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OF them the contract was held to be
against public policy and void"
Activities DISTINGUISHED.

Of them the contract was held TO be
against public policy and void"
Activities Distinguished.
The court then distinguishes be-
tween purely professional services such
as drafting petitions, taking testimony,
ETC., and personal solicitation with
reference to such activities, and fur
ther said:
They rest on the same PRINCIPLES
ethicany as professional services rem.
dered in a court of justice and are no
more exceptional. But such services
are separated by a broad line of de-
marcation from personal solicitation
and other means and appliances which
his correspondence shows we're resort
ed to in this case.
The foundation Of a republic is the
virtue of its citizens. They are at
once sovereigns and subjects. As the
foundation is undermined, the struc-
ture is weakened. When it is de-
stroyed, the fabric must fail. Such
Is the voice Of universal history. .
There is a correlative duty resting
upon the citizen. In his intercourse
With those in authority he is
bound to exhibit truth, frankness and
Integrity. II any Of the great cor
| porations of the country were to hire
aoVenturers who make market of
themselves in this way, to procure the
passage Of general law with a view
to the promotion of their private in
terests, the moral sense of every right
minded man would instinctively de-
nounce the employer and the en-
| ployed as stepped in corruption and
the employment as Infamous.
Consequences Evident.
IF the instances were numerous,
open and tolerated, they would be re-
garded as measuring the decay Of
public morals and the degeneracy Of
the time. No prophetic spirit would
be needed to foreten the consequences
near at hand.
We are aware Of no case in Eng
lish or American jurisprudence like
the one here under consideration
where the agreement has not been
JAN6CN W bC 44ieSdl VOlO.
/ Consistently with the principles an
nounced by our Supreme Court, An
drew Jackson, as President, denounced
/ the national bank lobby So also
woodrow Wilson, as President, de-
nounced the tariff lobby. True 10
these traditions. of honesty and good
government, Franklin D. Roosevelt. as
President, has denounced the insidi-
Gus and indefensible power lobby.
Contrary to tradition, against the
public morals, and hostile to good
government, the lobby has reached
such position Of power that it
threatens government itself. Its size,
its power, its capacity for evil; its
greed. trickery, deception and fraud
condemn it to the death it deserves.
/ You, the people Of the United States.
will not permit it to destroy you.
/ You will destroy it.
Evening star., 1935-08-09

back home. from lifelong friends, and
even from their campaign managers.
If possible, 1t seemed that their man
ayers were even more solicitous than
OF old for their political welfare. These
visitors stormed Washington. Hotels
buzzed as though another national
convention were in town. Business
doomed in the Capital City. From the
number of lawyers in Washington and
elsewhere. supposed to be writing con-
stitutional opinions, some have sug-
gested that there we're enough of these
lawyers to uphold the Constitution on
their oRn shoulders, even If it had
been weightier than the pyramids. The
masters OF the holding companies were
here too, but they waited in their
hotel rooms for reports from those
whom their orders had brought to
Washington to visit Jim and John"
The plan waS at work, but the masters
back in their hotel rooms did rot pay
Tor anything,-even the hotel rooms.
They did not pay the expenses Of
your friends who came to Washington
to visit your Representatives. The
books Of your local company will show
these expenses as a part of the cost
Of delivering electricity to you. The
money must come from you, and 9TH
ers like you, as the price of turning
your electric switch and lighting your
room, operating this radio, washing
your clothes and cooking your food
Perhaps you should not complain
however, but Just contemplate what a
good time people are having on your
money, in Washington, and elsewhere
Let us now return for a few min
utes to the Supreme Court of the
United States. AS we ponder its words
OF wisdom, let us remember that this
same power group that put over this
lobby plan, has constantly advertised
its fervent loyalty and undertaking
devotion to that great court.
1874 Lobbying Case.
In 1874 the Supreme Court of the
United States in the case of Trist VS.
