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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-31
CONGRESSMEN OFF ON
PANAM MA CANAL TRIP.
To Investigate Commissions Request for
$50. 900, 900 More in $780,
0 1000 Job.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Representative
James A. Tawney, of Minnesota, chair
man of the committee of appropriations
of the House OF Representatives, left New
York today on the steamship Colon for
the isthmus to make personal inquiry
into the present and prospective monetary
needs OF the Panama Canal.
Mr.. Tawney is accompanied by these
members of the committee: General H. H.
Bingham, of Pennsylvania; Washington
Gardiner, of Michigan; Walter I. Smith.
of Iowa.; Joseph Graft, of Illinois; Martin
b. Madden, of Illinois, General ]. Warren
Keller, of Ohio; L. e. Livingston, Of
Georgia; Albert S. Burleson, of Texas;
J. w. Brundridge, of Arkansas, and
George w. Taylor, of Alabama.
1--WE are making the trip said MIR.
Tawney today, mainly because the
Isthmian Canal Commission has asked for
an appropriation of 1872, 900, 900 with which
to continue its work for the fiscal year
beginning July l, 1908.
Congress fixed arbitrarily the cost Of
the canal at $13S, 600. 900. Thus far Con-
gress has authorized the issuance of canal
bonds to the extent of ST, O0O,0 600. If we
find that the estimate of $32,O 900, 600 made
by the commission for continuing the
work of construction through the next
fiscal year is correct we shall unhesitat-
ingly grant 1t. If we grant that sum then
the actual cost of the canal to the first
of July, 1909, will be s105, 600, 900, or 1873, 0OO,-
900 short of the original cost of construc-
ton, exclusive of the $40, 900, 600 we paid
to the New Panama Canal Company for
its property n franchise rights and 3d.
600. 900 to the republic of Colombia for our
franchise. At the present rate of CONSTRUCT
ton, the work ought to be completed by
January 1, 1914, but, in order to be on the
safe side, / will give a years leeway and
fix the date of completion at the list of
January, 1915. l also estimate that the
total cost of construction will be not less
than $250, 900, 600, thus making the canal
cost us in actual cash $3OO, 900, 000."
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BANKERS HELP CITY.
will Find Thirty Millions for 8 Per
Cent. New York Bonds.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-As the result
of several conferences between the
Mayor, comptroller and chamberlain,
representing the city, and Messrs. ]. P.
Morgan & Co.. George r. Baker, of the
First National Bank, and James Still
man, of the National City Bank, ar
rangements have been made whereby
the bankers are to provide the city with
$50, 600, 900 for revenue bonds at par,
with an option to take $20,0 0O,O 900 more.
These revenue bonds are to bear 6 per
cent. interest.
Revenue bonds are issued in antioi-
patton of taxes. Except for special
issues the term runs to the next col.
lection of taxes. The bonds are is
sued from time to time, as occasion
arises. to meet expenditures under APP
preparations for the current year, 1t
being the necessary practise of the
city under it's charter to spend its
money first and raise 1t afterward.
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WEATHER BUREAU PRAISED.
American System Superior, Says Ger
man , Observer to President.

NEW YORK, Oct. 91.-Dr. William
Polls, of the German Weather Bureau, a
member of the International Aeronautical
Congress, has sailed for home, after sew
eral month stay In this country, during
which he made a careful study of Ameri-
can methods of weather observation, with
the personal assistance of Director Moore.
He said before leaving that he had found
the American system of weather observa-
tion far superior to that of Germany, and
formation for adoption by the German
Bureau.
DR.. Polls said that when he told Presi-
dent Roosevelt this the President smilingly
replied: II am glad that we nave some
thing in this country that a German con-
siders superior to that of his country. 1t
is usually the other way. The Germans
more PRACTICAL"
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NEW JERSEY CORPORATIONS.

