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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
Marrow Escape
From Bad Wreck

A narrow escape from serious in
jury was that OF the ]. M. Black
Sunday school class Of the First
Presbyterian church who arrived
home early yesterday morning at.
ter a night spent up the Valley
river. The members Of the class
had driven to a camp IN truck
Tuesday night and were enter
tatred by some campers : Return
ing home the truck started to slide
over the bank at the side Of the
road beyond Bentons Ferry but for
tunately was caught by tree
which prevented the truck from
going down the hill. The, members
Of the class found their way in
the dark and through the pouring
rain to the home Of Arch Hamilton
where they were taken in and
spent the night. There were %
persons In he parry.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
Two Cases Of
Scarlet Fever

Two cases of scarlet fever have
been reported to city health off
Gals and both cases are in the vir-
ginia avenue vicinity. One, case, ia
at sos and the other at s2s Yir-
|ginia avenue.
One new case Of diphtheria was
also 1uarantned this morning, this
being at the home Of Domenlck
urso at oil Chamberlain avenue.
Very few cases of typhoid fever
exist in the city ut this time, ac-
cording to reports to the health
officials.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
MoNoNGAH

B p
Greer sam, who has been loe4t
ed IN New York city q year o.
more Is home hero visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Prentice
Lee King, the famous Natola
League ball player retttfned hof1t
here from Pittsburgh where he hq.
been playing with the NahonA
League throughout the country RI,
has recently suttained an ininISI
to q finger that temporarily sun
ponds him from the game.
James Junior MEGrAw, who MI
typhold fever continues CRITICALLY
III Of his parents home In MAJ
street, Philleghii apartments,
Guy Lipscomb and small aAaE
ter Hazel and the formers parents
Mr.. ard Mrs. Il NJ. Iipseomb d
Lambart street, left yesterday ~
several days motoring trip
West Union, Morgansyilie al
other points where they will be an
guests Of relatives.
Word has reached here lltt1n'
ing friends that Mr.. and Mre.
NJ, Kuhn who are on an extend
vacation at Berkeley spsinsA 4
The latter's health, are taiklhs y
baths for rheumatism and Is 4,
proving In condition.
The infant child OF Mr.. adh Mr.
Charles Flowers Of Main street
ute III,
j. Z. Danley and ]. Lee JAM
were business callers in Fatrine
today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04

Williams, will be tried on charges
of reckless driving. He appeared
in court this morning, pleaded not
guilty to the charges and the case
was postponed until this evening
Williams is represented by Attors
ney Curt Amos and the city is rer.
resented by City Attorney Kern.
In police court this morning o
number Of cases were disposed OF,
including that OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Meats, both arrested on
charges OF interfering with an OF
ficer. Each forfeited $40.
Charged with riding freight
trains. B. & o. officer g. NJ.
shehan last night arrested a man
giving the name OF Ernest Brown
A fine Of Sc was imposed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
Pickle Peppers
In Pickhandle

How many pecks Of peppers
could Brospero place Ii. q barrel Of
pickhandle for pickling purposes
was the question raised by Attor.
ney II. H. Rose yesterday after
noon during the trial Of Prospero
Vultagglo OF 314 Merchant street,
who was arrested last week by
county officers after they had de-
stroyed a barrel OF raisln mash In
process Of fermentation and confis-
Gated jug OF plckhandIe. Pros
pero made the defense that the
barrel OF raislns ct cetera was ex-
pected to turn into vinegar which
was TO be used for picking pep.
pers.
"How many peppers would the
barrel hold?" asked the attorney
of one witness through an Italian
interpreter.
WELL" said The witness. or the
equivalent Of the word III the
liquid tones OF his native Italy,
looking up at the ceiling reflect
lively the while, .'if 1t was a large
barrel, It would contain quite a
lot Of peppers but OF course a small
barrel would not contain so many. {"
"a very clear explanation"
commented the attorney and took
UP another line Of questioning.
The plea that the barrel of pick.
handle would eventually turn into
vinegar did not seem to hold water,
however. in til estimation Of
Justice d. A. Billingslea and the
jury, and Prospero was fined $500
and cost sand sentenced to 8
months in the county Jail. Attorney
Rose Immediately filed notice OF
an ppeal and his client was releas.
ed on $1,U0 bail.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
John w. Mason, Jr., conducted the
prosecution. The jury was COM
posed OF R. Q. ~Musgrave, w. r.
Cobun, G. ~. Halter, Joseph
Daugherty. n. E. Moran and c.
L. Carter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
RENT MONEY IS
CAUSE Of FUSS.

