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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-02-09
COUNI BOARD in
RECUL AR SESSION
Bond Issue Of So, 900, Sold to the
Merchants Trust Company to-
be Taken Over BY State.
TO TAKE UP WARRANTS
County Attorney Instructed to Pre-
pare Resolution. as to Court
House Erection Bonds.

s. Mile Laos county board Of commits
sioners met in Milaca on Tuesday and
about the only matters which came up
for consideration were bond issues-it
was virtually bond issue session. All
members were in attendance and here
under is given a synopsis Of the pro-
.ceedings: z@. "
A bond issue Of $57, 900 was-sold to
the Merchants Trust company Of ST.
Paul at premium Of $276, the bonds
to draw per cent interest and the
trust company to pay the cost Of issu-5
ing the bonds and for the attorneys
opinion in regard to the validity Of the
issue. These bonds were issued un-
der the 1921 law and will be taken
lover and paid by the state Of Mime
sofa, together with the interest on the:
same. This is to reimburse the coun-
ty for part of the money expended on
the Scenic highway.
The board passed a resolution au-5
thorizing the sale Of county bonds il
the sum Of $125, 900, which will be Is
sued for the purpose Of taking up out
fstanding warrants. The date Of sale
was set for MarchS7 and the audi
tor instructed to give proper pub
lished notice for the sale. At the
lpresent time these outstanding war
rants are drawing interest at s per
cent, and the way the bond market is
now these bonds stand a good show of
being sold at premium and . rate
Of interest not to exceed 51k, SO there
would be substantial saving for the.
county by turning them into a bond
issue.
! The county attorney was instructed,
to look up the law and prepare q:
proper resolution for the purpose Of,
submitting to the voters Of Mile Laos,
county bond proposition. This pro-
1posed bond issue will be for the pur-
pose Of erecting and equipping. court
house at Milaca and THE election will,
lin all probability, be held some time
this spring.: The amount Of the issue
will be determined at the next meeting:
Of the board. :. ~..,~ .,s.z.
T The board passed a resolution con-
firming the. sale and issuance of the
bonds sold in connection with county
ditch No. II at the last meeting.
| Several minor matters were taken
|up and disposed of by the board, to-
Fgether with the usual grist Of bills.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-02-09

rine, or ex- service man must file q re-;
turn if his net income from all sources
for 1921 was 81 600 q. more or i his
gross income was S., 900 Of more, #
married and living with his wife on
December 81 1922 he must file. re-
turn if the pet income Of himself and
wife and dependent minor children
was 81, 900 or more, or if the combined
gross income was SIS 900 or more.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-02-09
Scale Meeting, February .15.,

On Wednesday afternoon, February
IS, there will be another meeting Of
the stockhold ers Of the Community
Scale company. All those who own
stock, farmers and business men, and
everyone else who is interested in the
project are urged to be present. There
are some important financial matters
to be considered. The meeting will be
held at 2 o'clock ednesday afternoon
in the Princeton armory. Do not fail
to come. ssss-~. 81.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-02-09
Miss Sarah Schurrer Drowned.

Miss Sarah Schurrer Drowned.
News was received Monday of the
death of Miss Sarah Schurrer. Ac-.
cording to the dispatch, Miss Schurrer
was drowned in Honolulu where she
has been teaching for some time. She
is the daughter of Mrs. John Schurrer
who resides in Blue Hill and is we'll.
known in this vicinity. :>@
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-02-09
A Particular Customer.

You are very young. to be regis
tered pharmacist" said the lady with
q massive jaw. II wish the proprietor
to wait on me and not any young
CLERK. 2 z6 Il.
Where is your prescription 2" in
quired the proprietor, coming forward.
Il have no prescription. What /
want is five 2-cent postage stamps. .
Free Press; ls.5 /. /
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-02-09
The Latest Fad

Some society women are hsving the
portraits of their husbands tattooed
on their fair skins. The ink is indeli-
BILE, of course, and if some Of the
smart set have all their husbands por-
traycd as fast as they happen the
average. society woman will give the
moving pictures tight race, ash-
ington Herald,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-02-09
BAND CON Ger IS
A GREAT SUCCESS;
Concert at High School Auditorium on
Monday Presented in Ex-
cellent Manner.
BOYS PLAY sPLENDIDLY
/. Professor p Of cason, the Instructor 81 tor
Whips Raw Material Into #
Shape in Short Time.

