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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-19

THE high. profits and big risks
l. of neutral trade during the
Napoleonic wars first stimulateo
American shipping TO the con-
struction of fast-salllng vessels
After the war the Atlantic packet
trade fell almost entirely lntc
American hands. =,
In l843 the Rainbow" the
first extreme clipper ship was
turned out by a New York yard
But competition was already IN
the field. In 1888 the British win
their "Great Western" and three
other ships completed trans
Atlantic crossings by steam. by
1s4O they had secured a mail, con-
tract and launched regular
fortnightly service with four pad
die steamers of about lloo IONS
So the sailing vessels were out.
noded and except for the era OF
the fast Clippers during the COLO
rush DAYS of 40, American SNIP
ming turned quickly to steam
After the Civil War the screw
became the unqueStioned victor
over the paddle wheel and naVi5
cation was further speeded up
e',ttinq the transatlantic trip
well below the II days required
nv sailing vessels. Reproduced
here he slightly more than one and
one-half times actual size, IS the
steamship "Adrlatic," used on thc
12-cent mllori green stamp OF the
1869 u. S. series.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-19
PARIS STYLES

PARIS. (UP).-ChaneFs sum-
mer collection put quite a crlmp
in the plans of the Paris dress
makers who are advocating still
shorter skirts and tighter sleeves,
for Chanel hides all the knees OF
her mannequins and even lets
some of her summary. afternoon
dresses strike a point half way
between knee and ankle. Sleeves
nuffed themselves to balloon di.
mensions and looked like puff
balls as they fell off the Shout
ders of a number of evening
models. "-s@as 49, .r.'i co..
Deep shades of blue are stress
ed for evening wear seconded by
black and white. Coat-dress eff.
fects were much in evidence fol
daytime wear - especially wher
they had accompanying touches
of white pique, organdy or gros'
grain. Garlands of flowers be,
came shoulder straps. Bows tool
the lead in the array of hair orna,
ments. Lace was starched to make
ruffled collars , and cuffs thai
looked like paper doilies.s
One of the loveliest and most
useful suggestions made by
Chanel is the lace shawl or de
tachable collar, which can b.
worn with almost any, type o:
evening Dress. Chanel cuts tn,
shawl of fine black lace to a dee,
point reaching to the waist a
back. She puts it over.the Shout
ders of a bouffant black lac,
dress and fastens it demurely to
gether with a big bunch of pinl
roses at the center of low from
decolletage. Or she cuts it circu
lar of ffesh-colored lace to wea
over a dinner dress of the, sam
gossamer lace.
| A pleasing variety of tn
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-19

tTcN3sJ ~ ~ tvg csDTE
the world is concerned, agents of
the department are working out
fof San Francisco, Seattle, Port
land, Los Angeles, San Diego,
Honolulu, Shanghai, Hong: Kong
and Kobe. The attaches working
in Asiatic territory obtain leads
ON shipments for operatives on
this side of the Pacific to follow
up. ...
Twice year all of the agents
in this new service are obliged to
qualify as revolver experts.
In the operation of the new
anti-narcotic campaign all the ia
cilities fthe treasury. depart
customs bureau, federal bureau OF
narcotics, coast guard, secret
service, intelligence section OF
the bureau of internal revenue
and the alcohol tax unit are being
utilized.
MANY DISCUSSES ADOPTED
: Due to the many strata of life
that have to be honeycombed in
the search of dope peddlers and
addicts,. sometimes these agents
appear as truck drivers, ragged
buns, in "tails and toppers" and
score of other DISCUSSES in order
to add to the "black book" listing
persons convicted or even suspect
ed of smuggling narcotics.
Within a month eight major
raids have Melted narcotics fol
which the users would have beer
obliged to pay $500, 900. In these
major raids was the one that frus
trated a. daring attempt 'tosmug
gle 81 tins of opium, worth $40,
900, from the navy transpor
Chaumont.
I The other major hauls, ant
there were countless minor ones
brought in BIT tins (132 pounds
of smoking opium, 32 pounds o
morphine and 54a pounds of her
DIN. So, .. e.. ....,
All of these were made alonI
the San Francisco waterfront.
Federal men declare they az
certain that as a result of the eft
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-19
RAIDS BOOST
DOPE PRICES
u. 5. Operatives Slowly
Pinching Off Supply
of Narcotics,

