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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02
OUR CF1ILDREN'S STORY
By THORNTON w. BURGESS

cred The Merry Little freezes had
been shocked at first, and now they
were disguised. very much disguised
And | thought we were going TO
helpi' exclaimed the Merry Little
Breeze who had first suggested shak.
Ing down the brown nuts that Hapnv
Jack and Chatterer might be saved
Inc trouble OF climbing the trees for
them. Ill never shake down anoth.
er nut for those fellows If / know 1t!
But we did helpI'i cried another
Merry Little Breeze. I'VE helped
Striped Ghipmunk. Wasn't 1t funny
TO see him get all those nuts while his
cousins were quarreling about them?
! tell you what. let's go hunt up
Striped Chipmunk and help him and
leave those two badtempered fellows
10 get their nuts any way they cam
No sooner was It proposed than or
rushed the Merry Little Breezes to
look for Striped ChIpmunk. They
found him running along the edge of
the Green Forest looking for more
nuts
Hello, Striped ChIpmunk Come
play with usl" shouted one of them
mischlevously, knowing Just what
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02
THE WAY WE
FIGURE
BY DOUGLAS MALLoCH

u UT down two and carry one,
So arithmetic was done
In a schoolhouse ten by twenty.
When some simple rule was plenty.
Now the schoolhouse Is as wide
AS the world where men abide,
And 1 find, with problems bigger,
That amt now the way we figger.
Harder problem, harder school,
And 1t takes harder rule.
Seems today, with all our troubles,
What's divided always doubles.
Here liz what we seem to do:
Put down one and carry two.
Though the rules are simply stated
Life Is much more complicated.
Soon It's two In place OF one,
So our troubles are begun,
For there aren't very many
Folks who never carry any.
In life's school one rule is taught,
That you never carry nnught.
Yet perhaps what makes EN- bigger
Mostly Is the way we figger.
@. 1898. Douglas Mailoch.--wNU Services.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02

and dissolved in a half glass Of
warm water, repeating every 2 or
) hours as necessary. Sore throat
cases this way in q few minutes, in
credible as this may seem.
Ask your doctor about this. And
when you buy, see that you get the
real BAYER Aspirin Tablets. They
dissolve almost instantly. And thus
work almost instantly when you
take them. And for a gargle, Gem
uine Baycr Aspirin Tablets dis
solve with sufficient speed and
completeness, leaving no irritating
particles or grittiness. Get q box Of
II OF bottle Of 100 at any drug store.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02

women for the past 80 years. Here 8
ne sxperlene< cf Min Edna Fehhouxsn 4
NK No. lind St. Hlline, Mont Ever
hinE got on my nxryex aevcI fek like
ealing. did not rest well al night and was
depressed Ill the whik. | started to as Or
Titrce's Faverts Prescription and II toned
up my entire system, Improved my anpettle
ana svercame that nervous csndition /"
Write t. DR.. F1erts's Clinic, B.H.Io.
y. r. fer free medical advice.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02
THE BREEzEs DECIDE TO
HELP STRIPED CHIPMUNK

uAPpY JACK SQUIRREL and his
u cousin, chatterer the Red SPUR
rel, stared at each other, and for a
rev minutes neither could find a word
to say What had become of all those
brown nuts which the Merry4Little
Freezes had shaken down from the top
OF the tai chestnut tree, and over
which they had auarreled5 and fought
80 bitterly? Not one was to be found
It was just as II there never had been
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02

49, V'ofC sNlA1s
any. The Merry Little Breezes knew
what had become of them. and they
chuckled. Sammy Jay knew what had
become of them, and he chuckled the
most OF all. In fact, Striped Chip
munk was at that very minute tuckIng
away the very last Of those brown
nuts In his secret storehouse. No
wonder he chuckled.
Of course, Happy Jack and Chat.
terer soon guessed that while they had
been so fooishly quarreling. some one
else had found those brown nuts and
taken them away but who that some
one was they didn't know. What do
you think they did after staring at
each other for few minutes? II
sounds too foolish TO tell, but they be.
gan to quarrel again. Yes, sir, Happy
Jack and Chatterer began to quarrel
again.
And then they went at 1t again,
Quarreling as bitterly as before and
quite forgetting that there were more
nuts In the trees waiting to be gath.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02
End Serious Coughs
With Creomulsion

