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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04
Selected Poem
A SONG OF LIFE
(Clarence Hawkes. in the Poets Column,
 Hartford Courant)

(Clarence Hawkes. in the Poets Column,
 Hartford CouranD On the sunny slopes there's touch of green Down in the pasture lot, And the earth and sky have softer sheen As winter is forgot. There's touch of pink on the maple buds, And joy in every heart, And fickle sky, with sudden floods That make earth's sleepers start. it's crocus time and it's jonquil time. And the tulips soon will come. This world to me is quite sublime,
 A spring-time Kingdom Come. A thrill of life in the heart of man Makes answer 10 the sky, it is the Easter of Gods plan
 That nothing good shall die.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04
cup of coffee, m'am?" he said, "YOu come with me-

cup of coffee, m'am?" he said, "You come with me-
 While Guide Gardiner watched in amazement, the three ladies and the panhandler crossed the avenue and turned in at the White House gates. Here the bum drew back, but Mrs. Roosevelt urged him to come along.
 Forty minutes later he reap peared on the avenue, smiling broadly and rolling cigarette. He had had a substantial meal of pork chops, potatoes, and string beans.
 He was joined by two other buns, who had been working other corners. "Wow," he said to them, "did you see where I been? And didn't know what I was gettin' into. Why didn't somebody tell me it was Mrs. Roosevelt?"
 REALISTIC VANDENBERG A veteran newspaperman, Sena- tor Arthur Vanbenberg of Michi- gan is the best paragrapher on Capitol Hill. This is the way he privately sizes up COP possibili- ties for 1940: TOM DEWEY-"A smart fellow
 but he doesn't know the first
 thing about government prob
 lems. However, THE man to
 watch"
 SENATOR ROBERT TAFT-"A
 nice cha. with good Repub-
 Iican name, but still a babe
 in the woods, politically speak
 ing"
 HERBERT HOOVER-"Can't win
 himself, but may control
 enc / ,h delegates to pick the
 candidate"
 GOV. JOHN BRICKER-"Capable,
 and may get the nomination,
 but needs a great deal more
 ballyhOO."
 SENATOR VANDENBERG-"You
 can overlook him. Not in the
 picture"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04
Daily Almanac

Moon rises Di0D D. iIi daylight tlme).
 Sun rises b;4e q. fi; sets gib0 3. Ii, tdays light ilme),
 All vehicles must Do lighted thirty minutes after sunset,
 weather aeer'a prophecy Of recent months comes 10 mind nov, Iie said, "AprIl nevertheless thls year VIII bo rather cool and dry" TfueF words could not hGve been sp0k. en, tef llu hope May soon changes 70 seasonal weather, not The draughly type.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04

1. Which German district were annexed to Belgium after the World War?
 9. In the U. S., which month is generally called flower month?
 3. What seaport is at the Medic terranean end of the Suez Canal?
 4. In which constellation is the "big Dipper?"
 5. Under what sovereignty is the Free City of Danzig?
 6. Who was the first Vice-Pres. ident of the U. s. to become Pres. ident automatically?
 '. What is the correct pronuncias ton of the word Cadmean?
 8. Which is greater, the equatoEs ial or meridional circumference 0 the earth?
 g. What is meant by blind-flying in an airplane?
 10. Name the three sons of Noah
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04

EAStt tAACAC Q that recent bed- making contest for males. Half @ dozen pliable members of the stronger sex sur- rendered th e ir dig nifty 8 n d pride to this stunt the other day.
 I'll name them just to make them feel worse. They were Phil Baker; the hu-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04
LEADS IN BATHROOMS
(Boston Post)

(BoSton PoSG
 Americans long ago became ac- customed to having bathrooms in their homes, and many have be- lieved that modern bathrooms are to be found in cities elsewhere. Therefore, they will be surprised to learn, as revealed by the president
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04
STUDENTS LIKE OPERA

Cleveland. O., tupl-Not aii cot. lege students are jItfaFbues. Large numbers have, ln tact, gone cultural, as shown by ihe fact that oiD obef. lln college sludenin came hoFe foF the Metropolitan opsfA,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04
In New York
By GEORGE ROSS

New York, May 4 = It's the daffydil season for the men-folk of the town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04
o .what are natural scien.

