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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
LET MISS BROOKS SOLVE
YOUR TROUBLES

In this issue OF The Messenger you
will find department under the head
ing ;rst Between You and Me" by
Miss Helen Brooks. which is conpos
of questions and answers from peonle
Of many walks Of life, and aside from
being amusing It is also interesting
and instructive and well worth the
time It will take you to read it.
Read this department md if you
have any questions submit them &c
Miss Brooks and we are sure that she
can help you. Her sources OF info--
nation are unlimited and she is in z
position to give advice on any subject
you may wish to submit
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
SILVER MINERS ARE
URGED TO ACTION
RaveneI Macbeth Advocates the Or
ganization Of Producers
Association
(SaIt Lake Tribunel

There are Just two ways By which
the prosperity Of the silver industry
can be guarded-by he formation Of
4 producers export association TO con
troll the price OF the white metal, and
by the passage Of the Smoot bill 10
increase the circulation OF silver IN
the United States" said Ravenel Mac
beth, secretary Of the Idaho Mining
association yesterday. Mr.. Macbeth
Tho stopped of IN Salt Lake Only for
he day while on his way 70 Boise has
been in Washington, D c.. for months
sorking on the silver question
"Of course, the passage Of the
Nicholson resolution. providing for
the appointment Of commission 10
study the silver situation, 70 devise
means Of protecting the Industry and
70 induce foreign countries TO restore
silver for the use Of currency, VIII
help. but the needs Of the industry
# they are not immediate Al the pres
NJ time, they will be so in but
comparatively few months
Silver producers are starting 10 dc
What should have been accomplished
Jver z year ago Last summer the
daho Mining association undertook tc
arouse interest in the silver siuztfor
nd start plans in preparation for the
expiration Of the Pittman act How
sTer. We could not overcome the pre-
sailing inertia.
After z close study Of the oues-
ion, I do not believe that condition
warrant the prediction that anything
will be accomplished for the silver =
custry before the expiration OF tbs
Pi-rman act The time is short Il
nay Re POSSIBLE TO rush through The
Nicholson resolution There may al
. be time 70 put through the Sraoo
Ill empowering the mine departmen-
70 pay the express charges On ship
z1ent Of silver dollars TO banks
"Bur there must be no indecision-
Only tie most aggressive cooperation
N the part o. silver producers VII
effect the desired ends The farm and
livestock interests are so strongly Or
ganized they can get what they want
They can borrow money On crops IN
the ground or on sheep or cattle The
government is standing back OF them
Silver producers must work to bring
about the same attitude 10 the metal
industry
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
can for eovernn.sa. Ae,Ion.

When Mrs Hudson began 10 have
troubles with her ear she determined
b investigate thoroughly and scfen-
tifcally. s0 she called upon experts Of
every class. Having interviewed biolo-
gists. his, 1rianS and economists. she
shOught i, unnecessary to Shov he
car to the mechanics, FOR" she Sta ed
"everyhndy has trouble lately and IT'S
due To- nushiug in the world bu' the
use of raw materials in the factories
The govern ulem nught 10 h'ok into il
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
The Five Kings of France.

The Five Kings OF France was q
ieFm applied 10 the body OF five men
constituting the French directory. To
chem was entrusted the executive
government OF France from October
Is. 1875. 10 November 9. 1899. They
we're frequently styled Their Five
Majesties OF the Luxembourg" The
directory was oyerthrown BY Napo
leon BOnaparte on the Is Brumaire
November 9, 1891, and the consulate
established in It's stead
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
Where We Excel.

4 wecs - ..g1 d mighty culrivstesi
Indian gentleman widely Travelled hsf
only in his naIiye East. bur ID m nv
parts Of Europe. said. d. ne dr,rs
through the Gresn Spring valley. tlaf
the one thing in Amprirs whirh In
pressed him more than rhe TALL DuIG
ings and the great engineering feat
and the crowded rites was fhr gi,rs
- the wouds whirh Vas such as tt
had never seen anywnere---Balrin or
American
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
CHAIIIs IDAHO, WEDNES DAY, JANUAR Y31 1923.
JACK FERGUSON is APPOINT
ED DEPUTY SHERIFF

Sheriff. Cumnins informs US that
he has appointed Jack Ferguson to
the position of deputy sheriff Of Gus
ter county.
Mr. Ferguson is middle aged man
Who is steady going, a property hold
er. and man who will no doubt fill
the office in Z most satisfactory man
ner.
He enters upon his duties the first
day Of February.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
HOME TALENT MINSTREL
HERE FRIDAY NIGHT

