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duished Ted Lyons, thereby annex
ing his fourth victory as against
three defeats. He is now on the
right side of the 500 mark and the
Griffs, after dropping four in a row
to the six in their own front yard,
finally COPIED one. Had Lyons won
he would have brought his seasons
string up to Is, AS things PANIED
out he dropped his eighth.
II was an ideal day for Johnson.
Cool and sunny the old man APP
peared to be at his best but the
Sox jumped upon his delivery with
both feet at the slightest oppOr-
tunity. 1t took the best support for
johnson to hold them down to four
runs.
After the first two innings. in
which Kamm alone reached first
and that on a pass, the White Sox
hit Johnson in every frame right
to the end and some of their hits
we're solid drives to the distant wall.
Wards triple and McCurdy's single
were punched for a run in the third.
Barrett's single. an infield. and Fall s
vicious drive to left were punched
for another in the sixth. johnson
seemed staggering in the eighth
when two runs were checked in on
Pecks scratch single, Clancy's two
hagger and Falk's hard whack to
Harris, Zachary, Burke and Lisenbee
were warming up in the right field
bull pen but were never summoned
into the action.
That Johnson's great heart was
with him was seen in the ninth
when McCurdy tripled with one out.
Ike Boon. once with the Red Sox,
came up in place of Barnabe.
Johnson's speed was dwindling
rapidly but his change of pace
caught the slugger off balance and
his best was soft tap back to
the box. MetZler, ended the game
with an easy fly to Rice and Barney
had won his fourth victory of the
year.
Ted Lyons was spanked for run
In the opening round on Harris
single and steal. followed bv
Speakers two-bagger to left center
In the third, Reeves single. John
sons sacrifice and Rice's double
down the, right field line brought
over another.
Lyons was shelled off the hill al
together in the fourth. Judge, Cos
lin and Ruel singled in succession.
Bluege forced Ruel and Reeves
forced Bluege, but Johnson filled
the bases with single to right.
Rice came through with his second
two-bagger to right, scoring a brace
OF runs and bringing Charlie Bar
nabe, a, southpaw, to the box. Bar
nabe battled all the rest of the
way in vain. Speakers single, a
couple Of outs and Ruel's single
added run to the Griffs' total in
the fifth, and Johnson himself
drove in the last one in the eighth
when Ruel tailed on his pitchers
hearty wallop to left.
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Tex Seeks Approval
On Delaney Firht

NEW YORK. July 1s.-Promot.r
Tex Richard will ask the New Yorl
Boxing Commission to approve =.
match between Jack Delaney H1L+
heavyweight champion, and Pauline
Uzcudun, the Basque heavyweisht
who is again in the limeweirht a.
a result of his Knockout of Harrv
Wills. Richard has signed Delaney
and Paulion, but Delaney must
first defend his title against Mike
McTigue here on August III.
all readers of this column ex-
actly, who'd like to know.
And speaking of Dempsey and
Sharkey, Harvey L. Miller. edi-
tor of Our Navy, can't see
anybody but Sharkey. Jack
being a former COB, Harvey L.
hardly dares pick anybody else:
but even at that we believe he
is sincere. On strength of
Harvey's Walker Milligan fore
casting, we're a great mind co
get down yen on Dempssy.
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1heBiGFiVe

ners, is taking on q deserted
appearance. A dozen or more
caulifIOwer ears have disappear.
ed. Another pair or two will
hop out of town tonight. By
Tuesday it Is likely that only
Burke and Shade will remain,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-18
BIC SMOKE
KILLS JNX
At CHICAGO
By Louis A. DOugher

