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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
TRANSFER PROPERTY OF
TUMALO DISTRICT

Transfer of the property of the
TumaIo irrigation district to the
Deschutes county municipal irri-
cation district was approved by
the desert land board in session
here Thursday. Under the terms
Of the contract as approved by the
state the new irrigation district
must extend its work to the Des-
chutes river. In supplying stored
water from Crescent Lake the
state will be relieved Of any liza
bility with relation to the deliv-
cry of water under the settlers
contract. The district comprises
$4,000 acres of which 5000 acres
have already been sold by the
state.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
ANOTHER JOURNAL
MOVIE TOMORROW

Once again The Capital Journal
offers matinee for Salem boys
and girls. Tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock the doors OF the Bllgh
theater will be thrown open on
Told in the Hills" a motion pic
ture featuring the soldier-star,
Major Robert Warwick.
Children under 13 years Of age
with Capital Journal coupons and
five-cent pieces win be admitted to
the theater. The picture - one OF
the best the theater has offered
for several days, Manager Frank
Bligh said this afternoon.
One OF the critics comments as
follows; 1T is a tremendous story
of love and adventure. Eileen
Percy. Ann Little, Wanda Hawley.
Monte Blue, Tom Form and Chas.
Ogle are included in the cast"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
Pastors Must Preach
CruCified Christ and
Abandon all FrlIIS

Keokuk, Iowa, Sept. 22.-
pastors must get back to
preaching the crucified Chx se,
and avoid all entanglements
with the new "isms" declared
Rev. A. T. Lundholn, speak
ing before the Lutheran Au-
gustana synod of Iowa, con-
vened here today.
Rev. Lundholm declared
that the salvation of the
church lies in strict fidelity
to the theory OF Christ cruci-
fled and an abandonment of
the newer religious specula-
tions.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
.SONTAG GIVEN
YEAR IN PRISON

Brill G. sontag, indicted by the
Marion county grand jury on a
charge of polygamy. pleaded guilty
to the charge when arraigned be-
fore Judge Percy Kelly in the cir
cult court today and was SEN
fenced to serve one year In the
state penitentiary.
He probably will be dressed
in" this afternoon.
The metieulousIy vestured Mr..
Sontag first came to the attention
OF county officials several weeks
ago. At that time he was found
at the home OF Fred Eager, Aums-
willie rancher. whose daughter.
Belle Eager. he had recently mar
ried. Authorities had learned that
Mr.. Sontag already had one wife.
Mrs. Della Sontag. who resides in
Washington. and Mr.. Sontag was
taken in custody.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
TO SEND
|ENVOY TO AVERT
NEAR EAST WAR

Paris, Sept. 22.-(By Associated
Press. THE French cabinet to-
lay decided that in view of, the
|efusal of the British to withdraw
heir forces from Chanak on the
4siatic side of the Dardanelles, the
.tforts of the French government
should be directed toward pre-
3enting war between Turkey and
&reat Britain. To this end, it
Mas agreed Immediately to send
Franklin Bouillon to Smyrna.
M. Bouillon, who was the -nego-
1ator of the agreement reached at
Angora between the French and
be Turkish nationalists, will urge
tpon Mustapha Kemal Pasha the
Aecesstiy of remaining in Asia
Ninor until the peace terms are
secided upon.
The French negotiator probably
fill leave today or tomorrow and
Ne hopes to arrive in Smyrna be-
pre- the termination of the confer
Ence now in progress there be-
'ween Kemal and his government
4 and military chiefs, for the pur-
pose of determining whether to
bush on in face of the British mill
|ary and naval concentration or
wait the results of the peace ne
sotiations.
There is considerable anxiety In
he cabinet over the possibility OF
fghting between the British and
be Turks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22

Fiftv-one girls manv of them involuntari tained
of the state industrial school for grE lay turned
In and fought as Amazons in vain effort i've for the
Oregon the main building Of their ms ion when
saught fire from fue and burned nearly ta ground
The roof of the building mass off les, but the
srs wards of the state fought Little their cheap
prons torn their dripping perspraton rushed IN and
Tut of the structure which brands of fire dropping
Il irregular intervals There laughing no oatlng
Fear of personal injury appeared to be forgotten
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
PAY TAXES, SHERIFF URGES

