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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-09
BOY AIDS IN CAPTURE
{ OF ExTORTION SUSPECT
Man Taken on Description After
/ Letters Demand Money From
Indiana Business Man.
By,5he Associated Press.

By,5he Associated Press.
1ERRE HAUTE. Ind. September g.
A small boy who unwittingly carried out
part of an eXtortion plot against Ben
JSniin Blumburg, Terre Haute business
mn. for an offer Of so cents gave
police description that resulted in the
arrest ard confession last night CT
David r. McCracken, "a, former Terre
Haute railroad worker
Blumburg, president Of the Terre
Haute Chamber of Commerce. solicited
the aid of police after he received the
third letter in few weeks threatening
harm to members Of his family unless
hs LIFT large sum of money at a desig-
natcd spot On two previous occasions,
tfo eXtortionist failed to appear.
II letter received yesterday Blum
burg WIS instructed to drive his auto
mobila to a certain corner last night.
sound the horn and toss a package Of
money to a person who would wave a
white handkerchief. Detectives sur
rounded the corner and grabbed the
yourgster who described his employer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-09
Girl Shoots Self
To. Avoid School;
May Not Recover
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. September
9.-Eunice Ely, II, shot herself
in the abdomen yesterday so she
would not have to go to school.
General Hospital surgeons said
she probably would die.
Before the girl, who would have
entered woodward High Schoo, as
a freshman. lapsed into uncon-
seriousness she whispered to her
brother Clifford, Is, that she pre-
ferred death to school and that
she had warned her parents
what she would do If they in
sisted on her attending classes.
Leslie Ely, the girls father. IS
an inmate Of Dayton veterans
hospital, taking treatment for gas
poisoning suffered during the
World War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-09
TWO DIE IN CRASH :

PHILADELPHIA, September 9 (P).-
Louis K. Clothier, member of a So
Ciaily prominent Philadelphia family,
and Lieut.. c. Thoburn Toby Maxwell
of the Pennsylvania National Guard air
unit were fatally injured last night
When their plane crashed into a quarry
near NorriStoWn.
clothier died almost instantly as the
Flame struck the top OF the quarry and
fc,t more than 100 feet to the bottom.
Maxwell died four hours later in hos
rfr~i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-09
PARADE MARSHAL ISSUES
STATEMENT OF THANKS
Bargagni Expresses Appreciation
to Newspapers, Merchants and
Citizens Who Aided.

Persons aiding in the Labor day
firemens parade were praised yesterday
in a statement issued by Sergt. A. j.
Bargagni marshal in charge. He said:
"On behalf of every member Of the
Fire Department and our visiting Fire
Department friends. I wish to thank
Washington newspapers, merchants and
citizens generally for their aid in max
ing the Labor day parade the most sue
cessful event of its kind in history.
The spirit of cooperation displayed
again this year undoubtedly will go
long way toward increasing the popu-
larity of the annual parade and stimu-
lating fire prevention work. We are
particularly indebted to the Washington
newspapers for their thorough and
painstaking aid"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-03-19
Deserved Employment

Deserved Employment
Mizue Hasa, a laborer, found en-
ployment at Osaka, Japan, after
walking 200 miles from Tokyo, carry
ing his four-year-old child on his
back. A newspaper publisher pub
lished his picture and brother he
had not seen for eight years recog-
nized it. The brothers employer
gave Hasa a job.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-03-19

contrast effects is the jacket costume,
which may he rs formal or informal
a. occasion demands For evening 1t
Is ultra smart to wear little jacket
which contrasts the dress. The bolero
or hip-length Jacket of velvet. either
In black or deIectable bright hue,
Is especially highIighted in the mode.
Very new and very lovely is the little
lace Jacket which contrasts its color
to the frock over which II is posed.
In the sports realm this contrasting
IT Jacket and skirt or Jacket aud
ohe-piece dress. is dune TO finish.
Plaids and stripes with plain compete
with bi-color and tricnlor combina
lions.
New Spring Coats.
From the standpoint of artful self
fabric manipulation, this seasons coats
are perfectly thrilling. You may NOT
have felt the need of n new coat
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-03-19

