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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24
Montgomery County Youth
Council Sponsors Meeting
On Righteous Government

EverettJones, of Damascus, is the
chairman of the recently organized
Montgomery County Youth Council
Marie Keesee, of Poolesville. is secre-
tary. Other members of the council
are Clark Boyer, of Laytonsville;
Charles Ward, Ira Ward and Julius
Hoskinson, of Rockville.
This Youth Council is interdenom-
national and represents the County
Unions of all the different church
young peoples societies in the county
Albert B. Sheldon of Detroit, Mich
formerly Field Secretary of the Pres
byterian College Board in New York
City and recently called to Washing
ton as Executive Secretary of the
American Union for Righteous Gov
eminent, spoke under the auspices of
the Youth Council, at Gaithersburg
sunday evening, March goth on the
theme righteousness Exalteth a Ma
ton. Rev. w. d. King, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
presided at the meeting which was
held in his church.
Mr.. Sheldon pointed to the encour-
aging fact that "men and women in
these days are finding great truths
upon which they can agree and upon
which they can unite, instead of mag
nifying the things upon which they
disagree and which seperate them.
"In normal times, Re said, "politi-
cal parties must be used intelligently
and honestly as the opposing teams of
a great debating society in an effort
to find the facts on both sides Of great
issues and to establish the real truth
beneath them"
"In times of crisis" he continued
'1ike the election of 1916 for example,
party government must temporarily
be laid aside until the crisis is past
We must learn how to create and use
coalition government during great
crises.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24
Sandy Spring Ranks
First Per Capita In
Sale Of Savings Bonds

The sale of Savings Bonds for the
calendar year 1887 was 1920 great
err than for 1886, and the year 1886
exceeded the ten-months' sale of
these bonds in 1885 by $3.50.
Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genthau has announced that the total
maturity value of United States
Savings Bonds sold through the close
of business March 7, 1888, amounted
to 1854, 462,875. This total was
purchased by more than 100000
investors, and represents an average
sale for each business day since
March 1, 1885, when these bonds
were first sold, of $1,720,375.
Elizabeth E. Wood, postmaster at
Sandy Spring, has just been notified
by The Treasury Department that
Sandy Spring ranked first by per
capita sale of United States Savings
Bonds for third class post offices in
Maryland and ranked second in total
sales from September 1, 1885
through August 81, 1887. The
total amount of sales was $25,218.75.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24
Montgomery Farmers Club
Meets With VIM. J. Thomas

The Montgomery Farmers Club
held its monthly meeting with Will
liam John Thomas last Saturday
(19th.) with it's president, Jack
Bentley, presiding.
During a business meeting follow
ing dinner served by the hosts wife
and some Of her friends, the club
passed a motion that the county
commissioners appropriate the one
third amount to that given by the
Federal and State, to control the
Japanese beetle.
A letter from the Safe Help Ex-
change Of Washington, asking for
some land to be worked, with gar
dens, etc., by the Exchange was
read.
The usual round table Of questions
formed the program Of the meeting.
Mr.. Thomas showed the original
deed of "Clifton" which was about
1742, for 600 acres, at $1.0O per
acre and signed by Richard Snowden,
Mr.. Thomas being the tenth descend
ant in direct line TO inherit "Clif-
tom.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24
Bethesda Mechanic Dies
Following Garage Fire

Sydney Peters, 27, Bethesda, dice
yesterday as a result of burns suffered
Monday in fire at the garage of the
Covington Motor Co., in Bethesda.
According to police, Peters and
Raymond Parks, both mechanics en-
ployed at the garage, were cleaning
the floor with a mixture of gasoline
and fuel oil. Herbert Sewell, colored
of Rockville, lighted a cigarette and
threw the lighted match on the floor
igniting the mixture. The garage be-
came a mass of flames. Parks man
aged to get out but Peters stumbled
and fell into the confagration. He
was taken to the hospital by the Beth
esda Rescue Squad.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24
Dairy Barn Near Here
Destroyed By Flames

