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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19
Roosevelt Might
Drop Court Bill
Continued from Page One.)

ly in the House of Representatives.
Just at this juncture Representa-
tive Hatton w. Summers of Texas
came out with a temporarily worded.
but otherwise terrific, blast against
the reorganization program. Summers
is chairman of the powerful House
Judiciary Committee, a veteran con-
gresham, a corking good Democrat
and in general New Dealer.
That speech was terrible jab at
the administration 1t made it begin
to appear that the presidential
scheme might be rejected by the sup
posedly friendly representatives as
well as by the almost evenly balanced
senators.
And Summers speech was received
with tremendous acclaim in the re.
presentatives' chamber.
It increased the billousness of the
White House outlook.
UnostentatiOusly?
BY coincidence Senator Robinson
died in the night, about dozen hour
after Summers address,
Thus the administration almos
simultaneously was threatened by re-
presentatorial instruction and rob
ed Of its Senate leader. 1t will not
drop it's fight nominally But may il
not allow it to fragile out unosten
tatiously?
1t can, and will, get new Senate
leader, probably Senator Alben w
Barley of Kentucky, but he is not SO
dynamic as Robinson.
And now the administration is un-
certain of the representatives, too.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19
STOCKS CLIMB BUT
AT VERY SLOW PACE
Smallness of Volume Disappointing
But Prices Hold Close To
Top of the List

New York, July 10 (AP)-Stock
market leaders climbed slowly but
persistently in todays session and
gains of fractions to more than three
points were posted without meeting
much resistance. While smallness of
the volume was a bit discouraging to
commission houses, analysts seemed
impressed by the ability of the list to
hold near top levels approaching the
fourth hour Brighter business hopes
rather than political or foreign deve-
lopments, appeared to be the principal
market cotivator.
Bonds did better. Commodities
were mixed. There was profit-selling
in the final lap, but this was well alb
sorbed and late recessions were I'M
important in most instance.
Transfers were in the neighborhood
Of Q50 000 shares
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19
TODAY i
ronAv,S ANNIVERSARIES

1785-Moredcai M. Noah, U. S. con-
sul in Northern Africa, prominent
New York City Journalist, lawyer and
playwright, who attempted to found
Ararat, a City of Refuge for Jews on
Grand Island in the Niagara River
born in Philadelphia. Died March H.
1851.
1906 Alexander D. Bache, noted
physicist and u. S. Coast Survey head
great grandson of Benjamin FRANK
lin. born in Philadelphia. Died Feo.
II, 1867. :.
1814-Samuel Colt, Connecticut in
ventor-manufacturer inventor OF the
first practical revolving fire-arm IN
1886, born at Hartford. Died there
Jan. 10, 1862.
1s17-Mary Ann B. Bickerdyke, the
picturesque and heroic Union nurse
known as Mother Bickerdyke, born In
Knox Co., Ohio. Died at Bunker Hill,
Kans., Nov. 8, 1901.
1846-Edward c. Pickering, famed
Harvard astronomer, born in Boston.
Died Feb. 3, 1919.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
By FRED H. MAY

1. When was the title of Excel
lency" given the governor of North
Carolina?
2. What are the two youngest coun-
ties in the State?
g. What provision did North Caro-
lima make in 1866 to locate wounded
or sick soldiers in the North?
4. What happened to North Caro-
lima common schools during the Civil
War?
s. How long have North Carolina
burglary acts been in effect?
6. What did the legislature FIND
when in 1868 it asked if the State had
contributed to big republican cele
OratiOn?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19
Opponents Now Say
They Have Support
To Re-Commit Bill
Continued from rage One.)

of the opposition which expects tC
muster its greatest strength on the
recommittal motion.
Senator Minton, Democrat, Indiana
one of the court bills most vigorous
defenders, declared, 1--WE are ready
to vote at any time, and 1 know that
we can win"
Other opposition leaders privately
agreed with Burke's prediction that
a vote would come a few hours after
this special train, carrying 80 sena-
tors, reaches Washington.
Vice-President Garner, who joined
the party at Little Rock, told senators
he would take no part in the court
controversy nor in the equally close
drawn struggle for the Senate leader
ship.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19
AMERICA AT WAR DAY-BY-DAY

