davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-04-10
Row of British Naval Officers
Recalls 'Pinafore" Operetta

phrase. Each has It's disadvantages.
The Oxford school would prefer one,
purists from Cambridge the other. As
for Admiral Collard. whose uncontrol-
liable fits of temper are said 10 be be-
hind the whole glorious incident, he
most tncontestably fits into pinafore
or pinafores If you prefer For IL Is
quite apparent that he~poliShed up his
language so carefully that now he is a
ruler OF the kings navee.'"
Nevertheless, the Newark Evening
News contends that things were not
thus upon the Pinafore. Sir joseph
Porter. K. c. b." recalls that paper
never used big, big d. or at least
hardly ever His sisters and his cousins
and his auntS were never neglected, as
they testified with vehemence. And
nobody was ever found guilty, as In the
Royal Oak case: not even Little Butter
cup. who mixed those babies up" The
Columbus Evening Dispatch, on the
other hand. feels that "of course. moth
ing short Of court-martial could settle
such situation and that "it was tolly
well serious, and necessary TO maintain
the dignity OF his majesty's service"
'As some one once said," remarks the
New York Herald Tribune, at Is the
trivial annoyances OF life that are often
the hardest TO bear. and life aboard a
battleship Is calculated to exaggerate
them. An admiral at sea is a lonely
soul. The formalities due his rank
make him virtually prisoner of his
quarterback. He meets In normal inter
course only the captain of his fiagship.
who In turn must remain aloof from
the rest OF the ships company. Each
must cat alone and must make his con-
facts with the crew through others
Mona OF the comradeship and iovialitv
or the wardroom for either They are
Ike two men marooned on an island of
authority, completely surrounded by etI-
quette. And. like castaways in enforced
ASSOCIATION, they easily get sick of each
other. Had something really
worthy OF his concern happened the
admiral would probably have kept his
temper"
1T remains to be seen whether Par.
lament will be content 10 let this re-
VlVAl or Gilbert and Sulllvan's neat
satire upon naval pomposity n half
century ago pass without comment and
correction" says the PHILADELPHIA Rec
ord. and the New York Evening post
insists on knowing why were not the
fundamental facts brought out by the
eouft-martialP How many girls did not
get partnersp Were they pretty? Did
Lhey like the dancing floor? And who
TOOK them IN to supper Also. iust
Waat was the matter with the musicp"
Evening star., 1928-04-10

1t is assured that the bill will pass II
the members are allowed to vote upon
it. Here Is another illustration that
Now is the time" for action. The
same purposeful dilatory tactics are be-
ing employed with respect to the pro-
posed liberalization of the retirement
law.
Again, In order to have preliminary
fills made, so that the memorial boule-
ward to Mount Vernon. which is needed
as practical convenience for tourists
from all over the country to visit the
Nations premier shrine. may be ready
for the big bicentenniai celebration of
WaShington's birth here in 1892, and
which Is one of the main features which
The Presidents bicentennial commission
has in mind. and which has been adj
vocated by the President, legislation
must be passed by both houses of Con-
greSs Now is the time" for action on
this measure
Here we have had Illustrated - Cd
fundamental fiscal relations affecting
the Nations Capital; ca determination
upon a decent living wage consonant
with Americas boasted standards of
living for the great army of Government
employees: tS) an important public I'M
provement. actually needed, to honor
the Father of His Country" on his BIZ
centennial anniversary, And in addi-
ton to these there are scores of other
measures affecting the life of the Cap
ital City on which Congress should take
action before adjournment.
Now is the time" for orderly consid-
Grafton of these measures. They should
not be endangered through delay.
Evening star., 1928-04-10
Informing the Country.

