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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-14
LEWIS GIVES BUDGET PLAN
Addresses State Reconciliation
Board After Its Ten.oay Recess

Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. ll.-(By 4.
PD-Thc State Reorganization Com
rnissicn today resumed hearings after a
day intermission, during which
some af the members conducted investi.
cations Of their OWE.
Auditor General Lewis. first official to
BE- heard. explained his proposition for
establishment Of a budget system for
the State Government. He went over
experiences in his department since TAX.
ing charge Of that branch of the Gov
crument.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-14
Bar Mlnter and Normand Films

Lynn, Mass, Feb. 14.-NIotion. pic
ture theatres here have discontinued
showing pictures featuring Mary Miles
Mnter and Mabel Normand, whose
names have been mentioned in con-
nection with the murder of William
Desmond Taylor The action was taken
at the request of the city's board Of
cenSOrS.
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The kettle boiled and q queer
green steam arose. Eena Meena
then held q basSoYer the kettle
90 that the Ateam went straight
into II; when II was full he hastily
tied Il with q string.
Here you are, Twelve Toes
he said, holding out the bag. TAKE
1t. and when you reach your cave
down on the earth
They'll be awake by that time.
eroated Twelve Toes. Cant we
send Il from hsre4"
Nothing easier" ansxered.
EenA MeenA, going 10 his mantel
shelf and taking down q telescope,
Lets see. Where IL the earth?'
These Two wicked creatures
copld see as well at night as dur.
ing the day. Fright down there!'
said Twelve Toes. 1.-THE one that
looks Ike an orange. slightly fiat
tened at the poles.n
Hum, no! Oh. yes. there, It .s'
ta;d EeuA Meena. "And where are
the Twlns4n
twelve Toes pointed them out:
ely TO q place over their heads
and unite the string. said the
magician. "There are two dreams,
enc for each OF them"
Ito be e%entlnuedO
u west vitRintAh.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-05

Busy Public Official Says
Thedford's Black Draught
Helps Him Keep Physi.
cally Fit.