whats the difference if a man
has good or bad Character II he
smacked the woman?" demanded
Attorney Ward Lanham this morn
ing when Attorney II. r. Cronin
put Fred Martin, Of Powell, on the
stand as o character witness for
Claude Haddix, on trial before JUS
tice NJ. r. Musgrove. And SO also
thought the justice for he fined
Haddix SIS and costs.
But the smack referred to by the
attorney was not the kind Of
"clamorous smack" with which
Petruchio was said to have greeted
the -shrewish Katherine in the
church after the wedding although
there was enough noise made about
the one under discussion this morn.
ing to place it in the clamorous
class, the difference being that in
stead Of being. q participant in an
act Of OSCILLATION, Haddix was
charged with having assaulted Mrs.
Rebecea Hawkins on July II at her
home in Powell.
The testimony Of Arminius
Powell, aged ca, and his wife Re
becca, was that Haddix had rented
a house from them about three
months ago and was in the habit
of getting water at their place
across the street but also had &C.
cess to several other places where
he used to go for water.
On tho afternoon Of July II, Had
dix came for water and as he
passed through the yard to the
spring he remarked that he would
be unable to pay the rent until
July 16. He was told that the own
ers Of the house wanted the rent
or the house and an argument en-
sued that lasted until .Haddix
passed out Of the front gate. Once
outside, the Hawkins testimony
was that Haddix told Hawkins that
If he would only come outside the
fence, he would be willing to pay
him twice the amount Of the rent.
This double offer had such sinis-
ter sound that Hawkins then went
back Of the house and got a club.
Coming to the Fence, again he
warned Haddix not to come into the
yard 4 Haddix forced open the gate,
they said, and came in and struck
Mrs: Hawkins in an effort to get
at Mr.. Hawkins.
Haddix said he came in to pay
the rent but :nasmuch as he
couldn't give any good reason why
be couldn't hand the money over
the fence instead Of coming into a
yard that he had been warned
away from, he was fined.
Mrs. Haddix who refused to be
sworn but affirmed, said that she
saw the imbroglio from her front
porch. She stated after the trial
that she does not believe in any
religion and gave that as her rea-
son for not wishing to be sworn.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04

esl on Wednesday. Mine idloness
mounted on the MononEah divt
sion today when Il jumped to 1875
against $50 on Wednesday. Twon
ty-six mines arc idle today On the
Mcncngahtia hi West yirginlil.
10 on the Western Maryland;
ion the ehsriestpn diiysio sd ~
d ths Afohsnsshe A Penn ",
yarta
This means that today there
only 81 mines worktu "a the
mont region out Of 800 o. approx
imately, is per cent OF the opera
lions az work or possibly q 90 Isl
per cent proposition from the ton,l
mage ansle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
Hayden Musicians
Get Busy Again.

Local music lovers welcome the
Reorganization of the Hayden
Wedding Bell Orchestra which de-
lighted audiences several years
ago. The reorganized combination
will specialize in church and Sun
day school music After having
held several rehearsals the orches-
ira announces-that they are ready
for engagements.
Nearly all he old musicians will
be in the local organization and
the former trap drummer, w. L.
knowlton Of Pittsburgh. will be
back in the orchestra. Knowlton's
trap drumming was one Of the big
features in the orchestra in other
days. I.
TOWN TALK
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04

