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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-04
Common Law Cited

"At common law the creditor
or obligee ordinarily cannot be
required, before proceeding
against the surety, to resort to
and exhaust collateral security
held by him, for the payment OF
the indebtedness, especially where
the securities are claimed by
other parties, who are not in
court; nor can he be required
to realize first on any particular
one of the several securities; and
the fact that the creditor holds
collateral security cannot be as
serted by the surety as a de-
Tense to an action against him
by the creditor on the obliga-
ton. For example, the creditor
cannot be compelled first to en-
force a mortgage which he holds
on the principals property as
security for an Indebtedness. The
creditor, however, may be re-
quired to proceed against the col
lateral first, where the surety
ship contract provides for such
application of the funds or Sc
curities; or where, under the
terms of the bond, foreclosure
of the security given by the prin-
cipal is a condition precedent to
right of recovery against the
surety.
The creditor also cannot be re-
quired to proceed against and
apply other property Of the prln-
cipal which is subject to the salts
faction of the indebtness, or to
avail himself of other means of
enforcement, before proceeding
against the surety" so Corp.
Juris, Sec. 378 ct sea-, p. 1882.
while an accommodation in
dorser may be regarded as surety
in some cases, and under certain
circumstances, and has all the
rights applicable to that relation
ship, yet as between him and a
bona fide holder where his liza,
bility has become fixed he be-
comes the principal debtor, and
if he desires the benefit Of any
security held by the creditor, he
must pay up the debt, fulfill the
contract and enforce the right
of subrogation to the holder as
to the securities held by him.
See Ross VS.. Jones, % Wall, SIS,
592; In re Babcock, 3 Story 1893,
1913. 399.
THE indorser cannot compel
the holder to sue the maker first,
or to enforce his security, and,
in the absence of an additional
and controlling equity, to resort
to a collateral security. The uni.
form current of authority fully
sustains the views expressed, and
most of the leading cases bearing
upon the question discussed are
so fully considered in the opinion
of the general term, that with
perhaps few exceptions further
examination of the cases is not
required" First National Bank
VS.. Wood, II N. Y. 405.
The question is discussed at
length in 81 Ruling Case Law,
page 1926, Sec. 1853, ct seq.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-04
Bids and Proposals

Division, Public Works Branch Wash
ington, D: C.-Sealed bids in duplicate will
be publicly opened in this office at 8 p. m.
and materials and performing all work for
removal and replacement. of elevators in
the y. S; Treasury Building, Washington,
D. G. Attention is directed to bulletin
No. 81 of Federal Emergency Administra-
ton of Public Works and Executive Order
M 6 $40 PFOpGsals will be considered
tions regularly engaged in the business of
installing and servicing Of elevators who
have the record OF
similar type and Importance. Each bidder
must submit with his bid Statement
ar ard install inst Eieysfors in strict Xccordance
with the Specifications in detail of such
data as may be required including. the
bidder available for the contemplated
work, financial resources. building expert
ence, materials. elevator. equipment and
Identical to the equipment herein specified
and locations of buildings having elevators
installed by bidder identical to those herein
known to the Procurement Division. Pub
lie Works Branch. to have given satisfac-
tory service and to have been in operation
expressly reserves the right to reject any
bid in which the facts as to business and
technical organization. financial resources
project bid upon. or materials. elevators,
equipment and accessories proposed to be
used are not strictly in accordance with
specification requirements: or, failure of
bidder to show buildings in which he has
installed identical equipment to that herein
Sspecifed which are OF make ar, and tyre
lie Works Branch. to have given satisfac-
tory service and to have been in operation
TeeStio No bid will be Godsd de unless
cate duly executed by the bidder stating
that the bidder is complying with and will
continue to comply with each approved
code of fair competition to which he is
subject and if engaged in any trade or
code of fair competition, then stating that
as to such trade or industry he. has be-
come a party to and is complying with
and will continue to comply with an
agreement with the President under Sec
ton 4 (A) of the National Industry Re-
covery Act Drawings and specifications
cretion Of the assistant director of Pro-
curement, Public Works Branch. W. e.
REYNOLDS. Assistant Director for Public
Works
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Notes Held as Security