Pointing out that October is the
'ast day on which the last half
payments Of taxes may be made,
sheriff o. d. Bower of Marion
county today requested taxpayers
- appear as early as possible.
Comparatively few persons have
made their payments to date, he
APiained. and he pointed out
nat IL all wait until the last few
esys, there will be far more delay
man would be found otherwise.
nose who put in an early appear
-nee can be quickly disposed Ofsby
he clerks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
.KEMAL. SEXES
KEY POSITION
DARDANELLES
Only Small Force of Brit
ish to Oppose Advance
of Uhimatum
RumOred.

Constantinople, Sept. a. (By
Associated Press) Turkish ma
tionalist forces have seized the
town of Ez-ine, on the Asiatic
side of the Dardanelles and are
threatening Kun Kalesi, an inn
portant key position to the south
ern side of the straits. The Kemal-
lists were nowhere opposed.
The nationalist move, in the
opinion OF the naval experts here,
will enable the Turks to prevent
free ingress to the Dardanelles to
the British Atlantic fleet units
which are on the way from NAL
| ia.
The important positions involv-
ed were up to today occupied by
the French and Italians and from
them the Turks can command the
entrance to the straits.
Ez-ine, seized by the Turks is a
small town in the valley of the
Meander river in the Vigha dis
trict south of the Dardanelles and
is less than 20 miles from Kun
Kalesi. The latter town, which
the nationalists are threatening,
is on the waterway itself-almost
at the entrance to the, straits
from the AEGEAN.
Both places are within the zone
of neutrality about the straits laid
down by the treaty Of Sevres. 1t
is uncertain from available data
whether Ez-ine is within the mill
tary zone of neutrality, proclaim
ed in May, 1921. There would ap-
pear to be no doubt, however, that
Kun Kalesi is within this latter
zone, against the invasion Of
which warning was issued in Con-
stantinople yesterday by the Brit
'sh General Harrington, com
mander in chief of the allied
forces.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
End SESSION
OF CONGRESS
NOW At END

Washington, Sept. 22.-Th,
second session of the 9th congress
adjourned today sine die. Legisla
tion passed in the closing min.
utes of the session was signed al
the capitol by President Harding.
President Harding arrived al
the capitol a quarter of an hour
before the time set for final ad-
jorunment and at his desk in the
president IS room began affixing
his signature to the last minute
Legislative measures.
The house quit work promptly
at 2 O'Clock in accordance with
the adjournment resolution but
signing by the senate presiding Of
ficers of number of recently
pNsed bills delayed adjournment
of that body until a few minutes
later.
Leaders on leaving the capitol
generally expressed the belief that
President Harding would call
congress back in special session by
the middle of November to take
up the merchant marine bill and
amendments to the transaction
act. The presidents however, has
not publicly stated whether he
has made a decision.
Today g session in both houses
was devoted for the most part to
speech making, in the course of
which republican leaders praised
the achievements Of the session
and democratic leaders declared 1t
had fallen far short of its oppor-
tuuities.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
Hall WithdraWs Independent Candidacy For Gouernt
KIDDIES PERISH IN THEATRE
Hanged for Murder
Of Girl He Loved
and Her Companion

San Quentin, Cal, Sept. 90.
-Narsis Sisneres, 81, was
hanged at the state prison here
today for the murder of his
sweetheart, Amelia Moreno and
her companion, Ascension Este
bado, July 8. at Anaheim.
Orange county. Sisneres leaves
a widow and seven children.
Sisneres had eaten nothing
since being taken to the death
cell at 10 a. m. Wednesday. The
trap was dropped 1917 and he
was pronounced dead at 1922.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
SEEK DISBARMEHT
OF MORRIS GOLDSTEIN

Charges OF wiIIful deceit and
misconduct In his profession @ere
filed against Morris A. GoIdstsin,
Portland attorney, in the supreme
court here this morning BY the
Multnomah Bar association which
asks for the disbarment Of Cold
stein
The specific charge upon which
Goldstein's disbsrment is asked Is
that Of entering plea OF guilty
for a client without the authority
Of the client
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
GREEKS WILL
HOLD THRACE:
At ALL COSTS