20 Years Ago Today-Germans and
Austrians captured Tarnopol, Eastern
Galicia, as Russian lines shattered.
Socialist Radical and Centrist depu-
ties forced through peace resolution
in the Reichstag, declaring against
territorial annexations or indemnities.
At the front, Russian regiments
were mutinying and laying down
their arms. in protest against contin-
uance of the war; At home, wide
spread Leftist-revolutionar disturb
ances were being put down by regi-
ments still loyal to the Moderate
Liberal provisional government.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19
TODAy'S BIRTHDAYS

Paul V. McNutt of Indiana, U. s..
High Commissioner to the Philippines
born at Franklin, Ind, 46 years ago.
DR.. Charles H. Mayo, younger OF
the two famed brother surgeons of
the Mayo Clinic born at Rochester
MINI. II years ago.
Judge Julian w. Mack of Chicago
and New York City, of the Second
Federal Circuit, born in San Francis
co, II years ago.
Merlin Hall Aylesworth of New
York, vice chairman of the National
Broadcasting Company, born at Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, 81 years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

Today is the Day
{ ByCLARK KINNAIRD
Copyright, 1887, for this Newspaper
q by King Features Syndicate, Inc.

The Petrograd government had no
troops, however, to forestall move
ments in Ukraine, Finland, Lett-land
and elsewhere for separategovern-
ments though it made threats as the
Finnish parliament passed an auton-
omY bill on this date.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

Monday, July 10; Alb 1867 in J. q.
Calendar day of st. Vincent de Paul.
Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Weather Beliefs: Zone crow flying
alone is a sign of foul weather"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Todays aspects indicate anaesthe-
tic nature given, it may be, to mysti-
cal and poctical reflection. There will
probably be many changes in life, ups
and downs of fortune, and rather poor
luck in love affairs. Seek to develop
stability of character, and during the
time ofp rosperity and sunshine, lay
UP a store of wealth and happiness
for the dark days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19
ANSWERS To
TEN QUESTIONS
Sc. KG~k Page

/. 1861.
2. Disproportionate and relatively
sharp and sudden increase in the
quantity of money or credit, or both.
3. Reserve Officers Training Corps.
4. In the British West midas.
s. Science Of the study OF living races
6. French and German.
z. English poet.
8. Fides
g. Colorado.
TO- Madeira Islands.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19
c9e,sT 70. Ai--Al. Foa CHRIST
NIt1f|}i551 ct bF@0d
-, - M, =. N ,atA-P11l0 ~ 20

DIR STREETS AND LIVES ARE
FILLED WITH DANGER: Be sober,
be vigilant; because your adversary
the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh
about. seeking whom he may devour.
Il Peter 5:8
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

he got for his home, the State charges
he sent in postal money orders to him
self. The money orders arrived be-
fore he did, Solicitor Burney said he
would prove. and were delivered to his
nephew and namesake. The elder Paul
Krochmalny, he said, never got the
money.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

YOU WILL SAVE MONEY TO GET
my special low prices on lumber
and building material. Prompt de-
livery from $4,000 stock. Same old
Place. John B. Watkins, Jr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

Csc purchase. Good for free pre-
miums. See big window of pre-
miums. M System Store.
mOn-thurs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

WANTED so TOBACCO CURERS
for Inter-county Tobacco Growers,
Ltd. of Ontario, Canada. All inter
ested see F. j. Mcmillan at Melvin
Evans Grocery July % and %. Re-
fnrences necessary. 1885,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

WE HAVE A COMPLETE
stock of Dunlop Tires and
tubes. The tire with the lib
eral guarantee. Legg-Par-
ham Company. Phone IS. tt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

(COnft0t>>1 -irh T-i8e Ono.!
fused to approve the nominee.
Some authorities have contended
that if a vacancy occurred while the
Senate is in session, as was true In
the case of Justice Van Davanter, a
recess appointment after adjournment
is not possible.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19
WANT ADS