TRENTON. Oct 31.-Certihcates of in
corporation were issued to the following
companies here yesterday:
Newark Express and Transportation
Company; registered Office. Newark; agent.
Joseph II. Wood; capital stock. 100000
incorporates, Joseph II. Wood, Henry c.
Reed and ALVIN Chamberlain; to conduct
a general express business.
Imperial handkerchief Company; regis
tered Office, Passaic; agent. julius Elos-
key; capital stock, $4,000; ineorporators,
Julius Eloskey, Nicholas Hornstra and d.
Wallace Frazier; to manufacture hand
k~erchiefs.
Edgar Lehman Realty Company; regis
tered office, Jersey City; agent. Corpora
ton Trust Company; capital stock, $500
ineorporators, II. o. Loughlin. l.. II.
Guenther and John r. Turner; to deal in
real estate.
Commonwealth Realty Development
Company; registered office, Camden; agent.
Joseph I. Elwell; capital stock. $125, 900
incorporators. John 8. Heron, Frank j..
Gurnln and Joseph 1. Elwell; to deal in
real estate.
Alyea Realty Company; registered office,
Passaic; agent, Peter N. Alyea; capital
stock. $4,000, incorporators, job v. Atyea,
Peter N. Alyea and Joseph p. 8. Alyea
to deal in real estate.
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THE PRoDUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct. MISUNDERSTANDING.
Z,i60i sales, $500; steady but quiet.
Wheat-Receipts, $780,; sales, 1000, 900; a
weak opening in wheat, due to lower
cables. was followed by strong rallies on
commission house buying and bull sup
port at the West. December, 1.O9% al. l0b:
May, 1.111k@1.12ss.
Rye-steady; No. 2 Western, "a. f. o. b.
New York.
Corn-steady; receipts, $500; nominal.
Beef-Steady.
P~ork-Steady.
Lard-Dull; western prime, S.75@S.S5.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, $40:
centrifugal 9S test, $50: molasses sugar,
800. Refined steady. crushed, SO; pow
dered, $40; graduated. 500.
Petroleum-Firm; refined all ports, S70@
cofee-ouiet; No. 7 Rio. So; No.
Santos. s.
Molasses-Steady: New Orleans, s7@4S.
Butter-Weak; receipts, $3.50; creamery
specials, 261s; extras. 26;A thirds TO tirsts,
2z42Sk; creamery held, first to special,
2dg26ls; state dairy, common to finest,
21fi26; process, common to specials, $50
1913. ' "s
Cheese-Easy, unchanged; receipts, s.16S.
E~ggs-Strong; receipts, 6.622; State, Penn
sylvania and nearby. fancy, selected,
white, S0d42: good to choice, 34H36s brown.
fancy, S4@S6; average prime. 306S2; first
to extra first 25fti2S; Western first. 25a25;
Pouitry-Alive. quiet; spring chickens,
Is; fowls, 10, turkeys 10: dressed, easy.
Western cntckenE, 12415; turkeys. 16QlS;
fowls. l0G12.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance of 7@1S
points, and active months sold about II
to IS points net higher Immediately after
the call on renewed covering and bull sup
port attracted by the higher cables. Local
professionals and some of the Wall Street
houses sold on the advance causing some
irregularity, blu the market frmed up
again toward the middle of the morning
when active positions were about % to %
points net higher on rufnors that the
leading Liverpool crop expert figured the
yield at II, 100000 bales.
The market was rather nervous late in
the forenoon and prices at midday were
several points off from the best, but still
held at a net gain of II to 70 points on the
active months.
Quotations furnished by Van Schaick
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DEPOSITORS WILL BE PAID,
Receiver Appointed for Akron Bank
Robbed by Dead Cashier.

