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The Washington times., 1924-11-14
800 ARE DEAD
IN {. INDIES
QUAKE
Towns Are Buried In Batavia
by Landslide Follow
ing Tremors
BY international News Service.

LONDON, Nov. 14.-Three hun.
dred persons are dead and scores
missing in Batavia, Dutch East
Indies, in landslides which fol-
lowed two days of earthquake
shocks, according to a news
agency dispatch received here to-
day. Towns in the Kedow dis
trict were wiped out. All build
ings were RACED in Wonosobo, a
famous health resort in the center
of the shock district.
A dispatch from Parenza, where
the Bendani observatory is located,
said earthquake shocks of half an
hours duration were registered.
The center of the disturbance was
believed to be in the vicinity of
the Balkans.
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
Receivers Off Hook
Lose 2,O2l Hours
Of Service

Darned clever, these tels~
phone company statistic hounds.
Now they've started to figure
out what happens when the
tired business man becomes too
weary to replace the receiver
on the hook. Or it may be the
busy housewife, or even the
careless, but flaming, youth.
During the last ten months
local telephone subscribers lost
2,021 hours Of service because
they failed to replace the re-
ceiver. This means that no less
that 1927 receivers were left
off the. hook.
Division Manager G. T. Clagett
thinks that, ii the above, he
has found something to make
Washingtonians ponder about
through the long winter nights.
Let that be a lesson to you'll
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
Barber Kills Four
Then Commits
Suicide

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. Ia
Domestic troubles were blamed
by Memphis police for the MUIR
der of four persons here last
night by Henry Weber, a bar
Der, who then committed sui
eide. The dead are, besides
Weber, Mrs. Weber, wife of
the slayer; l.. Shader, Mrs. L.
Shader and Mrs. Thomas Alex
ander. The Shaders are be-
lieved to have been from st.
Louis.
The Shaders and Mrs. Alex
ander were visiting at the
Weber home when they were
killed.
Pedestrians heard the fusil-
lade of shots and called police.
Mrs. Shader and Mrs. Alex
ander were alive when officers
reached the house. The others
were killed instantly.
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
HEIR 5 KIN
MEET ON
WEDDING
Elder Rhinelander Intimates
Family May Issue Formal
Statement Later
Do Internatlonal News seryiee.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-An in
dication that there are more rocks
ahead for Leonard Kip Rhine
lander and his humble bride arose
today when the wealthy Kip and
Rhinelander families met in con-
ference in the law offices of
Bull and Edgar. It was a meet
ing from which all but those
vitality concerned with the fam
ily's affairs were excluded.
Impromptu Meeting.
An impromptu meeting of mem.
bers of both families was had last
night to discuss the secret mar
riage a month ago of young Rhine
lander, rich in his own name, to
Alice Beatrice Jones. daugllterl of
an humble New Rochelle resident,
variously described as a taxicab
driver, a coachman, a West Indian,
and, by the bride. as "a retired
real estate operator.
The meeting was called when
news of the union, which had been
withheld by Rhinelander from his
relatives, became public and
shocked the bedrock stratum ef
society in which the Rhinelandefs
and Kips are among the sturdiest
particles.
Il May Give Statement.
All of them, however, could not
be located. so this forenoon. a call
went out for them to appear at
the offices of the law, firm, of
which Philip Rhinelander, the
bridegroon1's father, is a member.
As the conferees gathered, no
hint of what was to be done was
made. save for an intimation that
q formal statement might be given
out
1t was understood among friends
of the Rhinelander family. how
ever, that the elder Rhinelander
was determined to get to the bot
tom of stories that prompted the
bride to. deny vehemently that she
was not Of Caucasian blood.
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
MRS. HARDING.
HAS HEART
ATTACK
Doctor Sawyer Names It "Air
Hunger Patient Better
by Morning

MARION, Ohio, Nov. l4.-Mrs.
Warren q. Harding suffered bad
leart spell last night but she was
better this morning. Today her
attending physician referred to the
attack as ''air hunger" She has
suffered similar attacks In, the
past, but none has been 80 pro-
onged or so severe. II was
.ecessary to throw open wide all
windows and doors to her room.
Doctor Sawyer's bulletin today,
ssued this morning. follows:
Mrs. Harding had another very
) Nstless and painful night. Tho
heart symptoms which developed
last evening are improved this
mOrning. She In weak and takes
bu. a small amount Of nourish-
msnt. In general she 10 not 20
we'll"
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
To BAN.
GUN TOTMG IN
CHAMBER
New Mexican President to
Make Deputies Check
Weapons
By International Newa serrice.