Don't let them get q strangle hold.
Fight germs quickly. Crcomulsion com.
bines the 7 best helps known to modera
science. Powerful but harmless Pleasant
@ take. No narcotics. Your druggis, will
refund your money If any cough or scld
40 matter how long standing Is no, 70
nos'u Dy 1reomulsion. ladv.)
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02

minced parsley, one bay leaf, two cup
fuls of tomato. one tablespoonful OF
f1our and salt and pepper to taste.
Blend the -four with n little butter be-
fore adding to the sauce. Cook for
half an hour, remove the bay leaf,
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02
DESSERT, FISH, MEAT
SAUCES

a DELICIOUS sauce to serve. on a
cottage pudding or any steamed
cake is.
Butterscotch Sauce.
To one cupful Of boiling water add
one cupful Of brown sugar, two table
spoonfuls OF -four, dash of cinnamon,
and one-fourth teaspoonful of salt
thoroughly mixed. Cook until the flour
has lost Its raw taste and the mixture
thlckens. stirring to prevent Jumping.
Beat In two tablespoonfuis of butter
and remove from the heat, adding one
half teaspoonful of vanilla or coffee
extract. This is good served hot on
Ice cream, custard or baked puddings
Hard Sauces.
Cream together one-fourth of q cup
full OF butter and threefourths cup.
full OF powdered sugar. add one-half
teaspoonful Of vanilla and one eighth
teaspoonful Of grated nutmeg. Long
beating makes a creamy. hard sauce.
Add the sugar slowly. For variety
substitute brown sugar and flavor with
maple or grated lemon or orange rInd.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02
NERVOUS WOMEN


r your nerves are
4 fraycd and yea
feel despenelent II you
suffer from periodic
pains oY weakening
drains whites
turn to the right
medicine. DR.. Pierr's
Favuite Prescrip-
-
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02
Hard Sauces.
Spanish Sauce.

Add two tablespoonfuls OF chopped
onion to two tablespoonfuls OF butter
and cook until tender and yellow. Add
one chopped green pepper. one-half
cupful OF celery. two teaspoonfuls OF
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02

cook ten minutes longer. adding the
flour and butter Mt this time. Now
add four tablespoonfuls OF minced ham
and serve at once.
@. 1888. Western Newspaper Union.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02
BONERs are actual humorous
tidblts found in examination papers,
essays, ETC., by teachers.

Lincoln was shot BY one of the
actors In moving picture show.
Roman hanquets the guests wore
garllcs on their heads.
State the economic value OF fish.
Fish drink up the water In time OF
flood.
Latitude and longitude are tmaei-
nary lines running around the earth
to show where you are and which
way. You are going.
Charles the Bald died without a
hair.
The Wedding Guest In "The Ancient
Mariner" beat his breast because he
had to buy the bride present.
TO- Bell syndicates1 --sWNu Service
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02

Most package medicines were origi-
naliy prescribed by that beloved in.
dividual, the memory of whose self
sacrificing life Is most beautiful
the old family physician. Being pre-.
scriptions OF merit which produced
results, they survived. They became
much In demand and consequently
much prescribed by their original
ors. Perhaps the demand grew so
rapidly that the old doctor found
himself unable. with bis limited
equipment. his modest kit. to ali
the need. Often he. sometimes as
sisted by his kinsmen or friends, pre-.
pared to meet the demand by a
quantity production, that the meri
torlous prescriptions might receive
the widespread use which their Don
ularity justified. Then came years of
-
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02
Romantic Origin of
Package Medicines

Some of the most interesting ro-
mances win be found in the march
of industry: for back OF nearly ev.
cry product which gains public &C
ceptanee is the very human story OF
somebody's Ideal. ambition. ingenu-
zity. enterprise, disappointment, strug.
gle and final achievement.
The prIvations and hardshlps
which accompanied the early years
OF the development of package medi-
cines are an important part of the
history of our nation. The public
seldom appreciates the doubt, the
ridlcule. the ostracism and the enor.
nous financial risks which were suf.
fered by the early pioneers in med
cines. Their faith, determination
and pioneering spirit were RESPONSE
BILE for developing and bringing to
our medicine shelves those well
known package medicines which af
ford economy and convenience. and
which are so essential to our every
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02
Almost Instant Relief In This Woy