SAN FRANCISCO, May 10
(UP). = More than S1,000,0OO
worth of contraband narcotics,
struggled into the United States
largely from the Far East, have
been seized on the Pacific slope
within the last year, Federal mar
cotic operatives have, just made
public =.
The first direct result of these
seizures has been to make the
amount of illegal narcotics on the
market so small ! that the prices
have been forced upward to a
point where such drugs are not
within the reach of thousands of
the poorer addicts, the agents
said. ~, -.
Opium is so rare that it has
jumped from $50 to $3.50 whole.
sale for five-tael &c 2-3 ounce)
tin. Morphine has reached the
almost prohibitive price of $16O
an ounce as against its former
price of $50, while heroin vir.
tually disappeared from the un,
derworld trade, according tt
agents.
DRIVE is WORLDWIDE
These seizures on the Pacific
coast, the anti-narcotic operators
have made known, represent only
one phase of an intensive world
wide drive that was begun 2:
months ago under a new setul
for the U. S. treasury department
As far as the western part O.
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PAGE THREE

D.. .l...... o.. ~ -, y tec A. =
the 1888 graduating class Of Etc.
wah., high school; has gons to .
CCC camp in, Nevada.
Little Bessie Freeman suffered
sabadly mashed finger Monday
when a door slammed shut and
caught her hand. =, -
Miss Gladys Blythe visited in
this community one afternoon last
week.
A. W. Banks has installed q
meat cooling show case ct his
grocery store. So $3.50.
y People will. soon miss, another
landmark. The old Bishop house
on the Rugby road is being torn
down. :Vr .y..,;j.
Mrs. Effie Keller is suffering
from "a broken rib. = =, %, .u'no,
Elem Galloway, registrar, wss
at the Davenport store, Saturday
for the purpose of 3, enrolling
qualified voters who had moved
into the community since the last
election.
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close, now.
"Fll phone Paul right away,
she said, getting up from the bed.
When Evelyn had an idea she put
it through Immediately. "He will
gladly make all the necessary ar
engagements, | know. Ie will
probably. have to charter a private
plane for you, darling. How soon
shall | tell him you can be
ready"
Glow soon? Oh, Mother! Tell
him Pm ready noww The golden
fires leaped back into Jackie's
anxious eyes, the soft color clood-
ed her lovely face again.
She was going to Roger. She
would be with him within Il few
short hours. Hope Sprang, like a
newborn star. bright and mmi-
nous, within her heart.
(TO be continued
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-19
HORSE SHOE

HORSE SHOE, May 19.-The
Rev. Mahaffey, assisted by his
brother, began. series of meet
ings at the Horse Shoe Baptist
church, Sunday evening. Services
are to be held every evening at 8
o'clock. The public is cordially
invited. ..,.r." @...t
Gardens are looking better since
the recent rain although the
weather is not veyr warm.
Ulysses Summey, a member of
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-19
TOmorrow's Menu

BREAKFAS 7: Primes
cooked in orange juice. boil
ed eggs, nut mullins, coffee,
milk. -
LUNCHEON; Baked stuff
ed peppers. buttered toast,
apricot tartletS, tea, milk.
DINNER: Clam Juice and
grapefruit juice, sauteed
icalf's liver and bacon,
.lyonnaiSe potatoes, stewed to-
matoes, mixed green bowl
salad, strawberries and
cream, sponge cake, coffee,
milk.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-19
LONG LOST RING FOUND

CORNISH, Me. (UP). - Mrs.
Isaac Parker lost her wedding
ring shortly after her marriage 80
years ago. Now it has been found
in the kitchen of her former home
which was RACED.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-19
uARACTERS

