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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-03
Question Is Whether Ap-
prov:al of Rep. Aswell's Mo-
tion Definitely Kills Equal.
iZatiOn Fee-CannOn of Mis-.
souri, Claims 1t Does, Others
Say Differently

Washington, May 3.-(AP)-
Whether they had definitely killed
the controverted equalization fee in
the McNary-Haugen farm relief
bill by their vote yesterday on a
motion by Representative Aswell,
Democrat, Louisiana, was question
to be decided today by house men,
bers.
They were in heated disagreement
at last nights adjournment over
the issue, precipitated when, by a
vote Of 141 to 120, they approved
the motion Of Aswell, ranking DEM
ocrat on the house agriculture COM
mittee, to strike out the first Sec
ton Of the bill proposing a declara-
tion of policy in favor Of the con-
trolling farm surpluses.
A furore of parliamentary debate
followed when the body was in
formed by Representative Cannon,
Democrat, Missouri, house parlia-
mentarian under Speaker Champ
Clark, that by such vote it had killed
the equalization fee.
Offers Complete Substitutes
Aswell had offered a complete
substitute for the McNary- Haugen
measure carrying all but the fee pro-
vision and had announced if his mo-
ton carried he would move to sub
stitute his bill, section by section, as
each phase Of the meas re before
the house was taken up. Achieving
victory on his first move, he then
started to offer another motion to
strike out the second section Of the
McNary-H Haugen bill, but Cannon in
tervened, contendnig the house had
already substituted by the 14l to 12O
vote all Of Aswell's bill.
The battle that followed found
several members supporting the
Missourian's view, others vigorously
opposed to it, and quite q few hold
ing other opinions as to what had
occurred. The debate continued for
two hours and when it appeared that
settlement Of the issue was impos-
sible without q prolonged session,
the body adjourned to give the MEM
bers time to think it over during
the night.
FIRST Defeat in Two Years
While it was conceded that the
vote on the Aswell motion constitut-
ed the first defeat for the McNary.
Haugen farm bloc for two years,
today's session was to decide wheth-
er the victory was only = temporary
one.
A record on the fee provision
could not, under the procedure fol-
lowed yesterday, have been taken,
but before q final vote on the bill is
reached, Chairman Haugen Of the
agriculture committee, who is di-
recting it's legislative journey, may
demand . separate vote, on any or
al amendments adopted. II the
Aswell vote is left to stand he pro-
proses to move to reverse the action
when final vote is taken.
While the Louisiana member pre-
sented his amendments in the form
Of . preliminary attack against the
equalization fee, Cannon argued that
by Offering his bill a. an amendment
to the first section Of the McNary-
Haugen measure he, in effect, had
proposed the substitution Of his en-
tire bill.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-03
DIRIGIBLE IS
ON ITS WAY TO
SPITZBER GE n
Supply Ship Which Will BE
Base of Explorations Now
in Waiting
LOCATED AT KINGS BAY
Program Outlined for Italia
More Ambitious Than That
of Norge q

Stolp. Germany, May 3.-(AP)a
The sturdy dirigible Italia, which
withstood night of buffeting by
adverse weather on it's trip from
Milan, Italy, on April 1915, was
headed north today for the fringe Of
Arctic wastes which it is to cxplores
Taking off from Seddin airdrom4
near here at 1920 a. m, the airship
which is carrying an Italian expe.
dition to explore north polar landss
had on board two passengers who
once before crossed over the north
pole in a irigible-General Umberto
Mobile, commander of the expeditions
and Titiana. its fox terrier mascots
They flew over the pole in the Norge
two years ago with Roald Amunds
sen and Lincoln Ellsworth.
The Italia will go to Kings Bay
Spitzbergen, where the supply ship,
Citta di Milano, which will be used
as base for explorations, is await
ing the airship's arrival. 1t is some
1,700 miles from Stolp to Kings Bay
and it was thought likely that the
dirigible would land en- route at
Vadsoe, on the northern rim of Nor.
way W TAKE OIl duultIuildl GAS ou0
benzine.
The Italia has a more ambition9
program than that mapped for the
Norge. Several flights during tho
spring and summer will be made
from the base at Kings Bay. Ono
will be to ascertain if any land exists
on either side of the route followed
by Peary. Another will be made to
Lenin Land, formerly Nicholas II
Land. The ship carried an Italian
flag to be dropped at the pole and .
wooden cross with spiked base,
which was presented to General No.
bile by Pope Plus, to be fixed in the
ice there.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-03
WILL
DISCUSS TRIP
WITH NANSEN
Expects to See Polar Explorer
in Oslo Flyers Will
Visit Berlin

