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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1919-02-22
ORDINANCE NO. 25I2.

BY P. A. Dean
An ordinance resembling Ordinance No.
2503, except in SO far as it applies to
street fairs. and fixing license to be
granted certain shows.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the Town of Col
fax, La, in regular session convened:
Section One
That Ordinance No. 2503, prohibiting
minstrel shows. street fairs and all
vaudevilles and such like performances,
be rescinded, except in so far as it APP
plies to street fairs, and that the may
or be authorized to issue license to all
minstrel shows, vaudeville troupes and
shows as per the following schedule:
vaudevilles, IS per day; Shows of any
character, except street fairs. $1,000
per day.
Be it further ordained, etc.,
Section Two
That all ordinances in conflict here
with be and the same are repealed.
This ordinance was read and adopted
by sections and then read and adopted
as whole.
Yeos-C arnahan, Goodwin. Williams,
Faraldo and Dean.
Adopted Jan. z. 1919.
Approved Jan. 7. 1919.
j. @. LONG.
A. M. GOODWIN, Mayor.
Secretary.
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mobile or motorcycle through or in the
corporate limits of the Town of Colfax,
La. with open cut-out or detached
muller, or to blow unnecessarily or
boisterously any automobile or motor
cycle horn while in the corporate linn
its of the Town Of Colfax, La.
Be it further ordained, etc..
Section Two
That any person violating section one
of this ordinance shall be fined not ex-
ceeding twenty-five ts25.0O) dollars or
imprisoned not exceeding twenty-five
(25) days. or both at the discretion of
the mayor.
This ordinance was read and adopted
by sections and then read and adopted
as whole on Jan. z, 1919.
Yeas = Carnahan. Dean, Goodwin,
Faraldo and Williams.
Adopted Jan. z, 1919.
Approved Jan. z, 1919.
J. @. LONG,
A. M. GOODWIN, Mayor.
Secretary.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1919-02-22
ORDINANCE NO. 25lo.

By w. G. Carnahan-
An ordinance to regulate the speed
of trains running through the corporate
limits Of the Town of Colfax. Grant
parish, Louisiana, and to provide pen
atty for violation hereof.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the Town of
Colfax, La, in regular session conven-
ed.
Section l.
That on and after the PRONUNCIATION
of this ordinance it shall be unlawful
for any railroad which may now or
hereafter operate its trains and run the
same through the corporate limits of
the town of Colfax to exceed speed of
ten (l0) miles per hour within the said
limits of said town. this section to ap-
ply to any and all trains operated with
in the limits of said town whether by
railroad companies or otherwise.
Be it further ordained etc:
Section p
That any person, firm or corporation
or railroad company guilty Of viola
tion of the first section of this ordin-
ance shall be deemed guilty of negli-
gence and the commission of . crime
and on conviction for the same in the
Mayors Court shall be fined in sum
of not less than S. and not more than
500 and all ordinances contrary hereto
are repealed in 90 far as they conflict
herewith.
The above ordinance was read by
sections and adopted by sections and
read a. whole and adopted a. whole
At Colfax, La-s Tuesday, Jan. 7th 1919
and was approved by the mayor.
Yeas = Carnahan, Dean, Faraldo,
Goodwin and Williams.
Adopted Jan. z. 1919.
1 Approved Jan. Z, 1919.
/ j. q. LONG,
"A. n. GOODWIN, Mayor.
Secretary.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1919-02-22
Getting Rid of Colds.

The easiest and quickest way to get
rid of cold is to take Chamberlain 8
Cough Remedy. This preparation has
been in use for many years and its
value fully proven. No matter what
remedy you use, however care must be
taken not to contract second cold be-
fore you have recovered from the first
one, and there is serious danger Of this.
A man of middle age or older should
go to bed until fully recovered. 1t il
better to stay in bed three days at the
start than three weeks later on. ADV.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1919-02-22
Taft Flags Solons Who Oppose PlaI
for League.

