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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15
should Fix Taxation Now.

therefore, that had the war continued.
the expenditures would have reached
the amount estimated"
should Fix Taxation Now.
Secretary McAdoo says 1t Is impor-
tant that the basis of taxation for next
year should be determined now and
continues:
Business and industry and indivi-
dual initiative and enterprise are en-
titled to know in advance tho basis
OF taxation upon which all the .activi-
ties OF the nation must be conducted y
Prosperity cannot be maintained II
business is kept in uncertainty as to
taxation. It is always unfortunate TO
be compelled to enact tax biil az
the end of the calendar year. with
retroactive effect, A,stead of in advance
Of the calendar year, which would per-
NIT contracts and business arrange
ments generally to be entered into
with certainty as to the burden OF
taxation to be borne. This is gross
injustice to business and to all forms
of enterprise.
II is costly also to the people at
large. as they are required to pay
higher prices for their necessities, be-
cause producers. in order to be on the
ca fe side. fix prices on the assumption
hat taxes may be higher than they
subsequently turn out to be. Definite
ness and Certainty as to the basis OF
taxation should be given in the pend
ing bill. not alone " to the calendar
wear. 1918. but as to the calendar year.
1918. This will enable business anu
enterprise to proceed with commence
and courage
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15
Acid-Stomach Victims
Sickly, Weak, Unfit,
Depressed

Your life depends on the strength
you get from your food. There Is
no other way.
EATONIC is in pleasant-tasting
tablet form-just like a, bit of
candy. We urge you--no matter
what you have tried-take Eatonic
just one week and find out for
yourself how wonderfully improved
you will feel. See how quickly
EATONIC banishes the immediate
heartburn. belching. food-repeating.
sour, gassy stomach. indigestion.
etc. See too. how quickly your
general health impreves--how much
more you relish your food--how
much more easily II is digested--
how soundly you sieep--how ner-
vousness and irritability disap-
pear. And all simply because by
taking EATONIC. you have rid
your stomach Of lot of excess
acid that has been holding you
back and making your life miser-
able.
EATONIC Is absolutely harmless.
1t can be taken by the most deli
cate. Tens OF thousands Of peo-
pie who have used II are cnthu-
siastic in It's praise.
This wonderful modern remedy
is absolutely guaranteed 80 you
run no risk In giving 1t a trial.
Obtain---today-a big Soc box with
our positive guarantee that II you
are not pleased in every way, you
get your soc back. You know
your druggist--and you can safely
trust him to make this guarantee
good.--Ady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15
GERMANY'S Boosted
ITALIAN BOOTY

New York, Nov. 1.-THE boast
of the German government some time
ago that it had on exhibition in Ber-
lin valuable collection of Italian
paintings and sculpture captured by
the Teutonic armies during their in
vasion of Northern Italy last year
has afforded great amusement to the
Italians The fact is that very few
indeed Of Italy's real treasures have
been lost by falling into German
hands, although tho invaded region
was full Of priceless art objects. For,
in spite of the horror and panic at
tcndant upon that invasion. the Italian
people carried out n carefully organ
lied system OF salvage Of their treas
ures.
When it was certain that the Italian
line was wavering, Arduino Colasenti.
placed by the minister of public in
struction in charge OF the work Of safe
guarding Nhe country's art treasures
divided the threatened region into
three zones. The supreme command OF
the army put trucks, necessary tim
Der and men at his disposal. There
was no time for elaboration. Colasen-
tbs instructions were to keep in con-
tact with the enemy and remove art
objects only when it become evident
that town was about to be taken by
the Huns. He was, therefore, obliged
to keep watch OF a front 400 miles long
and to rush his trucks at a moments
notice to yielding point.
The plan worked to perfection, 1t
has been reported. Citizens OF threat
ened towns wrapped their art treas
dres ready for transportation and fire.
auently these would be departing on
ColasentFs trucks from one side OF a
town at the very moment that the
Austrians would be entering from the
other. or course few valuable paint
ings were missed. occasionally some
were too large for the trucks. others
would not be made ready for departure
in time, the owners feeling too secure
from invasion and unwilling 20 risk
harm to their treasures Most of them,
however were saved. The entire COL
lection in the Museum of Padua. for
example, was removed
As Venice was considered to be in
great danger all the collections still
remaining In her museums were re-
moved The Colleoni. statue proved so
heavy that before IL could be lifted
from its foundations and carried to
safety the crowd that had assembled
to watch the proceedings was called
upon TO help and SEWING the ropes,
even the children pulled with will.
Soldiers in many bombarded towns did
their utmost to save the beautiful old
freseocs on the ruined walls
with the exception of small part
of the Museum OF rdine. tho only art
objects believed to have been captured
by the Huns were n triptic attributed
to Hitian but whose Cenuineress has
never been proven. a work by Porde-
none and small picture of the school
of Bellini.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15