Oslo, Norway, May 3.-(R-A
Green Harbor, Spitzbergen, dis
patch to Aftenposten today said
that Captain George H. Wilkins is
awaiting to confer with DR.. Fritjhof
Nansen. Polar explorer, before he
goes ahead with definite arrange
ments for his flying expedition to
the Antarctic. He hopes to see DR..
Nansen when he arrives in Oslo.
Captain Wilkins said he had been
considering the plans since 1922 and
would continue to work on them un-
til they were realized. He intends
to explore the coast from the Ross
sea to Graham land and to see if it
is possible to establish weather
service stations there. Captain
Wilkins is greatly interested in the
creation Of a weather service COW
ering the world.
Carl Eielson, who flew to Green
Harbor with him from Alaska, said
he would not be able to take part
in the Antarctic expedition as he
must return to the Alaskan mail
service.
Berlin, May 3.-(F-Captain
George H. Wilkins and Carl B..
Eielson, who flew from Alaska to
Spitzbergen, have accepted the
joint invitation Of Jacob Gould
Schurman, American ambassador,
the international Aero-Arctic So
ciety, the American club and the
Fore/ N Press association to come
to Berlin.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-03
WIRELESS STATION
PICKS Up REPORTS

Copenhagen, Denmark. May g.
P-General Umberto Mobile, head
ed for Kings Bay, Spitzenbergen, in
the dirigible Italia, was maintaining
steady and continuous communica-
tion this morning with the Swedish
wireless station at Landsort, north
of Karlskrona. and Che one at Wax
holm. He repeated this message
three times:
Everything is all right. Can
you hear? The Italia is making q
speed Of 60 kilometers an hour"
Stockholm, Sweden, May 3.-(H9
The dirigible Italia, bound for
Spitzenbergen with the Mobile exc
pedition, arrived over Stockholm at
II a. m. today. It cruised about the
Continued on page two)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-03
Status of Farm Relief Measure
in House Is Much Debated 7OdQu
HailstOnes Kill
Six in Rumania

Bucharest, Rumania, May 3.
-(AP)-Six children were
killed when hailstones, reputed
to be the size of chickens eggs,
fell during =. hurricane at
klausenburg while the people
were celebrating May Day.
About ten persons were injured.
Many shop windows were
smashed. The hurricane also
swept Giurgevo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-03
LEGION NOT BEHIND RODEO

KlIIdeef, N. u, NAY 8.-1z1tS
Barrows post No. l6, American L.
gion, ct Killdeer has decided not 70
sponsor the Killdeer Mountain rodeo
over the Fourth Of July, II was m.
nounced today. The post considered
the proposition carefully but voted
against taking charge Of the affair.
Private parties, however, plan 70
stage the rQdeo On July 2.3 and 4.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-03
DEM0CR
THIRD PARTY
MOVE LOOMS
Daniels, However, Refuses Of
fer of Place on Ticket With
Reed or B0rah

Washington, May 3.-GF-Dis-
approval Of the proposal Of Wilbur
Legette Of California for q third
party in the event Governor Smith
Of New York is nominated for
president by the Democrats was ex-
pressed today by Senator Reed Of
Missouri, suggested as q possible
head Of the ticket.
Washington, May 3.-(AP)-A
third party movement among DEM
ocrats unfriendly to Governor Alfred
E. Smith had poked its head into
the political spotlight today follow
ing the New York executives decis-
i've victory in the California presi-
Dental primaries. =.
What success the effort will
achieve remains to be seen. It's first
attempt to find willing candidates
has failed.
Josephus Daniels, secretary Of the
navy uunder President Wilson, put
his foot down hard on . move made
by Wilbur Legette, California man.
aeer for Senator Reed Of Missouri,
70 have the former cabinet officer
run for vice president on . third
party ticket headed BY Reed or SEN
ator Borah, Republican, Idaho, if
Smith is nominated and either Reed
or Borah agree to make the race.
Neither Reed nor Borah have been
heard from. It was not stated in
the Los Angeles dispatches carrying
the Legetts appeal to Daniels
whether either senator had been
consulted. Daniels, however, at his
Raleigh, N. c., home, refused flatly
70 accept = third party nomination,
declared he would support the nomi-
nees at Houston, and saw little
chance 20 "wrest the government
from the hands Of privilege and COR
ruption" unless the Democratic
party won at tho polls. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-03
MURDER Is SUSPECTED