.<of CHARACTERS l..
CAST u nrUNN-herOine' she
..'sJ to tniSS;rcKNER-herO; he
sOGsR o '..t the strato'pheI5s.
.slsd to 'WELROSE - wealthy
sssftt I. wanted Roger ,.,,;.,.
s%';ELYN Ia I,n iaHs a .on,in.la~.
.,b.r she ~'
~ Roger is found +
lclsrdaSy iured. but the Joy OF
ssaIly , ,D5 gives Jackie such
GseO'e'y ,be has never known
Vh cHSrdition, result not
Eo.ssr,is e 'crack-up but Of , those
Of f., !nE and days without medl-
aisa e., "' remained critical for
a;tenil0" Newspapers held out
DC il n,' hone for his recovery,
!Tr a complete one, -.
etiaD' .nent all her time walt
lasSls news ,ps Nothing else mat
.'I S S5~ read every line IN
e. 'I( naOcr she could get.
|gg SDE. ,,Jb6niug the field, OF
sePs ng and forth, in hopes
rns ~ y"' learn something more;
n,iT", No, know how big and
dI H.. ~' ewes were, how pinch
rH n Src,ty young face. She
asr...RP syii55 forcing herself
n HAM, a few bites, OF to drink
aa niI.j : stimulant such as cot
% ', ,ao At night she did not
o. . wee TO ran hour or so
y p Twilight when she became
rsl5 5e sy exhausted, III,
E .5,ar me - Evelyn said, hold
yI' Nor lovely hands in despair;
a2 ,, aS; ike a former ghost of
81 ~" darling. You simply
iI't", 20 ON like this. 1t is
% g;,r about poor Roger, of
.s,'' But it won't do for my
& % sirI to 90 into a decline over
I'll, said she was not going
~ 5crIine. 1t was just like her
...r 10 make something hor-
n and vet romantic out OF it.
y could Evelyn guess what
y, was Was going through? She
" never loved anyone as Jackie
sSS,"c,b;ng must be- done about
EVELYN decided. She drew her
u brow into Il thoughtful
let ne think
there's nothing to do" Jackie
bar.bIv. Except what | am
/. Matt" She did wish Eve
TrogId let her alone, cease
-r In think mp schemes and
..,.,ionS. No doubt she meant
I,,r. Bu, nothing could help.
,r the word that Roger was
Of langcr.
m, The latest report remained
:, the samc-Jackjc had just
r,,red from the field - Roger
Si! unconscious, slightly de
ar,. his condition critical. She
rr herself face down on hel
1 She no longer she'd tears,
had spent them all in that
& dreadful fit Of weeping, N
0ncIv stretches Of the long
iyh,s Oh, if only there was
trethiug she could do, some Way
hcp. She felt so useless, SC
1csS. That was what made
waiting 80 terrible
4 suppose | might aS we'll ScnC
x things back 10 the shop,
gfr said. she referred to the
z stack OF boxes. containing
Wedding dresses and wells
b sac had had sent out and hac
Sapd Jackie Try. Pm afraid
Won; Use them now - she
Enei L seemed such a pity
ben ,re aad 50 hoped to have a
ne ueAEHg, with ali its CLAM
Ous trimmings. for Jackie. AT
PSI, Sc added. Il suppose we
1t * them for some time.
"PElSe, Mother" Jackie pro-
Sa. >ce buried her face deep
Q he pillows. Why must her
he remind her of that we'd
2 .LaI had only been pretenSe,
TS1g, a Wedding that was not
lo>e1 10 nave taken place, that
I'D, indeed, never take place
Y. Unless Roger got well. un-
Jackie could convince him
2. soc really loved him. Even
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-19
Modern Menus
BY Mrs. GaynOr Maddox


etN N'r'ics stan Writer
VIZ Is like the little girl in
nc nursery rhyme. When 1t
eCc' u Is very good, but when
asd, It is hOrrid.
~ u need never be horrid.
,saS Il s a very easy meat to
fs. When II IS horrId, the
~ elementary rules of cook
Nge not been observed.
11ed reStaurateur IN New
~ famed for many years for
-. S'der and fine favored
~ and sea foods. gives a few
I'D suggestions about liver
.aa OF all, he says, 1T IS
!. 70 use calls liver rather
Ueei liver because calfs liv-
- : alperloT in tenderness, del
and havor.
|to o;,~! ne beef liver is
M uncut IN TO prepare success
/, ~ Ssn liver is light brown
n, ~ IN color, whereas beef
/, az : a dark and purplish red.
is liver there are natural
|a1ss and smaller veins be-
Fnal eS irom a young
Whereas some meats are bet.
R,sIn h, hanging, liver should be
'%Ialely fresh, ''''N'0 0e
Season After Cooking
h. |" Prepare liver. remove the
h sI In around the edges of
|aSS - BY all means, do not
ae , as hver Washing It will
Re my my valuable and flavor
{ SIic.ll 0r the cooking. Cover
al NJ. OF liver lightly with
?ag nsa little butter in a
b 6ropa aa' Get It very hot but
Ss y S,n.o before putting m the
he s ssale quickly over a hot
h scout 3 minutes to each
: nd T5'S sso with salt and pep
?eg b serve Immediately while
9pin,SU /. lrlend advises us on
pepn os .urther. First. the salt
~ atter must not be added
RasNo;1S me liver is done. II
sfaa 'sa,s are added before
IA On ,Sy have a constructing
"'E mesh so that it will
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-19