On March 81, 1881, the Hill
Company and the bank, together
with other creditors of the Hill
Company, entered into an un.
recorded agreement, subsequently,
modified by an agreement of May
3, 1881, under which the secured
notes were to be held and de-
posted with the bank as security
Tor future advances, as well as for
sums then owed by the Hill Com.
pany to the bank and to other
creditors mentioned in the agree
ment not including the plaintiff.
AS an additional security for claims
OF the bank, the Hill Company, on
March %, 1881, executed a chat.
Gel mortgage on personal property
located on farm described in one
OF the deeds of trust.
Inc purpose of these deeds of
crust and agreements was to con-
Vey all the assets of the Hill Com.
pany for the benefit of the credi-
tors named in the agreements to
the exclusion of all of the other
creditors of the Hill Company
On May %, 1882, plaintiff
Learned for the first time of the
terms OF the agreements. where.
upon he Immediately notified the
bank that he considered himself
released from his endorsement on
the notes of the Hill Company he
had negotiated to the bank.
The bill also alleges that one
OF the trustees was counsel for the
bank, and the other for the Hill
Company; that Grace T.. Pyles
the payee of the secured notes,
was a stenographer in the office
OF the Hill Company; and that at
the time the deeds of trust and
agreements were executed by the
Hill Company through it's Presi-
dent William A. Hill, he was
physically and mentally ill and
did not apprehend the full import
thereof, but acted under the ad.
vice of the counsel who were
named as trustees under the deeds
Of trust. These allegations were
treated as Surplusage, the grava-
men Of the bill being regarded as
the charge that the assets of the
Hill Company were illegally OBJ
tanned and held as security for
creditors other than the plaintiff.
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j. 8. PREPARES
FOR AIR MAIL
LAW SUITS
Bx DICK BAKER

There was little or no rest for
three aces of the prosecutors Of
flee over the week end.
United States Attorney Leslie
c. Garrett and his aides, David A..
Pine and John w. FINELY, placed
their respective noses to the grind
stone and putting in the final
touches in preparation for one of
the most important cases since
Colonel Garrett took office.
Today they will step in before
Justice Daniel w. O'Donoghue to
defend the action of Postmaster
General James A. Farley in can
ceiling contracts of four air mail
lines last February. The airlines
are seeking to enjoin Mr.. Farley's
order, canceling the contracts.
FRANKLIN Yasmer returned last
week from a combined business
and motor trip that took him to
New Haven, Conn.
He brought back greetings from
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-04

KLEEBLATT QUALITY SHADES made and
installed. 75c. 100 H N. E. Line. 0S70.
CLASSIFIED SERVICE
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Courts Opinion

The above motions to dismiss
were heard by Mr.. Justice Joseph
w. Cox who, in his opinion, said ,
1T seems to be settled that the
plaintiff, a mere general creditor
of the Hill Company, with no lien
upon or equity in its real or
personal property, has no stand
ing to set aside the conveyances
by that company or to subject
its property to his unadjudicated
claim. Hollins v. Brierfield Coal
& Iron Co., $50 U. S. 371; Fried
ling v. Freedland, A App. D. C.
1911; PuSey & Jones v. Hansen
261 U. S. 491; and Jordan v.
Latrobe, receiver, 81 App. D. c.
-, decided June 7, 1882.
''Nor does the bill set out any
ground under which the bank
can be required to exhaust it's
security before bringing suit
against the plaintiff; for, while
an accommodation endorser may
be regarded as a surety under
some circumstances with the
rights applicable to that rela-
tionship, yet in general as be-
tween him and bona fide
holder he becomes a principal
debtor, and, if he desires the
benefit of any security held by
his creditor, he must first fulfill
his contract to pay the debt,
and then enforce his right of
Subrogation as to the security.
AS a rule the endorser cannot
compel the holder to sue the
maker first or to resort even
to securities held as collateral for
his specific obligation. First Ma
tional Bank v. Wood, II N. Y.
4O5; 81 R. c. L. 1926, 1927.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-04
Traffic BY AirpLGne
Takes Sharp Jump

