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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-30
BARKER HEIGHTS

BARKER HEIGHTS, Mar. 80.
Rev. James Justice called on
! friends here Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Sherman
and family were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N.
Guice of Dana.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Tony. Sunday, March the "a, a
daughter who will be called Mary
Lillian. &c.,.
Mrs. Herman Justice attended
the funeral recently of her grand
father, Calvin kuykendall, at Oak
Grove church.
Mrs. J. A. Nichols and Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnett of Taylorsville,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Floyd Sunday.
Little Betty Bradley returned
to school at Morganton after at
tending the funeral of her grand
father, J. w. Bradley of this
place.
Miss Helen Hudson of East
Fiat Rock, spent the day recently
with Miss Marguerite Ruff.
Miss Elizabeth Whitaker spent
last week with relatives at Bal
four.
Mrs. Roy Justice who has been
Ill for some time was carried to
Mountain Home Sanitarium We'd
nesday for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Redmond
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
%. B. Bradley.
MRS. John Heaton has been
quite Ill but is improving.
Misses Lucille and Fac Potts
VISITED Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis King
of Tuxedo Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Ruff spent
last Sunday in Polk county with
relatives avn
Miss Elvia Justice THOMPSON
has gone to Canton to spend the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. HUI
bert Justice.
Miss Jewel Boyd is visiting
relatives in Columbus this week
J Mr., and Mrs. Roy Gowan spent
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-30
BEHIND THE SCENES
III WASHINGTON
9Y RODNEY BUTCHER.

q. A. report was prepared III which
the council recommended that
electric and gas holding COM
panies be left in existence.
Roper has the report now. He
is trying to get up nerve enough
to take it to Roosevelt. But it's
all likely to remain a deep dark
secret.
TACTICS almost exactly similar
L were used by Wall Streeters
last year in their fight against the
administration stock market reg
ulation bill.
Then the durable goods commit.
tee of NRA was persuaded to is
sue a blast which said the menace
of the bill was a distinct impede
ment to recovery
The guiding spirit in that ac-
ton was the president. of world
famous manufacturing corpora
ton who was especially violent
against the provision for making
complete corporation statements
of assets and other facts.
The stock market bill passed.
And, by a peculiar coincidence,
three months after the Securities
Exchange Commission came into
existence. that world-famous cor
poration defaulted on its bonds.
SENATOR BOB LA TOILETTE
- was invited to lunch the other
day,at mans house. He couldn't
quite place the man when he re-
ceived the invitation by phone.
but the name 50, nded familiar
and he went.
He still couldn't place the host
after he saw him. but there were
others there and he had a good
time
1t wasn't until afterward he
learned he had been entertained
by lobbyist for one Of the big
sugar producing companies. And
it happens that the sugar lobDles
here are among Bob's pet hates.
Copyright, 1885, NEA Service, Incl
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bones of those who have per-
iShed.
"Someday you will reach this
vale. And when you do, | want
you to keep in mind one thing
that those who have fallen there
have done so because they gave
up-because they quit. Had they
kept on trying, had they used the
last ounce of strength they pos
sessed, they would have come
safely out on the other side. .
"No matter how long-no mat
ter how terrible the trip through
this Valley of Despair-it can be
accomplished by everyone who
undertakes it.
"Remember this: No matter
how impossible the barrier that
appears to cross your path, do
not permit yourself to become
disheartened to the point of stop
ping; for when You get close to
the obstacle, no matter how
prodigious, invariably you will
see a way around it or over it or
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-30
BY RODNEY BUTCHER


