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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-08
Test Tube Babies

N1elen WeSnlmer IN NEA SerVlce)
Is sex necessary? Some people
always said 1t wasn't, but we thought
they were just being mean. Now it
seems they win. It isn't. It's just an
antiquated custom. Still, 1t got us
where we are.
But that isn't the point. Recent
disclosures the other day that q
woman may now have baby by
father whom she has never seen out
dates the force that was once conSid-
cred as motivating as-as Well,
it was its own comparison. There are
no others. Sex is just quaint old
fashioned practice in which our fore
bears INDUCED. Future generations
may consider 1t as useless as the ap-
pendix or our tonsils.
Surgery's new method requires q
woman for impregnation. A woman
and q test tube, containing the male
sperm. That's all. The synthetic
baby, so we are told, will be as plump
and pretty as the offspring Of ma
tural dissemination.
The poor planning Of our social
system has reduced us to lot of
makeshifts. But a test tube for a
father? Well, 1t may be satisfactory
but we venture to guess that a flesh
and blood father would win the vote
Of any child. A father who was mere
ly something in test tube can't help
boy play marbles or hit homer
or tell him just where to sock the
big boy down the alley so he'll lay
him out the next time the bigger kid
wants to fight.
women. They must have something
to love. The present economic set
up has made marriage impossible fl
nancially for many men, at the same
time that it has given many women
financial independence which per-
mits them to rear their own families.
According to the method Of artificial
impregnation, these women may now
have children without discomfort or
disgrace. They need never know who
the accommodating male was. The
men can be paid for 1t. too. With
the money they can buy roses and
bonbons and perfumes for old-fash-
toned women who take their kisses
straight.
There Is q possibility, if you look
toward the future-and that, accord
ing to the psychologists, the educators,
and other predetermined citizens, Is
where we should look-that we may
eventually become a woman's world.
Perhaps some day only the prize
males will be permitted to live. Not
because anybody loves them either!
But because they must be nurtured
tenderly that they may be the fathers
Of the test tube progeny.
Laboratory love will have no truck
with moonlight on magnolia blossoms
lilacs wet with rain IN early May. love
Lyrics, and pledges Of eternal deyo.
ton. The most fundamental instinct
will become az impersonal as getting
q book at public library.
There won't be love, In our book
lany more. The hero and the heroine
won't do sentimental fadeout at tn
movies. Well have cinemas showing
1.-The latest In test tubes. Whole row
of nice clean test tubes. Just wait
ling.
Copyright. 1894. NEA Service. Inc.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-08
poration. A three fifths vote would
be required to place any tribe or bano
under the provisions Of the act.
Declares State Will
Press Embargo Appeal

A decision Of the United States SUI
preme court upholding . temporary
injunction restraining Gov. William
LANCER and other state officials from
enforcing the North Dakota embargo
act sends the case back to the ted.
eral district court to be tried on itS
merits ct the next term Of court,
Attorney General p. O. Satire said
Tuesday.
He declared the state will proceed
with the trial, in which group Of
elevator companies are attacking the
constitutionality Of the embargo law.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-08
tors particularly In the mechanical

atOrS, particularly III V11e
field. ..,,.,,,..
Calling attention to the possinlnty
Of an all-metal plane being produceo
soon for as low purchase price as
170o or $500, Roberts predicted that
flying will become general IN q COM
paratively short time.
Other vocational talks before the
class have been given by State Engi-
neer r. E. Kennedy on chemical engl-
neering; Miss Ruth King. library
work: DR.. H. A. Brandes, medicine;
Julian Wing, tree surgery; susan
sheaffer and Marvel Horner, nursing
and social service; josephine Hosch
and Clarice Belk, journalism,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-08
Capital City Filler
Addresses Students

In one Of q series OF talks given by
rlon-faculty persons before members
Of the vocational guidance class Of
Will junior high school. F. M. Rob-
erts, Jr., Bismarck flier, discussed avi-
alton Tuesday forenoon.
Pointing out that aviation still Is in
its infancy, Roberts told the class that
there is q large field for would-be avi-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-08
PERSHING AIDE DIES