The American Civic Association. {
far-fung organization composed of in
telligcnt men and women throughout
the United States. who are devotine
time and energy to the conservation oi
natural beauty and to wise planning in
advance Of the growth Of cities and
towns, is distributing to its member
ship the speech of Senator Phipps OF
Colorado. chairman of the Senate sub
committee on District appropriations,
which preceded the Senate's favorable
action in restoring to the District bin
the sixty-forty ratio. For the American
Civic Association finds in Senator
Phipps' address an enIightening exposi-
ton Of the situation here in the Dis
trict which will be easily understood by
those throughout the country who have
not been able to familiarize themselves
with it through first-hand study and
observation.
Accompanying the Senator's speech
there is this statement by the American
Civic Associations president, treasurer
and executive secretary:
Under the present lump-sum appro-
priation Of $4,000, 900 the United States
Government is failing to meet its re-
sponsibility to develop the National
Capital; the Federal City is denied ade-
Quate funds to insure the preservation
Of scenic parks and recreation spaces:
the ruination of the last remnants OF
suitable park lands in the environs is
threatened: and a long list of neces-
sary and desirable improvements for
the Nations Capital and its population
OF more than half a million is left with
no financial provision
The American Civic Association is
not organized for, nor is 1t interested
primarily in, study Of the fiscal rela-
tons between the Federal Government
and the District government. But long
since it saw the results Of the present
system Of fiscal relationship upon ma
tional projects in which 1t is interested.
At its last meeting its executive board
adopted a resolution favortng re-estab-
lishment Of the provisions Of sub.
stantive law in apportioning expenses
between the local and Federal govern
ments and suggesting continuance Of
that law until q more equitable basis
Is found by some qualified commits
sion"
nov the American Civic Association.
further alarmed by the trend Of events
which places the burden Of developing
the Federal City upon the small minor
fly Of American citizens who live within
the District, is using the machinery at
ats disposal to inform other American
citizens Of what Is happening here In
Washington. The American Civic As
soclation is interested in . proper de-
yeiopmen. Of the American Capital. So
are millions Of other American citizens.
The more information given the coun-
Try at large concerning the state OF
things in their Capital City, the quicker
there will be a remedy for what Is
wrong. The American Civic Association
Is 70 be commended for taking step
that should rebound 10 the benefit Of
the Federal City.
Evening star., 1928-04-10

pieces Of eight" when used in speakin.
OF pirates of olden tines.--W. M. s.
A. The expression pieces Of eight
has reference to the Spanish dollar. tl-
peso duro, whose value vas 8 reals
was so called because Of the figure (s
engraved upon It.
@. How many varieties Of flies a.
there?--F. O.
A. There are more than 10000 kim
of flies Their conduct toward man /
both good and bad. Some flies destrc
injurious plants and some destroy harm
full insects. Indians at one time live
off the young Of certain fly.
@. Is an air-tight vessel dustprooi
W. w. II.
A. The Bureau Of Standards sav
that an air-tight vessel is dustproof 3
it is truly tight Dust Is composed
Of small particles floating in the air.
@. Please tell me how many airport
there are in the United States.-M. o.
A. At the present time there are in
the United States 1,016 permanent air
ports and other landing fields.
@. How many calories are In a slice
of bran bread?-G. w.
A. There are 100 calories in a slice
of bran bread.
O. How is celluloid cement made?-
2. J.
A. Two pieces Of cellu1oid may be
joined together by applying glacial
acetic acid, pressing the parts together.
The principle involved in making cellu-
loid adhere to other materials depends
upon diSsolving Of the celluloid and
/ cementing it 10 the desired material
| while it is still in a tacky state. It Is
| possible also that the use Of Canada
| balsam as an adhesive may prove satiS-
| factory. This material gives surface
| which remains tacky.
@. Where is Leland Stanford UnIver-
| sity located?-C. L. N.
A. At Palo Alto, Calf.
O. Are there more women voters
| than there are men in England?-F. W.
| A. Under the new law there will be
about 1000 900 more women than men
| voters in England. Heretofore only
/ women 80 years Of age or over have
! been permitted TO vote. The new Law
/ enfranchises women at q.
| @. How long and how many bees
| does it take to make pound Of honey?
/ *. G..
| A. It has been estimated by Depart
/ ment of Agriculture experts that a
pound Of honey represents the life work
/ Of approximately 1000 bees, bees
/ working life averaging about three
/ weeks.
Evening star., 1928-04-10

A French political campaign has led
to fisticuffs. 1t is not the part OF o
thrifty nation while promoting oratory
to leave its pugilistic talent ill-managed
and uncapitalized. Paris should send
for Tex Rickard.
Evening star., 1928-04-10

Cars from every state are travelling
the highways which lead to Washing
ton, D. C. "vox Populi" still rules.
Wherever the statesmen may decide to
hold their conventions, the cherry
blooms in Potomac Park call for admir-
ing pilgrimage from every part OF the
country.
Evening star., 1928-04-10
Member Of the Associated Press.

