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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Albert Hoska
Dies at Home
Come to Tucomu
81 Years Ago

Albert Frank Hoska. jr., whose
father established what is now one
of the few remaining harness shops
in the state. died Sunday at his
home at Browns Point after an ex-
tended illness. He was IS years old.
III health forced him to retire
from active business a year ago.
Born in Marinette, Wis. he came to
Tacoma with his parents In June.
1883. He was educated in the Ia
coma schools and was graduated
from Tacoma high school. which
was located where Central school
now stands.
His father established the A. +.
Hoska Harness Co. in 1884, OPP
Grating IT until his death in 1926,
when his son took over.
Hosks had lived at Browns Point
for the last IS years and was secre-
tsry-tressurer of the Hysda Mu-
tual Service Co. He was past mas
ter of Fairweather Masonic lodge,
member Of the Scottish Rite,
Afifi Temple Shrine. A. o. u. w,
and was a member and trustee OF
the First Baptist church.
Surviving are his wife. Nora M.
three sisters. Mrs. Myrta b. Law
renee of Langley, Wash, Mrs
Angie e. Anderson Of Tacoma and
Mrs. Ella M. Matthews of Port
land Ore. and one brother, DIR. IT.
win +. Hoska.
Funeral announcement will be
made by Buckley-king.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

Hopes frightened Monday for
an early peace on Pacific coast
wstefronts as the striking Marine
Firemen. Wstertenders, Oilers a
Wipers association disclosed it APP
proved OF an arbitration plan for
return TO work.
II is expected the striking
Marine Cooks q Stewards union
will follow suit in the very near
future.
The two unions have been on
strike for more than five weeks,
and as a consequence some so
eoasting steamers are held strike
bound in Pacific ports.
Last week the Marine Firemen's
local at San Francisco obtained a
ajority vote for acceptance of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Many Crashes
On Weekend
Tacoma Students
Hurt in Seuttle

Pressure Of traffic on the Seat
tle-Tseoms highway as thousands
OF spectators sureed 10 the Ia
coma Narrows bridge collapse site
Sunday was the heaviest in months.
State pstrolmen reported the
volume Of traffic topped even the
normal holiday travel
Authorities reported injury to
three persons. other than those
involved in accide nts which
claimed the lives of three during
the weekend. Interurban traffic.
however. Was not blamed
In addition. three Tacoma high
school students were hurt in Seat
tie when they were trapped in a
car that overturned Sunday. Two
Tacoma women were injured in
accidents near Ellensburg Friday
night.
Struck on Street
Nick Fslsetta. SIS. 1913 So
Sheridan ave. WAS struck down at
So. 14th and X SITS. Saturday after
noon by car driven by Richard
c. Flynne, 1910 So. 18th st, an
automobile salesman. Falsetta was
hospitalized briefly at st. Josephs
hospital with numerous cuts and
bruises. Flynne was booked for
investigation OF the accident and
released by Prosecutor Thor Toll
lefson.
Six-yesr-old James Tstten, 2127
So. Tacoma ave. dsrted into the
street while chasing a ball near
his home Sunday afternoon and
was struck by a car driven by j.
W. Underwood. 40. Rt. 3, box 100
Olympia. The boy sustained a
broken collsrbone and bruises.
Driver Booked
Billy Burke, Rt. l. box ASS, Puy-
allup. was injured Sunday night
in traffic accident on the Ardena
road about five miles southeast
of Tacoma, according to state pa
troll reports. Jack l.. Ashbaugh.
%, Rt. /, box sos. was lodged in
the county Jail on a negligent driv-
ing charge by Patrolman Bill
Purse following the accident, and
was held in lieu of SIS bail.
Six In Car
Six high school students. all of
Tacoma. were in the car that was
struck by another automobile al
Western ave. and Marion ST. IN
Seattle. All were pinned in the
machine until passersby extricated
them.
The three hurt were James
Piper. Is, driver of the Tacoma
car. who repeatedly failed to OBJ
serve an arterial stop; Jean Dwy-
err, Is. and Joyce Dwyer, IA. In
juries were minor. Those unin-
jured were Bob Gennow, Al john
ston and john Piper, the latter a
cousin Of James Piper. James
Piper. booked for reckless driving,
was released by Seattle police on
his own recognizance.
Injured in the two accidents on
the Vantage highway near Ellens-
burg were Mrs. Gertrude Ball,
whose nose was broken, and Elsie
Burchman. 20, who suffered cuts
and bruises. II was reported icy
pavements were responsible for
the accidents.
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100 Still Untitled
Four Children Left
Crondmother's Home