this spring, but when you see the
smart models of stunning woolens
which have lately arrived with their
"tricky" scarf collars and big lapels,
their wide belts and their rows of but
tons, not to mention score Of other
intriguing details, we'll, women have
been known to change their minds
about some things-even the 1mmedl.
ate need of new coat.
Perhaps the first thing which I'M
presses one at sight of the new I'M
furred coats is the swank of the ma
terials of which they are made. They
are for the most part soft woolens OF
spongy porous weave, such as you
know without being told will not wrins
kle and will stand the test of travel
and weather to your utmost satisfac-
/ ton.
|, The loose basket weaves are won.
derfully good looking. Competing
with them are tweedlike effects which
are made interesting with nubbings In
white or colors, and some of the smart
est tweeds have colorful Interviewer
borders.
These stunning wooens are proving
an impetus to designers to make a
feature of fabric manipulation. In
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-03-19

the style program whether for day or
evening places the accent on contrast.
The superbly styled satin evening
gown In the picture interprets the
trend to striking contrast at it's best
Katya Sorina, the young Russian
dancer who has been signed up to ap-
pear in radio pictures, wears this
dress to perfection. The haute couture
Of Paris continues to do wonderful
things with satin in the evening
mode, the latest movement being to
contrast black and white as tnstanced
In the handsome gown portrayed.
The dress with light top,
whether it be formal or informal, Of
fers infinite opportunity for putting
the law Of contrast into practice. The
afternoon black or navy frock with an
almost waist-deep lace yoke is the
darling of present-day fashion. The
finer and more exquisite the lace, the
better, alencon being the favorite.
For evening lace In two colors gives
a new and enchanting aspect to the
contrast theme. A ruby-colored lace
frock, per example, has pale pink
yoke, or frock of black lace is
topped with lesh-colored lace.
Another channel of expression for
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-03-19
Anazes Mother

Boobies stomach was often upset
and he suffered lot from colds
says Mrs. P. s. Fletcher, Jr., 4410
w. Both St., Los Angeles, Cal. I'VE
found he was constipated.
Mother used California Fig Syrup,
so we gave Bobbie some. He amazed
me by the quick way he became
strong, energetic, well again. His.
bowels act freely now, and his
digestion is splendid"
The quick, safe way to cleanse and
regulate the bowels of bilious, head
achy, constipated children is with
California Fig Syrup. Every child
loves it. It has the full endorsement
Of doctors. Appetite is increased by
its use; digestion is assisted; weak
stomach and bowels are given tone
and strength.
Look for the word California on
the carton. That marks the genuine.
famous for so years.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-03-19

consequence, the coat models which
are really new abound in styling de.
tails of the cleverest sort. Interest
centers especially about unusual neck
lines which are part collar and part
scarf being two-in-one proposition
So to speak 1t adds zest to the mode
that these arrangements are adjustable
supposed to be worn most anyway
that is becoming.
One Of the smart coats shown fol
spring wear is this jaunty model In
the picture 1t Is Of checked material
in varying shades of brown. 1t Is dis
tinguished by u very new and ingeni.
Gus self-fabric scarf neckline. 1t is
belted smartly; tiaunts a novel cuff
on the sleeve. boasts single large
square rever, and Is in fact an ex.
ponent Of ultra modish fashioning.
ClIlIRIE NICHOLAS.
"a. 1881 Western Newspaper union.s
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-03-19
PUZZLES