AKRON, O., Oct. 3l.-Joseph Dangel,
president Of the Dollar Savings Bank. was
appointed receiver of that institution to-
day in consequence Of the suicide of Fred.
A. Boron, cashier n treasurer, last
week.
The examination of the directors and
Clearing H 1use Association found a short
& of 1888, 900, against which stands the
cashiers pond of $4,000, which is supposed
to be good, md overdrafts amounting to
SIS, 900, on which $4,000 was realized yes
terday, and more of which is expected to
be paid in today.
1t is believed the depositors will receive
dollar for dollar, According TO the petit
ton filed In the case, Fred o. Boron, the
cashier, embezzled $38. 600.
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MINT READY FOR NEW
100000 COINAGE.
Philadelphia Plant Will Have to Work
Overtime, Though, to Turn Out
Gold Double Eagles.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S1.-Orders
from Washington for the immediate
coming of $15,O 0O, 900 in double eagles
in order to help relieve the money
stringency finds the Philadelphia mint
prepared for the task. 1t is expected
hat employees at the. mint will have
to work overtime in order to get the
gold coin out quickly.
Fortunately the silver coinage for the
year is well out of the way, enough
subsidiary silver coin having been al
ready turned out in anticipation of the
usual demand for it during the Christ
mas holidays. The coinage of $15,00O,-
900 of gold will about three
ffths of the bullion now at the mint.
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AND NOTES
FOR INVESTORS.

II the Union Pacific separates it's rail-
road from Its $500. 600, 900 or so of invest
meitts 1t win be interesting to see how the
new convertible bonds. of which there arc
S75, 900, 900 viii participate. AS these bonds
were convertible Into stock. their owners
Will propose any plan by which the pres
emit stockholders get a big bonus of som
kind. which bonus would dimlnis the
future value of the railroad stock into
which the bonds may be converted.
Some fairly large inquiries are in the
market for steel rails for delivery next
year. The railroads have been out of the
market for several months, and a resump-
ton of buying, even for actual needs, on
their part would serve to strengthen the
steel situation materially
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit earnings on
Its $45,0O0,0Oo capital stock for the three
months ended September 80 were 2.07 per
cent.
Continental bourses close tomorrow, No
vember l, that being All Saints Day. The
London Exchange closes also, but for an
other reason. The Bank of England trans
books always close on November 1. and 1t
has been the custom of the Stock Elk
change in London to shut up shop on that
day.
Both the miners and shelters men unions
at Butte a received motive that, be-
ginning with November 1, wages will be
reduced from "a a day to $3.50. About 1000
men will be affected.
J.. P. Morgan & Co. anticipated Novem-
Der interest and dividend coupons to the
extent of about 81 200, 900 on various cor
noration securities for which the firm acts.
On November 1 about 500, 900, 900 In dlvi-
dend and interest payments will be due,
This alone has affected the New York
honey market SO as to increase rates.
The governing committee of the New
York Stock Exchange has declared next
Tuesday, election day, a stock exchange
holiday.
The Rhodesian gold output in September
was 50, 1879 ounces. an increase of SIP
ounces over September, 1906. There has
been an increase in the production every
month this year.
Seventy-fve per cent. of the principal
railroads in this country are being repre-
scented at the annual session of the Ameri-
can Railway Association in New York.
Many subjects are argued among them be-
ing the general safety of the public and
the composition of steel rails.
An official announcement is made from
the West that the New York Central has
acquired the control of the Merchants
Dispatch Transportation Company. This
company operates between the Atlantic
coast and the Mississippi River, and Is one
OF the Oldest companies of the kin in
existence.
Mr.. Gary, of the United States Steel Cor
poration, said in his statement on Tuesday.
which still bears conspicuously in the
minds of the investors of the steel stocks:
I'VE were never before SO strong in cash
and cash resources" On the first day OF
the month the corporation had liquid assets
amounting to 1881, 500, 600. and the current
liabilities were only So, $4,000
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The wheat market
was in a nervous condition today at the
opening. The first quotations were weak
because Of Il decline of Id. at Liverpool
weaker markets on the continent and or
account Of the action of the Bank Of Eng
land in raising Its rate of discount. LateI
the market rallied and regained all of the
early loss and then declined again. De-
cember 96%.
Corn was firm; December 57s4 to "a.
Oats strong; December 4s7k.
Provisions firm; January pork, AGO; lard
8.55; ribs, TO.
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NO GOLD FROM PARIS.
New York's Need for More Less Press
ing Is One Reason.