s. Princeton's reorganized band gave
its first public concert at the high
school auditorium on Monday evening
and an appreciative audience listened
to the excellent rendition Of the num-
bers on the program. Under the tute-
lage of Professor Cason the organiza-
ton has been brought up to point
where it is a credit. to the village. It
must be remembe chat many Of the
boys the younger ones in the band y
did not begin taking lessons until last
fall. Hence, Monday nights concert
demonstrates the remarkable strides
they haveSmade. But they possess the
talent and they have worked hard.
Let US appreciate their achievements.
The program presented on Monday
night was nota long one, but it was
made up Of numbers selected for the
purpose Of pleasing varied tastes and,
from the plaudits Of the audience, it
evidently accomplished that end.
There were both classical and popular
numbers, and Douglas Ames rendered
a solo in his characteristic and inimit-
able manner which was encored. Then
there was the "Hassenpheffer" COM
edy, which added pepper, salt and
things to- the program.
The band boys should receive more
than a modicum Of praise and en-
enlargement for their accomplish
ment. #-;.
The band is both a citizens and
school organization. The school board
appropriates about $400 year to the
support of the band and the perfor-
nance Monday evening demonstrated
that the money was being wisely ex-
pended. The people in Princeton
should wake up to the fact that a
musical organization is being de.
veloped here which is going to be a
credit to the town. When the next
concert is given, which will probably
be some time in March, the hall should
be packed to the doors. Get back 81
the boys and give them the: support
they deserve. s:.s
: We must not however, forget Pro.
essor Cason, the organizations in:
structor. He has labored patiently t.
bring the boys up to their present
standard of excellence and he is en-.
titled to the thanks Of the people Of
Princeton.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-02-09
WORK ON ROADS.
Commissioner BabcOck Reviews Prog
ress on Highways, a Part of -
,- ;-.g.,,-...-.- Which Follows. ..-~-..- %,

New construction on 1871 miles, re-
shaping and resurfacing over 2,022
miles and daily patrol of maintenance
on 1856 miles of the 7;000-milc system
of the trunk highways are among the
big achievements in a review made to-
day by Charles M. Babcock, state high
way commissioner, of 1921 operations
unde,.: Minnesota's new highway de-
velopment program. -.
Confined entirely to work by state
forces on trunk routes, the commits
sioncr's statement alludes to opera
lions on the local roads, or secondary
system for which the big part of read
and bridge funds are provided, only in
a brief reference to the present move
ment to insure maximum results for
that money.
New construction in 1921 includes
765 miles of grading, compared with
1.499 miles listed as graded when the
state took over the trunk routes, and
497 miles of gravel surfacing, against
1871 in previous years. Also, the
srare maintenance forces rxeshaped l.
t37 miles and re-surfaced 1856 miles.
The paved mileage was nearly dou-
bled, >109 miles having been added,
largely through county reimburse
ment projects to the total Of 112 miles
paved jim previous years combined:
The state highway department last
year used $12,556,s21.79 on it's own
operations on the trunk highway sys-
tenn, besides supervising nearly ST.
100000 more work for counties.
The Babcock plan was made effec-
tive April rs and therefore was in
actual operation only eight months.
This fact was cited by John H. Mullen,
deputy commissioner and chief high
way engineer, who added that it lends
significance to the first season show
ing. Mr.. Mullen said that 1922 funds
may be reduced but the department
will attempt to make an equal or big
ger showing, taking advantage of re-
duced construction costs, lower freight
rates, and the results to be obtained
by more perfect working organiza-
tion: Commissioner Babcock previous.
| ly intimated that only at the end OF
another successful year. Will the public
gain an idea of benefits to come from
the better roads program.
3. The 1921 state trunk highway fund
tof $12, $50, 821.79 represented $685..
t11360 of motor vehicle tax revenue
$2, $4,000 Of federal highway aid and
81, 100,708.19 of proceeds from county
reimbursement bond sales.
4 The remaining $6,764,416.01 used
under the direction of the state high.
way department was part of the fund
of $21,O99, 1928 provided last year fol
local roads-other than trunk high.
ways. The large sum for; county.
town road work was made up, accord.
ing to the state auditors abstract, OF
SIC, 843,682 81 county, $6,862,550 Of
township. and 81, 3os, 7e4 Of small city
and village road and bridge funds anc
Of $2;O84,28 of state aid. With more
than twice as much money provided
for local road purposes as for trunk
route betterments, Commissioner Bah.
cock is moving to insure maximum
benefits from expenditures. on thu
secondary as well as the primary
highways. '.',' ). e..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-02-09
l BROTHER JOSIAH" s. 5s
Play to be Presented by St. Edwards
Dramatic Society at Armory
- - Monday FFehruarv II H..

