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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-01-11

Every one has heard of the remarka-
BILE combats of the Indian mongoose
with venomous snakes. in which little
rikki-tikki-tavi comes off victor. The
fact that the mongoose invariably sur
wives has led TO the suggestion that it
is immune to snake poison Other ami
mails said to be immune are the pig
and the hedgehog. The experiments
of British naturalists show that an
animal of the dormouse family must
be added to the list of the immune
This animal is known as the lerot and
is said to fight fercely with vipers
Large doses of viper's poison were in
jected into one erot, from which in
lection no i'll effects followed On one
occasion a lerot was bitten badly in
the eye by a viper. and no signs Of
poisoning occurred. There can. it is
thought, be no doubt that the lerot is
immune to snake poison.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-01-11
CRACKERJACK
REPORTED SOLD
Spokane Men Receive $780,
900 for Property.

The old Crackerjack mine, now
owned by the Mines company,
located near Elk City, Idaho, has
been sold to California investors
for 5000, 900, so declares M. J.
Kincaid of Elk City, who was in
Spokane Friday, says the Chron-
icle.
The mine is owned principally
by Spokane investors, among the
heavy stockholders being Michael
Sweeny and Harman F. F.Notbohm.
A large amount Of development
work is being done on the prop
erty and several good bodies Of
ore have been uncovered. The
new owners plan to do a large
amount of work in the spring.
Mr.. Kincaid reports that much
work has been done in the
Buffalo Hump district and that
many properties will get into the
producing class during 1912. At
the present time the snow is
heavy throughout the district
and mining operations have been
suspended.
THE mining property referred
to above is in Buffalo Hum, and
has been a well-known producer
in the past. There has been
nothing done on the property the
past year on account of a dis
agreement in the management. ]
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-01-11
The Late Storm.

Last week Portland was in the
grip of what is locally termed a
"silver thaw," a condition pecu-
liar to the Pacific northwest, and
of infreQuent occurrence. The
damage, it is estimated, will ap-
proximate 100000. No lives
were lost so far as known, there
were many narrow escapes and a
few persons were injured by
falling wires, trees and cakes of
ice.
Local records were broken by
a snowfall Of 16 inches Saturday
at Boise. Street car traffic on
the local and interurban lines
was stopped for a time and is
not completely restored. The
Nampa and Arrow Rock dam in
terurbans are blocked. An army
of shovelers opened the line to
Caldwell.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-01-11

mining possibilities which have
not been adequately developed,
owing to lack of suitable means
of transportation. In addition
to the mineral resources the re-
gions tributary to the proposed
railroad are those of agriculture,
timber and stock raising, which
have also suffered from lack of
railroad transportation. - Mining
and Engineering World.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-01-11
EMPIRE COMPANY
WILL BUILD MILL
Spokane Mining Men Plan
Cyanide Plant.

Cyanide Plant.
The Empire Gold Mining COM
pany is planning to install a
cyanide mill on its property in
the Lodge Pole district, near Ed
wardsburg, Idaho.
The property consists Of five
claims, ore having been found on
three of them. The other two
claims are used for a millsite.
Several hundred feet of tunnel
work has been bone on the prop
erty and the tunnel now shows a
three-foot ledge Of ore in the
face, carrying average values of
$42.75.
The Empire Gold Mining COM
pany is owned and controlled by
Spokane investors, the principal
stockholders being DR.. W. H.
Olds, H. A. Taylor, S. j. Fay
and R. G. Hutchinson. Chroni-
Gle.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-01-11
A New Railroad in Idaho.

The mining interests in Idaho
county, Idaho, expect great i'm
petus to be given to mining in
that region through the con-
struction of the Pittsburg & Gil
more railroad down the Salmon
and Snake rivers to Lewiston.
1t is stated that assurances have
been given that work on this en-
terprise will be begun at once.
The proposed railroad will pro-
vide transportation to all the
mining camps Of the Salmon
river and Elk City districts.
The egions have attractive
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-01-11
CONCENTRATES.

From tbs Mining and Scientific Press.
In order that a screw conveyor
may deliver centrallysto a bucket
elevator, it should be equipped
with both right and left-hand
flights placed on opposite sides
Of the elevator.
An amended location notice,
not relocation, should always
be placed upon the ground and
recorded, when changing bound
aries in any way. The difference
between an amended location and
a relocation should be fully un-
derstood. An amended location
is made for the purpose of pre-
serving all the desired rights
and privileges obtained by the
original location. A relocation
is a new location of the ground
of former and abandoned or
forfeited location. If the loca-
ton, it is technically a waiver of
all rights under the previous To-
cation. Still, the exact rights
under a relocation by the original
locator or owner are indertermi-
nate, for both miners and courts
hold that it has some relation
back to the original location, the
strength Of the relation depend
ing mainly upon whether any ad-
verse claimant or intervening To-
cation has come between the two
locations. By making a reloca-
ton instead of an amended loca-
ton, the value of any previous
work is lost for patent purposes.
Agricultural entries on public
land are made subject to any ac-
crued rights, and consequently
the vein of location older han
the agricultural entry or patent,
may be followed into the agricul-
tural land. A location made sub
sequent to the issuance Of the ag-
ircultural patent confers no rght
to follow its vein into the gri-
cultural ground, but the status
Of a piece of agricultural and
between the time when the irst
rights were initiated on it under
the agricultural land laws and
the time of making final proof
and the issuing of the receiv er's
receipt is not known; apparently
any location made before the is
suance Of the receivers receipt
would have extralateral rights
into the agricultural land.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-01-11
Supreme Court ReverSeS
Lower Court.
CENTER STAR MINE NOW FREE
Litigation Held Back Devel-
Opment Past Year,