Ny guests 10 Keep No
OFT that Snyder
L took an Hour
TO get things Settled
Down. and that hen en-
The lob Again
sUni, YOU know. unused II
Harry u
smith d he Departed
1T struck me AS Il
Funny ati the Time
That Nesty dida't Come
Alone
Just one more little Thing
And our Police Chief
Gets His
I'm Through
Professor, a liquid Lay.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04

nonEah division on Wednesday to.
tailed $50 cars Railroad fuel load
ms is 4 slight BIT better than
heretofore. The B 4 o secured
80 CARS of eoal Whit foreign roads
received 70 cars
East ~ etattsn
East % Grafton tha b q 10 Oh
yFesnes 10 drew a trains III
Which ther were eAa leads 81
freight 81 which Al were coal.
moved West OF the division aud
OF that i49 were coal. This morn.
ing there were $50 esstbound loads
on the division Of which 900 were
coal.
on uelday there were "a trains
aast Of Grafton in which 7aS loads
were drawn. OF that there were
64a Of coal. West Of the division
there were lS3 cars Of freight
moved and Of that. 100 were coal
Daily shipments
Curtis Bay shipments slumped
on Wednesday Of the Mosogah d.
vision dropping from &c cars on
tuesday to four yesterday.
Lake shipments also sl1mped on
Wednesday when they came down
I to So cars compared TO 40 1Issl
previous day.
There were $3.50 cars OF coal load.
ed east and 1903 west off the d.
vision = ~
Wednesdays Production
Fairmont region on Wednesday
loaded 72t cars Of coal. This was
against SOL on Monday and $50 on
Tuesday.
Along the Monongah division on
Wednesday the mines produced
I474 cars Of coal against e31 on
Monday and 60s cars Tuesday.
Tonnage loaded on the M6non-
gahela IN West Virginia on Wed
inesday Aggregated 206 cars agaiust
22s on Monday and 2SS on Tues.
day.
Loading on the Western Mary
land on Wednesday aggregated a
cars, this being against 81 on Mon.
day and ~ on Tuesday.
Coal produced on the Charleston
division on Wednesday was 50
cars which compared With Sc on
Monday and So on Tuesday.
Mining Conditions
Little Is new In mining copdI-
tons ihithe Fairmont region today,
There are 244 nnes IDLE against
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
.0H uSIEN here
IConfinnAd frofn oate oflel

tcenttnuea trots page ensi
You never heard Folks
Laugh like they Did
Just like It Was
A Joke!
escorted them Down
To the Garage.
And they cut Up
Monkey.shines all the Way
Like they had Suddenly ~
Abandoned their Senses.
I opened the Door
And pointed, There she Is"
I stated, "and she Has
Four Chickens
Already"
You know, they stood Around
Like Dumb.
All al. once ] Heard
The gravel Flying
Along the walk and Here
Comes Chief Snyder with A
/, Gun-oh, My!
heard what Nicely said,
He yelled. by Gosh l Got
Ye, this Time"
Arthur Martin looked at Him
Sadly-Put up your Gun,
Chief" he said almost With
Tears.
II Is only a Darn
Old Chickenl'
But that rascal Just
Pushed right into The
Garage and grabbed Ny
Hen right off the Nest
And the four Little
Chicks rolled out on The
Floor and eggs IN Various
Stages Of Incubation
Went Flying,
I am a restrained Man
But ! rolled UP MY
Sleeves and Il took All
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
Give Reason For
Wheeling Episode

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Aug. 4
Arrests Of motor vehicle operat
ors in Wheeling we're due to mis-
understanding of the good roads
law, Major c. P. Fortney, chairman
OF the State Road Commission said
today. Beginning August 8, per
mtts will be issued to bus lines tc
operate in compliance with the
new law he said. G. 2. Mccoy
head Of the automobile bureau Of
the commission returned today
from Wheeling and filed his re
port with the commission.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
pIckHANpLE HlLL

Edna Taylor, colored was arrest
ed yesterday on a charge Of steal
ing $40 from Luvina Ewing, oil
Pickhandle Hill and gave bond for
hearing before Justice NJ. r
Musgrove next Wednesday, Aug
10. Edna formerly boarded with
the Ewing woman but left recent
ly and 1t Is claimed, took The mon
ey belonging to her boarding miss
us. City officers made the arrest
and turned the woman over to the
county.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
Three Sessions OF
Court Held Today