Child, 88 U. S., AL, spoke again on the
question of lobbying. In a case before
the court a suit was brought on a
contract for lobby services. The con-
tract provided that a man pamed
Child should endeavor to secure the
passage of bill. Child's method was
outlined in headnote to the opinion
which is as follows:
"a contract to take charge Of 2
claim before Congress and prosecute
it as an agent and attorney for the
claimant (the same amounting to G
contract to procure by lobby services
that is to say, by personal solicita.
ton in any way with members of Con.
greSs-the passage Of bill providing
for the payment of a claim, Is void.
His letter explained the procedure
as follows:
please write to your friends to
write to any member Of Congress
Every vote tells, and simple request
may secure a vote, he not caring
/ anything about it. Set every man you
know at work, even If he knows q
! page, for page often gets vote"
The Supreme Court, in declaring
itself on this lobby practice, said, ir
part, as follows:
"In our jurisprudence a contract
may be illegal and fraudulent because
| it is contrary to a constitution or
statute or inconsistent with sound
policy and good morals. The
question now before us has been de-
cided in four American cases. They
we're all ably considered, and in all
Evening star., 1935-08-09
CODY SALE CROWDED

LOS ANGELES, August 9 (P).-A
gold filling from a tooth of the late
Mabel Normand was among the tokens
Of her husband. the late Lew Cody,
which were placed on the auction
block yesterday
large crowd gathered for the sale
of some of the jewelry. including two
diamond-encircled wedding rings.
The valuables were found In
safety deposit box.
Evening star., 1935-08-09


that court would say today Of the
high powered. deceptive. telegram fix
ing. letter framing, Washington Wis
iting, $5,ooo,ooo lobby?
Holding Firm Held Wires.
Let us now examine another phase
Of this mighty lobby mechanism, and
see just how the hidden holding COM
pany heads reached into the far away
cities, towns and villages of this
country tributary to their parasitical
system, and pulled the wires manipu-
lating their paid and underpaid pup
pets.
Listen to the words Of Mr.. Gadsden
spoken under oath, as chairman OF
the Committee of Holding Company
Public Utility Executives. Here is the
evidence:
The chairman-As the chairman
of this board you insisted, did you not
that they bring everybody they could
bring here who was close to Con-
gresham or Senator, from their
State?
Mr.. Gadsden-I certainly did.
The chairman-And you insisted
Mr.. Gadsden Gnterrupting)-I dc
not say insisted, but I was in favor
of it.
The chairman-And you did not
bring these people here because they
knew more about the bill than you
did, did you?
Mr.. Gadsden-No, they could not
know more about it than I did.
The chairman-You brought them
here and insisted that they be brought
here because you thought they woulc
personally have an influence in per-
suading the Congressman or Senators
how TO vote?
Sentiment Against Bill.
Mr.. Gadsden-I thought they woulc
be able to impress the Congressman
that the sentiment back home wa,
against this bill and great many o.
them did it, too.
The chairman-They did?
Mr.. Gadsden-Yes. They were ablt
| to come here and say to a Con
gresham, "John'-or JIM
The chairman-Who are those tha'
did it? We would like to have tht
names.
Mr.. Gadsden-Will you allow m,
to get the names? There are quite &
number of them.
The chairman-We would be glac
to have you supply the names.
The chairman-You consider thai
it is for the best interests of the
Nation with reference to legislation
to try to find people back in the dis
tricts that may, by reason of persona
relationship, a personal friendship, bt
able to influence Congressman to vote
your way?
Mr.. Gadsden-Isn't that a constitu-
tional right?
The chairman-I that your con.
ception of it?
Mr.. Gadsden-My conception /,
that a Congressman wants to know
what the sentiment of his constituents
is. and if a prominent business mar
| can come here and say, John" OF
Jim, you had better watch out, the
sentiment has changed in your dis.
trict, and your constituents are op-
posed to this bill,' he is very apt tc
| listen to him.
Stormed Hotels Here.
This plan. outlined by Mr.. Gadsder
was carried out hook, line anc
sinker." Senators and Congressmer
| received a visit from party Official,
Evening star., 1935-08-09

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- "around town" uses 20% to
1896 more gasoline than driving
the same number of miles on long
runs.