Athens, Sept. az (By Associ-
ated Press. Greece will never
permit the Turks to invade Thrace,
which she considers part OF her
homeland and retention OF which
is can essential preliminary con-
dition to any peace conference. -
This declaration was made in a
statement to the Associated Press
by the Greek foreign office today.
"We have lost Asia Minor, but
we must keep Thrace, said the
statement. THAT is an essential
preliminary condition to any peace
conference. Our army in Asia
Minor, which had been fighting
for ten years, was absolutely ex-
tinguished, but the Greek nation
will never permit the Turks to
invade Thrace, which we consider
home territory.
1--WE have demobilized the
military classes from 1912 to
1918, but the classes from 1919
to 1923 we are keeping on a war
footing, making total army of
men available for Thrace
should the allies permit the Turks
to cross TO Constantinople.
''Unhappily we lack ammuni-
tion. artillery and general equip
ment, but hope our friends will
help us in our efforts to keep the
Turks out OF Europe and that the
CONTINUED on Page Fifteen.l
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
COAT OF TAR GIVEN
ILLINOIS CONTRACTOR

Alton, ILL.,, Sept. 22.-(By AS
sociated Press) -Four armed anu
masked men last night took F. L.
Craine, so, a retired building con-
tractor from his home in Wood
River near here, LED him into a
wooded section about five miles
northeast and gave him a coat OF
tar. Craine recently sold several
homes to foreigners and he stat
ed he had been requested 10
evict them. He said he felt no III
effects from his experience.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
TEACHER HAS TWO PUPILS

Mise Lois Adams, instructor in
the Elk Horn school. near Mil
City. probably has one Of the
smallest classes in the United
States.
Miss Adams has two pupils and
they are brother and sister. VIII
bur Straw, the oldest pupil, is in
the third grade His small sister
and classmate is a beginner this
year.
Mrs. Mary L. Fulkerson, county
superintendent, visited the school
yesterday. The class, she said. is
progreasius we'll.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
Answers Lions Queries.

F. S. Barton. Of the Salem
Electric company. speaking at the
luncheon of the Salem Lions cluf
today noon at the Marion hotel
gave the principal features of th'
radio. answering many Of tht
common questions asked, After
the talk members OF the Liont
we're given the privilege OF ask
ing any questions of Mr.. Barton
which they wished. As next week
is fair week. there will be no Lions
club luncheon
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
bREECE TO COAvOKE
| NATIONAL ASSEMBLE Y

Athens, Sept. 22.-The Greek
government, it was understood
PAS decided to convoke the ma
lonal assembly Immediately after
the reconstruction of the army.
France and Italy, it is gener-
PLY believed. who agree to prom
lse support of terms that would
Pc acceptable to the Angora gov
Efnment as a basis for negotia-
Ions.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
GIANT POWDER EXPLODED
IN BURLINGTON SHOPS

Aurora. H., Sept PA stick
Of Alas powder 20 inches long
was exploded In the Chicago Bur
lington and Quincy round house
here early today. Windows were
blown out and the report was
heard for miles. yet none Of the
twenty men at work was hurt
and no equipment was damaged.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
Wolfe Defeats Lynch.

New York. Sept. z2.-Jack
Wolfe. Cleveland. was given the
Judges decision over Joe Lynch,
New York. at the end OF is rounds
round Of slow boxing. The New
workers. bantamweight title was
not involved.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22

