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MRS, GEORGE PHILLIPS.

Mrs George Phillips died yesterday
morning at St Johns Hospital Brook
lyn, after a short illness. She was for
twenty-five years Associated with TIE
antt-suffrage movement in New York
and Brooklyn and more recently was
actively engaged in Canteen work in the
latter city.
Mrs Phillips was born in Canada
atty-scven years ago, but came to New
York when a child. She was active in
church work and recently celebrated the
fortieth anniversary Of her wedding.
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FREDERICK II. CRUM.

Frederick II. Crum. a prominent New
Jersey insurance man. died yesterday at
his home in River Edge, y, j. He en-
tered the service OF the North River In
surance Company and remained con-
tinuously with the corporation for fifty
six years. attaining the presidency. He
was also president of Crum & Forster.
and a director OF the United States Fire
Insurance Company and OF the PEOPLES
Trust and Guaranty Company of Hack
ensack, y, J.
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JOHN ID. TOPPIN.

John u. Toppn, first assistant enGi-
neek on the l. :, s. Brooklyn Of Ad-
mirt Farraguts fleet. died Yesterday in
his home, 20 Bathgate place, Newark.
after a long Illness
He fought with FarrSgut In the naval
battle of Mobile Bay. He was the first
master of Roseville Lodge No. l43, T..
and \. NJ. lie was also a trustee of St.
Barnabas's Hospital in Newark for a
number of years and was a member of
the BOARD of Commissioners OF Pilotage
of New York.
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COL. STANLEY Pill MINER.

DrNrER. Me. Feb. l3.-Col Stanley
Plummer, formerly connected with the
Civil Service Bureau in Washington
and postmaster of the United States
Senate for four years, beginning in 1889,
died to-day at Atlantic City. where he
had been passing the winter, according
TO word received at his home here.
Col plummer served four years on
tile military staff of the late Gov. Edwin
G. Burlcigh lie was a delegate to the
Republican National Convention in 1895
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GEORGE T.. RICHARDSON.

George y, Richardson. president Of
the Richardson SILK Company OF Chi
cago, with New York offices nj sos
Broadway, died suddenly in his apart
ment at the Hotel Manhattan yesterday.
He had been IN the city about two
weeks with his daughter Isabella. on
business trip Ills residence IN chicago
was at 1880 Sheridan road
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Need n Fighting Spirit.

You do not want this idea of patient
resignation that people talk about. You
want fighting, kicking spirit. You
want TO set your lives over again and
you will be amazed TO find how quickly
things will come to sou. Myself. l find
myself doing things easily, automati-
cally that wousl not have attempted
two years ago.
And then, of course, YOU get more in
the use of the other senses. People
seem TO think IL you lose your sight
you can hear better. You use your
sense of hearing more. that is all.
The great thing you fellows have to
do is to keep bright, CHEEKY, optimistic
view Of life. You must make up your
minds that you are just going to get
along with your lives without the sense
OF sight and you will succeed. l am
talking about what know. not what
guess at. What you have got to do is
Just to insist upon doing every single.
mortal thing for yourselves. When
lost my sight 1 dismissed my valet.
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MOTHER SUPERIOR JOHANN.
Special Despatch to Tue Sun:

New BRUNSWICK. y. j., Feb. Ia
Mother Superior Mary Johanna of the
Franciscan convent of the 81. John Ro.
man Catholic Church here. died OF pneu-
monia to-day. aged GO. She was for
merry mother provincial of tire order.
which has headquarters at Syracus..
and came here three months ago Toe
body will be sent to syracuse for burial
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Roosevelt Exaibit Planned.

A Roosevelt exhibit that will include
manuscripts, photographs. trophies and
other material of the eX-President will
be opened in Avery library in MAY UNI
der the direction of Prof, w. A. Braun.
director OF Columbia House, 4l9 West
l17th street. as n part of the American
ization programme Of that institution,
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LOWELL GRID TO WE'D FEB. %.
Miss CumnOck Returns From Visit
to sister in New York,
Special Bespafch TO THE SITS

BOSTON. Feb. 1S.-Miss Grace Cum
mock, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Wood Blodgett. in New York,
has returned to her home in Lowell,
where on February % she will be mar
ried to Dr. Norman Il. Ditman Of New
York.
Mrs. Nelson Kilgore OF Brookline. who
went to Washington early in January
10 he with her husband. who is engaged
in relief work, is seriously i'll with in
fuenza
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TENNIS TOURNEY AT NEWPORT.
casino Asks for Date In Augusta--
Horse show Arranged.

