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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-11-05

Treasurer A. T. Danielson made
a business trip to Wiprud in his
auto Saturday and returned the
following day.
Supt. Loftsgaarden has spent
the week visiting schools in the
Russo district.
FOR SALE-25 head Of mich
COWS, coming fresh in short time.
Aug. B.. johnson, Washburn, ND.
Peter j. HOLDEN and o. D.
Bruner Of Roseglen are among the.
jurymen to add their names to the
Leader subscription list. A good
number Of the jurymen for this
term Of court are already on our
list and we hope to get them all
before the next term Of court.
For SALE-A good seven room
house in the best location in the
city. 1t will be sold cheap if tax
en- at once. John Schulz,
Washburn, ND.
!, Postmaster Wahl said he made
out more money orders last Tues
day than he has made out since
he became postmaster. It is
hoped all that money did not go
to Montgomery Ward 4 Go
Sears Roebuck and a few such
other mail order houses.
A postoRce inspector was in
Washburn the first of the week to
see about cutting off a few farmers
from the rural route No. l out Of
Washburn and putting. them on
the Underwood route. The change
was not made after the matter was
thoroughly examined.
Fhe Otterbeins sing ''divinely.'
Their sacred music is rendered
with such feeling that it not in!
frequently moves the audience to
tears, as old memories are re-
called by long forgotten strains.
The college jingles please the boys
and girls who recall them time
after time. 1t is a Joy to hear
them, and their appearance is al
ways greeted with applauee-New
Orleans Picayune. At Washburn
Opera House Saturday Nov. ID iO9.
ID Sullivan, Optical Specia-
list, Of Fargo, will visit Washburn
Monday r. N. Nov. Is, Tuesday
a.. N. Nov. l6. All persons hav-
ing defective eye-sight or who
need their glasses changed or re-
newed should call and see him.
Office al the hotel.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-11-05
LOCAL NEWS

MNmAAd aaanaNRuuhMMnMaAuHauEAHnMmnHnHM
The fee for registering letters
was increased to ten cents in ad-
dition to postage on November
first.
The county commissioners, with
all members present, were in SEES
sion on Tuesday and completed
their work in one day.
Mrs. Flora Richards sold all
her land to Ole Gradin on Wed.
nesday. The land adjoined his
farm.
For Sale-Screenings, at the
Farmers Elevator.
The personal property Of the
late John e. Sheldon was sold at
'xauction last Saturday at a fair
price.
Will Go on Your BOND, Frank E.
Funk, LIST NATL Bank, Washbnrn.
North Dakota
S. A. Peterson, the veteran
store keeper of Painted Woods,
was in Washburn Saturday at
tending conrt and renewing old
acquaintance.
Mrs. David Carlson came down
from Coleharbor Tuesday to visit
friends in the city a few days.
Hon. G. E. Cottrell, of the
Minneapolis Corperge Co., and a
heavy land owner in Oliver county
spent Monday in Washburn.
Now is the time to give The
Thompson Hardware Company
your order for the rifle ammuni-
ton that you will be needing dur
ing the deer hunting season.
Several hunting parties were
out Sunday, the last day of the
chicken season, but no game was
tseen. It is thought the. cold spell
drove them all down south.
Mrs. III. E. Mathews and son of
Wiprud attended institute in
Washburn last week, Mrs. Math-
ews attended institute here five
years ago. They returned home
Saturday.
The citizens OF Washburn are
preparing for winter along the
amusement line. There will be
aslecture course of five numbers;
the High School band and city
orchestra are practicing and will
play during the winter, and a
number Of the young folks have
organized a dramatic club and ex-
pect to put on a few plays before
the cold season is over.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-11-05

Albert sieverts h.uled two
loads Of furniture from Wiprud
this week for the new sheriff who
has now moved into. the residence
~, HH %4NlH44-@ Il
portion Of the Jail.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-11-05
500 Time Card,

