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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
CAA TO HOLD
PLANE HEARING
SOON, JUNEAU
Secretary Of Alaska Bob
Bartlett Returns from
Anchorage Session

Detailed hearings for Southeast
Alaska plane operators are to be
held in Juneau shortly by the Civil
Aeronautics Authority, it was L.
ported today by Secretary of Al
aska E. L. Bob Bartlett, who re-
turned on the steamer Mount Nc
Kinley after representing Gov
John w. Troy at a CAA confer
ence at Anchorage.
The hearings are to be adjourned
rom Anchorage to Fairbanks, pos
sibly to Nome and later to Juneau
The exact date of the Juneau ses-
sion has not been set. The hear
ings are being conducted by Di-
rector Slough and Attorney Mad
den.
Bartlett went as far as Fairbanks
on his trip, reporting that both
Anchorage and Fairbanks appear
to be thriving.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
Small
Graft Sought
In Gulf Gale
Fourth Vessel Is Believed
Sunk-Haida Sails 10
Sitka on Search

With three small fishing craft re-
ported missing, and another report
ed sunk, near Sitka the Coast Guard
cutter Haida sailed under forced
draft from its berth here at seven
o'clock Sunday evening to conduct
a search.
NJ E. Bolshanin, Deputy Collector
of Customs at Sitka, wired the
Haida here last night through the
Customs Office, giving meager de-
tails, and asking for aid.
The Haida was to proceed to Sitka
and pick up the master of the boat
Heidvick to act as pilot in the search
for the craft, missing in the vicinity
of st. Lazaria Island, off Cape
Edgecumbe.
Among those missing is the num-
Der boat, Chickadee, the gasboat
Joan L., with a crew of one, and the
gasboat Ketchum, with a crew of
two Another craft is reported sunk
toward Cape Edgecumbe.
The Heidvick master conducted
short search yesterday, but was
driven back to port by heavy seas,
and Navy plane from the Sitka
Naval Air Station also conducted a
fruitless search.
Severe storms ragged over the
weekend in the Gulf area. and all
boat arrivals from outer waters re-
port fierce gales and terrific seas.
Fishermen call st. Lazafia Island,
Devil Island" because of its poor
anchorage. Lying in the open ocean
a few miles off Cape Edgecumbe,
Is miles from Sitka, the low lump
of basaltic rock in the open water
is scant shelter for storm caught
vessels seeking safe lea.
Many boats head for the lee of
st. Lazaria, but when storms are of
great magnitude. anchors will not
hold on the rocky bottom, or else
hang up in crevices on the ocean
floor to imprison the lines of unfor-
tunate shippers.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
MISTAKES POISON
FOR MILK, dies

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 10. = Lye
water in a half-pint cream bottle
looked like milk to sixteen-month-
old Nancy Lee Binning at her home
recently and the mistake cost her
life.
1t had been left in the bottle by
her father, Kenneth Binning, and a
friend, James Cooper, after they
had cleaned their rifles for deer
hunt.
The child's mother, Mrs. Alberta
Binning, almost overlook Nancy Lee
before the girl swallowed the death
potion, after picking up the bottle
and toddling into the rear of the
yard as Mrs. Binning looked on in
horror.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
MAIL CONTRACT
IS AWARDED TO
NORTHLAND co.

The Northland Transportation
has been awarded a contract to
carry mail from Seattle to South
east Alaska ports and also south
bound mail
The contract begins with the
sailing of the North Coast to Sc
attic this week. The mail contract
is effective to June 80 next year,
BON north and southbound.
1t is stated that, as the North
land Transportation mpany
steamers do not carry mail clerks,
when steamers of that line sail
from Seattle on Fridays and a
steamer of the Alaska Steamship
Company, which employ mail clerks,
sails Saturday morning, mail will
be dispatched from Seattle on the
Alaska line vessels.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
RE(k TO ATTEND
BANKERS MEET

John Reck, President of the First
National Bank, sailed south on the
steamer Aleutian.
Mr.. Reck will attend the American
Bankers Convention in Seattle from
September Is to %, and will con-
tinue to San Francisco on business,
expecting TO be south about a
month.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
POLICY REPORTS
ON CONVENTION
AT DINNER HERE

Ernest M. Policy, retiring Com
mander of Alaska Department OF
the American Legion, gave re-
port last night at a banquet here
on the recent Department conven-
ton in Fairbanks.
The banquet, held at Percy's
Cafe, was to have been in honor
CT National Vice Commander Earl
T. Ross, who was unable to make
connections, however. to be pres
ent. The Afford John Bradford
Post arranged the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
HARRY NATTERY,
OF REPORT FAME,
NAMED REA HEAD