Minneapolis, May 8.-(P)-Colonel
Oliver S. Perry, AZ, of Minneapolis.
formerly Of Kalispell, Mont, MEM
Der Of the General John j. Pershing's
staff during the World War, died
Monday at the United States Veter-
ans hospital, Fort Smelling.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-08

Ferdinand Pecora reveals that New
York Stock Exchange brokers had
10000 margin accounts - Of June
80, 1888. Suckers continue to bite. on
and of season.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-08
HEPBURN GETS DIVORCE

Merida, Yucutan, May 8-Re
Katharine Hepburn, movie actress.
Tuesday was granted . divorce from
her husband, Ludlow Smith, without
restriction and with permission TO
m;rry again Immediately.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-08

The cooperative movement was In
augurated in 1914 by % flannel weav-
ers Of Rochdale, England. as q means
Of relief from existing unemployment
and high prices.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-08

Tooth brushes and handkerchief
have figured among the tokens Of
valor presented by Chinese generals
TO the troops under their command.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-08
Editorial Comment

Editorials printed below show the
trend OF thought by other editors.
They are published without regard
to whether they agree or disagree
with The Tribune's policies.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-08
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY William Brad y, M. D.

Signed letters hygiene
diagnosis or treatment answered Brady stamped
envelope written
queries not conforming
Address William Brady in Of this newspaper.
Evening star., 1934-11-27
Regular Sl.75 Value

Many women know the purity and
quality of Red Cross Beauty Products
.. what benefit they are to beauty
and health, SO you had better come early
for your share Of this bargain. Remem-
Der. "Wednesday Only!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-01
Martha Louise Gardner WEEDS
With Father Officiating

Sleeved jacket. Her large hat and
slippers were of blue crepe, and the
bridal bouquet was of white roses
and blue delphinium.
Mrs. George H. Gardner attended
the bride and wore a yellow chiffon
gown, designed with a jacket, a
natural colored leghorn hat and
carried Johanna Hill roses. Vachel
Breidenbaugh. the bridegroom
brother, was best man. The brides
mother wore an orchid chiffon
gown and a rose corSage.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Clough and Miss Clough,
Union City. Pa; Misses Doris Nc
Carly. Grace and Flora Prince,
Springfield. o.: DR.. c. A. Gardner.
Kendallville; DR.. and Mrs. Gardner
and son. Chicago. and Mr.. and Miss
Breidenbaugh and daughter, Terre
Haute.
After a wedding trip. the couple
Will live at 604 East Thirteenth
street. The bride travelled in navy
blue ensemble. The bride is
graduate of Wittenberg college and
member of Gamma Phi Beta soror-
ity. Mr.. Breidenbaugh. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Breidenbaugh,
Jasper. was graduated from Indi-
ana university and is a Delta Chi
fraternity member.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-01
Luncheon With Eli Lilly
as Host to Be Feature
of Horse Show at Fair
Governor and Mrs Paul V. McNutt Will Be
Among Guests Who Will Include Some
of Exhibitors Outside of City.

I'LL luncheon Wednesday of the social hghghts
H part Indiana fair Mr.
Lilly exhibitors the luncheon at
representatives the state board Of agriculture
representatives the Indiana Saddle Horse
Association
represented members and their
and Mrs Paul MNu Lieutenant Governor and Mrs M
Claypool Mrs Claypoo
Mrs John Bright Webb Mr. and Mrs Lew Moore and Mr.
Heller Charlie Christian BaShar
Wilson
Saddle will officers
Mendenhan Wallace Charles
Gregg H McNutt B. Shields,
j. K, and
Fred Sharp.
ot-of-town Will be Miss Audrey Thomas Providence
l. Mrs HGry Gould LaWrencele H.; F G. Sroop and F. Gala
her Mary Ballard French Lick E. Moreland
ngton KY Mrs Locke Brown New Orleans La Mrs William Bryce
South SALISBURY c. j. Louisville Loua
Combs Lee Summit Mo- Mr. and Mrs CaSse Providence l.,
Miss Elsie Caldwell Nashville,
Others will T. Fisher M Dodge,
Rochester Mich Delaware, Ragovsky Chicago.
Ill; Florshm Lhertyv Ill Godfrey
Harley Heyl H. Sterling
Cynthana, R Mooreland Lexington KY Miss
lexington and New York Penheld,
George Peak Winchester H. Calvin Rove Toledo w Savle.
BVfalo N Y. Charles Savle Thomp
so EEhurs ILL.,; H Whison, Cookvile
sTklnce Weinhurger, Nashville, Tenn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-01

