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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-16
TO STUDY DRUG TRAFFIC

The Interchurch World Movement
the cooperative organization OF
churches established by the Protestant
denominations of America which is
soon to send a team of several men
and women to this county to hold its
conference here. has just established
a survey department on temperance
and moral welfare.
Alarming reports Of the growth OF
drug and liquor evils in Africa and
Asia reaching headquarters caused the
Inauguration of the new department op
Temperance and Moral Welfare. Opium
is being procured by Chinese addicts
in large quantities through vendors
who use the Japanese postal system
in China, it Is said, and the Chinese
government and the missionaries have
not been able to stop the traffic
Liquors new and strange to the
Chinese are also being sold in increas,
ing quantities and farther into the
interior. In parts of Africa natives
are being blinded for, life or other.
wise injured by trade liquor akin to
the American wood alcohol.
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Religious Press Service -
Weekly Sermonette
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Tho Call of Abraham.

Inc Call OF ADraham.
And Jehovah said unto Abra-
ham: Get thee out OF thy coun-
try, and from thy kindred, and
from thy fathers house, into a
land that l will show thee."-
Gen. xii, 1.
There is time in mans life when
he actually leaves his home and kim
ldred. perhaps his country, to begin
a life's work of his own. Standing
on his own feet, as we say, he must
decide his course as to right and
wrong for himself. There is an ideal,
a great service in every vocation,
however humble it may appear. Ii
is the good and true which radiates
from every duty faithfully and right
fully done. When man begins to
lift his thoughts above the mental
aspect of his work end begins to
make It means to Gods will, he is
needing the call He then leaves a
country and kindred. He departs
from the country where they labor
merely for money, honor and position
Hesleaves a kindred Of thoughts and
feelings contemplating mere pleas
|ure, comfort and luxury. So Abram
may be called in us. Abram in us is
the God-given faculty to lift our
thought and desire above the glories
of this world. Then God is reaching
us and calling US to journey to bet
ter land. land that he will shew us.
No man who heeds the call can fail
to reach the promised land. For:
They shall not labor In vain. nor
bring forth trouble, for they are the
seed of the blessed of the Lord and
their offspring with them. Rev.
Erich l.. G.. Reissner.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-16
lNTERcHURcH MOVEMENT
PLANS MEDICAL AID FOR CHINA

- .
In no part Of China is there a med
zeal force at all adequate to the needs
OF the situation. In one province there
Is but one doctor to five millions OF
people. and missionaries living in lone
ly stations must travel many days to
procure medical help in case of need
Fully ninety-nine per cent OF the
people who become i'll in China are
entirely without competent medical
attention. China probably affords an
exhibition Of the greatest physical need
the world has ever known.
The program OF the Interchurch
World Movement. based on careful
survey, will include the strengthenine
Of present institutions and the opening
Of . large number of hospitals in new
areas where they are most needed. !.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-16

