davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
KACEY CEREMONY
 PLANNED SUNDAY
First and Second Degrees to Be Exemp1ified at
 Hibernian Hall

Sheridan Council, Knights of Co., lumbus, wil confer the first and second degrees upon a class of can- didates during ceremonies to be held next Sunday in Hibernian hall. Former members of Barce- Iona Council will be guests at a formal reception after the degrees are conferred.
 The degrees will also mark the first formal introduction to the council of it's recently-appointed chaplain, the Rev James M. Coughlin, acting pastor of St Fran. cis Xavier church.
 Following the degree work, which will be exempllfied by the officers of Sheridan Council, a program of. entertainment will be given under the direction of Lec- turer Patrick J. Wallace, Refresh- ments will also be served.
 James J. Kelley, chairman of the house committee, heads the committee in charge of the de- grees. MT Kelley is conferring with officers of Ojeda Council, Nauga- tuck, with the view of combining the local and borough second de- gree classes into one upon which the third degree would be exern- pIifled in the Rubber town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
$5OO,OOO MAY GO
 TOBABY HEIRESS


 New York, Jan 21-OP)-A baby girl, who may inherit $50O,00O from the estate of her dead father, Paul F. Donnelly, of Kansas City, was born to Mrs Virginia George Donnelly at Harbor Sanitarium.
 Mrs Donnelly is the second wife of the former garment manufac- turer, whose first wife, Nell Quin- Ian Donnelly married former Sen ator James A. Reed. She was kid- nuped in 1881, but later released.
 Donnelly's will, execut in 1932, was voided when he married a sec- ond time. It original split his for- tune equally among eight rela- tivcs. Missouri law provides that in the event there is issue from . marriage, not provided for In the will, the widow shall receive half the estate and the child the bal ance.
 The second Mrs Donnelly has been studying dramatic art in the east since her marriage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
Authorities Abandon
 Domestic Help Survey
UnfavOrabe Public Reaction, Evidence of Resentment
 to Queries on Wages, Responsible for Decision

small stan engaged locally in the work was under the direct super vision of the Hartford ofiice, it was learned that four of the inves- tigators employed in Waterbury have been released. They are to be re-empioyed in the survey being conducted among unemployed high school graduates when the expect cd appropriation of additional said.
 Low Wages?
 Charges that thousands of girls, mostly of high school age, were being employed in domestic service at excessively low wages for the number of working hours were made here by Miss Helen .f. Wood assistant state labor commissioner, in an address to delegates of the c pm f CT n c of Congregational church. Miss Wood declared that 1t was the intention of the labor commission to recommend the pas sage of suitable legislation for the protection of the domestic worker at the opening session of the gen. SThl A55SInOlys
 Resent Questions
 Tn the agenda prepared by state Labor Commissioner Joseph M. Tone for the departmental legisla. tive program, announced recently, no mention was made of the dom- estic help problem, except in the proposals on child labor which might relate indirectly to domestic employment.
 Waterburians interviewed on the subject were understood to have resented inquiries on the amount of wages paid to their employees, the. hours of labor, and similar questions. It is assumed that the same obstacles to the survey were countered in other cities of the state, leading to the decision to eliminate ali further work on the project.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
Squires' Breakfast
 Proves Big Success
Over One Hundred Attend First Communion Event;
 Problems of Youth Emphasized By Clergyman

