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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-04
FOUR DAY SESSION
 AT STATE COLLEGE
League of Women Voters to Open Meeting on
 June l3
ION CITY PROBLE MS

Mrs Walter Berry of Watertown, Mrs Herbert Knox of Farming ton, pr Katherine Blunt, president of Connecticut college, Miss Kath- arine Ludington of Lyme and Miss Florence Harrison of the Connec- ticut League of Women Voters will have charge of the program for the four-day institute on constructive economy in government which will be held at Connecticut College in New London, June 13 to 16.
 The institute is being planned by the Connecticut League of Women Voters and Leagues in New Eng land. New York and New Jersey will be asked to send delegates and participants to the discussions which will cover such questions as: What is the efficient unit of local government; can rural districts af- ford modern welfare and educa- tional services; how can our cities be made more efficient; does our tax system need modernizing? The National League will cooperate by sending representatives of it's de- partment of efficiency in govern ment.
 Sessions of the school will begin on the evening of Tuesday, June, IS, with a dinner and an address by an outstanding speaker on the broad outlines of public economy. Wednesday mornings session is planned to take the form of a !cri- tical discussion of stae legisla- lures, their bases of representation and the problems of dual office holding, the appointing power and home rule.
 Dr Thomas H. Reed of the Uni versity of Michigan will be present from Wednesday noon through to Thursday noon to act as expert ad- visor to round tables on local gov ernment finance and to give a for mai address on Wednesday even- ing. Dr Reed is one of the nations foremost authorities on municipal government.
 Problems of taxatoin will be dis cussed on Thursday afternoon and evening and problems of govern ment personnel on Friday morn ing. Experts will be present to lead all discussions. The conference will close on Friday, June 16, af- ter luncheon.
 Connecticut College will provide room and board at a nominal price for all in attendance for the dura- tion or any part of the conference. Registration can be made for the whole course or for single scs- siOnS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-04
Police Hunch Is Good And Arrest
 Follows Shortly
Railroad Hill Street Resident Goes to County Jail in Default of Bonds = Charged With Removing Radio From Restaurant Search Reveals Case Of.Grapefruit

Grape fruit and 8 radio were among the articles of alleged stolen merchandise taken from the home of Walter Shrader, IS, of 46 Railroad Hill street when searched by the police last evening for evil dence. The young man had the essentials for Hollywood diet and music for his daily health exercises. Rather than explain whether he had been seeking thrills or the proper method for retaining his youthful appearance, Shrader waived examination in police court today and was ordered held for superior court by Judge Edward Mascolo. In default Of bail of $500 he was taken to the county jail in New Haven.
 Shrader was arrested yesterday noon by Lieutenant Matthew J. Balanda and Detective Connie Shannahan and charged with breaking and entering. He is al- legged to have removed the radio from a North Riverside street res taurant. Seven dollars in cash disappeared at the same time
 The detectives learned of the presence of the radio in Shrader home and had their suspicious as to how it managed to get there. A full case of grape fruit was also found and obtaining no satisfac- tory answer to the queries as to where it had been purchased the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-04

officers included it in the list of suspected, stolen goods.
 James Robinson, 22, of 147 North Elm street, was given q suspended jail sentence of thirty days on the charge of taking an automobile without the permis- sion of the owner.
 A discharge was ordered in the case of John Andricus 26, of Ill Drawer avenue. He was arrested on, the charge of breach of the peace. He admitted being in- voIved in a fight. but claimed he was justified in his actions to re- sent insulting remarks made to his 16-year-old sister.
 Ronald Marci1, 23, of AT East Main street, obtained continu- ance today until May 18th. He is charged with reckless driving as a result of an accident on West Main street yesterday afternoon. He may also be arraigned on the additional charge of evasion of responsibility. The police claim that Marcil after cutting in front of a car containing three young women from Litchfield and pull ing off the bumper of the car continued on his way without stopping. He was chased and overtaken by Patrolman Joseph Phelan of the police motor. patrol. The accident occurred near the corner of West Main and Willow sfreefS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-04
HIGH HONOR FOR
 MISS ANNA NADEL
COmplimented For Paper Read. in New Britain
 Normal School
TEACHES AT LEBANON

