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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-06-13

per and get into town in time for a
seven or seven-thirty p. NJ. Troop
Meeting.
Upon further investigation, we
found by consulting many parents
of farm boys, that they wanted their
boys to have Scout Training, but
they were obliged to choose between
having their boys in Scouting and
disrupting the work program of the
farm, and their farm schedule for
feeding, milking, and chores. The
result was inevitable-thy took the
boys out of Scouting.
Farm boys have discovered that
their free time for Scouting pur-
poses is seldom in accord with the
leisure time of the town and city
boys. Farmers can hardly wait until
School is out in May or June TO get
the help of the little rural man, who
is quite big man in the rush work
season on the farm.
Rural boys have just as many
free hours for Scouting during the
year as does the average town or city
boy. They have long evenings at
home, rainy days, stormy weather,
and the slack periods between plant
ing and harvest time. So the job
of the National Boy Scout Council
was to study the needs of rural boys,
and to endeavor to enrich the Scout
Program on the basis of the farmer
boys capacity to do the work. This
has been done in a splendid way by
the National Council, through its
National Rural Committee.
Let US review what has been done
to enrich the Scout Program to meet
rural boy needs more effectively.
/. A Committee was appointed to
study the needs of the rural boys
and their program of Scouting, to
see how the Program could be en-
riched and developed for maximum
benefits to rural boys.
2. The Committee recommends
tions were received, acted upon by
the National Executive Board and
approved, and authority for all that
is now being done was written into
the National Boy Scout Program and
Constitution and By Laws. This is
important, since the Boy Scouts of
America is chartered by the Federal
Congress and everything we do must
be Of real value to boys, their home
and life in general.
3. The National Council then set
up at the National Office, Rural
hundred thousand rural men giving
leadership to these boys in Scouting.
4. The next step taken to make
sure that the Program was properly
ruralized and capable of meeting the
farmer boys needs in masterful
way, was to have the Executive
Board select fifteen rural men who
are known nationally as agricultural
leaders. These men were called into
Committee meetings TO discuss prob
lens and plans and to devise the
activities which are now operative
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-06-13

IN the rural field throughout the
nation. Our Committee has done a
masterful job IN making a program
that is worthwhile and acceptable
to rural boys, farm leaders and insti-
buttons.
A farm boy may now enter and
go clear through the Program of Ad-
Scouting Service and selected train
ed and experienced agricultural men
to develop the work, make contacts
and set up the machinery for rural
organization and relationships. This
effort has resulted in 100000 rural
boys becoming Scouts and over one
vancement from Tenderfoot to Eagle
rank, selecting projects of practical
value to the farm. Every major sub
ject of farm life is included in the
Scouting Merit Badge Program.
5. The Boy Scout Handbook was
revised to make it directly helpful
TO country boys and at the same
time enrich the program for city
boys. Over one half the Handbook
for Boys is directly rural in subject
matter, and all the rest of the book
is helpful and worthwhile for farm
boys. Along with snakes, buffaloes,
wild beasts and creatures of the for
est, we have the interesting domestic
animals, live stock and fowls of the
farm. Their popularity in the pro-
gram of Scouts is indicated by the
fact that boys elect many Merit
Badges in farm subjectsl
6. The Service Library booklets
and Scout publications, including
many Merit Badge projects, include
subject matter related to farming.
This Rural Scout literature reflects
a two-fold objective: % To help
the whole nation, both rural and
urban, to a better understanding of
the Internationally of our dgricaII-
tUre and urban life; ~ To show
that everything zoe eat, 1Cedr ana
use has its ''tap roots" in agriculture.
z. The Area Council plan of or
ganization, which includes urban CEN
tire, big towns, villages and open
country, and the development of ad-
ministrative centers and District
Committees, enables US to extend
Scouting into the Rural Areas and
actually reach the boys on ranch,
farm or plantation.
s. Programs and group plans pro-
vided for Rural boys in Scouting
are made flexible so that institutions
and leaders may have a choice of
programs best adapted to their neigh
borhood needs. There is no good
reason why rural boys should be
denied the privileges of Scouting.
(Continued)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-06-13
Zion Canyon IN Utah

