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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-18
Today's Anniversaries

1631-Corn was made legal tender
in Massachusetts, unless money
or beaver were expressly stipu.
lated.
179J.-A treaty was made for the
evacuation 'of Holland by the
British and Russians.
1S47-The planet Flora was discoy.
cred by John Russell Hind.
1SGO-Great Britain, France and Rus.
STA demonstrated with the
Greek Government respecting
its debts.
1S76-The University of Oregon at
Eugene was first opened.
1SS9-Thomas Frederick Davies was
consecrated third Episcopal
bishop Of Michigan.
1S97-Rear Admiral John l.. Worden
who commanded the Monitor
in the battle with the Merri
mac. died in Washington, d, G..
Born in Westchester county, n
Y, in 1918.
192O-Fifty were injured In a riot Of
the unemployed in London.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-18
TodaY's Birthdays

Monsieur Marcel, originator of the
Marcel wave" in hairdressing. born
at Chayigny. France. 10 years ago to-.
day.
Niko.a Tesla, celebrated for his in.
ventions in the field of electricity.
born in Austria, Go years ago today.
Roland w. Boyden, who has repre-.
sented the United States unofficial.
ly' on the inter-Allied Preparations
Commission. born at Beverly, Mass,
SO years ago today.
DR.. David C. Barrow, for many
years chancellor of the University of
Georgia, born in Oglethorpe county,
Ca, 20 years ago today
Bert T.. Shotton. outfeder of the
ST, Louis National league baseball
team. born at Brownhelm, Ohio, sc
years ago today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-18

perienced. do not know how to provide in adj
vance for the colds and coughs that are bound
toappear.
Here ia simple inexpensive way practiced
by over 100000 mothers during the past twelve
years. as Il great volume OF testimony proves
Not later than the first cold or rainy spell, they
makeup a fun pint Of home made cough and
cold Woodworking PA ozs. of the pure Es-
sence Mentho-Laxene mixed with home made
sugar syrup or honey. Costs less than $1.o0
Mentho- Laxene 10 10 pure contains no chic.
reform. opium or narcotic drugs. that it is
given to infants without harm. Children and
admits like its delicious fIavor-and its marve-
lously quick action in stopping colds and coughs
before the dangerous complications rot In.
There is nothing sold 90 pure. 20 prompt, 70
inexpensiye.( - .
Resolve to be Thoughtful Mother, Get
Essence Mentho-Laxene today and drive the
cold and cough away. Best ever sold for
cough and cold'. Send ceuts for sample.
Tho Blackburn Products Co. Dayton, Obi~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-18

the onslaught OF
these diseases.
Thoughtful mothers
often provide aaainst
the danger ofcolds and
coughs. Such mothers
spend less money and
have fewer hours of
anxiety. and sleeplesa
vigil, watching at the
bedside Of a loved one.
Cou.a r,,ntbaru suow
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-18
A Talk To Mothers =
. Not Frivolous, .
But Thoughtful Mothers.

" Each winter season brings coughs,
colds. catarrh. pneumonia, ''flu" and
tuberculosis. Loving mothers dread
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10
LADY MARJORIE BECKETT

LADY MARJORIE BECKETT
 The titled granddaughter of an Am erican is now intent upon political recognition in England-running for . seat in the House of Commons on .u aJor ticket.
 She is the extremely attractive n4dy Marjorie Beckett, daughter of the late Baro Grinthorpe and granddaughter of w. F. Lee of New York.
 She is typically American in her manner and very popular in her dis trict. It is extremely likely she will be elected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
CASTLE

II seems 70 be the natural hallu-
cination OF all men that they would
have made great detectives. That's
one reason why ohe Sherlock
Holmes" stories went so big. That's
why almost every good detective
story. with a deep laid plot and
plenty OF thrills scattered along
the way. finds such ready sale.
In The Man Hunter" which Is al
the Castle today. those who Ike the
lure Of the chase; who enjoy the
suspense Of clever criminal minds
eluding for a time the best sleuths
OF the law; who thrill when the vii
4ains are finally rounded up and
brought to justice, viii find a pic
ture very much TO their liking.
on Monday Norma Talmadge IN
The bstionary Wife" will be at
the Castle to be followed later IN
the week by Mildred Harris in The
First Woman"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
Screen
BLACKSTONE