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled
e the use for republication OF all news DIS
patches credited 20 il or not otherwise cred
ted in this paper and also the LEGAL news
published herein. All rights OF publication
OF speclal dispatches herein are also reserved.
Evening star., 1928-04-10

Throwing money at Harry Sinclair in
reproachful reminder is now recognized
by even the most devoted Of Senator
Borah's admirers as something similar
to the ancient proposition about carry
ing Goals 70 Newcastle"
Evening star., 1928-04-10

An aviator takes some chances, but
police reports show that he misses q
great deal Of danger by riding high
above the gunner and the reckless
nlotOTistA
Evening star., 1928-04-10
Mental Stimulation.

Mental Stimulation.
Why don't you undertake to put
some old-fashioned eloquence into your
speeches2"
I'D be glad 10 do so." answered Sen
ator Sorghum. But II seems AZ II in
oratory. just as In other ways, there
Is sad shortage Of pre~war stuff"
Evening star., 1928-04-10
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Evening star., 1928-04-10
SHOOTING STARS.
-
By PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Kind Memories.

Kind Memories.
About the ruin comes the vine.
A gentle beauty TO bestow
And soften each relentless line
That Truth without disguise would
show.
And 50 we read about the stress
OF purpose high forgot at last
And still Time clothes In lovelineSs
The disappointment Of the past.
Evening star., 1928-04-10

Scramble Of racetrack spectators to
watch a Prince OF Wales horse take the
Jumps Is held responsible for tunables.
There may yet be demand for inter-
ference by the S. p. G. A.
Evening star., 1928-04-10

Reported demise Of Trotsky usually
turns out to be what psychologists might
term the wish fulfillment" Of Rus
sian day-dream.
Evening star., 1928-04-10

New York night clubs are said to
have abandoned the salutation, Hello,
Sucker!" In too many instances 1t has
been followed by the greeting. "Howdy,
Coroner!''
Evening star., 1928-04-10
Making q DIstinetlon.

you have mint patch" said the
prohibition agent.
you can't arrest me for that" pro-
tested Uncle Hill BottIet0p. "A mint
patch isn't II crime. It's only temp
tation,"
Evening star., 1928-04-10

II elections continue to grow excit-
ing. Chicago may have TO make further
arrangements 10 treat its citizens for
shell shock.
Evening star., 1928-04-10

AS a movie dictator Will Hays is en-
titled to q word Of protest against some
OF the writers Of political scenarios.
Evening star., 1928-04-10
Patient MninFlst

"You can tell your troubles at the
police station"
IAN right" answered MIR. Chuggins,
That's better than having 10 tell them
To q coroner's jury"
Evening star., 1928-04-10
Hard ARrieuiiurnl Fanta.

o Science, kindly pass me by.
MY shoulders now i shrng.
Each time / see butterfly
] think about a lgugl
Evening star., 1928-04-10


- the American Federation ~ Labor
would argNe &haE Ii the ieA of he'd
carrier he abolished that al running che
egsetfte or Steam elevator. which carries
up hah ten at bricks or mortar ia a
nity, Is better, Ii certainly PAYS tAe
laeorer better and finiSheS The con-
StfNcttaA earlier and ns0ge eheaplys
Ihe economists aFgsle that since all
ValNeS must he measured BY the anaeaanG
Of economical labor entering into pso~
dWeti0ll, the expenditure ii every strake
oE labor ASeleSsly Is community wgsSte
and extravaganza. regardless ef the M
dsy,aslAls involved, rlst as . eoAtlagFa-
lion IiestloyinS property b 4 dead taSS.
whether % the owners or 60 the in-
sNranee companies,
AceRgSAgAh a2as, n, Rasa u. cSIllRn
Evening star., 1928-04-10