Calvin, Bernard Boyce, Robert Lynch, Les Lonegran, William Tob- in, Harry Mclaughlin IT,, Arthur BaiIy, Bennett Daly, John B. Phel- an, John A. Bennett, John McMara, Alfred Herbert, Otto Herbert, Mich- ael Conlon, R. V. Cleary, John Rob- inson, T. F. Healy, James A. Phelan, Charles ]. Bann0n, Edward F. ConIon, George M. Corcoran, John Talvey, F. J. Hudner, John J. Con- Ion, James Barry, William Dwyer, Myles Mccarthy, Peter Lane, Fran cis Lane, Richard Carey, Maurice R. Carey, Francis Dubuque, Charles Dubuque. Thomas McGrath, James McGrath, John Joyce, Francis Kel- ly, Michael J. Kelly, Fred Harmon, Arthur Schuler, John E. Clarke, Raymond Cronan, Robert Carr, Fred J. Carr Jr., Joseph Stevens, owen Kyle, Francis Fitzmaurice, Joseph Stevens ST; Irving Sweeney, Joseph D. Shea, William Wallace, John Honan, William D. Shea, Jr; William Shea Sr; John J. Howard, John Dwyer, Lewis Dwyer, Carl Fehrs, Lewis Howard Sr; Ray Howard, Charles Boyles. Francis Carr, John DeMattio, Daniel Lynch, John Lynch, Patrick E. Lynch, Robert Hickey, William F. Hickey. Thomas J. Bowling, Sr; Thomas J.. Bowling Jr; John H. Cullinan ST; John Cullinan Jr; Tony Di6rio, William Murphy, Timothy Luddy, Al Niemiec, Joseph F. Farrell Sr; Thomas Fitzmaurice, Joseph H. Robinson, Francis Copes, Charles H. Fehrs, Romeo Cammisa, Rich ard O'Keefe, Michael J. Kitchen, Joseph Farrell Jr; James Kirby, John E. Baker, Joseph Patrick Mulcunry, George F. Corcoran, William J. Cleary Jr: William J. Cleary Sr; Charles Gauvin, John Slavin, Charles B. Cornell, Charles J. Cornell and Francis Boyles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21

A survey on the employment situation in regard to domestic help which has been in progress here as well as in other large cities throughout the state for the past several weeks has been abandoned because of unfavorable comment, tt became known today.
 While EZRA authorities in the various bureaus were unable to supply definite information on re- suits of the survey because the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
GUESTS FORCED TO
 FLEE FROM HOTEL

Salem, Mass, Jan 21-(UP)- Thirty-five guests. cut off in upper floor rooms, were rescued over lad ders when general-alarm fire swept the four-story Lincoln Hotel in a congested district here early today, causing damage estimated at $20,000.
 The fire, starting in habcr- dashery shop on the ground floor, spread quickly through the build- ing.
 Because of the number of tene- ment houses nearby and the proX. irnity of the Lafayette Hotel, fire- men battled to preent confagra- ton.
 Although several guests and fire men were affected by . Jke and suffered minor hurts, none was seriously injured.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
GOVT REVENUES
 WITH EXPENSES


 Washington, Jan. 21.-UP)- Federal government revenues In less than seven months of the cur rent fiscal year have passed the two billion mark, the treasury re- ported today. Receipts from July l, 1894, to Jan. IS, 1885, amounted to $2,O00,535,4S9, 25 per cent gain over collections of $1,619,131, . 293 in the correspondondlng per- iod last year. At the rate of gain so far, 1t was believed that total revenues for the current fiscal year would approximate budget esti- mates of $3,711 $50. 1888.
 Government expenditures, how ever, were shown to be running a. head of revenues. Expenditures from July 1, 1894, to Jan IS, 1885, amounted to $3,870,566,676, against $3,23S,f96,274 last year. This left q current deficit of $1,870,031,187 against $1.664, 4,064,981.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
THREE REPORTED
 KILLED. IN MINE

Shenandoah, Pa., Jan. 21-(UP) Three men were reported killed and 30 others trapped by an ex- plosions in the Gilberton clolieries of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company. Calls for ambulances, doctors and nurses were sent out to hospitals at Ma hanoy City. Shenandoah, Tamaqua, Pottsville and other cities in Schuylkill county. The nature of the explosion was uncertain. First reports said 1t was caused by gas. Rescue squads were hurriediy or- ganized and entered the mine.
 The first of the trapped miners were brought from the tunnel at 11:30 a. m. Several were reported injured. Others were able to walk out alone. Others, overcome by fumes, were removed on stretchers. The mine normally employs be- tween 500 and 600 men.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
SUFFIELD MAN
 HAS BEEN FOUND

suffield, Conn. Jan 21-(UP)- Police investigation of the disap- pearance of Richard Loomis. re- tired tobacco farmer, was abandon ed today when Dr William F. Cald- well announced Loomis under his care at Windsor and recovering from an annesia attack.
 Receipt of a letter from Jersey City to Fred Stafford. Windsor led to belief the 49-year-old farmer might have been spirited away from his home last Monday. Dr caldwell said Loomls was in ex- cefient physical condition but need- ed rest. He returned to Windsor Sunday by bus from New Jersey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
WOMAN HELD BY
 GERMANY, HOME

