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La opinión., 1935-06-02
Ell EQUIPO DE
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LACOPADAVIS
United Press para LA OPINION

United Press para LA OPINION
PARIS, Francia, JUNO 10. -
Marcel Bernard, Jean sorotra,
Christian Boussus y Andre Mer
lin fueron eseosidos hoy para Tor
mar ell equipo que representara
a Francia en- la proxima dispu-
ia de la Copa Davis.
Los tennistas f%ranceses sosten
dram su primer e%neuentro den
tro del torneo mundial de ten
mis-, enfrentandose ell 8, 9 y 10 de
JUNO a los jugadores australia
nos en- ell estadio Roland Ga
rros.
Bousus y Merlin jugaran en-
la division de singles, y sorotra
| y Bernard en los dobles.
La opinión., 1935-06-02

Y en- esta esquina tenemos a Rodolto Sasano-
va, ell ex-nevero de la Lagunills, quien desPues de
haber conquistado los camPeonatos dc peso ban
tam Y pluma dc la Rcpublica mexicana, ests lsto
para disputarse la supremacia con su rival maxi
mo en- Mexico, Baby Arizmendi. Casanova sutrio
un deseenso en- su carrers desde que fue noquea-
La opinión., 1935-06-02
C~asanoVita Sc Prepara para Arizmendi

do por Sixto E.cobar en- Montreal, pero ahors
parece haber recuperado va su antigua forma,
vcnciendo conseeutivsmente a Sixto Eseobar y
Midget Wolgast. Su Pelea con Arizmendi sers
una prueba muy durs para ell ex-nevero' Pero ell
esta confiado.
La opinión., 1935-06-02

MAZATLAN, Sinaloa, Mayo 81.
-(Exclusivo). Ell mejor conjunto
beisbolistieo que haya sido aoru-
pado en- ell Estado de Sinaloa, has
ia la fecha, haeia febriles prepara-
tivos hoy para ~Ianzarse a un via
je hasta Los Angeles donde inau-
eurara la temporads mexieana la
tarde del domingo 10 de JUNO en-
ell Parque White Sox de aquelia
eiudsd.
Nunca en- la historic del beisbol
local Sc habia notado tanto entu-
slasmo por la preparation de un
| conjunto como Ell que Sc ha visto
ahora con motive de la salida del
eduipo Mazatlan. bajo ell que Sc
han agrupado los mejores asses del
| diamante o que cuenta ell Esta-
do de Sinaloa.
Catorce peloteros, incluyendo u
tro ~lanzadores. habian sido selec-
, cionados hasta hoy en- la noche pa
ra formar Ia selection mazatleca
que partira con destino a Los An
geles de un momento a otro.
La opinión., 1935-06-02

Dos epoeas del boxeo mexicano cstsn repre-
sentadas dignamente en- ests fotografia, en- que
aparecen ell idolo de aver, Joe Rivers, y ell idolo
de hoy, Baby Arizmendi. La foto fue tomads en-
un gimnasio de Los Angeles haee tres amos, GUAM
La opinión., 1935-06-02
MAzATLAN Sc AuSTA PARA SAL|R A Los ANGELES
Dos epocas deIBoX MeXicano: aver yhoy

do Arizmendi eausaba Juror entire ell publico de
esta ciudad. Ell proximo sabado 8 de JUNO Ariz-
mendi y Rodolfo Casanova SO enfrentan en- la
Ciudad de Mexico, en- una pelea que sers sensa-
cional.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-26
4 WOnanS Viewpoint
by MRS. WALTER FERGUSON