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 14.-Mem.
bers Of the next Mexican Chamber
of Deputies will be asked to check
their fire arms at the door.
President-elect Gales indicated to-
day that this edict would lie one of
his first acts after aling office.
10 will take this means of putting
q Mpp to affairs such as resulted
In the death of Deputy Gonzales
Guerrero and the wounding OF Luis
Morones in the firing Of 200 shots
in the chamber Wednesday night.
Eighteen others have been wounded
In shootings in the chamber In the
last two years.
Expulsion Penalty.
Expulsion will be the penalty for
deputies who will not conform TO
the proposed ruling. The President.
elect indicated that he would also
impose severe penalties on deputies
engaging in duels, a challenge hav.
ing preceded the latest general out.
break in the chamber.
Practically all members Of the
chamber have been in the habit of
carrying pistols, not even taking
the trouble OF concealing them.
Physicians renewed their hone for
the recovery OF Morones, when he
seemed to rally today after d
doubtful night.
Ponce Accused.
Colonel Gallardo, who was stand.
ing by Morones in the general shoot.
ing ARRAY starting in the Chamber
OF Deputies when Acting Speaker
Sanchez demanded that Morones
retract charges against the ad
ADMINISTRATION, made a formal state.
ment today charging Jesus Ponce,
deputy from the state of Puebla.
with firing the shot that struck
Morones just below the heart.
The Mexican Federation of Labor
followed Colonel ,Gallardo's charge
with a demand upon President OBJ
RECON for Ponce's punishment.
AS a result OF the shooting Wed.
nesday night in the chamber. the
Yucatan delegation has deserted the
moderate wing and aligned itself
with the radicals, Morones' bloc in
the chamber.
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
I Al 7 ON
VERGE Of
REVIQ I
Deputy Shot Red Dis
orders Reported Through
out Kingdom

LONDON, Nov. 14.-Italy
trembled today on the verge Of
widespread anti-Fascist demon
strations, dispatches from Rome
indicate.
A Fascist deputy was shot in
Castellamar on the Bay Of Naples
and a serious situation existed
at Mesagne, near Bridisi, accord
ing to dispatches to the Daily
Mail. Communists at Mesagne
were reported ready to resist
armed troops sent to exact re-
prisals for the destruction Of
Fascist headquarters.
MussOIini Alarmed.
Semi-official statement. stating
that the reported discovery of
widespread anti-Fascist plots was
erroneous did not dispel the
mystery surrounding the situation.
Despite the denial, there were indi-
cations that Premier Mussolini is
greatly alarmed.
IT was explained the dispatch of
warships to San Reno was not In
anticipation of further communist
outbreaks.
Three Fascist, including the
town councillor, were reported
wounded at Landriano, near Parma,
when communists attacked q
Fascist home.
Imparati In Hiding.
In the Castellamare fight, former
Deputy Imparati. who was n
socialist member of the Chamber of
Deputies shot and killed Fascist
Deputy Cosenz, Daily Mail dis.
patches stated. Imparati was re-
ported in hiding.
Four communists were arrested
in Rome, an agency dispatch stated
after a meeting of extremist ele-
ments.
1t was mi-officially declared
that the meeting did not show any
evidence Of a conspiracy to effect
an anti Fascist coup.
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
:
| ATHE RAT
KATZ'S
BIER
Old Man, Poor Peddier and
niIy Only Ones to View
Sons Remains
BY COPELAND C. BURG.
international News Service.


Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. IA.
In life Harry /. Katz, shot to
death in his luxurious Los Angeles
apartment, was the center of a
world of wealth, art and pulchri-
tude, where he dealt in beautiful
women and precious stones aud
played feverish Hungarian love
songs on his twenty two soft
toned violins.
But death wiped away the halo
OF mystery, all the glamour from
the diamond broker. Katz was
q yachtsman, a virtuoso, a die
tante, until the hand of death to-
day revealed him the son Of a
poor immigrant.
Father Grieves at Bier.
To ap undertaker's drab, sitting
parlors, an old man shuffled his
way this morning to kneel at a
death slab. He was Isaac KATE.
peddler of kitchen utensils and
culinary knicknacks. He came
away for the day from his seat on
a huckster's cart in the citv's
slums to grieve at the bier of his
son Harry.
Beside Isaac Katz's round.shoul.
oered form there knelt little old
mother with a black shawl drawn
over her white face. There also
We're two OF Harry Katz's sisters
ana two brothers in the group.
Harry never lived at home, .
said one of the sisters, land we
didn't know much about his life
out there; father had never been
where Harry lived until the night
he died. But don't think that
because Harry was good. He was
good to all Of U.S."
The family waited then in an
anteromo while the sons body was
prepared for burial, waited alone.
None Of Rich Friends There.
None of Katz' rich friends or
beautiful women were there. His
sweetheart, Dorothy Carroll, an
Alabaster blonde, was not in the
undertakers nor was Rosita Mars.
tint, Hollywood beauty. That bad
woman Rosita" as she signed her
love letters to Katz was in hiding
ITO avoid publicity" her landlady
said.
'eAll right, come in" the under.
takers assistant motioned and the
wealthy brokers' huckster-father.
his gray haired old mother, his
brothers and sisters walked slowly
away to a room cluttered with cot.
fins and flowers and bodies.
Grill Dorothy's Husband.
Meanwhile in their Investigation
OF the murder police today grilled
Chase Carroll, husband Of Dorothy.
Carroll, according to police, was
intensely jealous Of his wife, who
sued him three months ago for al.
vorce. Prior to that in Bakers.
field, California, had shot and
wounded man in the progress Of
party attended by Mrs. Car
roll
That he had not seen his wife
In weeks and that he had never
seen Katz but had only heard Of
him was the story told the officers
by Carroll.
A startling development in the
mystery case today was admission
of the authorities that in connec.
ton with Katz' murder they were
probing the theft Of. $4,000 worth
Of jewels from the Los Angeles
CONTINUED on Page 2. Column -
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
MUSSoLlNI WlLL,AsK
SUFFRAGE FOR WOMEN

ROME, Nov. 14,-Among the first
measures which Premier Mussolini
will submit to the reconvened par
lament will be provision for an
administrative vote for women.
1t is the first step the italian
premier has taken toward suffrage
legislation.
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
FRENCH DENY MORGAN
LOAN PACT COMPLETE

PARIS, Nov. 14.--The finance
ministry issued the following com
munique today:
Reports that negotiations have
been completed between the Bank
of France and j.. r. Morgan and
Company for an American loan 10
France are premature,
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
Sermon on Hospitality

Hospitality" a sermon by Rabbi
Abram Simon, win be delivered at
the Eighth Street Temple, tonight
Doctor Simon win conduct q bible
class next Wednesday, and every
week thereafter, at the town house
OF the Town and Country Club. The
Temple Brotherhood IL planning an
important meeting for November
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
Rich Heirs Bride SObs
AS She Is Questioned
About Her Ancestry

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, Nov.
14.-Leonard Kip Rhinelander, scion
Of venerable family. whose hold
ings in the Metropolitana area are
worth $1OO,OOO,OO0, and his bride Of
q month. chung to their happiness
today in the face Of a barrage OF
questions In the modest home of
the brides parents behind cold
drink stand in Pelham road, New
Rochelle.
Behind his thick lensed glasses
and sandy mustache young Rhine
lander, twenty-one years old last
June, when he came into an In
heritance Of $336,127, wore a
troubled expression at the storm OF
attention aroused by discovery that
he married Beatrice Alice Jones Sc
Oretly October a..
Urges Wife to Answer.
He urged his wife to answer
questions calmly, ito help clear
things up" His bride, however,
was in tears as she returned in.
dignant replies to questions as to
her parents ancestry.
According to the marriage license
issued when they were married In
the city hall at New Rochelle, the
bride is twenty.three, white, the
daughter Of George and Elizabeth
Jones.
The father was born in Leicester.
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column 5.l
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
TRANSIT FARE TO BE
HEARD NOVEMBER rs

The application 6f the Washing.
to nRapid Transit Company for a
10.cent straight fare will be- con-
sidered at a public hearing In the
District Building on November 20.
the Public Utilities Commission an.
nounced TODAY, M
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
WANT1AD
NEWS

Here are a few OF the new wants APP
pearing in today's classified section
WRIST WATCH lost; reward
offered.
CoRBIN PL. N, 1.-Two furnished
rooms for rent.
BOYS wanted for box lunch wagons.
SEWING MACHINE. portable cleo
trici will sell reasonable,
CURTAINS stretched; 4oc pair.
COAT MAKER wanted at once.
COLORADO AVE. N. VS. rooms
and bath: sos per month.
sIGNET RING lost reward offered.
DINING ROOM SET for saisl
reasonable
ron FURTHER DETAILS TURN 10
THE CLASSIFIED. aECTkONs
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
College President Dies