New York, Jan 21-UP)-Miss Else A. Sittel, American girl jailed for an alleged slur on Chancellor Adolf Hitler, came home more perturbed about misspelling of her name in the public press than a. bout her experiences in Germany.
 Its not Elsa Sittell," she told newspapermen upon landing yes- terday. She declined to discuss events that led to her serving a To-day term in jail. adding signi- ficantly:
 T may publish story later when I am ready"
 Rev A. H. Berger, who has died at Cobham, England, was vicar of Gotham for 58 years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
BABY DID NOT LIVE

New York, Jan 21-(UP)-The battle of police and nurses to keep the baby of Mrs Mary PuppiIio alive ended in failure today when the infant died. The baby, born ap- breathing all night with oxygen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
LATE REALTY NEWS
MORTGAGE DEFDs

WVEBIOhOG UHEUD
 Charles R. and Anna A. Book fo the Mattatuck Historical society, real estate on CIsnatis avenue. y1.600.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
Jew-Gentile Close
 Association Urged
Former Local Priest Emphasizes Fact at Hebrew War
 Veterans Organization Meeting in Bridgeport

Jewish Veterans, was present and installed the officers of the Bridge port post.
 we are organized" he said, "to fight elements of bigotry in the open and not under the shelter of the American Legion, Veterans ck Foreign Wars and the Disabled Veterans. If the condition becomes too difficult, we will call upon our comrades for aid."
 Father Sugrue is a graduate o1 St. Thomas parochial school and Crosby high school of this city and is a frequent visitor to Waterbury
 MARRIAGE INTENTIONS
 John Wolfkowski, 2S9 Grove street; Victor Skablicki, 121 Locust street.
 Peter DeLucia, RED No. B.; Doris Flammia, SIS Highland ave-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-21
LIQUOR LAW IS
 FACING BATTLES

(Continued from Page 1.)
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-16

all happiness.
 Mrs. Rice had been on a visit to Seward with her mother, Mrs Brownell and brother, Mayor D C Brownell, and when leaving for the south had no thought of marriage. Neither had Mir Rice, but they en- tertained different ideas following their first meeting on board the ship.
 Mir. Rice was mayor of Nome for several terms and holds interests in various mining properties there that keep him in the North most of the year. He is returning to Alaska in June, going to Nome via Seward.
 Mrs. Rice will not make the trip at that time, her California inter- ests demanding her attention.
 Not long before coming to Seward Mrs. Rice had returned from tour of Europe, and in other years lec- tured, studied and carried on in bus mess in the Orient She has been twice a Seward visitor, the first time g years ago.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-16

The following news of the mar riage of Chas. F Rice, formerly of Nome and Mrs. Ada Brownell Men gler of Palo Alto, and sister Of Mayor Brownell of Seward, Alaska, was contained in an issue of the Seward Gateway, under date of Feb ruary 23rd. Following is a clipping from the Gateway regarding the marriage:
 Following whirlwind courtship aboard the SS Yukon where they met for the first time, Mrs Ada. Brownell Mengler, of Palo Alto, and Charles Freeman Rice, former mayor of Nome and at present a heavy mine owner of that section, were married at the Fairmount Hotel, San Francisco, on January 29.
 There were 50 guests present to congratulate and wish the couple
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-16
LOCAL NEWS

The Polarites, one of the first social and athletic organizations to be formed in Nome following the fire in September, is planning on some outdoor sports from now on. They expect to have their full mem bership in attendance for big ski ing party to start from the home of President Frank Whaley and wife, at pm Sunday, tomorrow, provid- ing of course that the weather is encouraging
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-16

