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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19
roo COLD FOR YACHTsMEN.

Few at the Pavonia's Opening-Green-
Vile Y. C. Postponed Ladies' Day.
The Pavonia Yacht Club had its formal
opening on Saturday OF its clubhouse at
the Atlantic Highlands. The weather
was unpropitious and the attendance was
small. Commodore Row aud the House
Committee, A. b. Bennett, j.. ]. Cartigan
and john j.. Leonard, were the only
officer present. 1t was different yester-
day. over a hundred vachtsman III ladies
were at the clubhouse and passed a pleas
ant day. The steam yachts Stranger,
Vidette and Adele, and the yachts Clsve-
land, Ava, Phantom, Avanlop, Forsythe,
Christine. Oriole. Sirene, White Wings.
Winifred. Anaconda aud Mile. arrived
early and moored off the clubhouse. The
Adela, Avalon and Phantom took out
parties of ladies.
The twenty-secoud annual regatta OF
the New jersey Yacht Club, which was
to be held on Saturday, was postponed
until tomorrow, because OF the bad
weather on SATURDAY..
The, entries for the Pavonia Yacht
Clubs regatta will close on Thursday
night. The regatta will be sailed next
Monday.
The regatta of the Jersey City Yacht
Club will be isailed next Saturday. The
entries will not close until the morning OF
the regatta.
Over Il hundred entries have been re-
ceived for the Pavonia Clubs annual re-
gatfa.
The Pavonia Club has put up a flag
pole at the Atlantic Highlands, which.
with topmast, is rs five feet tall.
1t WIS to have been Indies day, the first
of the series of the Greenvilie Yacht
Club on Saturday. The day was TOO un-
comfortable u it was decided to
postpone the event until next
Saturday afternoon. They enjoVed
however the first race sailed among mem
bers' boats for a silver loving cup, pre-
Bented ny Commodore c.. r. Morton. The
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19
REFINERY FlREMEN MAY STRIKE.
Jersey City's Men AFRO in sympathy With
the BROOKLYN 9trikera.

Jersey City's Men AFRO In Sympathy With
the Brooklyn Strikers.
The firemen employed In the Brooklyn
refiueries of the American Sugar Refin~
ing Company are out on strike demand
ing that a reduction from twelve to
eight hours be made as a days work.
THIS morning 1t was learned that the
strike might spread to the big Jer
sey City refinery. AT The local
refinery there are no less than sixty-six
firemen employed, aud the men work
anywhere from leu TO twelve hours per
dav.
Yesterday the local iiremen had a con-
sultation with their Brooklyn brethren,
aud IL has been mtimated that unless the
company complies with tho brooklyn iirc-
meg's demands for shorter hours that
they will also make q similar
demand and 10 out on strike. X refused.
That trouble ~ feared at the local refinery
wns made apparent by u visit Of Peter =.
Doyle, Jeraev Ciiy's representative
In tho New Jersey State Board
OF Arbitration to superintendent II.
q. Friese OF Tho refinery.
MIR. Doyle also conferred with the filumsn
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19
puRITANS ON THE BAT.
They sIugged the Ball at Watsessing
and Won Handily.

They sIugged the Ball at Watsessing
and Won Handily.
The crack Puritan A. g. baseball team
OF Greenville visited Watsessing on Sat.
urdsy end defeated the team OF the
Watsessing Field Club. The Greepviile
boys were in excellent form aud had a
walk over. They won the game in the
first inning by batting ont nine runs.
.sBilly" Miller, who was injured severely
a few weeks ago by being struck on the
appearapce and played in right
field. Erhardt and Jackson were in
fine shape and their battery work puzv
zled the countrvmen SO that they were
unable to find" the ball. Henry Well
brock distinguished himself by making a
three-pase hit. Deutsch and Miller each
hit the bail for Two bases The score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19
coNkLlN nIn WRONG.