BEAR" ALIGNMENT BY A FAC
tory trained man will eliminate tire
wear. Shimming and hard steering.
O'Lary's Garage. 1861
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

American Radiator ........... 81
American Telephone ........ 40 1-2
American lob B .............. 70
Anaconda -. -. -. ........ 81 IA
Atlantic Coast Line .......... 81
Atlantic Refining .... 80 7-S
Bendix Aviation .............. 10 3-4
Bethlehem Steel -. .......... 95
Chrysler =. -. ............. 106 SO
Columbia Gas & Elec ........ II "a
commercial -. ........... II IA
Continental Oil Co ..... Is ga
Dupont -. .............. 100 3-4
Electric Pow & Light ........ 20 7-8
General Electric .......... So
General Motors .............. 81 1-2
Montgomery Ward & Co 80. 81 3-8
Reynolds lob B ....... so 5-a
Southern Railway ............ 80 3-8
standard Oil N j ........... II 7-8
U S Steel -. ................ 118 7-8
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

WE CARRY AT ALL TIMES A
complete line of Gold Seal and
Armstrong "inlaid"' linoleum. Also
expert linoleum men. Call us .tefore
buying. Home Furniture Exchange.
14-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19
Cremation Murder
To Be Started

CONTINUED from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

FOR SALE: CLEAN BRICK, FRAN
ing, flooring and ceiling. W.. F. Hor-
ner. , 1S-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19
Books Asked For
Prison Libraries

"""',n'."s 'ror age OneD
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

TERMITE AND ROACH SPECIAL
ist. guarantee to'fget rid of the
pests by spraying with sure killer
Phone 1881 for an estimate. l.. c..
Crosson 14-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

UNLOADING =. TO-DAY CARLOAD
Flooring, Ceiling, rough, and dress
ed boards All Kiln dried-Good
materials-Good prices. Patterson
Carter, Inc.,. South William street.
Phone STA. 19-1t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

LOST OR STRAYED ONE RED
horse mule weighing 700 pounds.
Finder please notify Ernest Girls
som, 10 Lamb street, North Hen
dersOn. 19-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

FRUIT TREES: STARK BROS,
have the largest nursery in the
world, oldest in America. Sell best
trees. Book orders now. A. j..
Cheek, agent. 1-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

RELIEF FROM HEAT. TRY A
real treat. Get a case of High Life
Beer or. a case of Barq's Root Beer.
The Smoke Shop. 17-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

FOR SALE 2 FRESH COWS WITH
second calves or will trade for cows
fresh in the fall. w. J.. Bowen, near
Epson. 17-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19
Governor Lehman Stoutlv
Opposed to Court Scheme

CONTINUED from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

STRAYED FROM MY HOME LIT
tie red mule, weighing about $50
pounds. Any information notify ].
T. Smith, 534 William Street. 19-1ti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-19

FOR SALE-TWO YOUNG MICH
cows, each. giving about four gal
Ions. H. F. Mitchell, Rocky Ford,
route 1, Kittrell, N. c. 19-2ti
Evening star., 1937-04-16
SALE SAVES YOU 24c
And. You Get Your Children to Weiqh
More BY Drinking More Milk
Renember-TODDY Is The
ORIGINAL Cocoa And Malt Fla
vored Powder You Add To Milk
Au,n1L14ke,,,HMM
~ t t., ;s,h1 %Mslssal1 H. x sal1