Love is the one th.ng-or az least
one Of the few things 20 be explicit
that money carnot buy.
Bought and Paid For" the Para
mount picture that is at the Black
stone today viii prove the truth OF
that statement TO South Bend ut
most satisfaction.
Bought and Paid For" IS from
the stage success by George Broad
hurst. II has probably set more
people a-crying than any other
drama ever staged Because It deals
with an attempt 20 intermingle the
two great classes Of American So
ciety-the rich and the poor.
Briefly, the story concerns a young
millionaire who married pretty
telephone operator. He did not love
her and she did not love him. But
he was fascinated by her peculiar
beauty and she was carried off her
feet by his wealth and the luxurious
life he promised for her.
After the ceremony had been per
formed and the couple had settled
down 70 the long grind of everyday
living. the young bride found that
her husband did not propose to con-
fine his attentions and affections &c
one woman just because she hap
pened 20 be his wife. He kept UP
his practice OF big, lavish drinking
parties: entertained girls from the
musical comedy choruses; made
long trips without telling his wife
where or why.
The lonely and disillusioned little
wife often longed for the old days
back at the switchboard. She was
unhappy, embarrassed. Inundated.
Agnes Ayens as the telephone OPP
erator-brtde and Jack Holt as the
fast-living husband are splendidly
cast. Walter Hers adds a comedy
touch. The supporting cast Is ex-
cellent. It's very probable tha'
you'll like Bought and Paid For
about as well as anything you've
seen IN a long time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

sums OF money on the table and
many jewels ''Wiu YOU take the
boy and these?" they ask.
Opening scene OF The Ghost
Breaker. View Yorker visits Old
Kentucky home. Arrives in time 10
dodge feudists' bullets. Fights way
out. Followed 20 New York by mar
who has sworn 20 XIII him. T-e-
meet IN hotel elevator. New York
81 shoots first. Escapes into first
room he Ands. Spanish princess in
bed. She saves him from police.
He agrees 10 20 10 Spain with her
to fight ghosts that I'll her ancestral
castle.
Comedy and Newsreels.
Those three photoplays promise
10 contain the one element that ar
good photoplays contain. action.
When the action or a feature film
moves with such rapidity It gener-
ally can be told In five reels.
That allows the exhibitor to build
a balanced program. The newsreels,
the comedy and such short sub
jects as the Bruce and Post SCENES.
Pathe Review, Urban Movie Chat.
Prlzma color pictures and sport re-
views have become an essential fea-
ture Of the theater program. Long
features do not permit their show
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
SPRINCBROOK PARK

Following their policy Of engag
ing new attractions each week to
entertain the Springbrook park pa
irons, the management has secured
the sensation Of the vaudeville world
last season, Saving a Woman IN
Half" This act will be presented
by Harry Collier each evening at 9
o'clock IN a prominent location on
Ehe midway. without scenic effects
or stage Illusion, so that all may
have a chance 70 see how the feat
is accomplished.
Final appearance viii be made to-
day by Mile Trixe Donate, who
sings with the band and Spring
brook orchestra This vocalist has
made a decidedly pleasing impress
sion during her weeks engagement
and will offer an entire new roper
toire OF popular songs today.
A free band concert will be given
This afternoon by the city band anC
plenty Of comfortable seats provided
for the listeners The new play
ground equipment is now in place
for the entertainment OF the chill
dren and all OF the rides, and con-
cessiona. as we'll as the dancing pa
vilion will be open both afternoon
and evening. The program for the
band concert Is as follows:
March-National Emblem Keyee
Waltz-Kentucky Dream -. Henry
Sere OF the Rose.
JeSSei
Overture=Poet & Peasant .Suppe
PART II.
Serenade-Egyptia ....... .Linke
WaItz-Wedding of the Winds. Hall
Comedy-AIiss Trombone .. .Kins
Patrol-American ....... Meacham
Star Spang;ed Banner.
Arthur Fordham, Conductor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
ACTION AND PEP IN
FILMS ARE DUE
AS MOVIES REFORM
Lasky Studio Director States
That Atmosphere En-
vironment" is Now Past.
BY JAMES w. DEAN
Especial TO The Ne,vs-Timcs)