500 Time Card,
West Bound Trains.
No. 257-passenger departs 9:20a m
No. 65-freight departs 9:25 a m
East Bound Trains.
No. 265-passenger departs 2:l0pm
| No. 64-freight departs 1920 p m
All trains daily except Sunday,
effective Aug. 18th 1909.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-23

The recipe for success is to reverse
the formula of failure. If We Guilt
vate our natural faculties for enjoy
ment instead of dissipating them the
order will be reversed. Instead of
being in pursuit Of happiness happi-
ness will be in pursuit of us. Happi-
ness is only pursued by the unwor-
thy; they brighten her away, she
shrinks from their embrace and for
ever eludes their grasp. But the de-
serving attract her; human service
has never failed to win her sweetest
smile; wherever good work is done
she attends, and where kindness is
shown she abides.
GEORGETOWN, Ill.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-23

VI
G~~J have been the use to have
Christmas if there had been no
Santa Claus?
That happy delusion was the most
wonderful thing in the world to us.
How could Santa Claus go to every
home in one night, even with his al
most flying reindeer! How could he
go SO fast! And how could he get up
on top of the house and come down
the chimney? How could he carry
so many presents?
How did he know so we'll just
which stockings belonged to the
girls and which to the boys, and
never make a mistake and put fire.
crackers in Mary's stocking and the
doll in Johnnys? What would he
last year, and that the year before.
What would he bring this year?
Would it all be something to eat or
burn, or would there be something
which you could keep? Why
wouldn't he come if you stayed
awake and watched for him? You
would have been glad to see him and
tell him how much you loved him.
Would Christmas never get here?
this was the first day of Decem Der,
and how slowly the days crept by.
These were questions which we
children often and earnestly discuss
ed each year without reaching any
satisfactory solution.
Sometimes, too, there would come
up in your mind the dreadful posi-
bility of there not being anything in
your stocking. They told you that
Santa Claus would not give you any
thing if you were not good, and for
the last three months you had been
trying to be good, but you found it
hard. You forgot one day and box
ed your little brothers ears when
he, made you mad. You pouted be-
cause you had to wear the same old
dress to school on Friday. You care
lessly dropped and broke a lighted
lamp and set the house on fire. And
Santa Claus surely knew all this, for,
like God, he knew everything. And
what if he didn't bring you any
thing! Could you stand it? Would
you ever get over the shame and
modification of it? You grieved
over your sins. You almost dreaded
to see the 1onged-for night come.
But it came, at last, and next
morning when you awoke and found
your stocking crammed full you
were so happy and so glad that Santa
Claus had forgiven you until you
felt like it would be easy to always
be good now, and you resolved then
and there to do better next year.
Here's to Santa Claus. May he
live forever! May his pack be always
full on Christmas Eve! May there
never be an empty stocking hanging
IN on oh rictToooc 1oOrniDoi
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-23
Conducted by Grace kirkland

popular The majority want to find
their happiness in the concrete-they
want it punched up so that they will
not have to stoop to gather it as they
go along, and because they do not
find the pot of gold at the end of the
rainbow they die in disappointment.
Some people seek inside them
selves for happiness, and others ig-
more their own existence entirely in
their pleasures by artificial stimu-
lants and succeed in deadening and
Supplying their sensibilities-sell-
ing their birthright for a mess of
pottage. Some cultivate their appe-
titles to excess and reap the antithesis
of the pleasure that they seek. But
very few accept the joy of life,
known to a healthy body and
healthy mind, attained by co-opera-
ton with nature.
To the Pilgrim Fathers, the pur-
suit of happiness meant freedom to
worship God" as they pleased and to
persecute their fellow men as they
chose In Revolutionary times the
idea was embodied in political indie
pendence Today the question is as
elusive as ever. Pursued by wealth
and poverty, by. those of high and
low estate, happiness still keeps up
the chase with prospect of holding
out in the race for innumerable gen.
erations to come. Through liquor
fumes, and amid wreaths of smoke,
and through hundred kindred ways,
runs this pursuit of happiness that
lures men on and on, pausing here
to play the siren, lingering there a
will-o'- the-wisp, taking the unwary
unaware.
Of the great rabble who pursue
happiness, few have paused to take
thought about their equipment for
the chase. The many expect to bag
the game by main force, the ortho-
dox expect to lure the prize by fetch
and mysterious charm, the theorist
depends upon formula and the prac-
tical upon untiring effort, while the
wise man prepares himself for the
entertainment of the elusive and the
much-pursued, and verify happiness
seeks him out, and dwells with him,
while the blind pursuers stumble on
and on, grumbling at the impOtency
of their bait. Most of them die un-
wise, but few, every year, make
the discovery that happiness is not a
thing to be ensnared, that to pursue
happiness for it's own sake is useless
and futile, that happiness fees from
those who seek her, but comes I'M
hidden to those who have uncon-
sciously made ready for her recep-
ton by good work.
In the madness of the chase, in
the heat of the pursuit, the requisites
of happiness are lost; the keen edge
of our senses, that delicate adjust
ment that is the natural refinement
of nature, that subtitle appreciation
of life that preserves harmony with
the universe, is gone, lost by the way
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-23

