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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-11
Washington Letter
By HERBERT C. PLUAINIER

WASHINGTON, June 1f-At the foot OF capitol
hill. within a stones throw of the national capitol
itself. is a bit of countryside.
1t is worked over with meticulous care, yet it holds
a wild heart Of natural beauty within. Horticultural
discoveries from all over the world may be seen in
and exactly catalogued.
And the official gardener for the United States
stands ever ready to conduct the visitor through.
GREAT AMBITION
For more than l6 years George W. Hess has worked
10 develop this garden. During this time he has
secured the world for plants and flowers.
To China, Japan and the Philippines he has gone
in his quest. He has made three trips to the Hawaiian
islands to make a study of plant life there.
His aim is the greatest botanic garden in the
world for the greatest country in the world"
Hess work to him is a labor Of love. He never is
more at ease than when he is among his plants. His
large hands gently touch each tiny green shoot and
leaf as he moves among them. He stops every few
moments to explain how this or that flower was pro-
duced through patient crossing and re-crossing Of
mother plants.
He exhibits with pride the sanseveiria which grows
from a mere clipping Of the leaf. He pauses to speak
Of that plants dependence on the mother shoot until
maturity Is reached. when the parent plant dies off.
Nothing delights him more than to talk Of the
SaAASAl AAAalt ullIG4 Ills management, mas become Il
showplace for the nation.
saS
HIS HOBBIES
But it is when the conversation shifts to vegetables
that Hess shows the greatest enthusiasm. If he has
a hobby outside Of his beloved garden it is this.
From a Chinese gardener he acquired his first in
terest In the subject. an interest that has grown until
ne says the information he has accumulated easily
would fill a book. He knows the names Of all the va
rious kinds in the Cantonese dialect
Once he scored 100 per cent in an examination for
a position as teacher OF gardening. This position he
gave up in favor Of improving some land in Florida.
This land was worth So an acre when he took il over.
Il sold for SIS an acre when he left.
His home. on the grounds OF the garden. he has
named Liberty Hall, due to the fact he wishes it known
that al Of his friends are at liberty to call upon him
there ard make known any wishes they have have.
Mrs. Hess. herself a great lover Of flowers and a
student OF botany, has done much to aid her husband
in making q success OF his work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-11

The modern baby doesn't have to age much be-
fore 1t wants to go buy, buy.-Arkansas Gazette.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-11
Today's Horoscope

Persons born on this day are
proud and fearless. They act on i'm
pulse.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-11

$. S. M. Q.-What can be done
for varicose veins on the lees? I
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-11
More Tomorrow

Answers 10 Foregoing Questions
]. Megan Lloyd George: English
Parliament; Major Gwilyn.
Q. Count Leo Tolstoy.
2. West Point.
4-St. Matthew. xviii. 3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-11

A-The child should be kept very
quiet under the circumstances. A
thorough examination will probably
locate the source OF the trouble and
determine the necessary treatment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-11

"A. L. Q-I have a little girl III
years Of age who has a bad case OF
nervousness-what would you adj
wise?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-11

A-For your age and height you
should weigh about 10 pounds.
Correct the diet by cutting
down on sugar. starches and coffee.
Almost always constipation or at
least sluggish bowel movements arc
present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-11

z. M. e. Q.-What should a girl
weigh who is Il wears old and five
feet ? inches tall?
2.-What can be done for PIN
pies?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14
'45 INDICTMENTS
VOTED AT MARION
Eight Deputy Sheriffs Are
Charged With Murder in
Textile Strike Disorder.
az the A.annlatad prnss-