DR.. George II. Gardner. Chicago.
gave his sister. Miss Martha LOuS>e
Gardner. in marriage this morning
as their father. DR.. c. E. Gardner.
Oficiated IN the First English
Lutheran church. Miss Gardner
became the bride Of o. J. Breiden-
baugh in the ceremony. which was
followed by a breakfast at the home
OF DR.. and Mrs. Gardner for rela-
tives and Out-of-tOwn guests.
The brides cousin. Miss Rachel
CIough. Union City. Pa. sang Be
loved. II Is Morn" Alma Mia" and
The Star. following a half hour
program by Miss Pauline RoeS, or
EaniSt. before the ceremony.
The altar was arranged with
palms and ferns and lighted with
two seven-branched candelabra,
holding white taperS. The brides
gown was Of shell lace. designed
princess style and worn with long
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-01
Mail Auxiliary
Will Celebrate
President S Day

Active season OF the women'S
auxiliary 10 the Railway Mall ASSo-
ciation will open Tuesday at the an
nual presidents day meeting IN the
Woman's Department Club. The
proQram Will include musical en-
tertainment by an Instrumental
tho. directed by Miss Mary Alice
Click. and an address by Mrs. {. C.
Rumpler.
At the conclusion Of the program
there Will be a reception for past
presidents who are MeSdames E. E.
Woolley. 2. W. Dickhut. James Sc
ward. w. p. Batchel6er. Claude H.
Dill. Richard Brooks. F. II. Small.
Alden Davis. c. J. Finch. Jerauld
McDermott and w. II. Vinzant.
Dinner viii be served at $50 TO
members OF the auxiliary and their
families. followed by cards and
dancing.
The committee in charge Of the
dinner IS composed Of MeSdames
David w. Hedges. Evan McKeehan,
Prank (. Wade. Ora j. Wenrick,
W. d. Brown, Joseph E. Byram,
Prank Frazier. Howard n. Day. For
est B. Koho. Arlie c. Morphew. Vir-
gil Pike. r. S. Cain and Henry S.
Walter. with Mrs. Amelia RoSen-
baum. chairman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-01
Alunnae Group
of Pi Beta Phi
to Open Season

First business meeting of the
season for the indianapolis Alum
nae Club of Pi Beta Phi sorority
is scheduled for 1890 Saturday,
Sept. s. at Highland Golf and Coun-
try Club.
Luncheon will be served members,
with Mrs. Calvin R. Hamilton chair
man. Mrs. Hamilton Will be as
sisted by Mrs. Carlos Deeds, Mrs.
Wayne c. Kimmel and Miss Mary
Alice PurviS. Reservations are in
charge of Mrs. Roy Lee Smith and
Mrs. Ellis B. Hall.
Mrs. Allan c. Raup. president, will
give a report of the national conven-
ton held this summer in Yellow
stone national park. and Mrs. Rob-
ert S. Wild. assistant TO the grand
vice-president, will show moving
pictures of the session.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-01

TINE peal colleges will
from Indianapolis families After busy
families until
holidays. will
Anderson
j.
hall gradu
the school for her first
F1aines daugh
the
London
freshmen Skidmoe college, Sara
family
Eightysixth until
college Jacquene Wolf, daughter of
NJ. Wellesley
edior-n-chef of the Chronicle
school publication
Sophomore Esther
ThrOCkmOOn Noland Miss Throckmorton
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs r. ThrOckmoon and Miss hollands
parents Stephen holland
a j. L.
NJ Hether
Will college wardrobe until she
Sept. Belmont School, Nashville
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-01
Miss MeteleT Wins