forts to date, narcotic smuggling
is on the -wane. 80 a.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-19

"shawl' is the shoulder cape
which may be made of organiza,
silk mousseline, tulle or lace. A
myriad of tiny white Valencien-
mes lace ruffles from the shoulder
cape for a white Sorganizadress
whose skirt is made of ruffled
lace panels. Two S-inch flounces
of black silk mouselline form the
shoulder cape for dress of the
same material, whose fluffy skirt
is formed by rows of circular
flOunces graduated in depth.
The Washington times., 1938-12-01

said to the man, Il will take
your case, but only on one con-
sideration. You will have to
promise not to make love
through an inkwell. That is
fatal to any case" In other
words, phone-don't write.
A j. DOBIE, dean of the Uni
"A" versity of Virginia Law
School CHS brother, as you
doubtless remember, wrote GO
ronado's Children"), was telling
us the other day that he had
great sympathy for persons who
liked to talk and suddenly dis
covered through colds and what
not, that they couldn't.
You see," he said, II like to
talk myself and recently I was
we'll under the weather with a
cold" However, it seemed that
the dean managed to get out
and start toward his especial
class. On the way across the
Virginia campus, he walked be-
hind two of his students and
was somewhat confused to hear
one student say to another,
"Of course you know Dobie has
tonsillitis, laryngitis and sinus"
The other student paused.
WELL he opined, doubtless he
will not have class today"
The first student turned in
amazement, Not have a class
today?" he repeated; don't be
dumb; Dobie isn't dead"
NINE. ELVINA DRESSER is
1V1 wearing one of the most
stunning evening ensembles
seen around here in many a
day. The gown is lustrous
white satin with a wisp of a
train, and is a decided con-
trast to Elvina's dark hair and
black eyes; her jewels are
pearls and her wrap is hip
length cape of white fox.
The Washington times., 1938-12-01
PETER CARTER
Says:
Continued from Page 81

Continued from Page 81
remarks that they stole ones
thunder and went on to illus
trate with a most amusing story.
It seem e. that a group of
femmeS were discussing dogs
and one spoke up with the amaz-
ing statement that a friend of
hers was crossing pointer and
setter dogs to achieve a new
breed, but as yet, no name had
been coined for the various off
spring. That's easy" opined
one woman in this group, they
should be titled poinsettias."
So.
A ZADIA NEWMAN, who does
"A have a delicious sense of
humor, was talking about her
cat, Dinah, the other afternoon.
AS you know, Dinah was the cat
that was the sensation Of New
York with her complete ward
robe and her attendance at vari-
Gus night clubs and parties with
Acadia. "Of course" explained
Acadia, 'Dinah hasn't had on a
dress or a hat in three years. In
fact she has gone completely
wild and very Hollywood, be-
sides having filters Of dubious
kittens" Whether the first state
ment has any bearing on the
last, we couldn't say, but Dinah
as it turned out, is a grand
trouper.
The picture section of a ma
tionally known paper
wanted a page of Dinah in her
smart clothes and sent a man
out to snap her in numerous
poses. And" said Acadia, "she
is so conceited that she immedi-
ately snapped into character
and posed like a professional
for three solid hours"
HOL. JOE FAIRFIELD, whose
" fame in the legal profession
is too well known to go into here,
is very tolerant of human fail
tngs, but he has no illusions or
excuses for them. Also, and this
is rather important, he wins
practically every case he takes
and he is plenty particular
about the cases he does take.
So. when one day a very prom
1nent man in Florida went to
Colonel fairfield and asked him
to get him a divorce, the Colonel,
who knew him, looked long and
wisely at the man. Finally, he
The Washington times., 1938-12-01