A Grand Army ''vetM named William Cenktln
OF No, sA4 Newark Ayenne. Meeeiiauaiy beat
Edward Kelly. fifteen Seags OF age, across the
face With d cane yesterday eftegneeh Peiees
man nNNahue aifaatad tae man whe made "a )
daayera ta exeutpata himself from all blame
claiming that Kelly called him names, AMI no
was sxeusahle fer that geA&aA, The VET was
held Tor tfiAIa
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Watessfng F, C......... .......0 0100330- I
Earned runs-Puritan A. c.,
First base by err rs-Puritsns ?. Watesslng a.
Left on -bases-Puritan 5 Wa tessing Z.
Bases on balls-By hrhardt 2, by Gebhardt Z, by
Wild 3.
Three base hit-Wellbrock.
Two base h,t-Du tch, Miller, Hayhurst, J, Fer
guson.
brock, Hayhurst, Thornell.
terrified Z, MILF .
Wild pitch-Gebhardt,
Umpires-Ro eder and Westing.
Time of game, 2.M.
On next Saturday afterno IN the Purl-
tans will cross hats with tue crack Cuban
Giants at St. Georges Cricket Grounds.
Hoboken. The Puritans are playing In
excellent form and are making a fine
record. =
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19
AT THE

New Jersey A. G. Team Made . Big
Score, But Missed a Victory.
The first team of the New Jersey A.
c. played a league game at Prospect
Park on Saturday against the Brooklyn
Club. Cobb and Young did some tall
batting and after rolling up I32 the Jer-
seymen declared to win with that total
The game resulted in a draw, rs the
B~rooklyns did not complete their inning.
qha scOre.-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19

aud win endeavar To adjust tho threat
ened difficulty before u panerat stgtkr 10
The foramen are dissatisfied,
but have been laying on their arms 10
what action the company would take III
the demand OF tho Brooklyn men.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19
Gaelic Football.

The Farley-Emmet team failed to appear yes
terday at Ridgewood. and forfeited a league
game to the Shamrocks of this city.
A close game was played between the Irish
American and Garryowen teams, which the
former won on a goal.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19
Newsdealers

Should prepare their orders in accordance
Nth the demand that is likely to. be made
70 extra copies OF the NEWS on Saturday,
June q, owing to the publication OF the
free the atre coupon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19

lots on Mercer street, between Colgate and
Brunswick streets. Ground will be broken to-
morrow. The building will be an exact dupli
cate Of the Brooklyn court. 1t will be fms he'd
the latter part of August.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19
SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN EXCURSION.

AT both morning and evening services yester-
day the Scotch Presbyterian Church was filed.
The popular pastor, the Rev. David w. Mitchell,
spoke at both services. AT the morning service
his subject was THE Good Salvation and in
the evening Clothed and Ia His Hight Mind. -
The members Of this church arp very enthusi-
astic over the fifteenth annual excursion. 1t
will be held or Tuesday July H.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19

FA
j. W. Taylor, C. and b.
FOX r.r,-...-%o Z
s. Wardle. b.. Gill. -. 8
A. g. Raiabo s. ]. b. W.
J. Risby, h. Fox..... .
", 3 iss. C. Gloudt. b.
GILL; ...-..-., .
P. Pearson. b. GIL. ....n
W. McKee,. b. 1il......ll
J. Prescott. G. and b.
Gill;. 81. I~...,-.... G
W, lhor TN %. Fox. ]
T. hoDeftst n, b. OK !. =
I'll. Sattun. not out...- !
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OF new JERSEY

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1l:30 A. M.
PHILADELPHIA FAST LINE, EXCEPT
SUNDAY, F. NJ.
SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPT sun
DAY 8:45 A. NJ. 4:3O r. M.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19

A Fifty-ceut Theatre ticket
Free to every lady reader Of the NEWS on
next saturday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19

READING RAILROAD SYSTEM

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Time table In effect May %. 1898.
Trains Leave via
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19

NEW JERSEY A c.
n q Clarke a.. Brown.