@. What are natural sciences?
 A. The branches of Knowledge collectively which deal directly with the natural objects organic and inorganic, and the substances com- posing them and the phenomena ex- hibited by them. They include biol-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04
Washington Merry-Go-Round
D. R E W PEARSON ROBERT S. ALLEN

committee
  sensational documents
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04
A Thought for Today

He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; but he that believeth not shall be damned.-Mark 16:16.
 Faith is to believe, on the word of God, what we do not see and its reward is to see and en- joy what we believe.-AuguStine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04
Whats Your l. O?

Can you answer seven Of these test questaions? Turn to last page for the answers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04

O. Why was the 9th Division called the sightseeing Sixth?"
 A. Because it marched in reserve for a month without being sent into line.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04

ogy in all its branches, minerology. geology, chemistry, physics, etc, but do not include abstract mathemat- ics, philosophy or metaphysics.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04
Questions
 and Answers
By FREDERICK M KERBx

Enclose three-cent stamp for reply when addressing any ques- ti0n of fact or information tO the Waterbury Democrats Service Bn- reau at Washington, Legal and medical advice cannot be given. nor can extended research be un- dertaken. Be sure all mail ts ad- dressed to the WATERBURY DEMOCRATS SERVICE BU- REAU, l0l? Thirteenth Street Washington, D. c.
 THE EDITOR @. Does Seeing Eye, Inc. furnish dogs to blind persons who have col- lected large numbers of match book covers?
 A. This rumor. which has gained wide circulation, is without founca- tion in fact.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04

Copyright, 1899, by United Feature Syndicate, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04

If you want copy of OUT book let HOME OWNERS" send to The Waterbury Democrats Wash- ington Bureau, 1913 Thirteenth St., Washington, D. c. Enclose 10 cents in postage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-04

o. Name the most important manufactures of Canada.
 A. Vegetable products, wood ana paper products, iron, textiles, animal products, and non-ferrous metals.
Evening star., 1939-06-26
Hidden Taxes
Federal Income Still
Far Behind Spending
BY ALFRED c. FRODEL,
Tax Attorney and Consultant.
Article Is.

Borrowing and spending and tax
collecting is on the rampage.
The Government is now collecting
just twice the amount of taxes as
it did for the year 1884 and is spend
ing almost twice as much as it Is
collecting in taxes. How long can
this continue? Are you also in debt?
The politicians have soaked the
rich so that the goose has been
pretty well plucked and have hamp-
cred business with high and regu-
latory tax laws which hurts employ
ment, but they are beginning to
admit that tax Jaws must be changed.
1t is very costly to everybody to
have politicians who will not study
or familiarize themselves with our
past experiences. If Government
paid its bills like you and I have to,
every worker would be paying a
high income tax in addition to the
hidden or painless taxes. Senator
La Toilette has been advocating re-
ducing exemptions so that almost
everybody will pay an income tax.
Borrowing and spending for the
last six years has not brought pros
perity. The theory that borrowing
and spending will bring about recov-
cry is fantastic. Pump printing
means going into debt SO for every
81 gain in yearly income.
If the Government took the entire
81 gain in national income taxes, it
still would be in debt 81. Where is
this 81 coming from? Taxes, OF
course.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1939-06-26
Cotton Futures Rise
To New Highs for
Current Season
Action on Government
Export Subsidy Brings
Advance in Week
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 26.-Action by
Congress with respect to a sub
sidy on cotton exports last week
lifed domestic cotton prices to new
high levels for the current season.
Quotations for active future deliv-
cries in the New York Cotton Ex-
change showed net advances for the
week of 10 to 80 points.
The rise Of 10 points was on the
old crop July delivery. The other
deliveries, all new crop, advanced
from 80 to 80 points.
With the domestic carryover OF
cotton outside of Government loan
stocks sure to be much less than
normal and with the possibility that
the new crop will be less than
world consumption of American cot
ton during the current season. the
likelihood of short supply of Amer
ican cotton in trade channels during
the coming season is predicted in
some quarters.
The cotton spinning industry is
still operating at higher rate than
usual for this time of the year. The
print cloth section is going to cur
tail during the next three months,
to dispose of burdensome stocks, but
| that section is in a special situation
not representative of the industry
as a whole, the trade says.
Evening star., 1939-06-26
Washington Exchange
SALES.
Capital Transit Coo at 14h.
AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric Power SO pfd.-
5 at 116.
Capital Transit Co.'S at Is.
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY

MISCELLANEOUS
Chevy Chase Club Ist 4hs I04
Col Country Club lst 4As l03
Ter Ref g. VIII Corp lst 4hs 103h
Evening star., 1939-06-26

Quotations furnished by Investment
Bankers Conference. Inc, which states
transactions or hrm bids or offers. but
should indicate approximate prices, and
unless otherwise indicated. are Is quoted
BY the SPONSORS or issuers.
mot quoted by SPONSORS or issuers.
Evening star., 1939-06-26
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. June 26 E, u. 8. Department
OF Agriculture) Domestic wools were
day. Very few inquiries were being re-
ceived from users. Quotations on mixed
lots OF three-eighths and quarter blood
points showed more frmness than durin9
the early part Of last week at mostly 1880
cents. in the grease, delivered East for
original bags were quoted spot Boston at
around 65-66 cents, secured basis, for good
French combing lengths and around 1894
ing lengths
Evening star., 1939-06-26

London Bar Gold
Sd. UNCHANGED. Equivalent S34763 Bar
silver. 19asd. unchanged. Equivalent
,41 "a cents)
Evening star., 1939-06-26
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK. June 26 R.-Investment
Bankers Conference. Inc:
Evening star., 1939-06-26
Short-Term Securities
Reported by Smith. Barney d. Coz

Bid. oner.
Alabama ct Sou "A" s. 43 1854
Alleghany Corp CIV IS IL 75h 78h
Amer Tel & Tel 5Ks 43 HIN lin
Austin 4 Northwest IS Al As 59A
Bald Loco wks Is 40 lOOA 1O2
Central Foundry IS a. 92 100
Chi Union Sta As A - 1854 1O6A
Commercial Credit 2As AZ 1O1 1O1A
Container Corp Is 43 99A 100
Cuba Northn Rwys 5Las AZ 33A 34Ia
Della g. Hudson As 43 81 573A
Grand Rap g. Ind 4aS Al 1O4L
illinois Steel AIS 10 - io3E 1o4A
Inti Mere Marine es ~ SSE 5sh
Lake Erie g. Western 5s Al "a 6S
Lshigh Val Term Rwy IS Al 55L
Louis & Nash r r As 40 1O0h lOOss
Men Cent r As 40 99h 99A
~ MMialano n II of ] IS 40 IL 13
d. Long Branch As Al 70
Pennsylvania Co 3hs Al 1O3 1881
Penn-Dixie Cement IS Ii 99h 99ls
Fenna Co As 43 10SA 1OHt7
eop Peori. Gas e 4 E..ferC Goks g 4a 11sh IL
Pnlla Balto g. Wash IS 43 11Oh Ill
studebaker Corp 8s As SO s4h
Union. Oil Of Cal 6s 40 115 1153s
vanadium Corp Is ii 1OOM lOl
Warren Bros 6s Al 43 "A
West N 4 Pa As 43 1O7h ill.,
White Sewing Mach IS 40 1OOh 1O3
Evening star., 1939-06-26
Steel Quotations

NEW YORK. June % lP.-Steel prices
per 100 pounds fob Pittsbureh: Ho;
rolled sheets. base price. 200: galvanized
sheets. $50: steel bars. 215
Evening star., 1939-06-26
Rubber Futures

