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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
GREEKS RENDER
AN APOLOGY TO
THE ALIANS
fRv The Associated Pre>s.)

ATHENS. reccGc, Sept. l9.-Greece
today discharged its measure Of apology
ordered by the allies for the Janina
murders This incident which threatened
the peace Of the Balkans is considered
closed. An allied squadron. led by the
Italian Narship steamed into rhalcron
harbor where wait ng Greek ships rem
dercd a salute of n guns TO the French
flag. Memorial services were celebrated
AZ IN oRoman Catholic cathedral In
Athens in the presence Of the Greek
cabinet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
BRINGS DEAD
NURSES BODY
IN and FLEES
CIV The Associated Press.l

ROCKFORD. Ill. Sept. l9.-The. au-
thorities prepared today to perform an
autopsy to fix the cause Of the death Of
Svea Oleson. aged 20. nurse whose
body was brought into the hospital last
night and placed in a wheel chair by a
man who fled. before Belgian nun who
saw him could make herself understood
by other nurses. Hospital physicians
said indications were that death was due
to narcotic po soning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19

OKLAHOMA CITY Sept. - The leg
islativc opponents ~ Governor Walton
went ahead today with plans for con
vcning of the lower house in IN thr leg
islaturt III special sesS on with the Va NJ
~ bringing impeachment proceedings
against the executive. Tn, sponsors in
their fight on Walton expressed conf !
dcncc that the attempt to hold the ses-
sion would materiaize by Saturday. The
secret service operatives of the govern
or are keeping close watch on the men
vino are Erecting the session movement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
WILL TAKE OIL
FIGHT TO LEGISLATURE
CIV The Associated Press) J

AUSTIN. Texas. Sept 19.-The fight
against the activities If the large oil
companies which il j. claimed are dis
eliminating against small companies in
price. of fixing and forcing them out
of business. will be carried 10 the legis-
laturr. representative W. q. Morgan. Of
Liberty county stated today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
CUT
in THE PRICE
OF CRUDE OIL

TULSA. Okla. Sept. ia drasti,
cut in the price of id-Continen,
change in the classification Of grades
was announ- ed today by the Prairie Oi
aud Gas Company. aud they posted d
new schedule reducing former prices
from ID 10 40 cents barrel They are
cutting a number ~ grades from : ~ 3
new quotations being: Below 3: de-
grees. 80 cents. -. 80 toI:;9 and nine
tenths. $l.S0. forty degrees and above
$1.7J.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
THE ROTARY CLUB
HOLDS MEETING

The Rotary Club met at the Manhattan
Cafe AZ 1880 today with full attend
ancr speeches being made BY Sid Tuck
cr. Homer Fitch and Mayor Cole. A full
account of the meeting will appear IN to-
morrOw's Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
VILLAS SLAYER
is IN JAIL At
CHIHUAHUA

CHIHUAHUA CITY. Mexico. ~. 10
sofas Barraza>, conft ssed slayer oi
Francisco Villa. and sentenced 90 81
years n the fnitentiary. wa, brought
here 81 stciday under heavy guard by 4
large contingent of soldiers to serve his
sentence IN th prison here. A petition
with hundreds NJ signatures II bc ng
circulated 10 obtain his pardon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
FEAR FOR
SHIPSCAUCHT
in STORM M
tBy The Associated Press }

NOME, Alaska. Sept 10 Raging
storms arc sweeping the Bcring sla
coast for hundred miles eastward and
westward Of Nome. Grave fears are felt
for the four schooners over due for
more than a week. The schoon Fred !.
Wood. with heavy party Of gold hunt
els, went ashore AZ Teller, eighty miles
northeast Of here. but there wer no cas-
ualties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
CIVIL COURT
TREES MEN
INDICTED

tt LISA. Okla. Sept. lo-Fiyr men
wh" were indicted hy Grv. Walton :
Tulsa county militari>m commission in
vrSiigatiug mob viulrncc. of the hooded
band a tiviiIr> here since The middle oi
August. were freed ~ civil court today
when arraignrd for \ preliminary hear
ug. They were the first ~ - thus far
Indi- military tribunal ~ ~ released
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
TO CONTEST
ELECTION OF
CONGRESSMAN

