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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06

North and South highway lnclud-
ed within the Evergreen highway
district of Lewis county. This
section is now under construc-
ton with the prospect of being
finished about November l. Con
Meeting up with Ferdinand on
the east, this being five miles in
length. This work is now being
prosecuted and is expected to be
finished along toward the last OF
the year.
Three miles are now under con-
struction in the Cottonwood
highway district, this extending
to the city limits of Cottonwood
The road between Cottonwood
and Grangeville will not be in
cluded in the work carried out
this year on account of that
stretch not being financed, but it
is expected that the three high
way districts affected will vote
bonds some time this year, max
ing it possible for this important
link in the cross-state road to be
started toward completion soon.
The section between Grange
vile and Whitebird is completed,
and forms one of the most attrac-
tive routes in the northwest at
this time for tourists seeking the
unusual in scenery. Of the
Grangevile- Whitebird section of
road nine miles will be surfaced
this year, contract being signed
for this phase Of the work few
days ago. From Whitebird to
Lucille, for a distance of ten miles
work will start this week, and
the highway between Tamarack
and Round valley, at the top of
the Little Salmon river canyon,
work is now being carried on for
a distance of % miles.
Between Whitebird and Rig
gins there are several small sec
tions under construction and one
still unimproved. just beyond
higgins there is one section that
is unimproved, but aside from
that all of the road is either com
pleted or under construction as
far as Boise.
Beyond Lewiston to the north
the highway is entirely complet-
ed to Moscow, and under con-
struction from Moscow to Viola.
Beyond Viola there are a
number Of unimproved sections
up to Port Hill, on the Interna-
tional boundary line, where it
connects with the Canadian high
ways and thus forms an Inter
national roadway.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06
Seconds and Yanks Go IL In
nings.

The Lewiston Yanks, bunch
Of victorious base ball playing
youngsters from the metropolis,
helped develop one Of the most in
teresting games OF base ball on
the local lot last Sunday this
town has seen. They played the
Nezperce Seconds and it took IL
innings to decide which was the
bettre. The final score was III to
to 12, in favor of the visitors.
1t was nip and tuck from the
start and the score went tie In
the nineth-11-11, and Lewiston
took the deciding run in the first
half Of the twelfth.
Schaefer caught and Tabor
pitched for Lewiston through
eight innings and Wellman sue
ceeded Tabor in the box for the
last four.
Leo Fuchs caught and Harold
Cook pitched for Nezperce for lO
innings and Carl Fuchs succeeded
Cook for the last two.
Leo Fuchs hit a home run. ia
cob Fuchs umpired very satisfac-
torily to all concerned.
The Nezpercers will go to Lew
iston for a return game July 70
and are entitled to the accompar1-
iment of good bunch of rooters.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06
Church of the Brethren.

Sunday school next Lords I DAY
at 10, morning sermon at IL. The
Christian Workers meet at 7, fol
lowed by a sermon at s. To these
services you are most cordialy IN
Eited..
Remember the daily Vacation
Bible School on Monday morn,
ing promptly at 9 o'clock Lei
all the boys and girls be there
ready m to start on time. Five
days each week for three e weeks *
two hours daily from 9 to H.
Come.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06
A Fair and Deserved Tribute.

Hon. Wallace N. Scales has an
nounced his intention Of becom-
ing a candidate to succeed him
self as judge of the Fourth Judi
cial District which includes Ida
no, Lewis and Nez Perez coun-
ties. Without any intention OF
now indicating whom we shall
support for the judgeship of this
district when all candidates are
known we take this opportunity
to say that, although Judge
Scales and the Mountaineer are
not in accord politically, this fact
does not lessen our respect for
his high personal character, en-
inent legal attainments and his
exemplary impartiality. The
record of Judge Scales since has
elevation to the bench is a COM
plete answer to the oft heard de-
mand for divorcement of the
judiciary from partisan politics.
It proves that, while in matters
political man may have positive
views, still, if he is honest-and
a judge must be-he will ignore
his party preferences when dis
charging Judicial functions
Kooskia Mountaineer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06
Progressives Have Ticket II
Lewis County.

