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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-05-18

Sonya swung down and took or her
saddlebags.
AS she entered the hogan her lips
set themselves In sharp. unconscious
line. Bad was right, she thought.
There was the smell of death here.
She would need to grid her lolns to-
day In all truth.
At first the dusky shadows hid the
interior from her sight. Then, as her
eyes adjusted themselves, she set
down her bags and knelt beside the
first heap of skins and blankets which
lay on the sandy floor.
There were three of these fiat beds.
In the farther one the two children
still slept heavily. In this one Little
Moon lay, painting with fever, her big
black eyes beautiful in the dim light.
Courage. little mother" Sonya said
In Navajo, II am with you"
The Indian woman smiled. touched
her hand with timid fingers.
She took the draught which the
other gave her presently, and watched
her as she set about cooking some oat-
meal over the Goals Of the tiny fire.
This it was which had made Sonya
the idol Of these poor and silent peo-
pie, this service of heart and hand
which had saved them, literally. from
death in many cases. She fought for
what sanitation she could produce
among them, taught them the impor-
lance of proper feeding in fevers, the
superiority of mustard plasters over
singsongs in pneumonia. and labored
generally like mother with her chill
dren.
Now she bathed the hot brown body
under the blankets, gave Little Moon
the thinned cereal as drink, walked
and washed the children, fed them the
rest Of the oatmeal, ate two pieces Of
fried mutton and some crackers with
Two Fingers, and stood for a while
outside the hogan in the morning
sunlight.
She felt wonderful herself, strong
and high within, as If she set her
body against a wall and could not be
backed down. This was the gauge Of
battle in her, that she knew, the deep
determination to win in what she set
herself to do, the passionate sympa-
thy and pity which were like steel
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-05-18

blade in her. If 1t were possible to
save the patient brown woman in
there with what weapons she had at
her command, with unrelenting Wig
lance, with instant combat Of every
adverse change, then she would do it
or know the reason for her failure.
She looked up at the high blue sky
with its sailing, full white clouds, her
mind an attitude Of prayer, and turn
ing, lifted the blanket which was the
door, and went In.
Two Fingers gathered the babies
and made ready to depart, according
to her request made moment back.
She wanted the day alone, clear WIS.,
toned for the crisis, nothing within
sight to distract her. The man looked
down at the woman on the low bed,
holding one child, leading the other,
and the woman looked up.
They said nothing.
It might be their last look on earth,
their. eternal parting, for all they
knew, yet there was no outcry, no sign
Of sorrow, nothing but that deep look.
Perhaps nothing more was needed.
Then Two Fingers went away, and
the women were alone in the hogan.
eve meet the enemy" said Sonya,
still in Navajo-there was a comfort
In 1t, a strength, it seemed-'but we
meet him together. hold your hand.
Hold tight to mine. We must both
fight, very hard. The medicine will
fight, too. 1t is good fighter. But
not for a moment must we fail or sink
or stop fighting. You understand"
The other nodded.
1T is good" said Sonya.
And the day of battle began.
Somewhere out in the sand and
rocks of Chez wash Two Fingers
would be praying to his ancient gods.
sitting quietly, perhaps, watching the
babies playing with sticks, building
corrals for their pebble horses. He
had some mutton jerky in the pouch
at his belt. He would feed them with
it at noon.
It was the way of life In the soil
tudes, the way of death. all chance,
all waiting.
Sonya in the hogan worked tireless-
". The cold of the night had given
place to the heat of day. and sweat
dripped from her temples. Regularly
she fed the woman the thin warm
cruel. Regularly, monotonously, she
bathed her from head to foot. Regu-
larry she slipped her thermometer into
the parched mouth, reading 1t anx-
iously. AS steadily she gave her medi-
cines. At noon she saw no sign of
hope, but rather her heart chilled in
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-05-18