Miss Anna Nadel of AZ Bronson street, who was one of the principal speakers at a reunion of the 1881 classes of New Britain Normal school recently, was the recipient this morning of a letter from Her bert D. Welte, principal of the nor mal school, complimenting her upon her comments on Empress sions of Beginning Teacher. Miss Nadel at present teaches in Lebanon, Conn.
 Principals Welte's letter follows: My dear Miss Nadel:
 I wish to express my personal appreciation to you for your par ticipation in the recent follow-up conference which was held at this school. Your comments were well presented and well received by ev- eryone present. I am hoping that it will be possible for us to ar range for similar conferences an other year for it is my opinion that only by continuing the friendly feeling which exists between the members of our staff and our graduates can we expect the New Britain State Normal school to be entirely successful.
 Very sincerely yours.
 H. D. WELTE, Principal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-04

Boston, May 4-Business re- covery for New England industries through new products. new designs new packaging and new merchant dising methods will be the object of important round table discus sions in which business men from all over the six New England states will take part when the New England council, through its In- dustrial committee, holds the sec ond annual New Products Con- ference in Boston on Thursday, May II, at Hotel Statler.
 Announcing the New Products Conference at New England Coun- cil headquarters here today. James w. Hook of New Haven. chairman of the councils industrial commit- tee. declared that through the de- velopment- of new products and new means of marketing these de- yelopments; many New England industries are combating depres-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-04
Dinner Meeting At Elton
 Saturday Night At 6

Professor Harry Elmer Burns
 will be the principal speaker at the dinner at tho Elton Saturday night at c o'clock under tho aus
 pices of the State Association of Probation officers and Protection
 League. This is part of the pros gram of the three day conference of social work in this city. May g.. ( and [. The dinner meeting saturday night ia open to tho puh- llc and tickets may be procured ct Ht. Johns parish house.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-04
New Institution
 Is Badly Needed
State Has Long Waiting List of Feeble=Minded
 Residents Legislature Considering Bill

Among the unsolved issues with which ConnecticYt's law makers will have to struggle in the closing weeks of the general assembly, is the problem of caring for the grow ing number of Connecticut's fee minded residents. With it's one institution at Mansfield filled to ca pacity, and a waiting-list of some $40 girls and boys said to be in urgent need of care and training in an institution for the feeble minded, Connecticut has a problem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-04

Hampsshire Manufactures associa- tion, ex-officio.
 Vermont: Olin D. Gay; Benjam- in Williams; w. L. Mckee, presi- dent, Associated Industries of Yer mont, ex-officio.
 Massachusetts,: Henry P. Ken dall; E. Kent Swift, Frank H. Willard, president, associated In dustries of Massachusetts, ex-of- ficio.
 Rhode Island: Wilbur L. Rice; Robert S. Holding; Chester T. Mercy, president, Associated h. dustries of Rhode Island, ex-of- ficio.
 Connecticut: Clifford F. Hollis ter; E. Kent Hubbard, president, Manufa cturers' Association of Con- necticut.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-04
Annual Play At
 Davenport Hall
Pres sent d Last Night Under Auspices s of
 ChrismOn Society

The annual play of the Chris mon Society was presented before a large audience in Davenport hall last night. Frederick Vaill was director, Miss Eugenia Mall lette, stage manager and Miss Erma Delhime, assistant stage manager. The scene was laid in a college town and the play dealt with college and campus life.
 Those who participated in t were Miss Ruth Stibbs, Miss Eliz- abeth Mallette, Greig Ritchie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-04

Winthrop Curtis. Miss Marion Matthews,s Miss Frances Mallette, Alfred Green, Franklin Newberry, Charles Foster, Kenneth Mossis. The production committee includ- ed Miss Charlotte Perrine. Bur- leight Allen and David Hibbard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-04

All scssions Of tho general cons ference arc open to tho public whether members or not, except the Institute sessions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-04
BOY SCOUTS PASS
 SUCCESSFUL TESTS

Lawson Duncan of Troop II. Ernest Wells and James Duprey of Troop 27, Armada Fisher of Troop 26 and Robert Brodeur of Troop IS. were made second class scouts at meeting of the Waterbury Boy Scout Council reviewing board at scout headquarters last night. Those who passed second class eX- ans were: Winston Green, Albert Keyser and Russell Percival of Troop 1. Morris Dibner of Troop 23. Frank Plumb, Jr, and Robert Utenner of Troop 27. David Rosen- baum, Harry Seymon and Charles Young of Troop 29, and Frederick Candee of Troop 35.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-04