SEA Service STAFF Correspondent
WASHINGTON - The utilities
w holding company bill which
President Roosevelt wants is be-
ing fought with every backstage
device which can be conceived by
a lobby backed by billions OF dol
lars.
The latest secret move is an at
tack from the rear and an attempt
to bore from within the admins
tration itself.
The weapon is that darling of
Secretary of Commerce Dan
Roper's heart-his Business Ad-
yisory and Planning Council, COM
posed of two or threescore leading
industrialists.
This councils chief function,
though it furnishes rotating men,
bers for NRA's Industrial Advis-
DRY Board, is to serve as a vehicle
for getting Mr.. Roper's name in
the papers.
Every so often Uncle Dan pops
out with an announcement of
something very important the
council is about to do. First il
was virtually going to run the
MIRA. Later it was going to be
very important in the reorganized
NRA. '.eri
Awhile ago it was going to
serve as adviser for the $4,000
100000 work-relief program
though every insider snickered as
he heard that one.
1t remained for President
Henry l. Hartman of the u S
Chamber of Commerce. who op-
poses the holding company bill. to
figure out how the council could
really be useful. Cor perhaps
someone suggested it to him.
/ Hartman padded down to the
Commerce Department. He found
in charge of the council Harry
Kendall, prominent manufacturel
and one of RooseveltS business
advisers.
J Kendall was persuaded that the
ouncil should oppose the bill.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-30
THE VALE OF DESPAIR
Ry WICKES WAMBOLDT-

under it or through it; or it will
vanish completely"
In the course of time this young
man married a woman whom he
adored. Then one day she told
him calmly that she loved his
friend and must have her free
dom.
In his anguish, he prepared to
take his own life, when suddenly
he remembered what his father
had told him. He recognized that
he had entered the Vale of Des-
pair. But he knew he had not
the strength to get through it
alone.
SO he engaged a companion
whose sole duty was to keep him
from taking his own life.
For two years his companion
was with him day and night,
Then. as his father had predict
ed, he found himself emerging
from the Vale Of Despair. His
sense of realities and true values
had returned. The sun shone,
the birds sang: and the flowers
bloomed again for him.
Then he met another woman.
And in her loving loyalty he
found all that he had lost in the
faithless wife and more.
A man needs but one thing to
take him through the Value of
Observation-Disclosures. 1t will
bring him out surely and safely.
And the journey will give him
strength, poise, and understand
ing and, mahap, peace which
otherwise never could have been
his.
Tbof &c Won con 1.-Two Oipp1V on
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Sunday IN A sheYille.

Sunday N ASheVlIIe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Jones have
moved into this section Oh the
Spartanburg highway.
Miss Sarah Sherman spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Walter
Constant of Mills River.
NJ. and Mrs. B. Westall of
Flat Rock, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
James Heaton Thursday
Bryan Fowler of East Flat
Rock, visited his grandfather, j.
L. Cannon, who is i'll this week.
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lures. In your
course through
this world, you
no doubt sooner
or la t er will
reach the Vale
of Despair-thru
which you must
pass. 1t is d
place of terrible
aspect, 1t makes
sick . the heart.
Throughout this
valley on every
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-30

A father said to his son who
was going forth into the worlds.
activities, "You will have many
experiences and many adven-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-30
CRCMWELLS IN INDIA

DELHI, India, March 3O. "
James Cromwell and his bride.
former Doris Duke, word; Z
est girl had luncheon with
Viceroy. Lord WiIIimgdon' at
eminent house here yeste''
They are on a honeymoon CT
of the Orient.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-30

SCOTTIE led his blind master MIR. Ducke through su,
years in sour universities Kansas, Nebraska Cbjcavo W.
Columbia When Mr. Duckett received his master Of arts S
from Columbia in 1882. Scotte given honorable usS
and the following day awarded the medal Of hmw
he New York Administration Society.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-30

Solicit funds for good cause and you'll dis
cover that arteries aren't the only things that hard
en- with age.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-30