Mrs. Helen ,. Montgomery, Of
Rochester, New York, member Of the
General Committee Of the Interchurch
World Movement who spoke at the
Pastors' Conference on the Cooperation
Of women N che interchurch World
Movement and wan leader In the
I Training Conference for Women
church worksrs held simultaneously
with the Pastors Conference.
ton Of effort. BY careful inyestiga-
ton It 10 proposed to determine how
the funds 1t Is proposed to raise In q
financial campaign can be expended
with the best results in the furtherance
OF Christianity and Of the social, edu-
cational and economic interests Of each
community.
Professor In 4. Morton, supervisor
~ the Rural Church Survey OF Western
Washington, has covered the field and
perfected the prelfmanary arrange
ments and some fifty volunteer work
ers are engased IN theH work. most Of
them Ia their resident communities.
OF the nineteen counties in Western
Washington, four have completed their
surveys and ten others are rapidly
nearing completion.
The work being done ii best Illus
trated BY the following adduced from
complete surveys:
Shows sInefficIency.
The northwest corner OF Ekagit coun.
~, presents the following interesting
situation:
The compact area considered in this
observation is little more than one
township In extent 1t includes the
villages Of Edison. Blanchard and Bow.
The total population is 1860. The popu-
latIon Is not subject to serious fluctua-
lions. The total road mileage is Is.
all roads being grayeled.. A steam rail.
way and an electric railway cross it,
The land is almost all level, and
practically all available for tilling and
grazing. The soil is so fertile as to
yield more than 100 bushels of oats
per acre. and other crops In proper
ton
There are seven Protestant Churches
and one Catholic Church in the area.
OF the Protestant churches. one is
Norwegian Lutheran, another ia
Swedish NJ. E.. while the other five
are English-speaking M. e. Churches.
The total membership OF the seven
churches is 246 The total amount
paid by the seven churches toward
pastoral service IL $685. $500 OF
which IL paid by the Lutheran Church,
and the balance by the others in
amounts OF 800 to $225 each.
There are two ministers resident In
this area one of whom is practically
in retirement. the other would reason
ably be expected to do 30 soon. Three
other ministers come from outside the
area to hold services on Sunday.
In the face OF this situation can
the church by any means be regarded
as efficient in this area?
Nssds FlIvvsr Badly.
The Rev. VIM. v. Davis is the "Sky
Pilot" for . parish OF four hundred
thirty square miles In the western end
Of Ciailam county, Washington. He
holds services At three different places.
On one Sunday driving thirty miles |
for his morning service. and eighteen
miles further for afternoon and even.
ing services. On the alternate Sunday
he drives twenty miles for two serv.
ices. and acts rs janitor besides at one |
Of these. During the week he carries
the Gospel message to . number Of |
lumber camps. II 1t the appointed
time for service the lumberjacks are
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-16
SURVEY SHOWS
CHURCH NEEDS
Western Washington Counties
Busy in lnterchurch World
Movement.
RAPID PROGRESS BEING MADE
Surveys pisciosing How Western Wash.
inoton Churches Car Cooperate in
Effective Work to Further
Christianity.

Western Washington counties gen
orally are now engaged in the rural
church survey being carried on all
over the United States as a part of
the great Interchurch World Move.
ment
The purpose of this survey is to
determine what work the combined
Protestant Evangelical churches can
accomplish to promote the religious,
educational, social and economic life
Of all localities in Western Washing
ton. Also to discover where churches
are needed or where better results
could be accomplished by consolida-
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NO SCHOOLS FOR CHINESE.

There are ut least 100000 youna
people Of school age in China for whom
there are at present no educational
facilities at all. Included in the pro
gram OF the Interchurch World Move.
mont which will be explained ct the
conference to be held In this county
early in April are five universities IN
China. each involving the cooperation
OF from four to six denominations,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-16
NO EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION

Practically all the education fol
Central African natives in the hands
OF the missionaries according to the
surveys of the Interchurch,. World
Movement. In some cases governments
subsidize these schools. The generally
sparse population of Africa means
that greater distances must be cover
cd BY the missionary in reaching q
given number Of people than in Other
countries.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-16


The Raymond boys who were in
attendance at the Older Boys Con-
ference made very pleasant call on
the Standard editor Monday before
their train left. They expressed
themselves as delighted with Oiym.
pia and the conference. They are
Donald Latimer, Homer votaw.
Alfred Thompson, Edwin Hudnall.
Howard Huston. Andrew Nelson.
Earl Younglove. Kieth Rhoads. Ray
mond Garrett. Harold Philbrick, DON
Ald Osborn. Gerald Kelley, william
0Rrrett. Kenneth Strain. and r. r.
M6rneau.
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not present, he mounts q stump and
sings them out of their bunk houses
with some such song as The Ninety
aud Nine" r're--
Thi. imperial preacher is the only
gospel messenger among the whites
OF his territory. He is Presbyterian.
some Presbyterians. some Congrega-
tional and some Methodists.
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TO ExcHANGE-REAL ESTATE

