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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17
LIKE LIFE ON THE RHINE
Low Cost of Living and Chance To
Get Beer Attracts Yanks TO Oc-
cupicd ZoIfc.

Louisville. Ky, May 17.-ager
beer. increased salaries. and decreased
cost of living in Germany. are the
lures that attracted ten men of the
First division at Camp Zachary Tay-
lor to apply for transfer TO the Ameri-
can forces in Germany. according 10
members of the detachment.
Soldiers returning from Germany
said an American army priyate's pay
of 81 a day would buy him 800
"schoonersr of beer. A dollar is equal
TO 140 marks and a glass of beer costs
one-terth Of a mark. The finest Rhins
wine. 1t is reported here. costs >
marks a quart. Ninety per cent Of
the soldiers formerly in Germany
would return If they could" said
Sersf. Donald McCrsney. First en-
gineers.
Il am going to Germany 10 lower
my cost OF living" asserted Resi-.
mental Supply Sergt. Charles Kleiner.
Sixteenth infantry. PAY that has the
buying power of several hundred doll
lars a month is the attraction for me-"
Life on the Rhine IL joyful for the
American soldiers. according to re-
turning veterans who tell OF week.
end boat excursions on. German rivers
and week-long trips 10 European
cities.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17
MORE IRISH RIOTS
Belfast and Londonderry Scenes
of Wild Disorder.
British Troops Hurried to Pre-
serve Order on Isle.

London. May 1.-Two men were
killed and several others, including a
police inspector. wounded in rioting
Saturday and Sunday night between
unionists and Sim Feiners in Belfast,
dispatches here said.
Troops finally restored order.
Londonderry in Uproar.
Londonderry, Ireland. May IL
Rioting last night between Nationalist
and Unionist mobs was even fiercer
than on Saturday. Bottles, bricks and
pistols were freely employed by the
combatants and many more shop win
dows were broken.
Groups of men and women in the
Unionist quarter of Fountain street
and similar groups IN the Sim Fein
quarter of Bridge street followed an
exchange of party cries with stone and
bottle throwing. More than one hum
dred revolver shots followed. A for
mer soldier named Doherty was killed
and three others wounded. When the
hostilities broke out the police were
withdrawn and for a few hours mob
law was supreme
Armed and masked men of Carlisle
bridge took possession again Sunday
revolver shooting. Nationalists who
previously had used the bridge to
reach the waterside were compelled
to usesrow boats.
Reds Score United States Republic.
Cork, May 1.-Two thousand
troops from England were landed at
Bantry on Saturday and Immediately
distributed thruout west Cork where
they will be stationed at points five
miles apart. Troops to the number of
$50 also arrived at Skibbereen.
They Communicated several build
ings there. Thomas johnson. the act
ing secretary OF the trades congress.
declared at a labor meeting here yes
terday that the workers of Ireland had
no intention of establishing such a re-
public as that in America where the
very idea of personal liberty was un-
known, he said, and where men and
women were sentenced to long terms
of Imprisonment for daring to say that
America was not a land OF freedom.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17
FLED To HIS DEATH
One of Escaped Joliet Convicts
Steps on Third Rail.
With Eight Other "HOnor Men,
Scaled Prison Wall.

Chicago. May 17.-Fleeing across
prairies and stumbling over obstacles
while a heavy rain pelted him, Will
liam Jackson, negro. one of nine
escaped convicts from the Joliet, ILL.,,
penitentiary. today stepped on a
third raiF' near Wheaton, Ill, and
was electrocuted.
He stumbled and fell on the rail
while running down the track. He
was identified by his prison number.
Eight other convicts. all employed
on the prison honor farm" were still
at large.
All roads leading into Chicago are
guarded by detectives armed with
shotguns. seeking the convicts. All
are 'honor men," Several of them
were convicted for robbery and muir
der
The prisoners were employed on the
honor" farm which has a medium
height wall around it as the only par
rier to freedom. The prisoners scaled
the wall and escaped
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17
HELPED HIS CHUM
Pal of Train RObber Was His
Business Agent.
In Signed Confession Tells
Other Plans of Walton.