problem of the world today, is the
probi M Of feeding it," Herbert
Hoover the food administrator, told
a conference OF senators this afternoon.
This statement was made In explana
ton of The general food situation and
the decision to send Mr.. Hoover abroad
TO take command of the food distri-
button in Europe. Mr.. Hoover told
the senators that Their Is no neces-
sity for any extension of the food con
troll legislation. Under tho authority
o. the embargo act and other meas
ufes. he said. he has ample authority
to do all that Is needed to be done
In this country
He said his duties abroad would
be confined chiefly to the feeding ot
tile Belgians. Jugo-Siavs,, Serbisns and
the civil population in other countries
Of Central Europe which We're dc.
vastated by the Germans Although
he made no mention of the Germans
in the present plan for food distrihu'
ton, he said that upon his return from
abroad II might become necessary tc
ask co ross to extend credits Of fooc
or none for the purchase of food It
the Gerl IN population.
TIL suggestion did not take very
well with the senators In lhe confer
ence. Several OF then expressed stronf
6isapproVal o. any policy of extending
aid TO the pecnle u the fallen German
empire. Cthc1s suggested that IL WI!
an unfortunate time to propose su
a move. and that il might be strongly
resented by the American people, Mr.
Hoover went Ola 10 explain that no plar
for tho feeding of The Germans have
been decided upon. but predicted tina
complete survey of the situation
abroad may make il incum bent upo!
America so extend aid of some kint
to prevent the population Of GERMANY
from sta rving.
il was suggested that to carry GU
the plans proposed by Mr.. Hoover. i
might be necessary to create re
voivlng fund of several hundred mil
lion dollars. to be used by hun in sup
plying food 10 the European nations
MIR. Hoover said he had reached M
conclusion on this point.
Although tho conference was in
formal. It was executive, and senator
, who attended were extremely reticen
a bout discussing Mr. Hoover's state
ment The conference was callet
hastily by Senator Martin after Mr
/ Hoover had res cfed the capitol, other
present being Senators Iioke. Smith
Pomerene. Pittman, Underwood
Kellogg, Kenyon, and Swanson. MI
Hoover was accompanied by Mr.
| Glasscocl<, general counsel OF the foo
administration
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15

directing pursuit OF the cars that
figured in yesterdays arrests and
others suspected OF being engaged In
the hootleGging business.
All roads leading into Virginia from
Baltimore, Maryland, and Philadel-
phia, by way of Alexandria. Freecc
icksburg. Staunton, Charlottesville and
Glen Allen. and all other roads app
preaching Richmond and leading into
Chesterfield are being watched by
armed representati> es Of the state
prohibition forces and any and all
means necessary 10 the wiping out
OF the illegal trnfficking in whiskey
including the free use of firea as
Will be employed hy the authorities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15
Where Diamonds Come From.