BY the Associated Press.
MARION, N. c., November Ire
turning Of IS true bills by the Mcdowell
County grand Jury yesterday over
Swallowed the limited progress made in
the States effort to begin hearing evil
dence In the case of Alfred Hoffman,
organizer for the United Textile Work
ers of America and four others on trial
charged with instruction and rebellion
against the State. Yesterday afternoon
the grand jury returned true bills
against 81 strikers. charging them with
rioting, resisting arrest and preventing
workers from entering the plant of the
Marion Manufacturing Co. to work.
Earlier in the day true bills were re-
turned against eight sheriff'S deputies
charged with murder in connection with
a gun fight at the Marion Manufactur-
ing Co. mill gates October 2, in which
six men were fatally injured.
The deputies named were B. L. Rob-
bins, w. A. Fender, Dave Jarrett. Jim
Owens, Charles L. Tate, Taylor Green,
william Twiggs and Robert Ward.
All of these cases and the remainder
term of Superior Court resulted from a
series of disturbances growing out of
strikes at the Clinchfield and Marion
Manufacturing Co. plants during the
past Summer.
Conferences between attorneys and
Judge G. Vernon Cowper of Kinston
again occupied much of the proceed
ings at the trial of Hoffman and the
other four defendants. Fears that the
special venire of 100 would be exhaust
ed, without a jury being obtained,
caused the judge to make arrangements
to have another special venire called
from Rutherford County, an adjoining
county.
Many Of those called for duty dis
qualified themselves by stating they
thought the defendants guilty. Only
one stated he thought the prosecution
was at fault. Those on trial with Hoff-
man are j. Hugh Hall, Del Lewis, w.
L. Hogan and Yves Fowler. All, with
the exception of Hall, were strikers at
the mill. Will Russell, also indicted
and due to be tried with Hoffman and
the others, failed to appear for trial
and his bond of 5000 was forfeited.
This is the second attempt to hold
the trial, the first resulting in a mis-
trial when Hall escaped from jail dur
ing the trial. He was recaptured later.
When court adjourned late yesterday
all but 81 men of the special venire
called from Rutherford County had been
exhausted. Judge Cowper issued call
for a new venire of rs called, the first
Is men of it to report this morning.
Twelve men were seated in the jury
box at conclusion of the days efforts,
with 10 of them tentatively accepted by
the defense and only two by prosecution
counsel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14
DR.. MASON TO HEAD
ROCKEFELLER GROUP
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 14.-The
trustees Of the Rockefeller Foundation
yesterday elected Max Mason, former
president of the University Of Chicago,
president of the foundation to succeed
George E. Vincent, who has reached re-
tirement age nd will leave the presi-
dency January /, 1880.
DIR. Mason, who is SO years old, Is a
widely known educator and has served
as director of the Rockefeller F'ounda-
tons division of natural sciences since
October !, 1923.
He was born in Madison, wis. and
was graduated from the University Of
Wisconsin, where he later was professor
of mathematical physics. In 1908 he
received the degree Of Phi. D. from the
University of Gottingen. DR.. Mason
was president Of the University of Chi
C" 90 from 1925 until 1928.
President Vincent has been head Of
the Rockefeller Foundation since 1917.
He formerly was member of the fac
ulty of the University Of Chicago and
from 1911 to 1917 was president of the
University Of Minnesota,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14
FLINT BANKERS FACE
SPEEDY PROSECUTION
Names of Men Responsible for
$500, 900 Shortage Are
Not Made Known.

By the Associated Press.
FLINT, Mich, November illegal
steps to prosecute the group of junior
executives of the Union Industrial Bank
Of Flint who are responsible for the
gross shortage Of $3.5s2.O0O in that in
stitution win be taken within 48 hours
It was announced yesterday by II. r.
Wilkin, executive vice president.
The net loss, now standing at $1,000
600, win be substantially reduced by In
surance settlements and other recov-
cries, Wilkin said.
c. s. Mott, vice president of the Cen
eral Motors Corporation, who was
chairman of the board OF directors OF
the Union Industrial Bank, assumed
the active presidency after the defal-
cation was discovered and turned over
SIS, 592 900 of his personal funds TO the
bank to cover the shortage.
The names Of the bank executives IN
volved In the use Of bank funds nave
not been announced. The shortage
came to light after the recent crash IN
the stock market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.
II. M. KEYsER, Secretary.
SHAW CLUB MEET