NEW YORK. July Shy y. 2.
A News Service)-Too much foot
age ruins many otherwise splendid
photoplays. The excess IS usually
bunk. called atmosphere. This bunk
costs the exhibitor extra money and
consumes more time IN projection.
As a result the audience sees a less
diversified program.
Some reviewers, this one among
them. have been campaigning for
months for the elimination Of this
excess footage in feature pictures
Now Frank p Wood, chief super
visor OF the Lasky studio says: The
day IS past when an author and d.
rector feel It necessary to waste a
reel or two a the start Of a picture
establishing such vague things as
atmosphere and character environ
n ent. Our instructions are like
those given the writer OF popular
Action: Get your story going and
keep It going"
Wood recites how the new order
Of things has been effected IN three
coming Paramount pictures.
Fire In liner.
Here's the way ION High Seas"
stars: Stateroom on ocean liner
Young society girl Irritated. Maid
has forgotten TO sew button on
slipper. In the hold rats leaving
the ship. men pumping water to
stay a fire. On deck passengers
fleeing 70 life boats. The girl re-
fuses to believe she is In danger.
The ship goes down. She hnds her
self In a leaky rowboat with two
stokers.
And in "The Young Rajah": Sit
ting room Of old New England
home. Stormy night. Farmer and
his wife Interrupted by two East
Indians, who bring with them
dark-skinned boy whom they treat
with Difference. They lay great
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

Auaoiyn Arbucllle. who has often
acted IN south Bend and whose jim
Hacker IN George Ade's comedy.
'The County Chairman" stands out
v.vidiy here through q having been
created on the stage OF the Audi
forum about 90 years ago. viii start
his new season IN Atlantic city, N.
]. week from tomorrow night In
play By George BrOadhurst which
has been christsned wild Oats
Lane" IL ls taken from Gerald
Documents novel The Gambling
Chaplain" Later Mr. Arbuckle may
appear IN a decentralization Of the
"srattergood" stories. exhumed from
the files of a magazine. e IS printed.
Ethel Barrymore expects 90 act IN
q shakespearean play next season.
Joseph schildkraut. fine actor,
now fn sLutom." viii devote his tall
erts 20 production OF peer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
NEWS OF THE STAGE
This Weeks Events in the World of the Theatre From
Broadway South Bend
By VII Y. Fink
By WiH Y. Fink

Gvnt'' when the Theater Guild o.
New York makes a production Of
that play. Mr.. Schildkraut Is slated
for Romeo and Eva Ia Caffeine for
Juliet IN the Theater Guild produe-
ton OF Romeo and Juliet"
Leonore Uric, now IN XXX" a
popular success. may act Juliet next
season.
Fritz Leiber. who was here IN
shakespearean plays, may be the
actor chosen for the chief part IN
sWul Shakespeare.
SeIena Royle, who was at the
oliver with William Courtenay and
Juliet Day in Her Temporary Hus-
band" IS daughter OF Edwin Nil
ton Royle. author OF "The Squaw
Man" and Selena Fetter. who long,
long ago was with william H. Crane
and Stuart Robson in THE Hen
rietta."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