CHICAGO, July 1S.-Bump Hadley
seems the likeliest pitching choice
among the tottering Washington
Fingers for today's third game Of
this record series at Comiskey Park.
He has not climbed the mound since
the final game in Cleveland week
ago today, when he performed for
six and one-third innings before Mar
berry came in to finish that battle at
top speed.
AL Thomas from Baltimore may
climb the hill for the White Sox,
though it is also possible that Ted
Blankenship. who was driven to the
showers early on Saturday, may
come back and try again.
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Some right nifty catching OF
high flies by BIuege and Reeves
helped Johnson in the early In.
nings. Speaker robbed Ward of
9 hit with runners on third and
first In the fourth inning when
he sensed his low lines
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-18

Thanks to Walter johnson,
backed by some thrilling sup
port. the GriffS have finally
succeeded in winning a game at
COmiskey Park this season. 1t
came before some $4,000 fans by
score of to on as beautiful
an afternoon rs ever the good
Lord sent us poor mortalS.
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DETROIT

JRstted for Johnson.
2Batted for Heydon.
Detroit ..... 0 1 0 0 o o 0 1-5
Washington. 0 0 0 0 IL
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The camp Of Dempsey, which
once tsemed with sparring part.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-27

Carlisle Indians.
No amount of coaching from
John McGraw. the famous pilot OF
the Giants" could make a big
league ball player of this cele.
brated Indian.
A more recent example 10
that of Hinkey Haines Of Penn
State, considered by The late
Waiter Camp, one Of the
greatest halfbacks that ever
slipped around an end. Haines
was tried out by AZ keen q
Judge Of baseball material rs
Miller Higgins, manager OF
+ the New York Yankees.
Higgins tried to make an out.
fielder Of the. great halfback. but
failed completely. Haines was .
football player pure and simple;
baseball was another game.
Football celebrities have also
tried their hand at the fight game,
but they have achieved so little
success that they have quickly
slipped into oblivion.
Eastman. who is a giant, is said
to be a fast man by those who
have seen him box. understand
he is the hardest hitter Of the
amateur heavyweights. / am also
told that he has a good head, and
therefore has the makingS Of an
able ring general.
Copyright -f927 King Features
Syndicate. Incl
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City Floor League
To Meet Tonight

The Washington City Basketball
League VIII hold an important
meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at
Room 21S Of the 7. M. c. A. Build
ing. Officers will be elected and by.
laws enacted.
Teams asked to have representa-.
tives are Washington Canoe Club,
Potomac Boat Club. Jewish Com.
munity Center, HyattsviIIe Guards.
men, District Guardsmen, Volt
Photographers, Woodlothians, Park
View, Grey Hounds, Marine Bar
racks, CIovers, \. III. C. A. and any
other quint anxious to join the
league. ~
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AaSSUlan Is undoubtedly SE6dI
football player and perhaps his
skill as a boxer warrants the en-.
thusiastic boom launched by his
friends. But, as a friend of mine
pointed out the other day, if Lass
man proves successful as a profess
sional boxer, he will be the first
football star. with the exception of
Christy Mathewson Of Bucknell,
10 win his spurs, in another branch
of sport. And Matty was an ex-
cepticn to all rules.
NIatty first won fame as q
football player. He had played
baseball in college, but his PROV.
eas on the gridirOn attracted far
more attention. Matty himself
once said. that his first pro.
fesslOnal baseball engagement
that with the Norfolk team Of
the Southern League-was due
to his record as q BuckneI
back.
Since those days scores Of foot
bali stars have received tryouts
in the ring, on the diamond, and in
other branches of professional sport.
Not one of them was able to achieve
Btard0m in his new field of effort.
The most notable disappointment
was Jim Thorpe, probably the
greatest Of all football players. who
was brought to the New York
Giants some years ago after thrill
ing the country with his miraculous
football playing as the star of the
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ence does it make if a leaf turns
from green to red while you
are swinging? 1t makes only
this difference If you are GO
ing to let yourself be irritated
and distracted by such things
on the golf course, then it will
be only a short time until you
progress to the next step, which
is that with every swing you
will imagine that something is
going to interfere with it, and
really expect it. This is a men
tai chip on the shoulder, so to
speak, which makes the ever
ready and unpreventable dis
traction a golf tragedy.
copyright John r. Ollie Col
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b e n d S over
the fence for
no darn rea-
son at all.
The worst of
it is, all other
players real
ize that such
a golfer most
ly just inn.
AGNES he is
bothered by
n ois es and
o t h err UNI
avoidahlo dis.
action s.
A TT er all,
,nhnk differ.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-27

