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Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-13
Here And There
In Sport World
BY United Press

CORVALLIS, Ore, Feb. 13. -
Oregon State overwhelmed the Id
aho basketball team last night by
a 40-14 score o O'Connell and Lench-
itsky led the winners attack with
nine points each. The teams meet
again tonight.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. l3.-Un-
iyersity of San Francisco staged a
second half rally last night to de-
feat the st. Mary's basketball rep
reSentativeS by a 50-32 score. The
teams left the floor at half time
with the score tied at 10 all.
BERKELEY. Feb 13 = For the
first time since 1927. University of
California s basketball team was
established as favorite to defeat
Santa Clara in the rubber game of
their annual series tonight. Each
team has won a game in their
meetings. The Bears victory was
their first in seven years over the
Santa Clarans, coaches said
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13. -
The management of the San Fran
cisco Seals of the Pacific coast
league sent a QUESTIONABLE to fans
today asking for opinions on night
baseball and broadcasting of games.
1t was reported that the Seals ;
management was ready to drop
night baseball at the stadium here.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13-
frankie Klick, San Francisco boy
who won the junior lightweight
title in the east, visited friends
here today before beginning train
ing for a non-title bout with Bar
ney Ross, lightweight champion, at
The civic auditorium here March
5. Another fistic arrival from the
east was young Terry Trenton, N.
j.. middleWeight mentioned as a
likely opponent for young Corbett
III of Fresno.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 13.-South-
ern California conference teams
have decided against entering the
annual Fresno relays this year, it
was rumored here today.
! Conference members were said
to be of the opinion that their
track and field teams have little
chance against the "big schools,
now that the university and COL
lege divisions of the relays have
been merged into one group. The
decision was said to be final.
CHICAGO, Feb. 13. - The Big
Ten basketball race today narrowed
down to a two way battle between
Purdue and Illinois, with the Boil
ermakers favored to win the cham
pionShips.
Purdue held the lead by crushing
Michigan last night, 51-20, one OF
the wors. defeats ever suffered by
the Wolverines in basketball.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 49,
Don Peden, Ohio university foot.
ball coach, who is being sought by
Indiana university, failed to come
to terms with Indiana officials af
ter his first conference with then
last right which lasted three hours
CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-Billy Sulli
van, catcher and general utilit,
man, and Clarence Fieber. south
paw pitcher, have been released OF
option to the Milwaukee American
Association club by the Chicag
White Sox, reducing the club
roster to "a players.
BARCELONA, Spain, Feb. 13.-
Pauline Uzcudum, veteran Spanish
heavyweight, signed last night II
meet former heavyweight champion
Max Schmeling of Germany in {
return Is round bout at Montjuicl
stadium here on April 8.
MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 49, - Becaus,
of conflicting attractions, manage
of the two fighters planned to re
quest the Miami boxing commission
today to postpone the heavyweight
championship bout between Prim,
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-13
Happy Hour Club
Enjoys Bridge

Miss Clothilde Curry and Mis-
Gladys Gier were hostesses recently
to the members of the Happy Hour
Bridge club.
At the conclusion of the evenings
bridge game, high score prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Lucille Culberson,
and DR.. H. D. Ingram, the low 60
ing to Mrs. Florence Hutchinson
and the serial prizes to Mr.. and Mrs.
H. j. Burleigh.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-13
CURLEY GIVES UP SMOKING

BOSTON U.P) = Former Mayor
James NJ. Curley, during 40 years of
smoking, has made a prize collec-
ton of pipes-125 of them. He re-
Gently gave up the habit, and has
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-13
Jaycee Tennis
Stars Working

Junior college tennis prayers are
practicing steadily on the local
courts in preparation for coming
contests and indications for win
ming team are excellent, according
to followers of the game.
Practice will be held tonight, with
the following players participating:
Wilby, Mayfield, Sarrio, Kinne,
Templeton, Cline, Reynolds and
Young.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-13
BALLOONS GO 100 MILES

ORLEANS, Mass. UP)--A cluster
Of toy balloons released in Boston
to advertise a charity drive floated
100 miles and landed on Mrs. Rob-
ert Davis backyard fence here.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-13

It is estimated that Utah's crops
for 1888 produced $32,000,000 in new
wealth, mostly from livestock.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-13
\! ! Y Niqd!th@E