What flies and yet has no wings7
Time.
What plant turns a girl into wom-
an? Thyme (Time).
Why is A a fortunate letter? Be.
cause 1t is always in health.
How may bookkeeping be taught in
three words? Never lend them.
How is poultry dealer compelled
to earn his living? BY fowl means.
Why should fisherman be wealthy
Because his business is all net profit.
When do we find the wind most bit
ing? When we are in the teeth OF
the gale.
Why doesn't Sweden send her cat.
tie abroad? Because she keeps her
Stockholm (stock home).
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-03-19
Eat Everything
without Fear
of Indigestion

Are there lots of foods you can't
eat-for fear of gas, bloatlpg, pans
in the stomach and bowels! ;.
Do you have to pass up favorlte
dishes-while the rest enjoy them?
That's a sign you need Tanlac! For
more than 10 years Tanlac has re-
stored to vigorous health thousands
who suffered like you do.
Mrs. Arvena Bowers. of 1890 Jack
son ST., Topeka, kans.. says: rive
Inc and dizzy spells. But Tanlac-
toned up my whole system and in
creased my weight 10 lbs"
# you suffer from indigestion. gas,
dizziness, headaches, or torpid liver
try Tanlac. One bottle often brings
the needed relief.
Tanlac is a good, pure medicine,
made OF roots, barks, and herbs. Get
Il from your druggist today. Your
money back If it doesn't help you.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-03-19

Ing them, they didn't mind in the very
least little bit.
Well, at this party, the brownies
had arrived first at the Fairies Moss
Grove, and had made it look much like
very big occasion by having tables
spread around the edge of the grove
alled with little dishes of brownies
broth, brownies bread and brownies
biscuits, all ready for luncheon.
In the very center of the grove was
a big throne. Around the throne were
countless little bright yellow bushes
all in their spring garb of lovely BIOS
SONS.
The big throne bore over the top Of
It in large letters:
"For the Fairy Queen" and the
little fairies always rested under the
yellow bushes.
Somehow the fairies thought the
brownies wanted them to rest almost
before they had tried to skate-which
was very true, for the brownies were
very proud Of their decorations.
"Well," the brownies said, I'VE will
now begin the celebration. We will
show you fancy skating such as you
have never seen in all your life"
And the fairies believed 1t, for they
knew that the fancy skating Of the
brownies would be quite different
from any other so-called fancy skating.
To their surprise, however, the
brownies had practiced what to do
each time they fell down.
They would either turn somersault
or do handspring or slide along the
soft moss in very funny way, with
their arms and legs flying above, it
seemed!
How the fairies did laugh, for they
never knew what the brownies were
going to do next.
They were certainly the funniest
little roller skaters, and the fairies
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-03-19

WOulu IAluh IAdt
they would fall
down every mo.
ment-they are so
round and fat.
Well, that is per.
fectly true. They
fall down almost
as often as they
take a single roller
skating stroke, and
often they no
sooner stand up
than they fall down
again.
But they think
that is lots Of fun,
and as it always
made the fairies
laugh. at the party
and gave them such
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-03-19
Two.Thirds for the Lord

"Thanks very MUCH" said the vicar,
as little Tommy handed up his offer
ing for the harvest festival; II must
call round this afternoon and thank
your mother for these eight beauti-
full apples"
"P-please, sir" stammered Tommy,
"would you m-mind thanking her for
twelve apples2"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-03-19
FAIRIES MOSS GROVE

You may be surprised to hear that
brownies like roller skating, for you
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-03-19

PERHAPS the most signifi-
I cant gesture Of the mode
at the present moment is
that which has to do with
featuring startling contrast.
No matter from what angle
the theme is approached,
whether it be from a color
standpoint, or a matter of
combining different WeaYes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-22
A Bridgeport Szovetseg 16-ik
osztalyanak tagiaihozi

a Szovetseg legutobbi sz1ma-
ban 16-ik. azaz a Youngstown
o>ztaly. mint hatralekos. vagyis
mint felfilggesztett osztaly van
feltiintetve. tehat k0telessegem-
mex tartom a tagsag mcgnyugta-
tasa veget, hogy oket a k0vctkezo
tenyekrol ertesitsem: A tagsag
legyen nyugodt. inert az iigykeZe-
Is bckiildte a szeptember havi di-
jakat idejeben, azonban mivel
ncki a k0zpontbol mem j0tt meg
a rendcs nyomtatott nevsor, te
hat 8 kiallitott egy kezirasos new
sort Is AIT kiildte be havi beve-
tellcl egyiitt. Azonban a helyet-
tes kozponti titkar Csopay Jen6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-22