NEW JERSEY A. c.
T. G. Clarke. o. Brown.
b. Durrant....--.-.. 5
II. A. Young, b. Gray..54
C. (. Davis. b. Yeo 3
NJ. r.. Cobb, C. Helms,
b. Brown :. -. ..Sl
A. Gum, b. Gray. 6
F. G.. Payne, c. Gray, b.
LuTfant. 49,. 80. 9
f. J. Darvell. not out 10
C. V. Hitchins, not out s
g. X. Coopet, did not
Dat ..:--.-..-..-..-
H 5. Sandal, did not
G. H. Ellis, did not bat.
Byes, 5; leg Dyes. So s
Total :(declared } .ls2
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19

y. ]. A. c.
A. F. Fo1, b. Robert
E. y. ockwood C
Wardle, b. Rain W. Y
z. Goull', b. Ea nbow. =
c. Clarkman, b. Rain
j. Gill, b. Rainbow. >.
J. D. Boyd. c. Righoy,
b. Rain bow -. -.
". W. w watson not out
G. b Luks, b. Robert
sou !
Fl. klei Il, h.. Robertson I
W. lloyd. b. Robertson {
Extias.-.... .~........ 1
=
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/ Total

The second eleven of the New jersey A.
c.. was defeated at Paterson. The y. J. A.
C. was short one man which made a vast
dffforanee The score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19

A. Brown, C. and b..
Fl. Helms, run out..,.. 8
/ g. A. futile, C. Gum,
G arke. .
d. s. Durrant, b. Cobb. 10
W. A. Gray, not ou1...3
). Moran, Cooper b.
CobO -. ..-......-.,. 4
G.. c. Yeo, not out .....19
Il. Crawford, did not
bat .....-.... -...... =.
V. Aldridge. did not
Dat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. >.
C. C. Greene, did not
Dat.--. .---.--.--- :.
C. Helms, did not bat ::
Eyes, 6; leg bye, 80. 6
N1de..-. -....--.... So. i
To+o1 81
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19

Tie New Jersey A. c. leads in the first
section and the Staten Island A.. G. aud
Victoria Gu b are a tie in the second sec
ton. Brooklyn leads in the second eleven
section. The record
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19

George Dixon, tho worlds feather weight
champion, was matched yesterday TO fight
| Eddie Pierce of New York. to a flish for a
SIS 500 purse offered by the Coney Island Athie-
lie Club. The battle wilt take plaza on
Anguish. The conditions OF the mach call for
the men to weigh in ar 100 pounds at noon or
the day of the fight. OF the purse, the loser
viii receive but $500.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19

WIN Build a Hand Ball Court.
A nand ball court Is to be built In this city by
John Hgan, an enthusiast. He has secured four
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19
FIRST

Drawn Rames-New Jersey A. C., !; Staten Island
C. [. /; BiooKlyn, 2.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-19

Drawn games-Kings County ST. GeOrge, + 81
Geo ge's A. c. L.
SECOND EVEN SECTION.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-04-12

Tajemnfk mestskeho de-. j.
ckeho vyboru Yanktonu, J. d. po-
slal dno o. dubna telegram presi.
dentovi, tajemnfku zem6d6lskeho
odboru Mortonovi a senatoru Kyle
mu nasledujfcfho zn6ni: "lIugbes
East, jenz ustanoyen byl chefem
jisteho oboru v zem6delskem odbo-
ru jest moralne neschopen zastavati
jakykoliv dfad vefejny. Jmenova-
nj jeho jest pro demokraty Yank-
tone pohanou a snfzovanfm, JED
m6lo by bSt vysetfeno. X. S.
Cooley" We schhzi demokratd
bylo usneseno telegram ten odesla.
ii zda sc, &c We Washington6 2
toho asi velikou radost mfti nebu.
dou. East jest pry clovek, jenz 2
mrav6 ma hazde skole dostal by ne.
dostatecnou. V Cedar Rapidsfeh
oysem by ma to koukali zcela
jinace +!
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-04-12
MOVE zPRAW DoMACI.
PoLrrICKE.
Y WashIngtonu.