MOUTH signs ever for adven-
il ture. Il day-dreams Of knights
who. when the world was young,
went forth with shield and sword
on holy quests 10 seek the Grail,
to rescue the oppressed, to succor
the weak and to battle for right
and justice.
And it now day-drearns in a world
where the dragons have only dis
guised themselves by donning new
masks. Maidens are still fed to
minotaurs, Augean stables dis
grace our landscape, Gordon snake
locks still turn to stone those with
altruistic ideals who gaze upon
them too long. ogres continue to
devour the helpless. Ours Is a
world which is constantly in need
Of a new Hercules, and where the
accomplishment Of the impossible
is forever a challenge to the brave.
But youth today has to fight
with other weapons than swords.
Moral courage replaces the physical
proves which made NEUROLOGICAL
heroes immortal.
Doubtless you have heard about
the well-to-do young man in
Kansas City. who. glancing at the
surface Of municipal politics. de-
cided that dragons lurked below.
Forthwith nc went out to give
them battle.
I've never had so much fun in
my life" said J. J. Fennelly. Elk
istence has been filed with a new
zest and incidentally he has be-
come famous only because he made
up his mind he would find out the
truth about public affairs. Ask any
body in Kansas City what hap
pened. Plenty, you will hear.
His quest was also the beginning
of what promises to be a new youth
movement, designed to destroy the
political ogres who are eating up
American honor and American
liberty.
It's interesting to note also that
Mr.. Fennelly did not set out def
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nitely TO organize movement-the
mistake made too often by crusad-
ers. He simply pointed out the
dragons, and youth organized itself.
Here is an enterprise which calls
for high courage. It may demand
the sacrifice Of social position, the
loss Of friends, but whenever did
knight win laurels without depart
ing from his comfortable fireside,
or bidding farewell to those whom
he loved?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-26
FEDERAL POSTS OPEN
Applications for Examinations
Awaited by BOatman.

Applications for examination for
three government positions-engi-
neering craftsman, inferno and
education supervisor in the Indian
Field Service may be filed with
Frank J. Boatman, 421 Federal
Building, local Civil Service Board
secretary, until Feb. 18, he an
nounced today.
The draftsman's position pays
$1,000 a year, and the supervisor job
pays $1,000 a year. Mr.. Boatman
will supply additional information.
The Indiana quota of Civil Service
positions has not been filled.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-26

when did you learn to cook, ObroSki?" Bill
West demanded. 81 went camping with you once,
and you couldn't even build fire, much less cook
on one after some one else had built it." ObrosN
flushed. 'Wen somebody has to help Rhonda," he
said, land no one else offered to do the job"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-26

Orman spoke with deadly seriousness. Wen
have to do the work the blacks did before-make
and strike camp load and unload, cut trail, drag
trucks through the holes, and do guard duty That
part will be dangerous; but every one must take
his turn at it, except the girls and the cooks
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-26
WILLIAM
BY Hanlin
BY Martin

Instead, two experienced cooks were assigned
to aid Rhonda After breakfast the safari began
to move into the dim unknown The Americans
expected trouble from the hostile Basutos but
certainly they did not even imagine experiences so
narrowing as those they encountered that dayl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-26
BY Ahern

Now" he continued, 'the first thing to do is
eat Who can cook?" IT can like nobody's bust
ness" said Rhonda Terry. Then male voice
called out: ct can cook Every one turned to
see who had spoken. He was the one who had
volunteered for the only safe job in the safari
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-26
LOCAL LAWYERS BACK
DISBARMENT MEASURE
Supreme Court Would Be Given
Sole Jurisdiction.

A measure giving the Indiana Su-
preme Court absolute authority TO
disbar state attorneys Will be pre-
scented to the Assembly by the Indi-
annapolis Bar Association.
Under the present law. suits to
disbar an attorney are filed in a
Superior or Circuit Court on behalf
Of a bar association, the defendant
being entitled to a Jury trial.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-04
Issue Presented

