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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-11
BE SURE YOUR CAR IS UNDER
CONTROL

In the report of a recent case in the Supreme
Court, Justice Brogden asks this question:
''What duty does the law impose upon
a motorist driving at night when the Vi
sion of the driver is obscured by rain,
fog, or mist, and the pavement is wet and
slippery"
He then proceeds to answer the question and
backs up his answer with a wealth of authori-
ties from other States. The authoritative an
swer is this:
cit is negligence for the driver of an
automobile to propel it at a rate of speed
faster than would enable him to stop or
avoid any obstruction within the radius
of his light, or the range of his vision"
The learned judge then omments:
1.-THE standard Of duty announced is
broad, severe, and unbending, but it ap-
pears to be a just rule, particularly in view
of the appalling destruction of life and
limb by motor driven vehicles upon the
highways of the State"
This rule has been called the Universal Speed
Law. 1t applies with equal force to the crest
of the hill, the blind curve, or the smoke lad
en- daylight.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-11
HAVE YOU A SON BORN w
1911 AND 1927?

Probably no news in the daily press excels
In importance in the world as a whole that of
the approaching world disarmament confer
ence to be held in Geneva next February. DR..
Douglass Freeman, editor of the Richmond
News-Leader, sees war dangers ahead unless
this conference takes definite steps to prevent
wars. He writes the following warning:
"Have you a boy born between 1911
and 1927? Have you lavished love on him
and sacrificed for him, seeking to give
him a chance in life? Unless America can
reverse her history, you are rearing that
boy to be a target for machine gun bull
lets, a prey to poison gas. Not only so,
but you contribute to his danger when
you lend yourself to international hate;
yes, even when you are indifferent to pro-
noting the cause Of peace you are adding
danger to the life of the boy you love. 1t
will be you, not he, who will say whether
he marches away to return no more. Your
generation, not his, will neglect the safe
guards of peace and promote the ~rivalries
that led to war. Your contemporaries, not
his comrades, will pass the CONSUMPTION
laws, on which the ardent spirit of you
will hardly wait. 1t is absolutely within
the power of the parents of young chill
dren in the United States to say whether
their sons shall inherit war or peace; But
American parents must use that power
now. Thy cannot wait until the quarrels
are made and blood is hot and the mob
mind is past control. The latest date at
which war can be prevented in 1941 is
1881. If your boy is killed in the next war
after you have exerted yourself for peace,
other men are his murderers. If he is slain
after you have been indifferent about
peace, his hood is on your head"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-11
SHE DOESN'T LIKE THE SAILS
BURY WOULD-BE SHEIKS.

SHE DOESN'T LIKE THE SAILS
BURY WOULD-BE SHEIKS.
To the Editor:
Speaking about bad tastes in the
mouth, l have one to equal that of
the unusual ''Psyche." Are there, any
young men living in Salisbury between
the ages of 1S and Is who have at
least one decent thought while enter
tanning a girl friend?
I've gone out with quite a number:
but now / realize that the more l see
of them the more l enjoy staying at
home.
When they invite girls to a show
they look upon it as a chance to
maui all over a girl. While driving it
offers another splendid opportunity.
OF course, if you happen to belong
to that almost unheard-of class of
girls who come from decent homes
you certainly won't relish what Eve
gone through. If that happens to be the
case, you'll hear without fail what
they think Of you.
However, l really don't want to
put all the blame on the fellows, as
/ know the way the Salisbury girls
are. Perhaps it's the only way they
can hold the boys attention. If 50,
here's wishing them luck. They need
it.
Nor A SALIsBURIAN.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-11

Mr.. Edwin Earle, Jr., President,
The Rotary Club,
Salisbury, N. G.
My dear MI. Earle:
I extend heartiest congratulations
to you and to the members of your
club upon the success of your sixth
annual harvest banquet held in this
city recently.
1t is indeed inspiring to know that
a more intimate relationship between
the farmers and the residents of the
towns and cities is being established
by an institution that is truly civic
minded. I predict that much good will
result from the get-together meeting.
GOVERNOR MATTHEW Rowan.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-11
EDISON'S ADVICE TO FARM BOYS

