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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-25
COUNTRY ROADS
DRAW ATTENTION
Federal Funds Offered to Counties for
Farm to Market Highway
Construction.

County Auditor Joseph E. Therrien
and County Engineer H. V. Jorgensen
are in receipt of letters this week
from N. w. Elsberg, state highway
commissioner, inviting Pine county to
participate in a 81 100000 allotment
of emergency federal works funds
set up for use on rural or farm to
market" roads. The letters outline
the program and Mr.. Therrien states
that the board of county commission
ers possibly will take up the matter
at its meeting on Monday, August ).
The S1,300.000 is 25 per cent of Min
nesOta's S5,2O0,0O0 allotment of ma
tional work relief highway funds and
federal regulations require that one
fourth of the money be spent on roads
off the state trunk system and out
side of municipalities and metropOl-
itan areas. The funds will be admin
istered by the state highway depart
ment which will supervise the work
through the agency of the local coun-
ty highway engineer. Commissioner
Elsberg states that there are several
important points for counties to con-
slider in planning to participate in the
use of these funds.
Federal regulations require that 90
per cent of all labor used on a job
financed entirely by federal funds be
taken from the relief rolls There
fore plenty of relief labor must be
available. The rate of pay will have
to be the same as that of the state
highway department, which is 55
cents an hour for unskilled labor. 20
cents an hour for intermediate grades
and 81 an hour for skilled labor.
Cost Limit Set.
Total cost of project must not ex-
coed 80 cents per man hour of en-
ployment. including all materials.
equipment costs, etc. If the cost of
job runs higher than this the local
community must pay the difference.
1t has also been our experience that
any work of this kind involves various
items of cost which the federal gov
munity must therefore guarantee to
pay any such items which may arise.
If a county has available sufficient
funds of its own it may combine them
with the federal money and thus pur-
chase materials and pay for equip
ment not available when federal funds
are used alone.
Il realize that under these federal
regulations it is going to be difficult
for many counties to participate in
the program. The relief labor re-
quirements and wage scales present
serious problems in many rural COM
munities. However. the regulations
are prescribed by Washington officials
and the highway department cannot
alter them.
In making use of its own allotment
OF relief funds. the Highway depart
ment is asking the State Executive
Council TO provide additional state
funds TO use with the federal money.
Only in this way do we believe that
permanent. worth while construction
can be accomplished on a sizeable
scale with the federal funds. How
ever. work on the rural roads does not
have to be of as high standards as on
the trunk highway system"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-25
RELIEF CLIENTS
MUST WORK
Refusal of Jobs VIII not be Tolerated
by Relief Administration, Says
Zimmerman.

The latest ultimatum in the relief
department from L. P. Zimmerman,
acting administrator of the SERA, is,
Work, or get off the relief rolls"
Mr. Zimmerman declares that any
person ON relief, who refuses to ac-
cept a job, will automatically be re-
moved from the state relief list.
Farmers are experiencing diff
Guilty in getting harvest hands," he
said. Reports have come to me that
many persons ON relief have refused
work on private jobs. We will not
tolerate such condition in Mime
sofa. If man does not choose to
work we will not choose to feed him
or his family"
In making this statement Mr.. Zim-
norman pointed out that if the job
is temporary the person will be re-
admitted to the relief rolls upon its
completion and that if the wages do
difference will be made up through
the budget deficiency allowance.
The purpose of the new Works
Progress Administration program Is
to get people off the relief rolls and
into private employment" he said
Right now Minnesota farmers are
crying for harvest hands and there
are thousands of eligible men on re-
lief capable of working in the fields.
Through the county social service and
the various employment offices we
will be able to keep close observa-
ton of every relief client offered a
job. The government is not disposed
to feed person unwilling to accept
employment"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-25
DIABETES FATAL
TO BIRCH FARMER
Ben Stoke Succumbs in City Hospital
After Thirty-five Year Resi-.
dence in County.