That the new Idaho Progress
sive party intends to make a con-
test in Lewis county for some OF
the local offices at least is assur-
ed by the filing just prior to the
closing Of the books last week OF
r. A. Damrose Of Craigmont for
commissioner of the second dis
trict, and David III. Lowrey, also
Of Craigmont, for representative.
Other late filings on the Re-
publican and Democratic tickets
not heretofore mentioned in
these columns are as follows:
Charles McCollister, Democrat,
representative; VIM. Sullivan,
Democrat, commissioner second
district; /. III. Lowrey, Democrat,
commissioner first district;
James Carlisle, Republican, Sur
veyor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06

and son, Leonard, and Mrs. Geo
Poler came up from Charleston
Wednesday afternoon in Mr.
McMahan's car. The McMahans
will visit here with relatives and
friends until after the 4th and
will then return to their home al
Deer Park, Wash Cottonwood
Chronicle.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06

and Mrs. Ralph Stellmon, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Stellmon, Mr.
and Mrs. S. e. Mikkleson and
son.
Frank johnson left this morn
! ing on a business mission to Spo-
! kane.
The War Mothers viii meet on
Saturday afternoon, July s, with
Mrs Hess. All who can go are
requested to meet at Leo's Phar-
macy promptly at l o'clock.
I'll. A. Stone and r. e. Gong
wer Of the University extension
service were in this section the
first of the week promoting farm
club work among the youth Of
the prairie.
Miss Maude Near came up
from Lewiston the first Of the
week to spend a two weeks va
cation with the family Of her un-
Gle, Robert Near, and old prairie
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron CARRIER, Of
Nampa, Ida., stopped over Fri
day for dinner with Mrs. Mary
Hess and daughter of this vicin-
ity, while enroute to visit their
sons in Kellogg.
Lee johnson and Carl Hess
left by car for south Idaho, the
former to visit friends in Poca-
tello and the latter to visit his
sister, Mrs. Harry Herrick and
family in Nampa.
Two popular young people of
Greer, Roy Neil Erb and Miss
Della G. Young, were married at
the parsonage of the Methodist
church in Lewiston on the even
ing of July LIST, Rev. 7. II. Greene
performing the ceremony.
A three-year old boy was lost
on the Lewiston hill about 10
o'clock Monday night from a
truck carrying family of tour
lists and the loss was discovered
when the party arrived at the au-
to camp grounds. A general
alarm was given and search was
kept up through the night, and
the child was found uninjured at
5 o'clock Tuesday morning by
Mr.. and Mrs Chamberlain OF
Charleston, who were enroute to-
the Genesee celebration.
Miss Valborg Kjosness, a pop
ular member Of the Nezperce
High School faculty in l9l7-lS
and who did much to sustain mu-
sical interest in the community
during her stay here, has recent
lv returned to her home in Lewis
ton from successful tour In the
east as a member OF the st. Olaf
Choral Society and during Iher
summer vocation is taking prom
inent parts in musical functions
in her home city.
AephasWelsh and 0. E. Dean,
of Twin Falls, the former a plo-
neer Of this community and the
latter pioneer of the Mohler
community, are in town this
week visiting with old friends
and comparing notes OF the pral-
RE today and twenty years ago.
and very much enjoying the
sport. Both gentlemen are sue
cessful in their lines of business
and hold prominent places OF cit
izenship in the Twin Falls coun-
try. Their visit is enjoyed by
their cronies of the yesterdays.
Church of the Brethern'
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06
o. O. F. to Install Officers.

The local I. Q. Q. F. Lodge WI
hold its installation of Officers
tomorrow friday night at the
Fraternal Temple.
Following the installation re- ,,
freshments will be served and al
Odd Fellows and visiting mem
bers are invited.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06

Contractor Baudrye who is fin
ishing up the work ON the Sites
Kooskia road made trip up the
Middle Fork Thursday to inyes-
tigate the site of the proposed
Forest Service bridge across the
Lochsa at Lowell. The bridge
will be 270 feet long and have
three spans. 1t will be a steel
structure resting on concrete
piers and construction will be un-
der the direction of the federal
Bureau of Public Roads.-Koos-
kia Mountaineer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06
Indian Camp Meeting Closes
July II.