On the heels of his completion
Of a survey of Alaska's POSSIBLE
ties as haven for European refu-
gees, Under Secretary Harry Stat
terry has left the Department Of
the Interior to become Rural Elec-
trification Administrator, one of
the highest Washington appoint
ments.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
Tabor Is
Daddy Now

Clifton Tabor, day operator in
the Juneau office of the Signal
Corps, United States Army, is a
daddy now.
A rush message received this
morning, from Hoquiam, Wash,
stated that a baby was born to
Mrs. Tabor at o'clock this morn
ing.
Now Tabor would like to know
whether he is daddy of daughter
or son.
The air and land wires between
Juneau and Hoquiam are cluttered
up this afternoon with the ques-
ton; GOOD, but is the baby a boy
or grip"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
TAkU TAKING
SIX FROM HERE

The tseamer Taku, Capt Eldred
Hansen, arrived in juneau last night
with a cargo of freight for Gas
tineau Channel and two passengers
for this city, sailing this afternoon
for Sitka and Seattle with six pas
sengers from here.
Cyril zuboff, Jr., came in from
Seattle and r. F. Farwell came in
from Ketchikan.
Leaving for Seattle today were:
Mrs. Buzz" Femmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Fable, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Gable.
Mrs. Maria Osterbach bought pas
sage here for Tenakee.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
GAME COMMISSION
Rents PLANE FOR
WILDLIFE AGENT

A contract for the Alaska Game
Commission to rent an airplane for
the use of Wildlife Agent Grenold
Collins in fall and winter patrol out
of Seward and Anchorage, has been
approved in Washington, Executive
Officer Frank Dufresne said today.
The plane, new Piper Improved
Cub, is to be rented from Larry
Larson, of Anchorage. Collins, an
experienced pilot, will fly it per-
sonally. The plane has side-by-
side seating arrangement and con-
siderably more power than former
Piper craft.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
Arthur Fi(ken
Back TO School

Arthur Ficken sailed south on
the steamer Alaska after sum-
mer of work with the Forest Serv
ice here.
Ficken is attending college a.,
Oregon State in Corvallis, Ore,
in the School of Forestry.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
SERVICES TUESDAY
FOR |. {. LIST0N

Services for Lee C. Liston, who
passed away early Saturday morn
ing at St. AIMS Hospital, will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o.
clock in the Chapel of the Charles
w. Carter Mortuary
The Rev. John l.. Cauble OF the
Resurrection Lutheran Church will
deliver the eulogy and interment
will be in the Moose plot OF the
Evergreen Cemetery.
Empire classifieds bring results
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
TO VISIT son

j. G.. Morrison sailed south on
the Mount Mckinley Sunday for an
indefinite stay in Seattle. While in
the Queen City, Morrison will visit
his son, Malcolm Morrison, well
known Signal Corps man.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
BREST LIT0V5k
CAPTURED NOW,
EASTERN FRONT
Germans and Russians
Meet, Shake Hands,
Define Neutral Line
Continued from Page One)

in the World War.
The Soviets came in from the
east, according to German advices
received from the front, shook
hands with the German officers
at the head of the troops and this
completed the conquest of Brest
Litovsk, los miles east of War
saw.
The German and Russian off
GERS are reported to have engaged
in fixing a line beyond which thei.
respective forces are not to go.
Meanwhile efforts are being made
to force Warsaw's surrender.
Try The Empire claSsitiedS for
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
DOCTOR TO sITKA

DR.. Rae Lillian Carlson, optome-
trist, sailed on the Alaska for Sitka
IN connection with her business.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18

The glamour of Treasure Island is
personified in dark eyed, brunette
Florence Gayle of San Francisco
who walked off with gold trophy
recently at the Golden Gate Inter
national Exposition's Beauty Pa
rade staged i'm connection with
Santa Catalina Day at the Fair.
Judged most beautiful in the line
up, Miss Gayle is Is years of age,
5 feet 4 inches, weighs us pounds.
She is pictured with her trophy.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18

EVERY FAMILY IN ALASKA supported wholly in by
Salmon Industry brings here the of
local workers and fishermen Its purchases of COAL lumber
products help their pvro Its
help provide salaries for Aaka school
officials In other words the Canned Salmon
Industry actually the Tertorys biggest pay master.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18

The Newton Legion Guards are
sure-fre hit because of their right
combination of precision, snap and
smart appearance and every
Chesterfield you smoke is sure-hre
hit for More Smoking Pleasure.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
BASEBALL TODAY

