last of the series Of
basketball games to be played
this evening at the Key West
Athletic Club between Troops /
and 8, Boy Scouts of America.
Those having the arrangements
in charge promise an interesting
exhibition Of the sport tonight,
and it is expected that there win
be q large crowd out to witness
the event.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15
"SLASHER'' CLAIMS
ANOTHER VICTIM
tny Associated pressl.

BOSTON, March 15.Boston's
Sunday "slasher" has claimed
another victim. Mrs. Elizabeth
Trumley, who was attacked in the
Roxbury district last night, was
the third woman to be stabbed IN
two weeks and the sixth to be ac-
costed ON three successive Sum
days.
Mrs. Trumley was entering her
home late last night when man
stabbed her in the arm and grasp
ed her. She managed to escape.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15

Paris lawn tennis authorities,
lacking ground space for addi-
fonal courts, have hit upon a
bright idea-that of constructing
covered courts one above the
other. Already there is one club
with three such courts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15

John L. Sullivan was not a
good two-handed fighter. He al
ways admitted that his left hand
was not of much use to him in a
fight and consequently he de-
! pended upon his mighty right to
deliver the knockout blow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15

The best swimmers, divers and
water polo players in the United
States are now in training for the
A. A. u. national senior swim
ming, diving and water polo cham-
pionships, which win be held in
Chicago early in April.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15
DIES AT WHEEL
OF AUTOMOBILE
tny Asseciated Pres.l

BRADENT0N, Fla, March Is.
IT. w. Cleveland, president of
the Empire Produce Company of
Elmira, n. Y, died suddenly at
the wheel of his machine Sunday
afternoon while he was en- route
to St. Petersburg from this city.
He was stricken near Palmetto
and died before members of his
party could summon medical aid.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15

On an average less than one in
four of the recruits who train with
the major league clubs in the
spring make good in the big show.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15

In the opinion of Ty Cobb the
most difficult hit for an outfielder
TO handle is hard line drive on
the first bounce.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15
NOTES OF SPORT

Fifteen English greybounds re-
Gently arrived in New York for
racing in the South.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15

The first big track and field
carnival of the outdoor season
will be the Rice Institute relays,
to be held at Houston on March
E26.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Racing: Meeting at jefferson
Park, New Orleans. Meeting of
West Coast Jockey Club, at Tam
pa. Meeting of TIA Juana Jockey
Club, at Tia Juana. Meeting of
Hayana-American Jockey Club, at
Havana.
Billiards: National junior 1872
balkline championship opens in
New York.
Handball: National A. A. u.
championship tournament opens
in st. Paul.
Basketball: National A. A. u.
championship tournament opens
in Kansas City.
Golf: Florida West Coast
championship tournament opens
at Tampa.
Tennis: Women's national in
door championships begin in Bos-
ton. : Southeastern championship
tournament opens at Jacksonville.
Boxing: Mid-Western A. A. u.
senior championships, at Omaha.
Jack Delaney VS.. Mike McTigue,
10 rounds, at New York. Jimmy
Goodrich VS.. Sidney Click, 10
rounds, at indianapolis. Ace Hud-
kins VS.. Johnny Lamar, 10 rounds,
at Hollywood, Calf. Tommy
Loughran vs.. Chuck Virgins, 10
rounds, at Philadelphia. Mike
Dundee VS.. Eddie "Kid" Wagner,
10 ROUNDS, at Dayton, o, Billy
Kennedy VS.. Leo s'Kid" Roy, II
rounds, at Bayonne, N. J.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15

A match for the English pro-
fessional billiard championship,
between Tom Newman, the pres
|ent titleholder, and Joe Davis,
will be played in London begin
ming April Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15

Let the Artman Press print it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15

Golf: Florida West Coast
championship tournament opens
at Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15

George M. "Red" Trautman,
who has been selected to manage
the national open golf champion
ship Co be held at Columbus next
July, has been assistant athletic
director at Ohio State University
since 1916. During the World
War he was camp athletic officer
at Camp Sheridan, Montgomery,
Ala.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15

John McGraw, the veteran man
ager of the New York Giants, was
considered one of the best third
basemen that ever played the
game when he was with the old
Baltimore team.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15

Basketball: National A. A. u.
championship tournament opens
in Kansas City.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15

Yachting is one of the few
sports that have never attracted
the Prince of Wales, but now it
is rumored in London that his
Royal Highness may join very
soon the fraternity of active
yachtsmen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15

Handball: National A. A. U.
championship tournament opens
in st. Paul.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-03-15