v senatu rokovalo se dne A..
dubna resoluci pfedlozene Hoa.
rem proti tomu, ably byli spolkovi
senatofi voleni pffmo lidem. Hoar
dovozoval, ze by take volby pod
statne zmenily povahu senatu, a
tento ze nebyl by takovym, jak jej
zakladatele istavy mfti chteli. Mu-
sely by Sc naproste vetsiny zmeniti
v nadpolovicnf vatsiny pfi hlasova-
nj vhbec. velke staty by zfskaly
vice moci ma dkor pry mensfch sta
ID a TO pry by melo mnobe nepff-
jemnosti, jakoz ! volebnf spory "a
nssledek. Senat "a poslednf stole
/ II vyhovel pry dplhe svemu poslanf
a dcelhm j nenf pry pravda, ze by
stAtnf sn6my staly Sc neschopnymi
voliti 81 seaatory jestli Sc tax sta.
10, TOD pry jsou to jen pffpady jed.
notlive. - Nejvyssf soud spolkovS
roxhodl We sporu o pomezf stAtii
Virginie q Tennessee, ze hranice
ustanovene spolecnou smlouvou r.
1903 jsou pravymi hranicemi pro-
to zadost "a upravenf hranic sc od-
mitA. Zalujfcf strana must nesti
veskera vydani SO soudy spojena.
Spojene StAty ucinily nAlezit6
kroky, ably dostalo Sc jim zadosti
uGinenf "a to co sc stale America
nfm v Marsovaru, mesteGku to ma
lexaifcfm Sc nedaleko Caesarea v
Male ASH. Turecke dfady nejen
ze dopustili Sc pfechmatu tim, ze
otvfrali psanf Americanam tam use
dlym ano | pro vyslanectvf urcena,
ale dovolily toho, ze dne 10. ledna
lid zvlastnfmi plakaty byl yyzyvan
| K vxboufenf SO proti americkemu
nstavu v Marsovaru. Armenove
q Turci proti dstavu zaujatf vs-
domfm tureckych ifadd dstav
pfepsdli a spalili. To stale Sc Q.
dnora. Chovanky dstavu byly pfi-
praveny o vse. Okolnostnf svede-
ctvi pax dokaxalo jen, 10 turecke
aifady dobfe v6d6ly co Sc chysta,
ale nikterak pfipravovane vzbou-
IN emf nexabranily. Kdyz 81 sprava
tifadd stazovala odpovedely dfady,
~ pr$ choyanf Sc Americanek dffve
by xasluhovalo tim vec
<on6ila. Tajemnik Gresham tele-
Fsfoval vyslanci do Cafihradu, ably
r;>Sim6l tureckou vladu k pokanf 4
.Ahrad6 veskerych skod, jez ame-
ickym ob6andm spdsobeny byly v
darsovaru. NaSe vlada hodla stati
Es SVEN pfisv6doiti Sc v jakem as
.mGru ri tureckou yladou 81
.ojf. Tajemnfk zemedelstvi
Morton, ably mohl Roberta Blaina,
1ratra zesnulGho statnfka Jamese
y. Blaina, o dfad chefa odboru
tarantenfho ma doprayu dobytka
ohlfzejfcfho spfse zbaviti, zrusil
lnlezity tento odbor, a6 tento v
laranten6 proti nakaze mezi do
pytkem dplne SO byl osved6il, xej-
9lena pfi vyvozu Anglie atd. a
iopravS kush ma "sv6tovou" do
Jhicsga. Zem6d6lsky odbor "a Ia
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-04-12

bou, ze byl dplatek poslan nazpet,
vsak president zdraha re udati
jmeno chytreho uchaze6e, jenz 81
zajiste nepomyslil, &c by TO bylo
nGco zlGho.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-04-12
KRoNIKA uDALosTf.
Zadost bratrstya.