CLAY CITY, Ky.-"I have
been in business here for twenty
one years; am also coroner, riding
the Kentucky hills and hollows In
all kinds Of weather and under ali,
Kinds OF conditions" says Mr..
Sam 7. Carr, Of this place. ITO
be able 10 do SO, l must keep ply
sitally At. and T%hedtotd's Black
Draught is my standby.
There trips used to give me
headaches, and that, I found,
came, from hurried meals or from
constipation.
II was convinced that Black
DrAught was good, so now I use
1t. and It gives perfect sstisfac-
ton. II acts on the liver, relieves
Indigestion, and certainly is SPLEEN
did. ] am never without It."
When you have a feeling OF
discomfort after meals, causing a
eloating sensation, headache bad.
breath, and similar common sytnp-
toms, try taking . pinch OF Black
Drautht after meals pinch OF
the dry powder, washed down
With a swallow OF water. This has
been found to assist the stomach
and liver 10 carry on their normal
work, and helps prevent, or r..
leSA, constipation
Your druEkiAt can supply you
with this weil.known, plrelysYes
getabie liver medicine. Insist
upon. Thedford's, the original and
only genuine Black Dralsht iiset
msdieLne NctSfsa
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world turned over. First, Bertha,
with tears In her eyes, explained
that Site had found out that Stan.
ley's girl at home was u maiden
aunt, who had cared for MIN IA
his youth, whose personal bukin4
ess he looked after, and whonKhe
had called In his boyhood Dear
est" as he called her so ID lis
manhood. One of the girls ln the
Office had taken his dietatlon
when he was very busy and mad
solved the mystery.
Then came a gray messknter
boy With a word that left her
dazed. The letter that Ahe had
dropped In the ashcAn must have
reached him. Over the ocean
waters the steamships wireless
had thrust his brief word Of love
into the air, and the thient space
had winged II 10 the city and 10
her door.
Then a tall man had stopped Al
the house, called for her, and ex.
planned that the night before he
had seen her drop something into
the ash-can which d boy ahead Of
him had taken out and dropued
Into the mail box. Tho unpar-
donable act Of a r1Ischlerous BOY, D
he called II.
Mary's reply left him hnystihed
her reply and the tears IN her
eyes, He rescued my happiness
from that ashcan.n
Copyright, 1929 by the Nc
clnre Newspaper syhdieatsJ
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TENS and worries might case the
gnawing Of her own
she stole past inc eyMvstchful
little window 81 the eoncierk0 that
faced the APARTMENT ettraace She
didn't Wdnt TO be stopped and
questioned or even tympathiEs1
vita She could bear NO more
Il was between six and seyet5
and the rich yellow sunset was
gliding the streets. Home.going
crowds were thronEing. IN anImat-
ed talk. IN front Of the Opera the
mafble.railed entrance to the
Metro, Paris. subway, was black
with people. chewing 10 get In
Girls In bevies, their impudent
short skirts blowing, absurd high
heels clicking on the pavement.
laughed more loudly than usual
Young men and their sweethearts,
hands entwined in naive Paris
manner, seemed uneommoriy nu-
merous.
A stab OF loneliness came, 50
acute that Polly almost cried out.
with the world about her at the
climax Of rs Eaiety, Der hear
must be lsaden, her spirit drown.
ed in lonelineasi
She walked quickly, not know
ing where, nor caring. She stafeh
at things without sealing them.
bllndiy crossed streets that wert
with traftie-the rush
ing, peil.mell Paris trattic-tili
drivers shouted at her ana cabmen
sEore, sNerying their taIis at her
very hanis. She stopped at a win.
dow, gazing IN, the w%onderment 81
a youth who tried to figure on.
why a pretty young woman was
looking az pipes and tobacco jars
with her eyes full OF tears. He
spoke 10 her tentatively, and at
her sudden glare. shrugged and
passed on
The "goneness" OF hunger at
last brought Polly to herself. Dusk
and she was far from home. She
climber YEARLY into a taxi. The
chauffeur was a Jolly old chap,
raggetty, much riended and patcn.
ed, his enameled to2-hat a price
less antique, and his redfaeed
smile SO fatherly that Polly long
ed to bawl upon his shoulder.
IA beautiful night for the hoii.
day" he said. "AlI the world shall
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~ADNFMTyREs on THE TMINs
EADFULDREA
b HARToN.


Eena Meena, the Magician, start
ed right away to boil two dreams
for the bat (Twelye Toes. the
Boroefefl 10 shake over Nancy and
Nick, who we're peacefully sleep.
inS between two mountains in a
lovely VALLEY.
First he took seven Green tfeath.
ers from seven green parrots, the
rfnd Of a pineapple cheese, and a
pint OF barnacle 'shells.
These he srotnd together Id q
coffee grinder. Next he mixed the
milk Of q eocoanut grown On the
North Poe with a quart Of med
iuhi oil and q Aro3 OF bay rum.
Lastly he sitted into. one bowl a
pinch Of sulphur. tNo rinches Of
gunpowder and three pinohes Of
snuff.
He mixed the things all together
thea and poured thtti tntosA large
appisbntt6r kettle over 4 hot fire,
%Tfutterins these words As he stir.
red:
"Etet btFar, little dream,
Things are seldom what they
seem.
First with Nancy. then with
HAP TssIrs ros. to tatn tn.
c.,y,lsAt. 1914. \
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ENJOY himself. You. too iademos-
|seiie. nest Is pas
eur out moi auss she madt
an effort 4 sax & brightly Drive
quickly please
CoFtainemeats he chnekied.
Monsieur shall not be made to
walt He saiti 1 with merry good
VIII II would be fhconceifahle 10
q Paris cabMan that anyone could
be sad on Basts1e Day Or not be, on
Joyous terms with Monsieur.
Polly gave hines generous
"opurbolreT and with hggine step
went up 70 her fat. What II Pau.
had not yet comet HoWssould abe
bear the night? But o. course, Paul
would
As the lift stopped at the fifth
f1oor. the door Of the apartment
banged open, ay II by a furious
hand, and Paul. With his hat on,
dashed out. They almost eolltded
IN the little hallway.
Good God, so Its youlp The
words burst from him. Where on
earth have you been-you'ye fright
ened me half to deathl't
She drew back as II struck,
looked at him steadily, then burst
into q laugh that was like a sob.
Too bad-for me TO have fright
ened you'll What about me, I won.
der, me, me, mel" The blaze disI
from her eyes and she went life
.lessly into their rooms.
Ito Be Contlnued0
Copyright 1920
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-05