Tennis: Women's national in
door championships begin in Bos-
ton. : Southeastern championship
tournament opens at Jacksonville.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21
KERttLET GYtjLES
Kilenc Verhovay fi6k delegatusai
gyiileseztek varosunkban-A K0z
pont is kepviselve volt.-Grego-
sits Jozsef lett a kerileti eln0k.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet nj
beosztasu, 14.-ik keriilete, vasar-
nap delutan tartotta alakulo gyii.
leset a reformatus egyhaz klub-
helyisegeben. A gyiilesen kerii-
lethez tartozo tiz fi6k k0ziil, XII
lenc volt k6pviselve, nemcsak de-
legatussal, hanem szamos erdek-
l6d6 taggal. A warreni fi6k volt
az egyetlen, amely mem kiildte XII
kepviselojet.
A gyiilest DebrOczky Andras, a
10S,-ik fi6k eln0ke nyitotta meg,
milrtan igazoltak jelenlev0 de-
legatusOkat, azok egyhangulas
Gregosits J6zsefet, a 10S.-ik fi6k
erdemes penztarnokat, valasztot-
talk meg keriileti eln0knek. A ke-
riileti jegyz6segre Kuti Tamast,
a sharoni 26.-ik fi6k regi harco-
sat valasztottak meg.
Nagygyulesi kepvisel6k ismet
ezen videk kipr6balt Verhovay
vezet6 emberei, K6r0sf6y: Janos,
az alliancei 66.-ik fi6k es Grego-
sits J6zsef, lettek.
A gyiilesen resztvettek dr.. Mar
thy Ferenc, k0zponti titkar Pitts.
burghb6l es Nemenyi Mikl6s Er.
no, igazgat6sagi tag, akik a K0z-
pont iigyeir6l behat6 felvilagosi-
tast nyujtottak, az egylet iigyei.
mex csaknem ket 6ras megbesze-
lese alatt.
A legkozelebbi gyiilest ioy6 ey
tavaszan, ugyancsak lit, Youngs-
townban fogjak megtartani, i6-
v6 szeptemberben tartando kon.
venei6 ele keriil6 iigyek megbesze-
lesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21
HARCIAs AssZONY

Erdekes valokeresetet nvujtott
be birosag el6tt, G. d. Replog-
lie, 1922 Hillman ST., ebben ell
mondja, hogy felesege, Rudy, egy
aut6zas alkalmaval fejbevagta a
gumi pumpaual ICY neki hajtott
egy telefon oszlopnak.
Rudy, kilonben is harcias me-
nyecske, el6szeretettel vagdal fer
je fejehez szeket, vazakat egyeb
torekeny holmikat. Ferjet mem
hagyja aludni, almab6l rendesen
fells0lti.
Az erdekes val6per targyalasa.
max napja meg mines megallapit
va.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21

Willis, aki mad hat even at
kepviselte Ohio-t,t mint annak
egyik szenatora, Fashingtonban
most novemberiI Ivalasztason nj.
Dol valasztas ala Ikeriil.
Willis hat 81 alatt minden
''syben, amely maeyarokat erde.
kelt, meghallgatott benniinket es
segitsegiinkre volt. Icy 8 volt
eeyike azoknak, aki Macy segitse.
giinkre volt, hogy most OF eve
Harding eln0k kegyelmtb6l, be
engedtek vagy 6tszaz Ellis Islam
don deportalasra var6 magyar,
az Egyesiilt Allamokba.
: Willis szenatpsban egyike a
republicans part vezetoinek, es
mivel az orszag tortenelme iga-
zolja, hogy republicans koruna.
nyok idejen nagyobb a JOLIET or
szagszerte, ajanljuk, hogy ma
eyar szarmazasu polgarok szava-
zatukkal ot partoGak.
Amikor a szavazo -cedula maso.
dix hasabjan SAS ala teszi Ike.
.-s asH r ~ - ~ IA.
resztet, akkor repubfikanus
spartra annak 0sszes jel0ltjeire
ada szavazatat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21
Hazai tapasztalatok
A BORRAvAL0 RENDsZER DUHONGESE, BU
DAPESTI IDEGENFORGALOM LEGNAGYOBB
AKADALYA
liftek mem mikodnek legtobb pest berhazban "A ka
pupenz Kavehazakan toti legtobb idejet pesti nep
Magyarorszagnak meg mindig szuksege segitsegre

