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New Britain herald., 1929-03-12
Talks Pi66zA2
- Parents
MORAL CONtC SION
By Alice Judson Pealc

When in our dealings with chill
1ren We play upon the love they
bear lis in order to prevail upon
them to perform duty We are max
ing a personal issue of moral OBJ
legation and we are contributing to
a fundal entail moral confusion.
The little child is sometimes told
to eat his dinner because mother
will be so unhappy if he doesn't. He
is urged to tell the trth lest he
grieve his father. He is told he
must 60 right to sleep or nursie will
cry.
Often wrong action is condoned
If the motive be one OF tilial love.
one little boy stole flowers from the
neighbors' yard in order that he
might have present to give his
mother on her birthday. When the
deed was reported to her she was 30
touched by his love for her that she
Rugged him TO her bosom and made
no attempt 10 clarity his understand
ing Of what he had done.
The neighbours indignant TRADE
left him with vague sense of mar
tyrdom in a beautiful cause. His
mother should have made him feel
that while she appreciated his wish
to give her pleasure. she disapprov-
ed of the method he had chosen.
As long as the child is subjected
to the confusion OF the moral AMI
the personal issue, his ethics remain
in an amorphous condition. He is
likely to grow up believing that my
country right or wrong is the ex-
preston of true patriotism. and that
my family. first. last and all the
time" represents a civilized social
value.
The more impcrsonal we succeed
in making our moral training The
more effective will lac our efforts to
develop decent, intelligent con-
science.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-12
YOUR HEALTH
BY DIR. NORRIS FlSHBEIN
Editor Journal OF the American
Medical Association and of Hy-
geia, the Health Magazine

Man does not live by any single
article of diet alone. If he is wise,
he eats a variety of substances.
He knows that the fundamentals
of a wholesome diet include fresh
fruits and vegetables and that q
well balanced diet contains pro-
TENS, carbohydrates and mineral
salts. Such things can be had in
meats, eggs. milk, cereals, sugars,
butter, oils and many other food
substances. One of the ideas most
promoted by food faddists of one
type or another is the notion that
the eating of any special food sub
stances may be the cause of cancer
and that abstinence from some
single article of diet will prevent
cancer.
Cancer Research
In Great Britain research has
been undertaken during the past
year to find out whether there was
any connection between cancer and
deficiencies in the diet.
A number of well controlled eX
periments were made with the feed
ing of vitamins A and B and with
diets deficient in these vitamins.
However, cancer did not develop in
any of the rats used in these eXl
periments.
DR.. J. A. Murray. director of the
Imperial Cancer Research Fund.
concludes that there exists no trust
worthy evidence. experimental.
clinical or statistical, of d casual
relationship between cancer and the
absence or presence or excess of
any particular constituent of the
human diet.
II has been shown that the alb
scnce Of certain Ntamins from tho
diet will result in the appearance
Of various alarming symptoms and
that vast oyerdoses of some vita
Minis may have toxic or poisoning
effects.
However. the poisonous doses are
apparently far beyond any quantity
that one might get in an ordinary
diet.
Food Fanatics
Hardly enough has yet been
learned TO make positive statements
or to give definite advice as TO the
quantities of vitamins to be taken
by different persons under different
circumstances. Enough is known
to say that no definite relationship
has been esta blished between vita
min intake and cancer.
This announcement will not.
however. affect in any way the
claims of the food fanatics or food
cultists. They are not interested
New Britain herald., 1929-03-12
War" Called to Protect Mary
from the PlOtters