Over 4,000 volunteers collected $5,S00 for charity in the streets of Glasgow. Scotland, in one day recently.
Evening star., 1933-02-13

He repeatedly displayed superior
tactical judgment and knowledge of
artillery. and, by his exceptional
ability, leadership and devotion to duty,
rendered the maximum support to the
Infantry of the 1st Division in effect
lively executing the most difficult mis-
sions assigned to him.
He is now a lieutenant colonel of
Field Artillery at the Army War Col
lege, with residence at the College in
Washington.
Evening star., 1933-02-13
HONOR GIRL A SUICIDE
Jean Smith, 1S, Found With Pts
tol Clutched In Hand.


tol Clutched in Hand.
LOS ANGELES, February 13 R.-
Jean Smith, 18-year-old Beverly Hills
High School honor graduate. was found
dead yesterday in Higgins Canyon, a
bullet hole in her head and a pistol
clasped in her hand Officers said all
evidence indicated she committed
suicide.
The girl, valedictorian of her class
last year and recipient of a scholar
ship from Stanford University dtsap-
peared from home February 6. She
left a letter saying she was going out
in the world and find work" and ex-
pressed dependency because Of a
financial situation which would not
permit her to take advantage of the
scholarship.
Evening star., 1933-02-13

commander OF tlle
9Th Field Artillery,
1st Division, Amer
ican Expeditionary
Forces, he handled
the regiment so
brilliantly u n d e r
severe conditions
throughout the st.
Mihiel operation,
September II and
13, 1918, and In
the Meuse-A -Argonne
operations, Sep
tenber 80 to No
vember IL, 1918,
that the regiment
demonstrated an
unusually hi G h
degree of emci-
ency and morale.
Evening star., 1933-02-13
Districts Heroes
in the
World War
Compiled by Sergt. L. e. Jaeckel.

A S recorded in the official citation,
~ William H. Dodds, jr., colonel,
~ Field Artillery, U. S. Army, was
4 \ awarded the Distinguished Serv-
ice Medal for exceptionally
meritorious and distinguished services
in position Of great responsibility. As
Evening star., 1933-02-13

Dublin has asked the Irish Free State
for $500,000 for Winter relief work.
Evening star., 1933-02-13

and crepes. Brand new 1888 models,
showing new style features, to fit all
types and sizes.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1933-02-13

Polka dots have printed these dresses ON
the front page of fashions style book. The
material Is an excellent rayon crepe
Made up in new Spring styles. Sizes IA
to 40, and 38 to A.
Kanns-Second Floor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14
Observation-Disclosures
J. .tFolytat&s)