Miss Gloria Joan Metzler, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Metz
Ter, received a silver cup in cere-
monies last night at the LaSalle
hotel as winner in a ballet in a
national contest sponsored by the
National Dancing Masters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-01
Chapter Meeting Set

Mrs. Mary Armel. 416 East Thirty
second street. will entertain men,
berS OF the Brazilian chapter, In
ternational Travel-Study Club. Inc,
at her home at 7:30 Tuesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-01
FGnlilu Reunion Set

The Weishaar family reunion will
be held tomorrow at the George
Ade Country Club. Brook. Mrs. Paul
Weishaar IS president. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Weishaar secretary and
treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-01
Auxiliary Pdrty Set

a luncheon and bridge party will
be held by the auxiliary TO Indianap-
oils post, American Legion, Wednes-
day at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club. Mrs. Louis Yochem is chair
man.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-01
Mss LOSSin IKedS

Miss Sigatta LoSsin became the
bride Of Robert Hanf in a ceremony
at $50 this morning in the Pleas
ant Run Reformed church.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-13
ACYBA-F0bE VERNI

seget, ami a jogszokasaink SEE
rint kijAr minden vadlottnak.
De akik mem GYANUSITVA
vannak, hanem K0ZISMERT
gangsterek, racketeerek, gonosz-
tev6k, azoktol a tarsadalmat meg
keil egyszer tisztitani, ha mem
akarjuk, hogy meg jobban az al
vilag ura1kodjek ezen nem-
zeten.
Es ezt soha mem fogjuk elerni,
ha az elfogott haramiakkal kez-
tyis kezekkel bannak, ha t6luk
meg egy kis "agyba-fobe verest"
is sajnalnak.
Kegyetlen termeszetuek mem
vagyunk Is a ketseg hasznat
mindig megadnank gyanusitott
vagy az egyszer biinoz6 vadlott-
max, de megrogzott gonoszte-
v6kre nincs szuksege a vilagnak.
| Es ures kepmutatas, mikor
azoknak a szamara is kovetelik
a torveny vedelmet. Azoknak a
ltorvenyeknek vedelmet, anne
lyekre a gangster, amig saba
don van, fittyet hany.
Az uj soprok jol szoktak So
porni, talan ez a kozmondas
illik new york; rendorf6nokre.
Ha azonban ez mem igy van,
ha tenyleg bevezeti gangsterek
kezeleset illet6leg az vi dealt,
akkor nemcsak New York, de az
egesz orszag lakossaga halas
lesz. inert akkor talan a tobbi
varosok rendorsegei kovetik a jo
peldat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-13
"SzALI, TE DICSEKSzEL !"

Szali asszony, a hithi izraelita
felesege mem volt fatal Is mem
volt szep, ha tehat volt is a
ferjenek eleg gondja, legalabb a
feltekenyseg miatt alhatott nyu-
godtan.
Szali asszony azonban egyszer
megis azzal lepte meg ferjet,
hogy panaszt emelt egy ferfi is
mer6se ellen, aki meg akarta
|tamadni."
A ferje, aki becses neje bajait
egesz kozelr6l es termeszetesen
a legjobban ismerte. mem vesz-
tette el a, hidegveret. hanem a
legnagyobb nyugalommal szolt
ra a nejere: "Szali, te dicsekszel".
Butler, nagyszaju marine ge-
neralis, aki regen zen, hallatott
magarol. de aki nagy szajaval
eppen eleg kellemetlenseget oko-
zott mar az orszagnak, mult
heten AIT panaszolta a kongresz-
szus vizsgalo bizottsaga elott,
hogy ct diktatornak akarta a
Wall Street megtenni.
Hajmeresztt6 roget mondott
rola, hogy sulyos osszegek all.
max fascista "osszeeskuves'
mogott, amelynek az volt a ter
We, hogy egy felmillio veteran
ellen Butler Westinghouse vo-
nuljon es oft a hatalmat kivegye
a kongresszus es az elnok keze-
bol.
A nagy bombaszttal eloadott
nesere bizonyara ait varta, hogy
legy megdobbent orszag arany-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-13
VETELY LYTARSNOK
lrta: DR.. GERENDAY LASZL0 (LEGIONER)