A large barn containing about rs
tons of hay burned to the ground
Saturday afternoon on the Rockville
Dairy Farm, Inc, on the Darnestown
pike about miles west of Rockville.
Jessie B. Floyd, tenant farmer,
said he was away at the time the fire
started. The structure, valued at
from $500 to $4,000; hay valued at
about $20o, and 500 worth of harness
were destroyed.
Firemen from Rockville were I'M
able to control the blaze because of
the Roadway it had made before they
arrived. No livestock was in the barn,
Mr.. Floyd said. He stated the farm
is owned by H. C. Sheridan of Wash
ington. The cause Of the fire was not
determined.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24
Judge Woodward
Warns Grand Jury
Not To Criticise
Either Return Or Ignore In
dictments"; MahlOn Kirk
Named Foreman

Montgomery County's March term
grand jury was warned not to criti-
cize the administration of county aft
fairs, by Judge Charles W. Woodward
in his charge delivered Monday at the
opening Of the term. The Judge in
structed the grand jurors that their
duty is to investigate and to either
return indictments or ignore but not
to criticize.
Mahlon Kirk, Jr., was selected as
foreman of the grand jury. Other
members are; Walter W.. Johnson,
former Washington pitching star;
Frederick w. Kruhm, Walter C. Peter,
Jr., Daniel v. Peck, Benjamin N. ALI
mutt Edward A. Keys, John H. Hav-
enner, William H. Prescott, James F.
Purdum, J. Russell Knill, Russell
Mizell, Douglas H. Riggs, William
Waters, of William; Leonard B.Hays,
Charles G. Scharf, Gabriel d. King,
Charles P. Atwood, Oliver H. Perry,
James A. Broome, Samuel v. Broad
hurst, Edward P. Able and Percy
Price.
Members of the petit jury for the
term will be German Butler, Morris
Stern, Charles w. Ray, Charles H.
Sullivan, James M. Redpath, James
F. Burch, o. M. Kile, Jerry M. Hobbs,
James w. Trimble, Thomas T. Hick-
man, Dallas McAtee, Willard ]. Mar
low, Charles M. Thrift, Ulysses Grif-
fifth, 4th, Walter w. Thompson, Leon
Z. Looper, Erland Etchison, Richard
Cromwell, Emory d. Moxley, Harry
L. Watkins, John E. Muncaster, John
I. Schrider, James H. Anderson and
James w. Cleveland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24
Rockville Boys To Show
Themselves AS New Actors

The question as to whether
athletes can also be actors will be
solved on April l at 1880 by the
boys athletic department of Richard
Montgomery High School. The cur
tain will rise in the auditorium of
the High School on one of the great
est shows witnessed by Rockville in
long time.
The presentation is being made
for the benefit of the R. M. H. S.
boys athletic teams, for new equip
ment and is directed by Mr.. Bob
Beall with the following students of
the school: Buddy Monday, Worley
Cheeks, Norman Anders, Bob Mars
den, Gordon Rosenberger, George
Lechlider, Dick Cleveland, Dawson
Wootton, Arthur Woodward, Bob
McElfish, Harry Fraley, Lois
Grossman, Knowlton Burgee, Tommy
Ray, Tommy Weddle, Cluskey Crom-
we'll, Preston Weaver, Otis Butt, Bob
Slater, Jack Clark, Bill McElfish,
Eli Floyd, Roger Karr, Douglas
Rosenberger, Francis Day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24
Montgomery County Health
Report Is Submitted