-V''FHI TfFDUI'W To 7 HE ~.
NEWPORT, Feb. 13.-The week of Au-
fIs' ] has been asked for by the New
ior' Casino and by Craig Biddel. chair
ran Of the special tournament commit
loo. for the invitation tennis tourna-
'ent from the United States Lawn Ten
rs association to he held at the Casino
Sunday evening concerts, which have
been Omitted for two years. will be re-
sIIsd next season
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Pnris-London Flight In 1,Bo.

LONDON. Feb. lathe British Air
Ministry announces that British ser
vice machine yesterday made a record
flight between Paris and London. COW
ering the distance in one hour and fifty
minutes.
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Money for food and music to be fur
nished mourners at her funeral was pro-
vided in the will left by Anna Wirth,
who died short time ago. 1t was filed
for probate yesterday and disposed Of
an estate of $4,000.
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Finch-McDOuald.
Special Despa,ch 10 THE st.

GREENWICH. Conn, Feb. l3.-Afiss w.
w. Mcdonald of Larchmont. y. Y. was
married February to Robert +. Finch.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert W. Finch
OF Greenwich at the Larchmont Ep!s-
copal Church. The marriage was kept
a secret until to-day.
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'LORELEP SUNG BY
CHICAGO COMPANY
Campanini Shows New York
Its operate RepertOry Is Not
the Only Possible One.
MERIT IN PERFORMANCE
Part of the Music Like Wag-
ncr's and Some of 1t Com
posed for Popular Ear.

Mr.. Campanini may not have come to
New York to show us that our operate
repertory was not the only possible one.
put he has certainly shown us just that.
The generous outpour OF novelties has
been exceeded only by the flow Of CALI
Curcfs staccati. Two in a week--one
French and one Italian--makc a record,
for the Puccin three are in effect one
opus
The novelty last night was the
"Lorelef' of Alfredo Catalan, COM
poser born at Lucca in 1854 He died
in Milan in 1893. Mr.. Gatti-Casazza
has produced his last opera. La Wally,"
brought forward in Italy N 1892.
La Wally' was fret performed at
the metropolitan on January 6, 1909,
and had four presentations in that sea-
son. Then in company with Puccinis
lie Will" produced in the same season.
1t retired to operate limbo and has en-
Joyed there the peace OF endless silence.
1t was impossible that the legend Of
the Lorelei should escape opera, List
made little one out of Heine's verse
and far back in the SOS theatregoer.
In this country hung GREATNESS on the
spectacular glories of the "Naiad Queen"
and thrilled when there spoke the spirit
OF Rupert. the Fearnaught"
Every little German boy knows that
the Lorelei was maiden who was dis
appointed in love. threw herself into the
Rhine and became a siren very DANGER
Gus to any Ulysses from Oberwesel or
Bingen They can show YOU her rock
If you ever go to Germany. The story
OF Catalanfs opera is built on the
legend.
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want to 60 shopping with her. When
a man shops he wants TO buy some
thing"
Sceptic! When a wife
comes with her husband
into one of our stores, it's
a challenge to salesman
ship! Never any doubt as
to who's to be pleased!
Helps keep peace in the
family. too, to know that
the lady has the privilege
of changing her mind!
Money is simply on deposit
until she's absolutely sure
that suit, overcoat, hat,
shoes. shirt, whatever it is,
is just what she wants him
to have.
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What the Music shows.