This Is easy to understand when
you consider that each "cold"
start can use up a whole "mile" of
Sasoline . and that rapid accel-
Grating can use up 1896 more gas
o1ine than steady running!
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YOU need one that Is perfectly
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Evening star., 1935-08-09
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To cut down the 20% waste In
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tank today at one of the $4,000
neighborly Shell stations spread
from Coast to Coast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
SZtrajkolnak a rab0k

Ohio allan fegyhazaban ra-
box sztrajkoltak a multi heten,
inert keves fegyencnek adtak ke-
gyelmet az utobbi idoben.
Ezren tagadtak meg a munkat
es inert ezer embert mem lehet
maganzarkakba csukatni, a fegy-
haz wardenja egyszeriien masok-
max osztotta XII a munkat he
lyettuk.
Aki ait hiszi, hogy konnyii a
raboknak sztrajkolni, inert az ele-
lem es a hajlek azutan is, SGT a
sztrajk alatt is meg van a sza-
mukra. azok nagyon csalodnak.
A fegyhazak rabjai megoriil-
nenek, aminthogy gyakran meg
oriiltek, ha munkat mem adnak
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a szamukra es a dolgoztatas mem
a biintetes szigoritasa, hanem
kegyelem a tarsadalom reszerol.
Bizonyos tehat, hogy nagy ok
nelkiil rabok sztrajkba nem
mentek es mosoly helyett leg
erelyesebb vizsgalatot kellene ko-
vetelni, hogy mifele embertelen-
seq birta fegyenceket sztrajk-
ra.
A kegyetlenseget konnyen ell
hihettjiik arrol a fegyhazrol, ahol
par eve halalra siitottek egy ne
hany szaz fegyencet, inert az ak
kori warden attol tartott, hogy
ha a nagy tiiz alatt kiereszti
0ket cellabol, egy-kett6 esetleg
meguprik.
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A depresszio engem is gyenge
penziigyi allapotban talalt, az
utan most nyolc honapja szelhu-
des erte balkaromat, amibol meg
mem gyogyultam XII. Betegsegem
keletkezese ota fiam teljes ege-
szeben teljesitette = nemcsak
kotelesseget, hanem annal tob-
bet is. Azonban mem kepes any
nyit keresni, hogy engem meg
felelo apolasban reszesittessen.
Haztartasunkat, ugy ahogy, fel-
szinen tartjuk, mindennapit ke-
nyerunket fiam kikeresi, de kellS
orvosi kezelesre mem jutott.
A dolgok ilyeter allapotaban
akcioba leptek Pittsburgh Is vi
deki barataim Is nagy faradt-
sagga1 = es nehany magyar vi
sag segitsegevel rendeztek
egy estelyt, amelynek tiszta jo-
vedelme 183 dollar volt, ami XII
rantotta katyuba kerilt szeke-
ret sarbo..
Korantsem szenvedek annyit,
amennyit korhazi tapaszta1atom
szerint sok mas beteg szenved,
SGT 1888 do1lart kii1onben is ugy
tekintem, mint midon az egyik
|jobarat kisegiti katyuba keru1t
baratjat, tehat mem charity. Az
en- kedves kozonsegem kapott
annyi beszedet so centert, hogy
50 doflarert sem kaphatna tobbet.
(No meg egy par e1vezetes enek
es zene-darabot.)
De AIT meg rnaskeppen is
meg akarom szolgalni.
Roth H. Ignacz.
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(Folytatjuk.)

Backford sohasem lagyult Ell, de azert,
6vatosan megis udvaroht az ilyen kozos etke-
zesek alatt. A munkaja gyakran megkivanta
volna, hogy irodajaba hozassa vacsorajat es
utana tovabb dolgozzek Blackford azonban
mindg hazament hogy lassa az ajtoban rea
varakozo Alice alakjat amikor labat az eso
lepcs6fokra teszi.