Four food-foraging youngsters,
the children of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Odegard. BIS So. Mullen st,
were taken by police to the de-
tention home Sunday.
Explanation of the parents to
Mrs. Myrtle Van Bevers. head Of
the women's protective division,
was that the children had been
left with their grandmother. Mrs.
Caroline knutson, at 1872 So.
Winnifred ri.
How the children managed the
excursion back home WAS not
clarified immediately. The parents
said they had spent the interven-
ing time with various relatives,
and did not suspect the children
were without resources.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Obituary Notices

and was member of the First
Catholic Slovak union, the Greek
Catholic union. the Holy Names
society of st. Joseph's church. and
the International Woodworkers
association. Surviving are his
wife. Julianna. two sons. Andrew,
jr., and John d, and three daught-
ers, Mrs. Anna Piroh. Mrs. Mary
Davis and Miss Vera Karpach,
all OF Tacoma: one sister, Mrs.
Mary Stasak, also of Tacoma, and
10 grandchildren. Funeral an
nouncement by Cassidy d Allen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
PERL r. BIRNEI

Perl F. Birnel. 81. of 6l25 So.
18th st. died Saturday in a local
hospital. Born in Missouri. he
had lived here for the last rs
years. and was a member of the
BARRIERS union and of the Eagles
lodge. Surviving are his wife,
Amy E.: four sons. orville of
Salt Lake City. John of the U.S.s.
Oklahoma, and Richard and Earl
of Tacoma; three daughters. Mrs.
Vivian Martin. Mrs. George Peter
son and Miss Evelyn Birnel. all
of Tacoma; one sister. Mrs. May
Huff, also of Tacoma; two
brothers, Earnest OF Spokane and
James OF Lakeside, Mont, and
two grandchildren. Funeral an
nouncement by Buckley-king.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
First Of Tacoma Naval Reservisis
Leave on Tuesday for Bremerton

First contingent TO report for
active duty. group Of Tacoma
naval reservists Depart Tuesday
for Bremcrton. where they have
been assigned 10 the L. S. S. Paw
tucket
Ensign Robert W. Copeland.
L. s. y. r. local attorney. will
command the vessel
Other reservists who viii COM
prise the crafts crew with supple
mental regular navy personnel, in
clude:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
FUNERAL SERVICES

Byron r hard Devereaux-
Tuesday. 5 p. m, Storlie chapel.
Rev. Elmer o. Psulson officiating.
Mrs. Annie c. keen-Tuesday,
p m, Tuell chapel. Rev. Harold
o. Perry officiating; interment,
Tacoma cemetery.
William Evans -Tuesdsy, ]
p. m. Lynn chapel. Rev. Don c
Stephenson officiating.
Louie o. Formulas Monday.
p. m, Lynn chapel. Rev. Captain:
of Seattle officiating; interment
Tacoma cemetery.
Ernest Harris 2 p. m.
Sumner chapel; interment. Ortins
cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Conference Friday
ARTS On PAGE ONE