The bad man thinks he : =
in the bushes, but this isn't :
unless they are ambusAes'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-30

days when the coalition of two or more enterpriS-
inc individuals in the carrying on of business
der the corporate form was relatively unknown.
This bill, as proposed is dangerous and destruc-
tive legislation, however commendabel its objec-
tives. 1t is not worthy of legislators who take an
oath to support and not destroy the Constitution.
1t is simply the work OF those who believe in the
philosophy that the end justifes the means-a phi
losophy that has in the past bred tyranny and ulti
mately revolution
simple amendment to the Rayburn-Wheeler
Public Utility bill, if adopted, would subject all
manner of business to direct supervision of the fed
eral government. Is it not time that ask our
selves better STILL our representatives in con-
gress, What Next?'-Montgomery Herald
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-30
WHAT Me-

To make a house livable ]
rebuild it from the foundatio,
it is not necessary to destroy
ness and equity embodied il
tuition.
Should the Rayburn-Whed
be passed the federal govef
ordain that all corporations
To exist and that we should q
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-30

That is, you can live nicely on
$1,000 year unless you make
$4,000. Then it takes 100000.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-30

~ necessary 20
America
eiples of fair
itent Consti-
Mic Utility bill
Knight as well
Hereafter cease
to stage coach
The Washington times., 1935-08-16
WHEAT LEADS
| GRAINS UP

!, CHICAGO, Aug. Is G.N.SO. =.
Wheat advanced more than a
cent in early dealings today on
buying inspired by pronounced
strength at Winnipeg and Liver
pool.
December wheat was bid up
13sc to 9O7sc before realizing
sales checked the upturn. Corn
advanced a small fraction to
57kc.
August wheat in the Winnipeg
market was about &c higher in
response to unfavorable weather
reports. Liverpool was about a
pence higher. Near midsession,
prices here for wheat were y to
s4c up, corn 1s to Vac up, and
oats unchanged to 3sc up. Rye
was u to 24c up.
The Washington times., 1935-08-16
Treasury Statement
| Shows u. 5. Spent
Over Billion in JULY

The Government has begun
spending it's second billion dollars
in the present fiscal year, which
began July /.
The Treasury's daily statement,
as of the close of business, August
10, showed that total expenditures
for the year had amounted to
$1,000, 196,741.
Actual expenditures thus far
have been in excess of budget
estimates which forecast a daily
average of $23.30O,OO0. Instead.
actual expenditures have! been at
the rate of $.9,5O0,000 a day.
A deficit of $3.50, 670,O27 has
been established for the year.
which compares with $329,O18,938
for the comparable date last year.
The Washington times., 1935-08-16
COTTON STOCKS
MIXED

NEW YORK. Aug. 16 G.N.S0.
The cotton market was mixed in
later trading today. with October
and the near months under pres
sure, selling off about Is cents
a bale, while the far months
ranged as much as SIS cents a
bale higher in the July contract.
Lower Liverpool cables and
liquidation on the advance in
october yesterday, were factQKi
In the decline.
The trade, the Continent, the
Far East and Liverpool were
buying against selling from wire
houses, the South and locals.
Hedge selling was in evidence.
The Washington times., 1935-08-16

drive to adjourn Congress next
week. ,
Early selling was concentrated
on motors, steels and other Indus
trials. General Motors lost around
a point and Chrysler gave way.
The latter rebounded easily once
the pressure lifted.
Atchison was a strong spot in
the carrier list, rising around a
point. New York Central was
active.
Buying in utilities was in adj
vance of the conference between
Senate and House over the hold
ing company bill.
Building shares gave way with
Johns Manville. Farm stocks met
support and Case Threshing went
above the previous close.
The Washington times., 1935-08-16
Newspaper Ads Up
1.4Per Cent in JULY

Newspaper advertising in July
gained IA per cent over June, &C.
cording to the index of the news
paper advertising published by
Printers Ink today. The index is
adjusted for the seasonal fluctua,
lions and the number of days in
the month.
The index rose to 77.2 last
month from 76.1 in June. The cur
rent figure is IL per cent higher
than July, 1884. The index is
based on the average of advertis.
ing lineage.
The Washington times., 1935-08-16