"De invention 0f de safety razor, "
said Uncle Eben. was a grand step for
ward foh peace, Tain yoh hostile
equipment dat gitA you d. respect OF
authOrtty.s ....... .h..as..a. .a......,....
Evening star., 1928-04-10
Lee at Arlington

TTOME from their battles, here
the soldiers lie
In that sweet solitude that
death beatnws.
And there below the hills tho
river flows,
No more the mirror OF a war-red
sky;
Here all Ia tranquil rs In DAYS
gone by
Then, too, bloomed hnneysuckle
and the roae-w
When tle walked here, where
many now repOae,
Their names like his by honor
roatered high.
Here he should rest on hills 50
glory crowned,
heueath these trees, light
touched at early dawn.
what laureled soul hiA conf
ing would dlsputeP
Wfaltiis OF the mighty, see them
forming round;
The brave are generous, ana
with saheps drawn
Great soldiers stand TO
greater, at halutel
II, j. QUINN.
Evening star., 1928-04-10

Of Prof. Jones' Investigation et the
negro IN his lelsure-tlme activities and
ot Alain Loekes survey OF the Negro In
tas AmsglSap asaRaa " tAe, iasQgA H..
Evening star., 1928-04-10
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Evening star., 1928-04-10
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Evening star., 1928-04-10
ErratIcisms of Genius.

EfFAENIhhnb OF OeHIubs
NY Radioi My Radiol
You start and then you stop.
One moment beauteous Art you show
And next you are q fiop.
Evening star., 1928-04-10

Men who work little" said Ill Ho,
the cage OF Chinatown, must depend
on pretense OF knowing much"
Evening star., 1928-04-10

O. Please tell me how many airport
there are in the United States.-M. o.
A. At the present time there are In
the United States 1,0l6 permanent air
ports and other landing fields.
Evening star., 1928-04-10

@. How many calories are In slice
of bran bread?-G. w.
A. There are 100 calories in slice
of bran bread.
Evening star., 1928-04-10

@. Is an air-tight vessel dustprooi
w. w. II.
A. The Bureau Of Standards sav.
that an air-tight vessel is dustprOof !
it is truly air-tight. Dust is compose,
Of small particles floating in the air.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12
Apro Hirdetesek
KITttN6 DARAB A MttsoRoN

N Youngstown szinhazlatogat6 ko-
zonstge szerencses helyzetben
van. Annyi szinhaza van, amennyi
hasonl6 nagysagu varosban ke-
YES helyen, szinhazak abban
versenyeznek. hogy melyik ad
t0bbet es szebbet a k0zonsegnek q
leheto legmeltanyosahb arak mel
lett.
A sok szinhaz kozott fontes he-
lyet tolt be a Park Szinliaz, ame-
lyikben a legjobb .darabok kertil-
mex eloadasra. e heten peldaul a
My Maryland enekes darab van
miisoron. Kituno darab, nagysze-
riien eloadva, erdemes megtekin-
tesre. Akik igazan jo darabot
akarnak latni, mem fogjak elmu
lasztani darab megtekinteset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12
a CIGANY ALMA


Nagykanizsar6l jelentik; Hor-
ysat Karoly varf0ldi nigany negy-
h6napi observation-disclosures kitol-
tdse vegett elindult Macy ykatlizsa
fele, de utkozben Esztergenye
k6zsegben egy l6pokr6cot Is egy
dunyhat lopott. a lopott j6szago-
kat hazayitte, . csend6v0k azon-
ban csakhamsr lefiilelt6k Is be,
xzallitottak 4 nagykanizsai fog
haxba. Most targyalta napokban
hgyet q t0rvenyszek. a cigany
nagy deriiltseg kozepette azxal q
mesevel ved deke4ett, hogy . ittas
allapotban lefekihlt d teanet6 ar
kaba rs amikor fel6bredt, megle-
petten latta, hogys miAlstt aludt,
valaki finohl pokr6cot tett a16ja
aes duny yhaval takarta be, ci--
s6ny ujabb h6t h6naa,i b6rt0nre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12
AZ ONGYILKoS LESzERELTE
Az AUT0JAT, HOGY NE ME-
HEsSENEK ORVOSERT