Death removed a prominent resi-
dent of Birch Creek township on July
IA, when Ben Stoke passed away at
the Miller hospital in st. Paul, fol-
lowing a period of i'll health due to
diabetes. Mr.. Stoke had been in the
hospital five weeks before his death.
He was born in Trondhjem, Norway,
in 1873, and came to the United States
at the age of II, where he resided for
few years in st. Paul. Thirty-five
years ago he came to Birch Creek
township where he had been a resi-
dent since.
He is survived by his mother and
one brother of st. Paul, where funeral
services were held and burial made
in Oakland cemetery.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-25
FINLAYSON MARKET
UNDER NEW OWNER

The City Meat Market in Finlayson
which has been operated by Mrs. Ida
Samuelson. was recently sold to Will
liam Dahlin of Cook. and possession
was given over last Saturday. The
new owner comes TO Finlayson with
good recommendation and it is ex-
pected that he will give that commun-
ity efficient service.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-25
Father Couldn't
Stand the Strain

Mother and father are doing
nicely" is some times jokingly
written by some newspapers when
reporting a birth in a family, but
a case occurred in Minneapolis
Monday night when it would have
been appropriate to mention the
father.
Mrs. Charles Stock of that city,
gave birth to 712 pound boy at a
hospital and when word reached
the father he collapsed. Police
were called and he was taken to
the hospital to receive treatment
and later was released.
Mother and father are doing
nicely
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-25
CCC Camp is Seen As
An Efficient Institution
GOOD CROWD HEARS
SPEAKERS AT PICNIC

A large crowd was at the Kettle
River park, Sunday to listen to Dewey
Johnson, Deputy Insurance Commits
sioner, Joseph Poirier of the State
Highway Department, and others,
speak on current issues. The occasion
was a picnic sponsored by the Sand
stone Farmer-Labor club and the
State Employees Association.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-25
NEW SERA ENGINEER
LOOKS OVER KETTLE
RIVER PARK PROJECT

F.. B. whitney. new SERA area en-
gineer with headquarters at Pine
City. was in Askov Monday looking
over the Kettle River park project.
Mr. Whitney is successor to Edward
Hoffman. who has been appointed
assistant to Sven Norling. state by
draulic engineer.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-25

Summary-StoIen bases. SimOns gard
z. o. Jensen 2. Keller 2. Eriksen =. E.
Degerstrom, Madsen. n. Degerstrom;
two base hits. Keller 2. Eriksen. j..
Deeerstrom. Madsen 2. X. Jensen 2,
Simons gard; three base hit Madsen;
sacrifice hits. Olesen 2; double play, A.
Larson to Johnson to f.. Larson; struck
out. by .. Jensen .. by Anderson 2; hit
by pitched ball, Johnson by o. Jensen:
bases on balls, off .. Jensen I. off An
derson s; left on bases. Askov 3. Sand
stone 10; hit by batted ball. La Beau:
passed balls. La Beau 2: wild pitch. An
derson; umpire. Beccue: scorer. Gene
Buck.
CONTINUED on Page 81
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-25
CREDIT COMMITTEE
ANNOUNCES MEETING

The Pine County Agricultural Ad-
visory Credit Committee will hold its
regular monthly meeting at the Mad
ison Hotel in Sandstone. Wednesday,
July 81, at 100 p. m.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-25
H. Nj. DEMPSEY IS IN
ROCHESTER HOSPITAL

H. NJ Dempsey of Hinckley, who
has been in poor health during the
past year. was taken TO the ST. Marys
hospital in Rochester where he under
went an operation Monday. 1t was
found that he is suffering with cancer
of the bowels and his condition Is ser
ious. His wife and daughter are at
his bedside.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-25
FL MEETING WILL BE
HELD IN STURGEON LAKE

A Farmer-Labor meeting will be
held in the Sturgeon Lake village hall
Tuesday. July 80. at p. m. when
prominent speaker will be present
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-25