The 25th annual Camp Meet
ing of the Nez Perez Indians
opened at Talmaks near Mason
Butte, s miles southwest OF
Craigmont, Saturday, July 1st
and continues through July 11tb
Their daily program includes a
Children's hour at $50 a. M
Bible study at 1000, conducted
by Mr.. Harrison; choir practice
band practice; afternoon and
evening services at 2;30 and 7 &c
p. m. Mr. Robert Akin of Seattle
is director of music. Each day
begins with sunrise meeting at
5 a. m.
Bible Evangelist Norman B.
Harrison, is announced to hold
two Sunday afternoon tent serv-
ices during the camp meeting. He
will speak to white people, who
attend as guests of our Indian
friends, at 2:9O on July End and
9th in a tent provided for the
purpose on the camp grounds
Register. CraigmOnt.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06

The Foresters base ball team
will go to Greencreek for game
next Sunday, and Greencreek
will play a return here on the
18th,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06
New Prior Named.

The Rev. FIR. Paul, of Concep'
tion. Mo-, has been named uhe
new prior of St. Michael's mon,
astery by the newly elected ab'
bot, Rev. FIR. Philip Ruggle, OF
Conception Abbey. The newly
elected prior arrived in Cotton
wood Saturday evening and has
already taken over his new
duties. FIR. Paul said mass at st
Mary's Catholic church I'M Got
tonwood Sunday morning and al
so gave splendid sermon. lie Is
no stranger in this community
Abbott Philip left this morning
for Conception, Mo-, to actively
assume his new duties.
Abbot Philip has many friends
here not alone among people OF
his own religious faith but pro-
testants as well who wish him
success and happiness in his new
undertaking. G o't o NV o o q
Chronicle.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06
T BRIEFLY TOLD.
i Interest Cleaned From
me- Daily Life Of Home
Folks In Town and
County.
! Wallace was a spo

j, .,.ev Wallace was a Spo
i N.Y. visitor over the Fourth.
4 Hommer, the farm mach
/, !, man, was up from Culdesa'
4, last Of last week
uu Geo. Hines and son, vii
L and daughters motored t.
s,ree Monday for a few days
uting
J0hn Carlson and Joe Farral
Est0red to Spokane Tuesday
,srping and took in the celebra
|bu at Occur d'Alene.
Mr. and Mrs. Laramore Mat
Ian went to Kamiah Sunday and
|,majped over the Fourth with
k,htives there and at Kooskia.
+ W. Kettman made an auto
lin TO Lewiston Sunday and
brought his wife home. She has
Eesn receiving treatments an a
tOhpital there and her condition
! somewhat improved.
Vim. Huber, B. E. Laier and
!. N. Pfeifer returned Sunday
rom successful fishing trip on
he North Fork northeast OF
ferce. They brought back the
Vidence, some fine specimens.
hey also wore testimony of the
sual crop Of mosquitoes in that
,pular outing district.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Linder and
eir fine little sony Bill; came
,Vn from Grandview, Wn., Sun
" to spend a vacation with
cir relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Ramey of Gilbert and S. j.
nder Of Craigmont, and old
wis county friends.
Henry Sather and son, Law
ice, and son-in-law, Jack Bach,
'tored down from Elk River
turday, and Mrs. Bach return
with them Tuesday. Miss
rnadine Crocker is running
Pacific Telephone exchange
e in Mrs. Bach s absence.
" B. Mattingly, member OF the
zperce High School faculty in
GIT and one of the most pop
and most efficient instruct
our public schools ever had,
rried Miss Constance nj.
mn in Chicago on June %. His
friends and pupils in Nez-
ce extend congratulations and
good wishes for long years OF
pineSs and successes.
. F. Jacobs and daughter,
$ Katherine, returned Satur-
from an auto trip to Lewis
They were accompanied
le by 0rville Crumpacker,
: employed as bookkeeper on
Lewiston Tribune, and Miss
'Jorie Otte. Mr.. Crumpacker
lrned to Lewiston Tuesday
Miss Often will be a guest OF
Jacobs family during the sum-
eslie Brown returned last
rsday from a protracted visit
md around Crossfield, Alber-
He spent most of the time
| the family of R. 3. Moser,
Sezperce folks who are dong
7 well there, and saw many
rs who left this section to try
r luck in the dominion and
Id them more or less success
In talking over his trip he
IS one the impression that the
e he saw of Canada the better
liked the u. S. A.
long those from Nezperce
have been enjoying camp
on Winchester lake the past
k are, Mr.. and Mrs. York
en- and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
It's Miller and children, Mr..
Mrs. S. l.. Shoemaker and
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
tn and son, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
Ratliff, Mr.. and Mrs. z. W.
chell, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
chell and children, Mr.. and
Leo Robertson and children,
and Mrs. w. r. Grim and
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06