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Wednesday;
continued warm with little change
in temperature moderate humid
ity; gentle to moderate changeable
wind.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-13
LOCAL TEMPERATURES

The new walnut processing plant
at Visalia handled 693 tons of nuts
last fall.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

sublime Imagination, coupled with the
truth that the mind of man always
attaches greater importance, greater
glamour at least, to the past than to
the present, saw the catastrophe from
a distance Of time and space sufficient
to lend enchantment. His brilliant pen,
like some magic wand, anointed the
sunken city, transmitted to her his own
immortality and made her, with Atlantis.
one of the great monuments of Trop-
icalia.
God smote Savannah-la-Mar "a
mythical name for Port RoyaD and in
one night, by earthquake, removed her,
with all her towers standing and popu-
lation sleeping, from the steadfast
foundations Of the shore to the coral
floors Of ocean. And God said, 'Pompeii
did bury, and conceal from men
through II centuries: This city will
bury, but not conceal. She shall be
monument to men Of My mysterious
Evening star., 1934-12-09

anger, set in azure light through gen.
erations to come; for I will enshrine
her in a crystal dome Of My tropic seas
This city, therefore, like a mighty
galleon with all her apparel mounted.
streamers flying and tackling perfect.
seems floating along the noiseless depths
of ocean, and oftentimes in CLASSY calms,
through the translucid atmosphere Of
water that now stretches like an air
woven awning above the silent encamp-
ment, mariners from every cline look
down into her courts and terraces, count
her gates and number the spires Of her
churches. She is one ample cemetery
and has been for many a year; but in
the mighty calms that breed for weeks
over tropic latitudes, she fascinates the
eye with a Fata- -Morgana revelation, as
of human life still subsisting in sub
marine asylums sacred from the storms
that torment our upper air.
"Thither. lured by the loveliness Of
Evening star., 1934-12-09
Shelter Belt Plan

THE shelter belt proposed by the administra-
tion as q solution of the drought problem
Of the Great Plains is meeting with q
mixed reception. but fully half of the views
expressed to the forest service are enthusiastcal-
ly favorable to the plan and only 20 per cent
opposed to the plan. The remaining 30 per
cent are either skeptical OF the value Of the
plan or just plainly Of no opinion.
According to Chief Forester Silcox the plan
Is feasible Trees can and do grow in the area
in which it is proposed to erect a belt Of trees
100 miles wide
Criticism, suggestions and honest difference
OF opinion are most essential to the success
OF this undertaking." said the forester. IF
the trees are planted now and they are selected
with the view TO withstanding the drought,
there Is no doubt that shelter belts can be es-
tablished over this region where the average
annual precipitation does not fall below 10
inches" The existence Of some 2,0O0, 900 acres
Of shelter belts in the plains States from North
Dakota to Texas is sufficient demonstration
of the feasibility Of the project
III We accept the drought of the last few
years as permanent change in climate, then
It Is hopeless to ny In the face of nature Ny
honest advice would then be for the people
TO move out Of the. region We know, however.
that the drought is only q passing climatic
stage" He counts on . swing back to nor
NAL regional precipitation adequate to the
maintenance Of shelter belts, as well as many
agricultural uses.
Shelter belts are not expected to prevent the
occurrence Of droughts but to lessen their ef-
fects, helping to conserve rainfall and prevent
snow from being whipped away into coulees
or draws to run of in the Spring thaws with
out benenting the crops or the trees. They
are expected to slow down the velocity Of the
winds and lessen to some extent the severity
Of heat and cold on the plains The landscape
win be improved and protection provided for
homes, H well Is for upland game, song and
hsectivHous birds. ..,
As for the cost, It Is difhcuk to measure the
value Of shelter belts in dollars and cents. But
II, as expected, the shelter belts add to the
stability Of our present agriculture and raise
farm life Of the plains TO . higher level, he
thinks the expenditure win be justified
Evening star., 1934-12-09

cerulean Depths by the peace of human
dwellings privileged from molestation.
by the gleam of marble altars sleeping
in everlasting sanctity, oftentimes in
dreams did I and the Dark Interpreter
cleave the watery veil that divided us
from her streets. We looked into the
belfries, where the pendulous bells were
waiting in vain for the summons which
should awaken their marriage peals;
together we touched the mighty organ
keys that sang no jubilates for the ear
of Heaven, that sang no requiems for
the ear of human sorrow; together we
searched the silent nurseries, where the
children were all asleep, and had been
asleep through five generations. They
are waiting for the heavenly dawn
whispered the interpreter to himself,
and when that comes the bells and the
organs will utter a jubilate repeated by
the echoes of Paradise"
This article was written by Mr. Corcoran for ths
American Foreign Service Journal and The Star.
Evening star., 1934-12-09
Dairy Disease Routed