The Chamber of Commerce Health
Contest Committee of Montgomery
County submitted fact finding sched-
ule of the county's health work for the
second consecutive year according to
an announcement by John w. Coff-
man, Chairman of the Committee.
In the Health Contest of the previ-
Gus year Montgomery County
achieved an award for meritorious
achievement in the Eastern division
of the United States.
The report of the Health Contest
Committee was prepared by the
Health Department with the assis-
lance of the committee. The report re-
veals that $50 of the milk consumed
in the suburban area of the county is
pasteurized and that this increased
SD during the year. The number of
dairy farm inspections increased 4546
over the previous year and average
barn scores rose from 91.3 to 93.7.
The percentage of elementary
school children inoculated against
diphtheria rose from &C to 83. There
was 300 increase in patient days at
tuberculosis sanatoria and an increase
Of 800 in venereal disease clinic
visits.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24
W.C.T.U. To Give Program
At Ashton April 5

The following program will be
presented on April 5 at the Spring
Institute to be held at the M. E.
Church at Ashton, by the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union of
Montgomery County.
Morning session, 1880 A. M.
Devotional service, Miss Helen
Robinson, State Evangelistic Direc-
tor. Illustrated Lecture, For Our
Own Sakes," DR.. V. L. Ellicott, rep
resenting County Health Department.
Music, address by Miss Lily Grace
Matheson, National Field Secretary,
and Noontide prayer.
Box Luncheon at 1890 P. NJ.
Afternoon Session, 1870 P. M.
Devotional Service, Mrs. A. ID.
Easterling. Address, "Work of Our
Evangelistic Department" by Miss
Helen e. Robinson. Music, and adj
dress, "What We Can Do", by Miss
Matheson, and program by The
Loyal Temperance Legion.
Evening Session 8 P. M.
Program by Youths Temperance
Council. Gold Medal Contest. Nov
ing Picture Film, ''The Benefcient
Reprobate". Miss Matheson will be
speaker at this session.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24
Enterprise Farmers Club
Entertained By The MOOres

The fine up-to-date apple grader of
William w. Moore, of Plainfeld. was
examined as it operated by the men,
bers and guests who assembled with
Mr.. Moore last Saturday evening for
the monthly meeting of the Enter
prise Farmers Club, with G. Rust
Candy presiding at the meeting fol-
lowing a fine supper served by the
hosts wife.
In the walk, the club also visited the
shop where Mr.. Moore's son, Brooke
Moore, turns out perfect reproductions
of Chippendale furniture.
The usual roll cali resulted in some
interesting farm questions, and the
club discussed pro and con the advis-
ability of closed season on quail.
Maurice J. Stabler will entertain the
April meeting.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24
High School Students
Celebrate Maryland Day

Montgomery County high school
students will join those of Prince
Georges County and the University of
Maryland tomorrow in observing the
founding of the State. Gov. Harry w.
Nice will make the principal address.
A special feature of the program
will be pageant given by pupils Of
Montgomery Blair High School The
pageant will portray King Charles l.
Of England, presenting the charter to
Leonard and Cecil Calvert and the
planting of the cross at st. Mary's
City.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24

THE UNITED STATES CIVIL
Service Commission has issued the
following statement:
The public should not be misled by
promises of Government positions by
so called "civil-service schools, their
agents or their advertisements. No
school is able to fulfill any such prom
Uses. The public is also warned against
schools or agents that would lead one
to believe that they represent the
Government or are connected with the
Government in any way, or that give
assurance Of success in passing civil
service examinations on the compile
ton of their courses.
Extravagant claims Of this type are
bringing some such schools under
Government investigation. Recently
the Post Office Department issued
fraud orders against a number of
these schools denying them further
use of the mails after evidence had
been submitted that they had used the
mails to defraud. In one of these cases
prosecuted by the Government, the
promoters of the school were later
tried in criminal court and given jail
sentences. The Federal Trade Com.
mission also investigates complaints.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24
Olney Inn On Fire;
Little Damage Reported

Sandy Spring and Rockville Volun-
teer Fire Departments checked what
might have been a. serious blaze at the
Olney Inn last night. The fire started
with a short circuit in the huge ice
box and burned down through a floor
to the basement. The quick response
of the Sandy Spring firemen and the
cooperation of the Rockville depart
ment averted serious damage.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24
IS Men To Give Styles
At Leland March 30