The following are scores Of games
played this afternoon in the two
Major Leagues:
National League
New York 7; st. Louis 2.
Boston / Cincinnati a.
Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 7.
American League
st. Louis Q; New York 5.
Cleveland 9; Philadelphia 4
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18

VAN MAvERN HERE
A. Van Mavern came beck from
Skagway aboard the steamer AL
aska after short business trip.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18

Empire classifieds bring results.
Evening star., 1939-11-27

explosive force that the earth will
open up and the countryside, now
so quiet, so still and so beautiful
through the autumn mists with the
leaves still yellow on the trees, will
be a zone of death on the German
side of the line few kilometers from
where we stood. For from one of
the hills I saw that morning the
last village in France and the first
woods in Germany, where three
frontiers meet.
Rustic Dwelling Built.
Over there was Germany and the
town where year or two ago
lunched with English friends among
the Germans who were still friendly
to us. If I walked that way again
through the woods would be a dead
man. BY one of these French bat
Evening star., 1939-11-27

Of the line another French gunner
was astonished to see quite a group
of British officers and war corre-
spondents stepping out Of fleet of
cars.
This is a cavalcade," he said.
What is happening?"
1T looks as though we are going
to take over part. of your line" I"
I answered jestinglyss.
He took me seriously. THAT
would be an honor" he said. I'D
like to see it happen"
Take Mud Hnmorously.
We have enough to do presently
along our part of the line strength
ening defenses and celebrating some
of the defenses, based to some extent
on French experiences adapted to
our own ideas. Our men, like their
Evening star., 1939-11-27

teries the gunners have built a
little rustic dwelling for themselves
with thatched roof and little WIN
dows. 1t was a fairy tale cottage.
isn't it amusing" said young
French lieutenant, smiling under
his steel casque. MY men are like
children, but all are good fellows"
They are good fellows living in
mud as thick and Shiny as that
along our own lines. I slithered in
it ankle deep and splashed up to my
knee.
1--WE live in this mud" said the
young officer" But mud is better
than blood We like this tranquility
along the front, but If the Germans
ask for trouble"
He smiled again.
And on hillside in another part
Evening star., 1939-11-27

French comrades, are living in mud
and they take 1t all humorously as
do the Poilus, but the French have
special character of their own.
Perhaps it is because we are English
that they seem to have a touch Of
a romance belonging to French ira
dition and history. I am certain
that have seen d'Artagnan and the
Three Musketeers along many roads
of France where there is still a
horse transport for their guns and
wagons, and many pictures in old
French villages that take one back
to the past history of France.
French soldiers are saving and
washing their underclothing. They
are making horseshoes in the village
smithy. They are professional SOL
diers-grim, but they carry on with
Evening star., 1939-11-27
the colleges 42l-acre campus al

the colleges 42l-acre campus at
ToWson.
Committees in SO communities in
the Nation are making q drive
through a general committee headed
by Mrs. Robert B. Wagner, Roland
Park, for total of $500 900 for the
building.
Goucher is still located in 5O-year-
old buildings in North Baltimore,
but acquired the Towson site in
1921.
Today, said Roszel C. Thomson,
trustee, and building fund chair
man, the institutions "educational
program is imperiled by the physi-
cal conditions OF situation, plant
and building arrangement" and the
college should move promptly"
Evening star., 1939-11-27

keeping you will find no merchandise that
has not been carefully scrutinized and ap-
proved by Good Housekeeping. Even those
products not within the scope of the testing
of the Good Housekeeping Bureau and Insti-
tute are guaranteed by Good Housekeeping
as advertised therein.
In your markets you will find thousands
of products bearing Good Housekeeping
Seal of Approval which is your signal that
these products are good and useful products.
None of these things infringes upon your
right to choose what, when and where you
shall buy. There is no edict that you must
buy one of two or three standardized articles.
There is no law that you must serve certain
food certain day. You are not required to
stand in line to fill your market basket under
the eyes of the law.
And as long as Good Housekeeping
Magazine has anything to say about ii;
this right Of yo~rs will not b< ehallexgad
er Abridged.
Evening star., 1939-11-27

ordinary life as far as possible with
good comraderie and a sense of
humor. Many of them went through
the last war. They face this one
with the same heroic spirit and with
complete confidence that the Magi-
not Line will keep France safe. I
now share that confidence.
Evening star., 1939-11-27

act comes within the testing scope Of Good
Housekeeping Institute or Good Housekeeping
Bureau can bring in his product and have it
tested free, whether he adpertises in the n10ed-
zine or not, provided (D he is established with
good stability and (2) his product is sold with
reasonably wide distribution.
This service. which has cost the MAGAZINE over
million dollars in the last Eve years. Is designed
to protect the consumer, without In any way
intefferine with her freedom Of choice.
Evening star., 1939-11-27