In the great diamond fields Of South
Africa the stones are found in what
are called pipes" round or oval stems
of a peculiar sort Of rock. several acres
In extent at the top and running down
to unknown depths. Near the surface
this rock, rich In iron. Is disintegrated
by exposure to the weather and as
sumes a yellowish color. The precious
gems are readily extracted from the
frinble rock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15

ices because they were imbued with
the proper spirit.
rThis association" he continued,
represents not only the newly formei
national guards If ten states OF the
union. hut also the national guard of
all of the states wbich left our shores
TO make the periious trip across the
Atlantic to night on the western front
for the freedom Of the world
1--WE are here TODAY IN convention
10 determine, if possible, the future
status of tnose national suardSmen
when they return TO their respective
states. We hope to formulate some
plan. suitable to the federal govern
ment, whereby the national guard viii
rec Give recognition from our leGtsla~
turss, and they certainly deserve recog-
milton for the fine record they have
made oyer there We also hope the
national guard may he an important
factor IN any scheme which may he
evolved for universal training which
must come at m "arly date, II this
grand nation ~ ourf is to maintain its
leadership among future nations Of the
world"
Open House to ci~gste-.
Cclone' stern at this tIncturc. ad-
vfeed the DELEGATES that Governor
Davis had extended, through him, an
invitation to the visitors 70 repair -
the governors mansion. following at-
/ iournmeht II the morning session. for
lunch. Colonel stern also stated that
the West - oreland. commonw salth and
| University clubs had extended cordial
Invitations to tn" nilitiamen To make
them elves nj home at the respective
institutions during their stay in Rich
! fnond.
An automobile sightseeing trip to
| the various historical points Of inter-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15
PATRIOTIC WOMEN.

The Richmond Virginian
offers patriotic women a
chance to earn money to buy
War Saving Stamps, make
payments on Liberty Loan
Bonds or increase Savings
Bank accounts.
The work is out doors,
light, healthy and pleasant.
The hours are such as can be
spared from house old
duties or school work. The
pay is liberal and settlement
Of salary made daily.
This is an opportunity of a
life time and should appeal
to every loyal woman in
Richmond that has a few
hours spare time to devote
to earning money to help end
the war.
Patriotic women if you are
interested call at The Rich.
mond Virginian Office, 80
North Seventh Street and
enquire for the,
Circulation Manager.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15
Winsone Childhood.

The growing child frankly finds him
self the most interesting person In the
world and we forgive him to some e..
tent and attempt TO show him that he
must conceal his personal liking for
himself. Some Of us may recall the
story Of the little boy who had been Z
delightful listener while his mother
{real bore) told the neighbors Of his
cute little manners and ways.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15
Charity Regins at Homo.

London. Nov 14.--Mr. Clines.
British food controller. speaking
yesterday in parliament. declared
that victory imposed obligations
as well as war. and that there WAS
ahead the duty OF feeding the
destitute countries. In conjunc-
tion with Mr.. Hoover. american
food administrator, he said, he
was able to set up an inter-aiiied
organization, through which as
sistance could be rendered To the
starving enemy But he did not
mean. he said. TO give any prefer
encs to the starving enemy-the
allies md neutrals certainly hay
ing The first claim.
"Refore we substantially In
crease cur own rations or throw
away our own coupons" he said,
there is. an obligation 10 supply
the reasonable ana immediate
needs of the conquered foe." ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15
"Nerves" Easily Explained.

What Is eccentricity In one stage Of
experience Is natural In another, and
many state the average physician
calls nerves Is really the movement
II the individual on larger orbit OF
perception. expression aud, perhaps,
realization.-Gertrude Caren Whitney.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15
Huns Muxt Behave.

FoTaa. Nov. fA.--Marshal Foch
Win not lose n moment carry
sin9 out his threat, conveyed 10
The German army command to-
dAy Of taking rigid Erprtsal meas
ureU q the Germans do not inn
mod1atcly stop committing acts
~ v1oeence upon French and Bel
g1n1 fnhabitAnts.
IN q Wfrcicas meSsage sent to
IT, German army headquarters.
III AIMED gcncralisstmo says, de-
1exAcs3on and pillage he still going
q unYestrA<4est in Brussels and
Other parts Of Belgium, In direct
violation % the German promise
q President Wilson and Of the
arRnfSt1ce terms
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15
Gone to Grass.

