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Evening star., 1933-07-03
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PAPE.

Ma was getting ready to take me
downtown this afternoon, and she start
ed to put her hat on in front Of the
mirrer. saying, What site. my good
ness, I look awful today. I look a thou
sand years old.
q, ma, no you don't, you look CRATE,
I said, and ma said. look like CRATE
grandmother, that's how look. I
haven't looked rite ever since had
that touch Of the foo. and today I lcok
perfeckly appawling, she said.
Aw. G. ma. you look swell, I said,
and ma said, know how I look, can't
be cheered up that easily.
And we started out and ma met some
lady in the trolley car, saying. Why
hello Bertha, I haven't seen YOU for
ages, and the lady saying, No, you're
q site for sore eyes, ! meer in a man
ner of speaking because you're Ger
teny not looking well, have you been
i'll?
Why no. a site cold but I didn't
think 1t was as evident as all that, my
goodness, ma said, and the lady said,
Yet indeed, noticed immeeditly, your
face is thinner and you have a very
tired look. Well I'm glad to of seen
you. I'm getting of here. she said.
Wich she did. Being a thin lady
with pointy nose, and ma said, Well
Of all things the nerve of that woman,
I had a good mind to slap her face,
such malicious exaggeration I never
heard in my life.
Well, G ma, what's a matter, you
said the same thing about yourself ony
verse, and when I tried to tell you
diffrent you wouldn't believe me, so
how is she exaggerating? I said, and
ma said, Don't ask so many questions
about things you don't understand.
Proving ladies are funny.
Evening star., 1933-07-03
Conquering Contract
.By p. HAL SIMS

Mr. Sims is universally acclaimed the
greatest lipin1 contract and auction
player. He Uds captain OF the re-
no,Dued -Four Horsemen" team and has
won "a national cham mpionships since
1924. These articles are based ON the
Sims system, iDhich includes the one
oper-one principle, Which the Sims
group of players tods the first to en-
ploy and deuelop.
More Slam Developments.
T EFT us next assume that your
partner holds exactly the same
/ responding hand as that given
yesterday. namely:
r.. sR; X ka1 81. G1I.H111 5..
but that your own hand, on which you
open the bidding with one no trump,
though containing exactly the same
high cards as the short-suited no.
trumper discussed yesterday, contained
them in this Distribution:
aatss. ( jx 81. e. 4 kxxx1
With Suit Length, Slam May be Bid
Immediately.
The bidding having been one no
trump by you, three no trumps, you can
almost name the three primary tricks
in your partners hand, but now you
know that the slam is a certainty, the
only possible loser being in clubs. So
bid six clubs. This says to your part
ner: "Your bid announced three pri-
mary tricks, and my hand tells me
nearly what they are. I have great
concealed strength in my hand-strength
which might not have materialized with
different bidding from you, but which,
on your response of three no trumps
makes it evident to me that six clubs
is a safe contract"
With the hand given above. partner
would pass in a rubber game. In match
point play he would bid six no trumps,
relying on squeeze to get rid Of any
adverse protective card which you could
have ruffed out If the hand had been
played with clubs as trumps. But If
he held @ in clubs, he should in
either case bid seven clubs, as you
have told him that six clubs will be
made though you do not know where
the queen lies, and are evidently al
Evening star., 1933-07-03

But grandpa's sick, and the doctors
there!" -,
"Oh! All right, I'll come. Jim, Will
you take my pace at shortstop?'
The boy addressed as Jim was one OF
Aliens chums, his closest friend, and
he readily agreed to the request.
Whats the matter with grand.
father asked Allen as they walked
homeward.
| ITS something very bad" replied
Roberta THE doctor says he has had
a stroke"
When the children reached their
home, the doctor met them in the
hallway.
How is he?" they asked in breath.
HE has Just come back to conscious
ness" said the doctor, "but I am
| doubtful whether he will pull through.
1 However, we'll do the best we can.
Your next-door neighbor, Mrs. Grove.
has offered to serve a. nurse for him.
She Is In the bed room now. will call
again late this afternoon"
Can we see him now?" asked Allen.
eyes, you can visit him for just
minute"
When old Capt. Thompson saw them,
a smile lighted his face, but he did not
speak After telling him to be sure to
get well soon, they quietly left the room,
Evening star., 1933-07-03
NV Neighbor Says:

The success Of frying depends
upon two things-having enough
fat completely to cover the articles
cooking in it, and having the tat
smoking hot.
Turning the mattress under a
person who cannot get out of bed
may sound difficult, If not i'm
possible, but it is easily done.
Draw the mattress well to the
side of the bed, leaving bare
strip Of the wire mattress. Upon
this place three or four pillows
in q straight line parallel with the
mattress. Drawing carefully upon
the sheet on which the patient
lies he may be transferred to the
pillows while the mattress Is
turned.
When sweeping a room, open
all the windows and sweep toward
the center. This prevents the dust
from settling on the woodwork
and the walls do not get so dusty
as they otherwise would.
A quart Of milk for the child,
a pint for the adult, daily, with
whole grain cereals, with leafy
and other vegetables, beside the
potato, and with the citrus and
other fruits, will protect the body
against disease and make for good
health.
(copyright. 1881
Evening star., 1933-07-03
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS,

scalp with zgzag motion all over the
skull.
3. Daily brushing Of hair and ar
rangement of becoming coiffure.
4. Shampoo every two weeks; weekly
for blonds or those who are exposed
to a very dusty atmosphere.
S. Setting-up exercises twice day,
including foot exercises.
g. Some outdoor exercise daily.
7. Weekly manicure and pedicure.
g. Daily care Of the armpits to keep
them sweet and clean. Hair should be
removed with depilatory and de-
odorant or anti-perspirant used regu-
larly.
g. Necessary cosmetics and beauty
aids include correct shades Of makeup,
powder base. cleansing cream or oil,
absorbent cotton or cleansing tissues.
nourishing cream. skin tonic. facial soap
and complexion brush, at least two hair
brushes and combs, two toothbrushes
and dentifrice. hair oil or curling fluid
COR BOTH if needed. manicure prepa-
rations and tools. Most skins require
an astringent type Of skin tonic.
Evening star., 1933-07-03
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

and spent anxious hours waiting until
the return of Dr. Parker.
Following his second visit, the doctor
did not offer any greater hope for the
captains recovery. but told Allen and
Roberta that they could have talk
with their grandfather, who had ex-
pressed a wish to see them again.
do not worry about me-" said Capt.
Thompson when they entered the bed
room. This may be the end of my
life's voyage, and if it is I shall be
sorry to leave you; but I do not want
you to be too sad"
Tears came to Roberta's eyes when
she heard these words, but her grand
father turned to her and said:
Don't cry. little girl. want you to
be brave-now, and at all times in
your life. Prevent trouble before it
happens, If you can: but when trouble
comes, face 1t bravely. have done all
in my power to prepare for this event.
and I have set aside funds for your
education and Aliens. That makes me
happy, now.
Il am waiting for an important let
ter from DR.. Barstow of the Museum
Of Natural History, and it has not come
yet. Maybe 1t will be here tomorrow
hope I shall live until 1t comes"
CONTINUED tomorrow.)
Several thousand more copies Of the
Surprise Leaflet' will be mailed with
out charge to readers who send me a
stamped, return envelope. This leaf1et
Is one OF the most popular I have OF
fered. It contains riddles, and tells how
to perform magic tricks.
Evening star., 1933-07-03

~ q =
even though she
has never been to
see me?"
Answer-No rules
of etiquette are SO
casually observed
as those Of card
leaving. For one
p erS on who Is
punctilious there
are a hundred who
h ave seemingly
never even heard
that cards should
be left with a first
invitation. 1t is
always best to take
people as one finds
them. And above
oil ~ 41~r;Ia~ ;v
Evening star., 1933-07-03
The Old Gardener Says:

Many of the ANIMALS can be
transplanted readily, and for this
reason can be used to fill vacan-
cies in the borders or beds. They
may be purchased so as to get a
quick start with vacation gar
dens. Some kinds, like poppies
and mallows, are dfficult to move,
but zinnias, asterS, marigolds, pot
marigolds and cosmos can be
shifted about with little diff
Guilty, providing soil is kept on
the roots and plenty of water
provided. Even perennials can
still be transplanted. this being
particularly true Of the anemones.
It Is very important, though, that
plants moved at this season
should not be allowed to dry out.
It is Just as necessary to moisten
the soil thoroughly before the
plants are moved as after they
have been set in their new loca-
tions. The soil should also be
well ftrmed around the roots. SO
that no air pockets will be left.
(Copyrisht. 1933.)
Evening star., 1933-07-03

for sympathy. Mother Bear merely
grunted, and it wasn't grunt Of SYM
pathy at all.
That is no way to fall" growled
Mother Bear.
But didn't do it purposely." whined
Betty Bear. II didn't want to fall.
don't want to fall again ever"
You will" growled Mother Bear
mo, I won't" declared Betty Bear.
"I won't climb any more and then
can't fall"
You will do both and you will learn
how to do BOTH" growled Mother Bear.
You won't be ready to go out into the
Great World by yourself until you do. :"
II don't see why" whined Betty Bear.
You will in time" replied Mother
Bear. II wouldn't give much for a
Evening star., 1933-07-03

19s Ss d xy t u 6ns
w .ss ms
world @ rae'' oser among n''A00S ana wives 'ne same As
m Taking BY and large & and
& @ for k some @ aesoano h he w As s oene @ Y5
perhaps they with more fortitude. "
IT good why
sas t ss
sas al s for qs and nS ean
Undoubtedly of pioneer spirit into
n congenal M when mistake
unhappy disciplined people dA did, w As acceptance
or the chief among
@ au sn v @ snd
en apec ahn s ao n be IN s = Ms sna the
to be gGdnss and angels and when
sacrifices are married
al quit. " "'' "A wv pi'A' W '''0" up OUT nAhas
dsvg We -, are ,1 not content
as long the two partners together
sass and h at s
WHEN happen
dinners bringing the envelope
ee o e hare ou
devoted mothers But American
f n ahn nz ss % With m & a s p 10 nd n demands h M da besides
NOR reasonable in their demands
they
luxury yet keep up Of fiery ovnaking
no country give up
a h a
they dumb Romeos
Evening star., 1933-07-03

we have found that having only the
former simplifies life good deal
The effort to simplify is not, how
ever, entirely the result of a shrinking
income. Lack of time as well as lack
of means makes the active, modern
woman look for the essential things in
every department Of her life. letting
superf1uities go until time Of greater
leisure and prosperity arrives.
There Is bound to be some difference
of opinion as to essentials, especially in
beauty culture. Some women may feel
that the whole thing must be aban-
doned for the time being. while others
consider the weekly facial, wave and
manicure at beauty shop as necessities.
Whether or not professional beauty
treatments are taken as regularly as
heretofore, the daily and weekly care
OF complexion. hair and hands should
be classed as essentials in every wom-
Evening star., 1933-07-03
MENU FOR A DAY.

BREAKFAST.
Baked Apples.
Oatmeal with Cream.
Creamed Clipped Beef on Toast.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Pea Soup.
Twisted Rolls.
Creamed Carrots and Peas.
Broiled Bacon.
Coffee Gelatin.
Plain Cream.
Cookies.
Tea.
DINNER.
Boiled Ham.
Cabbage.
Potatoes.
Beet, Celery and Potato Salad.
Rhubarb Pie.
Cheese.
Coffee.
BEEF ON TOAST.
One jar Of Clipped beef, three
potatoes cut in dice, four pieces
toast. Boil potatoes until done;
then make a white sauce as fol-
lows: Two tablespoons butter
(melted), two tablespoons flour,
one and one-half cups milk. Mix
flour with butter: stir in slowly
milk, a pinch of salt and pepper,
Cook carefully until it thickens;
add Clipped beef, which has been
tern in small pieces, and potatoes.
Stir we'll and cook for minute.
Pour on hot. buttered toast and
serve at once.
COFFEE GELATIN.
Soak one-half box gelatin In
one cup water one hour; then add
two cups boiling water, one cup
sugar, one cup clear, strong
coffee.
SALAD.
Mix equal quantities chopped
boiled beets and crisp celery and
boiled potatoes. Moisten with
boiled dressing. Serve on lettuce
leaves.
(Copyright, 1887
Evening star., 1933-07-03
Lesson in Art of Falling.