AUSTIN. Texas. Sept. lg.-Thc notice
that he vii attack the constitutiouality
Of the election Of all the Texas dclega-
tion 10 congress when il converes in
December was received by cretary of
State Staples from Henry Young Of
Waco. who unsuccCssfully sought the
place on the ballots last year a. can
didatc for United States senator on tn
states rights democratic ticket.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
MAY SETTLE STRIKE
ny The Associated Press }

NV HF NSSVCIHVFH fTtNN'T
NEW YORK. Sept. l9.-Hope for the
speedy settlement of the strike Of web
prcssmcn was entertained WIN tn strik-
Rs this afternoon scussco the proposal
Of return to woik under ten days
truce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
RAIN STOPS AFTER
FIVE DAYS in The
PANHANDLE; FLOODS
tBv The Associated PressA

CHILDRESS. Texas. Sept l9.-Ih ne
weather cleared here today after five
davs rain in this section. The Red river
is at its highest stage on years. Cotton
i reported damaged in Hall and Arm
strong counties by the heavy hail ine
cattle range in the lower Panhandle y
in excellent shape. according 20 rancn-
men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
EXPLORER
dies ON TRIP
TO AFRICA

NEW YORK, Sept. l9.-Paul J. Rainey.
aged. 90. noted explorer. and big game
hunter. died aboard the British ship
Saxon. en- route from Southampton to
Capetown. His business associates were
informed today by radio messages. He
was bound for his ranch in British West
Africa. and the body was buried at sea.
the messages said. He is the first big
game hunter whose exploits were pre-
served in motion pictures.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
Wand HAYS
KILLED ON A
HUNTING TRIP
lRy The Associated Press. J

ABILENE. Texas. Sept. 19.-vaud
Hayes. aged 25. was killed late yester-
in hunting accident. He was shot by
gun that was accidentally discharged
when the truck struck a rock in the
road.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
TRINITY COMMUNITY
WIPED OUT BY TWO
DAYS FOREST FIRE
NV The Associated I'rcs~l

SANTAROSA. Calf. sept. 10. Trinity
community, between thirty or forty
houses. was " ptd out covering strip
two 20 five miles wide between the
towns Of kcnwood. Elvarano. having
b cn laid waste ~ fore 81 fires the past
two days, according 70 udvicos received
today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19

The oyster il one Of the most prolific
creatures alive \ single drop e water
lifted from the beds on the end Of u
match in the spawning season. and eN-
amined under q microscope. will rs found
10 contain dozen infinitely tiny baby
oysters,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
Mcatl,cr Conditions.

Light TO heavy scattered heavy show
ers occurred since last report through
out the cotton belt and the far north
eastern states. also locally in Nebraska,
Kansas. Colorado. and New Mexico.
while generally fair weather prevailed
over the balance of the country. Tenn
peraturcs had risen over the eastern and
far northwestern states, and fallen some
what over the upper Mississippi Valley
The southern Rocky Mountain states,
and the Canadian Northwest Frost was
reported from southern Utah and nor.
thcrn New Mexico.
The CHEST tempcratibe yesterday at
Texas stations ranged from - AZ
Brownsville and ~ ~ Amarillo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
Spot Cotton

DALLAS. Texas. Sept. 10. Spots
steady Dallas. 2s.s5 Houston. 29.70.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
BROWNSVILLE MARKET

Cotton here today IL 2sc per pound
and cotton seed ~ $50 per ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-09-19
Official Weather Reports

Brownsville and vicinity: partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday.
East Texas: Partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday; cooler tonight in north por-
tion. Light 10 moderate southerly winds
on the coast
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-19
La ocupaci6n del Ruhr