with an aIl-star cast. Goldwyn has
bought screen rights ~ The Great
Metropolis" a stage meiodrama OF
great popularity % years aso. Brust
Lubltsch has started a Pola Negri
film which Will be three months IN
the making.
A spectacle film Is to be made IN
Rome OF Morsellrs "Glauco."
A course in Motion Pictures and
Eduoa.ion" Is being given at the
summer session of ne Univers''y ot
Tennessee
A dog will again be the central
figure in a Robert c. Bruce pic;ure.
This Aim will be called Jenkins and
the Mutt"
Jackie Coogan's next picture will
be directed by 2. MAsor Hopper.
June Elvidge Is to play an impor-
tant part IN The Impossible Mrs.
BeIlew."
Arthur Rankin, who plays in ITO
Have and To Hold" Is a brother or
Doris Rankin. who Is Mrs. Lionel
Barrymore Off-stage.
When the director hunts Milton
Sil1s he usually can find him back
OF the scenes reading a seed catalog
or horticultural parer.
Barbara lamar will play the lead
in Quincy Adams Sawyer"
1.-THE Man and the Moment" IN
BlinOr Glyn movie produced in Eng
land. viii be exhibited IN America
wallace Beery, playing Richard
the Lon-H earted IN robin Hood"
viii be out OF the picture several
weeks due to injuries received in an
auto wreck.
Charlie Chaplin's first picture
for United Artists VIII be a feature
in six reels.
DTadge Bellamy has played impor-
,ant roles in nine pictures in the IS
months she has been acting for the
screen.
Glenn Hunters next starring We
hicle VIII be The Lap OF Luxury,"
a satire on the idle rich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
LASALLE

Do you believe IN trial marriages.
Sometimes II seems Ike about the
only people who do believe IN them
are those who have already tried
matrimOny and are willing TO go on
record as favoring most any system
other than the one at present in
vogue.
Norma Talmadge will give you
something to think about along
this line IN The Probationary
Wife," the moving picture OF which
IS appearing today at the LaSalle.
Here we have the wonderful Norma
in one OF the glittering. seductive
roles that gave her her great fame.
She IS given an opportunity TO wear
gorgeous gowns, 10 appear against
a background Of luxury and splen-
dor and to rise at the finish to her
greatest emotional heights.
On Monday Mildred Harris, for
mer wife Of Charles Chaplin, Is
booked in a First National picture
entitled The First Woman" We
can't promise that the shapely Mil
dred attempts to initiate the cos
tunes designed and worn BY the
FIRST woman" but reviewers declare
the picture is splendidly done and
viii add new laurels for Mildred
Harris brow.
Tuesday brings 10 the LaSalle a
team OF great stars harnessed to-
gether in a picture that Emacks Of
the West and old Spain. Bebe
Daniels and Jack Holt are the stars
referred TO and their picture Is call
ed North OF the Rio Grande." Here's
your first opportunity TO see Bebe
and Jack In the saddle and you'll
admit after seeing this picture that
they take 20 II Ike a duck to water.
You may remember this pair ap-
pearing together some time ago IN
Ducks anG brakes"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
BLIND VETERAN OF WAR
RECEIVES APPOINTMENT

WASHINGTON. July s-A blind
war veteran, James r. OFTara. who
lost his sight while IN the service
and received vocational training un-
der the Veterans bureau. has been
appointed by the bureau as a voca-
tional agent for the blind. according
70 an announcement by Director
Forbes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

torium theater today. Shirley shows
real 10th century speed IN this pic
ture by meeting her Prince Charm
ing. becoming engaged and married
all the same day. Then the real
excitement starts. it's a clever little
story with plenty oha laughs and a
few real thrills. Harold Lloyd, Beoe
Daniels and Snub Pollard are also
shown in a comedy called Hit Him
Again"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

Ella Hall makes her first appear
ance IN three years in "In the Name
OF the Law" In that time she has
married and become the greatest
heroine" % two boys.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

Harold Lloyd's next comedy is
tentatively titled Doctors Orders"
With this picture Mildred Davis
her third year as his lead
ing lady.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
AUDITORIUM

Shirley Mason. as a charming
little hotel stenographer. Is appear
ing IN her latest picture called
Very Truly Yours" at the Audi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