EVERY BIT OF putLNrss
disappears with a Golden Clint
shampoo-Ady.
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POLLY AND P~AUL-ANDPARIs
BY BECKLEY

Nerves and body can play
strange tricks upon the mind. AS
Polly lay there. holding the con-
cIerge's hand 10 steady herself in
the storm Of emotion that swept
over her, she aid not think with
the clkarn6ss and stfaishthess that
was natural 10 her. She still felt
nhisarabiy dizzy ana sick. Despite
the woman who patted her shoal.
der and spoke encouraeinglS she
felt alone and deserted IN the hour
which should have been golden
with lo7e and her mates conipan-
ionship.
Contention and A sleesless night
added their tax, and Paul's note,
SO brief and curt.
"So-No," Polly told herself Bit
terly. "He doubted me. He let an
other woman SOW distrust In his
heart. shall not tell him. He's
forfeited the right. 1t is my Sec
rett"
Aloud she said to the concierge,
Dear Nine. Dubois, you've been a
comfort. Leave me now. l think /
can Sleep"
Yes, sleep, ma petite. All Will
be we'll, believe me-"
When she had gone Polly had al
odd fancy-as II she we're tlptoeing
into the strange region Of her In.
ner self and finding natyels there.
Dim shadows ltfked, hopes half
formed, vague fears that made her
shiver. Mysteries reckoning and
recedine, knowledge revealing IT,
SELF. aidsas great deep wisdom over,
ali-motheshood.
Motherhood Polly whispered
the word over and over to herself.
How many tines she had said It
and read It and dismissed II with
scarcely a realization Of what It
meant. Some Of her. friends had
pasted through It, and come out
with q deep look In their eyes that
Polly had not BEEN able to read.
As Il they knew many things they
did not, or could not, tell.
She went cold at the response
bility. The next instant abe felt
lifted up as on a wave Of exuIta-
ton.
II Paul had come home when
the emotional, wave was bearing
her on Its crest the clouds that had
hung so heavily would have been
instantly dispersed.
But he didn't. 1t CHANGED that
some work In q neishboring town.
had gone wrong and Paul was re-.
quired to Strengthen It out. AT a
point between two tiny villages ID
repair train was at work and had
met with an accident. A load OF
concrete had fallen upon the
track.
With the other passengers Paul
scrambled out to ascertain the
trouble. II was nothing, they said:
would take but a short time to
clear.
Thus It happened that Polly
waited at home, bfooding. Not
even at dinner time did Paul ap-
pear. 1t was too much. He was
TH ave-.
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And Just as good for cold troubles Of
Erown-ups-hsonchitls, cGtRrth,
asthma, latJnkitts, phArynCttis. :
Dsabiya
direct action
Teks works Immediately and al.
feetly in affections Of che alt passages.
Like . liniment. II is absorbed thru
and stimulates the aldn. This relieves
soseness: loosens phleEm and eAses dlfa.
cult breathing.
Like Q rapor lamp. The application
over the throat and chest sends Up
healing rapors, which are inhaled With
each breath directly into the eongested,
iniitnsd air passages.
lnyen.sd bya
Southern druggist
\ Some year. aso. Iun,tord Richard.
son. . druggist Of Greensboro. N. g.,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-05
SISTER MARY's
KITCHEN
c0pyrifht. ls'i. Ths wat yllfialaA.

