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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
HUTT FISHER CONCERT
NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT
distinguished Vio1inist To Appear AT
AIkrama Theatre Under Auspi-
ces of Methodist Women

Hutt Fisher, American V1ollnlst;
assisted by Quirino Camilli, Italian
baratone; will appear in a musical
concert at the Alkrama Theatre IN
this city Wednesday evening, March
10. A more pretentious musical
treat has not been offered an ELIZA
beth City audience in several years.
Mr.. Fisher is represented as a mu-
steal genius who knows the Vlolln
as only a true artist can know II.
His assisting artist, Sig. Camilla
will present a number Of songs IN
French, Spanish; Italian and Eng
l;sh: including famous ar1as from
opera, as we'll as shorter NUMBERS.
The HUT Fisher concert is under
the auspices of the Ladies Aid So
c;etv of the First Methodist Church
and the sale of seats is being handled
by them.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
IN. s. OFFICIALS MEET
ELIZABETH CITY MEN
Executives Here Yesterday in Conference With
Chamber of Commerce on Pennsylvania
Avenue Play Ground Proposition

The movement to secure a pub
lie playground for the children
of Elizabeth City took reassurlng
form yesterday with the appear
ance here of leading officials of
the Norfolk Southern R. R. in a
conference. with directors of the
Elizabeth City Chamber of Com
mlerce.
The Norfolk Southern rail road yards
nue. There is an unused strip 80 feet
wide between the street line and the rail
road tracks. This unused property is
at present serving no purpose and is an
eyesore to the town. It is overgrown
with weeds and harbors vast pools of
stagnant water, breeding places for mos
quitees. To improve and beautify this
property would involve considerable ex-
pense for the rail road company without
showing a profit. Elizabeth City has
| offered to drain, fill, improve and equip
this property for public park and play
ground if the Norfolk Southern will lend
or lease the property to the city for
nominal sum for definite period of
years.
E. D. Kyle. vice president; Morris S.
Hawkins, assistant to the president, and
F. L. Nicholson, chief engineer, of the
Norfolk Southern cmae to Elizabeth
City yesterday especially to view the
situation and confer with interested citi-
!zens. Directors of the Chamber of Com
lmerce took them over the ground and
entertained them at an informal lunch
con at Dinty Moore's Place.
Being rail road officials, the visitors
would not commit themselves on the spot
but they said many things to indicate
that they are inclined to favor the prop
osition. Mr.. Hawkins, assistant to Pres
ident Young, stated that the officials
would give the matter immediate con
sideration and probably give the city
an answer within ten days.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
THIS DURANTS NECKER
WANTS A GOOD ROAD
Is Perfectly Willing For Elizabeth
City To Go Down In Perquimans
And Build One

Editor of Independent:
Can't you raise a fund from the
Elizabeth City merchants to repair
our road from Durants Neck to
Woodville so we of this section can
40 our trading in Elizabeth City?
The Perquimans County Road
Commission (Which are the County
Commissioners also) say they are
about done working a road for the
benefit of Elizabeth City, for the Dur
ants Neck folks are just making the
merchants of Elizabeth City rich.
Now you can see just the position
we are in We are to be driven to
Hertford to do our trading and other
business, and they offer us real bar
gains too.
was talking with a man this
morning who, said he only had to
pay ten dollars more for cook stove
of the same make and size in Hert-
| ford than he did in Elizabeth City.
One of Hertford's leading doctors
was down here the other day, and
saw some nice Drooms in one OF our
stores; he asked the price and when
told said: ''that's cheaper than can
get one in Hertford; I'll take one.
They even accuse us of putting our
money in Elizabeth City banks. l
know man who tried to borrow
money this fall from one OF the
Hertford banks; they said they on
ly had little money and that they
had to keep it for their customers
or friends. This man went to the
First and Citizens National Bankln
Elizabeth City and had no trouble
IN getting the money, showing by
that that the collateral was o. k.
When the road legislation went
through last Spring I was told that
the road between New Hope and
Woodville would be the last road
improved. This was told to me by
1.-TWO of the leading men of Herttord
but 1 thought at that time they were
ioking, but I now have reason to be-
llieve that they were in earnest.
think it is the cheapest politics
lever heard of and the people of Dur
ants Neck will refuse to be domina-
tied by a few peanut politicians.
There are a bunch of men in Hert
ford who think they have all the
brain in Perquimans County. and are
ordained to do all the thinking fo1
The whole people And yet they
lhayn't got energy enough to bulld
decent streets in their own town
The country people of Perqulmans
County are suffering from an epldem
lie of too much Hertford."
Now if we have to support GER
l+ain class of Hertford's people, why
we'll pension them, but we absolute
" refuse to be driven there to &c
our trading so let them cease drlV-
ing and offer us some inducement.
Fair Play
Durants Neck, N. c. March End
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
CLOTHES CAUGHT
FIRE, She DIED
Second Woman To Lose Life
This Way Within Week