PARIS. Oct. 31.-The Bank of France
today indirectly "a out the following
statement:
TN regard to the rumors current in Lon
don tina the Bank of France is disposed
to remit to London or New York 3,OOO,OO
pounds against sterling bills as 1t did last
year. 1t can be a-uthoritatively stated that
no formal request of this nature has
reached the Bank of France from Lon
don.
"At the same time it can be stated that
should such an appeal be received the
Bank of France, inspired by the common
interests Of the two countries, would not
hesitate to come to the aid of the London
market.
$50 far as New York 10 concerned the in
formation here is that the necessity for
more gold is less pressing"
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LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE
MAY REGULATE UTILITIES
To Consider Corporations at Extra ses-
sion-May Dust Concerns Which
Carry SHIFTS to Federal Courts.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. S1.-A proclama-
ton calling upon the coming extra ses-
sion of the Louisiana Legislature to con-
slider the regulation of railroads, teIe-
phone, telegraph and express companies,
and to provide for the orsting of corpora
lions which carry suits against State laws
into Federal jurisdiction was issued early
today by Lieutenant-Governor J. Y,
Sanders.
Mr.. Sanders issued the proclamation in
the absence of Governor N. C. Blanchard,
who called the extra session a few days
ago.
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SIS 900 FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. s1.-Fire Of un-
known origin almost totally destroyed the
four-story building 81 and 80 North Second
street, in the wholesale district, entalling
second floors Of the building were occu-
pied by Cunningham & CO., tobacco job
bers. while the other floors were occupied
by Reinish & Son, manufacturers of shirt
waists.
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NEW PRoFEssoRsHIP
In Fair Way of Raising $4,000 to
Endow That of numbering.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The committee
appointed by the National Lumber Manu-
facturers' Association to look after obtain
ing $780, 900 to endow a professorship OF
numbering in the Yale Forest School, has
reported that the subscriptions to date
amount to SGT, 500.
Fifty Thousand dollars of his endow-
ment. in bonds, has already been turned
over to Yale University, the income of
which will be used for instruction in APP
nlled forestry and lnmhering.
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Hudson Ineorporatlons.

JERSEY CITY, Oct. 31.-The following
certificates of incorporation of new con-
Germs were filed with the County Clerk
yesterday:
Bayonne Aerial Navigation Company,
TO construct winged flying machines and
airships; oQce $50 Avenue C, Bayonne:
agent. William Sapiro. Capital $500, 000,
divided into @,000 shares of the par value
of IS. Incorporators: Julius Uherkovich
de uherkocz, 213 East rwenty-second
street, 100 shares; William Sapiro, 473
Broadway. twenty shares; Hyman
Lazarus, 2S East Thirty-thfrd street,
twenty shares; all of Bayonne.
New Milford Realty Company. TO carry
on a genera realty and construction busi-
ness; office. S19 Henderson street, Jersey
City; agent, Fred Jones. Capital. 10000,
divided into 800 shares of the par value of
500. Incorporators, Robert L. Graham,
Jesse Graham and Alfred p, Pone.
United States Investment Company. to
deal IN stocks. bonds and mortgages. office,
243 Washington streeta Jersey City. Capital
100000 divided into 10000 shares of the
par value Of 500. Incorporators. Harvey
Yearnan, 2S Washington street, Jersey
City, $685. shares; Alonzo G.. Ames, jr.-
Mount kisco, N. Y. share, and WINS
A. Browne. Woodbridge. N. j., one share
A deIas ed Advertisement brings only the
aftermath OF trade. It's tho nrst call that
amstssrna fbn ..-af- - aHmt4-aAan
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FLOUR AND FEED MEN ORGANIZE.

Inc Feed, Flour and Hay Trade Asso-
citation has bAen organized by local dealers.
with Frank V. Cyphers, president; John
Duglin, Joseph Regan and Cornelius Smith,
Vice-presidents Frank j. Hull, treasurer;
Eugene II. Meyer, secretary. The trus-
tees and ineorporators are p. j. Ryan, j..
G. Smith and Frederick j. Ogden. Com
mittee on constitution and bylaws, mem
bership and vacancies were appointed. The
object of the association is mutual pro-
lection Of the credit system.
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EARNINGS.