The members Of st. Edwards
Dramatic society will present BROTH
er Josiah" comedy in three acts, in
the armory on Monday 1t 8:15 p. M,
for the benefit Of St. Edwards church.
In the afternoon performance will
be given for the school children. The
play tells how two brothers separated
in their childhood days. Wellington
Armstrong becomes broker, acquires
much. wealth and lives among the
most fashionable class of society peo->
pie, His brother, Josiah, is a success
full farmer, and unexpectedly visits
the Wellingtons at the time when they
are holding a. fashionable lawn party.
The; antics of Josiah and his family
horrify the guests and the party is.
abruptly broken up. Wellington at
tempts to dismiss his brother Josiah
IN a friendly way, but, in the mean
time, he becomes aware Of the. fact
that. his finances are extremely low
and that he is in danger of bank
ruptcy. Forsaken By his society
friends, Wellington is rescued from
financial ruin by Josiah, who overlooks
the unkind treatment his brother ,ac-
corded him and gives him all the
money he needs to satisfy his credi-
tors. !: 81 : t :.:.3 H -. @
The play is replete with thrilling
situations and brings out human ma
ture in all its different shades.
Dramatic interest is sustained through
unexpected developments which are
sure to produce many laughs and
much merriment. Before the raising
OF the curtain and between acts the
high school orchestra will render
musical numbers under the direction
OF Miss Marguerite Snyder, and a
vocal solo will be given by Mrs. Ed.
Characters of the Cast. -
JOSIAH Armstrong, Wealthy Farmer.
wellington Armstrong, Wealthy Broker. 'e
BENJAMIN Butler Armstrong, Yelling =,
1x,.,,. ION 8 Son Louis Thompson
William LIE Blanc, Wealthy Broker....... =
Joe
Henry Newcomb, Rising Young Author
Jordan Courteau
Hiram Penstroke, Wellington's Conf
Dental Man ............ George Kaliber
James. welliston Armstrong; Butler;
Mrs. Wellington Armstrong, Wife Of E-
Wellington .............. Miss Mildred Grow
Jemmlmy, Wife of Josiah ..........,.,... ~
GLADYS Armstrong, laughter of Welling-
r,:., Ton Miss Anna Trunk
Edith LIE Blanc, Daughter of LIE Blanc. "
Miss Rhea Grow
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-02-09
And Diyorced

Hermoine (ecstatically gazing at her
first alimony check - done see Why
every woman doesn't Get marie
Judge.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-02-09

South st. Paul. Mr.. Larson gave an
interesting talk on marketing enter
prises. He said the farmers had been
too slow and had allowed other men to
come in. and do their work and thus
had lost control Of the, marketing Of:
their own produce. Naturally the men
who have gone into this business are
interested chiefly in making their own
enterprises paying concerns. That is
a perfectly legitimate way of earning
q livelihood and the men who have
done this have performed necessary
work. Now the farmers would Ike
tosget control of some of the markets
and there is no other way they can
succeed but by building up their own
organization. It is a big undertaking
and the, farmers realize that there Ire
limits to that which they can handle
successfully but they seem TO be MAX,
ing good progress in their Central CO.
operative Commission association in
South st. Paul. Mr.. Larson urged the
farmers to give this association 100
per cent support through their local
livestock shipping associations.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31
BUZAVAL. FIZETIK A BORT