More than $1,000 passengers
were carried by scheduled air
lines in April, it was reported to-
day by Eugene L. Vidal, director
of aeronautics of the Department
Of Commerce.
The planes flew 2,450, 900 miles,
carrying more than 10000
pounds Of express. This is gain
over the same month in 1888,
when only $4,000 passengers and
111,000 pounds of express were
hauled.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-04

an old lawyer
friend, Joe Ko-
l e t S y. W h o
sprang into the
national S p o t.
light here some
y e ars b &C k
when attempt
ing to compel
the G owe n
ment to grant
entrance to this
country 10 C44C
German wife Of
a scion of the
Borden matted
milk fortune.
with nrOf1gcn
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-04
Deals Are Separate

Here, we are dealing with sep
arate and independent transac-
tions by the bank. The bank took
security for certain notes or OBJ
legations of one of its debtors, the
Hill Company. At the time, the
plaintiff Hannah was another
debtor Of the bank by virtue Of
his endorsement of certain other
notes or obligations of the Hill
Company. held by the bank. Must
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apologies, FRANKLIN confessed Joe
had sent down to this writer two
cigars. But having an appetite
for cigars akin to the well-known
appetite of Mr.. Wimpy for ham
burgers, needless to say, the cigars
never reached this city. It took
some persuasion on F'ranklyn's
part to obtain forgiveness, as Joe
sure knows his cigars.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-04
WoMEN'S DAY NOTED

Mrs. Alma j. Scott, director OF
the Southwest Community House,
was the principal speaker at wo-
mems day exercises observed at
Zion Baptist Church yesterday.
There was also the presentation
of religious drama, women Of
the Bible" under the direction of
Mrs. Bertha Howard Collins.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-04
WAS7E ENES

BUSINESS orrlcB 1877 a ST. n. ".
RATES DELIVERED By CARRIER In
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.
Orders can be sent by mail or tele-
phone District 1000. Collection 10 made
weekly BY carrier
RATES By NAIL
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counted with the FederalAmer-
lean National Bank and Trust
Company. But even if 1t held
security for such notes, it could
not be required at the suit Of
the plaintiff, to exhaust its rem
edy against the collateral before
proceeding against the plaintiff
on the notes. This is a rule an
nounced by all the authorities.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-04
LEGAL NEWS, RULINGS.
D. C.. Supreme Court
Recent Decision
EXONERATION-DEEDS OF TRUST-DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS

I. A general creditor, NTH no
lien upon or equity in real or
personal property, has no stand.
ing to set aside a conveyance OF
property by a debtor until the
debt has been established by a
judgment in a court of competent
Jurisdiction. See: I, Adler Us.
Fenton - HoU. al; 2, Scott Os.
Nicely 40 U. S. IO6; ;, Gates Vs.
Allen 149 U. S. 451; 4, Hollins
Us. tn Coal Co. $50 U. S. 371.
2. A creditor cannot be COM
PEELED to resort in the first in
stance to the principal debtor, or
to lhs securities which he holds
for the debt, before proceeding
against the surety; nor is there
any positive duty incumbent on
the creditors to prosecute meas
uTes of active diligence; mere
delay on his part, in the absence
Of some special equity, unaccom-
panied by any valid contract for
such delay, WiH not amount to
I0ches, so as to discharge the
surety. See: Freaner Us. Yingline
81 Md. 49I.
In the case Of Hannah VS.. Fed
eral American National Bank and
Trust Company of Washington, ct
al, Equity No. 54470, the Bill Of
Complaint alleges in substance,
that prior to March 81, 1881,
plaintiff was the holder of three
promissory notes executed by the
VIM. A. Hill Company, which he
endorsed and negotiated to the de-
PENDANT, Federal American Ma.
tional Bank and Trust Company,
the proceeds to be placed to mis-
account as depoSitor of the bank.
These notes were renewed and
eurtailed from time to time.
On March 80, 1881, the bank
obtained from the Hill Company
q deed Of trust (recorded in Mary
land March 81, 1881, and in the
District Of Columbia April 8, 193D
and on May S 1881, a further
deed Of trust (recorded May IL,
1880 by which which deeds of
trl,t all. or substantially all, Of
the real estate of the Hill Com
pany was conveyed to trustees to
secure notes aggregating $277,500,
payable to the order of Grace T..
PyleS, who Immediately endorsed
the notes to the bank.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15
LaZulnak a lancOk