Rose Laskey, 15year-old miss
committed to the school from
Tillamook county, was severely
cut about the face and head BY
falling debris. Undeterred by hel
injuries, pillow case used to pro,
test her lacerated head, she work
ed on. Another little girl, Alice
Jeffries, committed from Rose
burg, dropped in faint as she
strove to stop the flames on the
third floor. She was carried to
safety by her companions.
Refused to Escape.
Two of the girls with notable
records for attempted escapes
rushed to Mrs. Clara Patterson,
superintendent, at the outset OF
the fire.
Don't worry about us or the
rest" they told her. Well be
here--and well help all we can"
They did. To a person the girls
exerted every effort in an attempt
to check the flames.
Damage to the building, which
was erected in 1915 under the Os-
wald West administration at a
cost of $4,000, was said by state
officials to approximate $4,000
The state carries its own insur-
ance.
A twin building, just completed
at a cost of $4,000 which stands
about is yards from the burned
structure, was saved.
All chemical apparatus avail
Continued on Page Eleyen.)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
MOVIE HOUSE:
LOBBY FLOOR
sOLLAPSES
Pittsburgh F'lm Theatre
Balcony Crashes With
Scores of School Chill
dren Who Are Buried.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. 22.-Two
girls and boy were crushed to
death and twenty school children,
most of them less than ten years
old were severely injured this aft
ernoon when they were hurled In
to the basement of the Strand
theater in the East, Liberty section
by the collapse OF the concrete
floor in the lobby. The injured
were taken to nearby hospitals.
Several others may die,
Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. 22.-The
lobby floor of the Strand, motion
| picture theater in the East Lib
erty section, collapsed this after
noon and score Of school chill
dren were dropped into the base
ment. Two dead and nine injured
children were removed from the
debris, according to the first po-
lice report.
Twenty injured children were
taken to the Pittsburgh hospital.
One child died there.
The floor which collapsed was
of freshly laid concrete.
Some of the little ones, uncon-
scious when removed, probably
were crushed and bruised by the
falling chunks of stone.
Theater employees told firemen
that about 80 children were
grouped around the ticket window
when the floor cracked.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22

James F. Howey was sentenced
to nav a fine of SIS when he
pleaded guilty today before Judge
TTnruh in the justice court TO a
charge of speeding. He was ar
rested By state officer Houston
and was accused Of driving al
the rate of 4s miles an hour
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
Pessi1nisin Rules Porte.

Constantinople, Sept. 22.--( (By
Associated Press. "A pessimistic
view Of the present situation is
taken in Turkish nationalist cir
CONTINUED on Page Fifteen.)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
'|RLS BATTLE HERO|CALLY
| IN FUTILE EFFORT TO SAVE
GIRLS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

oOf of Main Building Mass of Fire But Wards OF
State Work Like Trojans to Subdue Flames and
Save Equipment Damage to Building, Which
Was Badly Gutted, Estimated at $2O,(
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22
THE WEATHER

OREGON: Tonight fair and cooler;
Saturday fair. gentle westerly winds
Local: Rainfall none; max. 7s; min.
49,; clear; south wind; river "a feet.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-22

Daily average for August, 6osS.
Member Audit Bureau Of Circulation.
Member Associated Press Full leased
yire service.
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Republikanska liga pro mrav

nj Obrodu narOda V dilsledcich
mohutne anxiety proti alkoholl-
smu, kteraz stejnyr zlem pro-
hlasila tez koureni. pozadala
zvlaStnim pflpisem minist. ze-
leznic, aby We smyslu zdravot-
Mich a etickych zasad byl pri-
merene zmenen nynejsi pomer,
ktery daleko jiz neodpovlda
skutecnosti. Liga totiz zada, a
by vsechny zeleznicni vozy V
zasade byly urceny pro nekura-
ky. jichz jest vetsina: krone
muzu nekuraku vsechny zeny
a deti, kurakum pax, ktefi vo-
zy poskozuji a popelem, odho-
zenymi sirkami a plivanim od-
porne znecist'uji, ably byly W.
hrazeny vozy zvlastni, zvlast'
oznacene. Tez rozdeleni ceka-
ren budiz demokratickym "a
roven necht' odpovida potfe-
bam DOLBY, kdyz budou oznace-
ny cekarny "pro nekuraky" a
"pro kuraky", nikoli die vyse
zaplacenych sazeb.
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UkkIzOVANA.
Neuveritelny pripad nabozen-
ske pOmatenosti.