Mrs. Louisiana Hayman, aged 62
years, died at her home on Bell street
in this city Tuesday night as result
of burns received when her clothing
caught ON fire from a heater in her
room This is the second case of the
kind reported in this vicinity within
a week.
Mrs Hayman was a widow of the
late w. H. Hayman and a native OF
Tyrrel1 County. She had lived in
this city about eighteen years.
She is survived by two sons, Will
liam N. Hayman and Dewey L. Hay
man of this city; by one daughter
Mrs. Mary Roughton of Harrellsville
and by three stepdaughters, Mrs. L
Twiford of this city, Mrs. Cora Guarc
and Mrs. Ella Mann, both of Manns
Harbor.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
SHAD NOT SHOWING UP
IN PROFITABLE NUMBERS
Failure of the Shad Season in Florida
and Georgia Indicates Light Catch -
TOR North Carolina

The shad season is late in getting un-
der way in North Carolina this year and
fishermen are convinced that there will
be a light season generally. The big
gest shipment of shad from Elizabeth
City this week aggregated only about 75
boxes. About 20 boxes went thru Eliz-
abeth City yesterday.
The shad season in Florida closed on
March 1, disappointment to everybody.
Few shad appeared in Florida waters
this year. The same reports come from
Savannah Ga, where the shad season
is now at it's height. North Carolina
fishermen are not hoping for profitable
season, in view of the failures farther
south. Some are predicting that the
shad will be extinct n Atlantic Coast
waters in another decade or so.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
FOR
CAMDEN'S COURT
Ehrinehaus Would Try Currituck
Highwayrnen Cases at
Camden Next Week

indictments of James Pope Mix
on, Edward Parr, l.. ". Penning-
ton and w. 7. Saunders. the
Young white men charged with
sensational robberies in Currl-
tuck county will be presented to
the grand jury of the Superior
Court Of Camden county which
convenes at Camden c. H. Mon
day. March 8.
The four were to have been tried at
Currituck Court this week. but there
was no court in Currituck. On account
Of the epidemic of Influenza in that
county only - of the so jurors drawn
for Currituck Court put in their ap-
ncarance Monday. 1t takes IS jurors to
cl.panel grand jury. The Court had
to be indefinitely postponed. Rather
than carry the prisoners in Jail lndef-
initrly Solicitor ]. c. b. Ehringhaus Will
ask for their Indictment and trial in Cam
den county. where Court convenes Mon
dav. 1t is understood that the defend
ants will agree to this In fact it is'be-
lieypd that the defendants will fare bet
+er in 4 trial outside of Currituck coun-
tv where their alleged crimes were com
mtted.
Handcuffed the four young men were
taken from the Elizabeth City jail and
carried to Currituck Monday morning.
Handcuffed. they were brought back to
the Elizabeth City Jail Monday night.
of % MADE
strong appeal to the sympathles OF
many who saw them for the first time.
The leader of the young gang is un-
doubtedly James Nixon, and Nixon is
not a bad appearing sort. He may pc
u wears old or he may be p. He was
formerly in the navy, was wounded IN
the service. was honorably discharged,
and given q pension for himself, his wife
and his own child. The first any one IN
Norfolk knew about him was in Novem-
her Of last year when the Red Cross
drive was started. He presented him.
elf to Red Cross headquarters. told the
Red Cross women how he had been
| wounded and how the Red Cross had
.ared fer him. lie said he wanted to do
something for the Red Cross They
in $50 from his first days work. Nor
folk papers made much of the incident
at the time.
tereating. He says he is not an angel
Nixon is pleasant, talkative and in
but would like for folks to believe that
he isn't altogether bad. He insists that
his three companions are guilty OF no
wrong doing and that he was perso
responsible for things that happened in
Ctrrituck. Just what sort of defense
he Will make for himself, he does not
Indicate He seems to know just when
to stop talking. He says he was once
a renorter on a Brooklyn daily, was at
another time a moving picture actor in
the employ of the Vitagraph Co., and If
he gets out of this mess he will go to a
Government Vocational Training School
and take a course in vocal music and
facial expression, with a view to going
back to the movies or on the stage.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
PROMINENT WOMAN DIED
AS RESULT OF BURNS