EDISON'S ADVICE TO FARM BOYS -
l. Science, skill, and knowledge are as us
able on the farm as in the laboratory.
2. Experimenting is important on the farm
as we'll as in the laboratory.
3. Nobody can succeed anywhere without
hard work.
The late Thomas A. Edison stressed these
three thoughts in a letter to farm boys writ
ten several years ago for The Progressive Farm
er and reprinted in the current issue. In part
Mr.. Edison wrote:
There is just as much chemistry and
science to be explored in super-farming
as in a chemical laboratory. Some day the
super-farmer will be the banner citizen
of the United States. / would say to the
boys, however, that nothing in this world
is ever accomplished except by expert :
menting and very hard work."
Use scientific knowledge, keep experiment.
ing, work hard-Edison himself certainly
practiced fully this philosophy. And he had
faith, it will also be noted, that we shall de-
velop a type of farmer who will become 1.-THE
banner citizen of the United States"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-11
Nor A SALIsBURlAN.
LOW COMEDY"
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
see that the President has appoint
ed a commission to find on, why he is
being criticized for his proposed naval
reduction policy.
l should imagine that even Mr..
Hoover would be smart enough to
understand that.
| suppose the next move of his
Excellency will be tt appoint a COM
mission to find out what "abysmal"
means. However, / hope that the
American people will be spared any
more of these low-comedy theatricals
by our exasperating Chief Executive.
J. S. O.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-11

OF a true poet.
Your many friends in Salisbury
join with me in extending these felici-
t%ations, and will maintain a continu-
ed interest in your uccess
GOVERNOR MATTHEW Rowan.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-11

NOW is the time for YOU to do
your Christmas advertising! Just call
532 and we will send an expert adver-
Using man around to see YOU.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-11
THE
WATCHMAN
TOWER

Mr.. W. G. Yeager, Manager,
Four County Mutual Seed Exchange,
Inc,
Salisbury, N. c..
My dear Mr.. Yeager:
Organization of the lespedeza seed
growers in Rowan, Cabarrus, Iredell
and Mecklenburg counties should meet
the approval of every seed grower in
this district. l was glad to learn that
the exchange had selected you as its
manager as I do not believe anyone
is more capable of handling this work
than you.
Farmers and seed growers in this
county and community should un-
hesitatingly take advantage of OPP
portunities offered by this exchange.
GOVERNOR MATTHEW Rowan.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-11
Mr.. R. Lee Mahaley,

MI. R. Lee Mahaley,
City Manager,
Salisbury, N. c.
NV dear Mr.. Mahaley:
If you have not done SO already, l
suggest that you make a personal in
vestigation of traffic conditions at
these several intersections-Main and
Bank, Innes and Lee, Lee and Kerr,
Church and Fisher and Lee and
Fisher-about six o'clock in the even
ings or at some other peak hours. If
you will do this l believe you will de-
eide that the installation of automatic
light signals should be no longer de-
layed at these, or at least at several of
these, intersections.
GOVERNOR MATTHEW Rowan.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-11

IS of the revenue bill was not adopted
but it was a gross sales tax and Sec
ton 164 Of the revenue act was adopt
ed in lieu thereof.
1t is therefore the opinion of the
revenue department, concurred in by
the attorney general, that it was the
intent of the legislature to exempt
from the provisions of the sales tax,
gasoline, in that a gross sales tax of
SIX cents has been paid under the
road law. Tires, tubes, accessories and
lubricants tolls and greases) have to
be included in the gross sales, and
tax paid on same.
Therefore, service stations handling
lubricants, not produced, msnufac-
tured, mixed or blended or processed
by the operator of the service station
would be required tt include the
amount of such sales in their report.
Kindly give our readers the bene-
fit of the above information as it is
a question they are most interested
in.
C.. B. BOCART.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-11

Control your evil desires by ever
them.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-12-11
Mr.. Peter Gething,

Mr.. Peter Gething,
Charleston, S. c.
My dear Mr.. Getting:
!. I wish to congratulate you upon
the success you have enjoyed recently
with your writings. l have read with
"a great deal of interest your poems
published in Good Housekeeping"
and other literary magazines. They
reflect the beauty, rhythm and thought
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
SPRING c
FETE TONIGHT