Mayor Conway is having a busy
session Of police court today. In
fact the mayors court will convene
Just three times today In order
that all persons accused may con.
Yeniently defend themselves and
al witnesses In the case can tes
tify.
A special session OF police court
Is scheduled for three O'clock this
afternoon and again this evening
at 1880 p. m. another police court
session will be held.
AT the evening session o. P.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
Note These Features

This offer applies only to a
Mail Subscription for one
year.
The regular rate OF $500
for one year Is ali you are to
pay. y
You will receive The West
virginian daily BY mail Tex
cepting Sundays ltor one
year.
You will receive a bank
book containing a credit
entry Of $.1oD In the name Of
your child or gfandchild
LESS than five years old.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
TOpAYIS Kl;MIz.

AnaNerl -foIsY eaterdav,s

ttlEfisii W ~ fsAkSIAaYI6 TkFlG
IAN obelisk Us square shaft
With pyramida1 top, usually mon
umental or Commemorative.
Some Of Turkeys chief ex
ports are grain, fruits, cotton, oil
vines tobacco; carpets and mus
Inns.
IA horse trots on an average
II the rate OF seven miles an hour
4-There are 1920 cubic inches
IN one cubic foot.
Rome Is the capital Of Italy,
GA boarding house Is a priv,
rte residence IN which board and
cdging are provided by the pro
'ftetor for paying guests.
The cactus Is the state flow,
n for New Mexico.
Sayoir fairo Is a French
lhrase meaning, having quick up
,reciation OF what circumstances
'equirei tact; literally, knowing
me average man takes
lhout ) 1;2 pounds Of food and
rink per day.
William Shakespeare wrote
Romeo and Juliet"
e
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
Old Iron River
Bridge Repairs

City workmen were busy today
pulling away the rotted boards on
the north sidewalk Of the old city
iron bridge across the Mononga-
hela river. Short work was made
of the disposition of the boards
which have reached a worthless
stage by dropping them into the
river. The city will lay a new
board walk.
A liberal supply of boards are
piled directly to the south in the
roadway.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04

II YOU do no. have 9 child.
or grandehild at the time on.
subscription suit IL q child 81
grandchlld is born duftns the
one years period Of the sub
seriptiOa the s1.oO aesppsi
willie started apsnsrsssipt
Of proper thformatios ron,
you.
The account willlb the
Savings nepa stinent d rhs
Fatrmont State Hank, IN
Fatfmont, WA.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
The West Virgiiniian will
create a bank account 4
for your child or
grandchild

On receipt Of one-year Mail Subscription TO
The West Virginian savings accountsin 5the
Fairmont State Bank will be started with all
initial deposit Of $1OO in the name Of a child OF
grandchild less than five years old. Thesreeu.
lar mail subscription rate Of 500 yearly isSall
that you have to pay. This offer also applies
in the case ola child or grandchild being born
within one year from the date Of mali subscrip-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
precipitat ION o az.
River 10 o feet rising .

Baby elrl-Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Norris Of Union street, East Side,
are being Congratulated upon the
birth ottasnineteen pound baby CIR.
10 Mrs Morris yesterday afternoon
AZ 2 o'clock Both mother and baby
IRE getting along nicely.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
NelM,. ouestlons

what Is a Franklin stove?
Who wrote the opera "Tann
iaiiser2r
what Is d tantrum?
When and what was Black
;ridaya
s-What IS the motto for Ne
,raskag
Glow long does a goose US
tally ltye2
swho was the second presi
lent Of the United States?
a-What American president
ost his tortuneSin e. business fail
iO-How many furlongs in a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04

Marriage Lieenses-Marriage Ii.
renses have been issued by County
Clerk Lee n, Sattertield to the FOL.
lowing Tony Esak, 2s, and Katy
Yaraseyich, 90. both OF Dakota !;
Waiter Garrison, divorced, 81. and
Edna May Jamison, %, both Of
Fairmont; Joseph Manchin, 20,
Farming ton and 'Kathaleen Orocut
II Monpngah. John Manchin, faith.
sr Of the young man and Rosa ia.
robine. mother OF the girl. were
present and gave their consent.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04