Alice titokban mindig figyelte az urat,
tudta hogy mikor fekszik lie es lepteibol
kovetkeztetett a faradsagara Egy ejjelen, mi
kor hiaba varta hallon csendesen kozelgo
lepteket, felkelt es megnezte, hogy NIT csi-
nall? . Blackford elaludt munka kozben,
feje az asztalon pihent, egyik karja pedig ala
csungott. Alice ranezett egy percig aztan
leult az alacsony hntaszekbe
Valami szokatlan volt az elernyedt ala
kon Annak az u embernek jellegzetessege,
amive most lett. A sok dologto kimerult es
szekeben elszunnyadt Blackford mar mem az
kozonyos ember volt aki tetlenu hagyja
kisiklani kezei kozul szerencsejet.
Alice batran nezett szembe az eredmeny-
nyel: - hiabavalo volt az onamitas, szerette
EFT a ferfit! Blackford 6szintesege lefegyve-
rezte S akarm tortent is Alice szerette
st Blackford most megmozdult es Alice
felszokott ultebol. megijedve, hogy ferfi
eszreveszi, hogy lit orkodik mellette. De
Blackford csak sohajtott es nem mozdult to-
vabb Alice hat smet 1eiilt
Most jol meg kel gondolnia mndent
- tilnodott magaban. - Az osztone AIT
sugta hogy menje oda az urahoz es mondja
meg nyiltan, hogy NIT erez. de tudta, hogy
erre mem esz kepes Nisszariadt a visszauta-
sitasto amt biztosan megsejtett Blackford
mem hinne neki at gondolna, hogy most
megint csak....
Alice elfelejtette. hogy ferje vetkezett
ellene es csak ARA emlekezett, hogy szerette
az urat.... Erezte, hogy 8 tavolodott ell
ferjetol ez fajt neki. Melette kivant enn
abban a munkaban, amely most lekototte ura-
max minden erejet Oda szerette volna adn
az & batorsagat es hitet is. Szerette volna,
ha ferje erzi, hogy felesege mellette van
es egyutt dolgozik vele.
Alice folallt es ferje fole hajolt Keze-
vel gyongeden megerintette Backford hajat
- hiszen csak mem hagyhatja ilyen kenyel-
metlen helyzetben aludni -. Alice ujjai
megrandultak.
- Warren = szolt lagyan a ferje fule-
be = kelj fol. Elaludtal lit szekben.
Blackford kinytotta faradt szemeit es
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mem voltam a szobaban mem is tortent SEM
mi bal.
Affect lelke melyeig megrazta es megra-
gadta az mod, ahogyan Blackford azokat a
megdobbent6 dolgokat fogadta amelyek oily
izgato hatassal voltak 6rea Kozelebb huzod-
tax egymashoz es Blackford hangja sokkal
megenyhultebb volt, mikor ujra megszolat:
Ezeket dolgokat varni lehetett S
engem mem is lepnek meg: Ha maid nagyon
veszelyes lesz helyzet, nyugodt lehetsz,
hogy sarkamra allok. Tudom. hogy XII :.
Blackford jobb oldalan csorompolve. szaz
darabban hullott szerte az ablakuveg A szo-
ba szernben lev6 falaba siivitve csapodott be
golyo es tompan dorrent a puskaloves
Blackford es Alice egy pillanatig iilve ma
radtak es ertelmetenii meredtek a betort
ablakra es a loves legnyomasatol meglenge-
tett fuggonyre Aztan a ferfi felugrott, az al
tohoz rohant es kezet mar kilincsre tette
= de Alice hrtelen elebe vetette magat.
- Mem Mem! - kialtotta felrerantva
ferje kezet = ne nyisd XII
Eh, engedj, meg kell tudnom, hogy
XII volt! = mondta Blackford es XII akarta
szabaditani kezet, de Alice mem engedte.
AoiiiSI IOIIl - 1nIcICc az urdC
= hat mem erzed, hogy eek kint varnak rad?
Teged megvilagit lampafeny, ugy, hogy
mem fognak meg egyszer celt teveszteni ;.
Mem kerek, ne nyisd XII az ajtot
Blackford mozdulatlan maradt Onken-
teenii vedoleg terjesztette XII karjait fele-
sege fole, aki meg mindig hozzasimulva ipar-
kodott ct visszatolni - Alom e. vagy valo-
sag?... Csakugyan kozelebb smult hozza
Alice?..