II you have a cold-don't take
chances with cold killers" and
nostrums. A cold is too dangerous
to take chances on.
The simple method pictured
above is the way doctors through
out the world now treat colds.
1t is recognized as the QUICK
EST, safest, surest way. For it will
check an ordinary cold almost as
fast as you caught it.
That is because the real BAYER
Aspirin embodies certain medical
qualities that strike at the base OF
cold almost INSTANT y Y.
You can combat nearly any cold
you get simply by taking BAYER
Aspirin and drinking plenty Of
water every 2 to 4 hours the first
day and 8 or 4 times daily there
after. If throat is sore, gargle with
5 BAYER Aspirin Tablets crushed
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02

Fifty children, including thirty.nine
girls less than five years old, are list
60 - married In Mysore state. IndIa
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-02-02

a DELICIOUS sauce to serve. on n
: cottage pudding or any steamed
Evening star., 1933-06-13
ROOSEVELT HIGH
STUDENTS HONORED
MANY Awards Are Presented
for Meritorious Work
During Year.

Roosevelt High School students who
performed meritorious work during the
past year were honored in the schools
first June Award day. yesterday in
the school auditorium. The awards
were made by Allan Davis. principal
and were headed by the Howard book
award, which went to Howard Tabler
of the junior class, and the Michigan
plaque to Alvin Ehrlich of the senior
class
Other awards follow:
Art-Y. Forcella. E. KatZ, G. Lad
son. L. Sapienza. E. Spicer, A. Marks.
Business efficiency-L. Bender. N
Chaconas. M. Cuticchia. H. de Fillipis,
N, Diskin. j. Friedman, S. Karydakls.
j. Lieberman A Lunch, A. Singer, S.
Sothoran, j. Werber.
Dramatics-R. Eisinger, A. Oddone,
Y. Pannill.
Literary efficiency-D. Campbell, c.
Conway. R. Daniels. F. Lynn M. Parker,
M. Sparks, L. Thomas.
Music-A Clark, S. Voronof, j.
1arcombe, P. Blackwell.
School Betterment-G. F. Feldman,
E. Gray, V. Huntington, S. Kahanov,
I. Keeley, H. Krautwurst, c. Mastro-
marino E. Meisenhelter. D. Phillips,
L. Sapienza, L. Shoots, M. Wade
Athletics-R Grimm, R. Keller. j.
Black, manager; c. Giovannetti. Baroni
c. Curtin, ]. Fradin. J. Garner. j. Nicely,
j. Rhodes. D. Scher, J. Sherman, M.
5Caponnetto, M Chaconas, M. Kagle,
j. Kessler, c. Mastromarino. M. Rhodes,
C. Rock, A. Sartori, M. Staub, H. Will
liamS, D. Holloway.
Cadets-Capt A. Ehrlich, Capt. r,
Freear, Lieut.. P. Wesley, Lieut.. w.
White, j. M. Basso, E. Gallagher, H.
Kitchner. r. Blankenship, w. Saunders,
H Krautwurst, r. Wiley. w. Lee, w.
Hudson, S. Smith, F. Ready, F. Armani,
N. Sparks, c. Goodwin, w. Christensen.
r. Hansen, J. Rawlings, L. Prutzman,
H. Dorman, A. Johnston, F. Benjamin.
r. Woodrum. H Nichter, w. Saunders,
j. Hewitt, w. Bastian, T. Owen, A.
Branscomb, c. Argyropoulos. T. Hodges,
Evening star., 1933-06-13
NJ. |. T. EDUCATOR DIES
Trained Thousands for Engineering
Service During War.