A sandorfalvai csend0rseg be-
ielentette a szegedi ugyeszsegnek,
hogy a k0zseg egyik legvagyono-
sabb polgaranak, Schwartz Sa-
muel acknowledgements % ewes
Anndor newt fla f6bel0tte magat
Is nyomban meghalt.
Az ongyilkossag hire nagy fel-
tiinest keltett. Mindenutt ismer-
TEX a modos malomtulajdonos-
csaladot. Schwartz Andor 0ngyil.
kosagat egyesek remenytelen see
relmevel magyaraztak, masok
azonban ugy tudjak, hogy fatal
malomvezet6 az utols6 idoben "a
malm atszervezeset hatarozta el.
A fatal Schwartz Andor on
gyilkossagat rendkiviil furcsa ko-
riilmenyek k0z0tt k0vette ell. El3-
~z0r a garazsban leszerelte auto
ianak minden mozdithato alkat-
reszet azert ,hogy az ongyilkossa-
ga sikerulj0n es he lehessen auto
val oryosert vagy segitsegert siet.
nj. Ezutan meggyujtotta az auto
lampajat es annak fenyenel revol-
verevel fGbelotte magat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12
MIKOR Al fENORENEKEs P0-
F0NvAGJA A PRIMADoNNATI
A SZNPADON

Szegedr6l jelentik Az itteni
szinhazban nagy izgalmat keltett
a minap este az az atrocltas,
anielynek a tarsulat primadonna-
ja, Z0ldhegyi Klara esett aldoza-
tlll. Jayor Pal nepszerii tenorene7
kes az eloadas alatt antiszeanita
'dalokat dudolt. Mikor prima-
donna ciniatt szelnrelhanyast s,1-
gott oda, Javor Pal haromszor
egylnasutan tlgy pofonvagta q
primadonnat, hogy AZ elesett Is
est6ben elt0rte . karjat. Jayor
Palt meglincseltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12
KEf BoH6c TRAGED1AJA

"A Felvideken t0rtent, vagyis
elcsatolt terdleten, egy kis videlSl
varosban, ahol cirkusz produkal-
ia magat. Kets bohac jelent meg
a porondon. AZ egyik cseh, a MAJ
six tot. Az ut6bbi kort raJzolt
kettejuk koze AIT mondta: Ez
Szlovenszko. TIE cseh pedig inne1l
takarodjal XII. - Feleli a mask !;
Mem megyek! Ere kiszalad a tot
es kardot hoz: Eredj ki!
Meg Sc megyek, feleil q
cseh.
A tot megint kiszalad es pus'
kat hoz: Erred Xxi!
Mem megyek, mondJa g
mask.
Tot atyankfia nfegint kiszalad
Is agyuval ter vissza: Eredj HI!
Meg ICY Sc megyek, 80 felell
a mask.
A tot megint kimegy es jed
arecal jon vissza es tele torokka
kialtja; J0nnek magyarok!
Es cseh esze nelkiil futori
veszi a dolgot. A kozonseg tapso
es hahotazik. A ket bohocot pedle
fogja a rend5r Is dutyiba dugja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12