Secretary of War Patrick j..
Hurley is expected to press the
button lighting the Silver Spring
MD community Christmas tree
at exercises to be held tonight
at 8 o'clock. He also has been
invited to speak.
The tree, which is located on
Georgia Avenue in front of the
Silver Spring National Bank, is
sponsored by the various clubs
of the Silver Spring area.
Singing of carols will be under
direction of Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan
Randall and Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Sabin. The invocation will
be by the Rev. Ralph D. Smith,
pastor of the WoodSide Methodist
Episcopal Church, and the bene-
diction by the Rev. William r.
Moody, rector of the Grace EpiS-
copal Church.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
MOTHER SEEKS
BOY SHE LEFT
!. !. IN HOTEL \
Mrs. Morgan in Court Today
to Ask Habeas Corpus
Writ for Child

BALTIM ORE, Dec. 90
Whether a repentant mother
who abandoned her little boy
in the Lord Baltimore Hotel
two weeks ago will regain
possession of the child is to
be decided by Judge Walter
I. Dawkins. before whom
writ Of habeas corpus is to
be heard today.
Mrs. Elsie May Morgan will
bring into the court the armful Of
toys which she tried to give to
Richard Nash Morgan, aged 2
years and 10 months. last night.
Refused Admittance
Mrs. John I. Hollingshead, 800
North Hilton St.. in whose home
the child was placed by order Of
the Juvenile Court, refused to per,
nit the mother to enter the house
when the latter called. accom-
panied by the baby'S grandmother
Mrs. Nettie Swoveland. last night
Mrs. Morgan and the boy were
able to see each other for only a
minute or two through door
which was opened two or three
inches.
Mrs. Morgan returned to Balti
more last Sunday. She said that
she had been unable to provide
for the boy on the $40 a month
which she received from her hus'
band, Ray T. Morgan. seaman
now on the West Coast
She was acquitted on an aban-
donment charge in Police Court
Monday.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
7 STRUCTURES
To OPEN IN
% MONTHS
Program Here Speeded 3 Yrs.
BY Enlarged Staff; $50 New
Projects in the 0ffing

The Federal buildings in the
triangle area will be finished
in 1888, and various other
buildings on the Government s
program can also be finished
before the end of that year,
if money is appropriated at
once, the Committee on Pro-
gram of Federal Public Works
has announced.
Buildings certain to be finished
within the next 20 months in
clude the Archives, Postoffice
Department, Interstate Commerce
Commission, Labor Department.
Agriculture Department exten-
sion, central power plant and
Public Health Service buildings.
Work Speeded Three Years
BY employing 200 additional
architects and assistants. and by
expediting acquisition of sites
and better cooperation, work has
been speeded up three years.
The present status of the
Federal lO-year building program
includes: 1874 buildings already
completed, costing $4,000, 900;
2S6 projects under construction,
to cost 1892. .0O0.OO plans
finished for SO other projects, at
cost of $21.000,00O: plans being
drawn for $50 other projects, at
cost of $131,0OO,000; 95 other
projects being considered, at cost
Of $4,000, 900,
Buildings to be built here, but
not yet appropriated for by Con.
gress, include an extension OF
the Internal Revenue Building
on the site of the present Post
office Department Building, and
o matching curved building on
the site of the old Southern
Railway Building at Thirteenth
and E Streets Northwest.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
MOnOride Gas Kills
Mnn in His GGr0Qe

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Dec. %.
John r. LaShley, ST., proprietor
Of Hotel Washington in Waynes-
boro, Pa, near HagerStown, was
found dead in the garage in the
rear Of his home apparently hav-
ing been killed by monoxide gas.
The hood of the car was raised
and, it is believed. he was over
come while making some adjust
ment. Wind evidently had blown
the garage door shut.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
THOMPSONMADE
POWER COUNSEL