gyakran villanyerot hasznalnak.
A gyari iizemeknel, a csoma-
golasnal, az iizletekben, a htitok-
ben, a melegitokben, a szallitas-
ban mindeniitt nagy tetel viii
lany, ugy hogy lathatatlan for
maban az orszag minden egyes
1akosa evi negyven dollart fizet
villanytrusztnak.
Egy ct tagu csalad normalis
eletszinvonalon evi ketszaz dol
lart fizet villanyert, nagyreszt
ugy, hogy ait nem tudja es nem
veszi eszre.
Tessek kiszamitani, hogy ha
a villany arat husz-harminc sza-
zalekkal levagnak (aminthogy
hetven szazalekkal kellene AIT
a legtobb helyen levagni) NIT
jelentene egy-egy csaladnak.
Ugyanez all a gazra, a WIRE,
a telefonra, a vasuti fuvardijra,
amelyek mind-mind sulyosan be-
levagnak kenyeriinkbe, anelkiil
hogy eszre vennenk.
Oriasi adokat fizetiink a koz-
szo1galati trusztoknak, es ahogy
az absolute uralkodok nem ker-
deztek meg a nepet, hogy meny-
nyi adozast hajlandok elviselni,
ugy mines nekInk beleszolasunk
abba az adoba, amt az insult
Morgan-fele crookok kollektal-
max minden el6 emberen.
Erthet6, hogy kormany es
a congressus meg akarja saba
ditani a polgarsagot ett6l a ia
lank truszttol es ketfele hadja-
ratot vezetnek el1ene.
! A kormany mindent elkovet,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15

Ugyvedeik oft ultek a torveny-
hozasokban, berenceik a congress
susba es kiilonosen az allami
torvenyhozasokba keriiltek, es a
torvenyeket a megfizetett zsol-
dosok ugy szabtak meg, ahogy
AIT a kozs zolgalati vallalatok
iigyvedei diktaltak.
Ahol megis felebredtek, ahol
megis lazadoztak, oft az ALA
mok Public Service Commits
sionokat allitottak fel, hogy a
kozszolgalati vallalatokat ellen
orizzek.
A villany- es mas rokon-
trusztok eggs szeriien megvasa-
roltak ezeket bizottsagokat, es
egyes allamokban az emberek
nyiltan mondjak, az ujsagok
nyiltan irjak, hogy Public
Service Commissionerek a trusz-
tokat, nem az adofizetoket
szolgaljak.
Ha itt-ott megis becsuletes
commissionereket neveztek XII
mint pl. Pinchot probalja at
most megtenni Pennsylvania al
lamban - akkor eek trusztok,
eek az atkozott polipok az al
lami, maid a szovetsegi birosag-
hoz fordulnak, es egy-egy ellie
MIX hozott dontes ellen evekig,
evtizedekig pereskednek.
Most a senatusban javaslato,
nyujtottak be, hogy a kozszol-
galati vallalatok az egyes ALA
rnok Public Service Commission
jainak a dontese ellen ne felleb.
bezhessenek a szovetsegi bro
saghoz.
Es peldanak hoztak fel az II.
linois Bell Telephone Cot
amelynek az arszabalyait Illinois
allan Public Service Commits.
sionja meg II evvel ezel6tt le.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15