Probate Judge Dowd spent the
Fourth with his children and
grandchildren in Spokane.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06

j. I. Long and a number of cit
liens of Nezperce own a fine
tract Of land at the junction OF
the Lochsa and Selway rivers
which is intended for recreation-
al purposes. The parties are
now clearing up the site with a
view to putting it in shape for
the erection of substantial i'm
provements. When the proposed
steel bridge is built it will afford
ready access to this property and
make it a popular pleasure re-
sort.-Kooskia Mountaineer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06

Mr. and Mr.. j. F. Jenny spent
Sunday visiting with friends at
Nezperce. While there they also
ayailed themselves of the oppor-
tunity of hearing mass IN the
Catholic church of that city
which was read by Rev. Fr. Bal
dus, j. S., of Spokane. fr. Bal
dus was a Nezperce boy, and this
was the first time since his ord
ination that he held services IN
his old home town. A reception
was given in his honor by the
congregation after the services.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Jenny have
known FIR. 'Baldus since his boy
hood Cottonwood Chron-
icle.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-06

Mr. and Mrs. L. G. McMahan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-06
n. HuE1I.nETeJH
eos DOELAR BANK BLDG.

O004 Eo&0y kSe1e,ev0n1e
Youngstown, Ohio.
Telefony: Bell, Main TAT. Auto. 6l31
Domy fanny ma predai ma l'ahke poat
mienky pri vsetkych tovarnach. (lf)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-06

ko miest, kde nahromadene sl me-
6istoty, moze byt' zanAsanJ ,vo-;'
dou, odtekajdcou 2 jedneho nlie-
sta ku druhemu, d''alej roznasajd
50 zarodky obuvou l'udskou, pot
kanmi, psami q inymi zvieratmi.
Ami muchy ME 81 vynate a mozu
Isa stat nositel 'kami zarodkov ty-
fusoyych. Medzi inymi treba tiez
paukazat' ma 1strice, ktore 50 ma
chodia Y necistei, us hnijdcej yo-
Iac. NajhorSie v tomto ehl'ade s1
Imuchy, ktore' sadajl ma l'udska
lvykaly, 1'ahko potom mozu roz-
IaAsat' tyfusove, zarodky. A TAX
Islovek znccistf 81 I prsty. dotyka
50 potravy poziya ju max
Tyfusove bacily sd tax nepatr-
ne, ze ma 36,OM moze ich byt' po-
Elozene vedl'a seba netvoria AM
ljeden palec vzdialenosti jednehc
konca ky druhemu. Nemajd barvy
a nemaid ziadnej chuti ami zapa
,hu. Tedy mlieko, ktore by inak
lobre chutnalo a zda sa ciste, mo
:e ebsahovat' mnozstso tychto "a
rodkov.
i Zarodky tieto indie sa nijak,
nemnozia, ale len v Pudskom tele
Obycajne indie zomieraju. Keb,
!. Imohly byt' udrzane Won 2 l'udske
|ho telas4za Is mesiacov, tedy b,
vyhynuly ly-dplne. Vo yode, v zem
alebo kanale 'neudrzia sa pri Ii
vote dlhsie nez, niekol'ko dni ale
20 tyzdnov. lima ich usmrt 'uje
, ale ME vsetky preto caste la
neeistej vody moze obsahovat
, .ieto Zarodky a priniest nakazr
: Ma zeleninach sa udrzia "a ME
kol 'ko mesiacov.1 Ked' sa vyrob
2 mlieka maslo, Ito, inlieko obsa
hevalo :tyfusove zarodkys tedy
: maslo obsahuje tieto zafodky, kt
Ire nom vydrzia ma live az 6
l dni. Mlieko je tedy dobrym nos
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-06