Huston Thompson, former
member of the Federal Trade
Commission, was authorized by
Congress yesterday to serve as
counsel for the Federal Power
Commission in its litigation with
the Appalachian Electric Power
Company. An authorizing bill
passed by the Senate was ap
proved by the House. Thompson
having represented private com
panies in suits with the Govern
ment. the legislation was de-
clared necessary for him now to
represent the Government.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
DERAL TRIANGLE BUILDINGS SURE TO BE COMPLETED BY 1885
F | n Al APPEAL
FOR SEAL SALE

With the campaign to raise
funds for antituberculosis work
nearing an end in Arlington
county. Mrs. Norbert Melnick,
chairman of the seal sale. yester-
day urged those who have not
yet sent in their money for the
seals to do so at once. She said:
"YOur donation helps to
supply a nurse and a specialist
to do constructive tuberculosis
work here. A shortage of funds
means diminished work for the
year. This, in turn, means
greater suffering from tuber-
culOsis in the years to come"
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
ROCKVILLE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued
at Rockville to Lloyd M. Kinna,
81. and Elizabeth M. Saunders,
10. both of Washington. and Rob
ert Shelton, %, of Woodbridge,
Va, and Bertha Marie Estes, 18
of Washington.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26

mony has taken place is the propeors turn to offer cakes
and wine.
Here it that had first ride in coach and four And
way English coach derived from the Of
Hungarian village called Koo where special kind Of vehicle
the fifteenth century Even then Hungary
famous for her horses and to-day they sold throughout the
world In spite fact that the Of the family owned
automobile trips such the nearby and around the
made the coach much delight Although
full of visav and cabrioets
usually the Hungarian model which looked like but
without the nged canopy The coachman elegant
uniform with much braid and brass buttons his hat looked
very like inverted mellon mold from fore
full plume from which four ribbon
hung mis- back and uered in the breeze He drove four of
beautifully geys1 have How used
fly the roads returning the saluaons of the who
invariably their hats wished goodday GodSpeed
No how rushed Ifcngary there always time for
friendly greeting little amenities
Of their chief charms.
CONTINUED next weekly +
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
MEGGYILKoLTAK
EGY PENzTAROSN0T

Briegb6l jelentik: - Dittrich
Vallyt, az itteni Varosi Szinhaz
penztarosn6jet megtamadtak Is
meg0ltek. Mikor kevessel este 10
ora el0tt a szinhazi penztarral
hazafele tartott, a Lindenstrassen
lev6 lakasa el6tt egy aut6b6l ra-
i6ttek. Azutan ket-harom bandita
kiugrott kocsib6l, a kangosan
segitsegert kialtoz6 not ket fejl0-
vessel leteritettek es elraboItak
t6le 200 mark4t tartalmaz6 akta-
taskajat. A tettesek az aut6n ell
menekultek, anelkiil, hogy a s0tet
segben fel lehetett volna ismerni
6ket, noha egy motorkerekparos
azonnal iild0z6siikre sietett. A bo-
roszl6i rend5rseg az iigy kinyo.
mozasara Briegbe erkezett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
elGadas az Eagles Hallban lesz d

el6adas az Eagles Hallban lesz d.
Il. 3 oral kezdettel. SO centes fell
n6tt, es 25 centes ifjusagi belep8
jegyek el6re valthatok Kat6ch
Odon egyhazi jegyz6nel, az el6l-
jar6knal Is a N6egylet tagjainal.
vi egyhaztagok. Az elmult va
sarnap folyaman ket ifju festive
rink valtotta Xxi ujra egyhaztag-
sagi k0nyvet, fizette be tagsagi
dijat s ezzel a tennyel belepett
egyhazunk rendes tagjai soraba,
es pedig: Szuligan Pal es Lengyel
Erzsebet. A pelda k0vetesre
var.
B0jti Urvacsora. Marcus san
vasarnap a delel0tti istentisztelet
kereteben az Urvacsorat is kiszol.
galtatJuk. A vendeg lelkeSz alta
tartando bojti tanitasokon valt
reszvetel altal is keszitgessek ma.
gukat hivek, hogy melt6 vende-
gek legyenek a kegyelem aszta-
lanai.
fjusagi munka. Ifjusagi $50.
vetsegiink mutt vasarnapi ossze.
j0vetele is a legteljesebb rendben
a megallapitott programm szerint
folyt le. Ezen a gyiilesen is t0bt
vi tagot vettek fel, ugy, hogy a
tagletszam most mar feliil van a
negyvenen. Remeljiik, hogy a
szam minden gyiilesen emelkedni
fog.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
AD0FIzETES