BOSTON, Mass, June 13 tR.-Prof
Edward F. Miller. 81, head Of the de-
partment of mechanical engineering at
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
died yesterday at his home here. He
had been connected with the mechani-
cal engineering department since 1886.
Prof. Miller was a native of Sommer-
vile and graduated from M. I. T.
in 1886.
During the World War Prof Miller
had charge of the establishment and
direction of eight schools in which
thousands of men we're trained as en-
gineer officers for service in the Ship
ping Board fleet.
Evening star., 1933-06-13

w. Via, z. Ullman, ". Peary, w. White,
R. Thompson, J. Brownell, r. Wiley.
l.. Dobschulty, A. Johnston, NJ. Brenner.
Evening star., 1933-06-13

Its quaint circle and dot de-
sign in green, gold, blue, orchid,
rose or white, hand tufted on a
nice quality muslin that looks
better after each washing. Does
not require pressing. The price
is very special.
Evening star., 1933-06-13

The "Aristocrat"-the fin
est Inner-Spring Mattress,
the Heller Company makes
)now at this low price. Filled
with 228 resilient coil
springs, rubber button tufted
with 2. 7-inch edge, and COW
cred with a paneled damask
ticking.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10

cialistak legyenek, hanem ALTA
lanos farmerseggel foglalkozza-
max, amely .els6 sorban sajat
kenyeriiket ada az asztalukra.
Ha tizezer vagy otvenezer far
inert elvisznek egy videkre, hogy
strawberry termeljenek, akkor
katasztrofalis valsagot hozhatnak
ARA az egy iparra. Ugyanez tor
tenek, ha valamennyi tojast es
baromfit, vagy buzat termelne.
Ha azonban olyan videkekre
viszik 6ket, ahol general farm
ing" ("altalanos termeles') lehet-
seges a szamukra, aho1 termel-
hetnek tengcrit, nevelhetnek ba.
romfit. ternelhetnek tejet. hiz-
lalhatnak sertest. els6 sorban =
sajat szamukra, azontul 4 piac-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10
A kormany teIepitesi programme

ra, akkor akar egy millio csa-
ladot biztonsagban kitelepithet-
mex farmokra, inert tultermelest
mem fognak felidezni.
A farmer-szovetsegek AIT akar-
jak, hogy a telepitest nagy ipari
kozpontok mellett, ket-harom
aker foldon eszkozoljek icy te-
|gyek az Vi farmerek szamara le-
het6ve, hogy munlsat vallalhas-
sanak varosokban IS ICY te-
|gyek a szamukra lehetetlenne
hogy igazan 4 foldet mivelhes-
SEX.
A nagy varosok t0veben mines
sziiks&g ezekre a farmerekre.
Az III deal, a rovid n1unkahet
Is magas munkab&r ujabb mum.
kamegtakarit6 gepeket hoz a.
|iparba IS nemhogy 4 ma kiszo-
|rulo embcrcket mem fogjak tob-
Be a gyarakba yisszahivni. d
czentul egyre tobben esnek kl
az ipari munkab6l.
"A kies6 embereket kiilonbo.
rs formakban kell maid 4 tar
sada1omnak ellatni.
Korlatozni fogjak 4 gyermek'
rnunkasok szamat, egyrc emelkc.
|d6 korhatarral IS korl4toxni fog.
|jak AZ 0reg munkasok szamat
akiket sziiks3g eseten egyre
|csokken6 korhatarral aggkori
nyugdijakkai fognak ellatni.
HI : farmer 0vets8gek lis
|yknsa szerint i lsitelspit
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10

lyett esetleg hat inget vesz es
vehet maganak munkasember
es akkor mem lesz tultermeles a
gyapotban.
A -vaj- es tejtermel6k a Fulop
|szigeteket elcsaptak ettol az or
szagtol, inert ugy vettek eszre
hogy az oman hozott olcso no
venyi zsiradek tu1termelest ide-
zett fel a vajiparban.
Akik ezt a lapot olvassak
azoknak tudniok kell, hogy hany
milli6 font vajat enne meg szi-
vesen az orszag munkassaga, hs
ARA lehet6seg meg lenne.
Mines Is nem lesz, inert mem
lehet tehat tultermeles Glelmisze
|rekben, legfeljebb egy par even
keresztiil egy-egy fajta e1elmi.
szerb6l terme1nek sokat egy or
|szagban.
.Ha . gazdasagi viszonyok ne
mileg javulnak az orszagban
akkor nemcsak 4 jelenlegi fold
|muvesek minden term&sSre sziik-
seq Is b6seges piac lesz AZ or
|szSgban, hanem piacot talal AZ Z
par tizezer, vagy p$r szazezel
|uj farmer IS. akiket H aiearnak
klldeni az ipari kozpontokb6l.
| A kormany telepitesi program
|jaban csupan egy dologra kellene
II termel&s telxintetebcn iigyelni
ARA, hogy ne bizonyos 6lel-
|tniszer omegtermel&s<t fokoz-
~ hoey ~ ,jj fsfIaefek ne spe-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10