Fun or Difference? That's the
question. Historic progression shows
that women have been given chival-
~ in the lands where women were
scarce. The deferential tide has al
ways swung westward.
In the East. where women are so
numerous that female infanticide
was practiced, men, of course, rele-
gated women to the patriotic func-
ton of providing sons for future
armies-Or to the doubtful delights
Of the harem. No woman had to be
won They pleaded to be taken.
They were frightened for fear they
wouldn't be.
As the trend came westward,
there was a scarcity of women. Men,
pushing on to new lands, went alone.
When women joined them women
were in the minority. So it was
necessary TO bid high and play
good hand. Chivalry came into
being.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-04

infested Israel it's a foolish man
who goes around in continuous
obesiance. He'll arise and look over
the field.
If women want difference they are
going TO have 10 surrender many
marks of parity with men: stools at
bars, chairs in smoking cars, places
IN the barber shops. If they cling
to these new prerogatlves the sister
hood must continue to stand in sub
way or street car while men recline.
Still, if men were permitted to
take back the world that they gave
us-Or we WTested from them-if
they we're given freedom to shine
up their dull spittoons, enjoy their
stale beer, cigars and sawdust stable
floors, maybe they would have a
better time. And undoubtedly they
would be more deferential to a
woman who couldn't say Bottoms
up" and beat them to il.
But life, on the other hand, might
not be so much fun.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Designed with a high neckline, and
buttoned down the back with tiny
satin buttons the dress has long
sleeves coming over the hands in
points. With her picture hat of
turquoise trimmed in matching vel
vet. she was TO carry English prim-
roses backed with geranium leaves.
Suzanne and Joan, daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frenzel, were
to carry flower baskets. Their dresses
are of white crepe de chine. Mrs.
Barnard's brown chiffon velvet
gown has brown alencop lar trim
and was to be worn with Tails
man rose corsage.
The brides gown of ivory slipper
satin is fashioned with high but.
toned back, cowl neckline in front,
long sleeves falling over the wrists in
points and the skirt falling into a
sweeping train. From a braided
band Of satin, a tulle veil falls the
length of the gown. Leaves of pearls
catch the tulle at the back of the
head. Bouvardia and gardeniaS
have been chosen by the bride for
her bouquet.
Pasquale Montani and his ensem-
BILE were to play the traditional
wedding marches and a program in
Guiding Shubert's "Serenade,"
Dance of the Firef1ies" and ''Medi-
tation," from That's"
Following the service, guests were
to be received in the library. Mr..
Fotheringham and his bride will
leave for Bermuda, the bride travel
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Daughter to
Wed Today
George Fotheringham to
Claim Bride in
Home Rite.

Marriage VOWS were to be ex-
changed today at the Harry E.
Barnard home, $3.50 Pleasant Run
pkwy, by their daughter, Miss Marion
Barnard, and George Fotheringham,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Fother-
ingham, Boston, Mass.
The Rev. Jean S. Miner was to
read the ceremony before an impro-
vised altar arranged with white rose
buds ard greenery and lighted with
white candles. A white satin kneel-
ing bench was to be before the
altar.
The bride was to be preceded to
the altar by Miss Harriet Denny,
whose afternoon gown of turquoise
blue satin is shot with silver threads.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-04
LEGION AUXILIARY
BRIDGE TEA SET

Fifty reservations have been made
for the bridge tea of the auxiliary
to Indianapolis, American Legion,
to be held today at the Prepy-
laeum, announces Mrs. Malcolm
Lucas, general chairman.
Blue and white spring flowers will
decorate the tables. Assisting Mrs.
Lucas and Mrs. George Swain will
be MesdameS H. B. Pike, John
Cramp Jr., E. S. Barnhill and James
Scott. Mrs. Louis Markun and Mrs.
NJ. ]. Spring will preside at the tea
table.
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ing in a rust wool suit trimmed III
Russian mink with a hat of rust
velour trimmed in brown. After
Feb. / they expect to be at home in
indianapolis.
Joseph Edward Cain was to be
Mr.. Fotheringham's best man and
Harvie Barnard, has come from
Clinton, Ia, to usher at his sisters
wedding
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her pedestal
The change is
not difficult 70 un-
derstand.
Men are always
deferential to wom-
IN when women
are scarce. When
the supply doesn't
meet the demand
it is necessary 10
make a special e.
ertion to win IA
vor. But Whe -
women infest the
T.r,r3 Tstro Tho Irrrrcf
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-04
Sex Parity
Brings Wane
of Chivalry
Increase in Number Of
Women Also Factor
in Situation.
BY HELEN WELSHIAIER
NEA service stan Writer