Ell yugo de la Prussia, uncido su cue
llo desde hace un siglo. Hemos acepta-
do de ser pagados por nuestras p6rdi-
aas tanto en- efectivo como en- espe-
cies y en- mano de obra, y, no habien-
do en- dc6nitiva sido pagados en- min
guna forma, nos hemos benevolamente
endeudados de cien miuardos, que
el ahorro frances ha adelantado por
cuenta del deudor que, fraudulentamen
te, despilfarraba su propio haber. Te-
Aiendo Ell dereco dc intervenir oportu-
namente para inlpedir la dilapidacion
Gel Tesoro del Reich, nos abstuvimos,
por tenor exagerado de parecer abusar
de la fuerza de los vencedores. Hemos
consentido igualments grandes amputa
clones de nuestro credito, numerosos
aplazamientos de pagos q. debfan sernos
hechos, y prestado IN dido complacien-
te a todas las proposiciones de estabi-
lizaci6n Gel marco, de emprestitos in
ternacionales, de remission de papelcs
sin valor por los cuales hubieramos 81
do chasQueados. Jamas Sc vic un vcn-
cedor tan lleno de deferencias para ell
vencido. Y Gque hemos ganado con tan
tas debilidades? NADIA sino persuadir
Alemania que teniamos rniedo de
cbrar: NADIA sino favorecer en- el seno
del pueblo aleman entero la voluntad y
csperanza por de pronto de frustrarnos
nuestro bien, para luego aplastarnos
con toda su potencia economical reconsti
tulda formidablemente; mas tarde, Pc
70 10 mas pronto possible, aniquilarnos
por las armas. La politica de Ia mano
con guante de terciopelo solo ha logra-
do despertar la Alemania de 1913, VI
es hoy de Tn extreme otro del i'm
perio el nnismo tumulto desarrollado la
vlspera de la batalla de Leipzig. Pero
afortunadamente los tiempos no son
los nlismos. Y es un tumulto vano que
sc aplacara por 81 mismo ante la resolu-
~@N@~
no hay que cometer una sola falta, nj
lncurrir en- ninguna debilidad. No es
necesario que los franceses escuchen la
voz y sigan los consoles de aquellos
que aun preconizan conciliaciones vi
complacencias cuya hora ha pasado.
Puesto que el pueblo alenlan permane-
ce insensible a la dulzura, es necesar1o
mostrarle la fuerza, Mostrarsela es el
solo medic de evadir su uso. Para des-
arlna- Ell brazo de los asesinos, Sc ne
cesitan los gendarnles. Para que la
sangre no cora nuevamente a mares,
es necesario constrefir a Alemania a
la paz.- L. L.
(Trad. de LIE TEMPS, de Paris).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-19
continuation de la pag. 81