The opportunity to get rich has al
ways been priceless in our history and
still is.-Frances Perkins, secretary
Of labor
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-25
DENHAM LOSES
A HARD GAME
Held Sturgeon Lake to
Even Terms During First
Seven Innings.
AskOv and Willow River
Are Tied for Second
Place in League

Schedule Sunday, July %.
Rutledge at Askov, Willow River
at Sturgeon Lake, Brook Park at Den
ham, Sandstone at Kerrick
Standings of the Teams.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-25
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS REVIEW
By GEORG STRANDVOLD

Today, according to original plans,
the League of Nations council is to
meet at Geneva to discuss once more
the Italo-Abyssinian conflict which
carries with it threat to disturb the
peace of the Old World; there is, how
ever, a hint given that the council
meeting may not begin until July 80,
but as these lines are being written,
nothing very definite is stated.
Now. the circumstances being what
they have been permitted to become,
it would be logical and natural to ex-
pect that the League council would
take advantage of this most excellent
opportunity to say something stern
and authoritative to Italy which is,
in this case, plainly the aggressor.
But there is no indication that the
council will do any such thing. for
its sole announced task is to appoint
a fifth member to sit in a Cancellation
commission whose conference at Sche
veningen (Holland) came to naught.
Although both Italy and Abyssinia
are League members in good stand
ing, and bound by the covenant of the
League, that organization has not yet
found it expedient to command the
cessation of war preparations. Indi-
vidual powers have adroitly avoided
committing themselves, so it looks
as though they-and the League
complacently will watch Italy calmly
swallowing up its African fellow
member. 1t is not a merry spectacle.
for aside from the inherent Injustice
and cruelty of it all. it demonstrates
again the fact that League COW
enants and international treaties to
avert war are as futile-as they have
always been when submitted to a real
test.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-25
Preparations Go On.

Italy, hard put to it to find justifi-
cation for her war preparations. has
taken a good many flimsy pretexts
into her service, the latest being the
launching of atrocity accusations
against the Abyssinians so palpably
CONTINUED on Page g
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-25
Large Enrolment In Nation.

The object of the administration is
to finally enroll about 100000 men
throughout the nation in camps of
this sort Minnesota's share of this
(ContinueA en Page o
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-07-25
Following are the box scores:
SANDSTONE

I j. f1yIUHHI SUD. TOT OItStn.
Lundgren sub. for ". Degerstrorn.
V. Jensen sub. for r. Jensen.
Matanuska Valley pioneer. (Palmer, Alaska) 1935-1936, 1935-09-19
SIX TEACHERS ARRIVE TO
TAKE OVER TUTORING TASKS

The Matanuska valley school
staff is now complete with the
arrival this week Of six uddi-
tional teachers who are already
at their task OF travelling from
home to home, holding classes for
those chi ldren who are too far
from eli Their Matanuska oor Wastllu
to attend al thor school.
Five Of the teachers came north
on the last trip Of thu yukon.
They were Miss iii ldred Ferguson,
from minneapolis; Miss Mari orie
Potter, Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
Mi as Peggy Fimpert ton, whose home
is Great falls, Montana; Miss
Janet Rorges, OF Anchorage; and
Miss zelda King, from Mahton, :: i
Washington.
Miss Lor1nda ward, who had
sailed North two weeks previously,
is another who halls from Anchor
age. Miss king taught school at
Seward last torn after three years
as teacher at Matanuska. Miss Ward
taught term at Hope.
Miss Rorges is not a stranger
to the valley, either, having
taught light here in Palmer last
year. ISIS Pimperton's Alaska ex-
perience inc ludes teaching at :
Douglass.
They are all conf ortahly quar-
tered wi tn the victor Johnsons on
Tract 81, about a mi lie and a halt
West on Finger Lake Road, and they
get around to the various homes
by car.
Matanuska Valley pioneer. (Palmer, Alaska) 1935-1936, 1935-09-19
NENS~REEL MAN
GETS REAL NEWS