''Hair-Groom''
is a dignified
conbing cream
which costs only
a few cents a
jar at any drug
store. Millions
use it because
1t gives that
natural CLOS 8
and well.groon-
ed effect to the
hair-that final
touch TO good
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-27
Fort Washington Cards
Alexandria Firelnen

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Oct. 27.-FoYt
Washington's post team WIN be host
to the fast.traveling Alexandria Fire
Department Props Sunday on the
gridiron at Fort Washington at 3
O'Clock. A Government boat viii
take all local rooters down free Of
charge. The boat viii leave the Cam
eron Street wharf at IL o'clock that
day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-27
Virginia A. C. Primes
For Tilt With WayerlV

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. a.
The Virginia A. c., of this city. win
hold practice tomorrow night at
the intersection Of King and Lee
Streets at 1880. p. m. in preparing
for Sundays grid game with the
Waverly eleven, of Washington.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-27

dress both In business and on So
cial occasions. Even stubborn, un.
ruly or shampooed hair stays comb.
ed all day in any style you like.
Hair Groom" is greaseIess; also
helps grow thick, heavy, lustrous
hair.
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GRID DUEL
EXPECTED

"A gridiron duel Of a feudal aspect
is expected to materialize when Sey'
mour Halls Apaches collide with
the Fort Humphreys machine in
Union League Park, Sunday after.
noon at 3 o'clock.
The Army aggregation has long
formed formidable barrier for
ambitious District teams. For many
years the Soldiers have reversed
Washington's highly touted gridiron
representatives in a manner that
has left little doubt as to their 81.
periority.
The crueIest jolt Of all, how.
ever, materiaIized in 1925. The
cOclxy young Indian eleven, then
reaching the peak of its fame,
met the Solder team on the
field of battle. The 26-tO.O de.
feat administered by the Serv.
ice lads Is still fresh in the
memories Of those following the
fortunes Of the Southeast brides.
The Apaches have not yet re-
covered from the humiliation of that
drubbing. Consequently. quiet de.
termination in that naighborhood
indicates that the Fort Humphreys
troupe must go some to keep pace
with the Indian tribe Sunday.
Ty Rauber's gang is note so un.
wise as to underrate its foe, how
ever. AS matter Of fact. it has
been learned that the soldiers will
present one of their very best teams
and are prepared to give the Dis
trict aggregation a terrific battle.
@-----~-"----"--------~-----
GREB TO MEET WEBB
RALEIGH, s. c., Oct. 27.-WilIie
Greb. Scranton, Pa, scrapper. has
been signed to go 10 rounds here
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CON I AGA
SCORES

Ken Simondlnger is a coach who
can bring out the best qualities IN
his PLAYERS. This was proven yes.
terday, when his Gonzaga High
eleven thumped Eastern, 60. in a
game, that found the Purple grid
ders always llenacing the Lincoln
Park goal.
Simondinger was faced with a
tough problem at Gonzaga when he
called his candidates together this
fall. Capt. Tom Brew and George
Garvin were the only lettermen on
hand. Al Farrell and Hinkel were
the only reserves from last year.
The former Holy Cross flash
didn't let out any walls. but
Immediately proceeded to make
the best Of his green material.
The team Is slowly improving
and should enjoy q banner sea-
son next year. as but two
players will be lost through
graduation.
Although Gonzaga clearly out
played Eastern yesterday, it was
extremely lucky in scoring the
touchdown that gave 1t victory.
With but two minutes of play, Con.
zaga found Itself in midfield with
the ball. A speedy aerial attack
Melted the touchdown. Two for.
ward passes were used to take the
team to Eastern's 25-yard tape At
this iuncture. Gonzaga pulled a sur
prise play on Eastern.
George Garvin, who played a
nobby game for the winners. de.
ployed to the left about 20 yards
and laid. flat on the surface, a trick
first used by the Carlisle Indians.
He was detected. however. and was
covered by Lawson. McVa e
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-27
GRID STARS ACHIEVE
BUT LIT TIE SUCCESS
INR|NG, SAYSCHA|NP
BY Gene Tunney
(WOrld's Heavyweight ChampiOn.)