Blackford er6sen kiizdott a vagy ellen,
hogy karjaiba zarja de meg ebben az
izgalmas pillanatban is kozejuk furakodott
annak a mask ejszakanak az emleke Az asz-
SONY hajanak illata juttatta EFT eszebe!
Blacford hangtalanul ALT egy percig, aztan
nyugodtan kiszabaditotta magat Alice mely
sohajtassal lepett hatra es ferje inkabb Wit
te, mint vezette ct legkozelebbi szekhez.
Alice halk skoltassal emelkedett fel is
met es red6ny nelkuli nyitott ahlakra mu-
tatott
= Huzzad lie redonyt! Ismet bel6-
hetnek!
Blackford azonnal engedelmeskedett.
Alice remegve kapaszkodott seek karjaba,
mikor ferje az ablak elott ALT es felnyult
red6nyert. De- mem tortent semmi es Black
ford, visszaterve hozza, megcirogatta kezet
(Folytatas)
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A R69i J6 BetyarvilaG
INSTRUMENTATION

zonseget arckepemmel es nagy-
szeru hazai Observation-Disclosures So
hasem hivatkoztam, mint a "be-
csuletes bankarok"
"a regi jo betyarvilag. - mem
tulzott kritika, ha ait az ame-
rikai magyar bankarok viselt
dolgaira alkalmazzuk, ambator a
hatosagilag szabadalmazott ame-
rikai bankok ezrei az utobbi
1912 ev tanusaga szerint csak
annyiban kulonboztek a magyar
"futobankarto1'', hogy mig a ma
gyar "bankarok' csak magyar
munkasnep tizezreit raboltak, adj
dig a "rendes" amerikai bankok
ezrei a magyarokat es mas nem-
zetisegleket es a bennsZulott
amerikaiakat fosztottak XII tor
venytelen spekulaciokkal.
Amennyiben megtehetem, "a
regi jo betyanvilagra" idorol-
idore visszaterek, annak az illusz-
tralasara, hogy milyen aldozati
baranynak tekintettek Magyar
Amerika nepet.
lit csak AIT akartam bizonyi-
tani, hogy en- mem vo1tam anne
rikai magyar bankar es Himler
Marion nem is emlitett engem
mint olyat Most meg csak egy-
ket felreertest legyen szabad
megmagyarazni.
Tizennegy eve ozvegy ember
vagyok es az en- es egyetlen fam
jo vilaga nehai felesegemmel
egyiitt sirba szallott. Fiamat ha-
zavittem Is Budapesten harom
evi kereskedelmit vegzett, visz-
szajovetele utan pedig tanult es
pedig mint high honor student"
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Mem panaszolhatom ait, hogy
az "elfelejtett emberek' koze tar
tozom. A Himler lapok tobbet,
sokkal tobbet foglalkoztak kis-
miskasagommal es pedig meg ha-
lalom elott, mint pl a New York
Sun annak idejen Charles Dana
val, halala utan. Pedig ait hi
szem mem tevedek. ha AIT mon
dom, hogy Mr.. Dana a legtipi-
kusabb, legtehetsegesebb ujsag-
ir6ja volt polgarhaborut ko-
veto evtizedeknek.
Gyakori entities tortent az
utobbi idoben az en- szerenyse-
gemrol Es megis kenytelen va
gyok figyelmes olvaso szereny-
seg-erzetet azon kijelentesemme1
megbotrankoztatni, hogy azokat
a sep, dicseroen meltato szava-
kat ugy szedegettem magamba,
mint az egi mannat.