- alienable rights guaranteed to
S~--@ every American citizen by the
Declaration of independence, but be-
cause the immortal Jefferson neglect
ed to define these attributes much
confusion has resulted in the fixing
of their status, from generation to
generation.
No great amount of confusion has
ever arisen about the first named
term, life, for however ignorant we
may really be regarding this phe-
nOmenOn We are not inclined to
wrangle about it's demonstrations
least not on this mundane sphere.
But liberty has always been bone Of
contention. Of all the indefnable
terms that have beset the brains of
man liberty is the most paradOXical.
Liberty for one man usually means
the absence of the same element for
another, so in desperation we say that
one mans liberty leaves off where
another mans liberty begins, and
leave the boundary line unmarked.
The pursuit of happiness is a very
comprehensive term, with scope as
broad as the horizon. The pursuit
of happiness is the intrinsic motive
behind every movement of the race
since the dawn of history; the migra-
tons, the conquests, the civilizations
that rose and fell, all reflect varying
forms of this great motive force.
Each race and generation have
pursued happiness in their own in
dividual way, borrowing certain
methods from their neighbOrs, in
heriting certain forms from their an
cestors, and evolving certain origi-
nal processes by way of improve
ments. But with all this wealth of
experience handed down to us by
our forefathers, out of this maze of
methods, the labyrinth of forms, the
profusion of processes, the pursuit
of happiness has never progressed
very far along the trail. The by
ways are SO much more plentiful
than the highways, and seemingly
more alluring, that mankind has
been prone to stray away on false
trails which run out in the tall grass
or lead into other paths. At first the
straying pursuer of happiness was
full of hope and strong of purpose,
but when disallusioned about the
destination of his trail, dependency
seizes him and he wanders blindly on
and on, drifting hither and thither
along the winding ways of fate, be-
queathing the immortal quest to
those who shall come after.
Undiscouraged youth has ever &C
cepted the pursuit of happiness as a
sacred legacy, and pushed on along
the scattering trail, until lost in it's
tangled mazes, the hoary crown of
age settles upon it's brown and it
gives place to the new generation,
who take up the elusive trail un-
daunted.
Decade after decade we have
watched this procession marching in
a circle, until some of us have con-
o1,,do1 AIo4
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-23
LOCAL FARMERS UNIONS!

Don't you think that Duckworth
owes it to the Union to answer those
questions? POP 1T TO HIM In
YOUR RESOLUTIONS.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-23
Georgetown, Ill.

A large work apron that comes
we'll over the waist, is indispensable
to the busy housewife. This one, of
white linen, is not only protection
to the dress, but is neat and attrac-
tive as well. The waist is in jumper
effect and broadens out over the
shoulders in most becoming way.
The skirt is cut circular, fitted in at
the waist by darts. Bingham, per-
Gale and lawn are all used for the
making. The pattern is cut in three
sizes, small, medium and large. The
medium size requires 1-2 yards of
32-inch material.
A pattern of this illustration will
be mailed to any address upon re-
ceipt of 10 cents in stamps or silver.
Address
JEFFERSONIAN PATTERN DEPT,
Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-23
THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS.
By p. j. Campbell.