Chamoisette, that practical standby,
is glorified anew this season in gloves
that feature pin-checked bingham cuffs
lined with plain Bingham, with match
ing reversible collar-scarf in the
monotone and checked fabric. 1t ap-
pears also in gloves with cuffs and
matching tailored bow for shoulder or
neckline made of gayly printed cotton.
A most attractive accessory set of
crocheted string features gloves and
scarf of white, with the flared ends
Of the scarf and the flare cuffs of the
gloves in three graduated shades Of
blue.
But do not think that your new fab
ric gloves simply must have matched
accessories to be smart. There are so
many materials and so many styles in
glove fashions in general, it is impos-
sible to do more than enumerate the
important trends. Watch for the very
sheer milanese chiffons when the hot
weather comes. They are in dark
shades as we'll as white and are the
coolest ever as well as wonderfully
good looking.
Many of the new gloves in a variety
of fabrics reflect the tailored vogue.
Note the group pictured in the inset.
Below to the left Is a glove of dull
luster diagonal oatmeal-type fabric in
slip-on style; above 1t, washable
chamoisette open cuff gauntlet with
smart wood button at the wrist; next
(top to the left a sansheen slip-on
with two tiny pearl buttons at the
wrist and with scalloped edge; in the
center, another chamoisette glove with
novelty stitching trim in leaf design
around the cutout edge of the open
cuff Every smart in navy. Above to
the right short slip-ons in fine honey
comb knit with rib-knit frill edging;
below, gloves featuring pleated self
fabric frill and diagonal stitching; and
concluding the group a most outstand-
ing type-crochet string slip-ons with
lacy cuffs which look as if hand GRO
cheted.
@ by Western Newspaper Union.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-05-18
"In the Money" Silks for
Spring Latest in Paris

The newest things in printed silks
for spring are called "In the Money"
prints. They represent the gold-silver
imitation and nomination arguments,
but without taking sides.
They are made in series of eight
patterns of five colors each-40 diff
ferent colors in all. Those of us who
have had glimpses Of them agreed
that they were the last word in the
New Deal for dining out, tea dances,
country clubs, and even the "Tag End"
dresses for those occasions when any
body might wear anything and yet no.
body seems exactly sure Of what will
be the right thing.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-05-18
SYNOPSIS
Copyright,
Doubleday. Doran & Co.. Inc.
WNU Service

Seeking death by throwing herself
from the summit of Lone Mesa. to
escape dishonor at the hands Of q
drunken desperate. Sonya Savarin al
lows herself to be rescued by her sud-
denly sobered and repentant attacker.
The girl is a self-appointed physician
to the Navajo Indians, living on an
Arizona sheep ranch with her brother
Serge, his wife, Lila, and their small
daughter, Babs. For year she has
been engaged to Rodney Blake, wealthy
New Yorker, but her heart is with the
friendless Navajos and she evades a
wedding.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-05-18
Human Bones

Owing to experts differing as to
what a bone is exactly, the number
of bones in the human body, as given
in different textbooks, varies from 206
to 270.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-05-18
Colored Tweeds

Those soft camels-hair tweeds are
being woven now in such combina-
lions as dull rose-purple with a tan
check. k
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-05-18

ticn. You can whitens
clear and freshen your
complexion, remove all
trace of blackheads, freck-
les, coarseness in ten days
or less. Just apply Nadi- |
nola Bleaching Cream at
bedtime tonight. No mas
saying, no rubbing. Nadi. !
nola speeds Nature, purg. !
ing away tan and freckles,
blackheads, muddy sallow
color. You see day-by-day
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-05-18

The call of the evening mode is for
unique and fanciful capes. The lovely
model pictured here is of quilted trans
lucent velvet in a delectable leaf green.
The Elizabethan collar is stiffened to
flare away from the throat so as to be
perfectly comfortable at the same time
that it is extremely flattering.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-05-18

improvement until your skin is all you
long for; creamy-white, satin-smootl.
lovely. Get large box of NADINOLAs
only SOC. No long waiting, no disappoint.
ments; money-back guarantee.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-05-18
Smooth Off Ugly
FreckIes, BIaekheads
Natures Way

Here is an inexpensive. quicker way to
skin beauty-a way that has been tested
and trusted by women for over genera
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-05-18

Your local dealer carries Ferry's
Pure Bred Vegetable Seeds. Now
only cents a package. Adv.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-05-18
Sea Shell Simmer.