GETS REAL NEWS
Fred Fordham, veteran knight
Of the tripod and crank, who is
natl onul1y known for di SC over1ng
new camera shots through a tech-
nj que all hi S own, is here on the
pro,iec to get true pictorial
rec ord Of the development.
nFt lm," said Mr.. Fordham, us.
the one medium that can tell e.
story more conc1sely and more
1uctd1y than amy other. No writ
ten words can possibly capture the
hustl1ng &C t1vA,ty have caught
wi tn the lens"
Mr.. Fordham is covering every
angle of the project and has can
nedn some xcepti onal sc enes.
A cow in a stand Of oat hay
tall enough to hide her WILL prob
ably make & farmer curse, but to
c amera man 1t Is q shot at which
no skeptic can shout ffake' when
pro .iected on a screen,
Matanuska Valley pioneer. (Palmer, Alaska) 1935-1936, 1935-09-19

ARRC STAFF STENOGR APHER
SUFFERS PAINFUL ACCIDENT
Miss Rita Revelle slipped on
a muddy path during the rain Tues
day morning and tract ured her left
leg between tho ankle and knee.
While extremely painful, 1T is,
FOR tuna e1yy only a simple trac-
'ture and Doc tor Nathaniel Brown,
who act the broken bone into place
between sp1ints, prodict It's AN early
recovery.
T. Miss Reve1le was taken to Anch-
orage for K rays in one Of the
small raj 1road speeders. Father
sui zmafi acc omp ami cd her.
/. ;;,; IT, -------..-
.GEoRGB DAVIS: YOUR bed roll found
and how at d general OFFICE
Matanuska Valley pioneer. (Palmer, Alaska) 1935-1936, 1935-09-19
1t. col. HUNT GETS o. X.
on MAIN SCHOOL BUILDING

The good news limited at last
week is here. We are to have the
permanent school but lding this
fall and 1ans for the erec tion OF
temporary buildings have been can
ce11ed.
Washington pormi ssh on to go
ahead wi tn the big Corma1,ni ty Gen.
ter unit meets wi tn the hearty ap-
prevail Of everyone. Colonists
have expressed thems elves quite
freely on the subje and offic ais
here have backed them.
The school unit inc ludes the
comuni ty hall which Will be CT tho
utmost Importance to the colony
this winter. Without it the tine
moving pic ture equipment Wa have
would be useless. There would he
no place TO hold public meetings
or have any kind of enter tainment.
col. Hunt has estimated SIXTY days
as the length of time it will talSe
to fit it for occupancy.
In his weekly report to wash
ington, col. Hunt gives only four
teen houses left to oo started, as
against 81 the week be1'ore sixty
wol1s have been comr1 eted and six
more are either being drilled or
dug by hand. The barn construc tt on
progra am is we'll under way and the
inst de fi,1l shing OF occupied homes
is receiving it's share Of atten-
ton. The maj or cons true tt m phase
is we'll over the top.
Eugene Carr WHO, as head Of tho
proclir ement d1vis on, has charge
Of all employment, states that he
will not be hiring any more men at
present. In fact he Unlimited that
the next move would he the cutting
Of existing crews.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-01-31
Mikor a ci9any ehes

tetejere. Mikor odaert, akkor
is hatrabb, egyre hatrabb, amig
fatorzshoz ert es annak takaro
hata mogott ujra talpra allott.
- Mi csodat akarnat oft az
a cigany? Csak mem akar csu-
pasz kezzel nyulat fogni?
Az en- ciganyonl ekkor mar
.bbahagyta a settenkedest, Macy
ovatossagot. Inkab3 hangos fiji
tyolessel indult nels:. hogy a pa
tax partjan lev6 bokrokat kor-
bejarja. Kesobb jottem ra, hogy
a larmas viselkedessel inkabb ait
akarta elerni. hogy az esetleg
kozelben lev6 vad6r figyelmet
niagara vonja, artatlan jarokel6
voltat igazolja. Mikor azutan ra-
jott ARA, hogy ilyen id6ben a
vadornek is tobb az esze annal,
hogy havas erdot jarja. hatul-
rol keriilve nekiment a bokor-
max, hozzakapott, nagyot rantott
a szaraz agakon es felkialtott:
Ez sc kene tuzifanak.
A suruben fekvo nyul ijedten
ugrott fel es rugaszlodott neki
az ellenkezo iranynak. De mar a
kovetkez6 pillanatbar visszava-
godott az agak koze inert elkap-
ia nyakat a vekony drot hurok
amit a cigany kijaro csapda ele
helyezett. Gyilkos csapda volt az
Nyakat szegte benne vadul ro-
fano pecsenye.
Kisse inegijedt a cigany, mi
'kor kileptem a ia mogul Is ra-
szoltam:
Hadd nezzem meg en- is,
Rosta bacsi.
Megismert nyonban, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-01-31