1t was fully twenty minutes be-
fore / was able to rejoin the In
derwoods Mather Graham suffered
q natural reaction of nerves when
] finally got her into bed after her
fright at the unknown marauder's
attempt to get into Mary's room.
and it required all my experience
to get her quoted SO that | was
sure she would fall asleep. When
she finally professed herself ready
to let me so. she put out thin
trembling hand and clutched mine.
mir, Underwood is very clever
and kind she faltered. but he
isn't our own, Promise me that
Her voice died away but | pressed
her hand firmly.
Il promise that no harm shall
com TO Mary l said. with the
sensation of making a vow, and her
hand relaxed
Il can sleep now" she said, and
stopped and kissed her with a
construction in my throat at her
trust in me, her inclusion of me as
"our own" Not always had my
mother-in-la law thus regarded me.
Lillian was alone in Mary's room
when | went back. and something
tense in her attitude told me that
she was nervous and alarmed. al
though her face was composed, and
her voice even nonchalant
Harry has gone outdoors to see
Y hat traces he can discover" she
said. He went directly after you
left, SO he ought 10 be back any
minute
But the minutes heightened into
another quarter of all hour before
Mr.. Underwood appeared. IT was
tribute TO his powers OF moving
noiselesslv that We heard no sound
OF closing doors. Or even of his foot
steps until he WAS at the door.
Lillian remained almost motionless
rs he came in. but her eyes We're
suddenly starry with relieved glad
been numb with terror for him dur
ing his absence.
Terrifying Memories
The fellow came in through that
wood road which leads to the shack
where me and me accomplish hung
ont last Spring" Mr.. Underwood
sid. and | felt suddenly cold at his
reference TO that time of sinister
menace. that international plot
against governments which had in
Nolved the Princess Dina and near
ly ended Mr.. UnderWoods advcntur-
Gus career. I've had Jim out and
we've traced his ootprints-gce!-
If this keeps up. I'm going TO hire
out as a movie sleuth," He wiped
his forehead with d melodramatic
New Britain herald., 1929-03-12
IS The Heart Story
LOVE AW2k0nunO Ola
. Steadfast Woman
by Adele Garrison

| flourish of his handkerchief and
grinned at us as he spoke. But
had noticed the tiny beads upon hi:
forehead and knew that the gesture
was no theatrical one. He was dis
tinctly uneasy at the thing which
had come to us so suddenly.
There's be no more trouble to.
night" he said. '.Jim's going tG
stay awake the rest of the night
and SO shall !. l wonder if Mary
can tell US her version of the thing
now"
I'm see" ! said promptly. and
hurried down the hall to my room.
Yes, she's all right" katherine
said when ! had put the query
Bring them in. but don't lingeI
any longer than you have to. any
OF you"
went back with my message
and the Underwoods came quickly
with me to Mary's bedside.
I'VE won't stay two minutes, -
Mr.. Underwood assured Katherine
Il just want to ask Mary a question
or two"
Go ahead" katherine said, and
he turned to Mary. looking up at
him from her pillows.
what first drew your attention
to the Window" he asked. WAS
there any noise of anybody climb
ing up"
Mary shook her head.
Out OF the Night
NO, the first thing ! heard was
the sound of scraping against the
screen" she said. u didn't know
what it was at first. thought it was
a cat or something. But when I
looked toward 1t ] could see d hand
-and-a knife or shears or some
thing cutting at the screen. and a
face looking in the room just as il
it were hung there in space"
She shuddcred. and Mr. Under
wood put the next question quickly.
could you see the face? Would
you know it again? There was a
light in Lillian's room at the end
right outside your window
Yes, ! know" Mary said. 1T
picked out his face. so I'd know it
again anywhere"
What was it like, Nary" Lii
liam asked, and | knew that imper-
ceptibly her husband had signaled
her to take up the inquiry.
1T was terrible face" Mary
said, like rats, low forehead
with sandy hair, partly gray. all
tumbled over it, and a scar like a
comma across the check"
Just one thing more, Mary" Mr..
Underwood said and ! knew that
her answer had satisfied him.
Did you scream before you got
out of the ROOM"
Continued Tomorrow)
Copyright, 1929. Newspaper
Feature Service. Inc.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-12

great claws. But each time I was
happily disappointed. Then Jack
reached the bushes and lodged un-
der one Of them and there he squat
ted"
what did King Eagle lo?" asked
Peter eagerly.
Screamed with disappointment
and flew away replied Wanderer.
He knew better than to try TO get
Jack under those bushes. Jack will
do that every time if there are any
bushes near. But he doesn't try it
with Old Man Coyote. He just trusts
to those long legs of his when Old
Man Coyote gets after him. How
ever. Old Man Coyote doesn't waste
his breath very often in trying to
run down Jack Rabbit. 1t is lot
easier to hunt members Of zap
iap's family"
Copyright. 1929. by r. W. Burgess
The next story: zap Zap at
Home"
New Britain herald., 1929-03-12