You'll forget all about the Gre
cession" if you go to the show to
be, given on March 30, 8 P. M. at
the Leland Junior High School, 44th
and Willow Lane, Chevy Chase, as a
laugh per minute is promised to all
who attend. The entire show will
be put on by forty-eight well-known
men of Chevy Chase who will model
styles of yesterday and Today"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24
IZaak Walton League
To Meet On April 16

In connection with a campaign to
interest Montgomery County resi-
dents, particularly farmers, in its
wild life conservation activities, the
Rockville Izaak Walton League Chap
.er will sponsor an open meeting in
the high school gymnasium at Rock
vile, April 16, Reuben Riggs, presi-
dent of the chapter, announced this
week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24
Three Sewers Projects
Under Way In Town

The Rockville Town Council is con-
structing three sewers, located on
Beall Avenue, Luckett and Upton
streets. The next project will be the
mecadamizing of South Van Buren,
Street.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24
Mayor BlandfOrd Breaks
Ankle; In d. C. Hospital

Mayor Douglas M. Blandford is ex-
pected to return home this week after
being treated at Georgetown Hospital
for "a fractured ankle sustained at
his lumber plant in Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24

FOR THE BETTER understanding
of the taking of game and fresh
water fishes in non-tidal waters, the
State Conservation Commission, under
the powers to regulate the taking of
wild birds, wild animals and fish" has
placed the following fishes in the clas-
siication of "all other game and fresh
water fishes" on which the open sea-
son is from July LIST. to November 80:
rock bass, fall fish or white fish, crap
pie, bluegills and all other species of
sunfish.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-03-24
AS We See It
By MONTCo

ACTING CHAIRMAN William l..
Taggart, of the Montgomery County
Non-Sectional League has announced
that he has been notified by the Pub
lie Service Commission that the Cap
ital Transit Co., will file a petition
asking approval of certain proposed
changes in schedules and zones on the
Montgomery Bus and Rockville (via
Alta Vista) lines.
The proposed changes it is expected
will mean increased fares to the
travelling public and serious incon-
vcnience to the patrons particularly
those living farthest away from
Washington. Mr.. Taggart points out
that to ask for shortening of zones
is tantamount to asking for increased
fares.
He stated the plan to be asked is
particularly Objectionable in that it
discontinues express service to Rock
vile which will result in much incon-
venience and loss of travelling time to
those living at or near that place and
farther up in the country.
The Executive Committee of the
League will be called together the
middle of the week or the first of next
week for the purpose of talking over
the transit situation in the county
generally to unity the forces of oppo-
sition to the Transit Company plans,
prepare a plea to the Public Service
Commission to hold a public hearing
in the County Court House in Rock
vile for the convenience of those
most interested and to insist that the
transit company be required to dis
close it's entire plan for serving ali
of the Metropolitan Area. "The people
of Montgomery County will not toler-
ate slick maneuvering to pacity one
section while dealing with another
section nor will they contenance any
attempt to trade on sectional differ
ences such as cheap political organi-
cations have been operating in the
county. This organization is sponsored
by those interested in the welfare of
the entire county. Inc crowded con-
ditions existing on the busses during
rush hours and the inadequate service
is a menace to the health and morals
of the tlavenng pubnc and a disgrace
which the constituted authorities
should take cognIZaAce OF.
Candidates for office instead OF
showing the yellow streak on this I'M
portant issue had better let the peo-
pie know shortly one way or other
whether they are tools of the transi,
company, and state what they intend
to do to remedy these deplorable COLI
ditions," Mr.. 1aggart SAID.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22