For Exchange acres, warAr-
front, 8 cleared, balance timber
and pasture; good house and barn,
orchard, running water: 6M miles
from Olympia. viii exchange for
city property. Phone 56OY.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-16

for sale-Ten acres shot clay,
level, about three cleared; small
house. good barn, large chickenhouse
ETC.; nice lot of fruit trees, good
creek; much standing cordwood in
Douglas fir. maple and cedar; nicely
situated near Olympia. A inc offer
for $1,000. Owner. 907 East Second.
Phone 32SR.-3-5-2..
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FOR sALE-FARNis

For Sale-40 acres of logged land !;
nne sandy loan; nearly level; near
school and store; for quick sale only
$25 per acre: terms. Improved
ranches $500 to $4,000. ]. T.
Thacker, SOC E. Fourth, phone 73s.
3-16-2-
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs

For Sale---Stewart & Atterbury
trucks, all sizes for all purposes. and
the price and terms are right. Come
in and get specifications. They're
free. Square Deal Garage. 40 West
Fourth street. 3-12-3
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ATTENTION,

Parties who had checks cashed atl
the ]. G. Penney Co. store on Mon
day. December %. will kindly come:
in and give us their names, the Mans
of the bank and the amount of the
check, SO that payment may be-
stopped. J. c. Penney Company.
(Adv. 1.1-tf)ss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-16

z Or. !. e. crowther, pastor Of the
First Methodist Church, Of Seattle, :
member Of the Pastors Conference
speakers team. Dr. crowther 10 the
author Of 1.-THE Wayfarer," the ReIi.
oious Pageant, which was shown at the
Methodist Centenary Exposition in
Columbus, Ohio, in 1919 and in Madison
Square Garden, New York City. for :
months run last December and Jan.
uary.
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pia, Wash. Phone 22F4. g..
WANTED-AUTOMOBlLES

Wanted--used cars. We have
more customers than cars. II your
price is right we can sell yours.
Square Deal Garage, 410 West Fourth
street.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-16

Wanted to Purchase - modern
s or 7-room house, in good location
In the city. Inquire at the Washing
ton Standard office.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-16

For Sale--One Ford Touring Car,
in fair running condition, only 1925
to quick buyer. Capital Motors Cor
poration, 315 Main street, Olympia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-16

For Sale--One Stewart q. ton
truck, with express body; cord tires
all around; good condition. A real
buy. at only s785.00. Easy terms il
desired. Capital Motors Corporation.
ais Main street, Olympia.
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Wanted-The people of Olympia
and vicinity to have their cleaning,
repairing and pressing done at the
City Dye Works. 301 West Fourth
street. Phone 64s. We call and de-
liver. (Adv. 2-17-4).
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Get your engraved cards at ths
Washington Standard office.
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WANTED TO BUY-TIMBER

White alder. maple, cots
tonwood, white fir and spruce veneer
logs. Pacific Veneer Company.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-16

One 1915 Ford: good condition.
This car has had good care and does
not need overhauling. Has good
tires, and is worth more than we are
asking for it. Only $4,000. Capt.
tai Motors Corporation.
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WANTED TO BUY-R. r. TIES

Wantesi-Hewed ties. at o. r. & n
pints. Inquire West Coast Lumber!
Co., Aberdeen. Wash. (Adv. 3-5-4ls3
Evening star., 1920-01-30