st. Joe. Mo. May 17.-In a signed
confession made to federal authorities
here today "Dick" Smythe, the chum
of Horace Walton. train robber, who
was killed in Chicago last Saturday
morning following the robbery of a
mail car on the Illinois Central and
the killing of him by policeman, said
he knew beforehand that Walton ex-
pected to pull off the job.
Smythe also said that Walton had
told HIM some time ago that he oval
ton) had committed the robbery OF
Santa Fe train No. at Lexington
Junction, Mo. April 8, last. when a
considerable sum of money and liberty
bonds were taken.
Was Bandits business Agent.
smythe says that he had been en-
gagged by Walton as a sort of business
agent. When summoned to Chicago
says he was asked to serve the bandit
by assisting in disposing of bonds and
other loot of his work.
No salary was stipulated, but
Smythe was told that he would be paid
literally and Walton had plenty of
money. Walton had Smythe look up
railroad time cards for him and at
tend to other preliminaries but did not
ask him to assist in the work of his
enterprises.
Mother Would Go Bail.
He told Smythe that he was going
to rob the Illinois Central train last
Thursday night and directed the young
assistant to remain in their apartment
in order to assist in any work that
might be necessary following the job.
When he advised Smythe to leave
when the police attack on the quar-
ters was imminent, Walton gave
Smythe $410 in ten dollar bills. Smythe
said. An effort to obtain Smythe's re-
lease on bond is being made by his
mother, who is a teacher in the public
school here. She is a widow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17
he LAUGHS At MAPLE HILL
Rufc King Isn't Afraid of Sentiment
Working in Topeka.

Rufe King, alleged triple murderer
appeared in the office of Sheriff Hugh
Larimer today to say "howdy'' and
pass the time Of day with the sheriff
II thought you were in Eskridge,
the sheriff said.
$50 did everyone else" Rufe re-
piled. But have been here all the
time. working for the Merchants
things twisted up"
King expressed ignorance concern.
ing his trial which is scheduled to
open at Lyndon Wednesday.
Everybody knows more about II
than I do" he said. I'm letting my
lawyers look after it,
King laughed when he told of his
trip to Maple Hill Saturday with c. E.
Carroll, one of his attorneys.
'I wasn't a bit scared by the talk
heard he said. 81 know those peo-
pie. They'll say anything behind q
follows back but they wouldn't say q
thing to a baby's face"
Then King described a murder al
Maple Hill fifteen years ago.
THE whole town went out to the
house where the fellow was who did
the job" he said. when they found
out he was in the house they turned
around and went back"
King expressed pleasure In his snort
freedom on $4,000 bond.
Anybody would be glad to be out
doors again." he said
There were rumors current today
that attorneys for the defense would
attempt another continuance or de-
mand a change of venue that would
take the trial clear out of the district
presided over by Judge Robert c.
Heizer. The attorneys would neither
denv nor confirm the rumor.
At the office of the Mercha nts
Transfer company 1t was said King
apparently was working under the
name of "P J. Kelley"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17

SUNSHINE COMES AT LAST!
No Rain in Next Twenty-Four Hours
Is Happy Forecast Today.
lDAY's TEMPERATURES.

No rain in the next twenty-four
hours, was the prediction S. D. Flora,
state meteorolog.st, made this morning
for tonight and tomorrow. The fair
weather and sunshine expected will be
mitigated with a few clouds for fear
that Kansas, which has become accus-
toned going without sunshine,
might suffer from an overdose, the
meteorologist says. The clouds will
not be rainily dangerous, he believes.
Rain fell in all parts of Kansas in
the last twenty-four hours. The
heaviest reports were Dodge City, 1
inch; Eureka, SO; Hays City, ~.
Other reports varied from one-tenth to
one-quarter OF an inch; regular spring
showers. Rair extended thru Missouri,
Arkansas. Illinois and Indiana.
The temperature was 40 degrees at
6 O'Clock this morning in Topeka; 7
(Continued on Page Two.B
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17
PHONE RATES UP
Independent Men of Kansas
Must Boost Their Prices.
$50 Ahead" To Be Slogan OF
Convention Here Tuesday.