TOR quite some time there have
il been rumOrs-and occasional
evidence-that chivalry is dead, or
at least on the way out. Chivalry
is that de ence which men pay
or did pay-to women. But lately
womanhOod hasn't had as many
WOrshippers kneeling at the foot of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-04
CHURCH GROUP WILL.
MEET AT GALL HOME.

Mrs. Horace A. Shonle will re-
view "Orientals in American Life"
at meeting of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society of the Second
Presbyterian Church at 2::3O
wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Albert Gail, 1865 N Meridian-st.
Mesdames Jean S. Miner. Samuel
H. Fletcher, Carl F Walk ard Will
liam Shafer will assist the hostess.
Mrs. Jason Greenstreet will have
charge of devotions.
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Time Brings Changes
Now the field is overcrowded.

Now the field is OvercroWded.
Not only are there women to
spare, but We insist on going every
where. To De a good sport and yet
reserve a womanly reServe-old
fashioned though the term may be,
men love its not easy.
Maybe if woman would get out
of mans way he might turn around
to see what mad happened and pull
her back to the main concourse
again. Maybe he would merely
draw a deep breath and say, Thank
the gods for that"
Anyway, with the population what
it is, we will have to take some
definite measures if We want to be
evaluated at the good old terms.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13
1885 JUNIUs ls.

porje... higyjek meg nekem az
urak, hogy mem lesz feltamadas /!
Mines ra mod, mines ARA leheto-
seq, hogy a Roosevelt eddigi
erdemeit XII tudnank radirozni a
tortenelembol, nem akarjak hat,
hogy tobb dicsoseget szerezzen.
lnkabb jojjon visszafejl6des,
inert elore mar sokat haladtunk.
Ok ait az allapotot, AIT a rend-
szert sirjak vissza, amikor egy
mindenhato bankar kiadhatja a
rendeletet, hogy negyven milli6
munkasnak a beret le kell vagni,
inert EFT haza ICY kivanja. Ez
nek:k alkotmanyos! Ez igen! Oh.
hitvany onistenites, Oh, te vilag-
pusztito kepmutatas, oh te po-
kolbol csirazott emberi indulat!
Hol volt kilenc bolcs biro, mi
kor nemzeti kincsek nagy re-
sect tonkretettek a pokoli ver-
senyben? Vagy a kivaltsagosak
munkaja akkor is alkotmanyos,
la az egesz nemzet belepusztul?
Which? American Democracy
or Personal Dictatorship"
Hat ugy latszik, hogy "Dicta-
torship' lesz, de nem a nemzet
altal megvalasztott torvenyes ha-
talon fog diktalni, hanem azok,
akik mem tudnak semmikeppen
beletorodni, hogy kivettek ke-
ziikbol vegrehajto hatalmat.
Roosevelt abandons Blue
Eagle. Dismisses Weirton.-
4lO other suits. -"
Ma, most vigyazzunk emberek
es lessiik, hogy NIT fognak mil
velni eek felrnentett regi min
QCnnaCOk.
Ha munka es kenyer lesz, egye
fene, uralkodjanak!
Az eljaras megszunt ellenuk.
Csak most ok ne jarjanak ell a
nemzet ellen. De igen felos, hogy
boszu mem marad ell.
Jojjetek hat ii titokzatos ma
pok, hetek, honapok. inert SEE
retnenk latni hova fog fejl6dni
az ilyen szabadsag, amely csak
ugy alkotmanyos, ha Ok ditaljak
a torvenyt is. meg Ok magya-
razzak az alkotmanyt is.
Novak Lajos, banyasz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13