Gazdam onkentes bevonulasa nagy port
rxert fel az egesz kornyeken, szelteben-hosz-
szaban beszeltek rola Meg az irigyei meg
eharagosai is magasztalva emlegettek. Meg
keil adm neki igaz hazafi es jo peldat nu-
tat mindenkinek."
A pelda csakugyan ragados Mindig tu-
srcirnes fiam akkor beketlenkedett, nagyon
.snehetnekje volt neki is frontra. Szeren-
csenkre 1T mem engedtek niagara vallalt ko-
te1essegei 5 mi, szilei, titokban halat adtunk
,Sfette fstennek. Most ugyan sokan dicsek-
.szenek ket-harom fiok hosi halalaval, akiknek
-ueye aranyos betiikkel van megorokitve, mar
vaAytablan. de milyen jo, hogy en- mem di-
.csekedhetem. Akkoriban, igaz, sandan nezett
smindenki s3nelkllozhetetlenekre", inert sok-
ira bizony csak rafogtak. Misi nelkul azonban
pcsakugyan mi lett volna gazdasagbol azok-
ban nehez idokben, mkor az odaszokott
rrendes cseledseg helyett legfeljebb orosz fog
Iyokkal rendelkezett? No, de mem az kiiz-
Hodeseirol akarok most beszelni.
Gyorgy ur bevonulasa utan nemsokara
.4asag nekul maradt kastely. Asszonyunk
kozoite Misivel, hogy eivalalta Budapesten
egy korhaz vezeteset, azert alandoan Pesten
aog iakni Az Greg tekntetes asszonyt is vi
szi magaval, nivel Oft kozelebb az orvos, meg
patika. Meg a banatot gondot konnyebben
kiveri OFT a fejeb6l, mint a pusztai nagy
csendessegben.
Marasztaltuk oket, de mivel menni XII
.vankoztak mem gatohattuk meg. Misinek
eolyan nagy felelosseg szakadt nyakaba,
aogy volt nit viselnie! De, Istennek hala,
snegfelelt mindennel es mikor Gyorgy ur
egy esztend5 mulva szabadsagot kapott, ait
2nondta:
Mem. hianyzik lit gazda!
Macy oromunkre, csodalkozasunkra, Sc
Ebesaletlenul egeszsegesen jott meg. Pedig
mindig tuzvonalban volt, hol eszakon, hol
4deen
Szomoru mosollyal mondta:
iegenyseg kozt az hit van elter-
jedve, hogy engem mem fog golyo.
Tan ugy is van! - mondtam - De
inert az Istent megse jo kiserteni. tessek
mar most koztink maradni
- Mem lehet. Tiz nap mulva lejar
-szabadsagom.
- Sokan XII tudjak csinalni, hogy itthon
rmaradnak. Gyorgy urat meg Sc kivantak,
;n,agatol ment
- Eppen azert vegig tancolom fegy-
vertancot. S ha megerem hoey jo beket ko-
tunk, akkor taan megnvugszom.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14
MEGNYITNAK EGY
s REPUBLIC BANYAT.

A Republic Steel Corporation
Scabright banyajat Uniontown
incilett megnyitjak, es korilbeliil
ketszazotven banyaszt hivnak
vissza munkaba.
a banyat a nyaron zartak le,
nikor altalanos sztrajk volt a vi
deken, most a tatsasag azokat
munkasokat hivja vissza, akik a
sztrajk el6tt a banyaban dol
gostak.
Termeszetesen lezart banya
munkasainak mem volt alkalmuk
szavazni, Is ICY valosziniileg
uJabb vita lesz maid. hegy letez-
hetik-e szervezet 4 banyaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14
Megis 11lozog a fold

Hogy azokbol mennyit fognak
megszavazni es mennyit mere
szelnek elgancsolni, ait meg mem
tudjuk. Merit hiszen a piszkos kis
fergek meg mindig a mellonok,
! grundyk zsoldjaban allnak, meg
azoknak jovoltab6l keriltek a
torvenyhozasnak nevezett paro-
dia csarnokaba.
De foldrengesben a legel-
szantabb, legvakmer6bb, a leg
hitvanyabb martal6cok is megre-
mulnek Is remelnunk lehet, hogy
mem mereszelnek a november
foidrengessel egeszen szembe-
szallni.
Hogy inkabb elviselik uraik
es parancsol6ik korbacsat, mint
a foldrengest, mely Me1lonokat
meg tobbi nagy crookokat XII
dobta hatalomb6l.
Is Pinchot kormanyzo elnl
akar az alkalommal.
Olyan programot nyujtott at
a szamukra, anlelyt6l az egnek
mcredt a nagyt6ke haja Is a
mel, a fajdalom szaz vonitasat
cs vinnyogasat valtotta XII bel6-
lik.
Pedig milyen kevGs megis, a.
INIT ker toliik a dolgoz6 milliok-
,;dS.
Minimum-munkaber torveny.
Aggkori nyugdij.
A gyermekmunka megtiltasa.
Munkaid6 korlltozas a nd
Is gyermekmunkasok szamara.
Nagyobb segely a nincstele-
mex reszGre.
A kompaniak altal fizetett de-
rutyk eltiltasa.
Iorveny 4 munkadij v6del-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14