/ gesek, 0regek Is .n6k szamala
Egy egesz csapraiit0tt vagyon.
A granariumok felig iirasel
voltak mar: szetosztottak a gabo
nat a nep k0z0tt.
De van is latszatja! Mig ma:
faluban ngy hull ntp, mint 6sz
szel legy, az ehsegt6l es jarva
nyos bctegsegckt6l; addig a m
faluink nepe egeszseges, mint &
makk S az ehseget hirfb6l ismeri
Anyam es Eliz meglatogatiak q
betegeket; vigasztaljak a fold ne.
| pet, hogy ne essex ketsegbe, maid
| j6ra fordul minden.
Anyam meg political is. Init q
nepet, ne hallgasson azokra, akik
veszelybe d0ntik az orszagot. A
legsovanyabb beke is t6bbet tr a
legk0verebg haborunal. Ne varja
Garibaldi veresingeseit, ugyse mer
az ide jonni. Ha beteszi a labat, 3
lesz az els6. aki az 0reg asszony
ltttre hozzanynl guzsalynvtlhez
ds segit kiverni ebb6l szep or
szagb6l az istentagad6. orszagha-
borit6 talianiat!
Kivancsi voltam NIT SOL nfp
anyam politikai leckezteteseiiez,
faggattam is er6sen az Greg kasz-
mart. Zavartan tipegett-topogott
nagy bagaria- -csizmajaban, az asz-
trakan-sapkajat 1ehuzta az orraig,
azutan feltolta a tark6jaig.
- Oszinten beszeljen, Greg. J6l
tudja, hogy en- mem vallom anyam
politikajat es szegeny boldogult
atyam sc tartotta. Vagy talan
maga igen?
Kezzel-labbal tiltakozott, hogy
mem, Gle sz0lni mem sz6lt egv
hangot sem. Sok tusakodas. meg
tobb biztatas utan vegre kibok-
kentette az Greg:
- A nagysagos asszony nagyon
okos es nagyon jo. fold nepr
tiizbe menne erte. Szivesen meg-
halna erte akarmelvik zsellerem-
be, de
- De- !.
(Folytatink)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-22
$500, 900 ERTEKU OPIUM
A TENGER FENEKEN

A Fabre Line Sinaia'' haj6
kapitanya jclcntette, hogy egy
halo, amelyen $29O,O0O trtelSii
opium rakomany volt, az amerikai
partok fele k0zeledett. A hatosag
emberei csempeszhaj6t atkutat.
tax ts nagyertfkii opium-rako-
nanyt tengcrbe dobtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-22

