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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
GIRL CLAIMS ABDUCTION.
Says She Was Dragged by Three Young
Men in St. Adams.

st. Adams, July 2l.--This city was
considerably stirred up Friday night by
a story told by Lydia Mooney, l3-year-
old daughter OF Mrs. C. b, Carter of Lin.
coin avenue, the girl alleging that she
had been abducted by three young men
Friday morning, thrown into an automo-
bile, drugged and later deposited in
ditch near Milton.
II il said that the girl started for DR..
Il. G. Halliday's office Friday for teeth
treatment. She did not return home in
the evening and frantic search by her
family proved unsuccessful. About eight
o'clock in the evening Mrs. Leo Allen,
who called at the home. remembered
that while motoring from Burlington she
saw little girl sitting on a rock just
out of Milton Lawrence Tuscany and
John Rashaw went to Milton and found
the girl in dazed condition near the
same spot Immediately on arrival
home she was put into bed and promptly
fell into deep slumber
The girl said that when she started to
cross the corner Of Ferris aud South
Main streets an automobile stopped and
young man stepped out and inquired
where DR. r. w. Norris lived As she
turned to point TO the doctors house the
Young man seized her and threw her into
the ear. hitting her head severely against
the side OF the machine, He also stopped
and picked up her dog and threw it into
the ear The car quickly continued down
South Main street.
AS she continued to struggle a cloth
was pressed over her nose and she reeol-
leeted nothing further until she
found herself ia a dazed condition beside
the road in Milton. DIR. r. A. Hyatt,
who examined the girl, said that she hsd
undoubtedly been drugged and in a
signed statement to Chief Of Police J. F..
Mahoney he said that the examination
showed evidence Of violence.
Chief Of Police Mahoney was not no
! titled about the missing girl for several
hours and after the girl had been re-
turned home and told her story he did
not believe that she had been abducted,
as no man would have taken time to
seize dog when committing an alb
duction in daylight on the mais thor.
oughfare of the city.
The chief was DESTROYS Of proving his
belief, so Saturday afternoon he went
to the girls home and told her that an
investigation Of the case would involve
considerable time and money and that he
wanted her to tell the truth and save 4
lot Of trouble and expense. The girl
then stated, according to Chief Mahoney,
that she walked to Milton and sat down
near ditch because she was tired Chief
Mahoney said she must have walked
about 20 miles, which was enough to
daze any child, who would also be at.
ficted by the temperature, which was
extremely warm Friday,
A story was in circulation Saturday,
which seems to have some bearing on
the girls story, 1t was stated by relia.
BILE persons that car had been seen
about the city for several days driven
by a colored chauffeur and occupied by
three young men A young girl, who
lives on Bishop street, has been greatly
annoyed by these particular young men,
so the story goes, and that they have
| tried to make an acquaintance with her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
TAUGHT SCHOOL 20 YEARS.
Miss Bessie M. Otis of Rutland Died
Saturday.

Rutland, July 2l Miss Bessie NJ, Otis,
one of the foremost teachers III the Rut
land public schools and for several years
principal Of the Madison street building,
died saturday at the home Of her sister,
Mrs TuIly D. Shaw of Kingsley avenue.
Miss Otis underwent a serious surgical
operation number of months ago and
while she had recovered sufficiently to 60
out she had never been strong since.
Saturday morning she was taken violent
" i'll and grew weak rapidly.
Miss Otis was a daughter Of the late
Anna J. and John NJ Otis. She was born
in Rutland about AZ years ago and had
always lived in the city. She attended
the Rutland high school and her career
as teacher covered period Of more than
20 years. She was a member of the Con
gregational church and was an active
worker in the Sunday school. Work
with young people was one OF her espe.
cial pleasures and in this connection she
was head Of the Gamma Kappa Delta
society Of girls for long time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
TOURS TO BATTLEFIELDS.
Are Being Advertised in England at $50 a
Tour,