Nagyon lassan folyik a megyei
penztarba az iden az elsS feleyi
ado. Ennek termeszetesen a rossz
vlszonyok az Okla. Az ad6t biinte-
ties nelkiil marcus 15-ig lehet fl
zetni. Aki addig mem fizet 10
per cent biintetesben reszesiil. Ha
nlncs penze, ugy bankban ado
fizetesre kaphat kolcsont, ha bir-
toka ugy amennyire XII van fizet-
We. A bank k0lcs0n sokkal olcs6bh
mint a torvenyes buntetes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26

Beteg tagjaink: Mikes Gaspar-
ne AL Pasadena ave., Miglecz NJ
ne TIA Oak ST., Hoffer Karolyne
Al Rhoda ave-, Ruboczky Istvan
Box 437 Early rd., Veres Andras
2293 Wilson ave., Czombos San
dorne 2l3 Ellenwood ave-, Macy
Janos 255 N. Center st. - Beteg.
seq a tikarnal jelentend6: 21l
Edward st. Telefon 1892.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
GYILKossAG EGY LANYERT

Rinyabesny6 kozsegben if. Mol
mar Istvan agyonszurta Magyar
Ferenc gazdalegenyt. Markolatie
dofte kest a szerencsetlen fla
talember mellebe gyilkos azert,
inert ez elszerette a kedveset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
CONTINUED next weekly

IIdl hONcNsuK HltS HldS uuNdt,
kedves honfitarsaim, es vizsgal-
juk meg, hogy csakugyan MIN
csen-e mib6l. Ha pedig nincsen
mibol, hat akkor mi feszkes fe-
nenek rendeziink egy napon ha-
rom mulatsagot nyolcat, tizet
egy h6napban?
Mem akarok honfitarsaim TO-
kedvenek, mulatozasanak gancsot
vetni, semmi jogom ahoz, hogy
AIT biralgassam, de, ha az ember
jozan esszel gondolkozik, be kell,
hogy lassa, hogy a mai viszonyok
koz0tt, amikor kilatas sincs ARA,
hogy hamarosan keresethez jut-
hassunk, mem hogy vigadnunk
kellene, hanem szomorkodnunk s
azon igyekezniink, hogy csalad-
tagjainknak kenyeret adjunk.
Vagy talan ugy gondolkozunk,
hogy a mulatozas mamoraban
mindent elfelejtiink.
Jol van, nagyon jol van! Ha
AIT lehetne latni, hogy ezaltal a
magyar tarsadalomra valami jobb
dolog bontakozik XII, hogy ezaltal
italian egybe. forrad az amerikai
magyarsag egy eros osztallya
alakulva, egymast megertve, egy-
mast felvertezve, egymast segitve
kikeriil ebbol a kaoszb6l, ugy he
lyes volna mulatozas. de sajnos
ez olyan messze van meg meg
valosulastol, mint Mako Jeruzsa
lemt0l.
Tudom, hogy ha levelem nyil-
vanossag ele kerUl, sokan AIT fog
jak mondani, hogy bolond, aki ir-
ta. Hat lehet, hogy igazuk van,
lehet, hogy mines, hiszen Krisz-
tusra is AIT mondottak, hogy bo-
lond, inert jora intette nepet
En- ugyan senkit sem akarok in.
teni, cselekedjek mindenki ugy
ahogy nekl jol esik, de szomoruan
allapitom meg AIT a tenyt, hogy
egyelore bizony kilatasunk sin
csen ARA, hogy munkaad6nkt6l
t0bb kenyeret kapjunk. Habal
vannak is egyes kivetelek, hogy
valaki elvetve dolgozik egy-ke1
napot, ez mem jelenti AIT, hogy
mar dorbezolhatunk. Jusson csaA
eszinkbe, hogy kis megtakaritott
penzecskenk hamar visszakarika
xix oda, ahonnan jott, kapitalis
TAX kezeibe.
Kovesslk meg hat magunkat
Rendezzunk kevesebb mulatsago
e sanyaru. vilagban! Igyekezziinl
J inkabb jobban 0sszetartani, hogy
az ARA szorul6kat segelyezni tud
juk. Remelve, hogy senkit sen
sertettem meg, maradok kiyal'
tisztelettel SzOrszalhasogat0
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-26
OLvAS0INK KOREBOL
T. Szerkeszt0 uri