GO Ahead" is to be the slogan of
the annual meeting of members of the
Kansas Independent Telephone asso-
citation which win open in Topeka
Tuesday for a three-day session. The
service and general efficiency which
the association is planning to make,
and incidentally to furnish courage to
the association to 'go ahead" and in
crease telephone rates to meet ad-
vanced expenses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17
BE FIGHT TO OVERRIDE WILSON
Pence Resolution Certain of Veto to
President This Week.

Washington. May 17.-Republican
peace resolution adopted Saturday by
the senate. but in different form, went
mated Chairman Porter of the foreign
mated Chairan Porter of the foreign
affairs committee was prepared to ask
that It be sent to conference but Re-
publican leaders said the differences
would be ironed out so that it might
go to the president this week.
Democrats and Republicans agreed
the president would veto it, the for
ner asserting that il would die then
through failure to obtain a two-thirds
vote for repassage.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17
GEN. WAINWRIGHT KILLED.
Captain With Him Dead As Result of
Auto Accident-Three Hurt.

Little Rock. Ark. May 17.-Maj.
Gen. Richard B. Wainwright. Q. NJ c.,
and Capt. s. o. Garrity. s5rd infantry.
both stationed at Camp Taylor. KY,
were killed early yesterday when an
automobile in which they were riding
to Camp Pike was wrecked.
First Lieut.. Percy C. Fleming. Sew
enth field artillery, and two privates.
Dewey Sullivan and James W. Brett,
were seriously injured.
The officers were here acting as
judges at the horse show.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17
MINERS REFUSE TO WORK
Disa agreemcnt on Price of Explosives
Given as Cause by $500 Today

Pittsburg. Kan. May 17.-About
one-third of the Kansas deep coal
mines are idle today. it was an
nounced by the officials Of the Oper-
ators' association. The failure of the
Kansas City conference to reach an
agreement on the price of explosives
IS given as the cause of the idleness.
Most of the idle mines are in the
vicinity of Franklin, where a mass
meeting was held yesterday at which
resolutions were adopted setting forth
a demand for lower price Of explosives.
approximately $500 miners are idle.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17
ARE ANXIOUS FOR SUFFRAGE.
National Democratic Committee Gets
Busy in Louisiana.

Baton Rouge, La, May 1.-THE ma
tional Democratic committee today
brought added pressure on the Louisi-
ana legislature to force ratification of
the suffrage amendment.
The committee sent Mrs. George
Bass, member of the Democratic ex-
ecutive committee, here with instruc-
tons to Immediately press upon
Louisiana Democrats the service they
will render the Democratic party If
they will ratify the Susan B. Anthony
suffrage amendment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17
LAUNCH BRITISH CHALLENGER
Shamrock " Due TO Slide Down the
Ways Today.

New York. May 17.-Charles Mich
olson. British marine expert and de-
signsr Of Shamrock ". challenger for
Americas cup. was directing the prep
arations for launching the sloop here
today.
He arrived yesterday from England.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17
RED TROOPS IN COUNTER DRIVE.
Now in Battle With Poles and Tx
rainians Near Kiev.

London. May 17.-Russian Bolshe-
Wiki forces are striking back at the
Polish and UErainian troops which
captured Kiev about ten days ago, ac-
cerding to official statements issued in
MOSCOW yesterday and received here
by wireless.
The statement said that soviet
troops had started an advance and
were engaged about ten miles north
east Of Kiev.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17
Dry Decision Postponed

Washington. May 1.-THE su-
preme court failed again today to
decide the validity of the prohibi-
ton amendment and the enforce
r1ent act and recessed until June 1.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17
Are fe.5ss knights in, Kansas.

Hays. Kan. May II. knights of
Columbus IN Kansas now total IL. .5s9
with 81 councils. according to Off
ciaI announcement at the nineteenth
convention which opened here yester-
day. Rev. John Maher. of Salina, de-
livered the annual sermon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17

Onaga, kan, May l7.-Clifford
Fields of Onaga. threw Ray Baldwin.
of Topeka, here Saturday night.
Fields took the first fall in seventeen
minutes, after which Baldwin for
feited the match.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17
Morris & Company Indicted.