The music of "Lorclei'' shows that
Catalani at the time of its composition
loved the Rhineland and the early style
of Wagner. The story has all the ia
miliar features OF German legend. and
its undcrCurrent OF lachrymose senti-
ment Is of the type so vigorously con-
d"mned by Roman ROLAND in the pages
Of Jean Christophc." For such maid
EMS romance the pompous manner of
"Tannhaeuser,' which frequently OBJ
trudes itseh. is as suitable as a four
teen inch gun for the shooting of but
.erflies
There are. however. some pleasant
productions of Catalan's own. Lorelei
herself has a theme which enters with
the opening of the overture and never
quits her till the end of the opera There
are a wedding march. n wedding cele-
bration by chorus and orchestra, flu
neral march. two charming ballet num-
hers and several effective, IL conven-
tional solo passages.
The Rhine dauShters-nymphs in this
case-eXecute the ballet, led by Sylvia
Tell. very young and pretty ballerina.
In thus TRANSMITTING the guardians q the
gold Catalani has at least widely parted
company with Wagner. Indeed it is
rather in his attempt at grandose style
than in melody or construction that the
composer seeks to resemble Wagner.
There is an excellent bit OF cantilena
for the tenor and a flowing duet for him
and the light soprano in the second act
which are quite Catalani's own. They
have not much style, but they are made
for the popular ear. As a whole, how
ever, the opera Is not one of distinction.
II is theatrically conceived IN certain
scenes, but the long choral soporhc of
the second act would put any tragic
idea to sleep.
The performance had merits Flor
ence Macbeth as Anna sang well, while
Anna FitZu as Lorelei labored vigor-
ously with music which overweghted
her Alessandro DolCi was a tolerable
Walter Mr., Rimini as Hermann and
Virgilo LaZzari as RodoDo were the
other principals. Giorgio Polacco was
the conductor
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HOLMAN'S CHARITY
MAY LOSE CHARTER
New Jersey Officials to Curb
Activities of Golden
Rule Alliance.
IT HAS MITE BOXES HERE
Money Given to Aid Blind
Girls Said Not to Have
Reached Them.