Standing in frnot of an open CRATE in
her home at Shawboro, Mrs. Sam Fere-
bees clothing caught fire and she died
from her burns Friday afternoon, Feb.
p, just "A hours after the horrible ac-
cident. Not having the presence of
mind to smother the flames, Mrs. Fere-
bee ran from the house into the yard.
The flames enveloped her and inflicted
vital injuries before those at hand could
extinguish them with buckets of water.
Mrs. Ferebee was so years old and is
survived by nine children and 25 grand
children.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
INSPECT YOUR WIRING, SAYS
WILLARD SERVICE MAN

eff car owners would make point OF
;nsoecting the wiring on their machines
two or three times Il year. says j. b.
ycnters. Willard Service Station Dealer
"a lot of trouble would be avoided.
.0Ihere is no such thing as Tightening
:, connection so that you are sure it will
stav. The constant jar and sway of
,..r will sometimes succeed in working
1oosa q nut that has been jammed down
so tight that it seemed to be there lor
keeps. This is particularly likely TO nap
ol1 ;f +l,ora is slack in the wire so that
| it whips back and forth.
"It is quite common to find batteries
that are under-charged for no other
reason than neglect of the owner to Keep
connections tight between battery and
generator.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
ALEssoN IN ADVERTISING

John Wanamaker, the worlds
most successful merchant, the own
er of the biggest stores in New YORK
and Philadelphia, and the largest
user of newspaper advertising space
that all history has known, says:
.1If there is one business on earth
that 'guitter' shoud severity leave
alone it is advertising. To make a
success of advertising one must be
prepared to stick to it like barn
: acIe on a boats bottom. He should
: know before he begins it that ne
must spend money-considerable OF
: it. Somebody should tell him also
: that he cannot hope to reap results
commensurate with his expenditures
: early in the game. Advertising
: at first, but the pull is steady. 1T
: doesn't jerk; it begins very gently
< increases day by day and year by
: year until it exerts an irresitable
: power. 1t is IIkened to team pull
: modic ierky pulls will not bulge the
+ load. while one half the power, ex-
: ina d heavy load. A thousand spas
: erted in steady effort, will start and
: keen it moving. There are three
: ways to make advertising pay and
: these are the only three ways. There
are no others. The first is to keep
: at it, the second is to keep at it and
: the third is to keep at it.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
MOBILE SCHOOL AT HEREFORD

There will be a mobile school held at
Hertford March S to u. The first ses-
sion will be held Monday, 7:3O 2. M.
Mrs. ?. S. Vann of Elizabeth City will
teach the W. NJ. I. Manual Methods.
the course of study will include a brief
survey Of our history, our organization,
the study, prayer, giving and training
program of the Union, the branches of
mentary usage. We hope a large num-
work fostered by it and the best parlia-
ber of our women and young people will
attend, says Mrs. E. III. Sawyer, Asso-
ciation Superintendent.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
RED FLAGS EXPLAINED

Fears that Elizabeth City had gone
Rolshevik were dispelled yesterday when
if was learned that two immense red
flags displayed on Main street were put
there as danger signals by City Manager
Commander, while city workmen ca
down the last remaining tree IN the
block between FoindeXter and McMorlne
streets. The tree was in front OF the
First & Citizens National Bank and was
more than SO years old.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS

According to previous announcement
T am a candidate for Register of Deeds
Snbiect to the Democratic Primary il
June. Thanking you in advance for your
support, 1 am,
Most respectfully, 49,
c,J5.2t GEO. w. BROTHERS.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
Copyright. 1920, by Star Company

MR.. NEWBERN is secretary and man.
aqer of the AIbemarIe Motor Co., an or
oanization that is now pushing the sales
of the OIdsmobiIe, the Auburn Beauty
Six, the REQ and Brockway Trucks IN
this city and territory. Mr.. Ne~bern
says his speciality has always been Pep
and in selecting lines of automobiles to
offer this territory he has contracted
oay fer those cars that can deliver his
specialty.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
YOUNG EYESIGHT
IN OLD AGE

You can't grow younger; but
you can enjoy good sight to a
ripe old age, if you change your
glasses. as the advancing years
demand.
My eyeglass service is based
on long experience, modern
equipment and progressive me-
thods in optometry.
This entities me to your SER
ious consideration, if your eyes
need glasses.
DIR. J. d. HATHAWAY
Phone 900 :: Eliz. City, N. c.
ADVERTISEMENT
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
DID YOU KNOW THIS

1>tllhates place the annual loss to the
''lh on sweet potatoes stored in earth
banks at $25,O00,OOO.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1920-03-05
HEMSTITCHING

Hemstiching 10 cents yard. Mrs.
G.. F. Hudgins. 307 e. Burgess ST.. phone
oO2-J. c-adv.-1t
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04
PYTANIA ODPOWIEDZI.

Bronisfawa L.: - Radzono mi ia IL
~psakajanie dziccka observation-disclosures
podaG mu kilka kropli ,~,ParcSoric'. -
Czya 10 jest dcbrym Srodkiem?
Stanuwczo ME, p~rzeciwnie - jest to
bardzo zSubnym zwyczajem niekt6rych
Observation-Disclosures matek. PareSoric.
czyli .,tinctura opii camphorata', zawte
ra jak juA 2 Navy tel wynn
Ia, opium, ~truciznc uSypiajacq. Dzia-
lanie lego, u nicktGrych matek TAX
wielkiem poSzanowanicm sic ~cicSzacc-
go .,elikSiru uSpakajajaccSO", poleSa
~wylacunie M trujacej wlaSnO&ci opium.
Powolne trucie dZiccka takim SpOso-
hem jest nicnem innem jak zbrodnia
To sa mo od1loSi sic do r6w+lie zGubne-
20 obyczaju podAwania dzicciom ma
lei ilOSci wGdki - nibyto ma uspaka.
ianic. PamiCtaG trzeba, ae OSiaSnicty
tcmi t~ruciznami ..mily spok6j" dziccka
ukupuic sic kcSztem n1rowia jeEo! -
PrawNlRiwe nicSzczc&cic, re tn W tym
kra.ju MONA nahyC togo .~.pareEoric" 2
latwo&cia po, aTtchach nawct be- pre-
piSu lckarSkieso!
Il. H.: - Posty Zupclnc. trwajacc
kilkanaa.ie dui. zawSze ~polaczone by
waja q utratq Sii j znacznem zmniej'
szeniem wagi ciaia. Nastepuje wyrisz-
czenic. przedcwSzy$tkiem zanik tiusz-
q w tkankach zawartcTO | nawet mic
&ni. lest to nicbezpicczny prOcedcr /
ruwinicn bye przeprnwadZany tylko pod
dyroktywa obznaimicncGo q MIN lcka-
RIA, ~inacDcj mohc wyrzQdzic wicccj
szkody, nizeli dUbrcGO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04