London, July 2l.American business
men and women now in London are being
offered view of famous battlefelds in
Belgium and France for $50, which in
eludes transportation and meals for three
days.
The tours are under the direction of
the Belgium government and are made
by automobile. Visitors are taken to
Belgium via Dover and 0stend. Zee
brugge is visited and a whole day is
spent in that vicinity where there are
still many interesting If gruesome evi.
dences Of the war. The itinerary in
cludes Ypres, the User, the big Bertha
at Leugenboom, Dixmude. PoelcapelIe
Zillebeke, st. Julien, Houthulst forest
and Furnes, all names familiar to Ameri.
can newspaper readers who followed the
war from day to day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
LONDON is MUCH CHANGED.
Especially Is This True in the Theatres,
Americans Find.

London, July q Correspondence Of
the Associated Press Americans who
have not been in London since the begin
ming of hostilities, but who are now here
in large numbers, are finding many
changes in the city and its institutions.
Particularly is this true of the theatres
and music halls, where in other days
they enjoyed the audience as much as
they did the program.
One American went to the Alhambra
the other night There he had often seen
the ballet but there now he found a new
world. There was a ballet, to be sure,
but this time it was a Russian ballet,
But what surprised him most was that
between each ballet the excellent orches.
ira, conducted by capable Russian,
played classical music and the audience
sat still and listened to it. Very few
people left their seas, and the girls in the
side rows did not ogle the young men in
the stalls There seemed to be no more
connection between the performers and
the audience than there usually il at a
concert. IT was not so in other days.
The audience, too. surprised him. II
was of the thoughtful kind, and more
fashionably gowned than before the war.
Nearly everyone, he observed was in
evening clothes, the women paying par.
ticular attention to the mode of the mo-
ment. notice asked the audience to
smoke as little as possible" and, as he
remarked, there was no vocal evidence
of the proximity Of the bar
In one.time music hall, where a pop.
ular actress was being featured and
where the sallies from the stage formerly
were greeted with uproarious laughter
there was now nothing more apparent
than good hlmored tolerance
II supposesit is the war he said "for
it is certain the Londoner is taking his
pleasure much more seriously than wher
I was last here"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
UNFIT FOR HUMAN BEINGS.
BLOCKS" in StAlbans to Be Attended
to by State Board Of Health.

st. Adams, July 2l.--The blocks" a
section west Of the Central Vermont rail
road tracks and which centers around
Water streets has been condemned as be-
ing unfit for human habitation and dras-
tic action by the state board of health
is expected hourly.
This action Is result of an inspection
made Friday by w. H. Jeffrey, secretary
of the state board of charities and pro.
baton; DIR. c. #, Dalton Of the state
board of health; DR.. w. j. Howard, the
new district health officer; States At
torney A. b. RowIey Of Richford and
Sheriff George P. Catlin Of this city. The
order will be issued against the so-called
Mission building owned, according to
Mr.. Jeffrey, BY Rev. P. S. McKillip, and
the Ethan Garrison shack In all 10
tenements are condemned, the dwelling
place OF some so persons.
Mr., Jeffrey had received many COM
plants relative to conditions existing at
the blocks" which were so persistent as TO
require action. During the past winter
he made an inspection and found condi.
tions very unsatisfactory and this time
he was accompanied by officials from
the board of health and department Of
Justice The order will be issued against
the property where conditions are worst.
II Is understood that owners Of other
property found to be unsatisfactory viii
be notified 10 improve conditions i'm.
mediately
DR.. Howard considers the existing con,
dtions in that neighborhood to be a men.
ace to the health Of the city, and DR.,
Dalton characterized the conditions as
disgraeefuI. Mr., Jeffrey stated that this
was the most sweeping action that had
been taken in the state thus far in this
kind of case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
SPENDING THEIR WAR GAINS.
England's Newly Rich Are Paying Al
most ANY Price Demanded.