An SHAW University alumni and former
9th st. and r. I. ave. NV, on Friday eve
ming November 49, 1929, at O'clock;
DR.. CARIOTTA ]. SMITH. Sec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14
GRAF ARCTIC SCHEDULE
REMAINS UNCHANGED
Zeppelin Will Not Fly to Seattle,
vice President Of Air So
ciety Says.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, November 14.-Vice Presi-
dent George Wegener OF the Aero-Arc-
tic Society, and other members of the
society council last night said that it
was out Of the question for the Graf
Zeppelin to ny to Seattle In the course
Of its Arctic flight next Spring. 1t was
said in Madrid yesterday that the dfrig-
ible would go to the American city on
a flight from Spitzbergen.
The officers of the society said that
the original schedule was unchanged
and under this the Graf Zeppelin would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14
FIRE HITS SEMINARY.

THREE RIVERS, Quebec, November
IA (P1.-This city's most destructive
FIRE in 20 years yesterday destroyed the
Oldest wing of st. Joseph's Seminary,
causing damage estimated at $500 900:
Valuable books and documents in the
wing. which was erected in 1870, were
lost in the fire. Strenuous efforts by
firemen and volunteers saved the more
modern parts of the seminary.
-Four priests, trapped in their rooms
on the third floor, were rescued by
means of long ladders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14

ny from Friedrichshafen 10 Tromsoe,
Norway, and thence by way Of Northern
Canada to Fairbanks, Alaska. The
polar region will be covered on the re-
turn flight from Fairbanks by way of
Siberia to Tromsoe.
They confirmed the statement that
the Spanish government would con-
tribute about $4,000 to the cost of the
flight and said that all 18 countries
represented in the society were making
contributions,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14
DR.. Rice to Speak.

DIR. Herbert Rice. president Of the
Ewing Christian College at Allahabab,
India, will speak on the modern social
and religious trend Of India at the regu-
lar mass meeting Of the congregation of
the Church of the Covenant tonight at
O'Clock.
William Knowles Cooper and Rev.
John d. Gregory will teach religious
classes at the church, beginning at z
o'cl0Nk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14

Commercial interests Of the Dalma-
tian coast of Jugoslavia are strongly OPP
posing the Jugoslavia Free Zone at Sa-
loniki,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-13
MAGYAR ELLENES
SZINDARAB KOLOZSVARON

"A kolozsvari Nemzeti Szinhaz-
ban 'Inviera (Feltamadas) ci-
men az 191S-as forradalmi idoket
targyalo szindarab keriilt elo-
adasra A szerepl6k kozott van
egy Urmanczy nevezetii ezredes
akinek a szerz6 utasitasa szerint
honvedtiszti egyenruhaban kell
megjelenni. Ia szinpadon. f szerzoi
utasitas Matt azonban bonyodal-
max tamadtak, inert a roman ko,
rok attol felnek, hogy a magyar
>tiszti uniformisok Matt demon
straciok lesznek, a szerzo viszont
mem akar beleegyezni, hogy Ur-
nancy ezredes es magyar tiszt-
tarsai polgari 0ltozetben szerepel-
jenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-13
FuJ A szEL