lugylatszik igen nagy el6szeretet-
tel van d nyomtatott betiik irant.
les inert a havi jelentes mem nyOmt
tatottan, hanem csak kdziraSsal
lett bekiildve.. azert ugy a jelen-
test, valamint a havi bevttelr6l a
csekket okt6ber Ii datummal
visszakiildte. a Youngstown;
nagy bankok meg okt6ber k;.zc-
pen bezartak ajtajaikat, k6ztiik
van az a bank lis, amelyb6l a csek
Dekiildve lett. Azert tagok ne
ljedjenck meg, inert cbb6l kif0-
ly6lae a tagoknak mem lesz SEM
ma bajuk, scmmi hatranyuk. $ a
fclfiiggeszt6s is trv6nytelcn,
inert tagok, alsik bcfizettck.
megtettek Il k6tcltsscgiikct, az
iigykezel6, akie szinttn mcgtcttc a
K0telcsstgtt, amikor bckiildtc
idrjebcn a havi bcvttelckct. tla-
cara annak. hogy mem karott
rcndds jchnt6 ivckct. Mifrt ncm
kapott? 6 vette maganak AIT a
faraasagot, hogy az osszes neve-
ket ktzzcl kiirta. csakhogy az
oSztily jelcntes idcjtben befrkez.
zen. a segtdtitkar k0zpontb6l
a ielentfst is meg a 'csekket is
visszakiildtc azon mcgiegyzessel,
hogy mem fOgadnak el k6Zirasos
havi jelentest.wTehat az iigykeze-
IL uira be fogja kiildeni ugvan-
azon csekket september hdra,
melyet mar vissza kiildtck, Is
hogy mikor fogjak az tudni be-
valiant, azon f3ij0n a segedti.kar
ur feje, mem a tagsage Maskul0n-
ben az egesz, dolog ugy latszik,
nogy aknamunka Youngstown
iieykezel6 ellen. Valakik k0z-
pontot teves tud6sitasok altal a.
land6an izgatjak es mivel Katoch
iigykczel0 mem aZok az embcrek
k0zt tartozil1, akik ha egyfel6l
pofoniitnek, hat mask arcat is
odatartja. hogy AIT is iissfk meg,
hanem rendesen vissZa is szo-
kot iitni duplan. \ Youngstown
osztalynal ma nincsen egy tag
sem, aki az osztaly iigyeit job
ban el tudna vtgezni, mint Ka-
toch Od0n iigykezelo, hogy az
osztaly mem gyarapodik. annak
mem az iigykezel6, hanem a rossz
mmkaviszonyok az Okla, azert a
k0zponti segedtitkar urnak mem
szabad k6tszaz tagot felfiiggesz-
teni jogaikt6l, amikor a hibat 3
k0vet ell es mem a tagok.
Lovas Lajos, Is. ker. delegatus.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-22
ELEc VOLT A FELEsEGB0L
TEHkT MIG0LTE

Paksr6l jelentik Szornyii
hitvesgyilkossag tortent Pakson.
Fey szobafest6 borzalmas modon
vetett v6get feles6ge elctenek.
Hum Josef 33 ewes paksi szoba-
fest5 csaladi iigyb5l kifoly6lag
t6bb kesszurassal meggyilkolta a
felcseget. A csend6rseg lctart6z-
tatta Hum J6zsefct, aki beismer6
vallomast tett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-22

Par nap mulva Kohn kap egy
utanveteles csomagot. Atveszi Is
kibontja, hat egy Macy darab lx6
van benne Is egy c6dnla, amely-
ben cz ALT:
"Ez a k6 csett lc a szivem-
r6l, amikor- frtcsiiltem, hogy j6l
vagy.''
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-22
A level.

Kohn lcvelet kiild Griinnck, de
mem tesz ri btlyeget. Grim XII
bonita levelet, amelybcn csall
ennyi all:
"J6l vagyok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-22

Rendben van nondta az
tigyved, adjon nelem megha-
.talmazast, pert biztosan meg
nyerjiik.
Egesz biztosans
Eskusz0m.
Ma, akkor mem perlek -
mondia Kohn, inert amt on
mex elmeseltem, az az ellenfelem
esete.
Szavaxz0n LANES II. Jones
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-22
Andrasfalvy de Andrasfalva
REGENY
Irta: WERNER GYULA
lFnlytatas.)
REGENY
Irta: WERNER GYULA