Harry titokban bort ivott, ha
beszokhetett a varoskaba. eziist
fulonfiigg6ket vett es mikor az
aranyhaju Elizke mar egy XII
csit restelni kezdte megmutatni
a bokajat, ahol sodronykerites
valamelyik Siege belehasitott a
beleakadt harisnyajan keresztul.
Akkor mar a lanyka IA ewes
kis pusztai vad6c volt, de meg
azert csak pajtasnak tartotta a
par evvel id6sebb legenyket,
akarhogy megoregitettek AIT a
varoska ejjeli p'llang6i.
Termcezetesen. mikor Harryt
'lollegiumba kiildtek. Elzike ad-
ig konyorgott az apjanak meg
az edesanyjanak, mig 8 is oda-
5eriilt. ahova a pajtasa. Pedig
az 8 apja is regimodi ember volt
es ait tartotta, hogy egy leany
miiveltsegehez untig elsg annyi,
hogy f67ni. mosni, vasalni jol
tudjon es legfeliebb egy kicsit
4 zongorat is b bllegetni. 10 asz
SONY lesz abbol meois es melto
felesege valami joravalo ram
chernek. aki maid elveszi es aki
maid egyebet mem is kivan maid
a felesegetol. Mi egyebet is XII
vanhatna. mikor kiveve nehany
kiilonos alkalmat, csak a cow
boy-ok es vagomarhak ezreivel
van dolga nap-nap utan. Nehezen
is ment, amig az Greg Halper
beadta a derekat, dehat. be-
adta megis.
Icy tortent, hogy ket gyerek-
kori pajtas egyutt volt akkor is,
m kor a lany nagylany, a flu
fiatalember elnevezesre tartott
szamot es jelelltos tenyezok vol
voltak a New York melletti fo-
iskola diakeleteben.
| Az eszlkbe Sc jutott, hogy ta-
Ian szerelmesek is lehetnenek
egymasba. Egyszeriien termesze-
tesnek tartottak, hogy folyton
/ egyiitt legyenek most is, mint
azelott mindig es legalabb is
egyiitt fejezzek be azokat XII
ruccanasokat, melyeket gyakran
rendeztek az intezet tehetosebb
novendekei.- Maguk Sc tudtak,
hogyan kerulnek ossze meg akkor
is, mikor mindketten mas kom-
paniaban kezdtek az estet, vagy
a New Yorkba valo berandulast
Pedig egyszerii dolog volt az
egesz. Rendszerint egyforma he
lyeket keresett fel mulato kom-
pania, ha kulon asztalnal kezdo-
dott is muri es mikor az ell
| fogyasztott italmennyiseg utan
tiinedezni. kezdtek a gyengebb
gyomruak. utoljara is egyediil
maradt a ket arizonai fatal. Mert
Ok birtak legjobban az a1attomos
szeszt. F6leg pedig, mikor mar
rnindenkinek eleg volt a mula-
| tasbol, Harry es Eliz we're csak
akkor korbacsolodott fel igazan
es bizonyos megnyugvassal toll
totte el ait tudat mindegyiket,
hogy a mask is vele maradt
Merit mulatni is nagyon jol tud-
max az amerikai diakgyerekek,
nemcsak footballozni. EFT XII
jelentest egyebkent Harry tette
nagyvaros egyik ejjeli mulato-
helyen, mikor mar a tobbi paj-
tasok mar kidoltek es 3 niagara
maradt gyermekkori pajtasa
val ismet.
A flu szemei erosen veresek
voltak az e1fogyasztott szesz-
mennyisegt6l. Kisse nehezere
esett ugyan, de azert igyekezett
ertelmesen nezni a mellette bo-
longat6 leanyra. A kisasszony
szemei Sc ragyogtak most azzal
a napot is ezer sugarba tor6
fennyel, mint mikor a pajtasaval
vegigvagtattak az arizonai prai-
rieken. Tonkretette ideiglenesen
az 8 szemeit is az atmulatott ej-
a.of~o 49, 1.1a1- :A>f l..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-12-13