Kansas City, May 3.-(AP)-The
body of Paul S. Manley, IS, Of Chica-
go, salesman for an Oshkosh, Wis,
rug company, was found under the
23rd street viaduct here today under
indicating he might
have been slain. The body, with
chest crushed, right leg broken, and
other wounds, was on the Burling-
ton railroad tracks, 40 feet below the
viaduct.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-03

WGAIdGN CONECAST
For Bismarck and vicinity: Fair
tonight and Friday. Slightly warm
er Friday.
For North Dakota: Fair tonight
and Friday. Slightly warmer Fri
day.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
A low pressure area centered
over the Texas Panhandle and ex-
tending northeastward to Minnesota
is causing precipitation from the
middle I'd southern Rocky Mountain
region northeasGward to the upper
Mississippi Valley. A few stations
in the Canadian Northwest also re-
ported precipitation, but it was
light. A high pressure area, accom-
panied by fair weather, extends
from the northern Rocky Mountain
region southwestward to the Pacific
coast states. Cool weather prevails
over the West, but temperatures are
above the seasonal normal in the
Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes
region.
Highways throughout the State
are good to excellent.
ORRIS w. ROBERTS,
0fsielsl u eh.Ess.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-03
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school founded.
1642-Two state governments ~
up in Rhode Island.
1861-President Lincoln cAllod 4o1
42,034 volunteers for throo
years. "a
1890-Merchants' bridge over 1Gis~s
sissippi river at st. Lontn
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-03

this New York Transatlantic Just
Bn the Bremen flyer is nmarrd
o OF lA nj
wnh hawhh6
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-03
Weather Report

Temperature at z q. m. ...... SO
Highest yesterday .........., SO
Lowest last night ........... 81
Precipitation to z a. m. ......,. o
Highest wind velocity ........ IL
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-03
The Weather

Fair tonight and Friday.
Slightly warmer Friday.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
effogni Sipos Gezat. Bekisertek a
fSkapitanysagra, ahol letart6z-
tattak.
NO, AKI A FERFIAKAT
GYttL0LI

Mondjak, hogy itt-ott akadnak
olyan n6k is a vilagon, akik gyii-
l0lik ferfiakat, de igazan. Ugy
latszik, hogy dologban lehet va
lami, legalabb is Mrs. Hamilton
gazdag ontarioi California; asz-
SONY esete ere mutat. Ez a no
valamikor, t0bb evtizeddel eze-
lott igen megharagudott ferfini
nemre, inert ait mondja, hogy q
haza'ba t0bb mint husz eve ferfi-
ember be nem tette labat, SEM
mifele cimen sem. A napokban
azonban megis megt0rtent a nagy
dolog: ferfiak mentek be ha-
zaba.,
A dolog ugy t0rtent, hogy a
haz kigyulladt $ mikor a tGzolt6-
sag megjelent, Mrs. Hamilton ele-
blk. ALT S kijelentette, hogy senki
be ne merle tenni a labat a hazba,
ha ferfi. A tiizoltok azonban mem
sokat teketoriaztak es a bezart
ajt6kat bet0rve, biztonsagba he
lyeztek az asszonyt, aki k0zben az
ellen is tiltakozott, hogy a zon-
gorajat kivigyek az ego hazb6l,
inert a goromba tiizolt6k ossze ta-
laljak karcolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
A BANYA MART1RJA