egyik emeleten nagyszerii vendeg
l0 van. A falakon olvashat0 IL
gyelmeztetes, hogy az arakban a
borravalo bennfoglaltatik. S meg
is, amikor borravalot adok a XII
szoIgal6 pincerleanynak, megk0-
sz0ni s. elfogadja. Csodalkozva
kerdem t6le, miert veszi ell, mikor
annak elfogadasa szigoruan IL
los? Kerem, elni is kell valami-
bGl?' = hangzik a felelet.
Arr6l mar irtam, hogy a 4-5
emeletes hazakban nem jarnak a
liftek, mivel Sc a haztulajdonos,
Sc a lak6k mem akarjak AIT meg
csinaltatni. Most csak AIT akarom
-elmondani, hogy mikent masztam
EN- meg egy latogatas alkalma-
val 16-emeletet. Egyik itteni is
mer6sGm Budapesten lak6 test
veret kerestem fel. Megvolt a eli
mem, Ull6i ut H., negyedik eme-
let. Bemegyek a hazba, latom a
liftre XII van irva, hogy mem koz-
lekedik. Nc'ki vagok gyalogszer-
rel az emeletnek, vegre felerek a
neaHedikre, lbecsengetek. Ajt6t
nyitnak kerdem, keresett tlr
oft lakik-e9 A valasz az, hogy tes-
SEX lemenni ismet a f0ldszintre.
az udvaron keresztiil menni a
hats6 lepcs6n ismet felmaszni a
negyedik emeletre. Megtettem, mi
kor keresett ismer6shoz becsen-
gettem, alig britain beszelni a ia
radtsagt6l. Tizenhat emeletet
masztam meg, mikor leertem vi
ra. A pestiek azonban mar hoz-
! ZaSZOktak eIhheZ.
Este 10 orakor lecsukjak ber-
hazak kapujat azontul csak ugy
lehet bejutni, ha az ember elozolee
csenget, azutan var percekig, ne
ha egy negyed6rat. A kaputnyitd
hazmesternek kapupenzt kell at
nyujtani, mely ha mem busas, ak
kor bizony zord es komisz meg.
jegyzeseket Walt Xxi a haz komol
6rz6jeb6l.
| A kavehaz, eur6pai kiilonleges
seq; talan sehol mines ebb0l any
nyi, mint epen Budapesten. Rem
getegen lit elk lie egesz napju
kat, lit bonyolitjak le iizleteiket
] (Folytatas az Six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-21

A magyarorszagi ember mar
beleszokott, a kiilf0ldi, kiilon0sen
az amerikai azonban megiitkozik
azon borraval0 rendszeren, ami
odahaza termeszetes dolog. Ez
mar mem rendszer, hanem val0sa-
gos borravalo terror.
Hogy az olvasonak fogalma le-
gyen, elmondok lit ket esetet:
= Bemegy az ember egy kave-
hazba, meginni reggeli kavejat.
Meg az asst ilhoz sem er, mar
megfogja kabatjat a "ruhata-
ros'', lehuzza, egy szamot adj ar
r0l. Leiil az ember, rohan a pin
Ger, mestltulalja 'hagysagos :"
urnak hozza a reggeli kavet es
vajat. Kenyeret ker a vendeg.
Megjelenik Macy talcaval a ke-
nyeres, kiflit, vagy kenyeret
t6le keH megvenni. Amikor fize-
tesre keriil sor, jon a fizeto pin
Ger, aIkit r0viden four max $40
litanak. AIT mondani sem kell
hogy borraval6t var ruhataros,
pincer, kenyeres es fizet6pincer'
Ezer koronanal kevesebbet egyik-
mex Sc lehet adni, ICY azutan a
borraval6k majdnem annyit tesz-
mex Xxi, mint a szamla.
Szallodaban, meg rosszabb d
helyzet, oft borraval6ra var por
tas, csomaghord6 flu, a szobat
kiado pincer, szobalany, szobaasz.
SONY, cip6t pucol6 haziszolga
telefonos, stb., stb.
A kulf0ldit ez riasztja vissza
legjobban. Az aut6taXik sokba Ike.
riilnek 8 amellett regi, Noe kora
bell barkak, az utert jar6 0ssze
gen felil, ha mem adsz borrava
lot, a s0ff3r osszeszid lehor6
smucig, fukar fraternek.
A villamosokon kalauz elvar
ia, hogy borraval6t adj nelki, hs
mem teszed, vegig nez rajtad.
A k0z0nseg rengeteget panasz
kodik ezek Matt, pedig maga {
hibas. Mindenki gavallernak aka1
ma latszani S ez a nagyzasi h6bort
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