ger tenant-farmer, akinek semmi
remenye nincs a szerzesre.
Azok az erdekeltsegek a be-
csuletesebbek es okosabbak, a
nlelyek elfelejtik a termeles pro-
blemait Is meglevo helyzetet
egyszeriien XII akarjak hasznalni
a sajat videkik szamara.
A farmer szoyetsegek teljesen
hamis nyomon jarnak, amint-
hogy evek ota hamisan lattak AIT
Ia helyzetct, amely a termes ala
szantasaban Is buzatermeles
korlatozasaban er vegct.
Mines soha tultermeles egy or
|szagban.
Talan sok buza van egy ne
|hany esztend6ben, ez azonban
|nlagaval hozza az arak leromla-
sat, amt a buzatermes korlato-
|zasa akkor is kovetne, ha kor-
many azert b6nust mem adna.
Ebben az evben keves buza te-
rem, netncsak azert, inert az id6-
jaras mostoha volt, hanefn azSrt
lis, inert a foldmiiveseket mem
csabitottak az otven cent koriil
mozg6 buza-arak.
A lejt6n val6 hirtelen zuhanast
= kormany maskent megallitani
mem tudja, minthogy ebben AZ
|evben 4 gyapottermes egy re-
szet elpusztittatta farmerral, de
|igazaban mines es mem lehet
|tultermeles gyapotbd.
Maid ha gazdasagi bajok, !
depressi6k igazi kntforras&t, !
termeit javak ostob&n $ biin6-
sen egyenl6t 6tlen elosztxs4t. meg
|sxhntetik aklsor eey-I&t Ing he-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10

csaladokat a nagy varosok ko-
zeleben ket-harom aker foldre
telepitik, akkor azok a csaladok
sem munkat kapni nem tudna-
max, sem eleget nem termelhet-
nenek, hogy tisztessegesen meg
elhessenek csaladjukkal.
Komisz lelketlenseg lenne 6ket
el6re ARA itelni, hogy orokosen
nelkilozes hataran kiizk0dje-
mex Is remenyiik Sc lehessen ar
ra, hogy a jelesiegi szegenyse-
giikt6l megszabadulva, szerez-
Ihessenek valarnit maguknak.
Kis foldjeiket turkalva, belle
esnenek a nagy varosok iizleti
hal6zataba. viseln&k varosi elet
dragasagat, amivel szemben q
kozeli piac nem alma rendelkeze-
siil<re, inert hiszen egy morzsa-
Inyi f0ldon mem tudnanak piacra
|termelni,
A kormanynak 4 varosokt6l
minel messzebbre kellene az Vi
ltelepeseket kiildeni, hogy u ne
lpesedesi k0zpontokat csinaljanak
Iebben AZ orszagban, hogy az
Iegymasra halmozott, egymSs he
Igyen-hatan el6 lakossagot ara
lnyosabban elosszak, amit ezer-
lfEle nemzeti erdekek Is kivannak.
Mert nem tudni, hogy mi lcsz
IA vegrehajtas m6dja Is pro
|gramja. mem litni meg, hogy
magyar emberek mennyiben S
Imennyien tudnanak abba kapcso-
l6dni.
De la egyetlcn mod adatn6k !
Isx&munlxra, atl<or AIT meg kell
IN 6ssbb 81 Sreink sxf fna fa
M
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10

