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Evening star., 1934-03-19

DETER RABBIT had just had
one of his greatest adventures
and % one III 81 the e greatest fss ss.s 5gnss ns
beyond Farmer Browns house
he had met terrible monster with
huge and awful glaring eyes that had
paralyzed him with fright. He had
been in the middle of the road and
too frightened to move, which, as 1t
happens, was a fortunate thing for
him. The monster had rushed
straight at him. There had been a
terrible roar, a sudden suction of wind
that had rolled him over. and the
monster had passed. 1t was Peters
first experience with an automobile
at night and he didn't know what it
was.
He hoped out of the road and
squatted behind bush. He felt
breathless and dazed and tremendous
ly surprised that he was still alive
and uninjured. And he didn't at all
know what to make of it. He wanted
more than anything else to get back
to the dear Old Briar Patch, but
somehow he didn't want to move from
under that bush. The dear Old Briar
Patch seemed a long, long way off,
farther than it ever had seemed be-
fore. Suppose that monster should
return while he was out in the open.
With those terrible glaring eyes 1t
would be sure to see him.
So for some time he sat under that
bush. BY and by he saw something
white moving toward him. From the
way it moved he knew that it was the
white part of Jimmy Skunk's coat.
The rest Of the coat being black he
could not fully see Jimmy until he
was very near.
GOOD evening"" said Peter politely.
Jimmy Skunk paused. Hello,
Peter What are you doing way over
here?" replied Jimmy.
''I was on my way home and met
a terrible monster" explained Peter.
Now I don't dare move for fear that
monster may return and catch me-"
Jimmy Skunk's usually dull eyes
frightened. "A monster!" he ex-
claimed. What kind of monster?
I haven't heard of any monster
around here. But then haven't
been out for a week or two. What did
this monster look like?"
II don't really know" confessed
Peter. 81 couldn't see much but the
eyes. They were the most awful eyes.
Jimmy Skunk. They glared so that
couldn't see anything else. couldn't
run. I couldn't evrn move. 1t was
dreadful, Jimmy. It was simply
dreadful There sat in the middle
of the road with those terrible eyes
growing bigger and bigger as that
monster rushed straight at me. Then
there was a roar and I was rolled over
on my back. BY the time got to my
feet the monster was gone" Peter
shuddered at the memory.
PETER" said Jimmy, "I think you
Evening star., 1934-03-19
Salmon and Asparagus.

Make a white sauce with two table,
spoonfuls of butter, two tablespoon
fuls of flour, one and one-half cup
fuls of milk, half a teaspoonful Of salt,
a little paprika and the strained liquor
from one No. can of salmon. Add
two beaten egg yolks and one table
spoonful of lemon juice. Arrange the
salmon in a buttered baking dish,
cover with the sauce and lay on top
half bunch of fresh boiled asparagus
stalks. Cover with four tablespoon
fuls of buttered bread crumbs and
four tablespoonfuls of grated cheese
and bake in hot oven for about 80
minutes.
Evening star., 1934-03-19
|DorothyDix|'
Planning
to Break Up
Your
Marriages?
Urges
Trial DiDoTce
t0P PreserUe
Homes

column have saeny tS bel belief that nothing
opposed purpose
they like cat and dog and bring out every mean quality
each others natures.
Indeed quareng husbands should
part But granting signing te
decree absolute there 5 should be aye years y time which ny could try try
if it to all their optimistic hopes.
EoR diverce of the many things lends
encanmen Seen from aar looks to the harassed the
flee and find and happiness They think that going
miracle @ that will not only them the their a liberty but their youth
worked No good fairy
his folly and in reality,
bghtng that human being ever experiences the
the estate of its victims is worse than the first
IF THIS deon that divorce an Eyum could be disped
% a9 o @ from the hosetos
them this where the trial divorce would get IN It's perfect work
There and who
because they each other tell
you bitterly marriage failure They have nothing
I divorce but Of bssuy happy being freed from
suddenly discover that the has life and
y m are mao S to afn V everything no I'M because @
Memories Of Joy and of fights they have Ia & fought & OF
and they have wep above memories that make
many think they of love with
@ divorce and they would practically al kiss make up live
happily afterward
Of husbands who
literally fight divorce They have got
everything rtates the other
unogvable ohnses Small
fobes magnifed into crimes.
day longer the husband
his coffee eats his at breakfast and she Jams on her
back mother Or the husband
his
his bag and hes to hotel
the grounds of ncompatbiy Of temper
mental cruelty what have But instead % & Of having passed ,
find that they have jumped from the frying pan into the fire.
1934)
Evening star., 1934-03-19
Visits in Starland.
Sun Spots and Weather.