Fuj a szel, fuj szel -.
A bortonben rabsagban i'll
egy szegeny legeny.
Rafogtak, hogy embert olt meg
S mines mentsege mar,
Ha mem jon a gyors segitseg,
rea halal var.
Fuj szel, fuj sz6l -.
A b0rtonben rabsagban i'll
egy szegeny legeny.
Segelyt ker6 kialtasa
Visszhangra talal,
Magyar testvereink vegre
0sszefognak mar.
Fuj a szel, fuj a szel
A b0rt0nben remenykedik
egy szegeny legeny.
Biz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-13

ez Macy ritkasag. Miert akar ok
vetlen felesesiil menni egy EN-
berhez, kit meg latasbol is alie
ismer? Ez tisztara Griilet!
= De a gyiirii negyedik vi
jon, az mem kepzelodes, ez teszi
az asszonyt asszonnya. ez adja
meg jogait. Es gyiiriikb6l lesz a
lane. Mindenesetre, de a t0rveny
es a polgari tarsadalom k0vetelik
ezt a lancet, mint a hozzatartoz6-
sag bizonyitekat. Feleseg es anya
akarol lenni. AIT akarom, hogy
gyermekemnek neve es otthona
legyen Ez az, amt akarok.
Mayens ur elhallgatott, maid
kis lido mulva monda:
- Ha rosszul iitne XII, mindio
rendalkezesere allok. Jusson esz6-
be, hogy az Greg Mayens mindig
tart karokkal fogadja.
Icy lett bel6lem Gallen Kriszti-
ma asszony. Anyam leveleb6l, =
melyben az okmanyokat kiildte,
kiolvastam, hogy a jelen k0riil-
menyek k0z0tt talan lehetseges
volna a kibekiiles, de ferjem mem
akar rola hallani. AIT mondia, a
rokonsagb6l eleg a gyermek. Mem
is szeretnem, ha bark, akar szii-
leim is betekintest nyernenek xii
lonos hazassagomba. Voltakep
mem is igazi hazassag.
En- ferjem reszere ugyszolvan
tanulmanyi targy vagyok. 8 min
den bizonnyal beteg. Az en- helye-
met akarmilyen idegen is betolt-
hetne. Azzal a kiilonbseggel, =
-hogy mindenki megszokne t6le
mig en- hazassag folytan elet
fogytiglan hozza vagyok lancol.
va. A hazassag szexualis resze ma.
la bizonyara mellekes, alig hi
szem, hogy valaha is meg oyer
mekem lenne, ez a gondola7
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-13
A FARRELL-SHARONI
MAGYAR REFoRMATUS
EGYHAZ KOREB0L
Kohl:
vECSEY A. JENO,
ref. lelkesz
Ills North Darr Avenue.

Istentisztelet. A reank k0vet-
kez6 vasarnap reggel egyhazunk-
ban 9-t0l fel,11-ig vasarnapi is
k,ola es utana mindjart istentisz-
telet predikalni fog maga a
lelkesz.
Mutt vasarnapunk. Folyo no
9-en, az elmult vasarnap sep sza-
mu gyiilekezet yett reszt az isten-
tiszteleten. amely alkalommal az
egyhaz lelkeszenek predikalasat
kepezven Janos kozonseges els6
levelenek ). resze, 4. verse alap-
jan GA mi Istentol sziletik, dia-
dalmat nyer" A yasarnapi isko-
las n0vendekek salkalmi eneket
adtak el6 kethangra Bordi Mar
git orgonalasa mellett.
Adomanyok. Az elmult het TO-
lyaman k0vetkez5 testvereink
fizettek be egyhazi jarulekaikat
Ivancza JOSEF es cs., Csomor Al
bert es cs. Sc, Ivanca Julianna So
Fogadjak az egyhaz k0szonetet
Prezsbiteri gyiilss. Miutan xii
lonbozo akadalyok miatt folyo he
elejen rendes havi eloljarosa-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-13