In Spain there are shoes made OF
grass. and they will wear for 25 years.
But we'd ns soon eat grass MS rely on
1t for footwear. and who wants to
wear n pair Of shoes IS years, anyhow
Buffalo Times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15
Meyers Rcnnmcs Streets.

Paris. Nov 1.-THE municipal
council of Nevers, an important center
on the American lines of communica-
tons, has rechristened streets OF the
town in honor of President Wilson.
Premier Clemenceau and General La
fayptte.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15

in his employ that when, in their
Judgment the necessity for their pres
ence In his organization no longer
exists. that they so notify him. giving
him the power to pass on the wisdom
of their designations at this time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15
WHEN TONY GOES
OVER THE TOP
Song OF Italian Warrior Who SERVED
Uncle Sam.

Merry folks throughout the land are
Yelling with delight over the trials and
tribulations Of the little Italian apps.
trophized. in a new song called When
Tony Goes over the Top" the latest
craze in popular ditties. The story
tells of the dauntless Tony who fearS
nothing. gives nothing. and wants
nothing but the scalp OF Hun. Here
is a part Of the songs chorus:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15

The scarcity OF good barber shops
these days is easily explained. There
is no Tony there. He has donned the
khaki for the red bandanna and hts
razor Is ready to carve the lurking
Hun---Ady
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15
British Elections December IL.

London, Nov. 14.--Chancellor Bonar
Law announced in the commons late
today that the general election in the
British Isles will take place on De-
cember IA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15
Troops to Remain.

Lpudon. Nov. 1.-the cor
lOnponl1cn4 learns that owing tn
th0 lsoven,cnt within Germany
opposlnR the Allied arnistier
terms, amy Large withdrawal of
troops or rehabilitation by tho
a1llcs and America will not be
nuunSh3c Tn the immediate future,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15

Self possession is nine points with
the lawyer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15

E0f the German armed forces
4ssls.
blRfan Socialists also are
- b stirring up trouble
a tho Belgians.
il s. believed, however, that
mos& Of them are Flemings, who
Ter entry Of the allies into the
| c9pital.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15

therefore, that had the war continued.
the expenditures would have reached
the amount estimated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15
FIVE MEN, SIX CARS

{conosuded from Page one.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15
SENATORS DIVIDED

Continued on Page Two.>
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-15
M'ADOO WANTS