mindenfele, mindenfajta. minder
rangu es munkaju emberrel. We
gyesen. Ferfival es novel. Greg
gel es fiatallal. Meg gyerekkel is,
Es attol Sc lettem okosabb.
Nalam tobbet senkise tudott a
kerdes fel6l. En- pedig mem tud-
tam semmit. Ugy latszik: var
nom kell, hogy tisztan lassak.
A regi id6kben, multi szazad
negyvenes eveiben tortent, hogy
haldoklott a csanki birtok ura
Bay Miklos. Igazi magyar tabla-
biro volt ez a Bay Miklos, jo-
szivii, emberseges es mely hu-
moru. Halalos agyanal mar meg
jelent pap az utolso kenettel,
akinek eros hittel. mely erzessel
gyont, de a vegen hozzatette:
= Tudom. hogy a sir szelen
allok, de sogoromnak, aki any
nyira megbantott, most Sc tudok
megbocsatani. Kozel Sc enged-
jek a koporsomhoz.
A jambor lelku pap szeliden
intette:
- Uram, ne beszeljen ilyen
modon, inert akkor en- ont mem
oldozhatom fel Megvalto ne
veben biineinek terhe alol.
A haldoklo nemes ur vallait
vonogatta:
- Akkor anelkul halok meg.
Elszornyukodott erre a derek
pap es immar haragosabb han
gon mondotta:
- Nit szol maid Minden-
hato, ha gyulolettel telt Swivel
lep itel6szeke ele?
Am:re Bay Miklos a nyugodt
lelek ontudatos mosolygasaval
felelte:
- Ha csak ct percig var meg
fotisztelend6 uram, akkor meg
tudom.
OF perc mulva tudta is Bay
Miklos, hogy mi lett vele halala
utan, de = sajnos = mem jott
vissza a foldre, hogy papjanak
megmondja.
Tudatlansagunk, fogy mi var
reank a halal utan, foldi elet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13
Aszovetsegi birosag Is az NRA

A legfelsobb birosag az NRA
ugyeben tortent dontesere meg
kellene az embernek dobbenni.
De hat engcdelmet kerek, inert
nekem sem idom, Sc kedvem
nincsen megdobbenni. Meg az.
tan nit erne az, ha en- magam
megdobbennek? A tobbi merck
pedig egykedvii nemtor6domseg-
gel mennek ell halott Kek Sas
hullaja mellett, amely mar jo ido
ota betegeskedett. Rekedt, gyen-
gulo vilyogasabol es mindinkabb
gyongilo es hanyatlo iveleseb6l
elore meg lehetett allapitani,
hogy a nagy drama bekovetke-
xix.
A drama koruli jatek, az esq
bonto, lazito propaganda, AZ
NRA-t vedo munkastomegek
lanyhasaga, a kormany reszerol
az vi utakon valo haiadasnak
erelytelen bizonytalansaga, akar-
va vagy akaratlanul elosegitettek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13