STURGEON BAY. Wis, Nov, IA.
DIR. Samuel Plant, president Of
Lawrence College since 1894, was
found dead today In his room at the
Swoboda Hotel here where he had
given lecture last night. Death
was attributed to heart disease
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
THREE PLANES BOUGHT
FOR WORLD FLIGHT

AMSTERDAM. Nov. 14.-Three
new Fokker airplanes have been
shipped to Portugal for an at.
tempted round.the-world flight.
Senior Cabral viii command the
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
ALL
LODTERS,
POLICE
ORDER
1000 Quit Homes and MN.
lions Of Dollars Losses
Reported

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Nov. IA.
Fire, begun by a terrific ex-
plosion in the saltpeter works Of
Battelle & Renwick, at Warren
and Morris streets, in the down
town industrial section, razed al
most an entire block, spread to
factories and dwellings, on adjoin-
ing streets, and was still beyond
control Of firemen at IL o'clock
today, two hours after it had
started.
Fourteen persons, most of them
firemen, were taken to hospitals,
suffering from smoke poisoning
and injuries, but no one was
killed, according to police.
Spreads to Other Plants.
A general alarm brought to the
scene every piece Of available fire.
fighting apparatus in the city, and
all Of the city's ambulances.
Raging flames, attaining great
height, spread to a chemical plant
adjoining the saltpeter works and
wrecked that also. Acids were
hurled for some distance and
slightly burned two detectives help
ing keep crowds in check.
The fire spread subsequently to
the huge plant Of the American
Sugar Refinery, gaining ground
steadily despite the efforts of fire
men to check it.
Lieutenant Walter Cieucich inter-
vened when he saw ali excited
woman struggling with a police
man at the edge of the fire area.
He spoke to her in Polish, then ran
to the building at LOG Morris street,
near the factory, sped up four
flights of fire-escape and brought
down six-year-old CzeslaN Slomin-
ski, who had been oveccolne by
smoke at the window.
1000 Leave Homes.
The saltpeter works, IN which the
fire started, occupied an area half
a block square and was % brick
construction, four stories in height.
IOllCO tAoN
1000 tenants in the vicinity had
been ordered from heir homes.
Crowded ferry boats, carrying
commuters to New York, listed
heavily as passengers made their
way from one side to another to
command a better view of the
blaze. Ferry boats coming in to
Jersey City for time were unable,
because of the dense smoke, to find
their slips.
Firemen, abandoning the entire
block bounded by Washington, Es-
sex, Sussex and Warren streets,
turned their streams of water upon
buildings in adjoining squares.
City Official Hurt.
William Quinn, commissioner of
public safety, was hurled to- the
ground as terrific explosion blew
out section of wall in the sugar
refinery. He was cut by flying
glass, but otherwise unhurt.
Fireman Harry Kelly, of No. 81
engine, dragged four flremen to the
street after they had been injured
or overcome inside the refinery,
then collapsed. He and the others
were taken to a hospital.
Every ambulance In the city was
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
THE WEATHER

Fair and slightly cooler
tonight; tomorrow fair;
moderate TO fresh north
winds.
The Washington times., 1924-11-14
MussOlini's Hold on
Chamber. Weakening;
Deputies Desert Him

PARIS, Nov. IA. - The Italian
situation holds only the blackest
Continued on Page 2, Column ~
The Washington times., 1924-11-14

MRS. LEONARD KIP RHINE.
Formerly Miss Alice Beatrice
Jones. Of New Rochelle. N. Y.
taxi.driver's, daughter and erst-
while housemaid, who was secret.
" wed q month ago TO the
wealthy tWenty-One-year-Old scion
of the blueblOOded Rhinelanilers
and Hips. the most aFist0cratic
families Of New York State.
The Washington times., 1924-11-14

INN CLAssEIiED sECTION.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18
Nv u )H AdI.
Napisal I, s. ] Tirgsnev.