puestos en- practica para la observation
de esai justicia. Algunos culpan al go
bierno por no haber empleado inme-
diatamente ell procedimiento fuerte,
por no haber inundado desde ell primer
lnomento ell Ruhr de soldados, cafio-
res, tanques, aviones. En- resumen, lie
reprochan de haber seguido los meto-
COS pacificos provistos por los tratados
mas bien cue haber desplegado todo
el aparato dc guerra, por cuyo espec-s
taculo solo Alemania hubiera compren
dido la inutildad de toda resistencia.
pero entonces la Francia hubiera pare
cido, ante los ojos de otras naciones
cuya opinion no es despreciable, y aGn
de muchos franceses, abrigar el pro-
p6sito de transformer las condfciones
de la paz en- una acci6n belicosa, Y
nosotros estimamos que nuestro gobier
no ha obrado cuerdamente dejando al
Alemania toda la responsabilidad de la
violaci6n de los tratados. Ahora que
esta los ha pisoteado, estamos en- nues-
tro extricto derecho, como es de inte-
res general, de mantenerlos por una
Gemostraci6n potente de nuestra fuer-
"a militar, que permanece Ia tnica sal.
vaguardia tambien de la paz.
otcos, mas numerosos que los prime
1os, gritan insintan que nosotros de-
beriamos desplegar mayor paciencia,
tUscando Was mas seguras de concilia-
ci6n. Estas Was, por otro lado, no las
eonocen ellos probablemente, pues de
todas sus crfticas violentas alniba-
radas de la ocupacion del Ruhr, no
existe Iatin nadie que nos haya indica-
do una sola. Els siempre facil decir:-i
HE ahi 10 que no debio hacerse",
mas dif1cil algunas veces aiadIr:-
HE aqui como debio procederse". Y
esa difcultad, ninguno de esos que in
crimlnan la Francia parece haberla
vencido. Sc limitan exteriorizar va
COS pesares o, segdn ell temperamento
y La tactca de partido, a acusaciones
;Inprecisas. Els que, en- Ell fondo, Sc
trata de perturbar, intimidar, hacer
caer, 81 Sc pudiera, el ministerio que
tremola la bandera y la mayoria par
amentaria que 10 sostiene. Ell 'interes
estrecho de secta sobrepuja ell interes
Lacional. No es necesario cue excelen-
tes franceses Sc dejen enga1ar por esos
propositos carentes de buena fe.
Paciencia, la hemos tenido, Y exec
silva, desde hace cuatro amos, la
conciliaci6n con Alemania, la hemos
buscado, ann con detrimento de la JUS
ticia y de la paz. Hemos otorgado la
impunidad a los malvados que degolla !
ron, sin razones de guerra, nuestros
ancianos nuestras mujeres, nues-
tros nifos, y, sin castigarla como hui |
Iiera merecido hemos tolerado que, des-
de que Sc frm6 la paz, Alemania hi
ciera asesinar a algunos de nuestros
soldados en- Silcsia otras parties. He
mos ash mismo consentido, aun en-
Rhenania donde eramos arbitros, que
la propaganda mas calumniosa mas
peligrosa contra nosotros Sc ejerciera
con to6a libertad, helnos llevado
nuestro escrdpulo de respetar la inte-
gridad del imperio de rapina hasta des
alentar aquellos rhenanos que iuzga-
ban Ia OCCASION propicia para quebrar |
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-19
Ell CAECILLER CUNO REUNE
AL GABTNETE

BERLIN, mario 16.-segdn un des-
pacho recibido por ''The Times des-
de Berlin, Ell canciller uno ha reunido
al Gabinete para discutir un imporsan-
te proyecto relacionado con el pago de
las indemnizaciones Francia.
Ell Gabinetc esta estudiando dcsde
hace unos dias cl proyecto del canci-
Her.
Con arreglo a la information de
The Times en- los circuios politicos
de Berlin Sc asegllra que Alemania
enviara las proposiciones a Paris Ell
domingo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-19
iSe SientG I'D. Senli0nfermO
Y SanO a Medals?
Ell Estomago Los Nervios, Bien Canaan pierden
Cada Batallasde la Vida. Tanlac, el Gran Tonico
Nervino Digestive, Hara de I'd. un Trunfador

Hay millones de honbres Y mu-
jeres que arrastran una existen-
cia, viviendo medias, hombres
medias, con la mitad de fuerza
nerviosa, cuya sangre es pura a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-19

FL est6mago es el responsible
de este.
Tanlac, ell gran tonico nervino
y digestive, de todas las epocas,
hara variar Ia marea. No lleve
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-19

medias y que han
perdido la mitad
de su ambicion
Y energfa Y como
es .natural9 os6ito
han alcanzado un
Gxito mediano.
Muchos culpan
a su suerte, pero
ESQ mas bien Sc
debe a que esta
desgastada Ia ma
quinaria gastrica
que forma e | te-
jido de los ner-
vios, cerebro y
n1IlSculo, 10 mis-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-19