Zion canyon, In Utah. spectacular
gorge in Zion National park, is about
fourteen miles long and varies in width
from one mile to scarcely more than
the reach Of a mans outstretched
arms II b cut through more than
1000 feet Of white and red sandstone
and the creative processes are esti-
mated % cover 4 period Of more thnn
ninety million years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-06-13
Public Service Commission
OF MARYLAND

OF MARYLAND
Order No. 27213
In the Matter of the Application of
Capital Transit Company For
Authority To Abandon Street Car
Tracks In Maryland Around Chevy
Chase Circle And In Connecticut
Avenue Between Chevy Chase Cir
Gle and Chevy Chase Lake and to
Institute Bus Service In Lieu of
Rail Service Between the Said
Points.
BEFORE THE
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF MARYLAND
Case No. 1914
The above mentioned petition hav-
ing been received and filed it is, this
4th day of June, 1885, by the Public
Service Commission of Maryland,
ORDERED: That the same be and
it is hereby, set for hearing at the
office of the Commission, Baltimore,
Maryland, on Tuesday, June 25th,
1885, at 1000 o'clock A. NJ.
PROVIDED, the applicant cause
copy of this order to be published
in some newspaper published in
Montgomery County, Maryland, at
least one time before the oath day
of June, 1885.
True Copy-Test:
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION,
OF MARYLAND.
(Sig1aed)
FRANK HARPER, Secretary. $50
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-06-13
LAPS Schools And Hospitals
Being Built On PWA Loans

More than s2OO,0OO,0OO worth of
school, college and library buildings
are being added to the country's edu-
cational system by the Federal PWA
program of putting men to work.
Most of the school construction in the
United States, in many places sadly
neglected because of the long depres-
sions, is being financed by PWA.
Of 1,162 allotments, 1000 are being
built by local communities with the
aid of PWA loans and grants. About
300 of these are now completed and
400 now under way will be ready for
occupancy this fall. These non-Feder-
al projects will cost in excess of
s191 ,OOO, 900 and 1852 being built by
other agencies of the Federal Govern
ment will cost S13,000,000.
PWA allotted s1O4,0OO,O00 for $50
grade and high schools costing $780,
100000. College and university build
ings costing S32,OOO,0O0 are being
built with the aid of Isl allotments
totalling S26,000,000.
In New York, Chicago and other
cities where populations have grown
so rapidly during depression years
that for many thousands of children
there was not even part time space in
schools, PWA made loans to the mu-
inequalities to complete and equip
buildings on which many millions had
been spent before work was suspended
for lack of funds.
Most of the allotments, however,
were made to consolidate country
school districts, for new buildings,
and for constructing buses to carry
pupils to and from their homes.
OF 263 allotments for hospitals
costing s72,OO0,OOO 1s5 are being con-
structed by local communities costing
100000 and rs by the Army Navy
and other departments of the Federal
Government. One hundred of the local
projects are now under construction.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-06-13
The Scout Program Ruralized

Editors Note-Ths article Chh appear t4co install
prepared by o. H. Benson National
Scouting Service, Boy Scouts of America
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-06-13
No. 1907 Equity

No. 1907 Equity.
ORDERED, this 10th day of June,
A. d. 1885, by the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County, as a Court of
Equity, the sale made by Henry w.
Draper, Committee and Trustee of
the estate of Helen d. Hoffman, a
nonresident, non compos mentis, to
Clara Auguste Peters, and reported
in the above entitled cause, be rati-
fed and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 9Th day of July next:
Provided copy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper published
in said Montgomery County, once in
each of three successive weeks be
fore the said 9Th day of July.
The Report states the amount of
the sale to be S180O.OO.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County.
True Copy-Test: :.
CLAYTON K. WATKINS, Clerk
1872
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-06-13