Ked predo mnon vychval'nifi
.bohaca Rotsilda, ktory h svoiich
ohromnych dochodkov obett,ie ce-
le tisice ma yschovu deti, na lie
Genie nemocnych, na itulne star.
coy, chvalim he vady.
No, hoci ! chvalim, prcdsa ne
mozem nepripomenit' jednu sed-
lliacku rodinu, slStora vzala do svo-
jei otrhanej chaldpky sirotu-
vnnfku.
Ak vezmeme Katku, ~ hovo-
rila zena, posledne. '2rose poi.
dn ma MI, nebudeme mat "a 60
soil ktpit', polievkn posolit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18

Penna 20 maia, s. Oak. is. marca
M. va. 27. maja, Wisconsin /. apr.
N ostatnych % statoch zastup-
covia do konvencii SO ancnovanf
statnym vykonnym vyborom pa.
tricnej strany, ktora pravidelne
svolh statnu konvenciu a u tel po-
tom .sd yybrati zastupcovia do
krajinskej konvencie, aby hlasoya.
Ii . yybere kandidatov ma trad
prezidentsky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18

l 1uHd.JSld HeStSka kIllZHlca MI WICK
Ave. obohatena bola poslcdne easy
jpocetnymi svazkami slovenskych ees-
kych knfh, ktor6 kedysi zakdpily tu-
najsie slovenske spolky potion cdo-
vzdaly Okresnemu Sboru Slovenskei
Ligy, ktory ich daroval tunajsej NEST
skej kniznici "a snhlasu tSch spolkoy.
Knihy sa pozitiaTajd zdarma kazdemu
obyvatel'ovi Youngstowne, preto cd
porneame nasim ct. titatel 'om, ably tn
to knihovhn castejsie navstevovali a z
nej 81 dobre knihy vypoziavali spraya
kniznice vd'atre posldzi ,l'alsfmi in
formaciami.
.'amarik-Boj diablom alebo 60 lie
opilstvo jeho falosne povesti.
Kempensky-O nasledovanf Krista.
Kovaeicky process.
Stodola-Statistika slovenska.
AdamLobrazkove povesti.
Adam Tri zakliate kniezata.
Holly-Basne.
somolieky-Bajky.
Tolstoj-Povesti a baiky.
Zamenhof--Zaklady mcdzinarodnei re
Ii Esperanto.
Czambel-Rukovat' spisovaej reti
slovenske.j.
czambel-slovenska rec jej micsto
rodine sloyanskych jazykov.
Houdek-Vyvin zeme zivota.
Wagner--Zjavy nebeske.
Srobar-L 'udova zdravoveda.
supej-O repovych had 'atkacb alebo
q takzvanych ne.natodoch.
Supej-Umele hnojiva ich upotre-
benie.
Burjan--Nemluvna alebo zivot a. O.
patera diet alta v prvych dvoch TO
koch.
Borovoha hajsky-slovenske hadky, do
styroch oddielov.
Hviezdoslav-sobrane spisy basni.
cke.
Krasko-Nox ct solitude.
Krasko-Verse.
Kupcok-Novy vinsovnfk.
Kuzmany-Pam;itnfk ma stcroeie ie.
no narodenia.
Pauliny 10th -Basne.
Sladkovit-Spisy basnicke.
Vajansky-Kniha versov.
Batikova-Zlaty Kruh, pohadka O
styroch jednaniach SO spevami a tan
cami.
Bibibin- Mleanie-slusnost dve We
selohry dcjstve.
Cechov-Jubileum.
Cisler-Osetrovatel 'ka.
i Cisler-V Vojaci, yojaci.
Massachusetts,, kral 'ovna vi.
| Jaros-Krakonos, dram. pohadka.
Krasnohorska -Medvcd' a villa.
Krofta-Nad Bcrounkou pod Tetinem
| Nemcove-Babiska zamku
| Plumlovska
| Plumlovska--Sen, vianoenf hra-
\ Plumlovska-Snehurka
Plumlovska-Zlata husa
Plumlovska-ZlatA nit
| Samberk-Era Knbankova. Tart. hra
Samberk-vylet pana Broucka
| Sedlaeek--Chytry Honza
Sedlasek- -Sedem havranov
| SedlAtek Stoleeku, prestri 50.
Sedlaeek Rozumbrada
SemeradovaZ Zlaty ptak.
Sima Dlhy. siroky "a bystrozraky.
| Stolba -Penia@e.
stolba-Za sl'achtickym erbem.
1 Stroupeznicky Zvikoysky rarAsek.
Stronpeznieky--Pan Mesicek.
stroupeznicky-Pani Mincmistrova.
Vorackova--O pysnem JaniGkovi.
vajansky -Letopis ziyeny.
Wagner--Ak6 bude poeasie.
Bank Slob. kr.- mesto Zvolen.
/ KAlal-Na krasnkm Slovenskn.
/ zavadil Velehrady Devfn Nitfa
j Mayer Hun ga-iea.
1 vajansktv volosko -Venecia.
vAjansk5 Sofia Plevno.
Havlasa Pit kalifornsk5ch povsst
9stto aovlsi, v5vin ssh a1rodhSh,
4 SS!a. ss'ss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18
zADUcH.