Supplies plenty of
warm, moist heat
and is economical
in operation. At
tractive crackle fin,
iSh. No M o n e y
Down.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-23

T0bbsz0r megirtuk mar,
hogy a Verhovay Segely Egy-
let ebben az evben megrendezi
HARMADIK Macy TARSAS-
UTAZASAT az Europa" newt
gy0nyoru hajo-oriason, mely
New Yorkbol 1888 julius 27-en
indul. - Ezen az uszo palotan
megy at a Verhovay Macy Tag
szerzesi versenynek so gy6zte-
Sc, akiknek nevsorat olvasoink
mai szamunkban megtalaljak.
A boldog verseny-nyertesek
alkotjak maid a VERHOVAY
KovETsEGET. mellyel megy
at a Macy Verhovay Csalad fe-
je:: DARAGo JOSEF kozponti
elnok es Arr bella igazgato, a
Verhovay ifju nemzedek egyik
legagilisabb tagja is.
Macy az 0rom es nagy a boil
dogsag most a Verhovay Por-
tan, inert hiszen a Verhovay
tarsasutazas valoban a kelle-
meknek vegnelkiili sorozatat
fogja jelenteni mindazok sza-
mara, akik a Verhovay K0vet-
segben vannak es azok szama-
ra is, akik hozzajuk csatlakoz-
max, mivel a Verhovayake lesz
a legszebben megszervezett tar
sasutazas Magyarorszagba.
Mondanunk sem kell, hogy
a haj6tarsasagnak az emberei
minden el6zekenysegiiket Is
udvariassagukat, Svalamint 0sz-
] SECS szerzett tapasztalataikat,
| gyakorlottsagukat es szaktu-
dasukat is latbavetve azon lesz-
mex, hogy a verhovay Macy
tarsasutazasnak egyetlen tag
ia Sc szenvedjen semniben sem
hianyt, hanem az a hat nap
melyet az 'sEuropa"n IS az 8
n6hany hosszu Ora, aInit a va
sutton t6ltenek, a kellemesse
gek Is sz6rakozasok felejthetet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-23
csatIakozzek a verhovay utasokhoz
HINILER MARION.

len elmenyeit jelentsek mind
azok szamara, akik reszt ohai-
tanak venni eme nagyszeru
magyar zarandokuton, mely-
rol MINDEN FELVILAGOSI-
TAST. MEGKAPHATNAK OIL
VASoINK, ha irnak azonnal
ere a cimre: VERHOVAY Sc
GELY EGYLET k0zponti hiva-
tala, 345 Fourth Avenue.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-23
HARkAIkCkET DOLLAR