NEW YORK. June % R.-crude rub
Der futures opened 3 lower to higher
July. 16.26-2S; September, 1898: Decem-
Der. 16.39b. b-Bid.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07

ha egyaltalaban mem lett VOL
ma semrni valtozas.
Az amerikai kozgazdaszok
biznak benne, hogy a mai
gazdasagi helyzet javulas tar
tos jellegu, inert annak nincs
semmi haborus ize. A hadi
rendelesek legalabb eddig mem
olyan mertekiek, hogy sza-
mottev6k lettek volna.
Rational szakert6k szerint a
haboruban lev6 katona leg
alabb haromszor annyi anya-
got fogyaszt, mint a bekes
polgar, de sok esetben nyolc-
szoros a fogyasztasa. De mi
kor a katonak er6ditnenyek-
ten ilnek, mint most a nemet
es a francia hatarok menten,
akkor mem fogyasztanak tob-
bet, mint a rendes, bekebeli
idokben es igy mem is move
lik a termelest es a forgalmat.
Kereskedelmi es ipari k0r0k
nezete szerint Anglia es Fran
ciaorszag egy ev sorAn mem
fognak ezer milli6 dollar ara
holmit vasarolni Amerikaban
es eddig tenyleg mem is vasa-
roltak annyit, hogy annak az
ipari termelesre erezhet6 ha-
tasa lett volna. A fellendiiles
tehat, amelyet most kezdink
elvezni, bels6 okokbol j0tt es
ez biztat benniinket azzal
hogy tart6s lesz.
| AIT mondjak, hogy az anne.
rikai t6ke vegre besziintette
eddigi lilo sztrajkjat es ennel
k0vetkezmenye a mai javulas
Ha ez igaz, akkor mem. szabac
megengedni ennek a t6kenel
AIT, hogy else iil6sztrajkjat
megismetelhesse, hanem a tor
veny erejevel kell kenyszei
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07

"Altatas volna, ha ait mon
danam, hogy a mai aranylag
kedvezo allapotok fenntartha-
tok volnanak hosszu idon at,
ha tovabb tart a haboru. Ell
kell keszulniink ARA, hogy
eletnivonkat leszallitsuk."
Ezeket a mondatokat Varga
Jozsef ipar es kereskedelmi mi
niszternek Szegeden elmondott
beszedeb6l idezem, aki elo
akarta kesziteni az orszag ne
pet ARA, hogy a mai aranylag
- a tobbi europai orszagokhoz
merten - kedvezo koriilme-
nyek valtozas elott allanak.
Sainos, persze az orszag La
k6ssaganak joresze mar keny-
telen is volt leszallitani vala-
melyest eletszinvonalat a
KAYE es a tea arak haromszoro-
sara val6 emelese kovetkezte-
ben. EFT a szegenyebb, kevesbe
tehetos csztalynak kellett ten
ME, inert hiszen a j6noduak-
max meg van a penze az vi
xrakhoz is.
A haboru harmadik honap-
iaban mar Magyarorszagban is
:negjelentek a rossZ emleku
p6tlekok. Akik a vilaghAborut
.tthon eltek at az amerikai ma
gyarok k0ziil, emlekeznek ARA
hogy akkor is p6tanyagokkal
tartottak fem az eletet.
Mar most is van itthon eek
Ilez szerencsenk.
Budapest legel6 6kel6bb KAYE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07

600 hold f0ldet osztottak XII a
csehek azok k0zott a morva,
cseh es szlovak telepesek k0-
50tt, akiket Ok hoztak az egy-
kori magyar birtokokba.
A visszacsatolas utan a tele-
pesek javaresze visszakoltoz0tt
nazajaba es a birtokok a ma
gyar allan gondozasa ala ke-
rliltek.
Most mar megkezdtek a bir-
tokoknak a felosztasat. Eszter.
gom megye parkanyi jarasa
volt az els6, ahol magyar fold
miiveseknek kiadtak az egykorj
telepesek f0ldjeit.
Persze mindeniitt figyelembe
veszik a helyi viszonyokat. =.
Egyes kozsegekben ugy torte.
mix a kiosztas, hogy az igeny.
l6k saiat birtokaikat es telepes
birtokaikat egy tagga alakit-
jak es ugy osztjak fel. A meg.
valtasi ar az 1888 november 2.
Xxi ottani forgalmi erteknek fe.
lei meg. Negyvenhet ev alatt
kell az arat lefizetni.
A f0ldosztaSt intez6 k0r0l
szerint tavaszra teljesen keszer
lesznek a telepes birtokoknal
a felosztasaval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07