from all the variety and production which
the ingenuity of manufacturers can devise.
There is no limitation at all on what you
may buy in America. You may, if you choose,
buy indigestible foods, badly designed
clothes, all manner of junk. But you DON'T
because you're helped, not made, to distin-
guish between the good and the bad.
AT GOOD HOUSEKEEPING MAGAZINE,
for instance, there is beauty clinic which
tests shampoos and cold creams and lip
stick 1t faithfully reports on the perform
ance of these things and tells how to use
them in its editorial pages.
There is another group at Good House
keeping which studies foods-how to use
them-how to buy them-how to get the
greatest variety and good taste on your table.
Still another group studies the stove you
cook on-the utensils you use-the refriger.
ators you store your food in 1t sets up stand
ards-braaical standards which manufac-
turers can meet and which you can apply.
In the advertising pages Of Good Hoase'
Evening star., 1939-11-27
S 10000 Subscribed
For Goucher BuiIdino
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-David A.
Robertson, Goucher College presi-
dent, has announced 1000 alum
nae have subscribed $100 900 toward
a first building, a residence hall, on
Evening star., 1939-11-27
Perhaps you don't like beef stew
on Wednesday. Never mind> you'll
LEARN 70 like IL!

TN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD TO-DAY,
L people are more and more being
told by dictatorships and bureaucracies
what they must do.
Sometimes the excuse is a shortage
of foods. Sometimes the excuse is the
good of the State"
But the effect of government interfer-
ence in the private lives of citizens is
invariably the same. The reins grow
tighter, the discipline more strict and
freedom of choice more limited.
X X
IN AMERICA, we don't hold to this doctrine
We believe that you, the homemakers of
America, should have the right to choose
what you want in free and open markets
Evening star., 1939-11-27

sssd Housekeeping h IN open book for anyone
who has an eligible product to sell. There is
only one condition: the product must perform
what Is promised and do what is claimed in the
manufacturers advertisement.
An products advertised in the magazine are care
fully examined to this end by Good House.
keepine's technical staff. If any one of them
proves defective or not as advertised It 10 either
replaced or the money refunded.
h ssdstsn ~ ~, any manufacturer whose prod
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-17
NIMOLER HARANGJAT

szokatlan id6ben a templomok
harangjai. AIT, hogy az al1am-
hatalom mem ura a hiteletnek,
amely eppen olyan demokrati-
kus szabadsaga az embernek,
mint a szolashoz val6 jog.
A haragok zugasaval szem-
ben tehetetlen Hitler hatalma
is. Mem irhatja el6, hogy az
hazak harangjai mikor sz6lal-
janak meg es mikor hallgassa-
max Ell, mikor ebresztgessek a
lelkeket es mikor hagyjak azo-
kat magukra.
Valamikor regen a R6mat
felgyujt6 es eleget6 Nero csa-
szar is AIT akarta, hogy az Is
teneknel el6bbre val6 gyanant
tiszteljek. Hitler Adolf is ilyes-
mivel tett kiserletet. De amint
mem sikeriilt Nero csaszar pro.
balkozasa, ugy cs6d0t mondott
Hitler er6szakoskodAsa is. We.
zernek az er6szak nyomasa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-17
Irta: GAAL KATo