Concluded from Page One.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-08

49, Otto lest dobry srodek. ktory mo
1esz xyprOboyyae dla z6uo-
wolenia / to Eupetnie darmo.
UEywane 50 W podwoJnym~ rniaI
NaiprxOdi PierwsZym l n~a1SfowhIeJ-
.zvm csIem Plapao-Pads jest, re raz
przylozons cisgle p~rzylega12 90 oSaa-
hionv,h muskul6w 1 przytrzymuJa me-
dvcyne TAX Zwaue Plapao' ktora Po
IA viasciwosci sciegajace ! hSor& "
ootsczeniu ze skiadnikami medycEEo-
Rr1,Tj cZsniaceT sic masy dzlala ku pa.
wvArzenIu cyrkulacyi krwi,
Nv ten sposob muskuly l rzyproWsGz
Jac ie do normaluego stanu Say SpLS
fystoscL. wtedy 6opiero, a ME prEeuSeh'
mokna sic spodztewac Zntkniecla rup-
49, Poyytoref BSdac samo p~rzylesa12-
cemi celem zapobiegania 81?
c16Sanka- Plapao-PadS okazafy sic. wa
ovm czynnikiem W utrzymywanlu Iup-
fury. ktoret pas utrzyInac sic me noHH
setkI ludzi starycn iooy :"
AZ o~dbIerania przysieSt, przysiesalac,
e. PIapao-Pads wylecnyfy leu rupSutT
.1nslnis niekotre z tych ruptur oyfy
= hardzo groznym stanie l bardzo sta
Se unnI. CANINE, dsieh 4 noe.
wanna wlaScfwoScis lecZenia Piapno-
pad fest. ze stosunkowo trivia tylAo
kr6tko do osiagniecia TO Z
Dovodu tego, Ie czynnosc Jest nleustan-
ns przez "a godzin ma dobe' a "lse
prZez dZlen 1 hOS. 5n.J ptawy-
rody / zadnego bolu./ kazdeJ ehWiil,
a spisz lub ~pracujesz, ten doskona5
Srodek niewdzialnie wpaoa t ~
MOVIE zycie / SHY, ktoEe to shy SO tynl
brzusznym 'potrzebne, aoy
mosiy utrzymac w~netrznosci W sroaku
hr11cba bez sztucznej zewnetrznej pod
pory.
7,.osv. ma kt6rych P~lapao-Pads pra-
cuia' moga latwo bye zroEumiane, gay
sts sDorisdnie ma powyzsza ilustracye
1 d sic p-zeczyta ~nastepujsce oe1as-
PIapao-Pnd Jest zrobiony z silnego
~gietkfego materyafu ,,E", ktorego &C.
eha fest zastosowanie sic do ruehow
ciala / zupelna wygoda W noszeniu'
Wewnetrzna lego strona Jest lepka, po-
So6nis Tag plaster (acZkolwiek rozni
ale on cd plastra), CO zapooiega, by
cz6{enko b" zsuwafo sic z mie1sca.
"A" lest to ten ~powiskszOny koniec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-08
KLUB z JADwIGoWA CORA.

Znany klub z Jadwigowa pm. DE
tamble Jrs." ubieg}ej niedzieli popof.
zadai sromotna porazke klubowi lii
berty A. c.. Ma pochwaie zasiuguje
rzucacz Repka, strony wygryWajacej
kt6ry wymachai az s~zesnastu przeci-
wnik6w. Ora wediug kolejek:
Liberty A. c.: r. n. T.
O0O102O O-5 6 5
Detamble Jrs.:
OO1O 6 4 ks 20 1
B~aterye: Kieibasa, Dolona i Buck;
Repka / Szczepahski.
P.S. - Klub Detamble Jrs. prosi
o CRY z klubami wieku cd lat IL do
16. Pc CRY zgiaszac sic t~elefonicznie
Humboldt 1927 i pyta6 sic o Stani-
slawa. Telefonowat pomiedzy godz'
eta a Tina wieczorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-08
DZIEWIATKA GREJCZIkA DOSIA'
LA SMARY.
%6%

Dziewiatka Grejczyka pod nazwa ~
deaIs' powedrowala do Hammond Ind
i TAME zosta1a pokonana przez klub
HAMMOND. Nasi ME zle sic staw1li ale
dziki rzut rzucacza Zwiefki l diva ,,by-
XII" w drugiej kolejce popelnione przez
Knybla | Wedekinda daily prZeclWnl-
kom diva punkta. DIVA spacery / bezple
czne uderzenie W t~rzeciej kolejce dafo
przeciwnikom zn6w diva punkta. W 0S-
mel kolejce przeciwnicy ponownie DO
stall diva punkta przez bezpieczne ude-
rzenia Mostel'a i Bourk'a / omy4ke po-
pelniona przez Knybla.
Nasi zas zdobyli punkta: W szosteJ
kolejce Layden dostaf wolny spacer l
skradl druga mete Reede uderzyf bez'
piecznie ma jedna mete, Wedekind pod
biz wysoko do %rzucacza, ale on rzsu-
bill" pike z powodu wiatru; podniosf
ia iednak i wyrzucif Readego ma dru-
giei mecie. Layden przez to uderzenie l
CO.
przez swa sprawnoSc dobiegf do mety
domowej. w si6dmej kOlejce zdobyto
punkt przez bezpieczne uderzenia kny
bla i Lewandowskiego i Hayden'a kto-
nv SVEN uderzeniem wprowadzif do
mety domowei Knybla. Zwiefka zas
SVEN uderzeniem ma dwie mety wpro-
wadzi1 Lewandowskiego i Hayden'a 2
punktami co sprawilo, re obie die
wiatki stanely ma r6wni.
Dlak lubu Hammond rzucai zeszfo
roczny rzucacz klubu Peoria pod ma
zwa Reynolds. q nami zas ponownie
era wszystkim znany Stasiek (Stack)
Lewandowski.
Oba powyzej podane kluby
ponownie sic zmierzq w Dzle6 Dick
czynienia" Decoration Day. ma bois-
ku Hammond - i jak Grejczyk twier
dzi, odwetuje on ia porazkc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-08
Oswiadczenie.