dzikdw, czyrak6w, waglDk6w, Wyrzu-
tow sk6rnych zwanych furunkuiem 1
karbunkulem i wielu inhych 3~nieksztaf-
cajacych sk6re wykwit6w. TIE rome
wypryski og6l / nawet niektorZy leKa-
RE z braku odpowiedniejszego wyra-
Zoweso ok~reSlenia naZywaja eSzema-
(eczema), kt6ry to wyraz ME ma VIA
sciwego znaczenia, W ogolnoSci ozna-
czajac tylko jakieS wykwity skorne.
Kabdy nawet dermatolog czyli specya-
lista chor6b %sk0rnych, inaczcj tf6ma-
CIV ten talk czesto przez wszystkich
wywany wyraz. Do zmian s~k0rnych
wywoiywanych w~y4acznie czynnikaml
m~iejscowymi naleza r6wniez PLAINLY bar
wikowe, jak picsi i t.. d.
Do drugiej zaS kategoryi czynniko",
wytwarzajacych wykwity Sk0rne, ma
ley zaliczyc czynniki dzialajace view
ratrz naszcgo u~stroju, jak choroby ser
ca, merck, watroby, Sledziony, przewo-
du pokarmowego i innych. Naturalnle'
w tych ostatnich przypadkach skora
odSrywa role drugorzcdna, z teSo tcA
powodu wszclkie zabieGi skierowanc wy
~lacznie ma MA, w celu ~odzySkania Wy
Sladu sk6ry normalnego, zdroweSo, pie
knego, staja sic zupeinic bezskuteczny
mi, chyba, re p~oiaczone Z mimi r6wno'
czeSnie bywaja zabiegi, majace ma celu
rrSlmiccic wlaSciwej, wewuetrznej "a
~burzajacej przyczyny.
(Ciag dalSzy nastapi).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04

d~ewszystkiem ponoc r1ucaja sic ma
koScioay l plebanie, grsbia i be2cSesS-
cza swfstynte katoliokie, zabieraja
monsrrsncye, lichtarze, obrusy, a o.
pornych proboszczow katuja ma
smiert. JUL z dw6ch m~iejsoowoscI,
kt6re kolejno odebraiy oddziaiy pol
skie p6fnocnego frontu przychodza
wiadomoSci, re ma plebantach maj
dowano ksie5y ukrzyzowanych l
mzygwozdzonych do podHogi. w kill
k~udziesieciu mieSscowoSciach, gdzie
stafy dwory ,,pomieszczykow", jedy-
ME ogniska kultury roInej, oSwiaty,
hygieny / narodowego uSwiadomie-
MIA, tam teraz dogorywaja zgliszc1a
i popio4y. Ma Wo&yniu ~zamordowano
W przerazliwy, ME dajacy sic optsac
spos6b ksiedEa Oraczewskiego. W
Krciestwie z caiego szeregu miejsco-
wosci wywieziono pospiesZnie dusz-
pasterzy znanyeh z humanitarnej /
obywstelskiej dziafalnoSci. q Nasiel-
ska, otwocka, Radzymina, Kaluszy-
ma, Puituska, Bialegostoku miejsco-
we ,,czerezwyc7ajki' wychwyta9y
Bogu ducha winnych pleban6w, cze-
sto starussk6w. podejrzanych sowie-
tnikom,, gl6wnie z tych powodow, re
wlaSnie "a mimi ludnoSG mtejscowa
goraco sic w~stawiafa. Tam gdzie juz
indagowani / s~torturowani kapiani
0doiali czesto ujsc W chiops&tenl
przebraniu W lasy, hub uciec sic pod
opieke nadchodzacych oddzialow pol
! skich, tam demolowano plebanie, nj
SECOND meble. oblewano malta Tub
szkarad0ono kalem ksia5ki Q s1af
bibltotecznych. wszedSie znecano sic
| giownie mad plebanami, grozono i'm
smiercia, ustawiano ,,pod sctanke"
kilkakrotnie / potem p~us1cZano z
powrotem. Ale ME Roniec ma tenn
R6wnoczeSnie przyohodza wiadomo-
Sci Z pruskich ziem plebtscytowych /
z G6rnsgo Slaska, re | tn l tam pier
wsDemi offarami wybuch&ych zabu-
rzeh antypolskich padli ksiela kato-
liccy ksiadz Dziafdowski ma War
mil, ksisdz Marelh W Kisielinie
/ trzech dziataczy z Pszczyny, z Gill
vic. z Zabrza (Hindenburga).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04
Katowanie Duchowien-
silva PolskiegO.