Challis will have a home talent
minstrel show Friday night of this
week. From all reports it is going to
be some show.
The boys have practiced faithfully
and hard on the production and we
are reliably informed that everything
viii be up to date. The jokes sprung
on local people will cause many q
laugh.-It is just a good, old-fashion-
ed minstrel, the kind we used to en-
Joy so much.
The boys will give a dance and sup
per after the show.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
Put krnhlbitlon On Cation

In 100 the iu,NOrtation OF cotton
goods into CFi.si Rrifain was prokib-
tied and II i72I the manufacture OF
cotton in ;-nglaHe .aS absolutely for
hidden by act Of parliament a pen
atty Of sIOO being Inflicted for selling
it and nne Of 81 upon any person cen
yicted of wearing il
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
The Value of Shadows.

Reflections and shadows form an I'M
rortant aid to decoration The shadow
of a spray of roses or 8 group OF tall
grasses against light wall or table
is very beautiful, 80 is the reflection
of a well-planned group Of furniture or
pottery in g mirror A gray silhouette
OF vine is sometimes painted on the
window shade OF sun room TO give
she effect OF shadow.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
ms Professional Hammer.

We Ike veTy much the story IF the
dentist who weni dshing and WIS dis
sISied at landing d large and orotund
catfish He seized the beast firmly
round its waist and began TO work the
hoOk out Quite automatically and
with his usual air Of courteous firm
ness he bespoke the fish open wide
ne said--New York Evening Post.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
BUTTER WRAPPER PRICES

The following prices on butter wrap
pers have been in effect at this
office for two months: 100, s1.20;
200. $3.50; 300. 5000; 400. s295; 500
$40; 1000. s4.25, CASH with the
order. We guarantee better paper
and workmanship than mail order
firms and the price meets the outside
price and better. Eat ranch butter
asd Mr.. Farmer, use Home Wrap
pers"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
The HEROIC Deed

Whatsoever is not simple. What's
ever is afTacfed. DOastfuI, and wiIfBI-
c0vetOus-tarnisheS. even destroys. rhs
heroic character of deed because
all these faults spring out of self On
the other hand. wherever you find q
perfectly simple. frank. unconscious
character. there you have the POSSIBLE
ity al leas; of heroic action--Kings
lay
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
Chances in Hudson Rax.

Scientific men assure Us that the land
around Hudson bay is rising so rapidly
that in places drifrwOod yet remains on
beaches that have risen seventy feet
abOve the level Of the water. In few
centuries. We are told. ar this rate Of
elevation. the great bay. on whose IN
explored waters Hendrick Hudson was
set adrift. never to be seen again by
nel. viii have practically vanished
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
Oeceivino ~Biddy."

The -heartless deception practicec
By poultry men on their egg-layers. by
means OF electric lights in the chicken
house. has now been intensified through
dimming devices. which make the
dawn" come slowly and naturally
This is reported to have disarmed the
last of the skeptics among the hens
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
3. D. FOX, NEW PoSTMAs-
TER At cHALLIS, FEB. 1sT.

3 D. Fox. for many years deputy aud
tor and recorder Of Custer county,
viii enter upon his duties as postmzs-
tsr a. ChalIis On the first day Of FEB
ruary- He has not received his per
.uanent appointment Is yet bur hzv-
ny taken the examination for The 20
silion. It IS thought By many that he
HiH continue in the office as post
master Il this place.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
A Detail Overlooked.

pressure of fifteen pounds on thi
wire bumper throws out the 0sfSl
applies the brakes, cuts off the igT2
tiOn and blows the horn.-Frorn tae
Scientific American II seems 70 c~
about everything except take charg
of the bOdy.-DetrOit Motor News
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
CERTAIN u. S. BONDS
SHOULD BE cASHED
Victory Notes "csIIed" by the Secre-
tary OF Treasury and Cease
TO Bear Interest