ing color scheme.
Last and greatest is the variety
in materials that fashion hats this
year. While women have been
silently deciding whether or not to
forego the ubiquitous felt, hat de-
signers have stolen a march on thoW
and created such allurine. romantic
hats of straWs and fabrics that n
woman must have a heart entirely
lacking in vanity TO resist them.
There are dozens of straws that
combine with silks, crepes. Jerseys.
tweeds. linens, felt, and worsted like
ones suits Ballibuntl straw is still
the classic for those little hat" hat
women love. But baku, paraisol,
leghorns. erin, Swiss lace braids and
some roughish straws like pallaisson
are used in profuslo1. The linen
straw weaves are used as pliablv as
fabrics, making pleats, tucks md
bow on chic little chapeauN.
Tricky Mores Arc in Order
The trick in hats this years Is 10
combine materials in q way TO
startle. There is Tho half-and-half
hat of some striking combination
like blue and bite. But that is usu-
ally too obvious More likely ono :
hat is part lace straw. part felt, both
New Britain herald., 1929-03-12

in matching color and Joined SO
suhtly that one looks twice before
noting the richness and beauty OF
the comnanionate union of the two
materials.
Under this heading, also. mus
come the variety in trimmings tha
are introduced this Easter. eros
grain ribbon or flat crepe inserts Iii
tie scrolls of flowers in many bali
buntl. Satin ribbon. lace, straw,
feather novelties and many. many
flowers strew the path to srlartness
this year. But all trimmings must
remain subordinate to the svelt
whole of a hat.
In fact, the way tril mIngs are
subordinated TO the good of the
whole hats appearance gives the
smart woman a hint of what her hat
should do for her costume. The
Es..ter hat nowadays really is just
one component part of the entire
chic outfit. Therefore she should
choose the chapeau that enhances
her beauty. is the right size for her
costume matches or blends in col
or with everything she wears and
is so cut and so trimmed that II is
compatible Nth her type and her
attire.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-12

BoNser the Hound had come
shifting along the old stone wall and
sent Peter scurryins TO safety down
between the stones. Bowser shifted
AT the opening between the stones.
Those shifts sent little creepy feel
ings all over Peter. However,
Bows"r knew that Peter was quite
~ fe there and so he wasted no time:
but after shifting a short way be-
yond, he turned and went back to
Farmer Browns dooryard. Almost
at once. Peter popped his head out.
He was anxious 10 know if Wander
cr the Evening Grosbeak was still
IN the apple tree close by. He was.
for, of course. he was not afraid of
Eo"ser the Hound.
EFF you please" said Peter. has
my cousin. Jack Rabbit. of whom
you have been telling me, any enc
mlcs out there in the vest
Il should say so,' exclaimed
Wanderer. do you know of any
member of your family who doesn't
have a LOT of enemies?"
Peter shook his head sadly No"
said. Il don't"
Well. your Cousin Jack has Just
rs many rs you have" said Wan
q rer. And he has one or two that
You don't have. There's King
Eagle, for instance. I don't see King
Eagle bothering you any"
He doesn't bother me any," re-
piled Peter. Il have never had to
dodge King Eagle in my life How
ever. he doesn't live very near here
and ] suppose that is one reason"
Well. your Cousin Jack out on
the prairie-especially over near the
monntains-has to keep an eye out
for King Eagle all the time. With all
his speed. King Eagle can move
faster. You would be surprised to
see King Eagle twist and turn in the
air when he is following Jack Rabbit
I've seen some races of that kind
that were worth Watching"
Does Cousin Jack dodge ?" Peter
inquired.
Il wish you could see him." re-
piled Wanderer
II wish I could" said Peter.
81 watched King Eagle after Jack
one day and ] certainly thought that
Jacks jumping days were over. But
Jack knew what he was about Yes,
sir. Jack knew what he was about
There were two or three bushes
some distance away and Jack
headed for those bushes King Eagle
swooped for him and the way he
shot down made me think that in
moment or two ] would sea fhe last
of Jack. But at just the right minute
Jack lodged"
Peter nodded his head approving
ly. That's m trick" said he IT'S
q good trick
King Eagle wheeled almost az
quickly as Jack lodged and was
after him again. That thing happen
ed two Of three times continued
Wanderer. Each time King Eagle
swooped ] expected TO see him fly
away with that long cared. long
legged cousin Of yours gripped in his
New Britain herald., 1929-03-12
HORIZONTAL