Macy szerencsdtlenseg t0rtent
a minap delafr5kai Crown Mines
egyik gyemantbanyajaban. Az
es6zesek kovetlsezteben levalt az
egyik hegyrol egy nagy szikla es
lefelegordiilteben megallott ba-
nyaiireg szajanal. Teljesen elzdrta
a banyaiireget, melyben ,egy eu-
r6pai es tizennegy bensziilott ba-
nyasz dolgozotta "A ttobbi banya-
mnnkas veszjelre kirohant a
tarnakb6l es aszerencsetlenek se-
gitsegere sietett.. A mentes mum
kalatai azonban nagyon lasan ha-
ladtak, inert a hatalmas sziklat
nem lehetett.. knnozditani helye-
b6l. Ekkor csakanyokkal rest vag-
tax "a szikla mellett es azon at be-
hatolta'k a banyaiiregbe. OF nap
telt ell addig, mar csak hOltteste-
ket talaltak az uregben, csak egy
munkas arult el nemi eletjelt. Ott
fekiidt az cgy HOTTEST mellett es
balkan nyogott. Azonnal k6r-
hazba vittek es condos apolasban
.reszesitettek. Miutan mestersege-
sen taplaltak napokig, vegre ma
gahoz tert-6s beszelni kezdett. XII
deriilt ekkor, hogy a szerencset-
len ember elmeje megzavarodott.
OF napig ehezett es szomjazott. A
,holttestek mellett olyan gyemant-
tartalmu koveketi talaltak, me-
lyek k0ziil egy is eleg lett volna
ARA, hcgy h6napokig duskalhas-
sanak etelben es italian. lit azon-
ban nem ertek szamukra semmit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

gyi J6skane pitymallatkot
athaitotta . 'eshfh set q Penzes-
portara. Hozot ns kotl6alia ma
ljusi csirk6t is s meg egyet-nast
|hirtelen sziikseg esetere.
Harmatos, kacag6 nyari reggel
volt, mire Code Fercse Penzes XII
aludya jol, kitelepedett egy Macy
csupor tejjcl az eresz ala, a toll
tesre. Bngyine sertny fehern6p-
mex bizonyult, mcgfcjt, rnegetette
a majorsagot, kiercMtette a csor-
daba az allatolcat most fppen az.
|udvaron sepreget.
L,eletett ugy f6lhetrc, mikor
csak latszik az 6zvegy menyecske
Macy feketc gyaszban, ahogy j6
az uton ele az egesz haza nepevel.
.T0ttek szemlatomast, hogy birtok-
bavegyek az arvan maradt PEN
zes-portat. Meg Pista Palcsi is j6
veliik, reg ertik RE kegymast
menyecskevcl, tndta AIT mindenki
j6l. Mali neni orcg szemmel is
meglatja messziinnen menetet.
Hamar kifut az uccakspuba, csi-
pore vagja kezit s csak ugy
harsan csendes ucca szavat6l:
Csak mem hozzank keszii-
l6dsz pereputtyost6l, te ciIneres
Csak az osz0n eskiidtfl, hogy mem
l6ped At EFT kiiszdb0t. Persze,
i6 volna ragyiilni mas vagyona-
ra. Ne felj, Palcsi, meg mem te
vagy gazda. Code Fercse Pen
yes ihazanal!
A menet megh6kol az ilyen sz6-
zapor elott, menyecske SCENE
atsiklik a palankhasadekon, hat |
latja Code Fercset a toltfsen, de |
ugy hahotazik, de ugy csapkodja
a terd6t:
J6l van Mali! iJgyesen van,
Mali! Ez a heszed, Mali!
Rugyine befordult, beesapta
maya ntan az ajt6t, hosy csak
ugy zugott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
LETART6ZTATOTT
POSTAFELttGYEL0

A budapesti postaigazgatosag
hazi vizsgalatot inditott egy evvel
ezel6tt, inert egallapitottak,
hogy az Amerikab6l erkez0 leve-
leket valaki megdezsmalja Az
amerikaiak ugyanis egyszerii le-
velekben gyakran kiildenek 0t-
tiz dollaros bankjegyeket. Mivel
a levelekben rendszerint jelzik is
a mellekelt penz0sszeget, tobben
panaszt nyujtottak be a posta-
igazgat6saghoz, hogy leveleikb5l
hianyzik kiild5tt penz. A posta-
igazgat6sag hazil yizs6lata esakha-
mar megAllapitotta, hoey Sfpos
Geza postafeliigyelo rendszeresen
dezsmAlta doll&ral belelt ame,
rikai leveleket, ! p6nzt pedig So
jat celiaira forditotta, A posta-
igazgat6s&g elmoaditotta &ll&s&-
b6l ez ev szeptembereben Sipos
Gsz6t, ami ut6ns = volt postafelii-
eyel6 eltiint Budapestr6l. A posta-
igazgat6sfg feljelsnt t&stfe ! nyi-
regyh6zai t0ry6nysxek k6r636le-
vele alapj i'm ! rend6 d6rs<g inegindi-
tetts 4 y I. y nyaaaezis 4! & oat aikeriiIt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
FARRELL, PA.
HIREK A FARREIL-sHARoNI MA.
GYAR REFORMATUs EGYHAz
K0REB6L. Ii
Kohl: V6cssy a. Jen6, ref. lelksss.