To residents Of the twelfth federal
reserve district, comprising California
Washington, Oregon, idaho. Utah. Ne
vada. Arizona and-for savings purp =
ses-Alaska and Hawaii, still holding
ing ~ per cent Victory notes Of the
fifth Liberty loan with the letters, A
B, c, D, E or F prefxed 70 their ser
ial numbers, the treasury department
desires to call attention TO the fact
that these particular notes were call
ed" BY secretary Of the treasury for
REDEMPTION on Dec. Is, 1922, and
therefore have ceased to bear inter
est since. then. The 81 per cent Vic
tory notes also were "called" for re-
demption on June IS, 1922 and have
likewise ceased bearing interest from
that date
Three hundred and nineteen mill
ion dollars Of Victory notes were sold
in the twelfth district. and as con
siderable portion Of the called ser
les still remains unredeemed, it is OBJ
viousIv to the holders interest to cash
them Immediately and put the proceed
to work through deposits in their
hanks or bv investment in other sound
securities. Otherr;se. the money tied
up in these expired notes will be earn
ing nolking Tor its owners
The treasury department wishes a.
so to remind all present holders Of me
1918 issue OF war sayings stamps that
these STAMPS matured on Jan l.
Facilities have been provided at all
banks and postoffices 10 handle the
redemp.ions eiter for cash or by ex-
change into change into treasury saw
ines certificates. Bankers and post
masters can give full information on
the subject
AS soma s5O.oe0.00O we're due the
CITIZENS Of This district CT Jan !, 1923
for the year 1918 war SAVINGS stamps
'ho- st.li held, much interruptions eff
: RI e heing ucde 10 induce those who
have rot yet redeemed their stamps
TO part with them for questionable
stocks or to put the proceeds into
other highly speculative ventures
In view of the wide distribution |
of these stamps amonk a very large
number of small buyers, the govern
ment is greatly concerned in seeing
that all holders get their full face
value of SIS per stamp. aond that they |
reinvest this money to advantage
The treasury therefore recommends
and urges reinvestment of these funds
through exchange of the stamps, for
{ per cent treasury savings certificates
I'D to the limit allowed which IS $4,000
maturity value OF these fve-year alb
;olutely safe and profitable certificates
ssued in denominations of s25. 100 and
$1,000.
Thetreasur ' asks your valued con-
operation in cautioning all stamp
owners NOT to part with their stamps
.or less than their full face value, and
,lso in awakening all holders Of the
called" Victory notes to the advisa-
,ility of cashing them without further
lelay.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
The Moral Aspect.

Irate Parent TO little girl watching
organ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. come
away from that foreign musician
Whatever could | say to your farher II
you were to come under the influence
of the passionate music OF ltalyN
Bulletin tSysineys.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
AfTuent Merdicancy.

"Of course remarked Mr.. Grump-
son. I'VE ought to extend a helping
hand to our brother in distress. but the
thought of handing dime TO oeggar
who may run over me some night IN
his motor car is enough to curdle the
milk of human kindness. birmingham
Sge-Herald.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
The Thing That Did Il

a small boy was undergoing his
first experience with the business end
OF bee The bee stuug the Lad on the
arm and II soon began 70 swell Show
ing the arm TO q friend. ne said: "A
bug with 2 big nail pushed il in ny
arm News
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
Great Mzn = Na.ronzl Ned.

Il IS the crown Of nation. one
might almost say. the chief duty OF s
nstion. 10 produce great men. for with
our them its history IS bur the annals
OF sntS and beeS-James Russell
Lowell
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
Purpose of Life.

life without a purpose is a Ian
guild. drifting thing; every day we
ought TO renew our purpose. saying to
ourselves: This day let me make
sound beginning. for what we have
hitherto done is naught--Thomas a.
EeuDis
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
An AGED slrS

Famous scientist announces that his
experiments on chickens reveal the
possibility Of unlimited exisisa The
present commentator fsneieS ne met
with one OF this gentleman'S fowls in
downtown lunch room yesterday
Chicago American
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31

George B. Selden. o. Rochester. n.
Y was the inventor OF the first saso-
line propelled vehicle. The modern
automobile is q Development Of Sci
den's Invention and the perfection o.
the gasoline motor
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31

No man can De said 20 have made g
conspicuous success in his chosen fed
OF eudeavOr until they begin 70 elect
him an honorary member Of -orgaaiza-
tons he doesn't want 10 belong 10 any
more than q rabbit-Ohio State Jour
nal
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
Leisure

Employ thy time well If thou mean
est to gain leisure; and since thou
art not sure OF minute throw not
away an hourl Leisure is time for
doing something useful: this leisure
the diligent man will obtain. but the
lazy man never; a life OF leisure and
life OF lazineSS are two things
Franklin.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
Truth Surrrme

Truth IS 50 important and 81 50
delicate a nature that s-e possible
precaution should be eunlr-ed 10 eE-
terminate its violation ailAOugh the
sacrifice be made 10 dies which su-
perSede its Observation-Disclosures
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
Moses Needed All His Help.

Even Moses had a hard job as
leader His followers were forever
running TO him with complaints, With
out miraculous help he would have
had pretty mess on his hands.-To-
ledO Blade.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
Elastic Currency sszser.