London, July 81 Correspondence of
the Associated Press highlands newly
rich, the persons who have accumulated
millions during the war and since, are
buying at any price demanded furniture
from some of the ancient houses of the
country, Jewels from some of the looted
palaces of Russia, and other continental
countries, and paintings from anywhere
If they bear the mark Of time.
There is no lack of jewels for those
who have the price and are willing to
pay. Many beautiful pieces Of jewelry,
the history of which is not given by the
dealer but which experts say could only
come from the wealthiest families of
Russia, are finding their way into the
market. Enormous prices are being
asked and promptly paid, while the cost
of ordinary stones, diamonds for in
stance, has risen to unheard of heights
Many old English families also are sell,
ing off their jewels.
Flowers and food for the elaborate en-
tertainments which are beginning to
mark the appearance of the newly rich
are commanding fancy prices, such as
S25 for an orchid and $3.50 for a peach
Automobiles are very scarce and ex-
pensive in Britain. Some of them com
mand as much as $4,000 to $4,000, and
they are models Of three and four years
ago, while new machines are almost un-
obtainable. The makers Of the most ia
nous English car turns out only about
800 each year, and it is said he has al
ready booked his entire output for this
year and next
This extravaganza is attracting wide
attention from newspapers and public
men. "Peace has brought an orgy Of
spending" says one writer, which high
prices do nothing to check. The higher
the price the easier it is for those who
have money to draw the big lines Of de-
narration between themselves and the
crowd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
On Lines of the Boston Ele-
waited System After Four
Days Interruption
CAR MEN AWARDED
AN EIGHT-HOUR DAY
They Also Receive Increases
in Pay Ranging Up to
62 Cents an Hour

Boston, July 2l.-Car service on the
lines Of the Boston elevated system was
resumed to-day after an interruption Of
four days. The car men, who struck on
Thursday at a a. m, as protest against
the delay of the war labor board in adj
justing their grievances, returned to .heir
duties at the corresponding hour to-day,
with the assurance of an eight hour day
and increases Of pay up to 62 cents an
hour. They were receiving 4S cents and
had asked for 1914 cents an hour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
Suitable, Indeed

Sir Hubert Won Herkomer, the well,
known artist who died recently, used to
tell an amusing story of a London art
dealer. This man, says Der Rekord, had
two beautiful reproductions Of the paint
ing THE Approaching Storm.
One of the pictures he placed in the
show window; but it did not sell AT
length, in order to draw attention to
the picture, he put card on it, on which
he printed the words, 1.-The Approaching
Storm, especially suitable for a wed
ding present. st Adams Messenger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
ALL RUN DOWN
AND WORN OUT

Because you have not thoroughly puri-
fed your blood, but have allowed to
remain in it the aceumulations of waste
matter that cause weakness, loss of APP
petite, dull headache, broken sleep, back
ache, eruptions and humors and other
troubles.
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla, the medi.
cine that renoyates, strengthens, tones
lit will build You up, make you feel
better all over.
Hoods Pills help as a stomach toning
digestive cathartie ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
In New York and Other At
lantic Ports, Because of a
Marine Workers Strike
ABOUT HALF OF SHIPS
UNDER u. S. FLAG
In New York Harbor Alone,
There Are $50 Idle
Freight Ships

New York, July 2l--It was estimated
that about half Of the shipping under the
American flag was tied up in New York
and other Atlantic ports to-day as re-
suit Of the strike by marine workers.
Estimates of vessels idle in American
harbors range from 500 to 500 According
to ship owners about $50 of these are
in New York harbor alone
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
Soviet Minister of War and
Foreign Affairs in Hun
gary Forced Out
TRIUMVIRATE TAKES
CHARGE OF AFFAIRS
One of Them. Vago, Is the
Military Commander of
Budapest

Vienna, July 81 by the Associated
Press Bel Kun, the soviet minister
Of war and foreign affairs, has been de-
posed by tri,Imvirate, composed Of Thor,
Smiamvely and Vago, according to the
Vienna newspapers. Vago is the mill.
tary commander of Budapest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21

Two Trishmen were working on the
roof Of building one day when one
made misstep and fell to the ground,
The other leaned over and called
Are yez dead or alive, Mixer
Dim alive" said Mike, feehly.
Sure, you're such liar OF don't know
whether to behave yez or not"
well, then, Oh must be dead" said
Mike, 'for yez would never dare to call
me liar If OF wor alive."-St. Adams
Messenger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
A JAPANESE BETRoTHAL.
Crown Prince Has Bride Picked, But tn,
Wedding Is Far Ahead.