Ill ott a nagyt6kenek, inert Penn
sylvariia Observation-Disclosures a
,.cdelmere mindenhonnan megje-
lentck a ragadozok osztalyanak
a haJcsarjai, hogy felvonuljanak
Finchot ellen.
A Wall Street aranytronusan
iiio Morganok mem nezhetik New
Yorkban sem tetleniil. hogy az
aceltrust pennsylvania csaszar-
sagot meg akarjak adoztatni,
hogy az acelkozakok gangszter
sereget fel akarjak oszlatni, hogy
az acelvarcsok gyalazatos zart
bortoneit el akarjak torolni egy
szabad allan sziner6l.
De Pennsylvania nagy kor-
manyzoja mem fel. OFT all azon
a kis november foldrengesen,
amely a ket alias masinat, a
ko,rupci6 ket' elvetemult eszko-
1et- tonkre zuzta Is feny eget6en
m;;tatja a politikusok CRATER
hadseregenek, hogy mi lesz az
) sorsuk, ha a naluknal hatal-
1nlasabb uraival a nepharag ICY
el tudott banni az allamban.
Egy-ket h6nap alatt meglatjuk,
hogy mennyit mozdnlt a fold,
hogy mennyit haladt Mellonor-
szag Is mi mem tudunk jobbat
kivanni Pennsylvania szerencset-
len, kiuzsorazott, levetk6ztetett,
lassu ehezesre kenyszeritett ber-
ldbszolgainak. minthogy Pinchot
kertlljon XII gy6ztesnek a nagy
ila1cbd.
Az Egyesiilt Allalnok nepenek
pedlg ait kivanjuk, hogy nfYlxor
jov6re Mrs. Pinchot Ill belle
Pennsylvania kormanyz6i szeke-
be, nogy abban 4 ferje nyondo-
kait kovesse. 4 ferjevel talAlkoz-
Junk a washington szenatusban.
Pinchot Greg ember IS ha q
is ;ut 4 szenatusba, AZ palyajat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14

mere.
Kozvetit6 hivataI a bekelte-
tesre az ipari osztalyban.
A kompania valosok meg
szuntetese.
A penzteleniil ,allo iskola-ke-
iuletek azonnali lnegsegitese.
Karterites a munkaban SEER
zett betegsegekre, ahogy az
meg van a munkaban kapott
csonkulasra Is serulesre.
Mindezek olyan szereny, olyan
jogos kovetelesek, amiket reyes
regen meg kellett vo1na minden-
no! kapni a munkasnak, de a.
nelyek nagyon mereszek Mel
ionorszag t6ke-uralta hatarai
kozt.
A nagyt6ke persze nainden
msrges nyilat azonnal elkezdte
a javaslatokra l0voldozni.
Els6nek megszolalt a Chamber
of Commerce, a nagyt6keseknek
ez kartekony Is erkolcstelen,
fcl tozo Is megfert6zott intezme-
nye Is hangosan tiltakozni kez-
iett a javaslatok mindegyike elr
len, inert azok emelni fogjak a
telhetetlen nagyt6ke ad6jat.
Es OFT lebzselnek, OFT nyiizsog-
ilek mcgbizottaik, a nagyt6ke
zsoldjaban dolgoz6 iigyvedek
szazai Harrisburgban, hogy kGr-
Ijenek, fenyegessenek, er6szakos-
kodjanak Is hogy megszeppent
toryenyhozo urakat a grafte-
reket meg egyszer IS utoljara
megfelemlitsek, meg egyszer
mestcreik szolgalatara szoritsak.
AIT irjak a lapok, h0ky mem
lehet Harrisburgban szoB5t kap-
nj, annyi ugyvedje, annyi agense
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14