7NHrHW- T#" HHHHH--
II you are spending sleeplss,
nights this spring try the simple
and shomely 1a11edy cot eatinc
onions!
Make an onion sandwich to ca
Just before going to bed. The com.
bination OF minerals Gains tiret
nerves and induce sleep.
Always prepare onions, unde;
water. No odor ellnsS to the
hands.
Onion Sandwich
Slice onion very thin into sal;
water to cover. Let stand for a.
hour. Drain and dry between: tow.
els. Mince. Sprinkle with a few
drops Of lemon juice and put be,
tween thin slices OF white bread
and butter.
Little new onions should b
oleansed and allowed to stand In
cold water for an hour before
minclng. Then mince right on tn
bread and sprinkle lightly with
salt.
Onion salad
Large sweet onions, minced
parsley, pepper and salt, oil ana
Peel onions. cover with cold
water and bring to the botltut
point. Drain. Let stand in cold
water for five or six Lours. ohaugt
water frequently. Drain and drs
between towels.
Slice very thin and arrange on
bed Of lettuce, season with sal;
and pepper and a little vinegar
and pour over a liberal amount o.
oil. Sprinkle with minced parsle,
and serve.
Spring Onion Salad
Two sour apples, l bunch new
onions, mayonnaise dressing, 1
stuffed olives. hearts OF lettuce.
Pare and cut apples into dice
II tart apples are not to be hal
let the diced fruit stand in Iemor
juice to cover for an hour. Vast
onions and mince. Mix apples ant
onions well and add enough may
onnaise 10 make a moist, creamy
mixture. Arrange on hearts OF let,
tuce and garnish with the stuffed
olives cut in neat slices.
Did you ever try this7 ITS not 4
company dish, but the man of thu
family will like II after q strenu.
Gus day In the open.
Shred leaf lettuce. Cut the top!
of new onions in inch lengths.
There should be half as rnuos
onion as lettuce. Mix well put II
the spider ham was friea In. Covei
closely and cook over a slow fire
for 10 minutes. Remove cover ant
add two tablespoons OF vinegar.
bSerye at once as a vegetable,
Dreamed New Onions
New onions, 4 squares OF toast
70 tablespoons grated cheese, 3-4
cup cream, butter salt and pepper
ALLOW four or five onions tol
each person. Use all the white
part. Peel and boil in sailed waite,
till tender. Butter toast, sprinkl.
with a little grated cheese and ado
onions. Season with salt and pep
per and sprinkle With more cheese
Put in a hot oven Just Iona
enough to melt cheese. scald
cream In double boiler and pour
three tablespoons over each por
tor; Serve AZ once.
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let them breatte In
healing vapors al night


Kiddies do take cold % saSayl
AchAuKe OF weather-oY jus, se.tinv
Gha feet Net-ffeausutly itarts tisss
calming.
Seras little onea 20 nom ons cold 70
~ mO snT ne nave . ehane' 70 build
a mistake 10 keep
them iadeers
And %, the fear Of recurring edida
Teads many n,otherI 10 reep thsir
saldrsn TOO much Indoors.
Thlt 10 . mistake. Children kept
TOO warm are most Hpt 70 take cold.
Thsrs If nothing like fre.h Il. NAV q
harden little foik. % thAt thsv h ~,
az sas 50 sastly. Z
The saothsTsl
presisra
u q best, thsfefoie, 10 lss children
run outside IN ell Wsathers.
OF eourss, some colds viii result.
ri. n,.N.m L..L.L..
NJ ,ciSs oesn noa 20 ues;
SSSr.S'o A;..r. eon.tSns 'lnterIial
-1tonichs.
Nieks answers
this need ~
yfeks YapoHuh: tha ~Inysnttan ~ /.
North Carolina drusttSt, afss, ~
stInfjon.
Aupiied ,-rt.,r,1Ix q =.
fetSiy And A. oftsnt S'ssaas
sny Sa-TofnI ksset "'
a ), :,
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VA, seeking a better way TO treat cold
troubles.
He found how to combine The bes.
OF natures remedies fot colds into
talve form.
CAmphor. Menthol, Eucalyptus,
Thyme, Tutpenttne and other volatile
Ingredients arc 30 mixed In this saiye
that their yApors are Imprisoned ttntfl
application brings contact with the
natural heat Of she body.
Then these ingredients are released
In the form Of vAport, given OF evenly.
steadily and thoroughly for hours afser
application.
Thus, vieks Is really ! vspot lamp In
salTe form.
|. Ingredients Of
great antiquity
Some Of Vieis ingredients have been,
tested By use for many esnsraaouI
lpAsL
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-05

cruel. brutal. She wished she were
dead.
At 8 o'clock he rushed IN. breath
found an empty fiat.
The solitude, the whirllgis OF
her thoughts, the thirst for fresh
air. at last drove Polly into this
street. To see other human beings,
10 read IN their faces their prob.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-05