UlcS. ~ III tON IldSN oH Hwy WI,
terhelvc, a hitelezok megrchan-
TAX anyamat, aki Il nehez napok-
ban nagy hislcgvert es lelki er6t
tannsitott.
Ladhazi ajanlkozott ra, hogy
kiegyezik hitelez6kkel: megki-
MALTA okct koveteles felevel. @
aztan fentartia az atyammal leg
ut6bb k0t0tt kolcsont, aZon maid
anyam kieltoiti regi hitelez0-
ket 6s jobb. Szigornbb oazdalko-
dasi rendet hoz be a birtokra.
mely a patriarkalis kezeles alatt
felannyit Sc j0vedelmezctt. mint
amennyit i0vedelmezhetne.
Anyam, s0t6t gyaszruhaba o.
t6zve, fckctekeztyiis krzevel ell
1ltasit0 mozdnlatot tctt a bankar
ajanlatara. Hidcgen, kimerten,
bar udvariaSan kosZ0nte meg sZi-
yes keszseget. de - ICY szolt -
mines abban a helyzetben. hocy
idegen embert6l lily nagy anvagi
aldozattal .jaro szolgalatot elfo-
gadhatna.
Ladhazi igyekezett megmagya-
razni, hogy az mem jar reszer6l
nagy anyagi aldozattal Egysze-
1'iien iizletdolga: 8 i6l helyeznt el
penzet vallalatban. Meg nyerne
is rata valamit.
De anyam hajthatatlan maradt.
Az iigyvediink kiszamitotta,
hogyha a birtok ketharmadat el,
adjuk, teljesen kielegithetjiik
atyam minden hitelez6j6t.
I4adhazi melabusan razta feiat.
mikor anyam tervvel ALT el5,
mint olyannal, mely alkalmas ar
ra, hogy vele meg6rizziik atyam
becsiiletet es nevenck tisztasagat.
- Kar az 6si birtokert, nagy-
sagos asszonyom, kar. kar! Axle
fold, az6 az orszag. A fold biz
tosabb az aranynal, a kincseknel,
a palotalxnal. Minden elmulhat,
megfogyhat, megsemmisiilhet, -
csak fold mem. Az Andrasfalvy-
birtok ketezer hold egyetlen tag
ban. Teremto listen. micsoda ki;ny
nyen kiverhetne ez AIT kis ados-
sagot ami rata van!
Anyam az id6rol Katinkir6l
kezdett beszelni ami villages iele
volt annak. hogy Ladhazi alan
lata veglegesen ell van ejtve.
Mikor Ladhazi elment. anyam
crrahoz tamasztott hosszunyciii
lorgnettjet figyelmesen nezte,
mily hatassal volt ram az elottcm
lefolyt jelenet.
Ez az ember. a birtokot szc-
retne. Az Andrasfalvyak ut6da
akarna lenni. Ide iilne a mcleg
helyiinkre. ha 1T nem latnek
szitan. Azert adna k0lcs0nt, hogy
8 legyen az egyediili hitolezG. Ki
volnank szolgalva neki; owe len
ne a var minden, valiant jobb
id6ben birtok azon r@szet, me-
lyst ma fel kell adnunk.
Vedelmere akartam klein; Lad
hazinak, aki t6bb jeles tulajdon.
saga mellett szerencses volt Ka-
tinka atyiaul hivatni, de hallgat-
:am. Egv dolog tisztan allott elSt-
tenn: anyam mem mondott le veg
leg birtokumk ketharma dar6l.
AIT remelte, hogy MIRA megszer-
ri ait.
Az eladas mem volt k0nnyii do
log abban az idoben. Az egesz
birtokrendezes'-t tavaszra ha-
lasztotta anyam, addig maid csak
3
.jelentkezik vasarlo.
Addig is tekintettel a rossz ter
mesre s a silk esztend6re, AIT
akarta. hogy nagyon osszehuz6d-
va fljiink.
Elbocsatott egy csom6 lehiit6t !:
mast, vadaszt, lovaszgyereket
szobalanyt. Feloszlatta az istall6t
Csak ket kocsilovat tartott meg,
Neutrality-suspicious., meg nekem
egy hataslovat; ambar tiltahoztaIp
nlnrn