AL Eastman, tackle Of New Unversitys football
being doomed by enthusiastic admirers the next Worlds
Heavyweight Boxing Champion
year, selected AAmercan
ball and A-Eastern year he is
playing greater football than many experts grouping
him with such famous tackles of the past Lille of Yale
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-27
Dempsey's Trainer
To Introduce New
Heavyweight

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Gus
Wilson. optimistic dealer in
fistic products, perhaps better
known as Jack Dempsey's trainer,
today announced that he was
preparing to let loose on Amer.
ica's heavyweight division. one
Pierre Charles, heavyweight
champion of Belgium.
Charles il due in this country
December 20 and will plunge i'm.
mediately into the situation. WI.
son said. Jack Sharkey, Johnny
Risko or Jack Delaney will be
sought for his debut, the trainer
added.
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INSIDE
COLI
| BY Chester Horfnll
w NcSfcr Horizon

The fretting habit can easily
be developed in golf, just like
an incuranle slice that forever
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-27

The money yOu Invest in q home is
always money safely invested. Inspect
the Real Estete ads now. appearing in
the Classified Section for the Best
Home Buys.
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Once in the second quarter, they
had the ball resting on Easte-n's
1-yard line. but the period closed
before they could take the ball over.
Again in the third quarter an air
attack, with a few rushes, found
them on Eastern's 5-yard tape,
where they were baked by a
frightened defense.
AL Farrell. Dan Pyne, Capt. Tom
Brew and George Garvln predomi.
mated for the / Streeters. Mike
Mccarthy, a midget halfback, ex.
celled for Coach Guyon's team. He
toiled hard behind that line. Capt.
Frank Holland was shifted from end
to a backfield post and had his
mates given him interference. he
would have made things miserable
for the foes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-27

November with Spike Webb, Of
Charlotte. claimant to the South.
ern rniddIeweight title, Promoter
Jack Laken announced today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-27

Twice the pupils OF Simon.
dInger were inside the Eastern's
1O.yard line, but were denied the
touchdown on each occasion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-27

chucked the spheroid to the corner
OF the goal line. Garvin raced
across the goal mark. sneaking be-
hind Lawson. The latter made an
effort to ground the pass. but the
oval barely grazed his fingers and
fell into the arms Of Garvin.
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0hEb 10 MEET WEBB
RALEIGH, s. c., Oct. 27.-WilIie
Greb. Scranton, Pa, scrapper. has
been signed to go 10 rounds here
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14
ZDvoRILosT v JAPoNsKU.

V tokijskej tlaci vedia sd te-
raz diskusia o znamej otazke, ci
vo vozo.h dopravnych podnikov
sii m,lzovia povimnf postnpit da-
nam svoje micsto. Podnet k to:
mu zavdaly udzinky, ktore 81 st "a
zovaly ma nedostatocnn zdvori.
lost Japoncov, nasty vsalS, Il ja-
ponsky'ch prislusnlc slabeho po.
hlavia male porozumcnic. Japon,
KY tvrdia totiz vo svojich pri-
pisoch redakciam novin, za ia
ponska zdvorilost ncni nijak che
-maticka. Ziadon muz ME je po:
vinny vzdat sa svoiho micsta '
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14
DESATORO PRIKAZANf MAN.
ZELOM.