Hosszu volt a fonal, ment vele
a kis halacska addig, amig veget
erte, attol kezdve csak ugy kor-
ben uszkalt jeg alatt.
Tiz perc Sc kellett hozza, elke.
szult cigany a munkaval es
megszolalt:
= Alljunk XII a partra mele-
gedni.
OFT Sc volt ugyan melegebb,
de valahogy konnyebb havon
allni, mint a hideg jegen. A
nagy vacogas kozben eszembe
jutott, hogy megkerdlzzem:
= Mi lesz most, Rosta bacsi ?
Elkezdett szep lassan magya-
razni:
A csali most or uszkal a
jeg alatt, hasan a horoggal. Ell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-01-31

Nit csinal senki fla, a ko-
'borlasra sziletett cigany olyan-
ikor. amikor ehes? Sok mindenfe-
aler0t beszel irasaiban a magyar
.ciganyelet legalaposabb ismero-
.je, a nehai Jozsef foherceg, de
serr6l az egyr6l melysegesen hall
gat. Taian ait gondclta, hogy
'hiszen ugyis tudja ait minden
.emher. Lop!
Hat ez az egyszeru felelet en-
gem meg gyerekkoromban Sc ele-
gitett XII, Lopni lop mas is. ha
shes. Lop gyakran akkor is, ha
nem efnes. A Macy kerdes az.
hogy nit es mikent lop cigany,
ha maria oldalat az ehseg?
Lopja AIT, amt SCENE
meglat es keze eltr.
EFT monddtta volt egyszer
nekem Galgoczy fcszolgabiro,
akinek sok baja volt felig lete-
1epedett Is kobor ciganyokkal,
de en- csak mosolyogtam a SOL
gabiroi bolcsessegen. inert ambar
cgyszeru. fatal diak voltam, tob-
bet tudtam a cigany felol. Sokat
lat meg cigany, el is erne a
keze sokat, de mem lehet am,
mert cigany lattara ovatosak
1esznck az emberek es alapo-
sabban vigyaznak haz tajara.
Ketizben lestem Xxi diak ko-
ronban ciganyt. mikor lopott.
Rosta Kalman volt az en- ciga-
nyom, aki valami duledez6, szel-
j3rta yiskoban lakctt nagy sza-
hau csaladjaval az Agyagoson es
- negkerdeztem, hogy mib6l el,
feh3r sfogait villogtatva mon
Aotta:
Abb6l, amit josagos Is
-enke juttat szegfny cigany-
ssak.
Hamarosan megt,dtam azutan,
hogy nit ad az et-es ciganynak
4 josagos listen kegyelme. Erd6k
sadjat, wick halat. Eppen a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-01-31
Irta: CONDOS SANDOR