Taft Flags Solons Who Oppose Plan
for League.
San Francisco, Feb. 19. =
"The gentlemen in the senate
who are setting out to defeat
this league of nations are those
| would not trust over night, "
former President William H. Taft
said here today at a luncheon in
his honor by civic organizations
as a part of the program of the
Pacific coast congress of the
league to enforce peace.
''They are citing the constitu-
ton as an argument against it, "
continued Mr.. Taft, Il revere
and worship that great instru-
ment, and it is a new story to
me if the constitution prevents
this people from playing their
part in bringing peace and order
and happiness to ourselves and
the other peoples of the world.
This is not a political ques.
ton, God forbid. / am glad
President Wilson went to Eu.
rope, because he went bearing 9
promise of a league of nations.
''The application at this time
of the doctrine of avoiding en-.
tangling alliances is reactionary
to the extent of delaying world
peace 100 years.
THE question at this time il
whether the whole great plan Of
the league of nations is to be de.
feated because we can't get :
two-thirds majority of our senate
for its ratification.
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meetings should be held on Sat-
urday, February 20. for the pur-|
pose of ratifying the acreage re-
duction and cotton holding move
and securing the written pledges
of all concerned, and it is recon-
mended that said day or such
days as may be appointed. shall
be declared a holiday and all
stores in such meeting places be
closed.
Fourth, that any man who,
because his neighbors and the
cotton producers generally are
reducing cotton acreage, shall,
for selfish ends undertake to pro-
fit through such general action
by increasing his own acreage or
or by refusing to reduce the same
such man shall be deemed SO
lacking in public spirit and good
citizenship as to forfeit the con-
fdence and support of the COM
munity in which he lives.
Fifth, that the several state
organizations in charge of the
movement should in the near fu-
ture, at a time and place to be
designated by the chairman of
this convention. send delegates
to a meeting called by the said
chairman for the purpose of re-
porting upon the work accom-
plished and considering the form
alton of a permanent organiza-
ton of the farmers, merchants
and bankers of the South, dedi-
eating to the purpose of securing
for the cotton producer a just re-
turn upon his investment of
money of toll"
Former Governor R. l. Man.
ming, of South Carolina, presid-
ed as chairman over the main
resolutions committee. The Lou
isiana members of this commit
tee were ]. B. Ards. Shreve-
port; Grundy Copper. Rapides;
w. B. Thompson, Orleans. Tex
as members were A. M. Graves,
GAINESVILLE; DR.. w. T. White,
Ennis: A. N. Green. Cameron.
Arkansas had as members j. L..
Addings and w. 7. Lassiter.
The committee was composed of
one banker, one merchant and
one farmer from each state, the
commissioners Of agriculture of
the cotton states, deans of agri-
cultural colleges and agricultural
extension agents.
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ORDINANCE NO. 25ll.

By A. M. Goodwin
An ordinance to prohibit and penalize
the running of automobiles or motor
cycles with open cutouts or detached
muffiers, and to prohibit and penaIize
the unnecessary and boisterous blow
ing of automobile or motorcycle horns
in the Town of CoIfax, La.
Be it ordained BY the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the Town of Col
fax. La, in regular session convened:
Section One
That on and after the PRONUNCIATION
Of this ordinance it shall be INSIDE
msanor for any person to run an auto
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1919-02-22
ORDINANCE NO. 25os.

By P. A. Dean
An ordinance fixing a budget of ex-
penses for the town of Colfax, La,
for the year 1919 and levying tax
of ten (10) mills on all property sub
ject to taxation in the town of Col
fax, La.
Section l.
Be it ordained by the mayor and
board of aldermen of the town of Col
fax. La. in regular session convened
That the following is hereby declared
to be the budget of expenses for the
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1919-02-22