Wybitny publicysta A. Nowaczyh-
ski, redaktor ,,Liberum Veto" W IS
1umerze ,,Rzeczypospolitej" pis7e:
lie wszystkich stron ziemi pol
skiej, z pofnOcy. wschodu / z 5acho-
du z ~dzterzaw, kt6re zdeptaa kon Sc
mickego Attyui, z terenow plebi-
scytowych, q SlaSka i z Wolynfa, z
Warmth / natblizSzych Okolic War
ssawy po tamtej stronie Wisly ma
piywaja hiobowe wieSci o strasznej
martyrologii duchowtenstwa kato-
liekiego. Ddaje sic czasami takby ca
"a furya najezdzcow bolszewickich,
p~ruskich, wszechniemc6w, gornoSla-
skich h~akatyst6w rozpetala sic glow
ME przeciw kap{anom polskim, SYM
bolizujacym katolickoSj Polski | du-
cha miloSci do WarsEawy setkami
wiadOmoSci o katuSzach 4 nfewysfo-
wicnych gwaltsch jakich ofiarami W
pierwszym rzedzie padaja dobrzy pa
sJerze ludu z cichych plebanii. Ma
WoIyniu i POdolu mordowali ich, bra
Il W iaSyr jake zakladnik6w 1 pod
dawali mekom podczas fndagacyt
.towarzysze" komisarze. Me jedne-
90. ME kaku a kflkudziesieciu okuto
| popedzono nahajami ma Wschod,
rad Wolge. Cofajace sic handy pre-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-04
o PIELEGNOWANIU sKoRY
WOGoLE, A sZCZEG0LNIE
TWARZY.
Napisal DR.. Michai c. Coy.
(Ciag dalszy).

Sk6ra nasza jest, MONA rec, Zwier-
Gladden., w kt6rem odbija sic stan ma
szego zdrowia. Ably by}a ~uwaAana "a
piekna, must zgadzaG sic Z pewnemi "a
sadnicemi wymaganiami - przedc-
wszystkiom must bye czysta, miekka.
swiela, gIaGka W dVtyku, mic powinna
mice zadnych PLAN, wyprySk6w lub
tel zmarsDczek i poNvinna bye elasty-
czna. Przez elastycmoSG rOzumieC ma
ley wlaSnoSG Sk0ry, dzfeki kt0rej Ia
ostatnia przylega do powierzchni cia-
Ia gtadko / bez fald6w, kt6re, jeSli GA
sem / powstaja, wysfadzaja sic }atwO
PREY proStuHuniu czlonkGw. u wiekiem
sk6ra naturainic gubi ponichad Swojq
c~lastyczncsc i w6wczas wiaSnie Zja--
wiaja sic z~marSzczki, kt6rych pierwsze
zwiastuny uka0uja sic z~azwyczaj W
katach oczu (tak Zwanc crows feet
Ably z%atrzymac te pozQdana wIaSnoSG
Sk6ry, jaka bezSprzecznie jest elaSty-
cznoSG, az do jazz najp0zniejSzego vie
ku, powinien kaAdy cd wczesnej juz
miodoSci dbat o jak najdfuzsze zatrzy
manic jcj przez prowadzenie trybu zy
cia jak najnormalniejSZego i wystrzeGa
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Do pturwSzcj naleiy zaliczyG czynni
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stroju, kt6re wywo4uja rozmaite ma
SkGrze zmiany. zaleznic cd togo, kt6ra
czeSc skfadowa GI6ry uleSa nicdOmaga
niu lub zwyrOdnicniu. TAX II. p. CRU
czofki ioj0wc hub potowc mosa Wy
dziclac albo nadmierna ilo>t plyn6w,
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lub tez przeciwuie mega one wytwa-
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znowuz W n~aStepStwie mole wywolac
rik0re zbyt Sucha, krucha. SzOrStka. jak
by wyciehczona. Dalej ujScia r6anOrO-
dnych gruczo{Gw zawartych W gfclpszej
warstwie ~wiaSciwej sk6ry NIGGA z ia
kiejkolwiekbadz przyczyny ule>lz szczcl
1emu %zatkaniu. co moze powodowaG ca
~ szcrcg r6znego rOdzaju wySypki, mai
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