Charles A. Stevens was elected
monarch of Kallipolis Grotto. No. IS.
NJ. o. V. =. +. r., at the annual busi-
ness meeting held at old Masonic
Temple last night. He succeeds
Charles Shackelford. Officers elected
to assist Mr.. Stevens in the admins
tration of grotto affairs for 1920 were:
Castelman p Boss. chief Justice; Mar
shall w Pickering, master of cere-
monies; f. W Libbey. secretary; J.
H. Curran. treasurer, and Alexander
Schmid, sentinel. Mr.. Curran was
elected to the office of treasurer for
the seventeenth consecutive time.
The new monarch of the grotto is
one of the charter members of the
local organization. having represented
the organization at many of the ma
tional conventions in recent years. He
is a member of Anacostia Lodge, F. A.
A NJ: Anacostia Chapter. r. A. NJ;
De Molay Commandery. Knights Tenn
plar; Almas Temple of the Mystic
Shrine and past patron of the Electa
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star,
of Anacostia- His other fraternal af-
filiations are: President of the Circle
Club of Master MaSons of the District
government employees. captain in the
local regiment of Minute Men and
leader of the Oriental Band of Almas
Temple
Evening star., 1920-01-30

Justice Charles H. Duell. former
commissioner of patents and asso-
ciate justice of the Court of Appeals
for the District of Columbia. died
yesterday at the home of his son.
Holland S. Duell. Yonkers. n. Y. For
almost year Judge Duell had been
failing in health Mrs. Harriet
Sackett Duer. his wife. died three
years ago at his sons residence.
Services will he held at Yonkers
the family plot at Cortland. n. Y.
Judge Duell was born at Cortland
April 13. 1850. He was the son of
r.. Holland Duell and Mary Ledyard
Cuyler- He was a graduate of Hamil-
ton College. and practiced law in New
York city from 1871 to 1880. In that
year he moved to Syracuse to special
ize in patent law. He was a member
of the New York state assembly from
1873 to 1880, and became commits
sioner of patents in 1888. In 1905 he
was appointed associate justice of the
serving in that capacity for a little
more than a year In recent years
he had been senior member of the
firm of Duell, Warfield & Duell of
New York city. I
Judge Duell was an elector at large
and president of the Taft New York
electoral college in 1908. He was treas
urer Of the republican congressional
committee in 1910. having been assist
ant treasurer of the republican national
committee in 1904. In 1912 he was
chairman of the Roosevelt campaign
committee of the city of New York
Justice Duell was a member of
number of clubs, among them the Cos
mos Club of this city and the Union
League of New York, and was a direc-
tor of a number of manufacturing Or
ganiZations.
He leaves a daughter, Mrs Otho V.
Kcan of Providence, r. J.. three sons
Holland S. Duell OF Yonkers, w. Sackett
Duell of Meadowbrook, Pa. and Charles
II. Ducll. jr, of New York: a brother.
Richard C. Duell of Cortland. n. Y,
and seven grandsons and four grand
daughters
Evening star., 1920-01-30

Hosiery Day-Saturday
-Women's "Radmoor" Pure
Silk Hose, seamless feet,
mock seam in legs; wide elas-
tic garter tops. High spliced
soles and heels. In
black and white. CT IN
A pair .,...... ~ L sOO
-Women's Pure Silk Hose.
regular made feet; full fash
ioned legs; spliced soles; high
spliced heels; garter tops.
In black and @ Ok
white. A pair. pZ.ZO
-Women's "Radmoor" Mer.
cerized Lisle Hose, full reg
ular made; high spliced heels;
double soles; garter tops.
In black only. A Ct Ok
pair .............. ~ AsAO
-Women's Fiber Silk Hose,
seamless feet; mock seam in
legs; high spliced heels, dou
BILE soles; garter tops. In
black, white, navy, gray, cor
dovan and taupe. 81 M
-Children's Xxi Ribbed Hose,
fine weave: in black and
white; seamless feet; double
soles, heels and toes. In
sizes 6 to 9H. 3 pairs az
for $1.00, or, a pair. OON
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1920-01-30

Piles Cured In & to II Days
Druggists refund money IL PAZO OINTMENT
fails TO cure Itching. Blind. Blet ding or Pro
truding Piles. Stops Irritation; Soothes and
Heals. You get restful sleep after the Ist
application. Price, S)c.-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1920-01-30
HAND SWOLLEN
WITH BL|STERS
Would Run Water. Itched
andBurnea .C'uicuraHeals.