uzleteiben a heten volt a be-
mutatoja a kavepotleknak. -
Mert van mar tobbfele is.
Ingyea kostolot rendeztek az
iizletekben es az ernberek valo-
sdggal serbian alltak, hogy meg
izlelhessek a kavepotlobol ke-
szult vi italt.
Az egylk fajta potlek: porkolt
arpa. A iobbfajta keveres: 40
szazalek valodi kave, go szaza-
lex porkolt arpa. Ebb6l allit6-
lag tiirhet6 kave kesziil.
Masfajta: ez mar komi.
czabb - 20 szazalek valodi ka..
We, 80 szazalek p6tanyagokb6l
A potanyagok: 40 szazalek por-
kolt arpa, 40 szazalek szaritott
es porkolt sz6l6mag.
A sz6l6magrol is AIT allit-
jak, hogy nagyszerien lehet We
lie a kavet potolni, ha ait kel-
l6en megszaritottak es p0rk6l-
TEX.
Altaiaban ujsagok "asszo-
nyok rovataban" mar talalko.
zunk Electromagnetic, melyek-
ben fele.evenitik a haborus
etel-recepteket, pedig ezekre
legalabb egyel6re, lit meg min.
csen sziikseg, inert elelember
|igazan nincs hiany. Csak leg
|feljebb valamivel t0bbet kell er
tiik fizetni, mint augustus
el6tt.
/ Tea p6tlek is van persze, 6
NIT magyar tea" neven hoz
.ltak forgalomba. Tt term6 FIJI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07

yekbol allitottak 0ssze es ennek
is meg volt mar a bemutatoja,
allitolag jo izu. En- meg mem
izleltem meg.
De szederlevelet is szedtek
nagyon sokan az 6sszel, hogy
maid abbol igyanak teat, mint
ittunk annak idejen a vilagha-
boruban
Egy magyar feltalalo leg
utobb novenyekb6l keszitett
hust mutatott be. Tizenegy-
fele novenybol keszul ez az ele-
del es allitolag nagyon j6 ize
van. Tapertekerol at mond-
jak: sokkal tobb, mint a huse.
Tobb az emberi szervezetnek
sziikseges feherje benne. Es az
Ara is persze sokkal alacso-
nyabb, mint a huse. Allitolag
lehet bel6le minden olyan ele-
delt kesziteni, mint amilyene.
ket husokbol keszitenek. En
meg mem ettem bel6le. Eddie
csak szakkoroknek mutattak
be, meg mem hoztak forgalom-
ha. Valosziniileg ugy veil a fel'
talal6, amig Magyarorszagba1
hust lef4et kapni, addig mem
erdemes a n0venyhus forga
lomba hozatalaval kiserletezni
inert a magyar ember amig al
lati hust ehet, mem igen fog
novenybol kesziiltet fogyasz
tani.
Mondom: elelemmel nine!
hiba, de ferfi es n6i ruha anya
|gok, k0t0tt-sz0v0tt aruban ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07

teni ARA, hogy tartsa fent a
sziikseges forgalmat es ne en-
gedje a polgarok millioit nyo-
morogni.
Ilyen torvenyre csak akkor
kerulhet azonban a sor, ha
isnet elkovetkeznek egy vissza-
eses, arlinek vegtelenul sulyos
kovetkezmenyei lennenek. Re
melhet6, hogy ezzel az anne
rikai nagy t6ke is tisztaban
van es tartozkodni fog a tovab-
bi tlllzasokt0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
budapest szerkeszt6je

erezhet6 nemi fennakadas. -
T. i. ezekhez a myers anyagot
kiilfoldrol kell hozni, ami ma
napsag nehez feladat.
Exert is rendelte el a kor-
many, hogy t0bbe tiszta gyap-
jubol mem szabad semnit sem
kesziteni, hanem bizonyos
anyaggal kell a gyapjut helyet'
tesiteni.
Nemely videkeken - foleg q
Tisza-D -Duna k0zen - kitiin0er
fizetett a sz6l6 az iden. Halas
kornyeke az egyik nagy borter'
mo videk es irlnen AIT jelen'
|tettek, hogy az idei must meny
nyisege meghaladja a tavalyi
max a haromszorosat. Es a mi
n6seggel is nagyon meg van
max elegedve, annak dacara
hogy eppen sziret el6tt meg
lehet6sen sok ESQ esett.
Bacsmegyeb6l meg jobb ter
mesr6 szamolnak be. Az ottan
borterm6 k0zpontok - Janos
halma, Bacsalmas - ait je
lentik. hogy a sz6l6k hozams
20-3O hektoliter atlagban, d.
vannak sz6l6birtokosok, akik
mex sz6l6jeb6l SO hektolitert i
lesziirtek holdankent. Olyan re
kord ez, melyhez foghato re
gen volt. A min6seg is kitun'
ezen a videken is.
| A Felvideken mintegy nyolc
lszAz k0zsegben k0rtilbeltil 200,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
ALLAND0-E A JAVULAS