II: ): :: =: !;
A-~-S every American citizen by the
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-12-23
PAGE TWO
CHRISTMAS MUSINGS.

BY SalIie Trueheart Parrish.
71AT would a childhood Christ
kkI mas have been without a
IVh Santa Claus? What would
- have been the use to have
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-08-18
Zpravy americk6-
UVfTANf vZACNYCH HosTU
Viezd sokolskych hostu do New
Yorku byl triumfalni.

Crskf yfprayt jez sltasini Sc
chicazskGho sleiu sokolskfho pfi.
praycno bylo New Yorku skye
II uyitani. iak docitdme Sc tam.
Mich Ncw-Y Yorsklch Listech
10 ntkoIik minulyeh tfdnu male.
zal Sc cely ceskf New York y no
rccnt ciunoSti, snaze Sc pryni w
praye . Czech do Ancriky pripfa.
viii 60 mozno nejsrdecneisi INVITA-.
nj Parnik Sc yzdcnfmi hosiy pr
jel do new. yorskeho pristayu ",
Gtyrtck, dnc II. srpna Nstfic W.
praycna byla jim zylasmi lod
.New-Y Yorske Tel. jed. Sokol Sa
gamorr" ma niz nal6zalo se ntllo
.lik set nasleh krajanu A kdy,
lodi vieIa do pfistayu, eseobecn'
'napjeti vzrostlo mysltnkou. kdf
.asi sctka SC lodi $ parnikem Prini
Friedrich Wilhelm Die posled
mich zprdr parnilI tento yyieii mt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-08-18

ID 10 vfbnchcm primo clementar.
min. Ilosty osloyil p. l.. &. Frank
mist0pfedsedn Slavnostniho yyb0-
ru Slovy nadsengmi naznacil- iak
pohlilime ysichm na vyznam ttto
.pryni sokolskt navsttyy ~ stare
vlasti. na6cz ujal se sloya vndce
yyprayy DR. Scheincr Byla 10
srdecnd. xlata sloya. iez proncsl, d
hourliya projeyy nadscni a SOU
.hlasu tasto prernsoyaly jrho rec
.Iminiy So O hluhoktm dojmu jcl
.na nc vsrchny ueinilo srdetut uyi.
.tani poukdzal ma 10. " tepre cr-
sta pres occdn picsytdcila ie vsc-
chuy jukt ylastu6 prostur deli mas
.od stare ylasii. Ale dodal ihucd.
lr to. echo byli prdyf syedky. pre-
vtdtiln De- ySccluy " ten prpstor
.gastnG ME nelHamend. poneyadz
.niigll nppfrkdzi tomu. aby Cccho-
vt americti zustali yerntmi syuy
$50 vlasti Pali uastal rozchod a
bratri ze stare Ylasf odvedeni x
Iadourilmu ob6ersivani. Sokolov-
.ua ~ tom 0kamlilu hyIn pragtm
.loea gmyslu nabita do posleduibo
.mista d pred nj kupiIy So stale ie-
>tt nsmimt ziatupy l.du. iel po-
.eoIy sg rozch5zet tnpryn. kdyz po-
sIrdui alt urit1ni byl ukoucca.
.Byl tu r.lEoirp| skralf % svailf
'dm'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-08-18