A haboru alatt, kulonosen
a haboru utan "Koz-szolgalati
Vailalatok" neven ismert trusz-
sok szolgalancra vertek ennek
az orszagnak a lakossagat.
"A gaztrusztok, villanyos-
vasut-trusztok, de kulonosen a
villanytrusztok nagyobb adot
vetnek lit XII egy-egy lelekre,
mint hajdan azok az absolute
scsaszarok, akiknek az adoi ellen
lfellazadtak egy-egy orszagban.
Mikor lit egy pillanatra Sc
Hyemnget hordott mindenki, mem
sfOrodtek vele es mem vettek
~eszre, hogy az Insullok, Nor
.ganok meg tobbi utility
scrookok" aranyat meg gyeman-
tot facsarnak a vizbol, amt a
kozszolgalati vallalatokba on
tottek.
Ha egy millio dollar tenyleg
bcfizetett alaptokevel egy val
1alkozast megcsinaltak, tiz millio
dollar ara kotvenyt meg resi-
venyt varrtak nep nyakaba, es
= kozonseg csak ket dolog
egyikere ebredhetett.
Vagy fizetett annyit a vii
Ianyert, vagy, a tobbi szolgalat-
.ert, hogy a tizezeres t6kere, a
tizszeresen "felvizezett" befek-
tetesre kamatot adhattak es ak
1or minden szepen ment, vagy
mem tudtak annyit fizetni es
zikkor vallalkozas ossze-om-
1ott. Mive1 azonban az ilyer
'valla1kozasok papirjainak leg.
magyobb reszet e1adtak a hisze.
Heeny kozonsegnek, az ossze-om-
JIas mi1liardoktol fosztotta meg
a lakcssagot.
Kozben az orszag vi ura:
rmindent e1kovettek, hogy kis ia,
stekaikat ne zavarjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15

szallitotta, de les szallitas most
sincs ervenyben, inert azota min
dig pereskednek.
A Telefon Company leg
hatalmasabb trusztja az orszag-
max, es a legremesebb modon
rabolja a kozonseget.
Nehol pe1daul az ugynevezett
french" te1efonkagyloert kulon
Is centet szamitanak havonta
Az egesz vacak kagylo mem ke-
rulhet egy dollarba De aki tiz
evig ilyen fajta kagylot hasznal
az tiz even at evi harom dollar
adot fizet tarsasagnak. Pedig
hat szolgalat ara ugyis harom-
szor annyi, mint amennyi tisz-
tesseges dij lenne.
A kozonseg legnagyobb resze
ma meg keveset torodik a koz-
szolgalati vallalatok rablasaival
inert mines vele tisztaban, hogy
az az egyes embert vagy csala-
dot mennyire erinti.
AIT gondolja az atlagember
hogy az 8 villanyszamlaja ugyis
csak 2-3 dollar, vagy meg ke-
vesebb havonta, ha at tehat tiz.
husz szazalekkal le is szallitjak
legfeljebb par dollar lenne even.
te szamara kulonbseg.
Mem gondolja meg, mem tudjs
es nem erti meg az atlagember
hogy ebben az orszagban MIN
DEN LELEK atlag negyver
dollart fizet evente villanyra.
Amt vasarol, annak az ara
ban ezerfele modon fizet vii
lanytrusztnak.
| A nyersanyag el6allitasana
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15

hogy minel olcsobb vil1anyt adj
janak szovetseg va11alatai,
mint pl. Muscle Shoal telep.
es hogy minel tobb varos epit-
sen villanytelepet sajat maga-
max.
Ha eek a nagy telepek ell
kesziilnek, ha lakossag latni
fogja, hogy lehet villanyt ha-
szonnal arusitani kilowatton-
kent egy fel centert, akkor mem
lehet azontul trusztoknak het-
nyo1c centeket rabolni.
A Niagara VIII erejet Cana
daban az allan arusitja egy
centnel olcsobban, az amerikai
oldalon ugyanazt a villanyt ame-
rikai maganvallalkozas, a villany
truszt hat centert ajandekozza
a polgarsagnak. Tessek a XII
lonbseget megfigyelni.
Washington allamban Tacoma
varos kezeleseben a villanytelep
egy centnel is olcsobban tudja
a villanyt arusitani, de Cubaban,
a havanai amerikai tarsasag
(amely ellen a forradalmarok fell
lazadtak) kozel OWEN centet
szedett egy kilowattert. Ugyan-
; akkor, mikor Tacomaban mum
kasoknak otodfel dollart, Cuba
ban kilencven centet fizettek ma
ponta.
Ha azonban mem akarunk Gu
baig elmenni, akkor szetnezhe-
tiink egesz csomo amerikai va
rosban, amelyekben a villany
kilowattja ma is het-nyolc-tiz
cent; bar ait a washington far
mer-federation ketharmadcentert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15
tudja haszonnal arulni.