Pani B. V. uverejfuje V caso-
pise "Liberty' vel mi zaujima-
We prikazania, ktore mozu pri-
spet' k tomu, ably mnohe manzel-
stva boly 1t 'astnejsie, ovsem
predpokladom, ze sii k tomu po-
vahy oboch manzelov vhodne.
~ Zena musi vzdy pamatovat'
ma to re sa ma javit' muzovi pc
svadlbe stale movou a povabnou
Snatok ME je pol 'ovkou, pri kto-
rel by "korist st'' nalezala iba jei.
"Korist ~ zije este vel mi naroc-
ne a chce sa tesit 20 zivota.
q Nestan sa mu1ovi nikdy tar
chou, ami co sa tyka jeho duse.
ami jeho casu. Mic nepocit 'uje
muH t 'azsie, aIko myslienku re sd
svojim snatkom spntal.
g ZaujImaj sa co najviac "a
lezitosti a 0 udalosti, tykajtice sa
tvoiho muza, nestan sa mn ale
prilisnou starostlivost 'ou obt az
no,l. MRovia nemajfl radi, ak sa
mimi jedna ako s Diet mi.
4) Pamitaj re kazdom mu-
;ovi zostalo trdchu detinskosti
Vecin mu yNcitiek, i ked' niekc-
1y urobi nieGo, S elm ncstihlasis
81 Nebud zavislou ma svojom
nuzovi vo svojiIdh myslienkach q
finoch, dokaz, ze 81 tiez samo.
| 'tatnym clovekom, jeho priatel
'kou druzkou, ma ktoru sa mo
| se spoliehat i v na5t 'aEslch c.
kamzikoch svojho zivota.
A teraz nieeo o muzoch. | oni
najii povinnosti. Prvou povin.
nost ON m,uza je, ably boil k zene
rytierskym. lynn jej dokazuje, ze
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14
oBRovsKA PLocHA v L'UD-
sKoM TELE.

L'udsk6 tclo ma sicc pomerne
vel mi mal1 rozlolru, ale mldra
priroda zariadila to tax, re vzdor
tomu plocha naaho tela, ktora po-
trebujemc k dychanir vymene
latiek ie neobyGajne rozsiahla
ked'z organy, latore posobia pri
dNdhani vymene latok, rozpa-
da.iii sa v obrovske mnozstvo ma
lNch plosiek. TAX ma priklad | nd
ske pl'nce, ktore vNplnujn len
vrchnl east hrudneho kosa, mn-
sia vykonavat' ohromnn pracu.
Ia tym ltelom poskytla i'm prl-
roda mozndst, ably tlto pracu
vylSonavaly na plochc ME men
sci ako $50 stvorocnych metrov.
Pl'ilce sd tedy sostrojene talk, ze
ackol'vek ich vel kost' cini len
niekol ,ko stvor. centimetrov, W.
kaznjn Is KRAFT vacSiu plochu,
nez cele l'l1dske telo. Dychacia
plocha pl nc sklada sa totiE 70
$50 milionov dyidhacfch komor,
ichz ceElova plocha meria asi 150
stvor. metrov. Takouto plochou
moze sa vykazat len stvolposcho
dovy dom v Strike Z pol metra.
Poddbnc jc tomt plochou krv-
nych telies, lStore l'udskom te-
lie obstaravafl vymenu latiek.
Len tytm, ze priroda siaha k to-
muto prostriedku, ze dolezite or
gany rozdel 'uje " plosky naimen
sieho fo,matu, je umoznene l'ud-
skemu organiznu docielit vel'-
kych vykonov prostriedkami GO
najmenslmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14