Toxic, July 90. Announcement has
been made of the betrothal of Crown
Prince Hirohito with Princess Nagako,
the eldest daughter Of Prince and Prin-
cess kuni Princess Nagako is 10 years
old and student at the Peers school. 1t
Is expected that the imperial wedding
will not take place before several wears.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
Loaded.

Last night dozen cars went by while
| waited and couldn't get on board one
of them.
THAT so, old man? What was the
trouble?"
TOO full"
"The deuce you were Where'd you get
IL ?'--Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
National League Standing.
GEN. PERsHING AT LUNCHEON.
Was Guest of Duke of Connaught in Lon.
don To- day.

London, July 2l.--General Pershing,
whose visit to London has been marked
by An almost continuous round Of enter
tanment. was the guest at luncheon to.
day Of the duke Of Connaught, former
governor general of Canada
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Sundays Games.

At Chicago-Chicago 2, New York !,
At Detroit Boston s, Detroit 0.
At Cleveland Cleveland 5, Philadel
phia 2.
At Washington First game st
Louis 8, Washington 5; (second game
Washington Is, St Louis T..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
Shinbone,s Version

"De pahson toll us las Sunday" re-
marked Shinbone, dat it was de apple
tree dat caused all de trouble in de worl'
but All spects it was banana tree, kase
troubles am like bananas, dey come in
punches. Boston Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
OF Infinite Variety,

My wife is woman who always
speaks her mind
Her conservation must be monoto
nous"
Not at all She's continually chang.
ing her mind-Boston Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21

Justwed- Hadn't we better burn all
these old love letters | sent you?
Mrs. Justwed-Oh no, Jack. Maybe
after we've been married awhile we'll
get bored some evening and want some
thing funny to read.-Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
WENT TO oMsK.
Major General Graves of American
Forces in Siberia.

Vladivostok, July II tBy the Associ.
ated Press Major General William S
Graves, commander of the American ex.
peditionary forces in Siberia, and Roland
B. Morris, American ambassador to ia.
pan, left to-day on a special train for
Omsk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21

New York 8, Chicago g
Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati az innings.
Boston 2. Pittsburg l.
First game Philadelphia 6, st. Louis
Il second game Philadelphia 4, st.
Louis (called end Of SIXTH.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
Impartial.

Farmer Jones-Fll say one thing ior
those plagacy autoists, anyway.
Farmer Brown--And whats that2
Farmer Jones-They don't mind get
tin killed themselves any. more than
they do KILN other folks Boston Tran
script.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
FOUR PER CENT BEER
Has Been Allowed in the Panama Canal
Zone.

Panama, Saturday, July l9.--President
Porras in decree issued to-day prohibit.
ed the supplying Of intoxicating drinks
to members Of the army and navy of the
United States, declaring that beer con-
tanning not more than four per cent al
cohol will not be classed as an intosi-
eating liquor"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
Robe Of Harmony Torn.

MY wife hates darning and mending"
so does mine. just now | can't even
get her to patch up quarrel. Boston
Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
SATURDAYS Games.

New York Q, st. Louis s.
Detroit 6, Philadelphia 3.
Chicago 6, Washington 5 III innings
Cleveland 7, Boston 4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
One Exception.

Everything that we eat is up
Said silly Billy Brown.
Except the fuzz upon the peach,
That, I'll admit is down. ~ Boston
Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
Fresh Meat.

"At last the wolf IL at our door"
"Well, coax him in and we'll eat him. .
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-21
American League Standing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Sundays Games,
Saturdays Games.