HE emergency spending program Of the Gov
- eminent has produced permanent - ven
- temporary improvements. For instance. the
work Of eradicating bovine tuberculosis from
the dairy herds of the Nation has been greatly
stimulated and many States now find them
selves several years ahead In the work.
During October for instance, sos 900 cattle
were tested in the Nation, each Of the ~
States being represented IN the work. Nearly
$1,000 cows we're found 70 react to the tests
and were ordered destroyed.
Ninnesota led in the work with 260 900 cat
tie tested and three other States, New York,
Iowa and Missouri. were also up In the six
figures.
The eradication work was started in 1917
and Enee that time hundreds Of Thousands
Of cattle with the disease were destroyed, re-
moving . serious menace to the health Of young
children who naturally are the greatest con-
Guness q milk.
Il has been generally declared by medical
experts that bovine tuberculosis can be tTans-
Mitted 70 humans. and ordering pasteurizati0n
does not ktn the germ which causes the
disease. In fact, boiling for . period 0f at
leaSt 1ive minutes considered essential II
the germ, which Is = spoge former. k 70 Be
eliminated.
Evening star., 1934-12-09
Flax tn Demand

nBpTTI unfavossble growing conditions n
- most q the fax producing sections Il the
world, this years crop runs somewhat higher
than lAst year. yet despite this fact. the prices
are considerably better. .r.
This = due to the fact that consumption
of nAx seed has been increased and the -
nnand has been greater than the supply.
American growers produced more than H.
600 O00 bushels
Evening star., 1934-12-09
.Seffsh'
BY ADA JACKSON

Since no one eUer speaks Of It
She thinks that none can spy
Her deep-'sid, cunning ssresese"'a
The subtle art whereby
She takes the sotsest cushion, vesss
Her in,she spavnsesf chair
AHd piles kev plate the kishes ssish
The choicest Of the fare.
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She i to take, hosv sloW
To give . Pen.y-piece ssoey-
She thinks that none ca. k~oso
The kossss she lies and plans o nights
Hosp best TO minister
TO her osDw comfort, and Who shall
Make svey to pleasure her.
Wik spsSg com placence thus she tAi~ks-
She does not understand
That eossice sseasps every line
p OF ker yspocio~s ha'sd; a., . .s.-..
Tkst u her hard, coUesous eyes
And iPs parsed e"nninsiy -
.Cveeds sisn Is written, bold and plain,
For ~ the world to see!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29

North Dakota kormanyzoja
moratoriumot rendelt Ell az al
lamban.
Ezuttal nemcsal. farmok es
hazak arverese van eltiltva, ha-
nem a moratorium kereskedok-
mex is id6t ad, es julius l5-ig SEN
kinek a holmijat mem lehet fog
lalni vagy arverezni abban az
allamban.
A kormanyzo rendelete indo-
kolt es helyes, csak az a baja,
hogy kes6n jott.
Az eszaknyugati ronak
farmerjei mem ebben az evben
tortek lie, inert mar negy eve,
hosy nyomorusag uralkodik azon
videken. Miota buzanak
mines ara, es amiota raadasul
szarazsag sujtotta AIT videket.
A farmerekkel egyiitt terme-
szetesen tonkre mentek a keres-
| kedok is, es ma mar keves en-
bert fog .megmenteni mora
torium, amit a kormanyzo elren-
delt.
Azert is kar. hogy a rendelet
ilyen keson jott, inert konnyen
AIT hihetik, akik viszonyokat
mem ismerik, hogy a moratoriu-
mot Roosevelt kormany in
tezkedesei es az uj deal hoztak
ARA az allamra, ami termesze-
tesen mem ugy all.
A moratoriumot egesz bat
ran elrendelhettek volna mar
ezelott negy evvel, inert akkor
ment mindenki tonkre abban +;
negy-ot allamban, es ostobasas
volt a kormany reszerol, hogy
a letorest nem allitottak mes
elobb az utjaban.
Ma mar a varosok legioi van
max csodben, inert vagy men
fizetik a tartozasaikra kama
tot es 2 tOket. va9v a fO1v,
kiadasaikat fizetik jancsi ban
kokkal.
Nemelyik varos mindket esq
kozhoz hozza nyult mar, hog.
a helyzeten segitsen.
Ha a masfel millios Detroi
bemondhatta a csodot, ha Arkan
sas allan mesfel eve megta
gadta az ut-bondok kamataina
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
AMT ELKESvE CSINkLTAK