Abalone sea shell is the Inspiration
for some new evening slippers In
opaline, satin luster.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-05-18

FLORESTON SHAMPOO - Ideal for use in
connectionwith Parker Hair Balsam. Makes the
hair soft and fluffy. so cents by mail or at drug
oists. Hiscox Chemical Works. Patchogue. N Y.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-05-18

FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE
Easily possible within one year. No SELL
ing. Even lazy men make money. It's
plenty good. BOX I'LL. Cushing, Okla.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-05-18

the ends and edges with
white gauntlet gloves Of
crinkled cotton crepe with
deep pointed cuffs of match
ing basket weave, such as the
figure seated in the picture is
1unnr.inn
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-05-18

FORMULAS: ICELESS REFRIGERATION
No electric gas or expensive equipment.
Cherry wine, rust remover. vinegar In
sect exterminator. self vulcaniZing cement,
mosquito lotion. Csc each; for soc (coin.)
ENORA. p. o. Box 1136. Wichita. Kansas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15
M|KoR ICAzA VAN BRISBANE-NEK

Arthur Brisbane, Hearst la
pok kiveniilt primadonnaja ITALIAN
a legaliasabb ujsagiroja ennek
az orszagnak.
A kopenyeget naprol-napra val
toztatja es mig a t6zsde boom
alatt m:lliokat csabitott t6zs-
dekre, azzal a slogan-nal, hogy
don't sell America short" kes6bb
allandoan veszteseket gunyolta.
Mikor Florida boomra ossze-
eskudtek, akkor is 8 verte a
nagyharangot, amely az a1doza-
tokat hivta abba az allamba.
Neha azonban meg Brisbane
is meglatja, SGT nagyneha meg
lis irja az igazsagot.
A mutt heten ramutatott ARA
a kiilonos furcsasagra, hogy amig
senkinek mem jutott eszebe til
takozni, hogy tucat milliardnyi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15

en ahhoz, hogy a szerkeszt6 ura
kat tanitgassam valamire. Job
ban tudjak i szerkeszt6 urak ma
lam, hogy mi tortent akkor, ami
lsor q magyar tudomanyos aka
demia alapitasar6l volt $40. Meg
volt ahhoz minden: a tudosok
az ir6k, muveszek, csak epper
a t6ke hianyzott. Es akkor varat
lanul felallott egy becsi huszar
kapitany, Macy Szechenyi Ist
van grof es ait mondotta, hogy
mivel az akademianak 8 Sc eszet
Sc tudomanyat, Sc iroi tehetsege
mem adhatja, odaadja birtokainal
ket evi jovedelmet erre a celra
Megkerdeztek tole, hogy hat ak
kor 8 mib6l Ell meg es Szecheny
ait felelte:
Maid eltartanak engem {
jobarataim.
Megpihent egy kicsit lit Reisz
Gyula. maid elpirult es szelider
folytatta:
= En- kerem alassan Sc grof
Sc Szechenyi mem vagyok. En-
csak a New York kavehaz fopin-
cere vagyok, de adok az uraknak
huszezer koronat, hogy az Vi
lapot meg tudjak alapitani.
Purjesz Lajos adott valtot =
penzrol, amit meg aznap meg
is kapott es az vi napilap csak-
ugyan megs zuletett.
Hire ment persze dolognak
es a legkozelebbi vasarnap este
Linek Lajos mester magahoz in.
tette New York kavehazban a
f6pincert es megkerdezte 'tole:
- Mondja csak, Gyula mes.
ter. hat most mibol el meg. ket
evig?
Amire Reisz Gyula habozas
nelkIil felelte:
- Ne aggodjek miattam, Ii
mex mester ur. Maid eltartanak
engem az - adosaim!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15