legkinzobb keserisege. Exert ha
lunk meg olyan nehezen, olyan
keservesen. Exert dobbenek mes
mindig oily fajdalmasan, albany
szor a konyvek-konyvet, a Bib
Hat olvasom. Hiszen meg az az
egyetlen .ember is, aki elott ka-
lapot emelek, terdethajtok es a
kir6l hiszem es vallom, hogy ma
ga az listen volt, felt a halaltol.
Mikor dombteton tilt, ait
lnondta hegyi beszedben:
= Szeresd felebaratodat, mint
onmagadat!
Mikor a poklok poklaban, a
keresztfara szegezve KNOX kim
jait szenvedte, akkor nemcsak
mondotta, de gyakorolta is ia
nitasat, inert felsohajtott:
= Uram, bocsasd meg nekik,
inert mem tudjak, hogy nit CSC
lekesznek.
De azert a halal bizonytalan-
sagatol valo felelem az 8 ajkai-
rol is kier6szakolta az emberi
felelmet, mondvan:
= Atyam, ha teheted, muljek
ell tolem keseru pohar.
Es ezzel fajdalmassagaban
oszinte emberi feljajdulassal
szemben mem nyugtat meg isteni
mivoltanak el6re mondott es ke-
sobb beigazolt joslata:;
= Lerombolom a templomot,
de harmadnapra ujra felepitem
ait.
Ne vesse senki szememre, hogy
tudatlan esszel olvasom a Bib
liat, ami nem nekem valo, m mt
ahogy gyermek kezebe Sc valo a
gyufa. Tudom en- jol, hogy rob-
bano anyagok kozeleben ego pi-
paval jarok, de viszont ait is tu-
dom, hogy olyan kerdes ez, ami
legjobban erdekel mindnyajun-
kat.
Ha szerelemrol irnek, ait mon
danak ra velem egykoruak
vagy a nalam id6sebbek:
- Ez ugyan mem erdekel mar
bennunket.
Ha gazdasagi vagy tarsadalmi
iigyek felol ronek irast, kicsinyel-
ne a fiatalsag:
Ez meg mem erdekel ben
niinket.
Hosszu kutatas, keresgeles
utan jottem ra. hogy akkor iitom
fejen a szeget, csupan akkor fl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13

gyel ram minden ember, ha arrol
beszelek, hogy mi lesz velunk,
ha meghalunks
Es mivel ma Sc gyogyultam XII
abbol betegsegbol. hogy mi
mel tobb olvaso kedvet hajhasz-
szam, mar csak hadd maradjak
meg a jonak latszo targy mel
lett. Tudom ugyan, hogy sok bo-
londsagot irok maid ossze, So
kan szidnak, sokan nevetnek
maid rattan, de konnyii nekem,
inert hiszen mem irok halhatat-
lansagnak. En- csak a mai nap
reszere es a mai embereknek
irok, akik elmulnak velem egyiitt.
A jovore mem gondolok, inert
mint az elkovetkezendokbol XII
derul, mem hiszek a foldi dolgok
maradandosagaban.
Irva vagyon mindnyajunk in
telmere:
= Porbol lettel es porra le-
szel.
De vajjon csakugyan ez sors
var-e reank fOldi elmulasunk
utan? Ha ennyi lenne az egesz,
meg tudnek nyugodni benne. De
vajjon?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13
vagy
igaZsagsZ0lgal-
tat3S

Jobb $40 hianyaban igazsag-
szolgaltatasnak szoktuk AIT az
eljarast nevezni, mikor a birosag
az iteletet egy peres iigyben
meghozza.
Gyakran a jelen iogalmai SEE
rint igazsagos az itelet, igen
gyakran azonban istenkaromlas
az iteletet Observation-Disclosures
nevezni.
Mark Sayers muskegoni lakost
IS evi fegyhazra itelte a bro.
inert koriilbeliil otven csirket e.
lopott a szomszedoktol.
Allitolag ennyire kellett itelni,
inert harmadszor kaptak bun
tetten, illetve harmad;k ellene ez
az itelet.
Ismert gangszterek, ismert
gyilkosok, altalanosan isme-t
racketeerek szabadon jarnak eb-
ben az orszagban es ha neha-ne-
ha egyet-kett6t elfognak bel6lik,
tiz koziil kilencet buntetes nelkiil
ment XII draga iigyvedje.
Nagyon gyakran a tizedik is
megszabadul egy-ket havi bor-
tonnel, amelyben a RABBIT penz,
reven szaz kivaltsagot elveznek..
Az Insullokat felmentik, a
szazezereket sikkaszto gonosztc-
v6ket egy-ket eyre ha elcsukja!,.
de ezt szegeny pariat tizenot
evi bortonre iteltek, bar a Bit
nei csirkelopasnal messzebb So
ha nem terjedtek.
Hat bizony istenkaromlas ezc
az efjarast igazsagszolgaltatas-
max nevezni.