By an elastic currency system Is
ules-s system wie ay The Smours
OF arrency in the country can be
oui~Sly increased in emergencies. and
retired when the extra demand sub
sides
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
s. Tneir pets Yere Nzred.

Sylvia has just started 70 school
Her teacher told the class the story
about Jack and Jill the other day 4
little later. 10 test their memories she
asked who Jack and Jill were Sylvia
answered ~Our dogs
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
e,,nishnent 70 Sc the crln,e.

Gould any one get anything now
for long poem. in the epic tormT
asks a correspondent. Well he might
get ten years from the judge-n the
fudge had 10 read it.-Atlanta Con
stitutiOn.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31

Charles Holland and wife and daugh
ter were here TUESDAY in the capaei-
II of witnesses in case in the pro
bate court.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
A Better Sidn.

A road sign reads: Drive slow;
you might meet a fool" A better
sign in some instances. would be:
Drive slow; two fools might meet"
Florida Times Union
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
KIDS MASQUERADE

Dodge Hall, February 16. at eight
o'clock: grand march $50. Two beau
tiful prizes Grown folks All Night
Ball afterward.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31

Marx II Quality

The Distinguishing trait Of people
accustomed 10 good society IS calm
iuperturbable quiet. which peryadeS
all their actions and habits--Bulwer
Lyttnna
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31
Rupert has received carload Jersey

Rupert mas reCsIVeu CdIIVdu JtISSl
COWS from Tillamook. Oregon.
Please pay -FOUR H,sc' iption,
MESSENGER Want Ads bring results
Stop at the Custer Hotel-Mackay
Please pay your subscription
Eat ranch butterl
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-31

Please pay your subscription
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-29
For, by and of
American
Legion
ANU SEM N is

The SchwabIe Amusement Co, with steam swing,
one of the latest models Ferris Wheel an athletic
show vaudeville clean and up-to-date and ten
cessions doll racks etc. This company is said to be
one of the most modern on the road today. heir
first request before presenting the contract was that
we have plenty of police observance the grounds
Besides this there will be more than stands and
concessions run by the American Legion. Plenty to
eat and drink Lots to amuse both young and DID,
We are attempting to make this the biggest affair of its
kind ever had in Pocahontas. From reports over the
country there will be over 10000 people attending the
picnic. Set aside these days to to town and
meet all your old friends and relatives Special in
ducements for family reunions.
A reception committee is making arrangements to
find lodging for every ExService man who attends.
All who served in the late especially invited
TO attend and bring others with them for this is their
picnic and is being put on for their benefit.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-29
And Randolph County's
EX-SeryiCe
Men
ENTERTAINMENTS

Two good baseball games. each day. The first,
on the 3rd between the Legion at Pocahontas and the
Hoxie team. A game for the 4th has been matched
between Pocahontas and Reyno This promises to
be good one Don't fail to see it.
SPEAKERS-We will have good speaker to make
an address each day. Their subjects will include
some of the most pressing problems of the day.
ROUGH RIDING If you love to see some good
riding don't fail to come There will be plenty of
entertainment in that line
FIRE -Skyrockets, pinwheels and big
array of good Fireworks will be set off each night
about 10 o'clock
SPORTS-Foot races for young men and old men
with valuable prizes for the winners will be another
feature.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-18
DoHkNYTERMEIasS EUROPA.
BAN

Az europai dohanytermeles, XII
feve Olasz- es Oroszorszagot, mint
,zt a hivatalos jelentesek megal-
apitjak, 1922. evben 274,405, 900
ont volt mig az 1921. evi termes
,iis haladfa meg 264, 4,O39,ooO fon
tot. Olas4orszag 1921. eyi terme-
10 43,l16,68s font volt, az elmuit
eyben azonban lenyegesen keve.
sebb, ami multi nyari nagy sza:
razsagnak tulajdonithato. Az
europai orszagok k0zjil Nemetor-
.xag yezet a dohanytermelesb
miutan 1921 ben 65,96l ,312 font
aohanyt termelt es ez mennyises
1922 ben mar 77,14O,0OO fontra
n6vekedett.
Magyarorszag 192l-ben 1890
900 fontot es 1922-ben 4,383,756
fent dohanyt termelt, ami 67 sza-
zAlekas emelkedest jelent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-18