OF the Southern States Cotton
Acreage Reduction Convention,
called by Governor Pleasant, fin
ished its work Tuesday. and 'ad-
juorned by adopting resolutions
declaring for a one-third reduc-
ton in acreage of cotton for 1919,
and the present crop should be
held until it commands "remun-
erative prices" and with the
further pledge that every individ-
ual delegate will return home
and carry out the things that the
convention directed.
1t was declared that too fire.
quently conventions meet and
'resolute" and the delegates re-
turn home and do the opposite.
Every man who spoke said this
convention would prove other
wise.
Results of this meeting may
be summed up as follows:
Reduction of 1919 cot
ton acreage by one-third as
compared with the acreage
of 1918.
"A pledge not to sellany
part of the present crop for
other than remnneratives
prices and to hold this crop
until the demand calls for it
at such prices.
3-Formation of state cot
ton acreage reduction asso-
Citations, whose business it
will be to secure written
pledges to carry out the first
two provisions from. every
cotton grower and cotton
producer in the U. S.
Resolution to brand any
man who refuses to cooper
ate as $50 lacking in public
spirit as to forfeit the conf
dence of the community in
which he lives"
5-A future convention of
cotton producers, before
which is detailed report of
the progress of the plans out
lined above, is to be made
by every cotton growing
state.
The subcommittee on resolu'
tons did not complete its work
until 1890 o'clock this morning,
The resolutions formally report
ed by the committee provide fol
acreage reduction and holding Of
cotton, and a method OF enforc
ing same.
In states where organization:
to secure acreage reduction have
already been formed. those agen
cies are to be employed. II
other states, the council of de
tense, where available, and thu
school and agricultural depart
ments are to be the agencies.
A general holiday is to be haC
in each state and observed a.
Reduction Pledge Day." Per
manent organization to cover
the whole region of the South il
to be considered later on.
The resolution reported in full
by the committee follows:
Whereas, the accumulation
of large stocks of cotton in tn
hands of the farmers and mer
chants of the South, financed b!
the bankers of the same section
and the drastic decline in pric'
to figure below the cost of pro
duction, due to postwar trad
disorganization; to the scarcit!
of ocean tonnage; to the restric
tons on trade imposed by for
49,, ,,ofions. To the overt attacI
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1919-02-22
Dolly Dimple Flour
'The Heart of the Grain Plus the Art Of the Brain

Dolly Dimple Flour is a particularly
superfne flour land not just be-
cause we say so. either! 1t is the
good. pure, cream of the wheat
pre-war quality! It is the finest
Anu,r er;onco oar, ,roduro1
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1919-02-22

Be it further ordained, etc., That a
tax of ten Q0) mills be and the same
is hereby levied on all the taxable prop
erty in the town of Colfax, La. for the
year 1919. to meet expenses as budget
ed in section 1 of this ordinance.
Section 81
Be it further ordained, ETC., That all
ordinances or parts of ordinances in
conflict herewith be and the same are
repealed.
Yeas arnahan, Dean, Goodwin,
Faraldo and Williams.
Adopted Jan. z, 1919.
Approved Jan. 2, 1919.
j. @. LONG. "a
A. M. GOODWIN, Mayor.
Secretary.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1919-02-22

In the RED sack it is the finest
SELF-RISING flour any amount of
money can buy, while in. the BLUE
sack it is the finest NATURAL
-four ON earth. ........s.......a...
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1919-02-22
Cotton Growers to
Reduce 1919 Acreage
Crop Now on Hand to be Held for Remunerative Price
individuals Who Refuse to Abide by De-
csions May be Ostracised