MY t-oub,e began with little white
blistcrs on my Right hand. The
bliss.rs b.oke snd would run water,
and / could not wo:k. My hand
was -ed and swollen. aad itched and
burned 20 i scratched all the time,
and it Acp: -. woke every night.
Then i-i.d a free sample of
CuticuIa Soap and Ointment. My
hand began to heal so I purchased
q box of Cuticura Ointrcent and one
cake of Cuticura Soap and now my
hand is sound and we'll. am
healed" (Signed1 Mrs. Emma Parks,
R.2. Valley Mills. Texas July 80, 1919.
Try to prevent further trouble by
using cuticura for all toilet purposes.
ssnris E.eA Pres ~ Mall. Address: "cssis.ra
LsssrstsE1as. Dept u, MaIesn, Mas" Sold every-
where. Soap 2c- Oirtnent 8 and 5ec Taleum Ee.
Cudesra Soap shavss without mug.
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Osetruje veskere nemoci
muzI, zen a .ditek.

Kataru n zaludecnim chorobam Sc
venuie obzFlAatnf poZornost.
Trpite-li kataren, pfijdte a nechte
Sc vysetriti. Nemocni d schorobou po-
nekud napaJenf. nell by Sc uchopiti
prflezitosti jeho navstevy. Navstivte
iej a budete uspok ojeni. Jestli &c jest
vas prfpad neyyletitelng. rekne YAM
TAX beg ol1olku a porad Nam ! ne
zhojitelnos.i. ladng chorobug muz
neb zena nemdli by zameskati pora-
diti Sc timto specialistou.
Jste-li postizoni rhoumatismem, ner-
vosou, vo1natelnostf, otokem rukou
neb nohou, nesnazemi jater, srdce,
slabosti nergd neL jinou chorobou sla-
bostni jste-i zsinalJ, trpiteh zavra-
H. nechutl X jldlu, zAepou nezazivno-
sti padoucnici neJ zaludecnfmi a strev
mimi nepofadky, prijd'te X Dir. Snellovi.
Mate-H sl1vrny, l<revni, kozni neb
vlasovY neIuh, prttrz neb zlatou zilu,
vse Sc uspCcEem lGci,
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MssFWsSHWssl
ZEMREL v POl)LsICNf kARE

We ttvrtek odpoledne rome
mehl sc " kare St. Clair trak-
ieni hnie neiaky starsi muz a
nez lekar mohl byti povolan,
,doteeny podlehl wade srdecni
q pozustatky jeho ,odvezeny do
,okresni mannioe, kde k ztotoz-
neni mrtvoly doslo konecne
ycera veGer. -Jde o 48leteho B.
Bernackyho z cisia 1923 vych.
81. ulice, dflnfka We Whiteo-
yych tovarnach zamestnaneho.
ztotozneni provedl jeho 12le-
lty SYN, jenz O skonu "nezna-
|.meho muae " kafe Ma st. Clair
Ave-" dodetl sc We vcerejsich
casopisech. Bernacky byl Slo-
wax puvodem.
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CHkIPKA Sc OPET OBJE-
VUJE.