Kezemben a lappal elgondol-
kozva iilok szobamban azon to-
rom a fejemet, hogy mi maradt a
multban nit hoz maid a jovo.
Megelegedessel olvasom az Ese-
menyek cimu rovatban, hogy a
magyar egyletek vegre valahara
abban stadiumban vannak,
hogy most mar ITALIAN megis egye-
siilni fognak egy Macy, eros ma
gyar intezmennye, = ha fognak
Ez a "ha fognak" Macy $40 azon-
ban, amin erdemes egy kisse elab-
randozni. Nagyon regen vajudik
mar ez a dolog listen tudja,
hogy meddig fog meg vajndni. En-
csak att6l felek, hogy ebb6l sem
lesz semmi.
Habar tudom, hogy ez talan
egy kisse k0zelebb hozna az anne
rikai magyarokat egymashoz,
ugy van ez dolog is, mint annyi
mas, hogy mindenki csak a maga
istenet dics6ri kiil0n, kiil0n. Exert
mondom en-, hogy kovessiik meg
magunkat $ iteljiink, erdemesek
vagyunk-e az eletre ebben a fel-
fordult keny6rtelen vilagban,
vagy sem.
Azert mondom, hogy felfordult,
kenyer nelkiili vilagban, inert, ha
az ember az ujsagot olvassa, lat
hatja, hogy csak az Egyesiilt AL
lamokban hivatalosan kimutatva
100000 ember van munkanel-
kill, Eur6paban vagy 100000 S
XII tudja mennyi meg a foldnek
mas tartomanyaiban.
A nepek eheznek, a hangulat
mindenfele forradalmi. Az ember-
mex MCCALL az esze, ha ARA gon-
dol, hogy hany ember menekul a
nyomor el0l a halalba, sajat
vereink KOHL is sZamoSan! s meg
is, ha az ember a lapokat kezebe
veszi, egyebet sem lat, mint mu-
latsagokat. Nyakra fore rendezik
a balokat, tea -estelyeket, szinielo-
adasokat mindenfele. Hogy ne
menjiink messzire, varosunkbar
most februar 14-en harom mulat
sag volt rendezve lore, 16-ra
17-re 22-re egy-egy, hat meg
ami mar megvolt ebben a h6nap.
ban! Ez igazan meg jobb munka
viszonyok kereteben is sok volna
mem ilyen mostoha viszonyok
k0z0tt.
Bocsanat sz6ert. Mem azer1
from en- mindezeket, mintha talaf
irigyelnem honfitarsaim mulato
zasat. Oh mem, hadd teljen ked
viik, hadd mulassanak, gondolon
magamban, ha ugy tetszik nekil
S van hozza kedviik es jo mely
zsebik.
De most mar igazan kovessiil
meg magunkat! Mondjuk meg a!
| igazat akar tetszik valakinek
akar mem. En- ugyanis neha, mi
kor a varosban jarok, ami bizon,
mem gyakran esik meg, csak hi
dolgom akad legsziiksegesebl
holmikat bevasarolni, meg ha
k0nyvtarba megyek neha ingyel
konyvert, hogy legyen mive
agyoniitni a sok dologtalan id6t
latom az embereket hosszu orral
4 s6hajtozva ballagni. Nemely is
mer6ssel beszedbe elegyedek,
ilyenkor aztan karomkodnak, Sc
hajtoznak> hogy mi lesz veliinl
mines munka, nincs kenyeriinl
gyermekeink eheznek, rongyol
kodnak. lit az ado, fizetni kell
lit az egylet, fizetni kell! TIT 8
ad6ssag t0rlesztes, fizetni kell
mines mibol! Mines mib6l! Nint
mibGlI