F ALL the wonders of nature,
4 know Of no other which
l equals the sun from the
~ viewpoint of people on earth.
Some of the stars are larger
than the sun; but they are so much
farther away that they look like small
points Of light.
No star means so much to us as
the sun. No star gives us mil
lionth part of the light which our sun
supplies.
Many scientists have given care
full study to the sun, among them
DR.. Charles G.. Abbott of Washington,
D. C. Day after day, month after
month, year after year, DR.. Abbott
has been learning facts about the
great flaming ball, and especially
about its famous spots.
This scientist is the inventor Of a
little machine which has been nick
named "the brass BRAIN" though a
scientist may speak Of it as a "har-
monic analyZer." The machine helps
DR.. Abbott to figure out the relation
between the suns heat and weather
on earth. Recently he declared his
belief that our weather follows cycles
of % years, and that the sun spots
have a great deal to do with the
changes.
Sun spots change from day to day,
from week to week, from year to year.
In some years we find many spots, in
other years very few. Since they are
of vast size, and since they differ
from the rest of tn suns surface in
heat-giving power, it is within reason
to suppose that the spots affect our
weather.
Years ago scientist in France, DR..
Nordmann, made a careful study Of
weather records and sun spot records
between 1870 and 1900. The weather
records were for the Torrid Zone, and
they showed that the coolest year OF
all was 1870. In that year there were
Evening star., 1934-03-19
Pineapple Tarts.
Copyright. 1994.l

Line some fluted tart pans with
pastry and bake. Cut four slices of
pineapples In small wedges and cook
in Sirup made Of one cupful Of pine
apple juice, ttree-fourths cupfuI of
sugar and one teaspoonful Of lemon
juice. Color with pink vegetable col
oring. Remove the pineapple from
the sirup and cool. Arrange in the
tart shells. Smooth half a teaspoon
ful of cornstarch with one teaspoon
full Of cold water, add to the sirup
and cook until thickened. Cool and
pour over the pineapple. Top with
whipped cream and sprinkle with
minced marachino cherries or top with
debs Of currant Jelly.
Evening star., 1934-03-19
Who Are You?
The Romance of Your Name
BY RUBY HASKINS ELLIS.

lowing interesting entry in old rec
ords in Annapolis, Md:
Whereas, Thomas and Peter Lamar
Cor Lamore) late of Virginia and sub
jectS of the crown of France, have
transported themselves into this prov
ince there to abide, have besought us
to grant them leave to here inhabit
as full denizens, etc, ETC."
The coat-of- farms here shown is
engraved on old silver and on an an
cient seal still in possession of men,
bers of the family.
The name comes from the French
ramour, meaning love or lover. The
forms Lamoreaux, meaning three true
lovers knots, and lacs d'amour, the
amorouS, have also found their way
into permanent surnameS.
Descendants of Virginia and Mary
land Lamars are now to be found in
Georgia, the CarolinaS, Kentucky and
many other States.
(Copyright 1934)
Evening star., 1934-03-19
They All
LOVE
MILK
this Way
"a new method for giving
children milk

N MOTHERS who have trouble
NM in getting their children
to drink enough milk should
try this simple method: Stir a
tablespoonful or two Of KING
Syrup into a glass Of milk and
have the kiddies try THAT
King Syrup gives a distinctive
and delicious taste to milk. And,
more than that, it actually aids
the digestion. Due to its high
Dextrine content). Just try Civ.
ing your children milk this de.
lightful new way, and watch the
excellent results.
Evening star., 1934-03-19

met any one was afraid to face"
What about Hooty the Owl?"
asked Peter slyly.
THAT fellow doesn't meet you. He
comes from behind and above and
doesn't give you chance" retorted
Jimmy. I'm not afraid Of anybody
meet fairly. If I meet this mon
ster of yours he won't scare me. III
teach him a lesson he won't forget in
a hurry. Where did you say you met
him?"
Right out there in the road" re-
piled Peter. Where are you going,
Jimmy Skunk"
"Out in the road to look for that
monster" replied Jimmy, and grinned.
you better not!" cried Peter.
Jimmy made no reply but ambled
off slowly as is his way, and headed
straight for the road
Copyright. 1934)
Evening star., 1934-03-19
Grapefruit Preserves.
Copyright. 1934)