Powoiany rozkazem Komisyi VOL
skowej, opuszczam dzisiaj goscinne
injury miasta Chicago. Me mogac l.
naczej, chociaz ma iamach pism, ska
dam szczere dzieki wszystkim, kto-
rzy mi W piracy mel pomagali. "a o.
kazane serdeczne p~oparcie, "a sza-
cunek ola munduru mego, "a wszy-
stkie dobre checi 1 czyny miiych Ro-
dak6w - skladam serdeczne bog
zapiat".
Mech lyle Armia Polska we Fran
cyl!
Aleksander c. Wolski,
Officer rekrutacyjny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-08
doYi
doskonaiy punkt oparcia.

Spr6bujcie to m moi koszt. Me po-
sylajcie Oieniedzy. Chce was ~przekonaS
moim wiasnym kosztem, re mozecie po-
konac rupture.
y Gdy os{abione muskuly o~dzyskaJa fen
SHE i elastycznosc; gdy ia bolesna i nie-
bezpieczna protruzya zginie; gdy ucZu-
Gle .,scia gania ma doP" mimic zupelnie
bezpowrotnie; gdy o~dzyskasz swa SHE;
E~ywotnosc. energie 1 meznosc; i gdy
Twoj wyglad poprawl sic pod kazdym
wzgledem tax, 20 Twoi przyjaciele ma
wet zwroca ma to uwage
Wtedy bedziesz wiedziaf, Re TwoJa
ruptura jest pokonana - 1 bedziesz mi
sgczerze wdZiecznym "a to, re Gle ska
niafem do przyjecia teraB tel cudownej
darmowej probkL
Piszcie dzisiaj o te bezpiatna pr0bks.
P~rzekonajcie sic osobisc.e o Jego war
tosci. Me posyiaJ zadnych pieniedzy,
gdyz probka mic kosLtuJe Was mic, q
Inoie CT prEyniesc lcpsEe zdrovie, kto-
re Way wiecej, nil szcEere zlotO. PrZyJ-
mil te darmOwa .probe" dSiSlaj, q przez
Gale zycie bedziesz ~zadowolony, re sko
rZysta{eS z tel oferty. Napiszcie pocZtow
Ike, lub wypeinijcie ten kupon dzisiaJ,
q odwrotna poczta ~otrzymacie> wolnQ
probe Plapao z ksiazeczka pana Stuarta
traktuJaca o rupturze, jake prezent. TIA
ksiazeczka wyjaSnia, w jaki spo5ob IA
metoda otrzymala dyplom 1 zostafa wy
nagrodzona Kiotym mednleni w Rzymle
1 pierwsLa nagrode w Paryzu, ! kazdy
~cierpiacy ma tie strassna ulomnosc po-
winien posiase te ksiazke.
5000 czytelnik6w moze otrzymac 20
l~eczenie darmowe. Popyt Eapevyne be-
die olbrzymi, ably wisc ME doznac Ia
wodu. pisz zaraI.
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