fizeteset, igazan lit volt az
ideje. hogy EFT a megkony-
nyebbulest megadjak minden
szegeny embernek.
Erdekes es jellemzo viszo-
nyokra, hogy ez szenzacios in
tezkedes mar egyaltalan mem
szenzacio tobbe az orszagban.
Ezelott ot evvel tozsden
bukfencet vetettek volna a pa
pirok ARA hire, hogy egy al
lam beke-idoben moratoriumot
hirdet az ados javara.
Ma ezeket dolgokat mar any
nyira megszoktak, hogy alig ad-
tax hirt roluk az ujsagok, es sok-
sok millio ember mem is tudja,
nehany szazezer ember talan
meg magaban North Dakotaban
sem tudja, hogy Unio egyik
allama elismerte es allamosi-
totta reszleges csodot, illetoleg
a fizeteskeptelenseget minden
polgara szamara.
Mem lennenk meglepetve, ha
! North Dakota peldajat tobb
allan, kulonosen tobb eszaknyu-
gait allan kovetne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29

A VOROSKERESZT-EGYLET
Macy BALJA

Csakugyan a bal napjan fla
tai f6herceg bejott Banosra Tai
1oczyval Is Raab tabornokot, a
banosi he1yorseg parancsnokat
ertesitette, hogy estere elmegy
balba.
Ennek a hirnek hamar szar-
nyakelt es ba1bamen6k kozt,
a lanyok kozt termeszetesen
Macy izgalmat keltett.
De ait meg kell adni, hogy
a rendez6seg is kitett magaert.
Az Arany Szarvas disztermebe
vezet6 folyoso, csarnok Is maga
terem, olyan feny6 es baber-
1igetekkel volt diszitve, amelyet
ritka videki balon lehet latni.
A diszterem pedig egyszeruen
fenomenalis volt. A baber es
feny6erd6k mogott cigany- es
katonazenekar rejt6zott a terem
vegeben. Kozepen pedig a bal
anya pompas, viraggirlandos, Sc
lyemsatras tronusa ALT.
A balanya termeszetesen Tai
l6czy ,grofne volt, neje az "els6
magyar gavallernak", ahogy Tai
l6czyt hivtak.
A terem fenyes tarsasaggal telt
meg, rogton a jelzett 9 oral kez-
det utan. Senkisem kesett el.
Mindenki oft volt pontosan,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
tFolytatas)

Ez a szokatlan ejfeli harang-
zugas az enyhe januari ejszaka-
ban olyan misztikusan hangzott.
Ilonka Is FAM egymas mel
lett ,allottak es majdnen egy-
szerre sohajtottak:
Nit hoz reank az vi ev?
Csak mem al1hatta meg, hogy
e1 ne nevesse magat::
- Ket venseg! Nit hozna ma
gukra mast, mint oromet, boil
dogsagot, mint tobbi joletben
sziiletett emberre!
- Maga szocialista, duz-
zogott FAM Csakhoz simulva, -
magahoz mem szoltunk.
Aztan Ilonkahoz fordult:
Neked nit hozzon az vi
ev, Illus?
Nekem? - sohajtott a
lanyka, - az apa gyogyulasat
" Az meglesz. Nekem tudod
mi kell?
Mi?
= Egy jo, hiseges, szerett
ferj. - Es megszoritotta Csak
karjat homalyos ejszakaban.
Az meglesz, = mondts
Csak nevetve, - keritiink egyet
A tarsasag visszament a kave
hazba, ahol Csak megnyerte Z
kucseber, kosarat.
Ez rossz jel, - mondt;
balkan Ilonka, - aki szerencse:
a jatekban..
Az szerencses a szerelem
ben is, - nevetett a fohadnag,
es negyven forintot adott a ku
csebernek, aki enelkul rosszu
kezdte vo1na meg ezzel az iz
lettel az vi evet.
Gyorgyevics, aki mar kisse b.
volt rugva, a Csak beleegyeze
sevel kavehazban jelenlevt
osszes holgyeknek akar is
merte, akar nem = elosztogatt
a hatan cipelt kucseber kosa
tartalmat. Mindeniitt valami bo
londsagot fecsegve az ajandek
hoz. De 3 olyan szeretetremelt'
semmihazi volt, hogy aki mem i
ismerte, elfogadta t6le a nya
lanksagot::
Mikor a mulatsagrol regge
hazafele ment tarsasag, a ma
hoz egy hetre kituzott voro
kereszt egylet baljarol folyt
beszed, amely szornyii fenyes
mex igerkezett. Hirejart, hog.
Agoston foherceg, aki jelenle
itt, a banosi legnagyobb birtc
n>os, Talloczy grof erdeiben va
daszott, meg fog jelenni ba
lon, amelynek rendezosegebe
tulnyomo volt a katonatiszt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29