New York. May 1.-THE federal
grand jury in Brooklyn today returned
indictments against Morris & Com
pany and the Cudahy Packing COM
pany of Chicago. charging profiteer-
ing in foodStuffs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17

Cleyeland. May IA motor truck
loaded with whisky valued at $4,000
was driven away by liquor thieves this
morning when Samuel Cohn. chauf-
feur. left It while he breakfasted. The
whisky was being transported by gov
ernment permit from Kentucky
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-17
LISTEN TO TAX COMPLAINTS.
County Commissioners To Sit as
Equalization Board Next 10 Days.

For the next ten days the Shawnee
county commissioners will sit as a
board of equalization to lister TO COM
plants against tax assessments and to
try TO correct any errors shown to
them by taxpayers
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-29
OZNAMENf
CESKE
YER REJNOSTI!

Dovolujem 81 uvesti V nejSir-
81 znamost, ze name zaflzenou
dilnu, kter;l je prvni teska v
tomto meste. Vyrabime move
a barvime, predelavame a cisti-
me klobouky vseho druhu ja-
ko: Panamsk6, Leghorn, Barry
kok, filcove, Piver, slamene a
jine. Jsme kloboucnici z Evro-
py proto rozumime svemu re-
meslu. Nyni je cas- nechat 81
obnovft klobouk, ktery vyjde z
nasi dilny jake novy. Cena no.
vych stoupa do velke vyse a
proto pfijdete-li k nam; bude
to Vas prospech. Dina nase
prakticky Harizena naleza Sc V
els. 3641 E. 40. ul. - 55th st.
kara Vas doveze az k nasi dill
ne. Ma zapadni s,rane name
Stor a tez dilnu v {. 3407 Lo-
rain Ave, proti Lorain Banku.
Ia praci rucime. V ucte
FRANK STEPKA.
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Osetfuje veskere nemoci
muzzIG, zen a ditek.

1<ataru a zaludeGnfm ehorobam Sc
yenuie obzvlaStnf pozornost.
Trplte-li katarem, prijd'te a nechte
Sc vySetriti Ncmocnf chorobou po-
nckud napadenf. NELL by Sc uchopiti
prllezitosti jeho navstevy. Navstivte
lei budete Ispokojeni. Jestli re jest
vas prfpad nevylecitelnV, rekne VAN
TAX be2 okolku poradf Vam ne
zhojitelnosti. Zadny chorobnF muz
neb zena nemeli by zameskati pora-
dt sc tfmto specialistou.
Jste-l postizeni rheumatismem, ner-
vosou, voLnatelnosti, otokem rukoI
neb nohou, nesnazemi jater, srdce,
slabosti nervd neb jinou chorobou sla-
hostnf, jste-li zsinaly. trpftei Zavra
II. nechutf k jfdlu, zacpou nezAzivno-
stf padoucnicf neb zaludecnfmi n strev
mimi neporadky, prijd'te dr. Snellovi.
Mate-n skvrny, krevnf, koznf neb
vlasovF nednh, prutrz neb zlatou 2flu.
vse Sc uspechem lecf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-29