Try NEWS-TINES Want Ids
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09
Gossip of FINLAND

News and Jong of Pictures Actors and Actresses of the
Screen-What's Doing Today in the Movies
By Betty Keen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

And another thins any perfect
gentleman should do those days IS
10 ask his partner whether che OBJ
jects 20 him holding one hand on his
hip pocket while dancing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

Yep. the Est o. proposed film
meUers grows-''Back TO Home and
Mother" Asleep az the switch"
Child Slaves OF New York" "The
Love Bandit" and 'aThe Boy Detec-
rr,-r
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

Buster Eeaton has completed
"Iuv Dreams"
Jackie Coognn's next picture viii
be based on stovy written by his
father
Money. Money. Money" That's
tho TITLE or Katherine 0LacDonald's
next
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

Joe May. who directed 1Tia May in
rlc current German serial THE
Mistress OF the World" is now pro-
Gec.re elm called "The Countess
From Paris"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-09

George Bernard Shaw announced
that an American company has Of
fered him 800, 900 a year for i've
years for the privilege OF filming
two Of his stories a year.
shaw - one OF the few great au-
thors who have refused % have
their stories Aimed. Many who once
frowned upon the movies conde-
seconded 20 the filming OF their stor-
les when the price offered could not
be- resisfed Ehaw's price may be
100000 q year,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-04
AMNESTlE RSKYM POvSTALC0M.
PODMfNKOU JEST, zE SLOzf ZBRA.
NE DO Is. RfJNA.
PR1SAHA PRO CLENY lRSKEHO PARLAMENTU
PRlJATA BEZE ZMENY.

Dublin 3. fna. - Irska vlada vydaa provolan, nemz
nabzena jest pima amnesie vsem odbojnknm
do Is. rijna.
Prace irskem paramente de hladce ku pfedu podle
vseho dstava niz zvlani vbor pracu bude pata be-
re vsech znacnejsich zmsn.
Dnes clanek XVII. cinci prisahu loyalty zavaznou pro
vsechny eny parlamentu Svobodneho Stau souhase
null obsazenou ango-rske smouve by prat velkou
snou We SVEN pdvodnim zneni.
Byly tneny pokusy zmeneni prisahy tax ably Wy
hoveo namitkam odpGrcI smouvy cenh d6lncke strany
ale nemely zadneho vysledku Recnc vladni dokazova
kazda zmena byla by neprospech Irska.
Pfjet clanku XVII jest vykladano, odklizena bya
posedni pfekzka tomu ably smlouve doao ormy zako
zas ze stava bude hoova ku predlozen briticke
mu parlamentu ku schvalen podzimnfm zasedani
Praha, kterou musi soziti kazdy Glen skeho parla-
mentu, znf
"Ja.......... savn6 pfisaham pravou oddanost 10.
yalu 1save rskeho Svobodneho Statu SAX z&kone
zalozen ze budu v6rnym Jeho Velicenstsu krah
jeho dedicIm nastupcIm die zakona divodd
|obcanstv Irska Vekou Brtanii dIvodM pIfS1011a
censtv Irska skupiny naroda tvocch brcky
Irodl." - Y:
Tato pfsaha must byt sozena kazdym cenem irsksha.
amentu nex zaujme sve mis.o. pred zastupcem &ouan
n9km koho z ustanov Jest to havne cato prisahs pro
Iniz rSh republican, mali nejvetsi namtky
Dnes oznameno sem, re kapitan Walsh byl zabt
kok voakd poraneno kdyz nepravideni podnkli pudky
ltok narodnf vojsko bze Cahiru
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-04
STANOVISKO SPOJ. STATU.
NEDAJf Sc VEHNATI DO VALKY UDALOSTMI MA
BLfZKEM VYCHODE