6rseg flottajahoz tartozott es 1918
szeptembereben egy ellenseges ten
geralattjaro siilyesztette ell a Bri,-
tol csatornaban. Osszesen 113 EN-
Der vesztette Ell akkor eletet. Egy
mask, szerencsetlen veget ert ha-
jo: Cyclops, melynek kiilonos ell
| tiineset meg most is homaly fedi.
Az EgyesJilt Allamok partorse-
genek nemcsak hahoru, de beke
idejen 81 sokfele fontos szolga-
latot kell yegeznie, amelyek szinte
potolhatatlanok. Eltekintve att6l,
hogy penziigyorsegi szolgalatot ye-
gez a kincstarnak, haj6i mento ak
Iciokban vesznek reszt es allando
keszenletet tart fen, hogy a segitse
gere szorulo g0z0s0knek minden-
koron rendelkezesere alIhasson. A
1877 partorsegi allomast egytol-
egyig regi, kiprobalt szakemberek
vezetik, akik minden bajjal es ne
hezseggel szembeszallnak. Az
Egyesiilt Allamok partorsege az
elmult kincstari eyben 1854 ember
eletet es ncmkevesebb, mint har.
mincot millio dollar erteku va
igyont mentett meg az elpusztulas-
)t6l.
Eek a szamok ketsegtelen bi-
zonysagat adJak annak hatalmas
les nemes mllnkanak, amelynek ei-
vegzesere az Egyesiilt Allamok
partorsege hivatott. A partorstg
vedi k0ztuljadon biztonsagat
Alaskaban, vegrehajtja es ellenor-
III kikototorvenyek betartasat
stb. A partorseg allomanya AGO
ember (tiszt es legenyseg), mely
kiilon-kiilon csoportokat alkotya
yegzl munkaJat. A partorseg regi
mottoJat: Semper Paratus": min
dig keszenletben, hiven k0vette
haboruban es bAkeben eeyarant,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-18
ELADo.
VALoDI 0LCS0sAG!

100 akeros farm, esak mertfoklny yire
Youngstownt6l, epitctt ut menten, ell,
ado. Ez fold j6l muyelts aHapotban
van, nemi erd6vel es meglehet6s gyi
m0lcsossel, s szobas j6 teglahaz, pala-
tetovel, nagy emeletes csiir, palatet6vel
ugyszinten mas epaletck. Elegsegcs
kitin0 viz, foly6 patak legel6n. Ara
csak 100000. Ez az ar magaba fog
lalja az osszes allatallcmanyt, az osz
szes vetemenycket es gazdasagi szersza
mokat. Ha On olcs6sAgot keres, ugy it,
megtalalja. CHM: Ira C. Park, 6O6 Home
Savings & Loan Bldg, Federal 1910
Auto. 6970 (4I1.1S.o51
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-18
..DR. KRUSE RENDszERE"
KENG0Z-FttRD0K
eu1natizmns Es haSnnl6 haiok ellen
Szagtalan

SZagtaIan
A lcgtisztabb furd6hely Youngstown.
ban ferfiak es n0k szamara, legala
csonyabb aron. Nyitva reggel S.t6l es
te Sig, vasarnap delig.
919 Home Savings & Loan Bldg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-18
MI A TUBERCULOSIS?
A giim0- -csira felfedezese. Hogyan
t0rtenik a fert0zes. lVedekezes.
Tavaly szazezer ember pusztult Ell
tuberkuloxHban

A tuberkulozis okozoja egy giimt
szeru cslra, az u. n. tubercl, anne.
lyet Robert Koch fedezett fel 1882.
ben. A tuberkul6zis egyike leg
cltcrjedtcbb betegsegeknek, ugy-
szolvan a vilag minden tajan fel.
taialhato, de sokkal ritkabban iiti
fcl fejet szabad levegon el6 ne
pek kozott, mint a ciyilizalt ne,n.
zetck zsufolt es egeszsegtelen k0z-
pontjaiban.
AZ elnbert ketfele giimScsira ta-
madhatja meg: az emberi tubercl
es a tehen-giim6. A tehen-giimd
rHkabban pusztit a feln0ttek k0.
zott, Gle ANIMAL t0bb gyermeket "a.
CAD el minden evben, kiil0n0ska.
pen az Egyesiilt AlFaaokban. A
tehen-giim6-esira tejjel keriil a
szervezetbe Is pasteurizalas es for
ralas altal tavolithat6 el.
Az emberi gdmocsira leggyako-
RIB terJeszt6je k0pet, amely a
Jardan, az utcan, a padlozaton Is
laasltt is legnagyohb veszedelme
az emberi szervezetnek. ma
ssobbara por alakiiban - jut, .
tafobei es azaHaly h6gy 'egy ima
feftas0tt stargyat yagy lmegferf1-
aott 'ljjSlnkat szankba tessziik.
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