Indians Bleach Women
Indians who bleach their women and
sell them to the highest bidder, have
been discovered in South America.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-06-13

SIEGAEL AND ASHMAN, Solicitors.
1316-1320 Court Square Bldg,
Baltimore, Maryland.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
Equity No. 7549.
Lawrence L. Joyce
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-06-13
Order Nisi-

Order Nisi-
In the Matter of the Petition of
Henry w. Draper, Committee and
Trustee of the estate of Helen D.
Hoffman, a nonresident, non COM
pos mentis.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS
A COURT OF EQUITY.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-27

nj, inert ellene szavazott a Pat
man fele bonuszjavaslatnak.
New york; gyiilesen ugy lat
SILK bizonyos tapasztalatokat
szerzett a four, inert az utolso
radio beszedeben egeszen mas
hangon beszelt Wagnerrol, akit
ICY jellemzett: "that distin-
guished champion of labor es
akinek valosaggal hizelgett az
egesz beszedeben.
Amig Cough1in csak altalanos-
sagban beszelt, kituno szolgalato-
kat tett a nemzetnek, inert a
polgarsag figye1met erosen fell
hivta azokra kinovesekre, ame-
lyeket altalaban ismertunk, de
amikkel mem eleget foglalkozott
polgarsag.
Miota azonban aftalanossag
helyett hatarozott programot ko-
vetelnek tole, azota tetovazik,
hol egyik iranyba halad, -hol
masikba es 3 maga latszik leg
keveshe tisztaban lenni vele,
hogy NIT ajanl az orszagnak.
Kiveve termeszetesen ait, hogy
8 szabja meg, hogy Xix lehetnek
szenatorok es kongresszmenek
egy-egy allambol, ahogy AIT a
cleveland gyulesen megtette, mi
kor Wag2eren kiviiT Bulkley SEE
natort is megfenyegette, hogy
XII fogja a hivatalabol emelni.
Vagyis semmi egyebet mem akar,
minthogy fiihrerje legyen
nemzetnek. ARA pedig meg az
Egyesult A1lamok polgarsaga
mem ahitozik, hogy fiihrerek ural-
kodjanak ezen az orszagon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-27
HOl Van COuCHL|N?

Tobbszor irtunk es bizonyara
meg sokszor kenytelenek lesziink
irni Fr. Coughlinrol, aki jelenleg
sulyos politikai es tarsadalmi te-
nyez6 ebben az orszagban, bar a
ielek AIT mutatjak, hogy a radio
pap befolyasa csokkenni kezd
mostantol.
Mas lapokkal egyiitt tobbszor
felpanaszoltuk, hogy Coughlirl
gyakran frontot valtoztat. EFT a
legutolso radio beszedeben is esq.
lelttk, amellyel nyari szonok-
latok sorat lezarta.
A hirhedtte Walt cleveland
gyiilesen peldaul bejelentette
hogy Wagner new york; szena-
tort XII fogja a szenatusbol emel-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-27
lul egyikre ralepunk.

I'LL egyikre ralepunk.
Az alkotmanyt annak idejen
a ketszaz evvel ezelotti allapotok.
hoz csinaltak es husz esetben
ugy tartottuk. hogy AIT meg
kell valtoztatnunk es megtettuk
Az alkotmany csakugy, mint
az orszag minden torvenye, act
a kivaltsagot es kivaltsagos osz-
talyt vedelmezi, amely mindie
uralkodott ezen az orszagon. a
mely voltakeppen a torvenyeket
csinalta.
Erdeke hat minden nincste-
lennek, minden letaposott EN-.
bernek, hogy megvaltozzek az
;Lkotmany es minel radikalisabt
valtozas lesz rata, annal jobb
lesz tomegek szamara.
Akik tehat hisznek benne, hogy
a kivaltsagokat meg kell nyir.
balni, azok fogjanak hozza az
;.gitaciohoz es azok sajat ko.
rukben nemitsak Ell ait hazue
propaganda, amely az alkot-
many egyszerii modositasaban
szentsegtorest keres, vagyis AZ
si<ar bemaszlagolni az orszagnak
Csak annyiban jelent szentseg
forest, ha az alkotmanyt meg.
valtoztatjuk, amennyiben scent
seget jelent a kivaltsagos osz
taly vagyona Is aanennyiber
szentseget jelent az a joguk, hog,
lakossagot az alkotmanyba ta
karozva uraljak es raboljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-27
VARJAK A SZTRAJKOT