CANADA
Montreal funds in New York, $1.2S dis
count
The Washington times., 1935-08-16
Schen|ey Marketing
New Whisky Product

Marketing of the Wilken Fam
lily Blended Whisky has been be-
gun by the Schenley Products
Corporation.
The whisky is a new product,
sponsored by Harry E. Wilken, ST.,
and family. and produced under
Mr.. Wilken's supervision. A new
corporation, which has been set
UP as owned by Schenley Distill
ers, Inc. .--~.---
The Washington times., 1935-08-16

and more.
The whole list
firmed up as a
result but the
industrial Sec
ton continued
backwards.
The weekend
trade reviews
were bulli S h
and told OF
large fall buy
ing in whole
sale lines. NO
tice also was
taken of pass
age of the tax
bill and the
The Washington times., 1935-08-16
RAILS
!. !: BOOST STOCKS
=
! AFTER DROP
BY LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, Aug. 16 0.NS.O
Buying in utilities and rails came
to the support of the stock market
today after first-hour reaction
which saw leaders drop point
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-14

es valojaban mem biztosit6
egylet, hanem a vDros propa-
ganda eszk0ze lett bel6le.
o igen, adnak biztositast,
amt borsos aron kell meg
fizetni a tagsagnak, de a v0-
r0s propaganda ma is az egy-
let focelja.
Kitetszik ez abbol, hogy
amig tavaly ketszaz0tezer dol
lart utaltak XII 6sszesen be-
tegsegelyre es eletbiztositasra,
ugvanannyit kolt0ttek iigyke-
zelesre, amelynek egyes tetelei
a voros propaganda koltsegeit
takarjak.
Huszonnyolcezer dollart kap
evente az vi El6re es meg ket
kisebb v0ros szennylap "hiva-
talos lapsag" cimen, hogy a
voros maszlagot terjessze S
ezen xviii is t0bb tizezer dol
lart utalnak XII kul0nfele ci-
meken voros propaganda &C.
lOkra.
Az 0nkepz6 volt tagjai, il
letve a volt 0nkepz6 volt tag
jai talan ezt mem banjak,
inert ha mar elvesztettek a
maguk egeszseges egy}etet,
legalabb az elveiket terjesztiL
De nit SZolnak aZOk a ta-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-14

gok, akiket mem a kommu-
MINUS, hanem a biztositas re-
menye witt abba az egyletbe
es akik mem tudtak idaig,
hogy ahban a step-up rata
mellett minden evben tobbet
fognak fizetni; ugy, hogy We
gill tis d0lldr1G is n1agdsabb
less a havidij, ha az Greg kort
elerik?
Es NIT sz6lnak ahhoz, hogy
a kiadasok fele voros propa-
gandara megy, ahelyett, hogy
tartalek-alapot gyujtenenek
ARA az "ivo" kotvenyre, amely
most semmi tartalek ertek-
kel mem bir?
Es NIT szolnak ehhez azok a
magyar egyletek, amelyek a
Lundeen-bill es "a tarsadalmi
biztositas cegere alatt a v0r0-
SOkkel "k0zOS frOntot" csinal-
max, hogy a k0z0s frontok
el6szobaibol aztap becsalogas-
SAX oket az ivo-ba?
Mi mem tOrodiink azzal, ha
a kommunistak a sajat elvei-
ket >hirdetik, es ha azokat hiv-
jak magukhoz, akik hisznek a
vOrOS eSZmekben. Ehhez min
denkeppen joguk van.
J De lit megcsaljak azokat a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-14