| VSNAo SJphy va DC HiCStc
nekolik tszkych pfipadu influ
enzy a vzhledem k temu zdra-
votni trad vydal nasledujici
pravidla, Jez nutno zachovava
ii, ably Sc hide uehranili naka-
zy. Pro domacnosti jsou to
pravidla nasledujici: Nechof-
te bez nutne priciny do svet.
nice, v niz llezi nemocny. - Ne
pfijiBaejte navstev a nechod'te
ma navstevy.; kazdy at jest do
ma. - Vyhybejte Sc mistam,
kde Sc shromazd'uje mnoho IL
di. - Hled'te, ably deti vase
Ibyly " suehu a teple; nezusta-
vejte We 'vfhkem byte. Sluneeni
svetle a 6erstvy vzduch maji
miti do ebydh dobry pfistup.
Delnikam poskytovany jsou
nasleduiici .rady: Pokud moz-
no, chod'te do prace pesky. -
Vystrihejte Sc tech, kdoz ka-
slaji a kychaii. ---- Umyjte 81
lruce pred jidlem. ~ Nedele.j-
te prach. -- Neplivejte ma po-
dlahy, chodniky nebo v ka-
Irach. - Kdyz kaslete nebo ky
chate, delete to do satku. Spe-
te deNet hodin. Vyvarujte Sc
prepracovani, preiedeni a pre-
pitt. - Nepijte nadob, obec-
ne pouzivanych. ~ Nechod'te
k nemocnym.
Pro osetrovatelky sestavena
by.a nasledujici pravidla: Ia
chovejte nejvetsi cistotu; kdyz
jste u nemocneho, mejte masku
z gazu. Spete nejmene sedm
hodin, jezte dostatek dobre, ci-
/ ste potravy. Vyvarujte vsechny
nadoby, kter6 prijdou do svet.
nice nemocneho. Udrzujte ne
mocneho " teple, nepouStejte
k nemu nikoho a delete kazdc
denne prochazky ma cerstven
| vzduchu.
| O tom, jak Sc chripka pom;
va a iak nutno sc zachovat
| nez dostavi Sc lekaf, navrhui,
/ Sc: Kdyz nahle citite Sc sla
bym a unavenym, mate mraze
nj, bolesti hlavy, usi, V zadech
nebo boli-h vas cele teio, jdet
domu a zavolejte lekare. Ne
ten pride, bud'te V teple post
Ii. Nikdo at nespi S vami "
stejne svetnici. Chrante jim
! tim, re budete kaslat a ky
chat do satku, ktere mohou b.
: ii vyvareny, nebo spaleny. Sne
te neeo vyzivneho kazd
lctyri hoe}iny, vejce nebo silno,
po.eNku. iUzivejte nejakeho /
: kul abyste mel volnou stolici.
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ochuray1le bcienim hlayy, trudnomysl-
nostf bolestf V kTlzi, zvlastnimi ne
mocelai neb jsou-li pustizcny jingmi
nepravidelnostmi, slabosti neb nedu-
hem spe1iclne zgnskym, mely by sc s
timto speCialistou poradtti.
Choroby vajecnlku ncb dclohy lfcl
bez uoze Byio-H VAN radeno podro-
biti Sc oporaci chirurgickG. ably Cd
stran6na tyla pfidina. techto choFob.
neb pri zllte zfle a prutrzi, neposlou-
chejte techto pckynu a nedavejte syoje
zdravf pod Eu@, lancetu neb ranl6l1ar-
skou jehlu, ariz byste Sc drive pora-
dily Sc specialistou.
Nehlede tomu. jake poVahy Jest
Vase nemoc rek jak dlouho Vas suzu-
ia. porad'te Sc timto specialistou, aby
.ely vas budoEcf aivot nebyl sazco,
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Starr ] naladl muzi

Nehled6 K tomu, jak iste nemoeen.
nehlede ami k Vasi bezrsdnosti bez-
nadejnosti a nehlede ami X tomu, kdyz
YAM bylo liz receno, &c Vase nemoc
jest nczhojitelpa. prijdtc poradte SO
S timto vIpornS m l6kartm a jest-li 20
zbEya jen nitka nad9je. na ktere Nisf
Vase zdraYi. muze tato v6sti X Nascmu
uzdrayeui. spokoienosH a stGsti.
zVLASTNf POZORNOST sc veuuje
,hemickeml drobnohlednemu rozbo-
ru krye, moGe a ehrchlu a vsem trpf-
elm nemocani dusevnfmi a nervovJ mi
komplikacemi.
NSnchnN- Clnf ~ alrnsni+n