Sok helyen a banyaszok attol
felnek, hogy elseje utan sztrajk
lesz es ARA erosen keszilnek.
A mostani jelek szerint sztrajk
ra egyaltalan nincs kilatas, tehat
ARA mem kell kesziilni.
Esetleg itt-ott lesznek aprobb
sztrajkok, maid ha az vi szerz6-
dest elrendeli Lewis. amivel nem
lesznek sehoi megelegedve a ba-
nyaszok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-27
KET Ut all EL0TTUNK

JUN.
Konzervativ emberek - icy
peldaul az elnok - egyelore csal
ait ajanljak, hogy egyszeriier
mondjuk XII egy vi alkotmany.
modositasban, hogy a kongresz.
szusnail joga van beleavatkozn
az iparba, kereskedelembe Is
munkas sorsaba.
Ez esetben a Supreme Cour,
termeszetesen mem allhatna az
NRA vagy hasonlo torvenyeI
utjaba, inert hiszen az alkot.
many kongresszusnak minder
szikseges jogot megadna.
A legradikalisabb liberalisak
= mint peldaul Senator Norris
- sokkal messzebb mennek es
ok egesz masfajta modositast
akarnak.
ok egyszeruen megvaltoztat-
max az alkotmanyt olyanforman
hogy elvennek a Supreme Court
legfoob jogat, hogy t. i. 4 kon-
gresszus altsl hozott es az elnok
altal alairt torvenyeket kidobjak
Mines meg egy mask nemzet
vilagon, ahol nepkepviselet
es az allamfo egyittesen mem
hozhatnak olyan torvenyt, ami
lyent q polgarsag erdekeben jo.
max latnak; adn:lyent akarnak
Csak nalunk tortenhetik meg
hogy a nep megvalasztott KEEP
viseloi akar egyhangulag szuk'
segesnek tartanak valamit Z
nemzetnek, ugyanazon a veleme
nyen van az allamfo es akkol
kilenc ember torvenyt utolag
egyszerien kidobja.
Akik ilyen radikalis ujitast XII.
vannak, azok sem akarjak meg
serteni az alkotmanyt, ne diiljor
hat be senki annalx hazug pro.
pagandanak, amt a lapokban e
radon folytatnak.
Ok is nepszawazas utjan, {
torvenyes formak kozt akarjal
megvaltoztatni az alkotmany
olyanforman, hogy a Supreme
Court jogai azontul meg legye
mex nyirbalva.
Mem tudni, hogy a ket III ko.
ziil melyiket valssztjuk, de bi
zonyos, hogy egy par even be
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-27
Minden tekintetben jobban .&rxi nsag4t

Minden tekfntetben jobban .Grxi nsag4t
DR.. f. r. Ross Sandusky.b6i, Ohio
irja: "Mi6ta egy pr6ba Jveg Forni-
ele Alpenkrautert haszna1tam, jobban
tudok enni, jobban alszom es minden
tekintetben jobban erzem magamat."
Ez a tapasztalata sok ezer mas en-
bernek is, akik ezt hires gy6gyfii
orvossagot hasznaljak. Az emesztes
6s eltavo1itas szervefre gyakorolt j6-
tekony hatasa folytan megsegftf a
termeszetet a j6 egeszseg altal oko-
zott frisseseg disqualification. Ha
szomszedsagaban mem kaphat6, frjon
ere cimre: DR.. Peter Fahrney e
Sons Co., 250f Washington Blvd,
Chicago, III.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-27
Mi lesz vellnk, ha meghalunk?! :!