csak diak vagyok, aki sokszor
hordtam neki bag6t ajandekba.
Mem is szolt egyehet, csak ait
kerdezte:
- Lattad?
- LATHAM.
= Akkor ne jarion sokat a
sad, inert azert fogtam, hogy
ehes voltam.
Mem lehetett ellene semmi XII
fogasom, hiszen magaln is tilos-
ban lovoldoztem a pornpas husu
fenyves rigokat, holott az a
mentsegem Sc volt. hogy ehes
lettem volna.
Amint azutan eigany kuny-
hoja fele vittuk volna kozlege-
lo bokros helyen sompolyogva a
lopott nyulat, szorosabbra fiiz6-
dott a baratsagunk. Megkerde-
zett Rosta Kalman:
- Van szombaton iskola, te
diak?
- Delutan hines
- Akarsz halat fogni? Akkor
gyere ell erre szombat delutan, jo
koran, hozzal bagor is, leviszlek
a Laposhoz halat fogni.
Ma is emlekszem ra. hogy mi
lyen csomo bagot szedtem ossze
ARA a nehezen vart szombat del
utanra. Mem maradtam volna Ell
arrol a mulatsagrol a vilag min
den kincseert sem. PeIig cudarul
hideg ido volt, maid belem fa-
gyott a lelek, amint az erd6n ke-
resztiil Lapos folyo fele bal
lagtunk. Kozben cigany SCENE
jde-odajart, minden vad ROSA bo-
kornal megallott, eros galyakat
vagda1t lie roluk, kezembe nyom-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-01-31

a.,
lyan beszel-e.
lit mines mar rend6rssg csak tarsa-
sag karhatalmi tisztjei eek pedig mind
addig mem tor6dnek az iyesmivel, amig tar
sasag erdekeit mem serti Eleg rossz, hogy
ICY van, de vannak meg mas korllmenyek,
amelyek szinten rontjak lit az allapotokat.
Orokos az ellensegeskedes, verekedes, ci-
vodas... Is egy-kett6re kesz gyilkossag.
Igazan mondom, hogy tor<ig vagyok mar
mindenne!
= Nehez lehet lit az asszorvok elete -
jegyezte meg Alice.
Rawls hirtelen tizbe jott.
49, Nehez az asszonyok elete es nehez
gyerekeke is! Hiszen mattuk kockaztattam
meg harcot, de, sajnos, hiaba.. mem tehe-
TEX senimit mines rendelkezesi jogom! AIT
hittem, hogy ha vi fofelugyel6 keril ide ba-
nya elere akkor -. de bocsanat, err6l mem
is akartam beszelni. csak veletlenul csu-
szott XII szamon
- Es NIT tehetne a f6felugyel6? - ker-
dezte Alice. mikor az orvos elhallgatott.
A bajokat egyedul csak & sziintetheti
meg.
= Hogyam?..
= Az & szava lit torveny Is nincs elene
fellebbezes. Ez banyatelep, affele hegyek ko-
re eldugott hercegseg, ahol f6felugyelo BIZ
ro, ugyesz es vegrehajto kozeg is egy sze-
melyben Oyan messze mehet es olyan esq
kozokkel kuzdhet, amilyenekkel csak akar es
mindent el is erhet. Cahaba f6felugyeloje
megszuntethetne akar mindjart holnap is az
italt, kartyat es sok mas egyebet.
Alice meg mindg csak erdeklodott.
- Hogyam?...
- Egyszerien kitoloncoltathatna azokat
az embereket, akik kartyabarlangokat tarta-
max fonn, vagy ha ezt mem akarna, akkor
eleg ha ha mem engedi meg, hogy tarsasag
hazaibam lakjanak. Meg AIT is megtilthatna
hogy elelmiszert vagy vizet kapjanak it,.
Szoval, ha ugy tetszik nek hat kieheztetheti
oket A palinkaval mar kisse nehezebben
MEME dolog. lit mar osszeutkozesbe kerul-
ne "nagy" Shackleforddal. Siman semmi
esetre sem intezhetne el palinka kitiltasat.
- Shackleford-. :. Milyen furcsa nevek
vannak errefele = jegyezte meg Alice. - XII
ez az ember?
- Valamikor f6aknasz volt banyaban,
de egy napon valami robbamas Matt elvesz-
tette jobb kezet
- Szegeny ember sajnalkozott
Alice. = ID