-adossagdSkal terhe1tek meg a
nemzetet, hogy a penzt ''hu szo-
vetsegeseinknek" adhassak, ad-
dig ma nyavalyatorest kap a
nagytoke, inert rongyos par szaz
millio terhet jelent a nincstelenek
ellatasa.
Persze, a szovetsegeseink a1tal
kolcson vett milliardokat ARA
hasznaltak, hogy hazafias Nor
gan es a tobbi bankar cegeknek
az adossagaikat megfizessek es
azert volt ahkor hazafias kote-
lesseg, hogy Wilson nem-
zetnek minel nagyobb adossagot
csinalj6n.
Amt azonban egy ehez6, rom
gyos amerikai polgarnak oda
vetnek, az mem vandorol azon-
nal a bankarok kasszajaba, az
tehat oriasi veszedelem a honha-
cara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15

Michigan allamban, de kilono.
sen Detroit varosaban valosagos
hiszteria tort XII, mikor egy be.
teg enber kejgyilkossagot kove.
tett el egy kisleanyon 'es azota a
nemi aberraciokat es azok sze.
rencsetlen betegeit szazfelekepen
targyaljak.
A lakossag megdobbenve erte-
silt rola. hogy csupan Detroit
,arosaban ezerne1 tobb olyan EN-.
Der el. akiket elkiilonitesre, be-
zarasra iteltek. inert jelenletiik
veszedelmet jelent serdiletlen
es felserdiilt lanyokra, de akiket
mem tudnak - hely hianyaban
- ell csukni.
Es ha ezernel tobb ember el
lett itelve, biztosra vehetjuk,
hogy egy egesz csomo ember
mem keriilt meg a birosagok ele,
akik ilyen hajlamokat mutatnak.
Detroit mem kepez ezen te-
rem kivetelt. Ketsegteleniil ha-
sonlo helyzet a tobbi nagy va
rosokban, amelyekben azonban
nem volt mostanaban olyan ter
meszetii szenzacios brutalitas,
hogy kivaltana a hiszteriat es a
|larmat.
Detroitban tehat intezkednek a
'kozel jov6ben es els6 sorban he
Ilyet keresnek a mar elitelt egye-
mex szamara.
Amt eddig mem tettek meg,
most a nemi kilengesek betegei-
mex szanlara borton-klinikat
csinalnak, reszben elcsukjak,
reszben ellen6rzes ala helyezik
azokat, akik veszedelmesek le-
hetnek.
Ez minden esetre intezkedes,
az adott helyzetben helyes intez-
kedes, de = mem megoldas.
A nemi aberraciok nagy reszet
laz helyzet hozza magaval,
amely az ifjusagot az egeszseg-
ltelen, termeszet ellenes korlatok
koze szoritja.
A sok elfogott ember kozt pei
daul heten elcsuktak egyet, aki
huszonharom esztendos es otod-
szor ALT birosag elott az Zero
'szak" vadjaval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15
Kar lenne, ho ezeket eIfelednok

| - Jov6 vasarra igerte meg.
hozni.
Honnan valo es hogy hiv-
jak ait az embert?
Fl, aki aldoja van, biz AT
elfelejtettem t6le megkerdezni!
! De fiatalsag segitesen kivul
mas erdeme is volt Reisz Gyu-
lanak. A magyar szabadelvii gon-
dolkozasnak lapjat, a Magyar
Hirlapot kormany felvasarolta
es Markus Miska kezere adta
No, Markus Miska ketsegtelenul
elsorendii szerkeszto, kivalo uj-
sagiro, de szabadelvisegt61
messzebb allott, mint Mako Je-
ruzsalemtol. Az vi iranyba to-
rekvoknek, a haladoknak ezzel
.megsziint napilapja. Probalkoz-
tax egyideig az Egyetertes newt
haldoklo napilappal, maid kimon-
dottak nagy szot, hogy vi es
kiilon. lapot kell alapitani.
Meg lett volna ehhez minden,
f6leg akkor, mikor az orszagos
hirnevii Yartin Jozsef hajlando-
max mutatkozott ARA, hogy az
uj lap, "A Vilag' szerkeszteset
elvallalja Purjesz Lajossal egye-
temben, munkatarsak Sc hianyoz-
tax, csak eppen penz dolgaban
allottak szegenyen. OFT tanakod-
tax New York kavehaz egyik
sarki asztalanal, hajnal fele, mi
kor mar csak az igazi ejjeli bag
lyok maradtak fem, amikor egy-
seer csak odalepett Reisz Gyula
es engedelyt kert, hogy leulhes-
sen.
- Elfarad az ember az egesz
els zakai alldogalasban, salad
galasban. Okosabban tudok maid
beszelni, ha en- is ulhetek.
Yartin maga melle iiltette,
megvarta, amig megivott Reisz
Gyula egy pohar szilvoriunot,
csak azutan kerdezte:
Nit hoz nekunk, Gyula
mester?
Reisz Gyula azutan csendesen,
sz:nte alazatosan kezdett be-
szelni.
Napyon kis emberke vagyOl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15