Washington, 8. ffjna Afaericka vada utinla vsecfno
dsky jest mono urovnanf krse bzkem vychod6
az to, ze nehroz brannym zakrocen pres
nj vyvozovan siny vv zejmena srany cirkv ez vyd
zu missile bizkem vychode ably pohroza Turecku val
kou, nebude-li s kfesta any Anatoi lepe zachazeno
Toto byo zddrazneno dnes prohlasenim Bileho Domu
president postav pevne sekretae sau Hughese
podsat6 odpov6del pazsky kabelogram biskupa
Cannona methodsticke epskopani cirkve re pouz
armady valecneho odstva ukdner bizkeho vychodu
nen opravneno kongresem aniz schvalovano amerckym
dem Zmneny biskup SVEN kabelogramu pravl re vse
mohouc Bah prrz zodpovednosti vadu Spojenych Sati
"a to, dele Smyrne."
Acko zadnych okolnosti vlada media strhnouti
valky pokud amercke zajmy nebyy by primo ohrozeny
jest hotova pomahat nevnnym obetem vaky vsech svcf
Isil.
President Harding bude jmenovati, nepochybne Ultra
generani vybor jenz by spolupdsob pomocnym organi
sacem ktere kona praci bzkem vychode jako pred
sedu hodla jmenovat WILL H. Hayse, drvesho generani
no postmistra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-04
HOCH OBETf CHEMICKEHO
"POKUSU".

X veceru zemrel Charity
nemocnici 14-lety 1zak Her.
bert, jenz byl smrtelne zranen
vcera, kdyz 81 pohraval rIz-
nymi vybusninami. Smesoval
strelny prach jinymi lucebni-
mani, kdyz pojednou smes ex-
plodovala a viko nadoby mu
tlakem vzduchu bylo vrazeno
primo do bricha. Ably zivot
hocha byl zachovan, obetoval
otec jeho tri panty krve k
nutne transfusi. Pc operaci Sc
zdalo. ze tato bude mlti zdar-
ny vysledek, ale hodinu pozd6
il nastala reakce, ktere "a kra-
tko nest astny "chemik" pod
|lehl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-04
OSUDNE NASLEDKY
"MUNSAJNU"
Silenstvi pfibylo o 100 procent
a rovnez zlOcinnost se Sifi.

Chicago, 3. rijna. - Silen-
stvi pfibylo o 100 procent cd
vstoupeni Volsteadova zakona
v platnost a jest jeho nepfi-
myim nasledkem, die DR.. ia
mese Halla, predsedy komise
okresu Cook pro zkoumani 81
lenstvi.
DR.. Hall citoval DR.. Franka
Gertyho, spravce zdejsi Psyche
pathicke nemocnice, jenz sc
vyjadril,. ze jedovate brecky,
jez jsou pritomn6 prodavany
ma miste whisky, zp1sobily, ze
pocet novych pripadI silenstvi
stoupl $50 procent.
PROBLEM alkoholu pro leka.
re byl jednoduchym "a starych
dnI," pravil DR.. Hall. "Kdyz
nekdo chodil prilis casto do he
stincI, pill mnoho whisky a ca.
ste. zanedbaval svoji rodinu
svdj domov, a sebe stal sc
z neho zkratka 'pobuda', by
rozpoznan jako pripad alkoho.
)ickeho silenstvi. S alcoholic
kym silenstvim byla prom je'
ste nadeje. Avsak kdyz nee
mock jest zachvacen methy
lovym alkoholem, neni pro ne
no vdIbec zadne nadeje. Jeht
dtrapy skonci smrti.
| "Mdnsajn pdsobi, ze lide do
pousteji Sc palicstvi, paso,
vrazdy a jine hrozne zlociny
Clbvek takovt ztrati yeskerl
orientaci. Nevi, kdo jest a KID
Jest"
/ Pytvanim osob sesilevsich
skonavsich z nasledki poziva
nj m1nsajnu, pravil DR.. Hall
ukazalo, ze jejich silenstvi by
10 privodeno rozpustenim s.
tuku, nemz mozkove bunk.
jsou ulozeny. Toto rozpuSt6
nj stahuje bunky a pdsobi 81
lenstvi, pravil zmin6ny lekai