Robbers Busy 1.-THE residence Of
,eed Hawkins who resides at 14th
street was broken into last night
by rcbbers. With the exception OF
considerable clothing. nothing was
taken. Among the stolen aftlcleo
were nine shirts, some bed sheets.
som Charge towels and some under
.clothing.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04

+ West Virginia
Fair tonight
and Friday
warmer.
Local Readings
i. P. Hall, OBJ.
Temerature at s
A. NJ. today 81.
Yesterdays
weather cloudy;
I temperature,
maximum II;
minimum 81;
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04

-4s e9t M gactIlfs e, -. d
sllea. Thea carefully tom cotied
line ! Is entire length. Then
sctted iine q ana 80 on. Fold each
ecticn underneath accurately.
When runhleted turn over ana
scall lind Q surprising result. ssYe
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04

New Business Record Delivery
Of 90 automobiles to customers in
the month Of July Is the record
made by the Hall Garage company
This Is, "a record business for the
firm
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04

ssriuesly alI-Marchie Lupo the
hyeSyear-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick LupoE OF High street has been
dang erously I'LL for the past few
weeks Yesterday and today he
was showing slight Improvement
nut his condition is still very critI-
cal.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
ciai session OF poiica court this
afternoon At . o'clock

Now Manager Wilson-alax WI
|spn Il the new local manager Or
the Engineering Equipinent %
Cadillac garage. Harry i wilson
the local mana RET, was receHtls
transferred 10 the Wheeling Of
lice where he win become aaslst-
mt general manager.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04

Al aespltal-Mrs. G. R. Atha Of
Worthington underwent an opera.
Hon today at Cook hospital. June
Reed, aged seven, child Of D. A.
Reed OF Monongah was operated
on for the removal Of tonsils and
adenoids today at Cook hospital.
Il. <. Snodgrass Of this city also
had his tonsils removed there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
ONLY. 81 MINES.

toea.lnned tto.a pags onel
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04

Going stronn-Polieeman De.
Barry In his determined effort to
bresk up the passage Of auto.
mobiles on the left side OF the
street at the corner Of Cleveland
avenue and Main street when a
street car is standing at the end
Of the bridge and thus blocking
the right side Of the street. yes.
terday arrested two more persons
charged with running around
street cars in their hasty effort to
cross the bridge. The two arrests
Yesterday makes total OF five
persons In two days who have been
arrested by Officer DeBerry on the
same charges at exactly the same
spot.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-22
vsTAL JE Cd sMRTI.

Geneva, 90 marca. Pastor
Baudenbacher Brnu ie umrl. =
Skozi stirinajst ur je njegovo srce
mirovalo. Bill je oficijalno progla-
Sen mrtvim in vse priprave "a po~
greb so bile V polnem teku. Toda
pastor Sc je premislil in ozivel.
Rev. Baudenbacher je star 81
let. Trpel je radi srene napake.
Zadnji petek je umrl. NJegov
zdravnik je izdal mrtvask list. 40
ie lezal Ma mrtvaskem odru stlrl-
najst ur Sc je prebudil in seveda
jako oplasil navzoee.
Ma veliko zalost pogrebnika Sc
je pogreb odlozilo "a nedolocen
cas-, kaiti zdravniki so mnenja, da
bo pastor zivel lahko Sc lepo ste
vilo let.
Ia pastor bo tudi lahko kaJ po-
vedal o onem svetu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-22
POST JE NASTEL LEVITE
PREGANJACEM SOCIJA-
LISTOV.

Boston, Mass, Fl. marca. = L.
F.. Post, bivSi assistant delavskega
ta1nika, je v svoji adresi tukaj po-
vedal nekaj britkih resnic glede
postavnega preganjanja radikal-
cev letu 1920. On je izpovedal,
da ie bilo 5000 oseb aretiranih in
500 deportiranih. Cd teh 500 nj
bilo vee kot 100 oseb krivih kai
drugega kot da so bill zavedni ella
nj komunisticne stranke.
Mr.. Post je kritiziral justicni
department, ker je zaposlil privat-
ne detektivske agencije "a lovlje-
ME radikalcev.
"Brez postavnih dovoljenj Sc je
vrsilo aretaciie ma debelo in tako
poteptalo vse ideale ameriskega
naroda in ii ideali so vredm, Ga
Sc ohranijo, je rekel.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-22
KAKO Sc ZAPRAVI MILLION.