hL AoSSAl oNSiSAAiASAN NONsOA
ur, hiszen meg el.
Foldes doktor nagyon szomo-
ruan, valami banatos szelidseg-
gel inga&ta okos fejet:
- Foldi hangokat mar mem
hall tobbe Kende Geza.
Igaza volt. Meg egy utolso
sohajtassal orokre elmulott.
Es anint a keso ejszakabam
hazafele ballagtam, a csatateren,
az ujsagiro miihelyben elesett
kartarsrol gondolkoztam. hirte-
len eszembe jutott edesanyanl
halala es megdobbenve kerdez-
tenn onmagamtol:
= Vajjon nit lathatott az oda-
atbol Kende Geza, hogy ugy ir-
tozott tole? Vajjon ream is az
var maid annak idejen, amit
nehai kartarsam latott?
AEON az ejszakan mem tudtann
aludni. Folyton gyotort a ket-
seq, hogy vajjon mi johet a
halal' utan, ami az egyiknek re-
muletes es a masiknak aJkaira
mosolyt csal? Addig hanykolod-
tam almatlanul, amig vegre is
felkeltem, kisetaltam a jegszek-
renyhez es elovettem a hires
magyar bufelejtot.
Annak Sc volt rattan akkor
foganatja. Es ha ere a Macy ker-
desre gondolok, ma sincs. Las
sankent rajottem. hogy a gondot
mem lehet borba temetni. A ne
hez gond olyan konnyu, mint a
toll piheje, mindig felszinen
uszik.
Kende Geza halala utan mas
fel heten at ugy gy0tort a BIZ
zonytalsmsag, hogy egeszen belle
sovanykodtam, pedig amugy is
cingar enberke vagyok. LATHAM,
hogy ebbol baj lesz, ha hamaro-
san mem segitek magsanon, hat
hozzanyultam a szokott orvos-
sagomhoz.
= Gyerunk lie Daytonba.
AZ az en- legjobb orvossagom
A vadasz pajtasok. A Kelemen
gyerekek, a Radvanszky fiuk, z
Tokody sogor, Vass Berti es a
tobbiek. Ahogy ezekiel k;hajtot-
tunk a hatarba. ahogy megalltam
rn5yogo kek eg alatt, szabad
mezon, mem volt mar nekem
tobbe gondom azzal, hogy mi
lesz velunk, ha meghalunk. J6
! lett nekem ujra az elet, aminek
mines mas gondja, csak az, hogy
a. legkozelebb felrepul6 facan
madar tyuk lesz-e vagy kakas?
| Masfel esztendore kigyogyul
tam abbol bajbol. amit gondol.
kOzas neyen ismeriink Mem vol
nekem ARA sok szuksegem ele
temben. Meg tudtaan en- elni q
nelkiil is es pedig sokkal boldo.
gabban, mint olyankor, amikol
gondolkoztam. Vitte volna ell ;
szosz AIT, aki gondolkozast XII
ts!alta. AIT mondjak, hogy az
okor mem gondolkozik vagy leg
fellebb arrol. hogy mikor jutha
ismet xaauhoz. Ha ez igaz, ak.
kor az Okor sokkal okosabb jo.
szag az embernel. inert mem tor
"a fejet hiabavalosagok felett.
| A mi varosunkban volt egy
szerencsetlen hulye, aki egesznal
csak ugralt, tancolt, dalolt, ne.
vetgelt es estere ugy aludt. mint
a tel. Mem volt annak soha sem.
mifeie gondolata. Es eppen ezer,
sokkal de sokkal boldogabb volt
mint en-, akinek vannak ugyar
gondolataim, de ha arra a sze.
rencsetlen hulyere gondolok, sok
szor kerdezem onmagamtol:
Ejnye no, vajjon melyik
volt okosabb kettonk kozul?
Boldogabb mindenesetre a hi
lye volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-27
IRTA: CONDOS sANDOR