Neuv6fitelny pripad nabo-
zenske pomatenosti udal sc kon
Gem unora V Blatci Bechyne.
Pripomina kus nejcernejsiho
stfedoveku, Silenstvi flagelan-
til chialistu. V noci toho dne
42-leta manzelka rolnika Jos.
Tumy nabozenske pomateno-
sti odebrala Sc ke krizi Il cesty
kolem krize nahromadila smol-
nicky, suchy len, drivi a slamu
polila je petrolejem. Ma to
pfivazala Sc silnym remenem
ke kfizi a zapalila horlaviny
kolem nakupene. Obyvatele
vsi, spatfivse ohen, pfispecha-
Ii ke krizi. Naskytl Sc Jim pri-
Serny obraz. Ke krlzi privaza-
ma zena byla jiz doslovne z po-
loVlny tela Spalena ma SkVarek.
Horni cast tela byla znacne po-
palena.
Nest astnice ma tento Gin sc
pripravovala jiz delSi dobu,
sla ke zpovedi a mluvila o mu-
cednicke smrti.
Tvrdila, re pry bGh a panna
Maria 81 preji jeji smrti, re pry
jest mucednici a re musi 2 VII
le bozi i rodinu opustit. Byla ia
naticky zboznou a povercivou.
Zdeisi lid je zajat duSevni
temnotou klerikalismu, az be-
da. Vzdelani je minimalni. Kle
rikalni vudcove Sc zdejSim H.
dem delaji co chteii. Klerikalni
tiskoviny jsou tn hoine kolpor-
tovany a cteny.
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komuniste pred a DO p1Ino-

ci. Y Pustovetech Il kfivokla-
tn konal Sc II. llnora haste
sky Piles. Zucastnily Sc no vSe-
chny tridy mistniho obyvatel-
stva tancily sc tance, ma VEN
kove obvykle. Ale nikoho nepo-
bourilo, kdyz do tance zahrali
muzikanti pochodovy Rudy
prapor." VSe Sc klidne odtan-
clio slo tichosti. Po pulnoci
vsak, kdyz navstevnici chteli
dati zahrat narodni tanec BE
sedu", vystoupilo pet komuni-
stickych ucastniku, kteri zpuso
bill takovy povyk, re dalSi ia
bava byla pokazena. Komuni-
ste pustovetSti nedovoliliC.D
aby Sc narodni tanec odtancil.
Co vse nejde u mas do noty mo-
skevske III. internationally ,
Wee sama sobe smeSna, ale
pro smeralovStinu pTiznacna.
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''SvET''


Vypovidani nasich krajana
re Zahreba. Le Zahreba sc sde
luje; Pred kratkou dobou byli
vyzvani V Zahfeb4 ysichni ci-
zinci, ably Sc do noveho roku
znovu hlaslli ma policii podali
bytovemu uradu zadost "a po-
voleni k obyvani bytu. Tyto
prihlasky mely neoCekavanv
vyscdek: ma zaklad6 jich pfi-
stoupeno k hromadnemu vypo-
vidani cizincG, kteri Sc mali
pod trestem az p6tidenniho ve-
zeni do dvou tydnu vystehovat.
Opatreni toto dotyka Sc zeim6-
ma delSi dobu zde usazenlch a
beznhonnych krajanu-Cecha.
Chapeme bytovou krisi zahfeb-
skou, ale opatreni tax bezo-
hledna nedaji sc omluviti. Y
jinych velkych mestech panuii
nesnaze bytove. JSou znamv ma
pr. svlzelne pomery Y tomto
smeru V Praze. A pfece Praha
nesaha k podobnym prostred-
kun, naopak VENUE cizincum
znacnou pozornost zejm6na
ku bratfim slovanskym ie O.
pravdove pozorna a krain6 o.
, chotna. = Nasi kraiane neopo-
mneli jist6 upozorniti Ceskosl.
konsulat V ZahTeb6 ma kfivdu.
iez Sc Jim dele a TAX lie dou-
fati. re prislus. kruhy zahfeb-
ske neodeprou zahrebskym Ce-
chum sve ochrany.
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5 P o J f NJ E
SLOW. Sokola Tyrs 50 sborom 26O
Tel. SLOW. Jed. Sokol.