Gospodicna Hofer, natakarica v
Sedanu ma Francoskem, Je ma D.
augusta zadnje leto dobila ma
grado (zakaj nj porocano) en- NIL
Lion frankov. Ma 25. augusta III
bilo miljonu vec sledn
Sest dni pozneje, ko je denar
prejela je imela veliko lepo hiso,
sest sluzabnikov in krasen auto
mobil. 100000 frankov je posodi-
la direktorju pariskega gledalis-
ca, XII sjih je izgubil "a njo. 10000
frankov je posodila zdravniku in
ia je izginil. Neki krasen zandar,
merijski poveljnik 81 je "izposo-
dill" pri njej $4,000 frankov in nj
kdar vec ga nj videla. Neki drugi
prijatelj jo je nagovoril, ola vloA
v restaurant 100000 frankov. Re
stavrant je sedaj zaprt.
V teku dvajsetih dni je bila
Mile. Hofer zopet "suha'
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-22
ZNANSTVENIK JE LOCIL KAL
RASTLINSKEGA ZIVLJENJA.

New York, 20. marca. DR..
Harry Barringer Cox, iZnajditelj
suhe baterije in nekaterih drugih
priprav, je danes naznanil ola je,
da Sc mu je posreeilo izlociti vita
mine IL sadja in rastlin. (Vitami-
na Sc imenuje zelo redilna snow, ki
Sc nahaja V lusGinah ali otrobih
zit zlasti riza). Postalo je znano,
da ljudje V obee ne vzivajo hrane
z zadostno mnozino yitamin. Il
odkritjem DR.. Coxa DO omogoce-
no, ola ljudje dobijo zadostno
mnozino tie snovi.
Navaden kvas kakorsnega Sc ra-
bi "a peko vsebuje precejsnjo
mnozino vitamin in zdravniki pc.
gostoma svetujejo ljudem, maj
vzivajo kvas. Dr. Cox je pred ka-
kim letom zacel delati eksperi-
mente kvasom, poskusajoe lilo
Giti vitamine IL NIGGA. Ko Sc mu
je to posrecilo je nadaljeval Elk
sperimenti ma sadju in,zelenjavi.
Tudi tu je incl uspeh. Izloeene
vitamine je polozil pod mikro-
skop in dognal, da slicijo povsem
Ivitaminom kvasa.
Vitamine, prvi DR.. Cox, so V
snovi kali zivljenja, snovi XII u
stvarjajo novo zivljenje. V vsa-
ken semenu Sc nahajajo. Ko Sc
kuha rastline Sc vitamine izgube
lv vodi, radi tega, je juha tako
redilna hrana.
"Vsak dan slisimo ljudi, XII Sc
pritozujejo mad hrano. PravTio, ola
Jim ne stori mic dobrega. Vzrok
vsemu temu je V tenn, ker he dobe
zadostne mnozine vitamin. To je
dokazano. Vprasanje sedaj nasta-
ne, kaj je storiti, ola Sc ljudem ola
take hrane, XII bo vsebovala zado-
stno mnozino vitamin. Vsako leto
Sc izgubi velikanske mnozine sad.
ia in zeleniav, Use to hi Sc lahso.
porabilo to, da bi Sc izlocilo IL
Nth vitamine in potem slednJe "a
moglo podati ljudstvu.
Vitamine, to je ekstrakte IL ra-
stlin vsebujoGe vitamine, bi sc
hranilo V posodah in zlica takega
ekstrakta krozniku druge hrane
hi povsem zadostovala "a dovoljno
Imnozzino. vitamin, katere rabi clo-
vek Rastoci otroci in re odrastli
lljudje bi 81 mnogo pridobili $ tenn.