tel'om zarodkov a tieto sa rychle
v nom mnozia, takze mucha m6Se
manifest ma sta zarodkov a znief
mnoSstvo mlieka "a kratku dobu.
Ked sa voda prevari, sn Vi nej
vsetky zarodky znicene. Ked' sa
prevarf mlieko, vtedy tiez zar0d-
Ky sa znicia. Je treba len vyhriar
|mlieko ma 140 stupnov Fahrenheit
TIA ga 20 minlt zarodky>su usmr-
Etene. Sn pravidla, ktorymi sa na-
fkaza tyfusova m6ze znemoznit a
llebo obmedzit' ma minimum. S1
ito:
| Zvysit odpor proti nakaze pri-
Isnou cistotou.. ,Chranit sa neci-
Istych jedal, udrziayat'. telo prf-
lsnej cistote pri jedle pc nom. W
[kaly Pudske sa majn odstranovat
Ez dosahu hmyzu a inych zivoci-
Ichov. Je nutne, aby Pudia v cas-
lepidemie dali sa stepit serom
ktore upravuje system, ze sa Fab.
ko vzdoruje proti nakaze. Stepe.
lnie ovsem nesmie byt' povazova.
Inc "a nahradn zdravotnych opa.
ttrenf proti tyflsu. Ma toto ma sa
'tdbat' vzdy a vsade.
/ Muchy maju byt' udrziavant
prec cd jedla vobec l'udskeht
obydlia a okolia. Muchy mhozif
sa vel mi rychle a mozu, ysetk,
byt' nositel 'kami tyfusovych "a
rodkov. Jedna mucha cd april;
do julia naplodi miliony much.
! Chranme sa ustric a inych vod
! nych zivocichov;- zij1cich neci
@|stych't ,vodach. Ma vidieku ma s.
co najviac dbat' ma zavadzanl
kanalizacie. V tomto smere infor
macie mono obdrzat' cd hlavne
no lekara U. S. Public Health Ser
vice, Washington, ID. G.. alebo %,
{ Czechoslovak Bsreau Foreign La
y guage Information Service, Ii
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= 70 b n :: . hI6sky
SLOVENsKE KNIHY

Nam ma predaj sloyenskd kucharsku
knihu, rozliene roiaany, rozprasky pre-
.deti, mapy a pohl 'adnice 20 Slovenska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-06

Ma MARION AVE-. =. 132 Dom.
opraydovy dom, budovany mali
tel'om, SO vsetkymi ] pohodliami,
zakoneeny tvrdym dreyom, yel'ks
vzdusne izby, najlepsie miesto, "a
vel'mi nfzku cenu, ak bude preda-
ny v 10 dnoch MATTEL l'om.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-06
CELKOM. .ZDARMA
5o,0|OlO||.,o0 0 { ! ! RuBloy

Rusky rube minute Dol hoden rubel dadc ysozna
cenemu obnosu hodnotu $27 5OOOO
Odloe tieto penaze ebo bohatstv boy zadova
zene kdpnlm cudzozemch peaz po vojnach
Rusku naidene boo radumu tlae
upozerue ohromne americke oleove proeky priem
seine pny Rusku. The Chicago Tribune dna seembra
upozorue kana koy boil prave otvore pre- pavbu
medz Ruskom Nemeckom Persou Centralnou zabezpe
cuc urovych maeralov pre- prize
mys menovte olej, med otvoriac bohaty
persky stredo azsky obchod do Nemecka
Site znac Zaiste nemozete zameskat preost
zit' 81 tieto ruble.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-06
Bell Main 952. Auto. A11
JOxef Friedman
rRAvoTAR 4 vEREJgf
Nofkx
Hovori 20 sl,r,ensky.
200 STAL--AUGH BLDG.
Youngstown, O,
HL'ADAM BUcERA,

ktory ,hovori anglicky. slovensky
"a mad'arsky. Stale miesto, .dobpF
plat. Hast sa treba v {. 412-414
Steel ST., ma Steeltone. e. \
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-06

MA PREDAJ-Pol akra zene So
4 izbovym domoan, vel'ka ma
stal, noyy sssradz, studna mlady
sad. Ma konci Mahoning, Ave-, u
licnej kary, ma l'ayo. JUNE cd
Wickliff. John Smith. (35
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MATEJ MRAZ
redakciiS tychto novin
s2o-s22 West Federal Street
Youngstown. @,
IRA g. PARK