N7HAT a wonderful opportunity to stock up
w onacocoa andmalt favored powder you add
to milk to get children to drink more of it. Just
think-you pay the regular price of 25c for full
15-lb. can. And then for a penny more you get
another full 1l-lb. can. One pound-for only 26c
Which saves you 24c.
No question that this is a great bargain. But, of
course, you will want to satisfy yourself that
Toddy is the thing for your children.
Well, frankly, we would not sacrifice Our profits
by giving you full n -lb can for a penny on this
sale if we were not sure that you will like Toddy
90 well you will come back and buy more Oft.
The Original Cocoa And Malt
FIauored Powder
Toddy is the original cocoa and malt favored
powder you add to milk to get your children to
drink more oft. tits valuable food in itself and
when mixed with milk makes milk more nutri-
tious and palatable. Besides being delicious
and wholesome food-drink, it is source of con-
centrated food-energy, composed of high grade
natural food substances. 1t is easily digested,
Evening star., 1937-04-16

countries that were reported. The
English hospitals found that pads
filled with peat moss and carefully
sterilized made the most satisfactory
ones, and since they needed more than
= million of these pads per month,
you can see how the peat moss be-
came famous. Then we entered the
war. Peat moss was gathered by the
ton. The Rcd Gross had charge OF
its collection and shipping
There is much work to be done to
prepare the peat moss ready for use.
Its drying, sorting and sterilizing and
packing into the right containers Is
a process that requires skill and
scientific knowledge.
Peat moss is inexpensive and Is
growing in favor every year with hos
pitfalls. 1t has also great demand
among gardeners. Let us hope that
gardening will become such a univer-
sal outdoor hobby that health will be
more general, and peat moss will then
be only needed to discourage weeds,
hold in moisture and help us produce
beautiful flowers and perfect vege-
tables.
tCopyright, 1872
Evening star., 1937-04-16

rollees will be trained at Fort George
G. Meade, Nd, which viii handle up
to maximum of 3,125. There also
will be an Infantry camp for colored
trainees at Fort Howard, Md, limited
to a maximum of 200.
Fort Hoyle, Md, will be the scene
Of the Field Artillery camp; Fort
Myer, We, of the Cavalry camp, and
Fort Monroe, Va, of the Coast Artil-
lery camp.
The Government will pay all ex-
penses Of the trainees, including
transportation to and from camps
shelter, food, uniforms, medical at
tention and laundry. Application
blanks and information may be OBJ
tanned from the c. M. It. C. officer
Sd Corps Area headquarters, Balti-
more, or from Organized Reserve
headquarters, room 1908, Munitions
Building.
Evening star., 1937-04-16
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

n YOT until the World War did
n this moss become really
known. The story of peat
4 moss makes us realize how
little we know of the growing things
about us. How much we take for
granted and, in truth, how little graft
tude we show for the many valuable
plants that add so much to our COM
fort, as we'll as prosperity.
Peat moss, so often referred to as
bog moss, has just begun its career
with satisfied gardeners. 1t has the
special virtue of keeping moisture in
and cold out for the young plants,
and 1t finally becomes a part of the
soil, adding to its volume. There is
another thing peat moss does that is
almost angelic, in the mind of the
gardener. 1t discourages weeds! In
fact, good layer of peat moss kept
over the ground under your flowers,
dareS weed to poke its head between
its carpet of brown.
You will find peat moss in low
marshy, undrained places. 1t is to be
found in all parts of the temperate
zone, wherever it can find conditions
at all acceptable. In some countries
1t forms great beds, where it Is used
for fuel.
Nufserymen have used it for many
years for packing their flowers or
plants when they must be kept over
or sent on journey. The moss
has the power of holding moisture.
Orchids can thrive in peat moss, and
1t is an abSorber of excess mois-
ture that would otherwise do much
damage.
In Alaska it is used to bind up the
wounds of animals; in Sweden it is
made into coarse paper. In Scotland
and Ireland it has been used for
centuries to bind up seeping wounds.
The American Indians used it for
crude "panties" for the babies.
Until the World War the moss was
doing its part by being useful in a
modest way and biding its time.
Then, by chance, as most successful
ideas come to us, the moss was found
to be valuable friend indeed.
1t was however, before the last Great
War that its practical value was re-
vealed, but it did not come into its
own until later. A workman was in
one of the peat moors and received
q very bad wound in his forearm.
Evening star., 1937-04-16
.ENROLLMENTS OPEN
FOR C. M. T. CAMPS
Five Training Units Begin for
D. c. and Nearby States
July Z.