Atchison. gross $S,077,11 rs, increase $751;
300; operating expenses $5,572. 307, increase
81, 900, 6S2; net $2,504, sos, decrease S4O9, 375;
taxes $239, 519, increase $40, 467; other in
come 81, 265, 2SS, decrease $45S, $40. From
July !, gross S24, 005, 563. increase $2,647, 49S;
operating expenses $16,525, 434. increase
$3,4l9,591; net 1880, 129, decrease 1882, 1893:
taxes 500, 499, increase $151. go; other in,
come SO, 1853. $50. decrease S9S4,O63.
Central of New Jersey, gross s., 399. 7l9.
COS; surplus 1914, ZIG, increase 1891, 235' From
July |, gross $7,500,5 sos, increase $693, 27S: net
80, $50, 023, increase S ,987; surplus 81, sos. SO7,
increase 1857, 1876.
Detroit and Mackinac, gross $109, 346, in
crease $4,000; net $26,S12, increase $3.50.
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No Embracing possible

M~aud-Here's a Western couple that
eloped on a handcar.
Mayme-How eunnyi But clipping on a
handcar can't be such awful fun.
Maud-Why not?
Because the man whofmakes it go has
to use both hands. doesn't he?'-Cleyeland
Plnin Dealer.
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The curtain fell on the second act, and
he began to make conversation.
The Lusftania.f he said, "can steam
her twenty-six knots an hour"
Taking another chocolate from the box
that. rested In her lap, she said with a
bright smile:
Il suppose they steam the knots so that
the. poor sailors eau unite them more
eaaily-is that 1t, George?"-Exehanges
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80 Borroughs owes you money? Well,
/ think he'll pay you back some day;
but you can't make him hurry.
Don't you believe ii. The mere sight
OF me walking along the street has 9ade
him hurry several times lately. "-Phila-
delphia Press.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE ExcHANeE.

Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell. stock
brokers, SEQ Broad street. Telephone SIS.
Opening. Closing.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

The appended list of quotations on the
active local securities is furnished by Her
man ] Egner, room 606, Prudential build
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.


Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell. stock
brokers, 500 Broad street. Telephone SIS.
Onening. Closing.
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A delay ed Advertisement brings only the
aftermath OF trade. It's tho hrst call that
eaptures the procession Of customers.
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Some fairly large inquiries are in the
market for steel rails for delivery next
year. The railroads ave been out of the
market for several months. and a resump-
ton Of buying, even for actual needs, on
their part would serve to strengthen the
steel situation materiallv.A
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The Brooklyn Rapid Transit earnings or
its $45, 000. 900 capital stock for the three
months ended September 80 were 2.07 pei
cent.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-11-27
Cl-Io ~.
Pan Joser Mardnek, zpravodaj

Pan Josef Mafdnek, zprayodaj
q zdstupcc na9 Crete, piFe nam;
Y nascm mtste okoli je klidno,
ticho, jakoby 10 ami nebylo ' Ame.
rice. Mic Wlhslnfbo 80 zde nopfi-
hodl, leda jednon ~ cas- ] ruch
obehodnf ie jnksi sIabsi, ncbof ma
10 Iidf ycnku do mtsta jede.
Neproddyd zddny niceho, lee TO, co
musf. Do noyin take tfmtf nenf
90 psat. Tenn, kdoz prali Vi kalen-
dare, ozpamuji, ably mGli strpenf,
kalendafc budou tn 90 nejdfiye.
Jak se doyfddmc 10 strnGnych
zpray, oncmoen6l pFedminmy tyden
mas nadfjny krajan Jefrcm Hrbek,
professor Gesktho d DGmccktho ia.
zyka IA statni uniyersit6 Lincoln,
tyf0you horeckou v mipulych
dnech pfijcIa do Lincoln sestra
jeho slc. Sdrka IIrbkoya Ne Cedar
Rapids, Ia., ably nemoenfho osetfo.
yala. Pfcjeme ptiteli nasemu brzkf
nzdrayenl.
" Wilber sc nam piae: Ma
ayilanf pana >. i. Kostoryze, ktery
prdy6 yrAtil We ne syycl cest zamof-
skyeh, scscl 80 bloutok jebp pfatel
y bytu pana J. II. Bra pcknf se
ycspolek pobayili. Panf Brtoya
uprayila pro syt hoty yybornou
ycGefi, pH nfz pfitomnf y}bornt sc
bayili nasloucbdnlm yypravfnf y.
X Kostoryze 0 jcho zkusenostech
cest. Pan Kostoryz, =. Brit jicb
danny pfiprayili bostdm yelmi pfk.
ny yeGfrek, na ktery d6astnici dlolL
ho bndou yzpomiDati
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-11-27