i Minthogy az er6szakot mem
i kis gyermekeken, hanem fatal
nokon kovette el minden eset-
ben, ennel az embernel mem is
kellene, nem is lehet nemi aber-
raciorol beszelni.
i Egyszeriien arrol van $40, hogy
ez huszonharom ewes ember
nem kepes lekiizdeni, vagy kor-
i latozni ait a, termeszetes osztont,
amely a himet a Nc meIle vonz-
"a vagy iii, huszonharom ewes
koraban.
/ A gazdasagi keretek mem adj
|jak meg neki n6siilesre az al
kalmat. prostitucio uldozese es
torvenyen kiviil valo helyezese
mem engedik meg meg ait sem
a szamara, hogy ezen a szomoru
modon szerezzen kielegulest ma
ganak.
| A tarsadalom, amely a n6sii-
lest mem teszi lehet6ve a mai
Igazdasagi helyzetben, a prostitu-
ciot, legnagyobb kepmutatas-
sal iildozobe vette, ami altal dra-
gava es az egeszsegre nezve We
szedelmesse csinalta. ICY az
leleteros. nemi indulatokkal telt
fatal emberek meg felig-terme-
szetes nemi eletre sem kapnak
alkalmat.
| A rossz akarat Sc ertheti felre
ezeket a sorokat, ame1yek MEM
a prostitucio mellett akarnak
landzsat torni IS ait csak mint a
szukseges legrosszabb eshet6se-
geket targyaljak.
De minden esetre ez is sokkal
jobb lenne, minthogy egeszseges
fatal emberek kenytelenek az
eroszakhoz nyulni, inert megn6-
siilni mem tudnak, n6siiles nelkul
meghallgatasra mem talalhatnak,
S mas utat nam hagytak nyitva a
|szamukra.
A tarsadalom hazassagon XII
Will nemi eletet ezerfele eszkoz.
zel gatolja, majdnem lehetet.
lenne teszi ait a not. aki arra
megis hajlando. Ugyanazoknal
az okoknal fogva hajlando a leg
tobb esetben, ame1yek a ferfit az
er6szakra szoritjak. A hazassag
lehetetlensege uzi azokat is a
"tiltott" szerelem utjara.
Az orvoslas ketfe1e lehet Is
amig ait felismerni mem akar-
jak, addig egyik bortont a mask
utan epithetik, mGgis talalko-
zunk SIX ilyen esettel.
Vagy gazdasagi valtozas, amely
lehetove teszi legszegenyebt
embernek is. hogy millio fele le
mondas es allando retteges mel.
kill csaladot alapitson maganak
vagy olyan tarsadalmi felfogas
amely megengedi es lehet6ve te.
szi hazassagon kivul is nemi
eletet, a szerelmet.
A kepmutatok, az erkolcsvada.
szok. kiilonosen az oregebbek
mindket taborbol, kiabalhatnak
amennyit akarnak arrol a buta
sagrol. hogy kett6 is megelhe1
abbol, amib6l egy ember sem tue
megelni. Tudja mindenki, hogy
ez szemenszedett hazugsag.
Milo es millio embernek nine.
egyaltalan munkaja, bar benr
Evannak abban a korban, amely
megkivanja a nemi eletet, h;
egeszsegesek akarnak maradni.
Milliok epen csak annyit ke
esnek, hogy leghalalosabb kuz
delmek kozt tudnak maganosar
is letezni es ezekt6l mem var
'hatluk ait az erkolcsi batorsagot
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15
MARCIUSIC SZARAZ
WEST VIRGINIA