i. What is the principal color in
heliotrope"
6. What is the most luminous
color of the spectrum?
II. Age.
II. Made of oatmeal.
IA. Winglike part.
IS. TO clip off suddenly
II. Little child.
Is. Neat.
10. Projecting part of a lock.
q. Because.
%. Sixth note in the scale.
"a. EntranceNay to a room.
u. Seventh note in the scale
%. Self.
80. What is the charact cristic color
of growing heritage?
81. Low vulgar fellow.
s.. To classify.
"a. Conclusion.
50. What color docs the dycstuff
indigo produce
Sc. To be indisposcd.
So. To court
SO. A constituent OF TIE gastric
Juice of mar.
A.. Stitched temporarily.
As. Unit of work.
46. Engine.
As. Grass used for fodder.
40. To perish.
80. Tan is a light shade of what
color?
81. Before.
VERTICAL
/. Implements used in pounding
substances in mortar?
2. Formal flower pot.
8. To shower.
1. Behold.
5. TO de.our.
6. Still.
T.. Half an EN-.
s. Den of wild beasts.
8. Ancient.
10. The edge Of road.
13. A violent stream.
Is. To stuff.
is. Plaything.
90. A marsh.
81. Nentilating machine.
%. Since.
IS. Native metal.
%. To marry.
81. The letter ''T' is equivalent to
what Greek letter?
80. What color does red and yell
low produce?
81. To dress.
80. Baking dish.
IS. Genus including wild cattle. .
81. Leg.
IS. To caution.
80. What is the color used TO in
dictate danger?
~. Silkworm.
Al. Neither's pal.
A. To nod.
AZ. Organ of hearing.
A. Coloring matter.
Al. Toward.
q q a
New Britain herald., 1929-03-12
GlNGHAM BLOCSES

Silk Bingham biouses and cotton
ginghams, are making the second
blouse for many spring suit.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-12

IN facts: they are statesmen Q
propaganda.
Q.-DOes excess fat tend to
make a person less efficient?
A--fes. Excess fat repre-
entS just so much extra bur
den to be carried about and SO
much extra tissue involved in
the human meta bolism.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-12

tan tweed jacket suit, with cut
away front, has bright cantaloupe
colored flat crepe blouse that puts
its collar outside the coat.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-12
CLEAN CARPETS

Sponge the rugs and carpets with
ammonia water They look like new
New Britain herald., 1929-03-12

o % mart
hn mm ~n, s h he
%%a%n h%"% "H~hs hN
New Britain herald., 1929-03-12
Cousin Jack Fool, King Eagle
By Thornton w. Burgess

No matter what the charge you
bring.
II courage takes to fool the king.
old Mother Nature.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-12

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS l.,
New Britain herald., 1929-03-12

The next story: zap Zap at
Home"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28
A MAGYAR COR. KATH.
HITKOZSEG K0REB0I