All games postponed; rain.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-01

start, jelikoz Myttonovi poda-
rilo sc ziskati spolehlive zazna
my jeho narozeni. Vedle to-
no zena 80 rokd stara, zijici
nyni V hrabstvi Montgomery,
dopisovala 81 Myttonovymi a
sdelila, lie Sc dobfe pamatuje
ma Morrise, ktery pracoval pro
jeji rodice, kdyz sama byla
malou divenkou. Tehdy jiz
Morris byl muzem pokroeile-
no veku. Morris neumi ami e.
sti ami psati, ale jeSte pred peti
roxy jeho pamet byla vyborna
a mohl vyprav6ti o rGznych
vecech, ktere Sc odehraly "a je
no zivota. Pred dvema roxy
Morris oslepl a posledni do
be take ohluchl, takze slySi je-
nom S potizemi.
Morris zil "a kazde admin
strace Spoj. Statu a byl 3 roxy
starym, kdyz George Washing
ton prednesl svoji rozlucnou
Iaf
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IWSS It'll WSSl
PRAVYMI VINNlkY VALkY
BYLA - PRASATA.

Washington. Prasata,
pouha prasata pfivodila valku,
jak prohlaSuje hrabe Carl Sell
lern, byvaly duverny rada ci-
sare Karla We Vidni. Jisty Ia
stupce Cerveneho Krize, jenz
pecoval o z;.silky potravin V
Budapest, oznamuje sem, jak
hrabe Sc vyjadril: "Patnacte
roku pred valkou Srb3ko doda
valo velky poGet prasat do u
her, uspeSne tax 'soutezic s IL
herskymi sedlaky. Uhri prote-
stovali, lee hranice zGstaly ote-
vreny. Konecn6 rakousko-uher
ska vlada pod predstirkou, re
VSechna srbska prasata jsou
nemocna, vyhlasila proti MIN
embargo. Az do te DOLBY pano
valo mezi obema vladami vice
nebo meme pratelske dorozu-
meni. Lee politicti vndcovG V
Srbsku chopili Sc pripadu to-
hoto. Povstalo nedorozumeni.
Kdyz pax otazka stala Sc prilis
starou pro politickou propa-
gandu, jine otazky postaveny
z nj a tax sc doCkal sv6t sveto-
We valky. Nestava pochybnosti,
re prasata zavinila svetovou
Nllku.',
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Ceskoslovenska delegace ma Mezinarod.
nikonferenci prace ma studijni ceste
30 Americe.

Ceskoslovenska InformaCni Kancelaf.

CeSkOSIOVenSka InfOrmaCnl KanceIaf.
Washington, d. c. - Po skoncenl Mezinlrodni koneren-
prce podnikne ceskosovenska delegace veden D. f.
Prahtnera angckeho taemnka Ceskosovenske InormaGn
kancefe Washngon6 studijn cestu po Americe Roz-
vrh teto cesy Jest sobotu 90 stopadu odezd Washing
onu do Buffalo, N T. ke 81 delegace prohedne Nagarsk
vodopady Lackawanna zelezask6 zavody 1tery priced
do Detroit, Mich. (ubytovan hotelu Staer) prohldka
Fordovych zavod We stTedu pezd do Chicago ubytovni
hoteu Congres) prohidka jatek We ctvrtek zajezd do
Gary nd prohlidka zavodu u S. Steel Company We Gtv-
tex priced do Clevelandu Ohio (ubytovn hoteu Sater
nvst6va Akron. obotu navra do New Yorku. pondel
nav6teva Singrovych zavodG Elizabeth N j. rdznych
vodG New Yorku We stredu TO- prosnce odjezd lodi
1mperator do Evropy.
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'CESKOSLOVENSKE NEVESTY' KON.
KURENTKAMI AMER. DlVEK?