Mines ember Magyar-Amerika-
ban, aki annyira ossze volna forr-
va a magyar multtal es jelennel,
mint Himler Marion. Olyan
sincs, aki olyan sliason"-t, osz-
szekoto kapcsot kepezzen Ma
gyar-Amerika es az Egyesiilt Al
lamok kozott. Olyan pedig az
egesz vilag sajtojaban mem akad,
aki nalanal targyilagosabb volna
a sajat lapjaiban. Mem koveti ait
a felfogast, amelyet egyik joke
delyu olvasoja irt a Himler He
tilapban. hogy "On ait irhat a
1apjaban, ami Onnek tetszik", /,
hanem Macy tiszteletben tartja
olvaso kozonsege jogat es mem
vindikal maganak tobb jogot ah-
hoz, amit lapjaban magarol vagy
. sajat erdekeben irhat, mint a
mennyi jogot barmely meg
ellcnseges allaspontot eIfoglalo
Olvasojanak, vagy akar mem is
el6fizet6jenek talan tulsagba me-
n6 liberalizmussal, megad. Szo-
val. 4 Hinler lapok a kozerde-
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volna tulvilagra va1o utban,
vele bizonyithatnam legjobban,
hogy valahanyszor szokasa
szerint = engem "bankar urnak'
nevezett, mindig raformedtem,
ilogy en- = tisztelet a kivetelnek
= nem tartozom ahhoz a kigyo-
fajzathoz. Akik tudtak a magyar
"bankar' minemuseget, azok re-
szerol komoly sertesnek vettem
EFT megszolitast, epp ugy, mint
akik "doktor' vagy professor"
urnak neveztek, csak azert, inert
rovidlato letemre szemuveget vi
selek. Akik pedig mem tudtak,
mint ahogy a legtobb honfitar-
sam tenyleg komolyan tekintett
bankarnak, azok reszero1 is meg
bantodtam, ha 'bankar urnak"
szolitottak, de mem remonstral-
tam minden egyes esetben. Merit
hiszen ugy neveltek 6ket, hogy
lit mindenki bankar, akinek ha-
jojegy irodaja van.
En- soha mem pingaltattam mo-
dam ablakara a bankar szot,
sem pedig a magyar kiralyi ko-
ronat, hanem mint Csillagos Sza-
DO Laszlo mondja: hogy "valodi
mivoltukat jobban kifejezi ez a
nev: penzkiildo es hajojegy aru-
sito" volt a titulusom. Hat en-
eppen ICY titulaltam magamat,
csak eppen hajojegy arusito he
lyett hajojegy iigynok voltam.
A Notary Public cimet mem
neveztem kozjegyz6nek, inert a
magyar kozjegyz6 es Notary
Public kozott Macy kulonbseg
van. Vegiil hirdetmenyeimben
nem igyekeztem elbajolni a ko-
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kek felelmetlen geppuskai, anne
lyek epp ugy fordithatok tulaj-
donosai, mint bark mas ellen. A
Himler lapok mem ''le:b zsurna-
lok''. Megdicserik ellenfeleiket,
mint ahogy megkritizaljak ba-
rataikat.
Az ilyen dicseret vagy kritika
igaz ertekkel bir. En- mem mint
ellenseg rsszesiiltem ugyan sok
sep dicseretben, de joles6 erzes-
sci fogadtam azokat, inert Him
Ter Martontol jottek, aki a leg
jobb kvalifikacioval bir ARA,
hogy Magyar-Amerika embereit
es intezmenyeit biralat targyava
tegye. Vannak magyar ujsagirok
Amerikaban, kilsnek hasonlo di-
cserete teljesen erintetlenll hagy-
ma.
"a Regi 10 Betyarvilag" alatt
ait a Nilagot ertem, amidon ma
gyar es mas ''bankarok' lesipus-
kaztak a bevandorolt szegeny
munkasnepre. A kiilonbozo nem-
zetisegi ''bankarokat" ezuttal
futni hagyjuk. De mivel "Csilla-
gos Szabo Laszlo" Pesti Nap
loban kommentalt az en- ugyem-
ben, melynek targyaul Himler
Marion valamelyik cikke SOL
gait es mivel ebben a kommen-
tarban foglalkozasomat "volt
bankarnak" emliti kisse f6varo-
siasan f6lenyes, de kulonben ma
gyon joakaratu kozlemenyeben,
legyen szabad kijelentenem, hogy
en- sohasem voltam bankar, So
hasem hirdettem magamat BAN
karnak es ha nehai Kohary San
dor baratom meg mem elozOtt