On the same train. leaving from
Seattle viii be other representa-
tives Of the operators. probably
including John d. Fitzgerald.
seoretary-mansger Of the Lumber
mems Industrial Relations com
mittee. and Ned Stone. Simpson
Lumber Co. who headed the
Puget Sound district employers
committee.
A conference Of employers was
held here al Muckey's office Mon
day morning where the decision
was made TO attend the Wash
ington conference. and TO deter
mine who should 20.
mickey voiced the opinion, how
ever. that there would be no at
tempt At Washington TO negotiate
settlement OF the wage contro-
versy which has kept 10 Tacoma
mills shut down for SIX weeks,
and which spread 10 close the
Snoquslmie and Everett mills Of
the Weyerhaeuser system.
mickey said IL was his I'M
derstanding all operators or
representatives OF the oper-
ators at Washington will he
without authority to enter
into any binding agreement on
wages.
They're going back as indi-
viduals," mickey said. No one
will be empowered TO CARRY on at
Washington the negotiations that
have been in progress here and
at Seattle.
THE understanding is that these
men have been asked by the Ma
tionsl Defense commission and the
secretary of labor to come to
Washington for a conference.
They are accepting that invitation
as individuals. just as they were
invited back there as individuals. +"
The kilograms calling the con-
ference were sent from the national
capital to q large group of leaders
Of both sides last Friday.
At first the meeting In
Washington was set for We'd
nesday. but later upon receipt
Of acceptance kilograms, de-
Tense officials switched the
date to Friday.
Doud had been in San Fran
cisco, but motored back to Tacoma
to arrive Monday afternoon barely
in time to join the party.
Meanwhile at Enumclaw Sat
urday and Sunday joint conference
committees of the AFL Lumber
and Sawmill Workers and CLIO
Sawmill and Timber Workers,
IVA, pledged full support to the
union representatives en- route to
Washington in a determination to
enforce demands calling for Z u
cents per hour raise and one
weeks vacation.
II was reported here that
the two Everett mills of the
Weyerhaeuser company had
resumed operation Monday
morning.
A court order had reduced the
size OF picket lines TO small
handful through which the CLIO
employees of the mills passed to
take up their work
Many of the mills involved in
the partial strike are loaded with
national defense orders which
they cannot now produce.
After compromise settlement
by the Seattle AFL union Ia
coma was left az the ma jor lumber
producing center crippled by
strike.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
FRANK CLIFFORD LAWRENCE

Frank Clifford Lawrence. So. Of
5026 Thompson ave. died Monday
at his home. He was retired
mail carrier. A native OF Ohio.
he had lived here for Is years and
was a member OF the Temple Bap-
list church. Surviving are his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Selma Law
renee: two grandchildren. Mrs.
Leila Strsub and Miss Betty Law
renee, and one great grandchild,
] all Of the home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
CHARLES r. ALLEN

Charles +. Allen. 81. OF s227 So.
A st. died Sunday at his home.
Formerly Of Kent, he had lived
here for 40 years. and was a
retired school teacher. Surviving
are his wife, Clara. and one sis
ter. Mrs. Lizzie Hansen of Eureka
Wis. Funeral announcement by
Pipers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
RICHARD MCMAHON

Richard Mcmahon. II, Of 4lo
9Th ave, died Sunday at a local
hospital. He was a manufacturers
agent. Born in Illinois. he had
lived here for SIS years. Surviving
are two sons. Francis and Richard
A.. OF Tacoma. and two grand.
children. Funeral services will bs
held Tuesday at . a. m. NJ ST
Pstrick's church. The cortege vii
leave Cassidy q Aliens at s:45
lnterment will be in cslvar,
cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
DRIVERS TICkETED

Ticketed on minor traffic viola
tons during the weekend were W.
J. Read. Tacoma. accused of block
ing a driveway, and George Alave-
kin. Tacoma. charged with driving
on the wrong side of the street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Observes Birthday