Vast syatou povinnoslt Jest udr'
zeti zdrayi. Pfi tom ysak jest tfeha
hledtii k tomu, jakeho mydla SO
pm2iya Nikdo neehybi, naopak
ziska, bude'li pfi koupeli ulivatl
Seycroyo I.66iye kozni m5dlo, kite.
r6l ahisuie Y soha latky disi6, l6ai.
VI. presto Akodlivs, pfespfiliSu6
ynns. Ono Sisti pory, sasleehtlJn
k0fi a hoii rhsus chyby pletl. jest
pro- kaidtho, pro dseko ienu /
mule Cena 2aeg ' lekArnAeh,
ysorek moina oh,lrketl 20 saslaul
20 pest. tnamky m W u Severe
Co. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-11-27

Tax yidite, mill ttenafi, jak SO
ten syGt rychle m6ni. Onehdy
jsem s Vdmi sdGIila, zc naslm me-
stem jedi motoroya kara, u tn TO
name, snad jiz sestnacteho pfesta-
ne jezdit m6stem naSim q ten snad
| . Ifreemont do Yorku. Snad sc TO
podnikateltm neyyplaci.
Cd t6 doby, 60 banky ud6laly ta-
koyi poplach q poprask, jest we
jaksi jinaGi a obracenG. Masu pfi-
drazilo, ale cena dobytka poklesla.
We je lacinejsi, ale Y mestG jest
cena yseho stejna, at to je cokoliv.
TAX jsme tom Spatn6 Nejlepe
jsou v tom jest6 l6kafi. V nasem
David City name dobrG Iekafe n
Inoyou nemocnici. Lekafi memo
hou ami staGit operovat u to po
v6tsine ma zapal slepeho stfeya.
lVypada TO TAX, jako by nemoc Ia
byla nakazliyou a kdyby snad ne
bylo tech operaci, mfeli by lide
jake dob6 cholery. Nine take
caste a to hodn6 bolivalo na iednt
Istran6, ale bylo jest6 tG dobe,
kdy lid ney6del toho jeste tolik o
Islepem stfeye, Proto jsem 81 toho
ak moe neysimala, jako by to mn-
seIo b}t. Tehdy isme pill nfiakG
the a take Sc koupali, az TO samo
Ease odeslo. Jak 81 yzpominam,
pouzc iednou mi bylo pofddn6 zlc.
Jeli isme do mtsta, kde isem 81
zasla ke zndmtmu ltSafi a stezoya.
Ia al mu, e mann velk6 boleni, Ma
otdlku ltkafe, kde ~ mnc boli,
odvetlla iscm 70 ma strant H.
mann straeh, ~ muslin byt opcro,
ydnu On So zasmal poyidd
Nikoliy vas nchudu operoyall
Nemte 81 a,i tfikrate tcplon seda
ei koppel i davku hofkt soli IA
isem se die ieho nayo,lu laehovah
Ia mtla lsem po bolest Ted j. 10
otsem inaei ted N pro>tfelek
ten asl nepomuhl jysl5 te,ly do
hte, ~ ulp mamp tuk dobfthu II
hate FranlskA utuupalik