Remove the outer yellow rtnd and
much Of the white by peeling very
thick Halve the fruit with a sharp
knife, core and seed it. Then slice
across and place the pulp in granite
utensil with very little water and cook
over a moderately quick heat. When
at the boiling point add three-fourths
pint Of sugar to each pint Of fruit pulp
and juice, then cook slowly for is
minutes. May be used at once or
sealed in jars.
Evening star., 1934-03-19
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

have been asleep and had bad
dream"
mo such thing!" retorted Peter in
dignantly. Had you been in my place
you would know it was no dream. You
would have been as frightened as ]
was"
Jimmy Skunk grinned. Perhaps
Peter. Perhaps. 1t would be new
experience. I think I would like to
meet that monster. I never yet have
Evening star., 1934-03-19
AZ by day In every way Is

~ AZ by day In every way Is
your beauty developing or
waningP If you are in your
- teens or 20s and must re-
gretfully admit that your
skin, hair and figure are less attrac-
tive than they were a year or so ago,
then there must be something radi-
cally wrong with your beauty program.
After the 20s it is natural for the in
genue type Of beauty to be replaced
gradually by something more mature
and less vivid, but during the years
of early womanhood, it is negligence,
ignorance or Ill health that reverseS
the normal process of beauty's un-
folding.
Incorrect use Of face powder is
one Of the commonest causes of coars-
ened, blemished complexions during
adolescence and thereafter. While
powder has an important place in
milady's beauty kit, it must be care
fully selected and used with discre-
ton. Among the points in its favor
is the fact that it protects the skin
from external irritation; it also con-
ceaLs blemishes temporarily and keeps
the skin dry and cool. Face powder
tends to reduce congestion Of the
blood vessels and Inflammation. In
Evening star., 1934-03-19

whittier. Free from all grit or pumice,
Dr.. Lyons cannot possibly scratch,
or iniure the softest enamel.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder keeps
your teeth REALLY CLEAN and
clean teeth mean-frm, healthy gums
and the least possible tooth decay.
Powder leaves your teeth feeling so
much cleaner, your mouth so re-
freshed, and your breath SO sweet and
pure.
Once you use powder you will never
go back to tooth paste. People by the
thousands are changing daily.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder is not
only doubly efficient, but it costs only
half as much to use. Even a small
package lasts twice as long as tube
Of tooth paste.
Evening star., 1934-03-19

South dealt, and you can readily
bElieve that many players opened with
a forcing bid. In such cases the op-
ponents licked their lips and passed,
knowing that a game was going to be
bid. South generally ascertained that
his partner had nothing to tell and
arrived at four spades. This was nat
urally doubled by West, and now either
North or else South himself sought
safety in five clubs, which was mostly
doubled and invariably set a trick.
Some players even jumped to a slam.
None of those who opened with a
forcing bid stayed in four spades
doubled, which, as you see, is un-
beatable.
One very prominent Sims player de-
cided to make forcing bid in minor
suit, though holding at least three
losers. He made bid Of three clubs
and now was unable to stop at four
spades, as his partner, thinking he
was probing for the king when he bid
that suit secondarily, had to take him
to five clubs. This particular South
explained that he thought that if his
partner could show the ace of hearts
that would give him spade finesse
for a grand slam, and he wished to
gamble on that chance. My view is
that If you cannot resist the urge
to make an unsound pseudo Sims
forcing bid, it would be better to make
a two bid, because support for spades
g X X or XXX Ky, if your partner
can show it, will take two losers out
of your hand and in fact make a
small slam sure, while the ace of
hearts will only remove one loser. If
you made two bid and found spade
support, you could still locate the ace
OF hearts; you would later "cue" in
diamonds and then jump to six spades.
Only with the ace of the sole unbid
suit would your partner then go to
seven spades.
Correct Bidding.
The correct bid is without a doubt
zone club" Technically, there are too
many losers to justify a Sims opening
forcing bid. Actually, though the
hand so nearly contains a game in
itself, there is little fear of the other
players passing if you open with one
club. Consider all the red cards which
you lack. Some one is sure to bid
over one club, and it is precisely, if
they bid against you, that you can
most easily develop your own bidding
by forcing on later rounds. I bid one
club; East bid a diamond; I bid two
three spades by me; double by West.
Evening star., 1934-03-19
My Neighbor Says:


If doughnuts are put into a
covered dish while still warm,
they will keep fresh for some
time.
Always, when putting away the
clean clothes, place the freshly
ironed ones on the bottoms of the
various piles. Then towels, hand
kerchiefs, napkins, etc.. will be
used in turn, and some will not
wear out more quickly than others.
To clean aluminium kettles
which have become 'diScolored,
rub them with a cloth dipped in
lemon juice, then rinse in warm
water.
tCopyright. 1934)
Evening star., 1934-03-19
(Copyright. 1934.)

Mr.. Sims is universally acclaimed the
greatest living contract and auction
player. He DdS captain OF the renowned
"Four HorSemen" team. notU disbanded,
and has 1Uon "a national champion
ships since 1924 These articles are
based on the Sims system, tDhich in
cludes the one-oUer-one principle,
iDhicEl the Sims group of players tDds
the first to employ and deUelop.
Evening star., 1934-03-19

name Of this fruit, for example, is
avocado. The fruit is also known as
butter-pear, vegetable marrow, ship
mans butter and some As other
names. Avocado will convey more to
the hearer than any other name.
1t is a fruit native to Mexico, Gen.
tral America and Northern South
America. 1t is widely grown In Flor
ida and a few other Southern States
are beginning to plant 1t.
The avocado has been naturaized
on Burbon and Mauritius since the
Evening star., 1934-03-19
First Canadian-American Cham
pionship.

THANKS to the initiative of the
American Bridge League and
of members of the Toronto
l. Whist Club and other Cana
dian players living near the
border, a joint tournament was held
In Niagara Falls this year and will,
we hope, be followed by many more
annual renewals of this friendly
rivalry. Mr.. John Jacobson of To-
ronto and the Niagara Falls Cham
ber of Commerce, represented by Mr..
Howard Woolworth, are indeed to be
congratulated on the successful re-
suits of their tireless efforts. Mrs. E.
Gardner and Mrs. A C. Hoffmeier of
Cleveland scored a notable victory in
the pair championship. My team
(Sin1S, DowneS, Unger, RaW was so
fortunate as to win the team contest
The most discussed hand of the
pair event was, it seemed to me, the
following:
Evening star., 1934-03-19

Peter Tells About Monster.
What seems like idle boasting may
Have no intent to sound that way.
Jimmy Skunk.
Evening star., 1934-03-19

pdo1Co.
Dentists everywhere
recommend DR.. Lyons
Tooth Powder, because
teeth simply cannot
remain dull and film
coated when it is used.
DR.. Lyons Tooth
Powder cleans off all
stains and tartar, and
polishes the teeth in a
harmless and practical
way that leaves them
sparkIng-many shades
Evening star., 1934-03-19
n A T u II E S
CHILD r E n
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
Alligator Pear,

Alligator Pear.
NAME once bestowed has a
way Of hanging on, in spite
OF the fact 1t is wrong and
that a correct one has been
given In It's place. The tue
Evening star., 1934-03-19

- 4ulChiy duo lcdNC
them so cleaning white
as POWDER.
Thatiswhyyourdentist,
when cleaning your teeth,
as you know-always uses
powder.
As it is only the powder
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cleans, a dentifrice that is
ALL POWDER-iust nat
urally cleans best.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder
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Evening star., 1934-03-19