Eddig lakodalmak, bucsuk es
iinnepek alkalmaval a videki gaz-
dak buzaert vasaroltak bort az
egri (Heyesmegye) gazdaktol.
Egy hektoliter borert ket mazsa
buzat fxzettek. Most azonban,
hogy a buza ara hirtelen felszo-
k0tt, a videki gazdak penzert
akarnak bort vasarolni Egerben,
inert Dor literje csak hatvan ko-
roma, hatezer koronas buzaar
mellett egy mazsa buzaert is kap
max egy hektoliter bort. Viszont
az egri szGlosgazdak mem hagyjak
magukat. Sz0vetkeztek, hogy
ezentul is csak ket mazsa buzaert
adnak egy hektoliter bort, inert
a munkasaikat is el kell latniok
buzaval. Ugy latszik, mozgalmuk
sikerrel jar, ami orvendetes jelen-
seq, inert egyfelol buzadragasa
got is let0ri, masfelol az ellatat
lanok szama is cs0kken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31
BET0REs sZoLNoKoN

Nagyaranyu bet0res tortent
Szolpokon (J.-N.-K. Szolnokm. J,
amely aranyaiyal feliilmulja "a bu-
dapesti Erzsebet -k0ruti kassza-
furast is. A betor6k ugyszolyan
teljesen osszecsomagoltak az egesz
iizletet es par ertektelen ora kive-
'televeT mindent elyittek. Elvittek
tobbek kozott 64 kulonfele orat,
80 arapylaneot, "a ertekes fiilbe-
,yalot, tobb szerviszt, ugy, hogy az
6kszeresz kara mintegy l5rommil-
li6 korona. "A szolnoki csendorseg
hyOmozast inditott, melynek soran
qnegallapitottak, hogy . tettesek
Budapest fele meme kiiltek. 1 A bu-
dapesti f6kapitanysag stavirati je.
lent6st kapott q bet6r6sr6l. Sar-
k0zy detektivfonok -helyettes uta
sitasafa. detektiyek ,vegigjartak
azs9sszes sbetop6tapyakat, azonbsl
nesp siker4lt meg mega allapitsni
hogy XIX kovettek el a betorest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31
RESZEG LEGENYEK ERETLEN
TREFAJA

Egy Galik Janos neyii bekes-
esabai (Bekesmegye) gazda ma
pokban estefele XII akart menni ta-
nyajara. Amikor kiert a yaros-
bod, hirtelen negy ember toppant a
kocsija ele, egyikiik megragadta
a 10 zablajat, a t0bbi harom pedig
a k0zeiben levo akacfahoz von-
szolta a gazdat es szorosan hozza
k0tozte a fahoz. Az utonallok az
utan felugrottak a kocsira es ell
hajtottak. A megkotozott embep
hasztalan kiabalt segitsegert, csal1
a hajnali 6rakban szabaditottak
XII kellemetlen helyzetebol az ARA
jarok. Par nappai ra elokerilt a
kocsi Is a 10 is egy diil6uton. A
csepd6rseg AIT hiszi, hogy reszeg
legenyek lehettek a tettesek, akik
csupan eretlen trefat kovettek Ell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31
MAGYAR TISZTVISELOK Ell
BOCSATASA

Ungvar (Ungmegye) varos ta-
nacsa atiratot kapott zsupani hi
vataltol, mely az osszes magyar
tisztviselok elbocsatasat rendei el.
A zsupan ugyanis most, harom ev
multan allapitja. meg, hogy a hi
vatalos dolgaikat lelkiismeretesen
vegzo tisztviseloket mem nyilva-
nos palyazat utjan yalasztottal1
meg es ICY azok jogtalanul iilnek
a helyiikon. Ezen az alapon aztan
AIT koveteli a zsupan, hogy a va
ros bocsassa ell az osszes hivatal-
nokait, Xix megerositve meg nin-
csenek fs a megiiresedett allasok-
ra szabalyszerii palyazatot hirdes-
sen. A zsupan rendelete, mely
nagyszamu magyar tisztviselot
foszt meg kenyeret6l, nagy izgal-
mat Walt Xxi a varosi polgarsag ko-
reben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31
Az oRoszoK EHskaszTRAJK
ia