Five citizens military training
camps will be opened in the Sd Corp
Area this Summer for trainees from
the District Of Columbia and nearby
States, 1t was announced today as
enrollments were opened.
This years camps will open July T.,
continuing through August 5.
Infantry and Signal Corps en-
Evening star., 1937-04-16

Curdy, tr, presided at the meeting.
Seven of the 10 ex-presidents of the
local organization were present. Old
est OF this group was DR.. Warner T.
l.. Taliaferro, who attended the school
some 81 years ago.
Evening star., 1937-04-16

institution, DR.. Freeman noted its
progress through the years, calling
especial attention to the present fine
school spirit.
Alumni President Charles H. Nc
Evening star., 1937-04-16
ALUMNI TOLD PROGRESS
OF WILLIAM AND MARY
Richmond Editor Reviews History
OF College in Predicting
Brighter Future.

Citing numerous improvements at
William and Mary College during
the last few years, DR.. Douglas S.
Freeman, Southern historian and
editor Of the Richmond News Leader,
predicted an even brighter future for
the school in an address at the 10th
anniversary banquet of the William
and Mary Alumni Association Of
Washington at Wesley Hall last night.
Reviewing the history Of the aged
Evening star., 1937-04-16
Natures Children
Peat Moss.

One Of his assistants wrapped his
arm in the moss, and for ever q week
this dressing remained undisturbed,
until the wounded man could reach
hospital. The wound was healed!
Evening star., 1937-04-16

gets your child to drink more milk. The more
milk he drinks, the better opportunity he has for
growth and added weight.
Further, Toddy is pure and wholesome Hence,
no reason to pay more for an imitatios-.
Accept Offer While Supplies Last
Local dealers are cooperating with the makers
OF Toddy to induce many more of their good
customers to adopt the original product. And
right now, they are featuring this 1c Sale on
Toddy in order that you may take advantage of
the saving of 24c this lc Sale affords.
However, the offer is limited 50 you are urged to
take advantage of this offer today. Don't wait
until tomorrow. Toddy has thousands of good
friends who have used it for years. And they are
going to snap up this offer.
So make note to order full z-lb. cans of
Toddy today for 26c. You'll be glad you did. Not
only because of the money it saves. But because
we believe you will find that your children are
going to like the flavor of their milk from now on
even better than they have in the past.
Evening star., 1937-04-16

The Dinosaur National Monument,
30 acres large, is in Northeastern
Utah.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-26
(Folytatjuk)

hogy a mai ejszakat felseged
haremeben, az asszonyok ko-
zOtt t0lthessem, zavartalanul.
Ez mar nehezebb dolog volt.
Rancbaszaladt a fejedelem
homloka, de a tronorokosre
gondolt es habozva mondta:
- Jol van no, abba is belle
megyek, de mondd csak, mi
lesz akkor, ha ezekutan megse
lenne flu ut6dom?
Anire a huncut 0rmeny
nagylelkuen felelte:
- Akkor mem keH ideadia a
tejedelem a ssds Otr0t.
Vonja lie ebb6l a peldab6l
mindenki AIT, amt gondol. Ell
vegre masnak is van esze ARA,
hogy az 0sszefiggest lAssa es
mem kell ait b6vebben magya-
razza
kakashazi Kakas Marion.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-26

dattam vele hamaroSan AIT,
amt het pecsetes lakat alatt
tartott.
Hogyan kell a titkot kiszedni
valakib6l? Mines annal k0ny-
nyebb dolog a vilagon. Kett6t
kell mindossze csinalnunk. El6
szor is AIT kell mutatnunk,
hogy egy cseppet Sc erdekl6-
diink utana. Masodszor meg
hallgatnunk kell. Ennyi az
egesz. Kinyit ez a kis tudas
minden ,zarat es rnegold min
den nyelvet hamarosan.
Az en- baratom is addig k0r-
nyekezte a dolgot, mint macs
ka a forr6 kasat, hogy valami
nagyon bizalmas es titkos meg
bizatasban jar, amig k0z0mb0s-
segem lattara eS mely hallgata
som folytan ingeriilt lett s kis-
sc haragosan kerdezte:
Teged talan mem is erde-
kel az, tarajos, hogy miben ja-
rok?
Pipaszaram mell6l ny0gtem
visSza:
- Mem engem!
Anire az en- baratom k0ze-
lebb hajolt hozzam es suttogva
kerdezte:
- Tudsz-e hallgatni?
Megmondtam neki szeliden:
Tisztelt 0csem, hozzAm
kepest. a fiiben erlel6d6 diny-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-26
tFolytatas).