dy, vyhl'adavaji inc podnebie V
domienke, ze ich choroba bude
Itrochn zmiernena, po pripade w
liecena. Pcsudzuje sa tedy vel a
raz, ze ureity druh podnebia, je v
snvise chorobou astmatickou via
eel alebo menej.
Malokto 81 uvedomnje, ze do
lvody s1 mnohe, ked' niekto trpi
ma zaduch. Jedna pricin je citli-
vost' ku urcitym druhom bielko-
vim jedle. Tiez je nickto citlivy
ia chyti no zaduch, ked' je v ca
stejsom styku konmi alebo ked'
!vdychuje ovzdusie presytene kon-
skymi vyparmi. mi India zas tr-
| pia ma zaduch ineho druhu a le-
kari maju pre- kazdy druh zaduchn
ureite memo.
| Zaduch postihne muzov i zeny
v urcitych smeroch a stava sa, ze
nadfde ma Mich nahle bez pred
bezneho vystraznehn znamenia.
IDakedy sa stane, re elovek citi, ze
sa zaduch priblizuje a to zvlast-
lnym svrbenim nosnycb organoch
alebo kasl 'om a nepokojom ce-
lom tele. Dakedy pacient pocit u
je i dusevne rozculenie. Tiez do
stavi sa ztrata chuti k jedeniu.
Stava sa casio, re choroba dojde
ma cloveka noel. Pociti, re ne
moze vol ne dychat' vsetko no du-
Isl chce sa mu Won ma vzduch,
ale vel 'araz sa, stane, re ami vzdu-
chu nedostane sa mu ma ul'avenie.
Akonahle sa dostavi !kasel' hlie-
ny m0zu odist' nastava nj 'ahcenie.
Takyto nahly prfznak zaduchu
odchadza pozvol ma, trva dakedy
j viac hodfn "a potion pacient zaspi.
DostavuIl sa bronchialne nava-
|ly zaduchove, avsak tie nedajn sa
rozpoznat' od kataru. Jedno je l.
ste, ze zaduch ME jc povazovany
"a chorobu smrtel MI a nezkracuje
zivot, jestli len nedostavia sa ne
jake komplikacie a smrt' nastane
inou chorobou.
O zaduchu ME je vel'a znamo
vyklady SIT rome. Il toho dovodu
ME je MONO povedat', axe podne-
bic by bolo pre- zmiernenie zadu-
chu naWhodnejsie. V mnohych
pripadoch vsak pobyt blizko mora
boil skoro vzdy blahodarny. Kto
| 81 to moze dovolit', odpor1ea sa
mu pobyt vo Floride, juznej Ka-
lifornii, Bermude ma, Jamaike
alebo ma Kube, avsak nikto 81 me-
smie myslet' ze snad' jedinou ta-
kouto navstevon ma kratsi cas- sa
bnde moot zaduchu zbavit'
Ked lekar chce liecit' zaduch,
musi bedlive studovat' jeho pri-
ciny. U kaEdeho pacienta; m5zu
byt' inc. Treba zistit', ci pacient
ma styky kofGmi, so psami alebo
m'aGkami. Ked' sa zaduch jaw len
v urcitych periodach casovych,
,ytedy je NONE, ze zaduch vznika
2 proteinov urcitych plodov, obi
| liza a podobne. Ked' je zine "a
Iduch ak1tnejsf, treba zistit', ci ME
/ ie prfcinou vank1s peria, aleho
ci nevznika preto ze slamnik je
lvypchaty senom, Coz II niektorych
Il'udf uz priviedlo zaduch. Zaduch
moze byt' zavineny nespravnymi
a chorobnymi mandlami odstra-
lnenie ich moze pom6ct' Odstrane-
ME slepeho ereva vel'araz odstra
milo j zaduch.
Ked' dakto trpi ma zaduch,. ne
Ina uvazovat' o tom hned', ably sa
lvydal niekam do ineho podnebia,
ale poradit' sa ma lekarom ten
luz najde cesty, ako by 50 dal "a
duch vyliecit' bez nutnosti vel
Ikych vydajov neznamych kon-
cinach. (FLIS.).
II II * - 4ss