EaY HALgTTNAK HIT MA
CYAR HOigvED is Ev UTAN
ELETJELT ADoTT MkoAR6L.
szIBERIABoL

Szijart6 Jozsef, Nagykanizsa
varos gazdasagi hivatalanak egy
alkalmazottja haboru kitorese-
kor elindult q frontra, asszonyt
es ket gyermeket ithagyva. Soka-
il lliild6zgette a frontr6l a r6+
zsaszinii levelez5lapokat, mig me-
We egyszer gsak az eltiintek k0ze
lxeriilt. Minden kutatas utana hi.
aba val6 volt, lnindenki ott-
hon mint h6si halottnak tekintet-
tc, leanyai is mar feln6ttek, s3t
cgyik ferjhez is ment a7ota. Most
Is ev mlltan mult ma
pokban Szijart6ne levelet kapott
Oroszorszagb6l, ciril-betiikkel ir-
va. Mikor felbontotta, majdnen
hanyatt esett megrendiileseben
ferje irta a levelet Sziberia egy
ismeretlen newt, eldugott faluja
Dol, amelyben elmondja, hogy
csak most nyilot talkalma level
irasra es keri asszonyat ARA, hogy
kiildj0n neki penzt, hogy "ha1a
johessen az orosz fogsagbol. 4
szegeny aszonynak azonban ma
ganak is alig van kenyerreval6j'
IS ICY mostl fiih0z-fahoz fordul
hogy segitsek meg Is adjanak ne
XII penzt, hogy hazahozathass
urat a messzi orosz nyomorusag
Dol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12
MEaHALT A D0RSEGEN

Budapestr6l jelentik: A bu-
dapesti f6kspitanysag elso emele-
ten osszeesett egy eltesebb, szege-
nyesen 0lt0z0tt asszony, aki utle.
velet akarta lattamoztatni. Mire
segitseg erkezett mar halott volt
,szivszelhiides erte. "A nala lev6 ira
tokb6l megallapitottak, hogy Pet
ran Anna neve, 10 ewes magan
zon6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12
MAGYAROK NAPTARA
JANuAR Is.

A Katholikus Ifjusag es Egy-
haz holapda balja az Eagle
Hallban.
JANUAR 81.
A Warren, Oh Ifjusagi K0r
tancmulatsaga a Yugoslav
HalLban, Burton Ave-, Stop
371a.
JANUAR 20.
A Magyarok Nagyasszonya 1
Rom. Kath. Hitk0zseg nagy !
tarsasvacsoraja a Szuligan
teremben, "a Salt Springs
Roadon. Utana tame.
FADRUAR Z.
Berkes Bella es bandaja tart
el6adast Kossuth K0rben.
FEBRUAR II.
= ,
A Warren lfjusagi Kor Va
lentine tanca Yugoslav
Hallban, Burton Ave-, Stop
371a.
FEBRUAR IA.
Valentine bal. Rcndezi a ka-
tholikus Hjusagi K6r az
Eagles Hallban.
FEBRUAR 1s.
A Fiiggetlen Ref. Egyhaz
Macy farsangi balja a Kos
suth Korben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12

Mint az Amerikai Magyar Hir+
lap hatramosda6ia Allianceben,
BoAdog Ujevet hivanok al alian-
cei oszmagyarskgnak. Remslem5
hogy Isten segitsegevel 1928 kedl
vezdbb, lesz i rfagyarsagra, mint
volt 4 multi 6v, hogy Ell Is sike4
resebben haborghthatom q a ma
gyarsagot, mint tettem d multban''
Mert an1ikor sxjikseget erzett a
magyarsag, en- y megere1tem. Re.
melem, hogy most mar tjbben
fognAk az Amesikai Magyar Hir.
lap sasalAja ada allani. Gyakrab'
ban elGveszik ezt lapot es fog
iak olvasni. Tefmeszetesen Macy
6r5m5mre szolgalna az is, ha 8
gyermekekkel is olvastatnak ezel
je hirnevii magyar lapot, inert hi
szen nekik sem fog artani, s6t in
|kahb hasznal, ha az anyanyeluii
ket gyakoroljak. Felkerem ALI
lancet honfitarsaimat, hogy part
fogoliak EFT lapot, inert hiszel
ez a lap partfogolja mi iigyein
ket, hozza hireinket, segiti m
tii0vain knt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-12
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ROssx VOLT Il vAeAR
LEsZURTA FERJET

Keszthelyr6l jelentik: Az it
tent orszagos vasart ,veres eser
meny fejezte be. KucEk6 Ferenc
zalaegerszegi vasarozo 0sszesz6lal.
kozott felesegevel rossz vasar
Matt. Az asszony anyira indulat.
iba jott, hogy felkapott satorban
kv6 arslk kiziil eay nagy kony-
hakest IS k6tszer ferje hataba
szurta. Kuczk6 Ferenc 0sszeesett,
eletveszelyes seriileseivel k6rhaz-
5ba szallitottak. Allapota valsagos