For instance, AfenthoIts a der,v.t,vs
OF the Oh OF Peppermint, which MAS
produced in Egypt 5000 years ago. and
Is mentioned ID tie fcetandlc medieSi
books OF the Thirteenth Century.
Several OF the ingredients Of YicIs-
eAtiphor. Menthoi. z Eucalyptus,
Thyme. OIL Of TurpeutIne-arS gtyen
credit In the United States Dispensa.
tory. our highest authority on drugs
and their actions. for tho very e1ects
that are most desired In Ill kinds Of.
cold troubles.
How vteks should
be used
For Spasmodie Group, c6ildr.n.,
Celds-Rub ViciS over tho throat MI
chest until the difieult breathing 4
relieved. then spread on thickly and
cover With . hot flannel cloth. One
application at bed time usually pte.
vents q night attack OF Group.
Fer Deep Chest Colds, sor.
Throat, Tonsilitis, Bronehitis,
CeuEhs-vieks should DO applied oves
the throat and chest--if necessary,
trst using bot, wet cloths to open the
pores Of the Sldn-then rubbed a
well until the adm Is red; spread On
thitkly and covered with one Or two
thichnesses OF hot flannel cloths, II
the cough Is annoying, q small piecs
the size Of q pea can be swallowed
every few hours.
For Head Colds, Asthma,
CAtarTh, Hay Fsrer-Yicks should b.
melted In . spoon and the yaport
inhaled. or . little can be applied IN /.
the nostriis and snutred up the head.
vapsrs
important
Remember that half the eY.c. az
yicks Is In the inhalation Of its yapors
So when applisd oyer throat and chest
leave bed-coyerings and night clothing
loose ct the neck so that these yapofs
can be freely inhaled.
Thtss siass-sse. Use. $3.50
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Gentlemen"
Kid Gloves
S2.5Oto$3.5O
n HIS most cele-
i brated make of
French kid gloves
again holds the lime
light for fine quality
at genuinely reason
able prices. The
choice of several
styles and colors is
offered. The very
thing you need for
your Easter costume
is here.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21

Vim. re jsou veci, ktere
jdou.v Cechach a proste nejdou
V Americe. Jedine narod We Via
sti tvori pevny organicky ce-
lex, majici vsechny prvky kul-
turni hospodarske. Toho neni
nemuze byti v zadnem zivlu
pristehovaleckem Americe.
Netreba vypocitavati pficin,
proc to nejde, ale neco by slo
piece. Vydati ceskoamerickou
anthologii, kde bylo' by ulozeno
to nejlepsi, ci mceska Amerika
muze Sc pochlubiti. Byla by to
kniha, ktera Sc zajmem byla
by ctena nejenom zde, nybrz
take We vlasti.
Rika sc, ze prirovnani jsou
neprijemna a neminim prirov-
navati, jenom dovolim 81 fici,
re v tech starych rocnicich ce-
skoamerickych casopisd uloze
no jest tolik p6kneho a krasne
ho. co nemelo by upadnouti v
zapomenuti, co melo by byti
zachovano. Zda Sc, re ceskoa-
mericka zurnalistika literar-
nj tvorba ma jiz svuj zlaty vek
ga sebou.
Samozrejm6, re vetsina to
no, co psano jest pro tasopisy
ma jenom casovou cenu a zaji-
mavost, nez byly tam rovne2
yeci ceny trvale. Casepisy a Ii
terarni tvorba, treba skrovna
predvadi nam obraz Geske Anne
riky, rok Cd roku, cd desetilet
/ k desetiletl, jejimi tuzbami {
stesky, S jejimi moznostmi {
nemoznostmi, S jejlmi prednos
mi nedostatky.
Ceskoamericka anthologit
! byla by nanejvyse zajimavol
knihou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
DOPIS ZE SLUNNE KALI
FORNIE.
Los Angeles Is. ledr