karacsonyfa ezer lampasa csil-
logott volna el6ttem es eppen
annyi szeretettel gondolok ma
Joe-ra, mintha azok a kony-
nyek ma is 0sszekotnenek
benniinket.
Az elet ket kivert kutyaja
butt azon a karacsonyon egy-
mashoz es inert tobbe mem
voltunk egyediil, veliink volt
harmadiknak a Kis Jezus.
Emberek, szeressetek egy-
mast, 0riiljetek egymasnak, a
mig van kit szeretni, amig
van kinek oriilni; es akik ma
gatokban jarjatok es varjatok
a karacsonyt, azok higyjetek
Ell, hogy esyedul mem vagytok.
Veletek van valaki, aki eset-
leg a csaladi tiizhelyet mar ott
hagyta, vagy akivel Italian egy
futo pillanatra talalkoztatok
ebben az eletben es aki AIT a
pillanatot meg6rze a lelkeben.
En- magam leptem be ma
este a Sloan Streetre es egye-
dill bosszankod odtam, hogy eleg
hideg volt a lakasom, de ime
most mar egy oraja tele van
a hazam vendegekkel.
TIT vannak velem a jobara-
tok, lit vannak velem a volt
himlervillei banyaszok, lit
vannak a gyermekeik, akik a
gyermeksorb6l azota, hej, XII
n6ttek es lit vigyorog ram
Spotty, az en- ragyas kept kis
mexicoi baratom. TIT kohog
Two-Bits, aki szegeny mar ak
kor is 'tiid6s" volt es lit all
m0g0ttem Joe, aki ITALIAN a ha-
tam is vegig simogatja, felve,
gyengen, szegyenl6sen, mint a
mikor Chicagoban harminc
esztendeje elvaltunk.
Es mintha az ablakom alatt
Laczi Imre meg Zagyi Sander
mar mozognanak, hogy a We
rebelyi Betlehemest elkezdjek.
Mem, aki mem akar egyediil
lenni, az soha, soha sincs ma
gaban eS aki talalkozni .akar
a karacsonnyal, AIT akarme-
lyik zugban felkeresi a Kis
Jezus.
Csal1 a sziveben oft legyen
a Karacsony.
HIMLER MARION.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22

TUX, akkor egyiitt dzsiggel-
tiink. (Kiil0n0s, hogy q csar-
dast en- mem probaltam meg
ebber az eletben, de q dzsun.
gelek es box-karek hidege meg
tanitott dzsiggelni.)
Mikor vegre 0sszefagyva,
mocskosan, gemberedetten
Chicagoba beertiink, egy de-
rex magyar cigany szalonos
enni is, inni is, szallast is
adott mindkett6nknek es
Joe-t meg masnap az ejfeli
misere is elvittem. Ami ma
gyon tetszett neki, inert 8
olyant meg mem latott.
Chicagoban mar arany volt
az elet, inert ha Halltunk ke-
regetni az uccara, szaz-ket.
szaz ernber kozil ketten-har-
man a nikliket leszurtak, mem
kellett hat Sc nelkiil0zni, Sc
fazni, bar a szalonos vendeg-
szeretetet csak ket ejjel elvez-
tlk. A flophazakban akkor tiz
centert adtak a szallast Is a
j6 0reg Santa Fe-ben, a Hal
stead-en tanyaztunk.
Hat nap mulva en- Joe-t ott-
hagytam.
8 AIT hatarozta, hogy visz-
szamegy a tribe-jahoz, inert
nem tetszett neki a nagyvaros,
en- meg Delre igyekeztem,
hogy a barataimat megleljem.
De ez a hat nap nagyon
kedves emlekem.
Amikor Joe "Himuye-Ze"
koszontessel Walt ell t0lem, ket
konnycsep ragyogott szep, ba-
natos fekete szemeben. (Hi-
muye-ze AIT jelenti, hogy "ba-
ratsag, bekesseg- legyen We
led".)
En- valahogy bolondja va
gyok a konnyeknek.
Vannak, akik belyegeket
kollektalnak, vannak szeren-
csesebbek, akik gyemantokat
gyiijtenek, en- egesz eletemben
a konnycseppeket kollektal-
tam, inert en- ugy talalom,
hogy azok ragyognak a leg
szebben.
Annyi melegseget, annyi
emberszeretetet, annyi - ka-
racsonyt LATHAM abban a ket
konnycseppben, mintha szaz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-12-22