gi gyiiles mem volt megtarthat6,
ennel fegva AIT az elmult vasar-
napi istentisztelet utan tartottnk
meg, amelyen t0bb fontos egyha-
ii iigyek targyaltattak lie ICY
tobbek kozt az egyhaz majusi
szamadasa is, amely penztari je-
lentes alapjan egyhazflnk beve-
tele leven $4S7.31, az aprilisi ma
radvannyal kapcsolatban 1926 81
S ezzel szemben kiadas (furnaca
ess hivek altal alairt valtok tor
lesztesevel kapcsolatban) $4,000
$ icy a maradvany majus utojan
kitesz S23437-t.
Egyhazmegyei gyules. A She
mango egyhazmegye, amelynek
egyhazunk szinten egyik SERVES
tagja, folyo no lien tartotta $40
kasos nyari gyiileset Bessemer,
Pa. newt yarosban, amely gyiile-
sen egyhazunkat a. lelkeszen Xxi
viii 10th Janos penztari ellen6r
kepvIselte hivatalosan.
Egyhazi piknik. Amint jelezve
volt, egyhazunk elso pikniket ju-
MUS loan fogja tartani Vas De
mes testveriink farmjan, amelyre
a bizottSag mar a kell0 el0keszii-
leteket meg is tettc S ICY remel-
jii& AIT, hogy egyhazunk eme SEE
zont megnyito mulatsagan k0r-
nyekbeli magyarsag Macy szam-
ban fog reszt venni. Legyen te-
hat a jov6 het folyaman minden
| igaz magyar testveriinknek mot
t6ja T0ltsiink egy kellemes na-
pot a ,vadregenyes Vas Denes
farmjan folyo no loan" A zen6t
Medve bandaja szolgaltatia.
Nyari magyar isEzola. Egyha-
zunk az utols0 hat 6v ota allan
doan tart fem mindennapos nya-
ri magyar iskolat, meg pedig
Macy aldozatok aran S icy az egy
hazkozsegi k0zgyiiles hataroza-
tanak ertelme alapjan ez evben is
meg fogia AIT cseiekedni, amely
nyari magyar iskola junius 17-en'
fogja kezdetet venni es ICY ARA
kerjiik a sziiloket, hogy a a hat
even at gyakorolt nemtorodomse-
giikkel sziveskedjenek mar fel-
hagyni es gyermekilket ezen val
lasos iskolaba kiildeni ,hogy ez-
altal mintegy kifejezest nyerjen
az hala, amellyel egyhAzunk
tartozik az egyhazmegyenek anna
temerdek joindulataert, amidon
az evrol eyre a legmesszebbmeno
aldozatokat hozza meg egy tani-
t6n6 alkalmazasaval. Iskolankat
jovo hetfon reggel nyitjuk meg
es nyolc hetig fog tartani.
Zsinat gyiiles. Macy megtisz-
teltetesben reszesitette Shenan-
go Presbitery a fentnevezett egy-
hazkozseg lelkeszet a. kozelmult-
ban, amilon ct a foly6 no 1S-an
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-13

tartando Pennsylvania zsinat gyii
lesere mint hivatalos egyhazme-
gyei kikiildottet megvalasztvan,
amely zsinat evi gyiilese Cham
bersburg, Pa. kies fekvesii varo-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-13

saban lesz megtartva, ahol a pres
biterianus felekezetnek hatalmas
fels6bb iskolaja a Wilson College,
mely mar evek ota neveles te-
rem nagy eredmennyel miik0dik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-13
BUKARESTI ERKOLCSOK

Bucharest egeszsegiigyi tanacsa
megallapitotta, hogy Bucharest
ben naponta legalabb 10000 no
talalkozik ferfiakkal a kiilonb0z6
szallodakban S ezek a nok mem is
kokottok, hanem tarsasagbeli
nok. A bukaresti rendorf6n0k til
takozott a rendelkezes ellen, azon
ban a rend6rfon0kot bizottsag
tagjai konkret adatokkal village
sitottak fel es birtak ra ARA, =.
hogy az ellenallast besziintesse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-06-13
(Folytatasl