The New Jersey state Board OF
Charities yesterday requested State At
torney- General McCran to institute quo
warranto proceedings TO revoke the
charter of the Golden Rule Alliance,
New Jersey corporation with headquar-
tiers in IS Fifth avenue. New York. 1t
is alleged that the Rev. Edwin c. Hol-
man has used the alliance for his own
profit.
The alliance appealed for the biz by
means of mite boxes in public places. and
through young women solicitors. 1t is
alleged that $4,000 was collected and
that Sl7,214 was expended without Civ
ing any relief to the sightless.
Investigated by kilrOc.
The New Jersey proceeding is based
on an investigation OF the alliance by
District Attorney Swami. 1t is charged
that the alliance did not comply with
the laws affecting charitable organiza-
tons. that its books and records were
flagrantly inadequate and that no site
has been picked for the home for blind
girls, which was advertised as one Of
the aims OF the alliance IT is further
charged that the Rev. Mr.. Holman sup
piled incorrect information regarding
the alliance and that members OF the
corporation as reported by him deny
knowledge OF its affairs and disclaim
responsibility for its operations.
District Attorney Swami said last
night that the alliance was invcsti-
gated three months ago by Edwin Z.
Kilroe. Assistant District Attorney. as
part Of general inquiry into charitable
organizations.
I'VE notified the reverend gentleman
that he would have to quit" said the
District Attorney. He is very per-
sistent fellow He begged us not to give
his enterprise any publicity and sent
people to us TO plead for him. A late
as to-day he notified us that he did not
intend to quit and would fight the New
Jersey proceeding. We warned him that
he would do so at his peril"
The District Attorney said that the
case was one of large number that
should strengthen the demand. for a law
that will give some authority power
to hold charitable organizations TO regu-
lar and accurate accountings.
The Golden Rule Alliance was ncor-
porated in New Jersey in December
1912. II was investigated in 1914 by
District Attorney whitman and the New
York State Board of Charities The Rev
Mr.. Holman was examined in the Dis
trict Attorneys office. He then had a
parish in Franklin Furnace. y. J.
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Our a"Composite' Derby
conforms without con
forming"
sRecistercd Trndrmnrk
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stale, "a kazdych okolnosti ia
stava Sc zdravim neotresenym
- ktera nejtezSi zkousky pre-
stoji Sc zdravim neporusenym,
kterou neni S to poraziti nepo-
hoda - utrpeni - boure III
vota.
Jest pravda, re i Tide, kteri
telesne cviky pestovali, memo
hou Sc pevnym zdravim homo
siti. A proc? Ponevadz tim ka
pitalem, ktery V mladi hroma-
dill, ncdovedli dobfe hospoda-
fiti. Rodice 81 velice ma tom "a
kladaji, uci-li deti sve setrno-
sti - ably pozdejsim veku
molly kapital hromaditi. Ko-
lika otcum napadne uciti d6ti
sve, iak zachovati silu a zdra-
vi az do pozdniho veku? Exc
penezni je u Mich dule-
zitejsi, nez-li zdravotni.
Zde tedy vidime, re je veil
ky rozdil mezi zdravim a zdra
vim - zdravim umelym a
zdravim skutecnym. Rekne-
NELL o nekom, re je zdrav,
myslime tim, re Sc nemusi le-
kati nepohody, telesne mama
by, re nemusi kazdou chvili
brati utociste k vselijakym "a
zracnym horkym, re nemusi
kazdym rokem hledati ulevu V
drahych laznich - re jest pro
ii vsem chorobam obrnen!
MSSl It'll IWSSl
Hrom do toho piva. Mad c.
skymi Bud6jovicemi rozpouta-
la Sc v pondeli velka boure,
pri niz blesk uhodil do lahvO-
veho sklepa MeSt'anskeho pi.
vovaru a znicil mnoho set lah.
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~ 0NpSi u PAIhlC, &c . NClili'
ctvem vubec vyjednavati ne.
Dude, kdo chce pracovati, at
PRAGUE; kde nechce, at Sc XII.
di z dulu, on re nikoho nedrzt
a delniku dostane dost a dost
Kdyz deputace sdelila spra,
covo rozhodnuti We spolku, by
10 V prvnim okamziku vSechnt
zarazeno a stisneno. Protozt
vsak odpor budi Ease jen Cd
por, stisnenost delnictva zme.
Mia Sc nahle v zlost.
"Zastavime praci!" zvola.
nekdo a heslo to let6lo jake
plamenny vich a melo tyz uci
mex, jake kdyz takovy vich p;
dine ma slamenou strechu. Kaz
dy Sc divil, re sc ma tento pro
stfedek nepriSlo drive. Ucinel
musil byt jisty. Pred stavkor
musel by spravce kapitulovat
a pristoupiti ma podminky del,
nictva.
"Stavku! Zosnujeme stavku
Zastavime praci!" ozyvalo 81
ted We spolku stale.
Byl to Ease Kulinda, kterl
svym nesmelym hlasem radil
ably Sc nezastavovalo, zrazov;
Ii i JIM, o nichz Sc vedelo. IL
jsou dobre u spravce zapsani
ale tato okolnost prave jel
delniky posilovala V umysll
vynutiti 81 ustupky vzdorem ;
nasilim. Zrazujici byli umlce
nj hrozbou a pripravy ku sta,
&c cineny S chvatem. Bylo Y
polovine zimy, uhli Slo slime n;
odbyt, bylo tfeba t~ezarstvu "a
saditi ranu rozhodnou. Nejdi
We sestaveny ostrejsi pozadav
ky delnictva. Phi stavce mohlt
81 delnictvo p%oruciti. Spravc'
dostal zpravu "a tepla, re CHI
sta Sc stavka.
Bylo nedelni odpoledne. '
ulicich mesta lezelo vysok|
snehu, ktcry ted tuhl mrazen
panujicim w n6kolik dni. ST
chomel hned odpoledne obese
2 domova do spolkove mistno
sti, nebot' tam byla dnes ope
dulezita schuze a chvili pc t
pfiSla domu FrantiSka. Vacla'
il videl, jak Sla drobnym krr
3kem pres nam63ti a rychle S
oblekal. kdyz potion priSel ]
Suchomelovum, stara Suchom
Iowa odeSla z domova take
FrantiSka uchopila Vaclava ia
ruku, jala Sc rozcilen6 hovofi
ii: ITO jsem rada, VaSicku, q,
nasi odesli, chci ii sd6liti du
lezitou novinu."
Milenci sblizli Sc cd podzi
mu tax, &c 81 uz tykali. Vacla'
podival Sc pfekvapen Ma svol
milku.
"Haviri budou stavkovati,'
oznamovala mu FrantiSka S ia
'upiny mvyrazem svcho heck,
10 obliceje.
Vaclav dial sc do srdaCneht
smichu.
"To ie novina!' zvolal zcr
tovne a pTivinul divku k sobe
"Ty mu ii povidaS tajem
stvi, o nemz kazdy vi. Je tohc
pTece pine mesto, re hornic
zastavi praci, ably Gelauer;
)finutili k povolnosti."
* nicemu no neprinuti,
'ekla Frantiska, tvare il vzpl;
ruly roztilenim. "Ty Wis, re s
chysta stavka, ale ia vim vi
nee ty."
"Rozumim IT, usmal Sc V;
clav, ease ten billy cert nee,
oovidal pred tebou nemecky
ny5le, re mu nerozumiS a ty
e dozvedela neco duleziteho
"A iak duleziteho," zvolal
9rantiska skoro nadsene.
DIV Sc! Hornici budou dc
att stavku, ale spravce ie
i'm uplne srozumen. Naopa
'tavka pride mu velmi who'd
Frantiska podivala sc n
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ROMAN.
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Napsal Bedrich Moravec.
ROMAN.
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Napsal Bedrich Moravec.