PORTLAND - Norman Thomp-
son, Jr.. born on the 18th hour of
the 18th day of the 18th month of
the 18th anniversary of the sign
ing Of the armistice, celebrated his
18th birthday Monday, Armistice
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

jay II. Rugg. chief wstertender:
Joseph f. Hoover. msehinist's
mate second class. Robert II.
snowden, agnalmsn third class
Newton B. Hyde, seaman first
class: orvsl I. Jones. seaman sec
ond class: Thomas II. Uhlmsn.
fireman second class.
To Be Rejuvenated
The L. $. s. Pswtucket IL ven
cradle steam tug built the latter
part OF the last century; she has
been laid up for a number of
years. and Is now slated for re-
juvenation and recommissioning
for more extensive duty.
Lieut.. Comdr. Arthur H. Middle
ton. l.. s. N. r, head of the fourth
division naval reserve which en-
braces Tacoma. said his organiza-
ton probably will not be modified
as a whole, but will assume active
status in small groups. The en-
tire organized naval reserve IS
standing by for 24hour notice 10
report for duty.
100 Still Unified
Meanwhile. the volunteer naval
reserve. subject 10 mobilization
only upon request or upon actual
declaration of war, is being ex-
banded here. Men are enlisted
with rating proportionate TO their
civil life qualifications. About 100
rated positions are still untitled,
Middleton said.
Like organized naval reservists.
volunteer reservists assume reg
ulsr navy status and pay when
mustered into active duty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
Ferry Boats Collide

ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland -
Fishing launches and coastal pa
troll beats searched the icy waters
of Belle Island strait Monday for
the bodies OF rs persons missing
after a collision of two 15-ton
ferry boats Sunday afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Auto Fatalities
STA RTS ON PAGE ONE

the garage door for him while he
put the car away. He never ap-
peared.
A witness, Lester +. Colbo,
told the officers he saw Fer
rone's car cross Tacoma ave-
nue. at a speed OF at least so
miles per hour. without lights
and with the driver having
difficulty controlling 1t.
An accident on Park ave. at So.
50th Saturday night killed Mrs. j.
f. Clark, 60-year-old widow of the
former Tacoma superintendent of
mails and United Spanish War
Veterans leader.
She was crossing the street sitter
trip to a neighborhood store
when she was hit by car driven
by Howard Mason, of 2114 So.
Sheridan. Death was almost IN
Simultaneous.
Mrs. Clark was carried some
distance by Mason's car, ac-
cording TO Mrs. Steve Demick.
of AIS So. SD ST., who saw
the accident. 1t had not been
determined whether the pedes-
frian was on the cross walk.
Her body was picked up about
IS feet from 1t.
Prosecutor Thor c. Tollefson
and Coroner T. H. Long were in
veshgating. Mason said the woman
suddenly appeared in front OF his
car.
Mrs. Clark is sister of DR..
Sylvia Connor. Tacoma dentist.
She was past commander of the
auxiliary of John r. Thompson
camp, U. S. w. V.
The auxiliary and camp men,
bers will participate in funeral
services, set for one o'clock Tues
day afternoon at the Buckley.
King chapel. Interment will be in
Mountain View cemetery. Rev
Harold B. Long will officiate al
the services.
Active pallbearers will be Nels
J. Lindahl. C. E. Krause. STANLEY
b. Roberts, Frank C. Pahle. Thorn.
as b. Stevenson and Edwin Neel
of John R. Thompson Camp No. l
U. S. W. V.
Honorary pallbesrers will h.
past presidents of auxiliary No. :
OF the camp, Mrs. Ed Baldenecker
Mrs. Howard Stillman. Mrs. Johr
A. jackson. Mrs. Charles Davis
Mrs. Fred W. Toelle. Mrs. H. p
Grubbs and Mrs. A. H. Webster.
Funeral services for Mis-.
Holmes also were being arranged
by Buekley-King Monday.
Miss Holmes was born in Hart
ford, Conn. She was student a
McCsrver junior high school an,
a member Of the Methodist church
She also Is survived by her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Holmes; two other sisters. Glady
az Tacoma and Mrs. Alice Ian
Of San Jose, Calf. and anothe
brother, Raymond, of Kansa
City, Mo.
Services for Ferrone were to b
handled by Cassidy and Allen.
Ferrone. a native Of Italy. ha
lived here for 80 years, coming
from Portland. Ore. He was EN-
ployed az the Northern Pacifi
shops in South Tacoma. and wa
a member Of Sons Of italy.
Surviving are his wife. Name
one son. Anthony OF Seattle: on
daughter. Mrs. Helena Mlele. an
one grandchild. Mary Ann Mel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
ANDREW KARPACH