The Grand Jury bro't in 3 true bills this morning, indicting Lawrence Carson on two counts, adultery and fornication; Catherine Amarok in- dicted on charge of fornication; and Bob Larson, indicted on a charge of larceny of reindeer.
 The date and time for pleading of Lawrence Carson and Bob Larson, was set for Monday, March 18th, 10 am. The time for pleading of Catherine Amarok has been tempor arily postponed.
 This makes a total of eight true bills brought in by the Grand Jury since they began work.
 Attorney Leroy M. Sullivan is re- presenting Thomas Ulegak, Law renee Carson and Bob Larson, de- fendants in separate actions.
 Monday morning is to be busy day in the District Court, with 10 o'clock set for the pleadings of sev- eral defendants in federal actions. The petit jury drawn two weeks ago, is to report at Il o'clock Mon- day morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-16
KNOWS ROLE HE PLAYS IN FILM
 AT FIRST HAND

Buck Jones plays the role of an in trepid cavalry scout in Kansas dur ing it's wild days just after the end of the Civil War in his latest Colum bia starring picture, "Treason,' com ing to the Dream Theatre tonight
 Actually Buck has seen service in the United States Cavalry, serving in the Philippines and participating in numerous stirring engagements against the insurgent Moros This was during Bucks youth, when he yearned for adventure and new surroundings after spending years riding the range in his native Okla homa, in Texas, Wyoming and Mon tana.
 Later, during the World War, Jones enlisted in the aviation corps, and saw service in France with the rank of sergeant.
 Treason" gives Jones one of the most interesting and different char acterizations he has had throughout the remarkable career which has lifted him to topmost rank among the Western stars of, the screen. He is cast as Jeff Connors, a famous scout, detailed to bring in, dead or alive, beautiful woman leader of a band of guerrilla troops who have been terrorizing Kansas. How he makes good his assignment, only to realize that he has caused the wo- man he loves to be sentenced to hang, and how he resorts to heroic measures to save her life, not only makes splendid entertainment but al so affords Jones an opportunity to reveal his genuine acting ability.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-16
Federated Church
 Norman McCay, Pastor

II am. Sunday School.
 TAO pm Worship: A Lenten med itation: Faith Is Vision Plus Valor."
 Solo by MT. LeRoy Swenson..
 Friends, - Multitudes of our fel- low believers in Christ are uniting in The Fellowship of Prayer during this Lenten season, the forty days preceding Easter, the festival of our Savior's resurrection. The selected scripture for this week is as fol- lows:
 Sunday - Creative Courage-Ec- clesiastes 11:1-6.
 Monday - So I Never Lose Heart II Cor. 4:1-6.
 Tuesday - Eyes on the Unseen II Cor. 4:11-18..
 Wednesday But Not .. :. .. :. II Cor 4:7-12..
 Thursday Comfort Bringers II Cor. TAB.
 Friday - So That I Can Comfort II Cor 1:3-11
 Saturday-Noblesse Oblige-Phil- ippianS 1:21-30..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02