Pafze elegrafuje. patrn6 dobe informovany" zpra-
vodaj americkemu stu New York World nasledovni za
mavou podvnou zpravu:
Cd pfimeri vyvstala americke divce nova sokyne
podob6 ceskoslovenske dvky.
Cetni vojni vysan do vychodni Evropy urednimi
sem vrat do Spoenych Stat mladym Geskosovensky
mi newsstand N6kte pravi re newest tech poGta bude
ma tucty '@ @S%*Ss ~ %1& H,HsfsS
Jsou to krasne divky ak ujEuje, ackoliv pomerne
male jak pravi dobyly 81 rdc americkych von svo
primosti sgma krsnyma oGma do znaGne mry take svm
krasnym narodnm kro ktere svmi barvami shem sto
il "a pafizskym modami Kroje tyto jsou praviden KRAFT
Ike ozdobene drahymi kozeSinami.
VetSina Mich nos male dTev6ne trepky CD jako Ell
sasku nebo Angl anebo vysoke boty holnkam m6kkG
knze Mnoz dvl ak tyto dvky pfzphsobi zapadnim
modernim ideam.
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SPIKNUTi We PROSPECT KAISROVA
NAVRATU.

Dusseldorf, 80 sopadu. N6mectf sociaste objevil
roce zalozeny komplo ehoz ceem pry bylo z pota
KEN mesice prosnce povola esazeneho panovnka Vema
korunniho prince Bedricha Vl6ma do byvaych eiich d
stoienstvi. a. =
Nepodpisujte pIimer marnotratnosti. Kupue valec-
ne znamky "nejvybranejs sny sveta' liberty bondy.
.s@s
PTimefi bylo podepsano pred rokem, vSak podle Ryna
Jest dosud rada amerckych straznch budek Drzte sz
mad vasimi dollary podobe valeGnych znamek.
Byo to bezpeGn6 odzbroiti armadu podepsan Prime
Fl. ale nikdy to nebude sym odzbroti zvyk Sefeni u
drzuite no cviku pravideym kupovanim Valecnch
mex pokadnich certfkatd.
PfimeT vycso more Cd ponorek vSak vase fnanGni po
sadka mIze by poopena beze sopy, baznivym ukadanm
penez akciich Divoke Rocky. Vaecne znamky Liberty
Bondy jsou spolehlive
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ZASILKY DO CE.SKOSLO LOVENSKA

bude ops pfjimati Ceske Narodni Sdruzen We dnech
az S. prosnce fadovns els. 52S6 Broadway, Probuov
Tamez budou bedny urcenych rozmsrG prodej. Ufa-
dovna jest otevfena cd 9t hodin rano do hod po pole
dni a cd $3.50 do Uni hodin vecer.
Poplatek jest stejny ako pfedesle, j. 10c IL
bru hrube vahy. Rovnez osatni podminky jsou stene
Kazdy zasilatel musi pfinest zasku otevfenou a
listku vypsany seznam posilanych predmsti.
Adresy necht 81 kazdy napise zfetelns v<o bedny.
Pfipominame, re culr Sc do Ceskosovenska posilati
nesmi. VI. saEF' ~ AsssNasH ~ M
"a Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni Clevelandu,
JOSEF MASEK.
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krecovite zachvaty. IS bli-


zicim Sc jarem pokazde," piSe
pi. Giulia Simoni Riverdale,
H., "cinili jsme zoufale poku-
sy zivot naSi dceruSky, pone-
vadz byvala stizena hroznymi
krecovitymi Zachvaty. Cd t6
DOLBY co uziva Ora. Petra Ho-
boko krece zmizely a ona citi
Sc dobre. Jsme vam velice po-
vdecni "a radost, jakou tento
lex do nasi rodiny prinesl." DR..
Petra Hoboko prinaSi do do
nova slunecni jas zdravl ule-
YOU trpicimu a vyletenim cho-
roby. Tisice dosvtdcilo jeho
2dravi poskytuiici silly. Ne
prodava Sc V lekarnach, ale
Jest dodavano zvlastnimi jed
nateli; nevite-li o zadnem jed
nateli We SVEN sousedstvi, piste
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