Andrew karpach. IS. Of 1911 Ea.
10th st. died Sunday at his home.
Born in Czechoslovakis, he had
lived here for AZ years. coming
from Michigan. He was a station
airy fireman for the st. Paul mill,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
DRIVER ARRESTED

A 23-year-old Fort Lewis SOL
der. Robert Christensen, was held
in the city Jail Monday on reck-
less driving charges.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
MERLE PALMER

Merle Palmer. 3, daughter OF
Mrs. Rachel Palmer OF Spansway
died Saturday in a local hospital
She was q member Of the First
Independent Bible church. Besides
her mother. she is survived by one
sister. Thelma. and her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Aver.
of Spanaway and Mrs. Palmer Of
GARDENERS. Ga. Funeral service:
were held Monday morning a
Meilinger chapel, with intermen'
in lakewood cemetery. Rev. Ro,
T. Brumbsugh officisted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
HELD AS BEGG AR

Harry Roberts. SIS, was lodged
in the city Jail Saturday night on
charge OF soliciting aims down.
town.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
. 1lE}MSf9ada&El0
Hope Grows for Waterfront Peace Soon
As Strikers Vote for Arbitration Plon

the peace plan. Similar action by
locals in other ports warranted the
prospects of peace in the near
future
Previously the Marine Firemen
had voted down offers OF $3.50
monthly wage increase; present
acceptance Is based upon s.
increase. 10-cents-hourly increase
for overtime. and Saturday after
Moons off in port for men not on
watch.
Employer-union negotiations are
still in progress with regard TO
Cooks < Stewards.
Other unions comprising coast
wise steamer personnel did not
strike. but have been respecting
picket lines and are separately
negotiating for work agreements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12
PORT CALENDAR

Observance of the Armistiee hol-
iday, coupled with maritime
strike. Monday was the cause for
virtual cessation of shipping
here.
Besides the coasters Astoria and
Lake Frances, both held crewless
and idle here, the Santa Agueda
and one belligerent-nation vessel
were the only ships on berth.
The Santa Agueda, formerly
named Providencia, is calling for
discharge of Mexican ores at the
smelter. She will commence her
cargo work Tuesday.
Following departure this week
end after discharging South Amer
lean ores at the smelter, the new
Flying Cloud undergoes drydock-
ing at Seattle. The vessel is slated
| to load outbound here later this
week. Operated by the Grace line,
the Flying Cloud was recently
built for the L. S. Maritime COM
mission
Vessels in port: Santa Agueda,
snhelter; Astoria, Northwestern;
Lake Frances. st. Paul mill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

So, I told him
10 wait till his
gas tank had
about . gallon
left. in it,.
~Thm.s says
I, drive in
and have 'G
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-12

Ny doctor
friend across
the street is q
skeptic. He
doesn't even
believehis ow'n
golf score.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
"A FALU BUNE''
Csak eppen, hogy befordultam