leket a ragalommal szemben. !.
pedig hat Thomas Chatterton
mar tobb szaz eve halott tole
igazan mem varhat meg csak ko-
szonetet sem. Masok politikai
karierre gondolnak, szenatorok,
kormanyzok akarnak lenni, a to-
meg kegye utan futnak. -. ellen
ben DR.. Herman A. Heydt mem
az egyeni ervenyesules nagydob-
jat uti meg, de tiszta es eles
fegyverekkel harcot kezd Tria-
non ellen, egy arva, szegeny kis
nep igaza, a magyar igazsag
mellett.
Miert? Mi inspiralja EFT a hi
res iigyvedet, nagy tudost, igaz
koltot, aki idaig mindig siksrt
sikerre halmozott? Mi tuzeli EFT
a draga embert, aki kedves, jo-
indulatu, megerto csak igaz
szimpatiaval tud nezni minden-
kire? Miert? Mi hajtja? S hogy
tepelodom keresem a valaszt
erre a MIERT-re, onkenteleniil
is raesik tekintetem Lincoln
eletnagysagu bronz-szobrara, ami
oft all DR.. Heydt dolgozo $40
bajanak kozepen. S mem is nehez
elkepzeln, hogy este, amikor mar
reg leszallt sotetseg, a Fifth
Avenuen elhalt minden larma S
DR.. Heydt meg mindig iroasztala
fole hajolva dolgozik, talan meg
is szolal az szobor: Ne
hagyd az ildozottet S segitsd
hozza az igazahoz a megtaposot-
tat, szegenyt. ;.
S ha eletre kelhetne az bronz
Lincoln, egesz biztosan kinyuj-
tana a jobbjat S megszoritana a
DR.. Heydt kezet, kemenyen, SEE
retettel, ugy, ahogy az olyan
ember jobbjat szoritjuk meg, a
kit becsiilunk, ak;re buszkek va
gyunk S akit muszaj szeretnunk
-. inert jo igaz es minden
alma minden tette orok emberi
szepsegek fenyevel sugarzik...
Az a bronz- Lincoln Oft DR..
Heydt dolgozoszobajaban mem
elettelen szob5r, annak $50
bornak lelke van, annak a $40
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
Ez ellen Mem
TILTAKOzHATUNK

Nehany arlamban tobbek
kozt Michiganban is ait akar-
jak, hogy ezentul welfare Sc
gelyt ne kaphassanak csak poll
garok vagy azok, akik legalabb
az els6 papirt kivettek es ICY be-
jelentettek szandekukat, hogy
polgarai lesznek ennek a ha-
zanak.
Ez ellen mem lehet es botor-
sag lenne tiltakozni es remeljiik,
hogy tulzott 1okal-patriotizmus-
Dol EFT a f1emzetisegi csoportok
mem is fogjak megtenni.
Es eppen inert jov6ben
szocialis torvenyek teren a pol
garsagot meg fogjak kovetelni,
= akar joggal, akar jog nelkul,.
= ezt torvenyt kellene hasz-
nunkra forditani kovetkezo ho-
napokban. Hivatkozni kellene ra.
hogy a torvenybol valami hiany-
z:k. Hianyzik a poTgarosodas
konnyebb lehetosege, anrire sziik-
seq van es amt megfelelo agi-
tacios munksyal biztosan eler-
nenk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02

amerikaiak vagyunk-e, ha tu-
dunk hinni az igazsagban S
a jogban ha meg mindig
scent nekiink kereszteny mo-
raj, akkor kotelessegunk, hogy
harcoljunk Trianon ellen Sc
gitsuk az eleterotol duzzado,
emberi ertekekben olyan ma
gyon gazdag hosi magyar ne
pet, hogy visszaszerezhesse az
ct megilleto helyet a nepek
kozossegeben."
Folytatja tovabb DR.. Heydt S
ahogy mondja mindezt, va1ami
gyonyoru lelkesseggel ragyognak
a szemei, a szavai ele olyan,
mint a szikrazo acel, szinte apos-
toliva magasodik ez a draga, fl
nom Greg ember. S en- kerdem
magamtol: miert? Mi dolgo-
xix ebben az amerikaiban, hogy
olyan egeszen, olyan maradekta-
lanul odaall szegeny magyar
nep melle? 8 1atta Egyiptom 6si
csodait hallotta zugni az ANA
zon vadonjanak szuz erdeit O
jarta tavoli, messzi tajak rejtel-
mes osvenyeit otthon van a pa
risi, londoni boulevardok zsivaj-
GO larmajaban. O tudja, mi a
bethoveni szimfoniak mamora S
ugy erzi, mintha liarfa muzsi-
kalna a sziveben, amikor a maga
halk liraju, frissen cseng6 verseit
irja. ;. Otthon van a draga, elo-
kel6 clubban, ahol eziist edenyek-
bol ehet S elhet igezetes pompa-
ju canadai birtokan. Gyonyoru
oregsegeben az elet szaz titka
nyilt meg elotte, gazdag. Macy
ur, = hatvanhet evvel a vallan,
amikor mas a kandallo elott mar
csak az emlekei folott merenge-
ne, 8 kiall a porondra mint
valami ifju harcos, viadalra kel
az igazsagert. Eloadast tart
az egyetemen halalba uldozott
ifju angol zsenirol, Thomas Chat
tertonrol, hogy megvedje az en-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
Miert csok az ugyeszek