There's art IN all things great and small,
Fen in the proper way to fall.
Mother Bear.
"Ohhh!'' gasped Betty Bear when
she could get her breath after tumble
from the first tree she ever had climbed
"Ohhh!" Then she began to whimper.
You see she was very small bear, a
wee cub. She was more frightened
than hurt. She looked at Mother Bear
Evening star., 1933-07-03
N A T u r E S
C. H LID r E n
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
Quail.
Colinus virginianuS.

Colinus virginianuS
~ OBJ WHITES have tried to make
X you call them by their right
name, yet 1t really seems hope
less Announcing his name to
you year after year. yet he is
called partridge or quail right in the
face Of his introduction.
In the Eastern United States and
Southern Ontario. Bob White-let's call
him by his right name-is familiar
sight. and of late years the birds have
extended their range westward, pre-
ferring settlements along the railroads
The true partridge and quail differ in
habits and appearance and are Of the
Old World. We found Bob Whites here
and because they resembled. to a GER
tain extent, the Old World favorites,
they were given their names.
Bob White maidens are not easily
won. In fact, to receive the favor Of
ones attention is an achievement
Rivals fight bitterly and desperately to
Evening star., 1933-07-03
JOLLY POLLY
A Little Chat on English.
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.

F. GA Frenchman says America
has lost her soul" Is the preferred form
Claim is correct when the meaning
is assert with readiness to maintain and
confidence that the thing asserted can
be maintained, with the added idea
that it makes for the advantage or side
of him who asserts or maintains it.
Evening star., 1933-07-03
Adventure of Northland.
CAPTAINS Illness.

III A LIEN, you must come home
- ~ at once!"
II It was a l2-year-old girl
1 \ speaking, sweet little Roberta
Thompson. She had come to
the field where her older brother was
playing base ball.
Whats the matter?" asked, Allen
It don't want to leave until the games
over
Evening star., 1933-07-03

URING the last few years many
of us have been learning
through none too happy ex-
perience the difference between
essentials and Injuries And
Evening star., 1933-07-03
Good Taste Today
By EMILY POST.
Famous Authority on Etiquette.
EAR MRS. POST: I ar

EAR MRS. POST: am
IS newcomer in town. and have
received an invitation from
a neighbor who has never
called I know that, &C
cordine to strict etiquette, she should
at least have lett her lnVltatlon WIN
a card. I am going to her party IN
spite Of this. Should pay party
Evening star., 1933-07-03
|DorothyDix| ,::;;;:;, :: e: g: e,
Chief Reason Still Lies in Sentimentality O
Americans, Who Expect Fabe Human
Beings to Be Angels
Why Does
U. S. Lead
World
in Divorce?

YONDERMENT
much more common in the United States than in other
civilized country
and hckeness among husbands the
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

Termeszetesen mindenkit Wis.
galnak.>
A szenatusnak, az alsohaznak
az egyes allamok torvenyhozasai.
max lnegszamlalhatatlan mennyi.
segben van kiilonboz5 bizottsaga
amelyek mindegyiket mas mas
utasitassal Is mas mas celrs
szerveztek.
Vannak szenatusi bizottsagok
amelyek halaszat Is vadasza1
iigysben lettek kikuldve Is ezer
bizottsagok egyike tavaly egy
kirandulaseft vagy kilencezel
dollart szamitott fel a kincstar.
max IS vannak komolyabb rem
deltetessel megszervezett bizott.
sagok.
Reszben azert kiildik XII 6ket,
inert a tomegnyomas hatasa
alatt valami buzosebb panamat
kellett megvizsgalni. reszben
azert, hogy bizonyos pananakra
kozhangulatot csinaljanak az or
szagban.
A szenatus penziigyi bizottsa-
ganak egyik albizottsaga pe1daul
a bankarok es bankok panamait
probalja feliilvizsgalni az orszag-
ban.
Emleksz xix meg ra mindenki
hogy PecDra olasz szarmazas,1
ugyesz milyen kellemetlen meg
lepetest szerzett az orszagnak,
mikor a vizsgalatai soran nap
fenyre jott, hogy a Morganok, 4
Kahnok, meg a tobbi multi-milli-
omosok adot evek ota mem fizet.
tex.
Es bar a Morgan bankhaz
vizsgalatanak a soran szerettek
volna mar vizsgalatot is, de
kulonosen az iigyeszt lefujni, ak
koriban mem sikeriilt dolgot
egeszen eltussolni. Amit az epes
Glass senator oszinten sajnalt.
Annyit azonban elertek, hogy
a vizsgalat egy id6re szunetet
tartott Is mikor ait par hete
ujra kezdtek. az ujsagok megkap'
tax a parancsot: Mem szabad .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
Sheriff kezen egy magyar templom