| lOSdDdA, SZdDduodS Sci hSSZ
tosegeben. Valami hazug vadat
emeltek szerkesztom, Kende Ge-
zu ellen, akit az alaptalan pisz-
kolodas nagyon felizgatott ugy,
hogy hamuszurke arccal pana-
szolta:
Greg, nagyon faj szivem,
felek, hogy rohamot kapok.
Evek ota szenvedett mar sziv-
bajaval, amelynek vegil aldoza-
ia is lett.
Megprobaltam, hogy segitsek
rata. Leiiltettem, vizet adtaan
neki, raeroszakoltam a mindig
zsebeben hordott orvossagat es
siri szoval biztatgattam. Meg
is csillapodott vaiahogy. Ahogy
jobban lett, raszoltam:
-Legjobb lesz, ha most ko-
csit hivunk es hazasietsz. Ma
radj agyban egy-ket napig, meg
ladd, kutyaba.jod ha ujre felkelsz.
| kende Geza csak a fejet rata :
= Mindjart lit lesz az Greg
gazdank, az elnokiink. Meg aka
rom mondani annak is a magam
mondanivalojat. Ha vegeztem
vele, hazamegyek.
Par perccel kesobb egeszen
felfrissiilve ment be az elnok
:rodajaba, mig en- tovabb folly
tattam munkamat az iroasztal
mellett. De nem sokaig, inert
igen rovid ido multan halalsap-
padt arccal tamolygott vissza
hozzam Kende Geza es valami
elfogodott hangon rebegte:
- Greg, segits, nagyon rosz-
szul vagyok.
Elkaptam, lenyomtam a karos-
szekbe, kiorditottam, hogy hoz-
zanak vizet. hivjana's orvost. En-
mex hallatara Kende oriasi er6-
feszitessel megszolalt:
Foldest. F0ldest. :.
Eszembe jutott a felesege is
es a nyitott alton keresztiil XII
kialtottam:
= Hivjak a. feleseget is. u
jon taxibe, jojjon azonnal.
! Kende, pedig rettenetes kinlo-
dasaba keriilt a beszed, ujra
megszolalt:
= Mem. =. ne hivd. orvost. il.
Sebes vagtatassal jott ugyan
a kituno Foldes doktor, az az
ember, aki evek ota tartotta
kendeben a lelket csodak- -csoda-
jara, aki mindig visszahozta a
haal torkabol, de kozben megis
elrepiilt egy felora, ami nekem
akkor a vegtelensegnek latszott
Hatulrol atolelve kellett tartsam
hogy lie ne essex a szekrol es
kozben. ;. kozben.
Ereztem es tudtam, hogy lit
keso mar minden tudomany
Ereztem, hogy az akkor mar
bezart ajtoju szobaban ketton.
kon kivul oft van harmadiknak a
halal is, akivel Kende ugy har-
colt, ugy viaskodott, mint seb-
zett oroszlan. Ajkai alig hallha-
tolag mormogtak:
= Nem!... nem akarok oda.
menni. ;. kozetek. ne huzza.
tok. men,. mem akarok. :.
Es en- abbol, amt szegeny
szerkesztom ekkor latott, mem
lattsrn semmit, csak ait, hogy
ritkas haju tarkojan az erek e
a fejbor lassankent elkekul, akar.
csak olyan embere, mint aki1
kotellel fojtogatnal. A gyenge
sziv meg vert, de tud6k mar
mem dolgoztak es kozben a hab.
20 ajkak dadogva mormogtak:
| Mem. mem oda. :. ne
lasssm. !. ne lassam.
Mikor vegre szinte ajtostol 70.
hant a szobaba a kivalo Foldes
doktor, akkor meg megrandul1
egyszer szegeny Kende, mint ak
az eletet latja ujra magafele
kozeledni, de akkor mar kesc
volt minden. Hasztalan dolgo.
zott nagytudomanyu orvos
megfesZitett eroye1 mem hasz.