A debreceni rend6rseg 6rizetbe
vett nehany csayarg6 oroszt, Xix
elmondtak, hogy a voros hadsereg
katonai voltak, de meguntak a
szovjetet es Ukraindn at Magyar
orszagba szoktek. AZ elfogott EN-
berek szabadonbocsatAsukat ker-
TEX es mikor ez mem t0rtent meg,
shsegsztrajkba fogtak. A sztrajls
masodnapjan azutan husleyest ss
toltott kaposztat szolgaltak fel ]
foglyokpak. s5Az oroszok egyss sside'
ig mem nyultak az stelhez,' de mi
kor toltott kaposzta illata meg
csiklandozta az orrukat, felreteve
minden fogadalmat, moh6n neki
estek az eb6dnek, sot akadt olyar
is, aki meg egy adagot sFeretet1
yolna kapni.
+ ! -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31

Mem eg yszer hallunk ilyen vagy
hasonlo esetekr6l, de igen sokszor
onmagunk esunk ilyen hibaba.
Sok emberrel megtortenik, hogy
bels6leg hasznal egy orvossagot, a
melyet pedig kizar6lag kiilsoleg
volna szabad hasznalni. Az ilyen
tevedesek aztan konnyen vegzete.
SEX lehetnek.
Igen gyakran tortennek szeren-
csetlensegek az orvossag tulzott
vagy helytelen hasznalata folytan.
Az orovos minden esetben. eloirja,
hogy az orvossagot mely 6rakban
es mennyi - hasznalando.
Igen fontos tehat, hogy minden
esetben szigoruan k0vessiik az or
vos utasitasat. Hanyan vannak,
akik minden orvosi tanacsot mel
lowe, bemennek egy drug store
ba es kernek egy uveg valamit, a
nit egy jobarat melegen ajanlott.
Meg nagyobb hibat rejt azonban
az felfogas, hogy "ha egy kis
adag j6t tett, milyen nagyszerii
hatast fog kelteni egy meg ma
gyobb adag. ;"
Egy dusan felszerelt, modern
gy6gyszertarban ezer es ezerfele
gyogyszer, patent orvossag stb
van keszletben. Mindig tisztabar
kell lenniink elore, hogy mely or
vossag az, amelyre sziksegiinl
!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31
Macy TUZvEsZ sZENTEsEN

Szentesen (Csongradm.) Macy
tiizvesz pusztitott nelnreg. A tiiz
delelott keletkezett a kozponti
szeszf6zdeben, mely egy nagy ba-
rakkszeru faepiiletben van eihe-
lyezve. A hatalmas faalkotmany
egy-kett0re teljes ldnggal egett,
maJd a tuz atterjedt szomszedos
hazesoportra. A csekely szamu
tuzolt6sag, a k0rnyekbeli lakos-
sag segitsegevel is csak nehezen
tudta elfojtani tuzet. Mire a
csongradi es h6dmezovasarhely
tiizolt6sag megerkezett, a kigyu-
ladt hazak j6forman teljesen le-
egtek. A kar tobb, mint 6t milli6
korona.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31
A magyar kormany &ltal engedelyezett
haj6st&rsasAg.

nj betegrol es a beteg eletk0riiE
menyeirol, hogy a fenforg6 esetrH
teljes kepet alkothasson naganak
es hegy minden tekintetben a legs
jobb, legmegfelelobb oryossaget
irhassa elo. A diagnozis megalla.
pitasa utan szigoruan meghagyjs
hogy gyogyszerb6l mily mennyfs
seget szabad id6kozonkint hasss
nalni. A doktor ugyanis, .nagyd.
j6l tudja, hogy mem minden emf
bernek van hasznara egy esugya&
azon orvossagb6l ;esyseg' ugyafr-
annyi adag. va
Meg valamit mem, szabad soha-
sem SCENT ,iaeloff 'teveszteni ez:
t.hogy sohasem ajanljunk egy bara-
tunkfiak bizonyos orvossagot. Ha
tsuggahis megtevedesiink folytan az
illeto megbetegszik, vagy esetleg
elhal, a torveny - dacara annaii,
hogy ITALIAN tanacsban legjobb
szandek vezerelt is - minket fog
kerd6re ,vonni es elitelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31
TIL0s A MAGYAR TUDOMANY