IRA @. PARK
oo6 Home Savings Bldg. Youngstown, o.
Fed. 1910. Auto. 1910.
Ma 20-roend zkiisenost' predAvani
fariem mestskych majetkov, ma far
my kazdej vel l'kosti "a vsetky ceny,
Y kazdej okolici Youngstown. (lrl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-06
TAYLOR 3 BURKHOLDER
412 Home Savings & Loan Bids

Specializuj1 sa v predavanf do
brych fariem kazdej vel'kosti d v
kazdom mieste. Lahke podmien-
ky alebo zamenf mestskym ma
Jetkom. (1r)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-06
ZDRAVIEA B0HATSTVO

Pozoruhodnt nformacie boly vydane nedavno vynajde
podvuhodnych sedkov urobenych ske teo kze prvok
znamy co vFTAMINEs (ozvovatel obayy viedy
odmadovych vasnicovych prprav kore boy yprobovans
vsetkych vyznamnech nemocniciach podivuhednmi w
sledkam. 49,.
Kym tieto proby roby dosavao sa pol
dy cd odmladovh abetiek skupna earnckch chemstov
Chicagu Indianapolis rob pokusy zvysit dobrodenia ema
dovych vTANNov do najvysse mieryon boil ist
tomo OIL ade este nebo dosianu Vysedok e YEAsTOAX
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YEASTOLAX najleps zdravotny odmlad preha
hac Je on hajnovsm vedeckym vvnom roviteneho odma
du Je neen bohaty Vitamnoch ale obsahue sebe al
vysoko cenny zdravie buujdc axativ-kvaa ziadne
inc odmadove tablety nema zhotoveny chunyc tablet
kachvel mi prfjemny uze lahodiac dcnkoch. Detky
no maju ady dostavad neho dobreho. Jes trpe
"REUMAT1zMUs", zAPEcEN1E, NEzAz1vNosT ECZEMA,
ZAPAL' PRIEDUsNfc, vREDY aebo NEcIsT6 KRv
alebo ak mate sabe nervy aebo chcete ~ plet
alebo ak vas adok e ME poradku. my chcme ably pro-
bovali pakfl nasho CHYRNEHO ZDRAVIEBUDUJUCEHO
YEAsTOLAXU.
Nedz jeho vacerym vlastnost ami YEASTOLAX obsahuje
navyss nadcnnejsie vITINY ktore vedeck uznava
rozhon potrebne telesne se Lua cele krane nas
nom odpomoc ca radost dokonaeho zdrava silly
YEASTOAX ma tiez vastnost ktore nezapcnu1 boe
udku cst creva mierne regue za1dok co
jeho uzi.
Laxavne sneastky obsazen6 YEASTOLAX sd ma jst
nejse kombnoyane nmi zivnym, teo buujdcmi prvkam
ktore cnia eto tabey zaddcnejsm nez kore kovek inc
odmadove pripravy edenie pon1kane
Udrujdc svou zivotnd su pruznos uzivanim YEASTO-
LAXU vas system bude stav vzdorovat zaplavam naka
vych zarodkoy kore stale pokusa usad vaso tee
znicit vas ziyo Nem6ze nadost przvukovat kazdy
podlzen ebe rodne ably boil zrav mocn usky organic.
podivnym stroom kory pr radnych pomeroch vie
udrzat pri drav Nasedkom nasich modernch p6sobov
prpavovana potravn (ncac ich budujdce vamny
nsho vseobecneho sposobu zta eam nedosava
poovca potrebne pomoc coo vedo e zarodky chorob
sa lahko dostayajd dnu stayame ich obet'asA >
HAJLEPsf vITAMNf .oD,u.Ap
Vodou rozputen Vitamina B. obsszeua behsom mnoz-
ve YEASPOLAX, je prvkom ktory ma moo budovsaia
esnych kanva vorosanie neoosm js roshadr
potrebny ga polssene nasledkov zsayia vastnost
ss q thaldfans
ho pa bndoyate paepsieho druhu Ak mate
aby abo Mkany saldok aebo zalddok ktory ktoro-
kolyek OIL ade neporadku YEAsTQLAx vam oblah
pozoruhodue, urobiae vas akoby povyn 5oVekom.
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