cezarok korlatlan hatalomma
uraikodnak.
Amelyben munkas legel.
nyomottabb, legkiszipolyozottabt
rabs<olgaja volt es ma IS az, az
III aknak, anlelyben a szenkozak
meg a vaskozak okie es winclles.
terje hataroljak az alkotmanyt q
dolgozo rabszolgaknak.
Es most ebben az allamban
kczd virradni.
Aiogy a faraok rabsagaban
szcnved6 zsido nepnek adott egy
Mozest a Gondviseles, eppen ugy
elilozta a mozest azoknak a sza.
mara is, akik Mellonorszag ipari
rabszolgasaganak jarmat huz.
zak.
Pinchot kormanyzorol ma,
gyakran irtam ebben az ujsag.
ban es ARA kertem minden DIVA.
sot, hogy ezt az embert figyelje.,
Akkor tint fel el6szor az ajax.
ia az orszagban, mikor a Roose.
welt kormany alatt a t6ke kap-
zsisaga ellen a szavat felemelte
mikor az orszag termeszeti kin.
cseinek az elrablasa ellen tilta.
kozni mereszelt.
Azota azonban mem jutott ma
gyobb szerep a szamara mind
addig, amig Pennsylvania lazado-
20 rabszolgai meg mem valasz-
tcttak kormanyzonak.
De miota a hivatalat elfoglalta
Vi korszak kezd6dott a Keystone
,oiate-Den.
Elelnte "buck"-oltak. eleinte a
nagyt6ke szolgalataban all6 tor
yenyhozas keresztiil 3huzta min
den szamitasat, megsemmisitette
ninden tcrvet, elgancsolta min
dea Javaslatat. amit a munkas
erdekeben a torvenyhozashoz be
nyujtott.
Az6ta azonban egy f0ldreng6s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14
Glzt6l Szenvedett Gyomr&ban

"Nagy fajdalmakat szenvedtem =
Syomromban felgyilemlett g&zt6l 6s
amikor ezek q rohamok elfogtak, nem
tudtam az 9telt magamban tartani 6s
csak hAnyas Altal talaltam enyhtl6st.
N6hany uveg Fornif6le Alpenkrauter
haszn&lata utan j6l erzem most ma
gamat 6s ism4t 6rvendek az 6letnek.
Est irja Mr.. Louis M. Kvalstein, Min
neapolisb6a, Mimi. Ez a megbizhat6
gy6gyfii orvossag az egesz vilagon
hirn3vre tett szert, inert kitiin6 ha-
tassal bir a gyomor mak0desere, va
iamint az em6sztes 6s eltavclitas To-
Iyamataira. A Forni-f6le Alpenkrauter
drogistaknal nem kaphat6. Csakis kd-
lon helyi igyn6k0k arusitiak Ha q
szomsz6dsAgban meg nincs helyi ugy.
n6k. egy nagy pr6bauveget bermente-
sen ktld 0nnek egy dollar6rt DR.. Pc
ter Fahrney & Sons Co. 25O1 Wa
shington Blvd, Chicago, III Irjon IN
gyenes magyar olvasni yal66rt 6s ~.
'vtl6gosit4s&rt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-12-14

Akik az emberlseg haladasat
hgycIuk, akik az elnyomottak,
"a hincstelenek, az. uldozottek faj-
edeimait regisztraljuk, akik ha-
talmasok, a ragadozok, az ural-
skodo osztalyok onzese ellen oro-
i.os haborut viselunk. azok neha
,megfaradunk es csiggedt lelekkel
azf allapitjuk meg, hogy a fold
2s6ha mem mozdul.
Hogy a faraokat ina egyszerii-
sA csak inaskent hivJak, hogy a
cezarokat most Morganoknak,
III Meiionoknak nevezik, hogy a
!. gui&ks 4,eiyett.snlost Palm Beach
ea meg Long Island-on palota-
kat epit berrabszolga hatal-
z;aasok gaz es onz6 oszta!yanak.
Az eletben mutatkoz6 szaz-
scEer tiinet okot ad csiggedes-
Ee. a sze1neink el6tt IS kora-
S6ttank lejatszodo Macy nemzeti
'tragedia ehes tizmillioi. igazoljak
"a kuzdelem fciadasat.
De azert a fold megis mozog,
. kishitiiseg pillanatai megis ell
mYlnak. inert akarfnilyen csiga-
1assusaegaLs akarmilyen 6lom-
-szarnyakon, a haladas megis csak
,a;iando.
"A faraok hajcsarjainak kezei-
i,d az ostorokat kivettek, NOR
.gaGoknak, meg wigginseknek me-
sezett modern faraok kapzsi lei
ixsflensegct szinten meg fogjak
lrxezni.
Aki mem hiszi, aki veglegesen
81 lenne csiiggedve, aki ugy erez-
ne. fogy it minden hiaba, azok-
NIX Pennsylvania kell isme-
stelkn m,1taltlom.
Meft ia van fellegvara ebben
~ orsxagban q telhetetlen, =
f1lank, ! Ielketlen r,agyt6kenek,
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