III lIllHd CSdk uuVdI1 Ddl lCtl NOlIid.
A balanyat bevezettek az in
dulo hangjai mellett. Raab ta-
bornok volt a gavallerja. Mem
sokara a foherceg is megerke-
zett Talloczyval.
A foherceg huszarornagyi
egyenruhat viselt es elobb Raab
tabornok elott utotte ossze a
sarkantyuit es kezelt, aztan Tai
loczyne ele ment tisztelegni. A
tisztek el6tt pedig kijelentette,
hogy 8 ma lit jol akar mulatni.
tehat semmi feszesseg, hanem
tegyen mindenki ugy, ahogy szo-
kott. Q mem szereti forma-
sagokat les mem akarja elrontani
a fatal lanyok es emberek jo-
kedvet.
A tancot magyarosan csardas-
sal kezdtek. RACE Muki rarantot-
ia, hogy "Rozsabokorban jottem
a vilagra'' fiatalsag egy szem-
pillantas alatt talpon volt es
fesztelenul jarta.
Csak Fanival tancolt, aki boil
dogan, mosolyogva nezett TO
hadnagy szemebe, Csak ugyanis
ket nap ota a foherceg melle
adjutansnak volt kirendelve, ha-
bar semmi sztiksege mem volt
fohercegnek rea, e szolgalat
miatt ezideig tavol volt csak
delutan erkezett meg Banosra.
Meg a csardas elkezdese elott
Talloczy grof a varos notabilita-
salt mutogatta be fohercegnek
akinek mindenkihez volt egy nya.
jas szava. Deerek eppen oft I'LL
tex, ahol a foherceg Talloczyva
ALT S meg mindig gyongelke
Dc Deer felallt, amikor fo
herceg es. .Talloczy felejiik lepett
Talloczy bemutatta Deert a fo
hercegnek, akinek bizonyara NOR
dotta a grof, hogy az elnok III
beteg volt, inert az egeszseg'
utan tudakozodott. Deer kije
lentette, hogy a bal mulo volt
de foleg csak azert jott el, hogy
a leanyanak ne rontsa ell a ked
vet. Az sem akart eljonni, ha a;
apja otthon marad.
A f6herceg rapillantott lion
kara es meglepodve mondotta:
= A Deer kisasszony?
Igen, - mondotta Tallo
czy = Ilonka az en- kereszt
| lanykam, fenseg.
| A foherceg Domokosneval fo
gott kezet, aztan megint Ilonka
ra tekintett, aki kisse tavolabl
tilt, de mikor ujra ranezett
lanykara, ez ego arccal es on
kentelenul felallt es roppant ba
| JOS volt rozsaszin selyemruhaja
ban es gorog fejdiszevel. ;.
A kiralyi herceg mosolyogv;
gyonyorkodott a sep gyermek
ben egy pillanatig, de mive
RACE Muki igen jol huzta, min
den teketoria nelkul lepett lion
ka ele, miel6tt Talloczy bemutat
ia volna neki a lanykat es egy
szeriien mondotta.
= Deer kisasszony, en- Karol.
Agost vagyok. Van mar tancosa
Ilonka vegte1en zavarba jot
es kis bakfis szive is meg
sziint dobogni az izgatottsagtol
mikor susogta:
| - Meg nincs.
| - Akkor fogadjon e1 jobb hij
| jan engem moso1ygott a f6
herceg Is a kezet a rozsaszin1
derekra tette odavitte Ilonka
a cigany ele ugy jarta, NINTH
mindig csardastancos lett volns
Nagyon termeszetes, hog.
rninden szem rajtuk volt. D
Ilonka hamar visszanyerte lelek
jelenletet es a folyton cseveg'
fohercegnek bator es talpraeset
feleleteket adott.
| A csardast a f6herceg meg
"hogy volt" "-ozta egyszer miko
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29