Cseszko Szlovenszko zengzetes
newt kultuszminisztere, Micsura,
szOrpyen felhet a magyar tudo-
manyt6l. Az ifjusag lelket felti-e
tole, vagy attol retteg, hogy egy-
szerre csak felebred es Kassa me-
gint Abauj- lorna varmegye seek
helye, - eleg az hozza, hogy Mi
csura ur megtiltotta, hogy a tot if
jaknak, akik Magyarorszagon
folytatjak egyetemi tanulmanyai-
kat, ere a celra tanulmanyi sza-
badsagot adjanak. SGT Micsura
ur ezzel sem erte be, hanem XII
mondta AIT is, hogy ezeknek a
"tot.'' Sifjaknak mar megszerzetf
vizumait hivatalb6l ervenytelenit-
SEX, csak azert, hogy az illetok
ne tudjanak Magyarorszagba utaz
nj. vagy oman visszajonni. Icy
Micsura ur. M3r most "t6t''
ifjakon all, hogy d pragai alma
mater szarnyai ala igyekeznek-e
vagy Budapestre mennek. Egy
azonban bizonyos: hogy azok a tot
ifjak, akik ellen rendelet ele
sol. Moldva partjan sem felej-
tenek ell magyarul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-31

van, illetve amt doktor eloirt.
Milyen sok ember gyakorolja
minden alapot nelkulozo becsle.s
szokasat, amely $40 leyen egy
orvossagr6l - ICY hangzik " foga
dok, veled, hogy ez az oryossag
teljesen XII fog kuralni, " vagy:,
"ugy hiszem, ez a szer teljesen ar
talmatlan'' sab. Hany embernek
van alaposabb ismerete radio te--
rem, mint a sajat szerVezetet lille
t6leg, mennyiyel t0bb id6t t0lt el
azzal, hogy d radi6t megismerje,
vagy ujabb felfedezessel tokelete-
sitse, mint a sajat egeszsege apola-
saval es szervezete megismerese-
vel, ami pedig erthet0en el5bbre
val6.
Bebizonyitott teny, hogy be-
teg ember sohasem onmaga. Sem
mi kiilonbseget sem tesz, hogy az
illet6 mennyit tud, mennyire ontu
datos egyebkent, ha betegsegbe
esik. elveszti itelokepesseget, Is
erzekeit keptelen teljesseggel kor-
manyozni. A beteg embernek fel-
tetlen sztiksege van. arra, hQgy
yalaki segitsegere legyen, oryo-
sofia es tanaescsal lassa ell.
Sokan nevetnek ezen es AIT kep-
zelik, hogy ha 'az orvos beteg Is
egy orvosert kuld, azert teszi ezt
inert fel a sajat gy6gyszeret be
venni. ;. Az orvos nagyon jd tud.
ia, hogy amikor beteg lesz, onits-
lete, diagnozisa mem allja meg fel
tetleniil a helyet, exert hiv naaga
hoz egy mask orvost, akinek meg
allapitasaban megbizhat.
Az ongy6gykezelesnek ket We
szelyes formaja van. Az egyik az
aorvossag mania. Az egeszsegiigy
hivatal kikiildottei megvizsgaltak
egy csom6 hazat legtobb OFT
honban AIT talaltak, hogy a XII;
hazi gyogyszekreny a legkulonfe
lebb gyogyszerekkel es, haziszerek
kel van megtoltve. a tynkszemifti
t6l notwithstanding. Ag gmasik
a gyogyszer helytelen es tulzot
hasznalata. Miel6tt az orvos el6
irna valamilyen orvossagot, igel
, sok kerdest intez beteghez, me
lyek KOHL mem egy think fel ugy
| mintha nem is tartozna szorosal
betegseghez. Az orvos ugyani
igyekszik minden 1ehetot megtud