J6zsefnapi iinnepely volt a ma.
pokban a magyar g0r. kath. hit
k0zsegnel scent misevel egybe-
kotve, melyet az Oltaregylet es
az eloljarosag felkeresere vendeg.
lelkeszek vegeztek. Meglepetes-
kent kesziilt ez iinnepely Ft
Maczk6 Jo?sef lelkesz szamara
nevnapja alkalmab6l bizonysa-
ga volt annak az 3szinte tisztelet
es szeretetnek, mellyel hivei vele
sZemben viseItctnek.
A mise szolgalatot Ft. Krusko
hazeltoni, Ft. Volosin loraini g
kath. lelkesznek vegeztek ok
aldottak meg AIT az ertekes scent
kepet is, melyet nepnap alkal-
naval az Oltaregylet tagjai ajan-
dekoztak buzg6 lelkipasztoruk-
max. A mise el6tt ket lelkesz is
gy6ntatott S jelenlev0k csak-
mem valamennyien gy6ntak is.
Ft. Volisin sep beszedben mel
tatta az iinnepely jelent6seget,
mely abban dicserend6, hogy a
hiveknek papjuk iranti megbe-
csilese lesz altala nyiIvanval6.
Ft. Maczko JOSEF meghatott
szavakban koszonte meg a kedves
figyelmet, melyben hivei reszesi-
tettek. A legdragabbat adtak ne
XII mondotta, - ami csak van
a vilagon: sziviik 6szinte szerete-
tet, melyet 3 is hasonl6 szeretettel
kivan viszon0zni.
Az iinnepely sikere es rendeze-
Sc erdekeben az Oltaregylet re-
szerol fokent 0zv. Vask6 Ferenc-
ne faradozott tarsaival, mig a
hitkozseg reszer6l Lengyel Peter,
Kovacs Mikl6s, Fedor Janos Is
Sander Istvan voltak a hivatalos
megbizottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28
LESZ-E REGGEL?
vi magyar konyv jelent meg Re.
menyi J6zsef cleveland iro ,
tollab6l.

Remenyi J6zsefnek, a Cleve-
landban el6 ir6nak uj regenye je-
lent meg az elmult hetekben egy
kassai irodalmi tarsasag kiadasa-
ban. A Lesz-e reggel? cimet wise
lo k0nyv ujabb jelent6s lepes a
tehetseges ir6 munkassagaban
Mint eddigi konyvei, ugy ez sem
a t0megek szamara irodott Is
sem targya, sem nyelvezete mem
alkalmas ARA, hogy regenyt
vagy ir6jat nepszeriive tegye. Al
ir0nak azonban mem is az celia
Ir, inert irnia kell ugy ir, aho
Cyan fantasztikus temaja szintt
megk0veteli.
Egyik biral6ja szerint g0rbt
tiik0rben mutatja be szerepl6it
Igaz. Els pedig olyan gorbe til
korben, mely a j6 mosolygast i:
cinikussa ferditi. Fejlettebb iro
dalmi kulturaval rendelkez6 vagy
ARA toreked6k el6tt k0nyvnel
ketsegteleniil meg vannak ma
ga miihelyi cricket, akik azonbal
: csak sz0rakozast keresnek az iro
, dalomban, azok csal6dottan fog
jak letenni. Mindezek ellenere is
vagy eppen exert, k0nyv hata
rozottan irodalmi ertek es kivan
csiva tesz az iro tovabbi fejl0d6
Sc, hogy ne mondjuk: tisztulas
irant.
Erdekl6d6k megszerezhetik
k0nyvet szerkeszt6segiink cima
is ket dollarert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28

A lapunkban hirdet5 c6geknel
vasaroljon. Vas&rlasainN emlitse
meg, hogy 9 hirdetest lapunkban
l&tta. SzolgAlatot tesz nekink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28
A NILES, or REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI
K0zli: CSEPKE ISTvAN ref. lelkSaS
Templom West Second Street-en.
Par6cbia q templommal szemhen.