AAAS5 AAShA JAOooo 6JSA W es-Ss
De kantalni oft is kantal-
tax, a Bethlehemesek a haza-
kat oft is megjartak es a scent
esten mezes-makos CUBA oft is
jutott az asztalra. Ilyen mer-
tekben oda is bepillantott a
kis Jezus, de a karacsonyi
ajandekokat en- bizony inkabb
csak a meses-konyvb6l meg az
ujsagok tarcaibol ismeltem.
Azota bizonyosan m&skent van
verebelyben is emelkedtek az
igenyek es remelem, hogy a
hazakban a karacsonyfak mar
oft is csillognak.
Ahogy az elet elvetett ha-
zulr6l es magam lettem az ura
a sorsomnak (nagyon rossz
urnak bizonyultam, meglat-
SILK a sorsomon, hogy mem
annak sziilettem), a verebelyi
hianyt potolni akartam es a
karacsonyt sziintelen keres-
tenn. Ejjel-nappal, iinnepen,
1koznapon, mindig kerestem.
Neha aztan talalkoztunk
egymassal, neha egy-egy pilla-
natra a karacsonyfa fenyes-
sege is kivillant a szamomra,
inert harminc ewes kutatas-
ban-keresesben rajottem, hogy
Bethlehem csillaga belulrol is
kigyulhat :.
Az elso amerikai karacsonyt
bizony nekem a new york; Fe-
her Parkban gyujtottak, ahol
kisse nagyon szellos a deem
ber; hanem kes6bb k0zelebb
is jutottam a meleghez es mas,
szebb, boldogabb scent esteket
is elveztern.
Chicagotol Orleansig, Paris
tol Havanaig sok helyen ert
a karacsony es volt olyan lido
is, mikor engem is megaldott
az elet csaladdal. Mikor sokad-
magammal altam a kara
csonyfa mellett es mindany-
nyian 0rultunk,
Hej, abban az elveszett alom
varosban nagyon sep volt a
karacsony, mikor a hazam
el6tt a nagy fan a sokszaz
Tampa kigyul1adt es nikor a
gyerekek szazai ajandekot Wit
tex ell alola.
Es hat megis, ahogy ICY le-
szedegetem az emlekezes IA
tyolat a regi idokrol, mem al
lok meg a Kentucky-i faluban
mem akarok benne sokaig id52
nj, inert azok a karacSonyok
egeszen oromteljesek mem vol
tax es inert ugy vagyok azok-
kal az idokkel, mint a magja-
vesztett sziilok, akik elhunyt
gyermekeiket siratjak.
Akkoriban iinnepeken, ha a
nepem megallt 0rulni egy
napra, en- ugy voltarn velok
mint Szegeny Janos WPA
munkas a gyerekevel, akinek
vett ugyan egy olcso jatekot
hogy karacsonyra oriilj0n, dc
mem meri a gyereke 0romet
nezni, inert mem tudja, hogy
lesz-e neki eleg ennivaloja az
unnep utanra.
Amikor abban a falubar
0riiltek, amikor mulattak,
mikor jatszottak, en- sziintele'
nil ARA gondoltam, hogy en-.
mex a nagy csaladnak a ke'
nyere az en- gondom, vajjor
lesz-e kenyer a j0v6 honapra.
Akkor ait hittem, ahogy 9
WPA munkas hiszi, hogy ne
hez ez a sors, jobb lenne, hs
a gond elmulna. Az6ta, hej
megtanultam, hogy ez a gont
az, ami cricket ad az eletnek
Mem, az elveSzett alomva
rosnal mem akarok id6zni.
Gyeriink visszabb, messzebb
gyeriink oda, ahol Semmi men
fajt meg. Ne alljunk meg
fenyes karacsonyoAnal, aho
& Il