DETER RABBIT had just had
u one of his greatest adventures
and one of the greatest frights
i of his life. In the road just
hnuornd To RrnMn'S house
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30
Mi maradt meg az ozonvizbol


penzzel vette, annak meg mem
tellik mostansag ARA, hogy j6-
karban tartsa. Eek azonban
mem elemi szuksegletek. A fon-
tos az, hogy volt hol laknunk,
volt NIT enniink a nyomorusag
evei alatt. Mem halt senki chen.
Es azutan ICY folytatja tovabb
a gyaszos KEEP festeset:
- Ami keszpenzt illeti, rosz-
szul allunk. Ebben a varosban
ket bank kivetelevel valamennyi
penzintezet megbukott es nem
tulzok, ha ait mondom, hogy a
magyarsag legalabb ket millio
dollart veszitett Ell ezen a re-
ven. Exert ragaszkodik most
mindenki olyan gorcsosen a biz
tositashoz, hogy legalabb valami
maradjon utana annak idejen.
Megall egy pillanatra a szoval,
hogy mas kerdesre felelhessen:
- Igen, meg ma is vannak
olyanok, akik hazalatogatnak a
szul6hazaba. Ha elfogja az en-
bert a honvagy, akkor menni
kell, ha mindjart utolso rongyat
ada is el a foldi anya sziilotte.
A jo id6kben legalabb szaz
ember ment haza latogatoba
evente Daytonbol, de most is
megy tiz, barmilyen keservesen
szedi is ossze a penzt.
Keseruen sohajtott, nagyot le-
gyintett kezevel es ugy mon
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30
Canada kereskedelmi minisz-
tere Henry Herbert Stevens ala
posan skandalizalta a tSkes osz-

dotta:
- Kinoz mar engem is a
honvagy. Mem tudom mib6l, de
mennem kell nemsokara nekem
is.
Az automobil faradtan all meg
a daytoni romai katolikus ple-
bania vendegszeret6 portajan. A
talpig ur Vojnich Desc pleba-
nos, a SERB uralom el6tt a ma
gyar Szabadka pasztora, templo-
mara mutat Is nyugodt ontu-
dattal mondja:
listen hajleka meg all Is
magyar. All az iskolank is es
az is magyar. Ez' az aldott nep
mem hagyta cserben a maga egy-
hazat legkeserubb valsag oral
ban sem.
Ures fecseges, ostoba elkepze-
les az, hogy valsag teljesen
tonkretette volna az amerikai ma
gyarsagot. A nagy pusztulashoz
kepest eppen a mi fajunk volt
az, amely a legjobban ALTA a
gyilkos ozonvizet Is a magyar
foldmives nep szivos kitartasa-
val ragaszkodott ahhoz a kicsi-
hez, ami ebben Macy vilag-
egyetemben mienk.
EFT az erenyt, a megmarkolt
ingatlanhoz valo szivos ragasz-
kodast mem olte XII aldott fa-
junkbol konnyelmu, ma hopp,
holnap kopp Amerika.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30


hogy hajlando lesz-e ez ellen
az egyesilet ellen meginditani
a congresszusi vizsgalatot, ha a
szavazok elkuldik Washington
ba.
Es ha senkinek masnak mem
jut maid eszebe januarban, hogy
az Industrial Association rakfe-
neje ennek az orszagnak, akkor
ez az ujsag modot talal maid
ra, hogy a multi-milliomosok
ezen egyesiilete ellen congressusi
vizsgalatot koveteljen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30
NNNDENFELE

talyt. sajat minisztertarsait 4
mutt heten.
Mondott egy beszedet, ami
mem lett volna bal, ha AIT nem
nyomatta volna XII el6re.
De kinyomatta Is ez val6szi-
nuleg belekeriil a dzsabjaba.
A MINISTER AIT allitja ebbsn
beszedben, hogy Canada t6k6-
sci "gyalazatosan Is remsegesen''
kiraboltak es tonkretettek az
orszagot.
Hogy Canada termeszeti kim
cseit elraboltak.
Hogy munkasoknak bizo-
nyos iparagakban 4-6 dollart fl
zetnek hetenkent.
Hogy a nagy packing-hizak
farmerektol a marhat ingyen
elraboltak, mig 6k tobb penzt
cslnaltak a depresszio alatt, mint
valaha az eletukben.
Es mindezek tetejebe bejosol-
ia, hogyha nagy egyenl6tlen-
seq meg mem stink, ha a pro-
letart es farmert tovabb ra-
bolja egy kis osztaly. akkor for
radalom 'lesz Canadian es eset-
leg tokes rendszert eltorlik.
H. H. Stevens mem bolseviki,
meg csak mem is liberals, ha-
mem konzervativ, aki azonban
hajlando meglatni es megmon-
dani az igazsagot.
Batran fogadhat ra mindenki,
hogy Mr.. Stevens mem fogja a
jovo evi vi kaposztat a minisz-
teri hivatalban megenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-08-30
INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION


Voros barataink regen velunk
vannak, IS ha komoly kellemet-
lensegeket mem is tudtak idaig
csina1ni, eppen eleg zajt csaptak
szerte az orszagban.
Mint a saskeselyik, minden
v8rre megjelennek, es ahol a
munkas a kenyerert kuzd, a
kommunistak rogton XII akarjak
sajatitani maguknak a kizdel-
met. Amivel mindig artanak a
munkasnak.
A feher bolshevikek a szeny-
nyes lepedot megint felhuzzak,
Is hol feher kontosben, ezist-
ingben, hol mas maskaraban sa-
jatitjak XII maguknak a haza-
ffyassagot, amelyre patentet ad-
max sajat maguknak.
Ok sem tudnak sok vizet "a
varni az orszagban, inert kijo-
zanodott beloluk, mikor ha-
boru utan olyan hirtelen atvet-
tex a terror alkalmazasat ha-
zaban.
A barna-bolshevizmus fas-
cizmus mar komoly veszedelem
Is egyre komolyabban fenyeget
mindent es mindenkit kozot-
tiink.
Miota az American Legiont
megszerveztek, azota nagy had
serege van barna remn'ek,
inert tagadhatatlan, hogy legio
mindig keszen all ra, hogy a
t6ke szavara minden munkast,
minden liberalizmust, minden
nepszabadsagot elnyomjon.
Idaig mem volt lathato feje,
mem volt szoros szervezete an
max a reakcionak, amely min
deniitt jelen van, es amely hol
lit, hol Oft vette legio szolga-
latait igenybe.
A U. S. Manufacturing Asso-
citation, a u. S. Chamber of
Commerce meg voltak kisse la
pulva, miota tavaly tavasszal a
forradalom alulrol, az elnok fe-
liilrol fenyegette meg oket, es
egesz nyiltan fascizmus elere
allni nem mertek.
A san franciscoi sztrajk azon-
ban eletre hivta vegre nagy-
kapitalistaknak ait az orszagos
szovetseget, amely a foparancs-
noksagot minden fronton atvette
es az industrial Association
nyiltan meguzente a haborut
mindennek, ami remenye lehe-
tett az amerikai munkasnak.
Hadat tizentek a munkas-szer-
vezeteknek es a NRA-nak, hadat
uzentek brain-trustnak, meg az
elnoknek, es atvettek sajto ira
nyitasat az egesz orszagban.
Megszamlalhatatlan milliokkal
es a milliok adta hatalommal
rendelkeznek, Ok voltak tegnap
a mindenhato urai az orszagnak
es mem zetnek, es vissza akar-
jak allitani nagytoke korlatlan
uralmat.
Ket fronton egyszerre harcol-
max.
Ahol munkas-mozgalmak mu-
tatkoznak, ahol berharc es
sztrajk van, oft megjelennek az
Industrial Association millioi es
fentartas nelkul, hatar nelkul
melle allnak, moge allnak t6ke
sancanak.
San Franciscoban, Minneapo-
lisban, Galvestonban, New York
ban, a Brookside farmon, min
denutt az a tarsasag rangatja
droton a kulisszak mogott a
munkaadokat, mindenutt ez a
tarsasag vezenyli XII a sheriffe-
ket, deputykat, a "vigilantok"-
max nevezett gangstereket, es
mindenitt ARA kenyszeritik a
helyi munkaadokat, hogy kuzd-
jenek, hogy szalljanak szembe a
szervezkedesi kiserlettel
Koztudomasu, hogy peldaul
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