Van egy csom6 protestan!
magyar egyh&z, (katholikus i
van sep sxamban) amelyekben ;
papot keptelenek fizetni, anne
lyekben 4 pap a szo sroros er
telmeben nyomorog q csalad
javal Is legnagyobb kiizdelmel
aran is igyekeznek a kamatter
heket fizetni.
Ennek mines sok ertelme.
Mines ertelme azert, inert ;
tartozasok 4 legtobb ilyen eset
ben meghaladjak az cricket. mer
renlknytelen 4 kizdelem Is mer'
1egy nagyaranyu inflaci6 nelku
lehetetlen lesz a tartozasoka1
megfizetni.
A legjobb lenne tehat, hs
minden elad6sodott, nehezen yer
g6d6 egyhaz azonnal erintkezes'
be lepne hitelez6ivel es meg
probalnak az egvezseget.
Ahol sikerul kiegyezes utjar
a tartozasokat levagni, OFT tobb.
re mem lenne az egyhaznak SILK.
sege.
Ahol azonban ez mem sikerul
'ott egyszeriien meg kell vain
valamilSen torvenyes formaI
kozt a terhekt6l es minel el6bt
teszik EFT meg, ANIMAL el6bb lesz
ujra egeszseges egyhazi elet alb
ban a hitkozsegben.
$50 Sc rola, mem el6kel6 do
log es bizonyos mertekben er.
kolcsi kifogas ala is eshetik, ha
egy egyhaz vagy gyulekezet POI
gari birosagoknal el a cs6d jo.
gaval, de ha kozelebbrol Wis.
galjuk a helyzetet, az erkolcs
kifogassal is, az el6kel6seggel i:
meg lehet alkudnunk.
Mem vitatkozik ma senki azon
hogy olcso. kevesebbet er6 dolla
rokat kaptak kolcson azok, akik.
mex a birtokan regi teher van
mint amilyen ritkava es ertekes
Sc Walt dollar a,ota az or.
szagban.
EFT tenyt tartjak szem el6t-
akkor, mikor a Home Loan Ban
kok leszallitott osszegii bondo
kat kinalnak az els6 helyre tab
lazott tartozasra es EFT az igaz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

sagot isnlerik el azok a hitele-
z5k, akik cs6don xviii meg
egyeznek, kiegyeznek AZ ADDS
saikkal, leszallitott osszegekben.
Ha 4 tulsagos terhek alatt
nyog6 egyhazat vagy gyiileke-
zetet a terhek egeszen megfojt-
jak, aminthogy kozel ali egy
cson6 egyhaz a teljes osszeros-
kadashoz Is szetzulleshez, ak
kor a hitelez6k meg kevesebbet
fognak kapni IS akkor sokkal
nagyobb erkolcsi vesztesegek er-
mex benniinket.
Ha kicgyezes vagy legalis cs6d
utjan egy-egy hitkozseg vagy
gyilekezet a terheket lemersekli,
akkor konnyebben meg lehet
kezdeni az, ujra-epites munkajat,
mintha a letoft Is lerongyolt hi
vek, akik az egyhazi terheket
|amugy sem kepesek viselni, husz-
harminc, esetleg szazezres ter
hekkel allnak< szemben, amelyek
vigasztalan tilalomfai minden
konstruktiv torekvesnek.
Akarmilyen nehez es kellemet-
len hat papoknak egy-egy XII
egyezesi kiserlet vagy cs6delja-
rassal szembenezni, ugy latszik,
hogy erre ra lesznek kenyszerit-
We, jo lesz tehat at minel el6bb
megtenni.
Az ember elgondolkozhatik
ugyan, hogyha a Reformed es a
Presbyter egyhazak a jelenlegi
helyzetben mem tudjak ilyen ke-
Seru pirulatOl a magyar gyule-
kezeteket megmenteni, akkor
minek volt az egesz bekat lenyel-
nj, de ez kerdes mas lapra
tartozik at reformatus la
poknak es papoknak lehetne Is
kellene eldOnteni.
lit csak a tenyt tudjuk re-
gisztralni, hogy a nagy amerikai
egyhazak ilyen eseteknel mem
nyujtanak menedeket IS ICY a
tartozasokkal tulterhelt egyhazak
papjainak minel gyorsabban a
vilagi birosagoknal kell me-
nedeket keresni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