Kohl: v6csey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz.
Istentisztelet. A reank k0vetke.
20 vasarnap, azaz foly6 h6 San,
reggel 9-tH fel 1l-ig vasarnapi is
kola es utana mindjart istentisz-
telet.
Szombaton reggel 8 6rat6l fel
12-ig a gyermekck vallasos okta-
tasa, tanit maga a lelk6sz.
Vasarnaps este z oral kezdettel
vallasos elSadas vctitett kepeklel,
mindenkit szeretettel hivlnk ezen
0sszej0vetelre.
Unneps kutan. Miutan az ell
multi het folyaman egyhazi hir-
adaslnk q szokottnal sokkal ter
jedelmesebb leven, ennel fogya
karacsonyi iinneplesiink tobb ese-
menyeit kenytelenek voltunk ri
videbbbre venni s igy most emlit-
juk meg meg ait, hogy 4 scent
aldozashoz scent salxramentumi
jegyeket, q kenyeret 6s = bort
egyhaznnk trusteeja Baba J6zsef
IS neje sziil. Gombkot6 Maria vol
tax sxivesek adom6nyomi. Maid
u k0vetkesS testvereink adtak No.
pert6s adomfnyo kat: Is Iussai
IAndr&s, - Tussai Andrasnak u
6des anyja, Jzger Sander s. csa-
|l6dja, 81 F4bMn Janos, Hadnasy
J6nos a neje, Korpa Mih&ly, FA-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

= e4 e &. E. /. Y
bian Mihaly es csaladja, Ivaneza
Juliska, 10th Janos, N. n, Dor
k6 Karoly, So Jurk6 Janosne. Fo-
gadjak testverek mindezen szi-
vessegiikert egyhazunk halas k6-
sz6netennek elismeres6t.
Egyhazi adomayok. Az elmult
het folyaman es a multi vasarnap
a kovetkez6 testvereink fizettek
be egyhazi iarulekaikat es fizet-
TEX t0rleszteseket a templom epi-
tesre sz6l6 valt6kra SIG Szekely
Ferenc, $12 Szakacs Mihaly es
|neje, Sc Ivancza J6zsef es csalad-
ia, Hethy Denes es csaladja, So
Ment6 Karoly, 81 Balint Gy0rgy,
$l2 Koran Janos es csaladja.
Valt6jat kifizette $50 Ment6
Karoly es Hethy Denes es csalad-
ia es $13 torlesztett Szakacs Mi
haly es neje. Elismeres es koszo-
met erte.
Egyhaxkozssgi k0zgyiiles. Hiva-
talos tisztelettel ertesitem a Far
|rell- -Sharon-i Magyar Presbyte-
rian Egyhaz oszes tagjait afelol,
hogy egyhazunk kebeleben foly6
h6 san, azaz a j0yS vasarnap reg
gel leend megtartva szokasos
evi egAhazNozsegi kozgyiiles,
amely gyiilesen maid csakis azok
a testvereink gyakorolhatjak sza-
vazati jogaikat, akik egyhazi ko-
telezettsegiiknek az 1927-ik esq
tend6re eleget tettek.i Kerem EFT
tudomasul venni.
D. Is ujevi iinneplesiink. Eey-
hazunk kebeleben annak a rendje
es modja szerint bucsuztunk el
az 1927-ik esztendSt6l, vagyis
szombaton este egy alkalmi isten-
tisztelet keretei k0zott, amely al
kalommal az egyhaz lelkeszenek
predikacioja l6ven "Napjaink BIZ
zonytalansaga mire init" Ezen az
esteli istentiszteleten hiveink ma
gyon sep szamunal vettek reszt
IS a jelenlev6k mely megillet6-
DIESEL hallgattak yegig q scent ta-
nitast, mnelyben a lelkesz megma-
gyarazvan Is rea mutatyan azon
Ieleviilhetetlen igazsagra, hogy r6-
|vid AZ elet $ icy hasznaljnk az
Ib6Esen, veszend5 mindcn f0ldi
kincs igy ne tartsnk q foldi j6t
celnak, hanem csupan eszk0znek
egy f6bb eel eleresere, aztan ha-
mar valtozik az elet ss hogy lesz
egy mas elet $ ICY kesziiljiink a
balalra, vagyis ! siron tul kovet-
kez5 boldogsagnak elnyer6sare.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
tajekar6l. Olyan ez mint 4 mo-