Tagadhatatlan, hogy az anne
rikai gazdasagi helyzetben
nagyfoku javulas allott be es
bar Macy kerdes meg az, hogy
mliyen aranyu lesz ez, a ma
mar erezheto javulas, a nem-
zetre nezve talan meg fon-
tosabb az, hogy allando-e?
Atmeneti fellendiles ugyanis
mem sokat erne, inert az
utana kovetkezo visszaeses meg
nagyobb karokat okozna, mint
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
* LEGY

ben es ilyerkor nagy volt az ijedelem:
italian csak nincs valami baja? Mem IL
lik neld az ennivalo bizonyosan! Vagy
elrontotta gyomrat !. vagy rossz le-
veg6je.. vagy fazik, ITALIAN meg is hilt,
kozelebb kellene auitani a kalyhahoz
es ejszaka is fiiteni kellene, inert ejszaka
hideg van es maid meg nem birja ell SEE
geny.
Nagyon mulatsagos volt mindez es
lassan-lassan, magam sem vettem eszre,
beleheccelodtem dologba en- is. A hiva-
talban sokszor eszernbe jutott legy,
delben szaporan siettem haza es amikor
egyszer egy autonaobil elutott egy ko-
csit es 10 oft nyult ell jarda mellett,
eg fele emelt labakkal, eszembe jutott
1egy, mi legyiink az, hogy most ia
Ian epp ICY fekszik is az uvegkupola
alatt, eg fele forditva labait, mozdulatla-
null, holtan es ez KEEP annyira nyug-
talanito volt, hogy autoba tiltem es ugy
siettem haza.
A legyecske azonban elegedetten Sc
talt a potar falan es kifurkeszhetetlen
szemeivel bizonyara baratsagosan nezett
ram.
Amikor felesegennek az elgazolt 10
esetet es ait, hogy utana hogy rohantam
haza, elmondtam, elsapadt es izgatottan
mondta:
Hallgasson kerem hallgasson.
Holtra remit az ilyesnikkel.
Es ha lehet, meg nagyobb gonddal
figyelte kis baraturkat. Alig ment ell ha-
zulrol - scent listen, hatha legynek
sziiksege lenne valamire! - szoba-
lanyt pedig egyaltalan be Sc engedte abba
a szobaba, ahol legy tanyazott: meg
esetleg felboritja a poharat, kiereszti a
legyet, vagy - gondolatnak is remito
- valamikepp kart tesz abban kedves
es becses allatban.
Kedves allat - EFT mondtam? NO,
most nevethetsz ujbol, inert ime, en- be-
vallom, hogy ez alatt par nap alatt ez
a nema es ismeretlcn csoppnyi leny valo-
saggal a szivembe ferkozott Ebben ket-
segteleniil Macy szerepe volt annak, hogy
felesegem babonAs lelkesedese, figyelme
es aggodalma eszrevetleniH atragadt ram,
de nagy szerepe volt maganak kis allat-
max is, mely alazatosan kiszolgaltatva
kenyiinkre- -kedviinkre, csondesen es szeli-
den belehelyezkedett az eletinkbe
Mem volt gyermekiink Mar elore
latom csufondaros arcodat, de megis be
fogom valiant hogy ez legy, ez az el-
fogott, janbor kis legy, ez tehetelen
altalunk etetett, idetlen kis sen1mi -. ez
hamarosan oily kedves lett nekem, minths
a gyermekem lenne. Valak, aN eletem