hdlUdSG JdhO puNUu
ce tohoto hnuti Nemirove, a.
lie obaval Sc prot hemu Wy
stoupiti prisne, ably nepopudil
ostatnich. Nikdo tehdy neznal
proti dellickemu hnuti jinych
prostredkd nez nasilneho po-
tlacovani a Gelauer nevedel ia
Ike mic jineho, nez nasilne po-
tlaCovani vSeho, O Gem Sc do
mnival, re ie pricinou nespo-
kojenosti d~elnictva. Bal Sc pi-
chnouti do sveho "Vosiho hni-
zda," ably Sc vosy ma neho ne
vyrojily, ale byl chytry a u vol
be prostfedku nebyl vybira-
wynn.
Horniku samych Sc nebal,
dovedl pomoci penez a mimo-
Tadnych penez ovladnou cely
spolek a riditi cinnost jeho pc
die sve vile, ale cinnost Jedli-
ckova We spolku hatila mu pla
ny, proto musel mlady pracov
mix byti odstranen "a kazdou
cenu. Gelauer byl vsak Ease
TAX chytry. re primo te yale
zitosti sam nepodnikl mic a
promluvil vazne slovo S ridi-
elm ucitelem..
StaTec obmezeny a bazlivy,
podlehajici npln evlivu velmo-
cneho pana, dopsal hned nadri
zenym uradum o Jedlickovi,
tax jak m uto Gelauer vylicil.
Jedlicka %provozuje V Nemiro-
We cinnost p~odvratnou, rozdmy
chuie nespokojenost delnictva
a tim mari dosud stavajici do
bry pomer mezi hornictvem a
t6zarstvem, stezuje povinnosti
dulnlho urednictva - a vubec
bylo toho mnoho, echo Sc mia
dy poducitel dopustil, ma kaz-
dy pad dost, ably byl 2 Nemi-
rova preloZen. Ale stale Sc ne
co horSiho, echo obmezeny RI
dici neocekaval a snad ami 81
nepral, ale echo Gelauer Vast
ne chtel dociliti. Jedlicka byl
z Cista jasna re sluzby propu-
stem a naznaceno mu, ably 81
hledal misto ma .jinem okresu.
"Vidite, co jste vyvedli,
fekl Petfik hovofe S Kalbasem
o zalezitosti propusteni podu-
citele. "Pripravili jste nevin-
neho cloveka Z chleba."
"Ten billy cert ma skutecnG
dlouhe paraty," rekl KalbaS
zlostn6. "Kdo by 81 to byl po-
myslil.'
"Toho jste Sc mohli snadno
domysliti," pravil Petrik vaz-
ne. "Doslo ma ma slova, ktera
jscm VAN rekl pTi zalozeni
spolku a kterymi jsem oduvod
nil sve nepTistoupeni. Spravce
nedopusti, ably Sc We spolku
delo n6co, S elm on nesouhla-
81 a najde vzdycky dosti pro-
stredku, ably zabranil tomu CO
bylo ma ukor jeho s%amovlady
ma We spolku dosti svych lidi".
Stale zretclneji jevily Sc IL
cinky a vysledky sdruzeni hor
nictva We spolku. 0 Gem jindy
Sc jen pokradmo mluvivalo o
prestavkach V dulu nebo pr
hovorech V hospode, prichaze-
10 ted pravidelne ma pretfes
We schuzich spolkovych. Pre-
staly We spolku pfednasky a
debatovalo Sc jen o Zvyseni
mzdy. Tento pozadavek ozy-
val Sc stale zreteln6ji a urput-
neii a vyvrcholil konecn6 V u
s~neseni, re sc ma S dulni spra
you vyjednavati primo.
.Nckolik schulz vyplnilo formu
loyani pozadavku, potion vol
ba Delegate, kteri NELL vyjed-
nayati jmenem veSkereho del.
nictva. Rozumi sc, za Sc SPRAY
&c 0 kazd6m hnuti We spolku
dozved6l Timed. TAX take ted
mohl Sc pfipraviti ma uvitan.
delnicke deputace. Vedl il Ka
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HID
lPpradatel Tom. VonasekI647
So. st. Louis Ave, Chicago.)
ZDRAVi A ZDRAvf.
Re svych cvicitelskych vzpo.
minek napsal J. &.