YES not eGyuIt, mlnt eZen Il Qel-
utan S Mayens urnak valoban
nem volt Okla "lelkes pillangok =
hianyarol panaszkodni. Minden-
csetre ert hozza pillangoit ugy
clhelyezni, hogy, hogy ne d0rzsol-
j6k lie egymas szarnyainak him
porat ez mem kis miiveszet. Ktt
h0lgy tetszett nekem kiil0nosen.
kladenbenrg Mici gr6fno egy ba-
jos fatal barnahaju h0lgy, es .Po-
chingerne, a fiucska anyja, egy
gy0ny0ru, feketehaju asSzony.
Mici7 gr6fnoben Walt valami hata-
rozottan szubrettszerii, duzzadt
az elett6l es jokedvtol. Ism6tel-
ten szajon csokolt engem, AIT
monda, nagyon tetszem neki S
maid sokan lesziink egyiitt. Po-
chingerne Macy reszvettel volt
irantam.
Szegeny kis bogaram, =
monda = milyen sapadt, de 8 oily
jo ember.
Mem tudtam neki megmagya-
razni, hogy Mayens ur teljesen
artatlan ebben S jelenlegi rossz
szinemrol semmit sem tehet
Este kilenckor most rendesen
annyira XII vagyok meriilve, hogy
nem birok fennmaradni, ezen es-
te is fel kellett mennem. Szobam-
ba erve jobban lettem almossa-
gom clmult. Kioltottam lampat
meg egy ideig kineztem az alb
lakon a csillagos ejszakaba. Mar
ereZni lehetett a tavasz lehelletet,
hovirag es gyongyvirag nyiltak
a viragagyakban mindeniitt
megnyilatkozott az ebred6 ter
meszet.
Milor ICY iiltem elszunnyad-
tam, AIT almodtam, hogy gazdat-
Ian macska vagyok, ki idegen
hazba osont kit a j0 emberek
cir6gatnak es taplalnak aki ha-
labol mindezert 0sszekarmolja
kezuket "a sotetben megsz0kik s
uj rablohadjara indul.
Egyszerre zenet hallottam, zon-
eorazast es hegedi;szot, valahol
nyitva lehetett az ablak es edes,
tiizes, pattogo zene omlott be szo-
bamba. Egy par fajo akkord 20
kogott, melyet az eros eletvidam
motivum azonnal elnyelt.
kitartam az ablakot, hogy job
ban halljam. Ebben a percben
mindent elfelejtettem, csak a ze-
ne cit bennem. Mintha harang-
zngast hallottam volna, mely
yisszhangzott bennem. Gondola.
tain megriadva r0pk0dtek seer.
te-szejjel, mignem megnyugodva
ClhelveZkedtek.
Ugy ereztem sot6t templomban
yagyok feltem a titokzatos So
tftsegtol s r0steltem piszkos cip6
imet, melyek az utica sarat vittek
a megszentelt falak k0ze. Es ez
. volt az elso eset, hogy gondolat
. tan mem magammal foglalkoz
tam, hanem avval lennyel, k
ebben a percben kelt eletre ben
mem. Eloszor t0rtent, hogy mem
AIT kerdeztem magamt6l: Mi lesl
lem, hanem mi lesz gyerme
l. mmel? De mem kaptam rea va
laszt, mem talaltam kiutat. +.
soha azelott mem vagytam any
nyira nyugalom es tisztasag utan
Lint ebben az 6raban, de ait i,
Iiost ereztem elcszor, hogy csal
alli a sotetseget ismeri, keresi /;
yilagossagot.
Elosz0r eletemben gondoltan
yissza j0zanul az ultra, amit eddis
ilrtam es LATHAM sivarsagat, da
cara viragos gizgaznak, mel,
szegelyezte. El6sz0r ereztem ele
tenn celtalan es iires voltat, mel,
rlint fold sajat tengelye koriil
esak sajat en-em koriil forgott
Belattam, hogy hibas az a neve
les, mely mem mutat rea, hogy a
clnberiseg egy lancolat Is mindel
I ember csak egy-egy lancszer
Ienne.
+. ssg . +