Az ujsagok meg csak sziiksza-
WI taviratokban tudattak, hogy
Roosevelt e1nok e1fogadta Bank
head senator programjat Is a
szovetsegi korrnany kitelepiti az
ipari kozpontokbol es a banyak-
boil feleslegesse Walt munkas-
sagot farmokra.
Szazfele erdek tolakodik a Fc-
her Haz koriil, amelyek reszben
a maguk szamarasakarjak kisaja-
titahi a tervezett telepites el6.
nyeit, reszben el akarjak AIT gam
<sOlni.
Bizonyos allamok, videkek, me
gysk, foldtu1ajdonosok a telepi-
tEst szeretnek megkapni, hogy
Y allan lakossagat, megye ado
bevetelet, 4 helyi iizletek terje-
dfset fokozzak.
Farmer szovets4gek ei akar-
TX az cgesz te1epitGsi akci6t
gSncsolni, inert AIT hiszik, hogy
1mngy lis tdltermelss van az or
! sxSghan. Hiszen kormany b6-
must kenytelcn fizctni, -hogy q
terinEs egy reszet alaszantsak.
Ezek az erdekeltsegck ARA to-
rekszenek, hogy ! 'kitelepitend6
<sal3 3doknak csupan annyi lehe-
f6seget adjanak, hogy fed6l 1c-
sxyen fol0ttiik Is puszta szaraz
enyer 4 keziikben. Hogy sem
nit ne fndjanak eladasra ter
nelni.
a nagyszivii polgart&rsak :
nagyobb lelki nyugalomnal
iteIn<nek egy par tizezer
I AL. hoey 6r5i< kletdixre ugy
6ek nziil, RI d3sil 4 dki neE.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-08-10

Hivd a kutyakat zard be valameny
nyit nehany percre - szolt az autobol XII
szall6 ferfi - Vendeget hoztam, Claudia.
Csodalkozni fogsz.
A kutyak nehany masodperc mulva egy
kamrab6l ugattak kifele, mindenfele kerti
szerszamokkal csorompolye. A nemet tudos
So inert volt az autoban iil5 = soffor Sc
xitsfgevel bevitte Linust q hazba a feny
kiaiudt tornacon. Az auto jokora kert We
gen lev6 garazsig gSrdult.
I.inust egy igen izlesesen berendezett
vendsg-haloszobaba vittek, szdles pamlagra
sfektettek. A ferfi levette arcarol kloroform-
mai atitatott selyemkend6t. Kinyitotta az
.ablakokat.
Linus oily sapadt volt, mint egy halott.
Mem mozdult, karjai mereven faggtek ala A
ferfi eltint szomszedos fird6szobaban, le-
tette lapatszakallat, bajuszat, szemlveget s
feahete selyem pizsamaba butt Ez mivelet,
saosdissal egyiitt eltartott 10 percig. Ami
kor elkesziiit, visszament Linushoz.
Meg mem eszmelt fel.... jelentette
Clzudia.
= Az 0rd6gbe isl Csak mem altattam el
6r6i1re? vakarta fejet regi ismer6sunk.
Spinelli.
Sajnalna, ngy-e, ezt csinos pofat? -
lerdezte gonosz, feltekeny pillantast vetve a
6erfIre Claudia.
Tudnod kellene, szenten, hogy sal
uilkozas mem szerepel az en- szotaramban!
De bosszantana, ha egyszer en- is oily rosszul
vegeznem dolgomat, mint nemely oryos;
meg aztan bolond dolog, ha eltorik kes, mi
<l5tt vagina vele az ember. Mem azert hoztam
ide. hogy egy halott eltiintetesevel celtalanul
vesztegessem id6met.
Egg idos holgy lepett be, megnezte
Linust
- Toltsetek valami jo itokat belle -
sjinlotta.
Ri Sc mondta meg az utolso szot, mikor
Linus felsohajtott. Claudia hamar bezarta az
1blakot leeresztette red6nyoket Crowell
raama megis kiment egy poharka eros ko-
nyakert. Merit jo az ital ARA, hogy valaki
uagahoz terjen, de meg jobb annak, ak esq
meleten van! o ICY okoskodott, inert neki
volt szive.
Linus kinyitotta szemeit, korulnezett.
Spinellit latta, profetanot, meg Crowell
mamat
Almodom - gondolta. Es ismet be-
hunyta szemeit. Egy kez erintette meg.
Gljon csak fel, lanyom es igya meg
<z.s En- Crowe1l mama szavatolok erte, hogy