dolgot Two Bits, S csakhamar
niegtudta a colonel.
Az a josagos, draga Greg ur,
akinek egyetlen korholo szaya
mem volt a fiuhoZ.
Megsimogatta a reszket6
Spottyt, ahogy az esetet ell
mondtuk eS $40 nelkiil kihuz-
ia az ingjet, kivett bel6le har-
mincket dollart es neki in
dult Orleansnak Spottyval.
Azert ment vele, inert
Spotty mem tudott irni-olvas-
nj, az anyja cinet nem tudta,
S az ezredesnek meg kellett AIT
tudni a mexicoi f0ldikt0l,
hogy aztan a penzt a Cotton
Bank utjan elkuldje Sonoraba
a cimborank anyjanak.
Mindenki tudta, hogy a CO.
lionel inge alatt levo ovben
volt ketszaz dollarja.
Dixi-orszag buszke ura meg
hagyta minden hobonak, hogy
ha meghalna, szallitsak el a
holttestet a Richmond mel
letti csaladi kriptaba, de ell
Walt feleseget, a gogos virginia.
asszonyt, aki az orszagutra So
dorta, ne tudassak el6re, ne
hogy az viselje a temetes k0lt-
seget.
Minden hobo tudta, hogy ez
a penz meg van az ezredesnel,
de tudtuk AIT is, hogy jobban
a szemevilagat mem 6rzi.
Hogy a szive szakadna meg,
inert emberi onerzetenek leg
utolso foszlanya szakadna lie
rola, hogy ezt a penzt ell
verne.
Az ezredes ivott, nagyon
ivott es neha mem jutott italra.
Soha mem gondolt ra, hogy
hozza nyuljon a temetesi kolt-
seghez.
Neha baj ert bennunket.
Neha egyet-egyet kozlunk ell
fogtak, neha biintetest kellett
valakiert fizetni.
Csak egyetlen egy mask
esetet tudok, mikor a colonel
hozzanyult. a ketszaz dollar
hoz. Mikor az akasztofatol
mentett meg egy cimborat,
akit artatlanul vadoltak.
Csoda-e, hogy balvanyoz-
TUX a colonelt?
Aki megsimogatta a tekozld
gyereket es egy $40, egy szem-
rehanyas, egy szemrebbenes
nelkul hozzanyult a temetesi
koltseghez, hogy a mi kis ba-
ratunkat a lelkifurdalas mar
dosasatol megmentse.
Ket nap mulva Spotty ell
tint es hiaba kerestiik ossze
New Orleans minden zeget.
zugat, hiaba a Vieux Carret, q
piacokat, a jailt es azokat g
lanyos hazakat, ahol neha bi
zony napokig el-elziill0ttiink
Amiert nem kell nagyon meg
itelni benniinket, inert tizen
nyolc-husz ev k0riil jartunl
abban az idoben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-23

Hat harmincket dollar mem
volt nagy penz a dzsungel-
ban.
New OrleanSban mindig
sokan voltunk, es oft munkat
a kik0t6ben mindig talaltunk.
Akkor meg a teherhajokat
mem villanyhajtotta crane
ekkel raktak hanem emberi ke-
zekkel.
A banaant sok-sok evig azert
utaltam, inert nagyon sokat
hordtam XII Orleansban a ha-
jokbol, negyven kemeny cen
tekert naponta.
De sok negyven cent sokra
megy es mikor Colonel Hol-
den, a hobok doyenja meyer
tette, hogy Spottyt mi bantja,
az Greg ur azonnal szetnezett,
hogy keressen egy hajot a
szamunkra.
Colonel Holden igazi ere
des volt, es a legmuveltebb
gentlemenek egyike volt, akit
szerencses voltam ismerni.
Mint annyi mast, ct is egy
gyogyithatatlan lelki seb es
a = pohar hoztak a hobo
dzsungelba, es az utszeli csa-
vargoknak balvanya es csa-
SARA volt vagy husz evig.
8 gondolkozott helyettiink,
8 intezte a sorsunkat, 8 tani-
tott benninket, fiatalokat,
ha tanulni akartunk, es 8
jegyzett ell engem Dixi-orszag-
max.
Ket napig dolgoztunk, kave-
val rakott hajot uritettunk
XII, ami epen mem piknik, de
termeszetesen senki mem NOR
gott es mindannyian boldogok
voltunk, mikor a colonel
Spottynak a harmincket dol.
lart oda adta, hogy kildje' el
az anyjanak.
Mas szegeny mexicoi mum
kasnak bizony esetleg hona-
pokig kellett ilyen summaert
gurcolni, de a ko'dusok eros,
egyseges tabora ket nap alatt
oda tudta tenni a penzt a kis
cimboram kezebe.
A kolyok csak negy nap
mulva tert vissza a dzsungel-
ba. Csapzottan, zill0tten,
SzemleSutve, OSSzegyurt arccai
es aznap este mem vette a tam
burat a kezebe. Csak ejjel,
ahogy a halaszponyva alatt
aludtunk = inert Orleansban
a halaszbarkak kozt van a no
box tanyaja, csak akkor mond-
ia ell szepegve, hogy a har-
mincket dollarokat a foldijei-
vel elverte.
KakaSviadalba vittek, ahol
veszteni kezdett, S ahol to-
vsbb jatszott, egyre tovabb
hogy visszanyerje, amit elvesz-
tett. Mikor mar mem volt
csak vagy nyolc dollarja, All
a penzt a f0ldikkel elitta.
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