dologgal front oldalon foglal-
kozni.
/ A Dillon, Reed & Co. bank
haz iizelmeir6l tehat csak rovid
hirt adnak az ujsagok Is ait Ell
dugjak a bels6 oldalalxon, hqgy
az atlag olvaso meg Sc tudja
talalni.
/ Aki azonban megis megtalal-
Ija. az roppant epiiletes doigokat
olvashat.
| Az elolvashatja peldaul, hogy
4 Dillon-Reed bankhaz egyik
nagystili panamajanal McAdoo
volt pen ,iigyminisztert alkalmaz-.
tax iigyvsdnek.
/ Es ma Mr.. McAdoo nemcsak
Ihogy szenatora ennek az orszAg-
nak,, California allan megbiza-
sab6f, hanem tagja annak
bizottsagnak, amely felllvizsgil--
ia a Dillon, Reed & Co. pana-
| nakat.
Lesznek, akik emlekeznek ra,
hogy McAdoo ur egy izben mar
keriilt erdekes helyzetbe, mikor
a Morganokat vizsgaltak.
Mikor kisiilt, hogy McAdoo is
rata volt azon listan, amelyen
a Morgan-borravalok lek6tele-
zettjei szerepeltek.
] Borravalot kapott evekkel ez--
el6tt a Morganoktol, akik min
den befolyasos embernek alkal--
mat adnak neha-neha, hogy ke--
ressen es kes6bb tagja volt a.
bizottsagnak, mely a Morgan
panamakat vizsgalta.
/ Es volt b5r az arcan, hogy
benne maradjon abban a BIZ
| zottsagban es t6bbi senator
urak, a McAdoo kollegai, egyet-
len szoval sem irtak. vagy znond-,
tax, hogy talan tisztesseges, ta-
Ian jo, talan hasznos do1og lenne,
ha McAdoo ur bizottsagi tag
sagrol lemondana. Mert az ugye-
megis furcsa, >hogy. 8 vizsgalja
feliil annak hankhaznak az,
iizelmeit, amelyt6l borravalo--
kat zsebrerakta.
A szenatoroknak, a kollegai-
max szinten meg volt bizonyara
a maguk jo Okla ARA, hogy
McAdoo-t lemondasra ne kerr
| jek.
Bizonyara McAdoo is "tudott
valamit' fel6lik, ami a senator
! urak szajat bezarta.
4 Most aztan megismetlodott a.
regi helyzet.
Most kisiilt, hogy McAdoo ur-
ugyvedje volt annak a cegnek
egy kis panamaban, amely ma A.
szenatusi vizsgalo vizsgalo BIZ
zottsag elott all, hogy uzelmeit.
szell6zzek.
| Es McAdoo most sem erezte.
a szukseget, hogy 1emondjon.
| Mem is rnondhatna le.
! Morganek is, Dillon -Reedek is
azert fizettek meg, hogyha vala-
ha "jam"-be kerilnek, legyen
kire tamaszkodni.
Fl Es ezeket a nagy kutyakat
mem lehet double cross-oIni, azok-
kal mem lehet szembeszallni, azo-
kat nem lehet lefizetett embe-.
reknek hatbaszurni. Mert azok
| visszaiitnek.
II Mr.. McAdoo tehat mem mond-.
hat le, ha akar sem, SENATOR.
tarsai nem kerhetik, hogy mond-
jon le, bizonyara ok tudjak,
hogy miert mem, benne marad
tehat tovabbra is a bizottsagban.
Benne marad vizsgalobizott-
sagban, hogy azokat a blnoket
vizsgalgassa, apelyeket az 5 se-
gitsegevel, az 8 tanacsai szerint,
az 8 kozremiikodesevel kovettek
el a bankarok.
Trefanak, viccnek lehetne =
/ do1onf nAvezn; ha rAro ,racne =