V Clevelande boly cd roku
1916 diva sokolske sbory, ieden
samostatny, ktory jestvoval
pod menom "Slovensky Sokol
Tyrs" a druhy bol sbor $50. Il.
S. J. S., ktory boil utvoreny so
sborov las. a 237. T. S. j. So
kol.
Oba vyssi spominane sbory
boly takreceno V jednej Casti
mesta usidlene a co So usporia-
dalo bolo vzdy V jednej a tel
samej miestnosti, takze ked'
jeden sbor nieco usporiadal,
bolo to v mnohych pripadoch h
ma ujmu toma druhemu sboru.
VSak az roku 1920, nahliadli
isti bratia, re MET priciny pre-
co by sme mali tax rozdeleni sa
borit' a pracovat ma ukor le-
den druhemu, ked' mas vse-
obecny ciel' bol a je ten samy,
ponevac Sokoli su jedni, ked'
chapu myslienku sokolskd po-
dl'a zakladu ked' by boly al
V desat' iednotach, predsa ten
ciel' ukol je jeden.
Konecne prislo ku rieseniu
otazky spojenia vyse menova-
nvch dvoch sborov este kon-
com decembra m. +. dnes mo-
zem len sdelit sokolstvu ME
len Y 7. S. J. Sokol, ale celemu
Sokolstvu V Amerike, re cleve-
landskv slov. narodni Sokoli
vzdycky naSli 81 cestu, ked' 81
iednalo 0 pravu wee a tax al
tento raz nemohlo mae byt' ,
ako podat 81 ruky ku praci,
ktora Ma mas tn caka na poll
sokolskom.
Sbor Slov. Sokola Tyrs NAL /
clenkyne, ktor6 sa tiez pripojl-
" k Sboru GA, Y. S. t. J. Sokol.
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straznice. Smelou loupez pro-
vedli neznami pachatele v noel
ma %. unora We velkoobchode
obuvi pana Brodsk6ho v Ouch
cove. Vypacili vykladnf skTin a
odcizili zbozi V Gene nekolika
tisic korun. Obchod ten ie ma
hlavni ulici mesta, temer pod
okny policejni straznice. Pred
ttrnacti dny okraden byl be-
hem vecera official evidence ka
tastru pan Kukla 0 celou me-
sicni sluzbu, jiz mela jeho man
zelka pro mesicni vyzivu ulo-
zenu V kuchynske kredenci.
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Procistete svoji soustavu.

Chvalne znamy meslcnik Con
cordia" Chicago, pravi We
SVEN bfeZnovem elsie u lon
skeho roku: "Zrovna iako do
bra hospodyne procisti dobre
ma jafe svuj dun, tax kazda
osoba mela by uciniti Sc svym
telem, ponevadz V zimnich me-
sicich vSelijake druhy latek ma
hromadi Sc soustave, jez by
mely byti odstraneny, ably krev
sc stala cerstvou zdravou a
nic neni pro to lepsiho, nez ca
sem vyzkouSeny domaci pro.
stfedek Ora. Petra Hoboko." +"
At iste zdrav nebo nemocen
le to Vhodny navrh: Prociste-
te svoji soustavu; pomozte Pr
rode V jejim velikem cisteni
domova. Y teto sezone Zivotni
silly jsou cinny tvoreni move
krve, vSak jsou neschopny tax
uciniti, kdyz soustava jest pl-
ma zkazenych latek odvadeci
ustroji pracujl lenive a nepra-
vldelne. Tisice zdravych lidi
pouziji lahev Hoboka V tomto
meslci, jezto re zkusenosti ve-
di, ze udrzi pro zbytek roku
sve zdravi. Pro nemocne a
chore neni lepsi dolby, dostati
Sc ma cestu k uzdraveni, iako
prave nyni, kdy probuzene Ii
votni silly jsou nejlepsi a nejsil-
nejsi. Ora Petra Hoboko ne
muze byti zavrhnuto jako jar
nj lex pro krev a soustavu. Ne
prodava Sc V lekamach, zvlaSt
nj mistni jednatele jej dodava-
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t'ska Stranecka C. 81 j. c. d. Loz Paha Rebeca O.
F. Poheb drahe zenue bude konan hodnv o
poledne dvorany Ceske Narodn Sine hobky ma
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Synove. Pratee znam zadani by pohrbu astn
Teesne pozusatky dahe zesnule budou dne prevezeny
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O chou soustrast prosi
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