terrorisin, ktcri pfisli tam pres
Anglii a Spojcn6 Stity, ably pro.
Yedli fadu louped vrazed. Poll
cie, jez byla pfcdem zprayena o
pfichodu spoleGnosti. prekyapila
diva tleny jeii ma ulici a odzbrojila
ie. kdezto tfi dali zaiteui byli v
ieiich bytu. kde nalczcny byly
bomby, pusky strelivo We velktm
muozstW Kan podelo se osiat.
mich sedm Glenn spolecnosti jest
prozatim h8dankou
Nchleif na 10. " rusk{ 70 pro.
Iuciioh zahaiany byly pred 70.
ken reformy ntktcrf pruyineie
ualtzaii So dosul Sc yalecntm roz.
pololpai Admnistrar doposnd
uaifx6 oicnsktch rukou,
tykmuyni 1pdniky isou pod rdz
ntmi tluly yoidg Pfoginci6lni
gantralni gpernar metskt gu
werner ncbn uatclulk policit mali
nrdro vyd6yaii rnzkezy 9bygatel.
stu .Iestt dHes isou grfeiut !
soulgramf sehRe zakazoEdny a
.kdyl cilc se ua uliei vice nez PET
Did, isou polici rozehBanL Bcz
dugoloui drad0 IS yoienskthD ceu-
sara nrsmi se konati zadnt pred.
uasky KaIlF kdo So progiui, mi.
za btti ua likladnt spriyniho roz.
.ham urezutn na diva aE PCT m.si-
su. y same 6fady muji priro
pokutayati tas0pis pro uyafain6ni
iaktkoli zprayy. kter5 jest shledd-
ua nczdlouei Bthem miuulfch
.nelioIisa duu bYIo osm tasopisd
.polutovduo. Nektcrf musilv "a
plauti pc petit stach rublccb. Eo-
icnskt dfady gn SVEN die poIyra-
.tuii. nchled9 na to. - Sc I'D hou.
hi. Jake pomtry pauuii illustru.
ic ncjltpe faktum ze techtd
.dncch byI " PrtrohradF odsonzau
.mladik ma dya roxy do vtzeni F
.t6zkt praci ien proto. r. nalezel
ke strant sociant demokratickt
.tedy kp strane. ktcra ma dumi
'Jvauact p0slancn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-08-18

silen}m. Die mGho ndhledu Sc mu
10 yubec nrpodafilo Thaw ne
pochybne ucinil na soudee vclmi
spatny DOZEN, jak m sv6dcctyi,
TAX mimO syedectyi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-08-18

sctkaii se 8 MN Ale Nfpnely To-
no druhu pfcstaly okamliit kdyl
na obzoru obicyily $ poiednou
dy6 yelka transatlantickt lodi. Z
nichl jedna musela b{t kFien(m
parnilem Lof Sagamorc mil
nula pr,nu q IN seznalo ST. ze "
to anelicka lod Adriatic" Proto
psechcn ziirn snustfcdil w ua lod
druhou 4 yseobprut 1frkdydui
ucbylo skIandno Tena u Mar
rows sctsala lod Sagunore s
parnikem Prinz Friedrich vii
helm I}yIp 10 asiF / }0 A pak
uasledoyalu sctna liz ptro sotga
stafi lyIiriti. tlruaet 81
pravy ~ stare vIssti ocakarini.
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hulr pouzc utls1lilueIeuut vtbar.
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balu 5ailch pamiku obiesiIa se
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Cesti bor3i docilih Y Lucemburku
znaeneho YiLezstvi.