magyarokat, akiknek biztO1i
tast igernek, ha mem m0ndj ~
meg nekik, hogy
az I. w. o. step-up rend-
seer mellett mtik6dik,
mem ugy mint a magyar
egyletek, amelyekben egy
tag tagsagidija soha ne1n
emelkedik, akarmilyen
kort ert el. S ha ne1n
vilagositjak fel, hogy az
iv6-ban a kotvenyek be-
valtasi, meghosszabb bbitasi
es k0lcson ertekkel MEM
BIRNAK; es aki AIT mem
tudja tovabb fizetni, az
mindent elveszit, annak
semmi keresni val6ja
mines tobbe.
Es megcsaljak a magyaro-
kat a "tarsadalmi biztositas"
k0z0s frontjaval, ha mem
mondjak meg nekik, hogy az
csak cegernek van a k0z0s-
k0desre kifestve, inert a f6-
eel az, hogy a k0zos fronto-
kon keresztul a magyarokat
az ivo-ba csabitsak, amit be
is ismert par hete az vi El6re
egyik vezeto cikkeben.
(Foltatas a ?. oldalon),
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-14

AIT el6bb kellett volna
meggondolnia.
S hiaba eskiid0z0tt a ferfi
ezutan is: hogy a vilagert sem
valik el szep es fatal parjatol.
Agnes makacsul megmaradt a
mellett, hogy var, var es var.
Elhataro7asat kivetelesen k0-
z0lte szuleivel is. SIT azoknak
mar ait is bevallotta, hogy mi
re szamit.
= Valami bels6 &rzes, t0bb
a sejtelemnel, - mondta fana-
tikusan, = AIT sugja nekem,
hogy meghal az az asszony
hiaba sep es fatal
Sziil6i elkepedtek. Szinte ait
hittek, hogy meghibbant a le-
anyuk agya.
Hat ezt az eszel6sseget bi-
zony nehezen fogja megerteni
es valoszinunek itelni meg az
is, aki ismerte igor Agnest
de talan eligazodik rata, ha
megismeri a t0rtenetet.
XII volt 81?
Sziil6i a csalad szegyenenek
mondottak egymas k0z0tt, ro-
konai a csalad eszenek. Isme.
r6sei hol skrimpicianak, hol
sarkany-kigy6nak. A cseledek
es a k0znep foldontuli hatal.
mat tulajdonitottak neki. S6t
Matyis, a pankuhar egyeneser
AIT allitotta, hogy nem is igaz
ember, hanem boszorka, hites
felesege Asmodias ord0gnek &
a pokol kiildeteseben jar a fol.
don. Val6sagos legendak ke'
rengtek rola, amire bowen okot
szolgaltatott titokzatos, er6sza
kos lenye, zark6zottsaga =
meg a sziiloivel szemben is -
S f0lenyes, mindenkit lekicsiny
l6 modora.
Szobaleanya ait allitotta ro
la, hogy atvirrasztja az ejsza
kakat, ilyenkor (megleste {
kulcslyukon) hajmereszt6 dol
gokat miivel. Hogy mix lettel
legyen eek a hajmereszt6 dol
gok, AIT mem merte (?) a ko
morna elarulni, csak annyit
meselt el a konyha nepenek
hogy csodatevo szerei vannak
(alighanem az emberek meg
rontasara), egyebek k0z0tt egy
pokverrel megt0lt0tt kek i've
gecske, egy| selyemmadzagor
logo kutyafark, stb.
Az igazsag azonban az volt
hogy azert virrasztotta at Ag
mes az ejszaka egy reszet, mert
olvasott.
Kiveteles mertekben kifejl6
d0tt tudasvagya mem hagyts
nyugodni, folyton kepezte ma
gat.
Huszon0teves korara amy
ismeretet gyujt6tt, hogy kial
lotta volna a versenyt akark
polihisztorral.
! Beteve tudta Schoppen
hauert es a Korpusz Juriszt
Kantot, Shakespeare es a bib
liat.
Amellett olyan valasztekosar
tudott beszelni, mint Chatan
lordja es ugy zongorazott, mini
a zapores6.
De legjobban szerette mine
k0z0tt Nietzset, inert magars
ismert a szertelen tudos tul
embereben. (Ubermensch)
Es valoban csodalatos kvali
tasai yoltak a venlanynak. 4
t0bbi emberet6l teljesen elut6
minden n6iesseg nelkul szik0l
k0d6 volt a jelleme.
Fanatikusa volt az akarat
max es az igazsagnak. Energia
ia mem ismert akadalyokat, ia
Ian a buntol sem riadt volns
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-14