prices for cotton regardless of
the welfare of producers, and to
the general uneasiness in regard
to the uncertainties of the recon-
period, have precipitat-
ed upon the cotton-producing,
mercantile and banking interests
of the South a crisis fraught
with grave menace to the present
welfare of the section, as we'll as
to the future prosperity thereof;
and.
Whereas, the cotton interests
in question, with no desire TO ex-
act any monopoly-fxed price,
but with the determined purpose
of accruing a remunerative re-
turn for their world-used COM
have within their own
hands the infailible means of
rectifying the Abnormal, unjust
and menacing conditions b y
which they are confronted, by
an intelligent adjustment of the
next IL months supply to a
point which will stimulate lag
ging demand and challenge any
Interior efforts on the part of
their adversaries, through con-
spiracy or other artificial MEANS
to depreciate the price of their
product and deprive them of the
same without just compensation;
now, therefore,
BE it resolved, by the cotton
states acreage reduction conven-
vention, assembled in the city of
New Orleans. February II and
10, 1919. First, that this con-
vention hereby declares that at
this juncture a reduction of at
least one-third of the 1918 cotton
acreage. and the planting of
largely increased food crops is
imperatively necessary for the
present welfare and future pros
perity of the South, and this con-
vention and the several farmer,
merchant and banker members
thereof hereby pledge themselves
in tn cir several capacities
through their determined in
fluence to produce the desired
end.
Second, that this convention
declares that if the foregoing
acreage reduction platform is
carried out there will be no ne
cessity to sell any part of the
present crop for other than re-
munerative prices, and the con-
vention hereby pledges itself and
its members and affiliations. not
to sacrifice the present crop, but
to hold the same until demand
calls for it at such prices.
Third, that the farmers, mer-
chants and bankers of the South
should organize their force and
influence to the end that the
acreage reduction and holding
campaign shall be carried vigor-
ously into every county and every
subdivision thereof, in every cot
ton growing state; that in futher-
affce of this intensive campaign
those states which are already
at the work so well begun, and
those states which as yet are
not organized should proceed al
once to marshal their forces and
in so doing should utilize the
machinery of the council of ma.
tional defense. where available,
and the state and county agents
of the agricultural and educa'
tional departments of such states
that in all countries in which
public organization meeting have
not been already held, such
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1919-02-22
A Big Southern Flour Mill
Catering to Southern HOUSEWIFE.

No guesswork goes here! We
absolutely KNOW just exact
ly the kinds of flour that give
the best baking results in the
South.
We, make a physical and labor
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1919-02-22

atory test of every car of
wheat we receive and we are
continuously making a baking
test of every bit Of flour we
mill. Thus we absolutely
know that complete uniformity
will be the result.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-16
EXPORTUL DE MAZARE s
RAPITA.

Printr'un jurnal al Consiliului
de ministri Sc fncuviinteaza ex-
portuk de rapita 81 de mazare, re-
zervindu-se cantitatile necesare
,onsumului intern.
In acest scop va functiona pc
inga Directiunea generala a CO.
nerciului, un birou special al ex-
portului produselor agricole, com
pus din reprezentanti al ministe-
rului de agriculture 81 domenii,
sindicatelor agricole, directie &C.
nerala a cooperatiei, uniunea' IA
brieelor de ulei 81 m delegat al
ministerului de industie.
IS Vinzarile pentru exportul, de
mazare 81 rapita Sc vor face in
valuta tarilor importatoare afara
lie ruble rusesti, lire turcesti 81
coroane austriace.
Devizele straine Sc vor ceda
ministerului de cOmerciu 6data Gu
cererea de export, in schimb Sc va
contra valera in lei pc ours Off
cial.
Taxele vamale de export Sc vor
)lati in lei.
(,,Rominimea').
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-16

1or lucratorilor de Ia posta.
Eli vor inainta memoranda il
vor arata statistica GU numarul
factorilor postal carl au para
sit acest post in ultimul an 81
yor~ insista ca numai marirea sa-
.larului este singura masura prin
care Sc poate capata lucratori
destui pentru postele din acest
stat.
! Albanezii acusa pc Itaieni. -
Lisana. Comitetul National
Albanez a facut un alt. APPEL pc
care. La TRIMS conferintei de pa
ce, in care declara ca pretensiu-
nile Italiei, dupa cum au fost
acum de prezent exprimate de
catra ministrul de externe ita-
liam Signor Tittoni, referitor la
ocuparea Avloneb elf 81 despre
mandatul Albaniei, acesta spune
ca acestea sunt numai O. masca
|imperialista, lar negotiable din
ire Italia, Grecia 81 Serbia este
nm echivalent Gu anihilarea AZ
baniei.
Albanezii declara ca Ell M vor
|,consimti nici odata la ocuparea
Avlonei 81 nici la primirea unui
!mandator ca Italia.
Colonelul House ajuns in Ame-
rica. - New York. - Dupa un
an de aibsenta din tara Colonelnl
Edward M. House, membru al
conferintei de pace din Paris 81
| consilier al presedintelui Wilson
"a ajuns ieri in acest port fmpre-
una Gu sofia. Ell este galben, slab,
| in urma boalei suferita la. Paris
81 din cauza lucrului multi depus
la formularea tratatllui de pace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-16
DIN FUcA C)NDFUtU1.