rravila pani Roettgerova. "NeJ
prve chci 8 tebou mluviti, Riko.
Julie, odejdi!"
ia bych radeii zustala
zde".
"At' zustane zde", pravila
nemocna, pohrouzejic svou hla
WI opet do podusek vzdych-
nouc 81. Jest to jeji zalezi-
est, a ia 81 nepreji, ably 81 my
slela o mne, re neco zamysllm
s nj, Gem sama musi rozhodo
vati".
"Nikdo nemuze tebou roz-
umne mluvit, Julie. Bezpochy-
by ocekavas neco velkeho. Mu
sis prece uznati, jakym stestim
je to pro tebe, re 81 tebe chce
witt "a zenu. Budes navzdy
zaopatfena a Wis, re je ii treba
nyni kazdeho halere. Posadi
t6 do krasneho hnizda; ten ne
bohy muz je do tehe velmi "a
milovan a jemu Sc Ibis a Ibis
Sc tez jeho matce. Jen 81 pred
stav, jak bezstarostny byl by
tvui zivot, kdybys byla jeho
5enou. MuzeS cestovat, muzeS
spatrit cely svet, budeS NIT
svuj krasny domov, svou vlast-
nj lozi V divadle We Weisbaden
a svuj vlastni kocar; budez ob
divovana, opatrovana a hycka-
ma iako nsjaka princezna. Ne
DO myslis, e je to TAX snadne
Ia tom svete zit tax chud6 ia
ko ty isl? Kdybych ia byla ma
tven miste, liz davno bych Sc
Eyla po necem poohledla a ne
sedela hyeh zde ma obtiz sve
ubohe tete. MuzeS padnout
na kolena a dekovati bohu, re
ii seslal takoveho muze, jenz
tie vyrve z takoveho bedneho
postaveni, V n6mz Sc nalezaS
da ii pfilezitost, .abys mohla
oplatiti tete veSkera te proka-
zana dobrodini. Pohledni ma
to S teto stranky a nabudeS o
tom iineho poneti".
Behem teto reci sklanela Sc
hlaya slecny * nicemu" niz a
nize, ruce sklesly 'bezvladne do
III, ocima pohlizejic do prazd-
noty; citila iako by nejaka le-
dova ruka sahla ma jeji Sill a
chtela il mocne vyrvati toho-
to ticheho privetiveho mista.
"Ucinim vse, abych pomohla
tete, ale ne to, ne to-"
"UciniS vse? To jest ne
smyslna rec, zvolala pani Mi
ma. Go uciniS? BudeS hledat
zamestnani? Stezi bys vyd6la-
la ma sul. A Gim jeSt6 bys chte
Ia byti? Vypl&ci Sc posluhova-
nj? Udelala bys mnohem lepe,
Edybys posluhovala svemu Via
stnimu muzi, a teprv bys po-
znala, co maS".
"Ale il nechci," oprela Sc
divka vzdorovite. "Prosim, te-
to, nemluv o tom vice!"
proc ne?"
"Ponevadz iei nemiluii".
ma to sc nikdo nepta. Jest
TO ia iedina pricina? Ty dobre
viz, ze jiz ie to z mody, je to
floupe, zvlaSte V tvem postai
veni velmi hloupe".
Sletna "k nicemu" zvolna O.
bratila sve oci k tete Rice. Ona
j musl zaiiste porozumeti, po,
nfNaaz ona take byla nucena
znstatl vernon svemu milenci a
hyla nlcena odmitnouti ostatni
i'ktlyz on il opustil.
"Pomoz mi" prosil jeji po.
aled. Avsa1 spesne sc obratila
, Cd teen iasnych zimnicnych O.
q a ieii prosba zaist6 veSla '
i eli srdce, vfela, snazna pros
ba, ktera pravila il tax zrei
+ me: "Ty bys mohla rozhod.
nouti! !"
! ) rozervanym srdcem vySls
ven. Usadila Sc We SVEN tes
, mem pokojiku, ruce majic skr
yana NSn no H., =,
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DiVka k niCemu
Roman cd w. Heimburga.
Pro "Domacnost" pfelozl Jos. L. Voborsky.