Bar a szavazok s.azezer sz0=
tobbseggel West Virginiaban a
prohibicio eltorlesere szavaztak
italt csak marcus elseje utan
lesz szabad az allamban arulni.
Tilos lesz szalont felallitani
inert ahol az italt arulni fogjak
oft at nep lesz szabad elfo-
gyaSztani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-11-15
EZ SEM MEGOLDAS


hogy csaladot alapitsanak ma
guknak.
Heti tizenket-tizen0t doflarok--
Dol maganos egyen is alig kepes.
letezni, hogy merhetne hat, aki
ennyit keres, vagy mondjuk aki
husz dollart keres, csaladot alapi--
tani maganak. Fla megtenne, ak
kor el lehetne konnyelmusegert
|itelni.
Maganosan valahogy elverg6--
dix fatal ember ilyen kereset-
tel - ami azonban csak a legrit--
kabb esetben biztos es allando -
de lehetetlen bel6le hazbert fl
zetni, asszonyt ruhaztatni es.
gyereket nevelni.
MaJdnem AIT mondhatnank,
hogy erkolcstelenseg heti tiz-
tizenket dollaros keresetre n6sul-
nj es mem tudjuk erkolcsos do
log-e AIT heti husz-huszonot dol
larral megtenni, ha az ember So
ha mem tudja, hogy mikor vag-
hatjak XII minden figyelmeztetes.
nelkil munkab6l.
Tisztesseges keresetet, a kere--
set emberi szamitas szerint val6.
biztonsagat kell nyujtanunk a
1 fe1serdiilt ifjusagnak, ha meg
akarjuk engedni, vagy lehet6ve,
akarjuk tenni, hogy csa1adot ala
pitson maganak.
Ha azonban ezt mem akaria a
tarsadalom megtenni. akkor re-
vidialni kell hazassagon kivuli
nemi e1etr6l felfogasat es azt
meg kell engedni.
Valamelyik nagyon komoly
pap-tudos AIT irta, mikor Orosz-
orszagbol tavaly visszatert, hogy
az orosz nep azert boldog, inert
a nemi repressio beklyojat levet-
tick a vallarol.
Es bar mem itelt veglegesen a
dologban, hiszen az orosz beren-
dezkedes ma csak kerdeses kiser-
let, megallapitotta mindjart ait
is. hogy hazugsag volt, amit a.
kulfoldi lapokban 0ssze irkaltak
az orosz "erkolcstelensegr6l",
inert olyant OFT mem ismernek.
A hazassagon xviii megenge-
dett nemi elet mem csokkentette
a hazassagok szamat. a valasok
szamat aranylag kevessel eme1te
es a gyermeksziiles sem csokkent
kozelrol sem olyan aranyban.
mint peldaul minalunk, ahol a
gyermekaldas korlato zasat. an
max tanitasat megtiltjak.
FL lehet kepzelni egy olyan fe-
lie megoldast is, amilyent Orosz-
orszagban probal nep talalnS
maganak, de termeszetesen sok-
kal iidvosebb, egeszsegesebb len
ne es sokkal kevesebb megraz-
kodtatassal jarna regi erkol-
csi felfogasnal maradni Is a ha-
zassagot tenni lehetove fatal
nepeknek.
Errol kellene anketezni, err6l
kellene intezkedni, mem pedig ar
rol, hogy fiatalsagnak az uc-
cakra, sikatorokra es az automo-
bilokba szoritott termeszetes osz-
tenet ezentul berakjak a = bor-
onbe. Merit eleg bortont ugy sem
tudnak csinalni, amig nem keres-
mex es nem talalnak termeszetes
megoldast.
Azonkivul a bortonokkel nagy
mertekben ait is elerik, hogy a
. termeszetes nemi indulatokat ter
meszet elfenes utakra fogjak te-
gelni es egy megoldhato Macy
problemabol akkor egy megold-
, hatatlan problemat csinalnak.