lSHlClle IOIlClSCS, HlCIl hOAllO-
kos a foherceg edesapjaval igen
jo viszonyban volt tobbszor
megfordult a fohercegi udvarnal.
A foherceg aztan Talloczyval
himent biffebe.
A kovetkezo tancon. ami val
Ger volt. maid szetszedtek a tan
cosok Ilonkat. de 8 kikosarazta
fatal urakat es Palffy ornaggyal
ment el, sep, nagy, marcona
katonaval. akinek piros arcahoz
jol illett a koran megsziirkult
siiru haj.
Ez Pallfy szenvedelyes med
ve-vadasz volt. A nyakan es
haltarkojan szornyi forradasok
voltak. amelyek egy vadaszka-
landja emlekekent maradtak oft.
Megis azzal vadoltak, hogyha
akart, igen sep, szerelmes ver-
seket tudott irni. Az erred fatal
tisztjei csak neki vallottak be,
l1a szerelmesek voltak es szor-
nyii titoktartas mellett 8 irta ne
xix sziikseg eseten imadottjukhoz
az epedo verset. Ezeket az Or
Macy persze mindig tagadta, csak
AIT gyanusitast ismerte el Der
noy baronenak, hogy Deer Hon
kaba szerelmes. Ilonkat "utolso
idealjanak" hivta. Es sokszor
hango ztatta. hogyha llonkanak
szabad volna a szive, rogton
n6ul venne.
Ilonkanak is nagyon tetszett
Palffy, persze mem ugy, hanem
amugy. Kiilonben az ornagy iga-
ri ferfiszepseg volt. Ajkan oro-
kos Malicious mosoly tilt es ell
fogyhatatlan szellemes humora
derived vette korul.
Palffy buszken vitte az 6 kis
"rozsaszin tavaszi illuziojat', a
hogy Ilonkat hirtelen elnevezte
a lagyan siro keringo dallamars
es a Macy, ven flu boldog arcar
az latszott, mintha EFT a magahoz
olelt kis tavaszi illuziot oman
aho1 most van, mem is szeretnt
soha tobbet elereszteni -.
| A foherceg visszajott hamaro
san a tancterembe es bizonyara
ivott egy keves pezsgot, mer
1agyon jo kedve volt. Sorra csc
vegett az urakkal, akiket Tallo
czy koreje terelt. Kiilonoser
Drummer baroval beszelt hossza
san, akinek megvallotta, hogy m;
delutan a Talloczy teriileterol at
csaptak a szomszedos Drummer
birtokra es bocsanatot kert
vadorzasert.
Drummer mosolyogva jelentet
te XII, hogy jutott is, maradt j
eleg azert.
| Mikor tovabb setaltak a fo
hercegnek eszebe jutott valami !:
= De mem 1atom az en- adju
tansomat, Csakot. Remelen
lit van & is?.
- lit, lit fenseg, - felelt Tai
1oczy - oft setal azzal gyo
nyorii leannyal. = Aztan bizal
masan megsugta a fohercegnek
hogy az a holgy ennek a bar'
Brunnernek lanya, akinek ;
teru1eten vadasztak es Csak gro
szerelmes sep zsidolanyba.
| - Zsido? - mondta a foher
ceg - milyen kar!
A grof felkacagott.
-Miert, fenseg? Drummer ak
kor keresztelkedik XII, mikor
lanya kivanja. Ez a do1og, ahog.
en- tudom, egyediil Csakon mulik
10 szegeny flu es visszas hely
zetben van a sep es gazda.
zsidolannyal szemben. A villa.
iteletet6l fel, illetve mem akarja
hogy hozomanyvadasznak tart
| SAX.
A herceg nagyon kezdett er
dekl6dni.
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