q tim tez prave Ocenenl teleS-
ne vychovy, dostali jsme "a
odpoved', re telesnych cviku
neni z%apotfebl k zachovani
zdravi, jelikoz pry mono po-
ukaZati ma tisice muzu a zen,
!Iteri nikdy necvicili a prec ne
ziskali to, co Jim "a pilne pc
Giovanni cviceni telesnych m6lo
Dyt odmenou."
Povrchnimu pozorovateli ne
30 takovemu, ktery rad chape
e kazde vymluvy, ably jen to
We pohodlne telo nemusil ma
mahati, zdati Sc Dude, re tito
nudraci mali pravdu. Jsou Ii
lie, kteri telocvik nikdy nepe-
5to4ali a jsou ma pohled zdra-
'ymi a jsou Tide, ktefi telocvik
)estovali a nemohou Sc pew
nym zdravim honositi.
Promluvime 81 napred O
tech "zdravych'. Clovek je pc
merne dosti zdrav - mic mu
,leschazi, chutna mu list a pit
(coz ovsem jest to hlavni) do
bre spi a jest S to vykonavati
sve prace. Takovych lidi We
velkych mestech prevazna vet
sina. Mysli Sc, re jsou zdravy-
mi, ponevadz nejsou prave ne
mocnymi. ale prihledneme k
tomu jejich zdravi ponekud
bedliveji. Je-li Jim vykonati
kus t6zsi, nezvykle t6lesne
prace, jiz namahu tn odst1-
nou, "jsou celi rozbiti" a v
mnoha pripadech hledaji po-
moe V "mazani". Jsou-li VISTA
veni nepohode = jiz nesou to-
no nemile nasledky a matky
lnebo manzelky musejf honem
shaneti RUNE domacf "leky",
zazracne "the", ably ubozak
byl "priveden opet do sve XII
re-" Donna must okna lbyti "a
vrena, ably nebyli vystaveni
: pruvanu; je-li chladny den a
oni mali jeti v poulicni kare,
sou S to zeny i deti odstrciti
1esetrne stranou a tlaGiti sc
lovnitf, ien ably Sc nanastudili
IA platforme. Sotva re ulice-
nj zavane lisopadovy studeny
yitr, w vytahuji ohromne be-
'anice a sally, ably jen to svoje
'zdrave' Size, ale zchoulostiv6
e telo pred chladnym vetrem
.hranili. Chce-li tomu n6kdo
tikati "zdravi", my "a takovt
zdravi pekne dekujeme!
My 81 zdraveho, silneho Gle
geka pradstavujeme zcela il.
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7eku veSkere Gstroji jest V ia.
Iovem stavu, re vSe v tele DO.
iuje prot vznikajici chorob6 a
Vzdy vychazi z boje vitezne
kdyz clovek jest vystaver
jkodlivym vlivGm, choroba ne,
nuze Sc V tele tax snadno Ia.
hniZditi, ponevadz vse v tele
takovem stavi Sc vniknuvSim
cizopasnikum ma odpcr. Clio
veka skutecne zdraveho, slime
10, otuzileho naporazi telesna
namaha jemu neublizi, je-li
vystaven desti nebo ZINE, a je.
iikoz silenlm svalstva slime
;oustavu civni, zadna boure.
ktora sc pres jeho hlavu pre-.
zene, zadne protivenstvi neni s
10 no zkrusiti. Clovek takovj
I1stava zdravym, nedotknute.
nym V bourich zivelnich, pew.
nym boufich zivotnich. A
tenkrate, kdyz byl jiz daynC
pfekrocil Rubikon mladi, III,
staVa silnym, krepkym, pohy.
buje sc S mladi3tvou pruznosti
kdy JIM V jeho veku .jiz day.
no chi DOZEN neduzivych, Sc.
Slych starch. O takovem clio
veku jedine Sc muze rici, ze j,
zdravym a takove zdravi doci
lime jen pilnym, svedomityn
pestenim cviku telesnVch. {
zenach mohli bychom Tici to.
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