ju neprestal milovat' Nabud 'te
III dobe zasniihenia rytierrtli bez
+ba7ne a hany a po syadbe donna
cimi fyranmi, rozmary ktorych
zena mnsi znasat Kazda zcna O.
anacl to alko prvy poziadavok, ma
ktorom moze byt jej 1t 'astie za-
|lozene.
Bud tie j po svadbe k zcne po.
zorny a obdar,ljtc in tua tam ne
lakon drobnost on, trebars bola
by to len podhvah. Lebo to zna-
mena pre- zenu zrejmy d6kaz la
sky a zeny chcii. pocut stale ME.
GO prljemmdho, najradsej cd svoi
no mnEa.
Nehah u svojej zeny to, Go
chyalis u inych zien. Ak sa ii
n 'nbi, ked 81 druhe zeny farbia
rty, nozalsazuj to svoiej vlastnej
zcnc.
Nolprcjavllj sa nikdy pred svo-
jou zenon zbabelcom, AK bndc
"a povazovat stale ia svoju o.
cllranu, neprestann ia obdiyo-
vat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14
C,LANok 211.
Potrava rastucich deti.

Jestli ocakavamc, ably sa die
ia pravidelne yyvihovalo, mu-
sine iho zasobit' dostatocnou a
jemu sa hodiacou potravinou.
Mnohe deti, trebars sii pri naro-
deni male nsdostatocne vyvi-
mute, moztl vyrast' Y slime stat
ne deti, ked' venuje sa dostatoc-
ma pozornost' a obozretnost' PR
kazdodennych potravinach detd.
Jestli prestudrieme yseo'becne
jedalne listy pre- deti, toho Wy
badate, ze urcen6 jedIo sa poma-
| ly pozorne zyiicSuje prave ta-
kym postnpom, ako diet a rastie.
| V prvom rade dava sa diet at u
prlsne len mlieko, ku comu sa
neskorsie pridaya nieco mncnehc
jcdla, ovocia a., al nicto zelcni
ny. Zv;icsovahic porcic je po-
stupne preto, ably sa neposkodilc
zazivacim 6stroiom, siicasnc ale
ably dbant bolo o pravidelny w
vim.
A podobne pokracuje sa cc'
ccly detsky vck, ale bchom pr.
vych piatich rokov obmedzit' ss
treba len ma take jedla, ktorf
nailcpsie dodavajl siiciastky, po
trebn6 ku vzrastu, ale sleasne ht
dia sa al pre- zazlvacie organic
my diet at "a.
Mlieko v melon detskom vek,
ma byt' hlavmou potravinou. 0
no je absol1tne, potrebnym kr
pravidelnem vyvinu. Eagl'
Brand Mlieko uzfvan6 je vo vel.
! kej miere ma Rlfzkom Vydhode
medzi sortami 20 Svatej Zeme E
dosiahnute boly MIN bajecnf
yysledky pri potierani podvyzi
| Wy. Eagle Brand, ked' je sprav
nc uzfvane, dodava vsetky po
/ trebn6 zazlvacie slaciastky 'po.
| trcbne ku vyvinovaniu a ma vzd,
tvorit' ciastku potravy kazdeh,
) rastlccho diet AT a.
! Tisice a tisfce deti vyzadui
zvlastnu pozoru,ost vo veku OF
styroch do sestnast rokoy. Po
} trebuja potravu, ktora je mimo
) riadne zazivna. Yyzadarj1 potra
) WI, ktora inn ,lnozni stat sa sill
! nymi statnymi, ably m6hly vzdI
r0vat' nemociam. RodiGom tych
to deti vel mi odpor1Gane je Bor
denovo Eagle Mlieko. NaIkol'k,
je ono najjemnejsim mliekom
najlepsm cukrom uncle snissa
ne a pripravene, ono umoMnje
ze diet'a V podvyzive rychle ma
bcra vahu, ktor1 musf mat, alb
bolo silnyn a zdravym. Toto ]
ykutotnym sporen1m pre- vset
kych rodieov, ked' hl'adia ma t.
ably nh deti dl'a potreby rastl