Gondtalan, konnyelmu kacago
mindaketto. Szorakozas, szora-
kozas es szorakozas. Ez volt a
Is es iranyito civ. Gyakoroltak is
alaposan. Volt eleg penzuk hoz-
"a. Az iskola tito torvenyei meg
azert yannak, 1hogy, megszegjek
a fiunovendekek eppugy, mint
a leanyok. Meg is szegtek, ami
kor csakz tehettek. Merit elve-
szettnek tartottak minden estet.
aanit otthon kellett eltolteniok.
Az pedig megtortent eleg gyak-
ran, hiszen a pcnzzfl, akarmeny-
nj volt IS. Ok is csak ugy tudtak
bann, mint a tobbi gverekember.
Mihelvt jott, mar ment is. Per
sze, sokha keriiltek a New York
ba valo berandulasok. A Broad
way, szinhazak. a nulatohc-
lyek. A jofajta palinkafelek, meg
a borok is meregdragak. Olcso
sort inni meg mem az X.-kolle-
gium el0kel6 novendekeihez va
10. Pedig soronkiviil is klld-
tex a sziilok, ha meg tudtak
kellokeppen okadatolni az iigyet,
hogy mire is kell ujra es ujra.
Egyebkent meglatszott Sturm
Harryn is, meg Halper Eileen is,
hogy nem vilagvaros nyomott
es fustos leveg6jeben nottek fel,
hanem valahol Delnyugaton. A
hol vegtelenbe vesz latohatar.
Ahol szabad ter nylik meg a
joszagnak is. ha ottan megva-
dul, vagy csak puszta jokedveben
belenyargal a prairick futenge-
rebe. Ahol orakig vagtathat a
1ovas, mig e1nberlakta tanyara
talal. Ahol ma legalabb is 80
40 ezer holdbol all egy-egy bir-
tok es tizezerszamra legel a
"rideg" marha, meg a "szilaj''
menes. Ahol eros fiuk es sudar
novesii lanyok arcat suti arany-
barnard a nap, aminek a nyari
tize elol feszke arnyekaba me-
nekul meg a szirti sas is, ha
zsakmanyaval a sikrol visszaer-
kezik.
Arizona ket szomszed nagy-
birtokan mott fel mindakett6.
Sturm Harry is, Halper Eliz is.
A kekszemii szoke flu, meg a
kekszemu sz6ke leany Harry
max suttyo koraban olyan pettye-
getett volt a sok szeplotol az
area, mint a gyongytyuk. Ke-
s6bb mar bronzsziniire valto-
zott haja es rezszinre az arc
bore, hogy batran elmehetett
volna Siux indiannak, ha a kek
szemei is hozzafeketedtek volna.
Akkor mar be-belatogatott neha
a szomszed varos ejjeli helyeire
is. Egyik fatal cowboy-uk ka-
patta ra az alig 1o ewes fiut,
amit ha az Greg rancher megtu-
dott volna, hat biztosan kicse-
rezte volna mindkett6juk b5ret,
inert igenis regimodi ember volt
az Greg Sturm. Legenykoraban
meg az apja mellett lovagolt, ha
egy csapat Blackfeet indian XII
akart hasitani egy-egy falkat a
bekesen legel6 joszagbol. Meg
6rizte az akkori id6k szigoru er-
kolcseit is es maid adott volna
egyetlen Harry fiacskajanak, ha
rajott volna, hogy az bizony
neha meg ADDS is marad kocs-
makban es eziist fiilonfugg6ket
vesz a pincerlanyoknak a t6le
kikunyoralt penzen. Pedig hat
az ugy volt, dacara flu fatal
koranak, inert megcsipi ait az
ejjeli kivilagitas Is er6sen ma
gahoz vonzza meg egy arizoniai
varoskaban is, aki azel6tt csak
aludni szokott ejjel, vagy csak
a firmamentum csillagvilagaban
gyonyorkodni, ha egyszer-egy-
seer megengedte az apja, hogy a
lepihent jPszagot koriillovagolja,
mint cowboy legenyek.
Hanem azert csak feln6tt a
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