lSyOIOs
| Penzes Code Fercse iilt6ben be.
lvagta a kar6j szalonnat, a Mall
neni bugylija segitsegeyel. Nal
Ineni ezalatt kozelvitte az arcahoz
ia gyertyat, megn6zte, megtapo-
gatta, mikor latta, hogy lit hol,
nap aligha lcsz temet6s, siet6sen
bucsuzkodm kezdett.
Ne menj mar no mondta
Fercsc iba szalonna kozt - or
vendek, hogy valaki van k0riilot-
tenn. A menyem bczzeg meg vir-
rasztani is restelt rayatalomnal.
Mar ami ncm sep, az igaz,
mem azep t6ditotta Bugyine
keszsegesen.
Pedig 3 cit volna a Macy
m6dba utanam.
s meg tan ell is herdalta v6-
ma, hogy ne maradjon kicsire.
Bugyinet nagyon bantotta az a
harom' szal gyeftya, oft a sarok-
ban, a kot6nybe csavarva, exert
kontrazott az oregnek olyan hii-
s6gesen. Kozben loppal Xxi is ESQ
magolta odahelyeztette a rava-
tai labahoz mind harmat.
Megtarthatod Mali, nekem
mar mem kell az ilyen vilagossag.
Ha kene, tan bizony iharagudnek
is rad. Icy keress te is, ha mar
sirat6 penzt6l elestel.
- Pedig replikazott kisse
elesen Bugyine, felejszakat 81
rattan becsilettel.
- Az benne van harom szal
gyertya ARABIA, mondta Macy
lelkiien Code Fercse.
- Mar az mem ugy van, - pat
tant fel Bugyine. - Nekem a tes-
tamentumomban ketszaz forint
volt kik0tve. Abb6l felejwaka
szaz forint. Ez a rongyos gyertya,
az egesz sc er tizen6tot.
Hnszonnegyrc mondta
csendesen Code, tarthatod a
harmat batran.
Ma, ne mhiaba moneyak.:
fosveny kutyanak kedet, hat nem
lealkudna a sirat6penzb6l is.
Ennye mar az ebadta, -
mordult fel Code Fercse $ ket
laba egyben kil6gott a koporso
oldalan, - meglopott v6na meg
neki all feljebb.
- Nekem csak az kell, ami jar,
- sipitotta Bugyine. TIT van
az a rongy gyertyaja. Megtart-
hasa. Istennek ajanlom - mar
nyitotta is az ajt6t.
Az Greg zsebrak Code Fercset
kiverte a hide gveritek. Ragon-
dolt, hogy most lit marad regge-
lig egyesegyediil a saiat kopor-
s6javal. Most kezdett felni ha-
lalt6l, mikor pedig mar tul volt
rata.
Bar a kicsi szolgalot kiild be,
fam nekem segelj innen leszal-
lani.
- A kicsi szolgal6jat leshcti,
Ugy elment az, mint a harris. s
nem iires kezzel, ne feljen!
Meglopott, az is meglopott,
- sirankozott a ravatallepcsSn a
hirtelen nagyon meg0regedett
Code Fercse. - OF esztende;e ne
velem, mint tulajdon gyermeke-
met.
Ha a mcnyet lit tartotta
volna, bezzeg, mem kellett vona
idegen tolvaj a hazhoz.
Rak inc joojjon, utalom AIT
q szep abrazattyat. Hogy minden-
kinek e6begassa, hogy az en- ha-
zamnali ehezik, 'hogy hatam
megett penzt csinaljon a suena-
bolt J6l van az oft, ahol van.
TIE, - mondta az 0reg Fer
csc hosszas gondolkozas utan, -
te, Mali! Sok penzt csinalsz te a
sirat6b6lf
Eni Mcglehet6st. Mikor
hogy.
s megis, ugy mennyits
Szegenyek a nepek. ri tizI
peng6t ad, ri egy tynkot, XII any