Los Angeles, 10. ledna.
v nedeli, dne 8. ledna jsme
navstivili pohromade rodinou
Melzrovou a Macakovou PAM
Snajdrovou, vdovu po zvecne-
lem pfitei p. Vac. Snajdrovi,
ktera zile V Pasadena tom sa
mem ltulnem bungalowu, kde
p. Vac. Snaidr dokonal pout'
sveho zivota kde jsme tez
spatrili schranku popelem je-
no pozustatku, kserou panl
Snajdrova chova jako poklad.
Bydli nedaleko pod svetozna-
mymi horami Mount Lowe a
Wilson, kde ma te poslednejsi
sc naleza velka astronomical
rozhledna, ktera jak mnohym
| ctenarum bude znamo, obsahu-
je ten neivetsi dalekohled ma
svetc. Pani Snajdrova byla po-
tesena, re mas spatrila. vyhll-
III dobfe a pravila, re Sc j zde
libi.
Ten samy den jsme te2 ma
vstlvili NAMELY Trn6nych, by
Ii velice prekvapeni nasi nena
dalou navstevou, obzvlaste pan
,Trneny, nebot' radosti neved6l,
I'kam ma skociti; vlastm p6kny
l,majetek S velkou zahradou
takze tam ma prace stale dost
Zdrzeli jsme Sc pczde do vecc.
ia a pax isme Sc nbirali k do
; movu. We .Stredu, due IL. led
ma jsme byli pozvani k Wieser
harRroviim n. Vac. Rlahou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21

kteri bydli v mestecku Alham-
bra. Matka pana Wiesenber-
gra a pani Benesova jsou tez
zde. Stara pani Wiesenbergro-
Iva, ktera cita jiz "a roku jest
doposud ella vesela a jeste 81
preje navStivit tn milou jeji
vlast; pfejem il to re srdce.
Pan Wiesenberger mas nalo-
I'll do jeho automobile dovedl
mas k Hlavinovdm (byvaly
plumbaf, ktery drive bydlival
ma Miles Ave. v Clevelande)
Zakoupili 81 zde tez pekny bun
| galow a hodlaji Sc Zde tez usa-
dit. Alhambra jest tez jedno z
tech utulnych a vzrnstajicich
malo NEST jako ysechny ostat-
nj. We ctvrtek dne IL. ledna
mas opet p. Meier S jeho ro-
dinou provezl k mori do Long
Beach, 12O mil cd Los Angeles,
kde lide ponejvice z mesta zde
traN letni mesice, tax jakO v
kazdych jinych primorskych
mistech, a rozlicne zabavy,
hlavne pro turisty, tax ably Sc
| jim nestvskalo zaroven tez
odlehcilo v,kapse. Po one desti
We sezone, ktera zde vzdy pfi-
chaziva V tuto rocni dobu Sc O
pet vsechno zazelenalo far
marGm to velice prospelo.. Slu
necko nam opet hreje, takze
jeden zapomina, re jest mesle
!, leden.
/ S pozdravem Vas
j. Z. Vorel S manzelkou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
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Ruce Il oblicej myjeme 81 ne
kolikrate Ia den, abychom od-
stranili nanos necistoty. Niece
kane, az pfiroda sama mas II.
myje. Proc tedy zadame, ably
81 pfiroda pomohla sama, jde-li
o nanos necistoty v zaludku a
vnitTnostech? Zvlaste kdya
vine, re jedovate odpadkove
latky, jez, Sc tam hromadi,
.isou zdravi lidskemul daleko
nebezpecneisi. "Ciste vnitr-
nosti' ma byti heslem, Tri-
nerovoHorke Vino jest nejlep-
sim cistitelem. Tisice krajanu
Yam to dosvedci, - ctete jen
tento dopis: Carson Quarry,
Man, Kanada, "a. pros. 1921.
>Trpel jsem nezazivnosti pc dive
leta. Dne l8. srpna pocal jsam
uzivati Trinerovo Horke Vino
dnes jsem dplne zdrav. Je
to vytecny lex pro zaludek,
Vas Kazimir Stefanec. :" Zku-
ste take Trineruv Mirnitel ka-
Sle5 Vas leIearnik neb dodaya-
tel lekuN ma jej nyni ma sklade
nehn vam lei snadno nna+ri,