Toata actiunea authorization
impotriva speculatorilor ma fost
de cit O furtuna intr 'un pahar
Gu apa. Toate alimentele Sc. Wind
Gu pretul normal, fnainte de ac-
tiunea authorization, 81 laptelc.
Gu inceperea de ieri s'a urcat Gil
un cent la pint 81 la quart. -
Cetatea angrosistilor prea pu-
sternica ca Sc poata Fl cucerita IA
sra dizolvarea trusturilor.
Sc zice ca in multe state salo-
anerilor nu lie convine sa sc vo-
'teze nd. - De ce Sc platasca IL
centa cind pot vinde 81 fara ca
,cite-un pie, care le aduce prof.
turi mai bune de cit daca ar vim
de cite zece9
Clevelandul a lasat toata gri-
ia influentei pc seama femeilor.
Sc zice ca ele au mai multa in
flunta pc linga cucoana influen-
ia de cit barbatii ca so convin-
ga sa-si ia catrafusele Sc piece.
= Voni vedea ce va esi 81 din
minunea asta.
Fiindca indraznim Sc reprodu-
Gem din ziarele din tara ceea &C
Sc scrie GU privire Ia tratatul de
pace a Austriei, prin care Sc i'm
pune Romfniei niste conditiuni
Incompatible Gu neatarnarea eli
cei de la ,,Steaua Noastra" zic
ca suntem antisemiti. = Gear Fl
oare daca am traduce 81 am p l.
blica Negustorul de Venetia de
Shakespeare?
Bate vfntul hatalmas
Merg feciori la rukolas
Honvezii marsaluiesc
Fetele busuluiesc.
Cind vine biata fecicuta
In tara mai meleguta
VINO 81 -tu lelku meu
Sa te string la kebeleu.
All vara la aratas
Facusi bade fogadas
Ca. tn min mi Iowa
Sol Fl menyasonya ia.
Aratasu O sosit !,
| Si sueretu'a erkezit
Da tn bade nu tie 'nsori
Adja'z listen ca sa mori.
81 ute asa cint romfncute.e
noastre cind lie fura dorul,, va
saluind lepedeul." Doamne! Ce
munca pc viitorii dascali de prin
partile Bihorului 81 Salajului ca
sa culeaga 81 sa arunce la mai
dan ungurismele din limba ro.
mina!.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-16
Letii attach deD6