Ones aneb zftra pozada bratrstvo
strojvedoucfch spolecnost drahy
Lake Shore, ably pfijala Timed do
prace opet ty strojnfky, kteff dne
81. bfezna byli propusteni, pone-
vadz necht6li depraviti zhozf nalo-
zene We vozech drahy Ann Arbor
drahy, kdez soudruzi jejich stayku-
il. Ma Sc "a to, ze spolecnost
strojnfky Prime opet do prace,
nell toz nastane asi i stavka ma
draze Lake Shore. N9kteff lfednf-
ci spolecnosti Sc vyslovili, ze stroll
nfci ii nazp6t pfijati budou, avsak
jedin6 pod tou podmfnkou, ze po-
vazovani budou "a move silly.
Poslou ma NE vcjsko.
Tajemnfk Hoke Smith obdrzei
podrobnou zpravu cd jednatele
Bennetta Union jednatelny ne
pokojfch a sporech mezi Indiany
kmene Choctaw. Die jeho nahledu
minulou krvavou fez zavinila indi-
anska milice. Ably sc podobne
vystupy neopakovaly jak kmen
ChoctawI tax i Chickasawd byly
chran6ny posle tam vlada vojsko,
jez udrzovati bude pofadek chra
niti ma majetky rejen rozvadenych
indiana, alebrz b6locht v okolf
Paris, Tex.
yyvoz plodin.
William Ferguson, pfedseda o.
bilnf bursy New Yorku nvefej-
nil due 8. dubna statistiku 0 vyvo-
zu obilf New Yorku v roku
1902. Psenice 73, 1896, 26s buslfi; ku-
knfice l7,719,1l9; ovsa 3,391, ,375;
rye 3,063, ,719; hrach s23, ,678; lne-
ne semeno s55, 1913; jecmen 674,ssl;
rdzne 4,46s. Use TO bylo doda-
no ma lode, dve tfetiny byly doda-
ny ma lode anglicke.
Dey6t delnikii zabitO.
VelikG nestestf udalo sc dne Z
dubna ma prdplavu Romeo, u
Joliet, Illinois. Asi pate hodine
odpoledne velik5 vftr Sc zvedl a
hned ma to padaly kroupy. Delnf-
ci ma praplayu zamsstnanf hledali
itociste We strojfrne, odkudz vedly
koleje dal podel prhplavu. Ma
kolejfch nachazel sc veliky jefab
a nebyl upevnen. Vftr srazil jej
po kolejfch dold Primo ma strojfr-
nu, kde IA d6lnfkd sc nachazelo.
Jefab vazfcf $50 tun padl ma stro-
jfrnu a rozbil il. Devet delnfka
bylo zabito a sest t6zce raneno.
Byli to vesm6s Italov6 foreman
Samuel Korns, American. Jefab i
stroje byly vesmes rozbity a sko-
dy jsou znacne.
Chtel podplatit presidenta.
President Cleveland obdrzel dne
5. dubna 2 jisteho maleho mestecka
ma zapad6 zadost mfstnf postmi-
strovsky dfad a ably byla zadost
dcinlivejsf, pfilozil uchazec = ci-
ste novou desftku presidentovi ma
pfilepsenou. Rozumf sc samo Sc
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1893-04-12