- Embere valogatja. En- szeretem
Idust, felesegul kerem Mrs. Lembergert
ugy szeretnem tisztelnem mindig, mint
tulajdon edesanyamat.
Lembergerne szemeiben ezekre sep
szavakra olyan remulet tikrozodott, mint
ha ejnek idejen revolverrel toppant volna
be hozza a szornyii ebresztovel: "Penzt,
vagy eletet!' Dadogott.
- Jaj nekem! :. Csikos Csikos!
En- bolond asszony ra mertem bizni a
Batran ram bizhatta . es ram
bizhatja egesz eletere Idus is secret.
- AIT mar regen eszrevettem = szol-
ia ell magat az ijedt anya. - De ait hittem,
maganak tobb esze van, mint egy tapasz-
talatlan lanynak.
- Dehogy van meg annyi sincs
Kettonk bajan mem segit mar semmi csak
a hazassag.
- Inkabb felejtse ell lanyomat, mint
AIT az ohazai kisasszonyt, sakiert alig par
honapja meg olyan nagyon busult.
- Gyaszolom en- most is, soha ell 1em
felejtem, de amt en- ereztem iranta, mem
volt mas, mint testveri szeretet.
HdSyJOn eHgem DekeDen aVVal
testveri szeretettel, amt ferfak idegen
sep lanyok irant ereznek Maszlag :.
amt csak a csacsi lanyok vesznek be.
= Tessek meghallgatni azutan itelni.
Joska area hirtelen langba borult Ke-
son jutott eszebe, hogy nemcsak Dulicz-
kyrol, hanem anyja leanykori botlasarol
is beszelnie kell. De mar mem szivhattta
vissza szavait, meg kellett gyoz6dtetni jo-
vendobeli anyosat arrol, hogy Hilda valo-
ban feltestvere volt Beszelt Eleinte aka
dozva, aztan belemeriilve gyermekkori en-
lekeibe, folyekonyan, attuzesedve kicsit
biiszken Hilda vonzalmara es ,vegul lner-
hetetlenil banatosan, amiert hiaba van
dorolt XII, hogy 6 boldog legyen: Szilajka
meg0lte magat.
= Hihetetlen Ilyet meg soha Sc hal
lottam! Mem valami regenyb6l szedte XII
ezt, hogy engem megrikasson? nezett
"a gyanakvon, de konnyes szenmel Lem
bergerne.
= ICY igaz. Akar megeskuszom bib
lara. Hat vagy tessek nekem adni Idust
- vagy?!
= Elmegyek olyan messzire, hogy hi
remet Sc halifax tobbet . Is meg ma ell
koltozom
Lembergerne olyan ketsegbeesetten
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-08-26

Ritka vendegem volt a k0zel-
multi napokban. A keleti ALA
mokb6l jott hozzam, New York
varos k0zeleb6l es fel craig
tartott, hogy kiny0gje, vajjon
mi jaratban van? Icy dertilt XII,
hogy voltakeppen mem hozzam
j0tt, mas dolga van es mivel
ket Ora hosszat kell varakozzek
egy nalam fontosabb valakire,
azert latogatott meg, hogy ezt
az id6t agyoniisse.
Ket Ora nagy lido es ez alatt
sok mindenfeler6l lehetne be-
szEgetni, de nyomban eszrevet-
tenn, hogy az en- latogat6mnak
valami titka van, amit mem
alkar elArulni. Nosza reA fekiid-
tenn nyomban, hogy ext a Macy
titkot kiszedjern bel6le. Es mi
vel tudom . m6djat, el is mon