mo que la sangre, en- suma to-
do 10 que forma al honnbre.
Tambien muchas mujeres son
mujeres medias. Ha desapa-
recido la mitad de su belleza,
encanto Y attractive. Tienen STEM
pre- los nervios de punta, son
irritables, reganonas v una car
ga para ST. su familia Y sus
amistades. No estan 10 suficien-
temente enfermas para perma-
necer en- CANA bajo ell cuidado
de los doctores v enferneras,
hi tampoco Sc sienten 10 sufi-
cientemente sanas para dedicar7
Sc. a sus ftareas domesticas y
desempefiar sus obligaciones So
ciales, atender a su familia Y
ser agradables a 81 mismas a
los seres que le son queridos;
per ell contrario, Sc hallan Sc
mienfermas y sanas a medias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-19

una vida a me-
dias, viva una vi
da vigorosa.
ST usted es un
hombre, Tanlac
lie Iperimitira al
canzar el exito;
81 usted es una
mujer, la admi-
racion Y el ro-
nance la glorili-
caran. Tanlac 10
hara. Lo recons-
tituira cen una
forma cue no Sc
habia usted ina
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-19

ginado que fuese possible. lie da-
ra gran fuerza nerviosa, buena
digestion, sangre pura, cerebro
despejado, energfa, encanto ju-
venil. tez mejor, attractive Y vi
gor.
Commence a tonnar Tanlac hoy,
Y sentira pronto la diferepcia.
SIS amigos veran tambien la
diferencia en- usted. Gozara en-
tonces de fuerza, poder, exito
y encanto.
Sc vende mas Tanlac cada
aiio. en- TODD el mundo, que cual-
Wuier otro remedio. Hay para
clio ma hnena raz6n. Los milo
nes de pacientes conocene su va
lor porque 10 han probado. Co
mience a usar Tanlac hoy Y re-
cobre Ia salud completa por me-
dio de Tanlac. Fl farmae6utieo
le dira que vende mas Tanlac
que cnalquier otro remedio.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-12


 ThFeush.r The Lsaalss Who Fought and Won" Rally sReuHd The Fiss, Beysn and Taps" America" and the star spsAElsd Banner were sung,
 RemembTsaees of war days were talked ever hy the veterans as they assembled for dinner and they were many and varied. Some of the men had not seen each other for years and there were gathered little groups comparing notes and talking over some events of the var in which they all had a personal interest.
 Stories Of Libby prison. were many, Several Of the men had been confined there and one Of them stated that he spent sik months in that place, When he entered he weighed ih2 pounds, but when he left his weight had dvindled down 10 Ti pounds, He was more than year getting his strength and health back.
 Some of the veterans were accom-. panied by S.yes and relatives and others were seeompanid by friends. Members of Stanley Past. c, A, R., were present and were accorded hearty welcome.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-12

should bs foFssa ta Rsg. Is wss later brought out that south Asta street, hsihs s stEsfaes street. the bsnsfls were Ros enlg Ter inc ONAsFs hal fer iEsnsients as sell and for this reason the owners were net assessed.
 ll Nas voted lo put iR foaTrineh mseadsm hase en GFpse iiiia and in the spring 10 lay an amiesiis covering An amount eztiHated at sl,see has alr ready been spent on thls work,
 4 hearing on acceptance of Carlton street and the laying of .Fsdss and building lines as prescribed hs the en- giRser from Allen to Francis street was put over until residents af that portion ef the street from Francis street to the boulevard could he given a hearing,
 An offer from the New Britain Ma chine company for the use Of a Peer. less truck for blowing Of snow, with suitable arrangements between the city engineer and the company was received, h was voted to have the city engineer see 10 the arrangements.
 lt was voted 10 So ahead on Wilcox street with The grading and laying ont of building lines as far as the money
New Britain herald., 1923-09-12
GROVE HILLPEOPLE
 AIR THEIR VIEWS
Public Works Board Against
 Laying Permanent Pavement

Al meeting of the hoard of rahlis works held last evening two hearings were given, A hearing on the paving Of Grove Hill was given te the prop eriy owners and the majariiy Of them expressed opposition to heinz assessed for the laying Of a permanent pave ment, George W, kleti said that he understood from good authority that the property owners on south Main street had not been assessed for the laying Of the pavement on that street and for that reason he did no, See why ihe property owners on Grove Hili
New Britain herald., 1923-09-12
FIRE BOARD SAYS ITS
 BOSS OF GEORGE COOLEY
If Paliee Basri Wants His services Id Must sas ssFleas9n
 To 6et Them