vetemiilt bandaval szemben legnagyobb
cvatossaga van sziiksege
A jo hangulatban elk0lt0tt vacsora
utan setara indult a jol isnlert kozeli ut
cakon, ahol mem kellett attol tartania,
hogy elteved es mem talalja meg visszafele
az utat K0zben benezett par percre az
egyik szomszedos hotel halljaba, egy ideig
gyonyorkodott tancban, maid betert egy
elegans spanyol n1ulatoba, megivott egy
poher cocktailt es azutan, minthogy mar
ejfelre jart az id6, felkerekedett Is r6zsa-
szinii hangulatban indult hazafele lepihen-
nj, hogy masnap jokor felkelhessen.
Amikor ismet az utcara lepett, elhata-
rozta, hogy gyalog teszi meg az utat kel-
lemes nyari esteben a Majesticig, ami leg
feljebb tizenot perces setat jelentett.
Alig tett azonban nehany lepest
most mar sotetbe borult uttesten, amikor
hirtelen kezdte megbanni az elhatarozasat.
Egyszerre az az erzese tamadt, mintha
valaki k0vetne !.
Kutatva nezett k0rtil, de amennyire
eyer vilagitasnal lathatott, senki sem jart
a k0zeben. Megis - ha mar ez rossz, ke-
nyelmetlen erzes tamadt fel benne in
tett egy ARA halad6 beraut6nak, de a veze-
to, vagy mem latta, vagy el volt foglalva,
villamgyorsan megfordult de nem la
tott senkit.
Oszt0nszeriien vedelmet keresve, be-
huzodott az egyik hazfal melle es mint XII
riilt, ere az ovatossagra sziiksege is volt,
inert nehany masodperccel kes6bb ujabb
loves dordilt ell es golyo hangos koppa-
Nasal tt6d0tt neki annak az oszlopnak,
amely mellett nehany perccel el6bb allott
Ahogy kimeresztett szenmel figyelt
ugy tint mintha loves fenycsikjat latta
volna felvillanni a tulso oldalrol, az egyik
kapumelyedesb6l. A rejtelyes merenyl6nek
tehat oft kellett Jennie!
Azonnal az volt az els6 0ntudatos gon-
dolata, hogy ez a titokzatos tamadas csak
a Don Antonio villajaban tortentekkel
hozhato 0sszefiiggesbe..
De mem ert ra t0prengeni ovatosan,
nlindenUtt fal mellett lapulva lopakodott
tovabb hazak menten es mar ugy lat
szott, hogy sikeriilt is veszedelmes iild0z6je
elol elmenekiilnie, de amikor Matyas Fe-
reno igyekezett legk0zelebbi sarkon be-
fordulni, az ismeretlen tanado meg egy
lowest kiildott utana.
Szerencsere ez is celt tevesztett es a
fiatalembernek sikeriilt atjutni a veszelyes
sarkon, ratert Majestic fele vezet6 kivila-
gitott szeles utvonalra, ahol legalabb orv-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-17
tamadastol mar mem kellett feline.

tamadastol mar mem kellett feline.
Egyel6re tehat sikeriilt elkeriilnie AIT
a sorsot, anelyet semmit6l vissza mem
riado ellensegei szantak neki. A meghiusult
merenylet azonban csak nagyobb 6vatos-
sagra oszt0nzte, inert val6szini volt, hogy
folytatas mem fog elmaradni.
Mem is maradt el
A hotel ele erve, megallt egy percig,
miel6tt becsengetett az ejszakai portasnak
es az gondolata tamadt, hogy atmegy
szemben lev6 rend6rsegre es jelentest tesz
a tortentekr6l EFT tervet azonban elej-
tette, inert ugy gondolta, hogy rend6r-
tisztviselo ugysem adna hitelt szavanak.
Biztonsagban erezve magat, felment
szobajaba, gyorsan levetk6z6tt es a nap
izgalmiatol kineriilve alonra hajtotta lie
fejet. Mindjart elaludt, de mem sokat pi-
henhetett, amikor alnabol felebredve gya-
nus neszre lett figyelmes.
Feliilt az agyban es anelkil, hogy vi
lagossagot gyujtott volna - ami kes6bb
az eletet megmentette - fesziilten hall
gatozott
Mem tevedett motozo nesz tovabb
folytatodott, meg pedig egyenesen az alto
felol - valami halk, ovatos kapirgalas,
mintha valaki a zarral bajlodnek, hogy a
zarban levo kulcsot kitolhassa helyebol
Matyas Ferenc moccanas nelkiil tilt az
agyan, aztan lassan az ejjeli szekrenyen
lev6 revolvere utan nyult
Az egyel6re meg ismeretlen ejszakai
tamadonak vegre hosszas probalgatas utan
sikerilt elernie celjat: zarba illesztett
kulcS kieSett a helveb6l.
Most nehany masodpercig csond lett.
A merenylo ugylatszik varakozott oda-
kiinn hogy kulcs esese mem riasztotta-e
fel az alvot Aztan megnyugodva folytatta
tovabb munkajat
Hirtelen megkattant zar - kilincs
lenyomodott es az alto resen egy sotet k0r-
vonalu ajax jelent meg!
XII az? - kialtotta az izgalomtol
rekedt hangon Matyas Ferenc.
A rejtelyes ejszakai latogato megtor
pant a kiiszobon. Egg masodpercig moz-
dulatlanul allott a helyen. A kovetkez6 pill
lanatban ismet fellobbant a baljos kekes
fenycsik es gyors egymasutanban ket go
lyo koppant meg az agy fejen, maid egy
harmadik loves az ejjeli szekreny lampajat
erte, amely csor0mp0lve hulott f0ldre.
Nyilvanvalo volt, hogy Matyas Ferenc
eletet most csak szobaban uralkodo yak
sotetseg mentette meg, inert tamadoja a
mindent koriilvev6 s0tetsegben is csak