DOlId1ly OSdDD keTQeSDen VeSTe q
legmagasabb birosag megszolalt
szomoru az, hogy erre a leszidas-
ra sziikseg volt.
Egy iteletet azzal megokolas-
sal valtoztatctt meg a Supreme
Court, hogy targyalason "az
ugyesz nem volt fair a vadlott-
hoz. -
Es fgyelmeztette a szovetsegi
ugyeszeket a birosag, hogy az
lgyesznek mem az a fokoteles-
sege, hogy a vadlott bemenjen
a bortonbe, hanem az. hogy a
torvenyszek IGAZSAGOT sol
galtasson 4 tarsadalomnak es a
vadlottnak.
Sulyos baja az amerikai igaz-
sagszolgaltatasnak, hogy EFT az
ugyeszek regen eltevesztettek
szem elott es egyetlen csetben
sem az igazsagot keresik, hanem
ait es csupan csak AIT, hogy mi
mel tobb embsrt kiildjenek Dor
tonbe.
A szovetsegi ugyeszek meg
aranylag fair-ek, inert azokat
mem valasztjak. De az allami BIZ
rosagok iigyeszei ket-negy even
kent korteskedni kenytelenek es
akkor el kell soroln:uk, hogy
mennyi embert kiildtek a borton-
be. (Ugyanakkor elhallgatjak,
hogy hany gangstert MEM kill
denek a bortonbe, inert azoktol
penzt es szavazatokat varnak,
mikor jon a valasztas.)
Ez a hamis jogszokds aztan
neha az igazsagszolgaltatast
olyan tragikusan komikus hely-
zetbe hozza, hogy aki torveny-
tisztelo volt, respektusat az
is elveszti.
E sorok iroja akkoriban lott
ebbe az orszagba, mikor a hiriedt
Ihaw multi milliomos csemetet
gyilkossagert a vadlottak padia-
ra iiltettek.
Az ugyesz megalapozta SEE
rencsejet azzai az egy uggyel,
inert szenzacios gyilkossag tar-
gyalasa olyan publicitast bizto-
sitott szamara es ait 8 olyan
kitunoen XII tudta hasznalni, hogy
korlhanyzo lett bel0le.
A multimilliomos csemete We
do igyvedei vadat tagadni mem
tudtak, h szen Thaw a felesege
allitolagos csabitojat szazak SEE
melattara lotte le egy mulatoban.
A vedelem tehat ket iranyban
probalkozott vele, hogy a gaz-
dag gyilkost villanyos szektol
megmentse.
Els6sorban es termeszetesen a !
tanuk padiara iiltettek Thaw fe-
leseget, aki bevallotta, hogy SEE
relmi viszonya volt megolt cpl
tesszel es irt6zatosan undorito
reszleteket mondott Ell a "sze-
relmiikrol' a nyilvanossag elott
a targyalo teremben. Ez a jogos
felhaborodas a "megiratlan tor
veny' vedelmet kereste Thaw
szamara. De az iigyvedek jol tud-
tax, hogy a megiratlan torvenyt
az eskudtek ez esetben alkalmaz-
nj mem fogjak, inert h szen Thaw
"elcsabitott' felesege mem volt
tisztesseges asszony mar akkor
sem, mikor Thaw elvette.
Jott tehat a penzes emberek
Mask. biztosabb vedelme, az
6rultseg.
! 4 dr.sa es hires szakertok
egesz hadserege bizonyitotta (azz
orvosi kar dicsosegere), hogy
Thaw oriilt volt, mig hasonloaf1
fiagy Is diszes orvosi tarsasag
AIT vitatta az igyesz zsoldjaban!
hogy ep elmeje volt a millioi',os
gyilkoshak,
Az eskudtek vegul Thawt
5riltnek nyilvanitottak es bar az
iigyesz kezzel-labbal tiltakozott.
hogy nem orilt, a tebolydaba