JaE New Yor,ke Listy sdJ-
mii. vtslcdcb meziudroduiho zd-
.plsu 81 Lupamburbu jnul odhfyal
sr I .rpBa a na n6nz podiIeli SO
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do AIuerIbg. byl pro mas costuy
.ByI tp zapas tuhf "a udslcdllem me-
priznivyeh podmiuek pro Cechy
.rcliee ncgthodnf, Pres to poda-
fil1 sa Jim vydobiti druht misto
ia 20 ieu malfm rozdilem oproii
vittzum. iumil zustali Fraucouzi.
.VfsIedok zavodu byl uasleduiici:
! FnueHzi 9i9i bodu
? Caehova 9i0i bodu
2. naloyt 926l hodu.
! Belpi5auf SO bodu.
$. Slovnci sjll bodu.
GLucemburSii $50 bodu.
.Fraucouzoyt yyuikli hlayut ma
Ibradlech Za 10 Gcchoyt prckona.
Hi he v prostnlch a na hrazdt. Na
Iyclkou uim Cechnm bylo, ~ kun
Ivylouccn byl ~ zavodu, ktcrtlto
Inacini zglastc Crrhoyc mistrovsky
Iorladaii. Itglskt druAtyo vyni-
Iklo llruzich IA podalo dukaz o
IvFborutm vfcviku
Praha dekuje Cechum americkym
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dine ,doscl z Praby kabclogram.
IFyiadfuiici dix kralovskt Prahy
Iamerickfm Cechum ~ uyitani, ia-
llltho se Sollolum Il mas dostalo.
Ikabcl6gram mi Il" kralogska lra-
lha dtkuje amtrickym Cerhum za
IskgGlt uyitdni ceskt Yypray so-
kolskt a posild syoii vrouci sym
Ipatii DR. Stych, namGsick sta.
frosty
Thaw poslan zpet do blazince
Stat New York zgittzil ma eelt
lcdrr proti Harry X. Thawovi yra.
Ihovi Stanfarda Whita. kdyz chttI
sc dostati 2 matteawansktho bla.
Iziucp pro kriminalniky ma syobo.
ldu. ncbof soudcp Izak ". Mills
Irozhodmll. " yrah jest dosud 81
IIcnlm, a naiidiI, ably opet byl po
SLAM do blazincc. Pres ia vlal
Idostanp Sc ma ustaye iistich vy
Ihod, iaktm Sc ttsil po prvni ii
lmtSicc, jeho matka hude De moe
Enaysteyorati a budr ii poprdydut
ysemolnlch priyilcii. kdyz jed ua
fsiiyi Thaw priial rozhodnut
Ichladnt ,lcdinfm ieho prohlase
Inim bylo poprcni soudniho dobfo
Izdani ~ by dosnd trptl Sllen
stYim. ktcrt jti syedlo k zayraz
Iddni Whitca Rozhodnuti soudeo
yo opiralo Sc hlayn6 dobrozdan
Idra. Amos Bakera, assistant-supc
Irintcndenta matteawansktho nsta
Iyu, ktertmu soudce projeyil iak,
yefejndmu tiredniltu, kter5 ncmi
zadnych pohnutek nckomu nadr
zovati, yeskeru ddveru Ohledn
syGdcctyi dra Britton a. Evans
IyysloyiI Sc soudcc nasledovnt
@L6kar mel velkt potize spojii
syoie nyndjsi dobrozddni Sc svyr
prynim stanoviskem, ktcr6 zaui
/ nal kdyz s. jednalo o dokazar
pfi soudu yrazedn6m, ze Thuw ies
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-08-18
Move Lincolnovy Gently budou Wy
dany bez inicialek.

ysccky move Lincolnoyy centy
j inicidlkami ". d. -. byly iiz
yydany pokladniho department
tua nyni ysecky ostatni budou W.
ddny bez ttchto pismcn Ncipryc
sc mdlo "a to- re So budou moci
skrtnouti pislnena v. a ID po.
sledni ze BY mohlo zustat pont
Eadz Do TAX nepatrnt a ncnapadne
~ hy dgcela ME ncyadilo Tim
Yuspbcm By mscla byt upraycna
zcela iiui lorma a tTuIo BY 70 II
dni IiyIo tcdy uslanayeno, ably
byla vsccka pismcna skrtnuta a
move gyddui LincolnoyJch crniu
bude vyddno. Prayi 81. " Brcn
ucr klerf uavrhoyal model ma Go-
rt eenty chcc si wit saudm ri
kaz. ably iniciallly icho ucsmtly
.bft miuec odstrautuy AZ do
sud bylo rydduo v celiu % $50.
1000 kusu techto minci a speIulau-
.ti " celfch Spoieufch Statcch ma
.uirb mohli vyitIat ntcon 100000
.d1llaru