haga. - Sloboziti AZ ofiteri in ur-
ma panicei de care au fost cg-
prinsi cind camioane cuirasate
au rupt linia lor IL vest de Riga,
fortele Letilor 1ntarite de trupe-
le Estonienilor, au cistigat mi
tiativa 81 au fmpins pc dusman
peste riul Duna, dnpa cum spun
informatiile primite de la Wen
del.
Letii nu au parasit partea de
rasarit a orasului Riga situata
Fla east de Duna, ci au ramas a.
colo Gu tot bombardamentul ger
mano-rusilor.
Otis trimite bani In tara. -, Bi-
ne cunoscuta casa Otis & Go. a
deschis acum ul1 despartamfnt
care sa Sc coupe Gu afacerile stra
inc. Acest despartamint este sub
fngrijirea d-lui G. E. Hine 81 GU
un foarte capabil corp de experti
bine pregatiti de a trasmite bani
in toate partile lnmii. Firma a.
re asociata Gu ca, banci fruntase
L
81 are correspondence in toate par
| tile lumii 81 deci, este in pozitia
de trimite bani sigur, repede
Isl pc preturile cele mai rezona-
bile.
Avmtajul de a avea face Gu
o casa ca Otis & Co. cfnd /este
vorba de-trimis ibani dincolo, es-
| tie de prisos mai comenta.
| Otis & Co. este cea mai mare
casa de investare. din Ohio 81 c
mfndra de onestitatea 81 integri-
tatea pc care os4pune in orr care
.transactie.
I Noul despartamint Sc afla la
al treilea rind din edificiul Gu
yahoga. Fiecare client poate f
asigurat de ourtesie 81 conveni
enta in orr 'ce afaceri.
Casa lui Otis. 3 Co. in Cuya-
hoga Bldg la colt de la Pu.
bile Square 81 Superior Avenue
de la Posta peste drum. la eR
vatorul il Bldg, pima la al trei
lea rfnd cind vrei Sc sehimbi Iii
berty Be ndurile orr Sc, trimiti
bani dincolo peste apa.
senato1ul Lodge va ataca che.
stia Shaintung. Washington
= Asupra chestiei Shantung s'a
asteptat ca din nou Sc inceapa
desbateriAe in sesiunea de acum.
Senatorial Lodge, presedintelt
comitetului insatEiaati Gu aface
rile straine s'a anuntat Cd are in
tentia de a vorbi asupra chestie
Shantungului, la care comitetu
senatorial a propus un amends
ment. Unii dintre fruntasi cre6
ca milne Sc va ajunge la un vo1
asupra acestui amendment.
. .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-16
NF0RNATNN|

Russia un stat, militar. - Hell
singfors. = Guvernul sOvietist al
Rusiei a dat ordin ca intreaga po-
pulatie tarii sd fie supusa ime-
dat la instructii militare, aceste
infornatii au fost luate din sur
Sc authoritative rusesti. Toti tara
nil trebue ca intregul timp cit nu
lucra la pamint sal sacrifice artei
militare.
Ducele de Aosta in exil. - Pa
ris. - Ducele de Aosta, varul re-
gelui Victor Emanuel al Italiei, a
ajuns astazi in Paris, de unde va
pleca spre Belgia, unde, dupa cit
Sc spune, va locui de aci inainte.
Ziarele de aici scriu ca ducele, ca
re a cOmandat a treia armata ita-
Llama in decursul razboiului 81 ca
re cistigat mari merite militare,
si-a atras asupra lui mania rege-
lui, datorita atitudinei ducelui de
Aosta fata de dntreprindefea lui
Gabriel D'AnunziO.
fnchisi in 0 hottie de jumatate
,, miho1 = Chicago, - Dol fosti
lucratori de la caleas ferata Mi,
chigan Central an fost arestati a.
faltaseara in, legatura Gu o serie
de hotii de la calea ferata care sc
fidica Ia suma rotunda de juma.
tate maion dolari. Prada Sc spune
! ca consista din matasuri, blani
fghete, inJbracaminte, care au fost
lr4ndnte dnpa. cum spun detectivii
de 0 firnaa fietiva, bare era opera
"a de- bc6tra aceasta banda de hoti.
n CT arestati sunt Herbert Mus.
,selman ii Frank Durkel.
Il -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-16
Reintinerirea b&M,fnilor.

!
Paris. L DIR. Serge Voronoff
membru al academiei de medici.
ma franceza 81 unul dintre renu-
mitii experti in anatomie a
nuntat ca ell a descoperit, dupa
un an de experiente, cum Sc poa'
tie reintineri un batrin.
1ncercarile ce. lea facut la in
ceput a fost Gu animale, lar Ia
urma a facut, suprema incercare
81 Gu un corp uman. 81 susti
me ca uncle glande ale corpulu
omenesc Isl perd puterea de 8
subtarge sucurile necesare dir
hrana pc care O. mistuie omul, $
din aceasta cauza -corpnl omulu
slabeste. Daca ,aceste glande
prin reusita operate pot Fl in
locuite Gu altele, atunci omul VI
cistiga o noua sursa de energie
81 poate trai mai departe rein
tinerit,
Ell spune ca . sehimbat /glan
dele unui ON Gu glandele luat'
de, o maimuM 81 rezultatnl q fos'
uimitor.
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