The clerk of the Ire hoard was in- sirneted, at meeting Of that body in city hall last evening. 10 write q letter to the police board stating that the electrician, George Cooley, according to the city charter, comes under the fire haard's Jurisdiction, Therefore, the letter will request that when the paliee board wishes the services of the electrician il will first communicate Its wishes to the Ire chief, who will then Issue orders, This Is intended to do away with confusion, il was stated at the meetips, Sometimes both de- parimen,s have need Of the services of the electrician al the same time and the sending in of requests for services by the police department will help to
New Britain herald., 1923-09-12

establish precedence tn having lha work done.
 The chairman reported lhst the committee appointed to change eer- tain sections Of the ordinances having to do with the fire hoard was pro gFessing in It's work, These changes will be neeessitatsd bE ihe ah0lish- ment of the civil service system.
 There were several hills presented and there were ordered paid, NaRthly reports were submitted and approved and later ordered placed on fle,
 During the month Of August, Chief Noble's report shows, there were ss calls Of which i've were hells. go stills and two were false alarms Losses on buildings were sa,ss2, on contents, sssi,sa, totallins ss,sss,sa,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-12

sppFoPnassa seala PsFmii A fsss' llsn fFam HsrFs AieK fer psFmi>-asA ia erect sH illuminated sisa io pFolset shEse feet over lhs huilding has. ia accordance wish the ordinance sss received and permission sss sisen. A petition fFem the EddE.GloNsF pest American Legion fer peFmisson 70 erect a reviewing slsaa to hold sRz proNimsteiy se people in front of the city hall was received. fermissiea for the eEeeiien of the stand vas given.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-12
Mother Sings, Son pIsys.

In the course of the afternoon, Mrs. Mary T. Crean sang several songs accompanied on the piano by her son. John J. Crean. Among the songs chosen by Mrs. Crean were "Smilin'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-03
BEZ MLEkA NEBYLO BY
LIDSTVA.

Mleko jest hlavni potravou,
je-li ciste.
Jest velice tezkym udrzova-
I'll ie cistym - kdyz jest GER
stve.
Zadna jina potravina nevy-
|vinuje tax rychle cele kolonie
bakterii, u nichz nektere "a
piicinuji nicive nemoce. Ale
,, ia to nenl zadna potrava tax
|vysoce WILMA a zdrava jako
mlt ko cerstve a ciste.
Pro ditky dospivajici jest
tento druh mleka pravym ma
pojem zivota. jest velkym sta
Ivitelem tGla tvurcem silly.
Kvart dcnnG pro osobu jest i
dealni porci. Mnozstvl toto
melo by byti pito Y cerstvem
stavu aneb casteGne pozito V
potrave z mleka pfipravene.
Ma mnohych mistech jest
velice obtiznym dostati GER
stve mleko a stejne tezko Sc u
chova cistym. Ale tito lidG 20
ltfebuji mleka .iako JIM. Kazdy
je muze miti.
VSak jak sc tax muze stat :?
Odpoved' jest .jednoducha.
Uzivejte Bordenova prepa-
rovaneho mleka.
Skorem pred IS roxy Bor-
dens Company vynasla zpusob
jak by bylo mono mleko OBJ
drzeti kazdou dobu a \ kaz-
dem miste.
Ably spolecnost byla jista a
obdrzela skutecne cerstve nile
ko, zaridila prvni tovarnu V
blizkosti pastvin. Kazda dali
81 tovarna pax umistena po-
dobn6. Mleko davane do Bor-
den plechovek jest nejbohat-
Sim a nejcistsim vyrobkem.
Rozredeno vodou skyta vybor
ny napoj vyteGny v chuti a
vyzivny. takze Sc nejlepsimu
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