tudja haszonnal arulni.
Amig tehat a kormany azon
van, hogy minel tobb olcso vii
lanyt lokjon kozuzemben a piac-
ra (ami ellen eleg erelyesen kuz-
denek villanycsaszarok), addig
a congressusban, kilonosen a
senatusban ujabb es erelyesebh
torvenyeket akarnak hozni, hogy
megrendszaba1yozzak a truszto-
kat.
Norris senator all az ellen en-
mex kuzdelemnek, aminthogy
8 akadalyozta meg annak ide-
jen ait is, hogy Muscle ShoaI
nagyszeru es szazmilliokba ke.
rilt villanytelepet ct millio dol
larert F'ordnak adjak, amint.
hogy Norris vezeti allandoan a
kozszolgalati vallalatok tulka.
pasai ellen kuzdelmet.
Termeszetesen torvenyho-
zasban nehez kuzdelem, inert
a trusztok csatlosai oft vannak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-15
tFolytatas)

Ha mem meny yemmel jottek volna felenk
az arvak az allomason, talan meg Sc ismerem
6ket Ugy megnyultak, megsapadtak. 49,.
Tram, listen. elrutultak. De szemuk ragyo-
gott, mint nyari reggelen harmatcseppek
ees mosolyogtak, mint angyalok nemely
.kepen. Latszott rajtuk, hogy orommel jottek.
Terka kegyetenil tartotta oket szoval egesz
uton es Gyurt annyra megbecsulte, hogy
,felkinalta nek helyet bakon. (Azt meg nem
.srte el tole senki fia)
Gyuri azonban Damacska melle kivan-
kozott es boldogan fogtak egymas kezet SEE
genykek, Pesten sect voltak egymastol va
1asztva
Otthon Zsofim vart benniinket jo uzson-
naval. Erosen kellett oket kinalni, szinte fel
tex hozzanyulni. Oyanok vo1tak, mint ka-
aitkaban nevelt madarak melyek meg akkor
as tetovazva indunak az alto fele, mikor
mar nyitva van
De csak az elso nap volt ICY. Hagytuk
-oket aludni ameddig jolesett nekik es mas
nap mar ropkodtek haz korll S hazban,
mint a pillangok. Megjott az etvagyuk
'beszedes jokedvuk, boldogoknak latszottak
Dalmacska egyszerii, sotetkek intezeti ru-
hacskat viset, Gyuri meg oyan oltozetet,
=amiro ma mindenki azonnal felismeri viselo-
JET, talan meg felkegyelmii is, de nekem
furcsanak tetszett, inert akkor LATHAM olyat
celos zor
- Ilyen pesti urifiuk divatja? = ker-
-deztem
- Ez cserkesz-egyen Mihaly bacsi,
iiiyet csak cserkeszek viselnek.
= Cserkeszek . mix azok? Hiriiket Sc
halottam idaig. Cserkeszni vadaszemberel
sszoktak, leginkabb magukban
Gyurinak, aki inkabb szikszavu, mint
sbobeszedu, nyomban megeredt szava Alg
.gyoztem hallgatn, de minden nagyon tetszett
amt yilag focserkeszerol, cserkesz-erenyek-
r6l cserkesz munkakrol baratsagrol, taboro-
-zasrol mondott. Csupa okos jo dolgot.
Megertettem beole, hogy az uri szii-
1ok Sc ovjak ujabban fuvo sze1t6l is eyer
unekeiket, mint regebbi urfiakkal tettek
Xix emiatt felig sem voltak olyan eletrevaloak
mint parasztgyerekek. A cog is nagy volt
bennuk, inert mem volt szabad nekik szege-
rnyebb gyerekek koze keveredni
listen eltesse cserkeszeket, Gyuri-
kan A haboru ota amt ujitottak, semmi Sc
volt Jo. De ez igen! Magam is szivesen ell
uldogelnek cserkeszek tabori tiizene Sep
az oIyan Macy tuz 0korsiiteshez pedig mar