w tchita, Lawrence, Iopeka q
Ottawa zvit6zil lfstek republican
sky slusnou yetsinou. - V Saint
Louis zvft6zili republikan6. Zyolili
mayora, vyber6fho, mlstskou radu
4 nekolik mensich afednfkd. T6.
mef cely lfstek republikAnskg pro-
sel. Cyrus =. Walbridge zvft6zil
v6tsinou 5000 hlash. Pred lety
skoro takou v6tsinou byl porazen
republikAnsk5 kandidat mayora. -
We Springfeldu hlavnfm mest6
statu Illinois byl zvolen cely lfstek
dcmokratickf. Frank Kramer po-
rail republik. mayora, jenz zno-
va ifad se uchAzel v6tsinou 400
hlash. - V Clevelandu byl v6tsi-
nou 1917 hlasd demokraticky kan
didat pro dfad mayora zvolen. Jest
to Robert Blee pro nehoz Cesi
piln6 pracovsli. Demokrate zvolili
tez sedm desiti radnfch a NEST
skeho pokladnfka. Republikanstf
kandidati policejnfch soudca poll
cejniho praynfka zvoleni vetsinou
1900. Czech +. Hesoun zvolen IA
demokI atickem lfstku "a radnfho.
lV Milwaukee, Wisconsin zyft6zil
p. J. Somers, demokrat ]sa "a 4.
okrsek zvolen do kongresu, porazil
republikana Otjena vStsinou as
200. Somers byl az dosud mayo
rem m6sta a jest zvolen ma mfsto
Mitchella, jenz stal Sc spolkovym
seDatorem. Cesky kandidat pro u
Fad probatnfho soudce pravnfk Le-
nfcek byl 8 lfstkem republican
skym porazen. Soudce Newman,
demokrat Jest zvolen "a elena vys-
sfho soudu. Republikanstf mayofi
zvoleni Eau Claire, Racine, James
vile, Baraboo, Washburn, Waupa-
ca, Viroqua, Stoughton, Edgerton,
River Falls, Black River Falls atd.
Ashland zvolilo 81 mayora strany
populisticke. NeodvislG lfstky zvf-
t6zily We West Bend, Amigo a
Dodgeville. V Denver, Colorado
byl zvolen skoro celS republikansky
lfstek.
vysIanec k rakouskemu dvorn.
Bartlett Trip Jiznf Dakoty
byl jmenovan presidentem Cleve-
tandem vyslancem ku dvoru rakou-
skemu. Bartlett Trip, jenz dobe
nejkratst do Vfdne sc odebefe pd-
sobil politicky jiz pred rozdelenfm
dzemf. Jest 4s let star svagrem
senatora Davise z Minnesoty.
Zmena celni sazby.
| V pokladnicnfm odboru We
Washingtone obdrzeli dplnS sez-
nam zmGn celnf sazb6 mexicke.
v mnohych pffpadech bylo sice clio
snfzeno, avsak Y iinych op6t znacne
zvyseno jest. To platf zvlaste o
zbozi hedvabnem. Hfebci pie
mennf budou ma pfist6 prosti
ella, ac platilo se 2 mich druhdy
$40. Cesana vlna IL eta ma kilo,
sufsto 10 eta jakz byvalo, kdezto
motouz konopny a podobny mate
rial, jenz AZ dosud clu nepodlehal
bude ma pffsta vylou6en, clio obna-
seti ma city ma kilo. Clio ma tabak
bylo zvyseno sl.25 ma sl.5o ma XII
10. Doutnfky $3.50 ma 81. Lat
ky bavln6ne v5robky techto,
ozdobene, vzorky lnenymi a Vine
nyml $3.50 al $3.50 ma kilo vice
nez dosud. Oby6ejne latky bavlne-
ne podlehajf rovnez zvysenemu
clu cd "a al So ma kilo. Vln6na
plsr nepodlehala clu nynf vsak ma
platiti sc ] cent "a kilo. Lnene a
vln6ne latky hedvabfm protkane
tvoff sobe novou tffdu clio urce
no jest ma $3.50. IIedvabne okraje,
polohedvabne ma deStnfky jin6
nespracovane, ale pfipravene po-
dlehajf rovn6z vyssfmu clu cd s5
az SO vice "a kilo. Lihoviny Dire.
u1nhch nadohAch nodlehnnu elm