Csak eppen, hogy befordultam =.
hat mem elr0pitette azalatt a kenderma-
gost? Oszt meg roh0g0tt, inert mem ugyet-
lensegb6l dehogy :. +. szant szandek-
kal ropitette Ell! nyen ez a L6rinc, azert
por0ltem vele. No de most az egyszer
maid mergel6dik u.s. inert semmi egye-
bet nem foz0k neki, csupan paprikas
krumplit, ait pedig XII mem allhatja.
= Maid megharagszik =. ne bosz-
szantsd fel jo kenyerkeres6det. Ritka az
olyan legeny, aki n1inden fillerr6l beszamol
az anyjanak.
- Hat mem mondhatok ra semmit, j6
fam, de ha felbosszant, megtrefalom. Mem
art neki, ha egyszer chen marad, ha elropi-
tette csirket.
- Ehen mem marad 6, maid j6ltartom
en- Huslevest foz0k meg turos buktat silt
Boriskam
siivegesne homlokan osszeszaladt ket
rknc.
- Csak ne kapasd Ell, inert annak
maid akkor isszatok meg Levitt, mikor
mar vod lesz Ha ugyan Boris addig mem
gondol egyebet
LOIulC Is SOIltOA1dI, dIA4 dNI A1Ct1,
de egyikr6l sc tetelezem fel, hiszen oskolas
koruk ota huznak egymashoz. fs meg ha
ossze is kapnanak, L6rinc akkor is a ke
resztfiam marad
Siivegesne masfele terelte a szot, inert
Boris ellen ugyan lett volna nemely kifo-
CASA, de Palantaek modosak voltak, mig
nekik rendes ks hAzukon Xviii sennmi
egyebuk Es Boris tagadhatatlanul sep
lany, hibaja pedig mindenkinek van. Bo-
rise az, hogy biiszkeseget talalja benne, ha
L6rincen Xviii meg egy csapat legeny vesz-
k6dik utana.
- Hogy van az urad?
Palantane szaja sirasra g0rbiilt.
- Egesz ejs1aka ny6szorog, egy fer
tally ora mem sok, annyit Sc tudok t6le
aludni
-Szegeny komam!
Palantane szuros fekete SCENE gyiil0l-
kod6en villant meg.
TIE is csak Otet sainalOd meg min
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
IRTA:
SZENTIklREl
MARTHA

regen halalat hvanta Reserves munkaval
avval, hogy magat6l megvont mindent,
amt csak lehetett, erte Ell, hogy ura dor
bezolAsa dacara mem uszott ell Palanta
wagon +. most elvigye doktor meg
patika? Akkor mi marad ket j6raval6
fiunak Boriskanak? Akit fiainal is jobban
szeretett, bar hasonlitott legjobban apja-
hoz csapodar termeszetet is t6le 0r0k0l-
te. listen ments, hogy pipogya ura legyen,
egesz bizonyosan felszarvazna, azert mem
ellenezte, hogy L6rinc legyeskedett korii-
lotte, bar csak napszamos volt, de j6szivii-
sege mellett olyan legeny, aki ember kora-
ban minden bizonnyal eros kezzel meg tud-
ia fogni gyeplot
Palantane szinte vonakodva lepte at
haza kiisz0bet. Az else larangszo utolso
kondulasa rengett vegig falu felett Jo
azoknak, akik elmehetnek templomba,
testuk megpihen padokban megbekilt
lelekkel ternek haza st az orvossagszagu
szobaban kisert6 gondolatok k0rnyekeztek.
Hol vettek magukat? Egyszer csak k0riil-
vettek agyat Reszketett, amikor el6szor
t0rtent.
- Tavozz tolem satan! - mondogat-
ia. De egy gondolat mindig visszajott, akar-
hogy iizte is ell magatol. Talan az segitene,
ha elmondana valakinek? De olyan Condo
lat VOLT amt mem lehet elmondani SEN
kinek. Ha katholikus lenne, talan meg
gyonna - de refornatusnak sziiletett
Milyen semmiseg gondolat, kevesebb
egy harmatcSeppnel - inert ait legalabb
latni lehet, annyi sincs, mint egy almos
madarka csipogasa, hiszen ait hallani le-
het. Megis nemelyik gondolat kibirhatat-
lanul zaklatja AIT, akinek fejeben elkezd
motoszkalni, mint valami 0rd0gi motolla
- kivalt, - ha Uram bocsa' - biinos gon-
dolat Olyan, amelyik valakinek a halalat
kivanja. A beesett arcu sovany Palantane,
kirol egykori szepsege minden nyomat let0-
rolte a szenvedes, bar meg csak negyvene-
dix evebe fordult, hessegette magatol EFT
gyilkos gondolatot.
- HiSzen Szerettem valamikor bo-