N6ys N0NCe" vesAVAAAesA, AS6J
megoldja a szemermetesked6
szobacicus nyelvet. Praktizalta
8 EFT a modszert mem egyszer
es mindig bevalt. Most azon-
ban bizony felsult vele egy
kisse.
Mindenekel6tt kiesett az an
tik csesze a szobacica kezeb6l
Is ezer darabra tort. Aztan -
ahelyett, hogy meg melyebbre
huzta volna, - lekapta a leany
a fejkend6jet, mire a merenyl6
legott megbanta ,merenyletet,
kivilagosodvan, hogy a szoba-
cica arcvonasai mem allottak
harmoniaban a sep hajaval.
De EFT meg csak elviselte
volna a baro, hanem a leany
magatartasa mar valosaggal
megijesztette.
- XII on? - kerdezte az ell
fulva, halalsapadtan.
= En- = felelt a baro meg
szeppenve, - baro Balvandy
Antal vagyok, kosokert j0ttem.
E's - folytatta a leany
Is most meg minden we're az
arcadia szaladt), - hogy inert
engem megcsoko]ni?
- Ejnye - feszengett a meg
szeppent ferfiu rosszat sejtve,
- hisz nem kell ahhoz valami
Macy kurazsi +. Ne haragud-
jon lelkem, - tette hozza, -
iowa teszem a hibat.
Gondolta magaban: egy IT,
zessel maid csak kibekiti az
erenyes szobaleanyt.
Agnes egy pillanatig mer6en
nezte a ferfit, = (volt NIT lat
nj rata: pompas, dallas ajax
volt), = nezte, aztan lesutotte
szemet.
= Az mas, bar6 Balvandy
jegyezte meg balkan, - ait
hittem, hogy on nos.
= Hiszen az vagyok. :.
A leanynak villamot szort a
SCENE.
Akkor hogy akarja jova
tenni? = kerdezte fenyeget6
hangon.
A baro SCENE mem szort vii
lamot, csak nyiladozni kez-
dett. Egg szobaleany, velte,
mem merne vele ilyen hangon
beszelni.
- Tulajdonkeppen XII maga,
lelkem? - hebegte riadtan.
- igor Agnes vagyok.
S g6gosen f0lvetette szemet
a leany.
Balvandy legjobb szeretett
volna a fold ala sulyedni, de
minthogy ezt mem tehette,
kenytelen volt mas kibuv6t ke-
reSni.
- Akkor persze - dadogta,
- kisse nehezen fog menni a
dolog. Mert NIT tehetek egye-
bet, minthogy bocsanatot ker-
jek nagysagodtol II. Elvegre
is = magyarazta kinjaban, =
sz6ra sem 'erdemes az eset, te-
vedes fofgott fem 7. s NIT art
kegyednek az a pici csokL
- Az mem ugy van = jelen-
tette XII Agnes, megnyomva
minden egyes szotagot, We
lem mem lehet ugy banni, mint
egy szobalannyal.
= Hat hogy van? Hogy le-
gyen? = kerdezte Balvandy XII
meresztve szemet.
- Ugy, hogy en- varni fogok
niagara, mindaddig, amig alb
ban a helyzetben mem lesz,
hogy elegtetelt adhasson ne
KEN.
Milyen elegtetelt, az Is
tenert?
Olyat, amilyet egy uri-
leany egy ilyen inzultus feje-
ben megk0vetelhet egy uriem-
bert0l.
Hat ez eleg erthet6 beszed
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