Viragvasarnapon gyonyoriien
megtelt templomunk buzgo hi
vekkel, annyira, hogy a ferfiak
szamara mar kiil0n szekeket is
kellett behozatni. Perselyben be-
gyiilt $14.12.
Husvet heteben minden este
lesz el1keszit0 istentisztelet este
fel nyolckor kezd6d6leg. Alkal-
mat akar az egyhaz vczet1sege
adni mindenkinek, hogy kell5 ke-
sziilettel .jarulhasson a husveti
scent asztalhoz egyszer mar le-
gyen olyan iinnepiink ez hus-
vet, amikor mem lesz t0meges XII
vonulas az nrasztalahoz val6 hi
vogatas elhangzasa utan.
Nagypenteken ugy d6lelott,
mint este Is iinnepi istentisztelet
lesz az Idvezit6 szenvedesenek es
halalanak emlekere.
Husvet elso napjan d6lelott fel
11-kor, delutan pedig 3-kor.
Husvet masodnapjan pedig d.
e. lesznek iinnepi istentisztele,
teink. Szeretettel hivja es varia
egyhazunk vezetJsage nemcsak
az egyhaz minden egyes tagjat
helyb6l, hanem azokat a hittest-
vercket is a k0rnytkr3l, kiknek a
mi templomunk a legk0zelebb
ESQ, hogy iinnepeljenek veliink
K0zgyules. Els6 negyed evi gyii-
lesiinket aprilis elsG vasarnapjan
fogjuk megtartani az istentiszte-
let vegeztevel.
vi ablakaink be vannak teve s
az egesz gyiilekezet or0mmel lat
ia kellemes valtozast, nit tenn
plomunk belseje nyujt a miiveszi
kivitelii ablakokkal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28
K1TtN0EN sIKERttLT
A VORCsHAJU EL0ADASA

Az elmult vasarnap tartotta a
Lorantffy Zsuzsanna N6egylet
sziniel6adasat a ref. templom
alatti teremben, amikor szinre
hozta a V0r0shaju cimii harom
felvonasos szinmiivet. A szerep-
l6k k0z0tt voltak regi kipr6balt
mUkedvel3k voltak olyanok,
akiknek nagyon kevts alkalmuk
volt szinpadon gyakorolni tehet-
segiiket. Dacara annak, hogy a
szindarabra val6 kesziil0des eloz-
mcnyei szinte kockazatossa tet-
TEX az el6adas sikeret, azok akik
vegig neztek a multi vasarnapi
elGadast, a legnagyobb mertekii
megelfgedessel gondolnak rea
vissza. Elejet6l a vegeig csodala-
tos simasaggal, lendiiletes lelke.
sedessel jatSzOttak a szereplolC
Csete Sandorne mint rendez6 es
Zsofi igazan dicseretes munkat
vegzett. Geressy Sandorne mint
sug6 es rendez6 tett XII magaert
A t0bbi szerepl6k voltak: Zsirks
J.-ne, B. Balogh F., Uray K.
Lutheran J.-ne, Eperjesy j., ifj
Molnar L., Pallay A.-ne, Szab6 F.
Kollath NJ, Halasz Line, f. j.
Jakab Line, Vilagi Nine, Barts
Line, Karak6 IT,, Laszlo E.-ne
Karossy P, Barta NJ, Laky Lac
es Halasz Albert, Kuni rs. es j
Mindegyik szerepl6 kitiin6el
megallta a helyet.
A terem sziniiltig megtelt k0
z0nseggel, S ICY batran mondhat
juk, hogy az el6adas ugy erk0l
csileg mint anyagilag a varakoza
son feliil j6l sikeriilt. A Lorant
ffyak neveben 0zv. Vikete ia
zsefne mondott k0sz0netet a sze
repl6knek es vendegeknek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28

kal: vegh j. es neje 50, Mathe j.
es neje 1.5O, Mrs. J. II. Hughes,
Antal M. es L., Bozdi NJ, Bir6
A.-ne Kish j., Eros A.-ne, Bordy
Fine. Baba J.-ne, Aszalos Pine,
F6nagy NJ, artha K.-ne, ifj. Or
ban M, Kinda NJ, Kobori Nine,
Macy K.-ne IL dollart, Hadnagy,
J.-ne, Bir6 J.-ne, Bir6 E., BRO NJ
Kish X. $3.50 centet es Kovacs
NJ. % centet. Fogadjak egyha-
zunk halas kosz0netet.
Hivatalos ertesitss. Hivatalos
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busba utazom leanyom latogata-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-03-28
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On allitasa abban is, hogy az ille-
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