Slysela jeSte HAS pani Roett
gerove; musela mluviti velml
hlasite a hnevive. Nemyslela
ma obed dneSniho dne. Toto ma
bidnuti melo ma nj ucinek ohro-
mujici.
Dvere ved.ejsiho pokoje bou
chilly a pani Roettgerova spe-
chala pres chodbu; kroky jeji
nebyly slysitelne, Ia to ale bru
ceni bylo znatelne. Ia chvili
bylo opet ticho.
Pc chvili vzpomnela 81 div
ka, re nemocna dosud nedosta-
la polevku a proto spechala do
kuchyne, ably il pfinesla. Teta
Rika spocivala ma podusce, hla
WI majic slime rozpalenou a ne
chtela niteho jisti; netrpelive
cdstrcila ruce, ktere il objaly.
"Jdi, jdi" vyzyvala il, me
chci 0 tom vice slyset, mann
vsak jen jedinou zadost - a
to jest, abych byla jiz radeji
mrtva." !"
Julie ne0dVazila Sc pronesti
jiz ami jedineho upokojujiciho
slova, myslila nyni, re teta Sc
skutecne hneva, re neuchopila
Sc te prilezitosti, aby jednou
zbavila tento dunn toho nena-
videneho BRINE. OdeSla ven,
| pohlizela 2 okna Ma chodbe
pres dvGr, iestli on, ktery by il
mel witt V cchranu, nepricha-
ri. Ale ten dvorek byl tax O.
pusteny, TAX smutny cely
dunn TAX itchy = tchy jako
hrob.
Pani Roettgerova zajiste jiz
odpocivala DO takovem rozci-
leni odpolednim. Julie nikdy
pred tim nevidela starou tn pa
nj, aby Sc tax rozhnevala jake
dnes. A co jest il vlastne do
toho, jestli ona, Julie, bude bo
hatou aneb chudou?
Ma to mihnul Sc pred ocima
divky bledy .vyzably soblicei
muze, ktery chtel, ably Sc stala
ieho zenou. Ty ieho spGsoby
tax desne, TAX CHI smrtelne
remocne, hruza projela il te-
lem pri teto vzpomince, odpor
proti nemu byl ieste znatelnei
81 = kdyby ien iiz priSel.
Nahle zaslechla zyuk zvon-
ku, ktery znel velmi jennie; on
: obycein6 takto prichazel, kdyz
myslel, ze matka liz byla ma
odpocinku.
V neiblizSim okamziku jiz
letela do 6ekarny. Zrovna 81
svlekal svrchnik a stezi po-
hledl na Julii, ktera sc k nemu
priblizila, isouc bleda ustra-
sena.
"Bedrichu", zacala nyni, ,kdy
myslila, re bude nejjist6isi,
ztratila nahle odvahu. "Bedri-
chu, ty isl lete pravil, re je-
still mi nekdo bude ublizovat
re u tebe naleznu ochranu. Ny
nj te prosim, aby isl mi po-
mohl!"
"Pojd', Julie, zde Jest stu
, demo-, odpoved6l chladn6, ve-
douc il do pracovny. "Zaiiste,
re ii pomohu, jestlize pomoci
| me potfebuieS. Co sc stale? ?Roz
hila isl snad nejake nadobi '
kuchyni aneb coz"
S t6mito slovy usadil Sc dc
Sve pohovky a Sc smichem u
kazoval ma zidli vedle sebe. -
fNuze ?"
Julie pohledla upfen6 do je.
he obliceie, ktery zdal Sc byti
: n6jak zmenen nezli obyceine
, vice vaznejsi zamysleneisi,
byla liz obeznamena $ chv6ii-
, mi svaly V jeho obliceii, ktert
: oznamoValy, &c Jest vnitfnt
znacnc poboufen. Nikdy nepo.
: hlizela na zadny jiny oblicej
vyjma tento.
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Danny

ochuravele bol1nfm hlavy, trudnomysl-
nostf bolestf V krfzi. zvlaStnfmi ne
mocemi nep jsou-li postizeny Jinyni
nepravid delnostmi. slabostf neb nedu-
hem speciclne aenskym, mdly by Sc e
timto specialistou poraditi.
Choroby vaieGnfku neb delohy leoi
bez noze Bylo-li VAN rad6no podro-
biti Sc oporaci chirurgiclle, aby od-
stranena byla pffGina techto chorob,
neb pri zlate zfle prntrzi, neposlou-
rhejte t6chto pCkyru a neddVcjte svoje
zdravf pod nuG, lancetu ncb ranielar.
skou jehlu, aria byste sc drive pora-
dily Sc specialistou.
Nehlede k tomu, Jake povahy Jest
Vase nemoc ret iak dleuho Vas suzu-
ie. porad'te Sc tfmto specialistou. ably
cely Vas budoucf zivot nebyl sazee.