Word has been received in Elk
City that the supreme court has
reversed the decision of the dis
trict court in the case Of Phillips
vsi Brown, ct al. The decision
in full, has not been received
for publication.
This is the Center Star case in
which Chas. Phillips sued the
owners of the property for COM
mission, claiming he was instru-
mental in making a sale. In the
district court, Judge Steele, de-
cided in favor of Phillips, and
the defendants appealed.
This case has attracted a great
deal of interest here, not only
on the point at issue, but the
tying up of the property by lit
jgation.
\ The point at issue was whether
Phillips was entitled to a COM
mission on the sale that had been
consumated after the contract
made with Phillips had expired,
and the parties he was dealing
with failed to make good.
The Center Star group was
bonded two years ago, to New
York parties for $100, 600, and a
payment of $4,000 was made.
Considerable work was done,
and so far as known, was re-
ported on favorable. The suit
had been decided in the district
court when a payment of $45, ,00O
was due. Neither party at this
time was satisfied to 90 ahead,
until the case had been decided
by the higher court. The New
York parties allowed their bond
to lapse, and the original owners
again took possession and COM
menced work.
While doing development work
last summer, the owners, Messrs
Brown, Murphy and liedemani
opened a fine shoot Of ore, anC
were making arrangements tt
work this winter, when they haC
an offer from eastern parties tt
take over the property. In this
they were still handicapped, but
decided to stop all development
until the case was settled.
Just what action will be taker
now isSundetermined, but if the
property is not bonded, the
owners will start work in a shorr
time.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-01-11
Piano Contest.

The piano contest pulled off by
the Suites Signal, has been closed
and the piano awarded to Miss
Mamie Heater, of Newsome,
who received 208,O0O votes.
Miss Rose McEntee of Grange
vile had 10000, and Miss Efie
Shannon of Sites, $4,000.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-01-11
Old papers for sale at Mining
News Office, 10 cents a bundle.

You can get all the news Ior
80 2 wear IN the Mining News
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-01-11

the consumption of the metal
will permit, the production of
copper in the United States for
1912 may be expected to show a
marked increase.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14
ARMOURTAKES
IN WESTERN
BRANCH
New Manager TO Be in Charge Of
Consolidated Office Of Town
Packing Cos.

Announcement was made today by
John A. Sprott. manager of the
Grand Junction branch of Armour a.
Company that on Monday morning
the Colorado Packing's company Of
flee In this city viii have been merg-
ed with the Armour branch and l..
j. Chapman. formerly of Trinidad
would be In charge as manager The
proposed consolidation has been rri-
mored for several months and in
many parts of the state the branches
have already ben taken over. The
stock of the Colorado company. which
has been in the old Colorado Com
mercial building at sixth and Pit
kin. will he moved tonight and to-
morrow TO the new Armour offices.
Mr.. Sprott. who has successfully
managed the branch for Armour q
Company here. viii continue with the
concern on the road. II. T., Neill
ad Frank Munro. who have been In
charge of the Colorado branch. will
he associated with Armour 4 Compa-
NY but have not yet made their
plans
Manager l.. u. Storm of Swift q
Company was asked this afternoon
in that concern, as rumored, was
about to take over the Western
Packing company here. He denied
the report and declared that no such
plans had ben divulged TO him as
yet, and he did not foresee such n
consolidation.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14
5 Cars of Machin-
erv, I of Dynamite
to High Line Camp

Five carloads of machinery from
the old Gunnison tunnel workings
near Montrose have been loaded on
cars and are now on the way to
this city 20 be delivered to the high
line camp for use there in the tunnel
work.
The west potral of the first tunnel
has been pushed to l12 feet and the
work is going slowly. due to the fact
that the rock in which the men are
working is treacherous, and the tim
ber work must OF necessity follow
very close to the work of boring.
An entire car of giant powder was
unloaded and stored at the camp this
week and will last for over two
months. The tunnel now being bor-
ed requires lot of blasting. Pro-
ject Engineer ]. II. Miner left to-
day for the camp to look over the
work. He says Go men are now reg
ularly employed. The east end of
the tunnel will probably be started
the first of the week.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14
ROCK ISLAND TO
GET c N. RY.?

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver. Dec. 14.--fhis afternoon
in railroad circles II was rumored
that negotiations had already com
menced for the sale of the Colorado
Midland to the Rock Island and that
road would commence n reduction of
passenger and freight rates over its
line in competition with the Rio
Grande. II Is said that n rate of
$l2.29 for II one-way ticket TO Denver
from Grand Junction will be among
the first passenger tariffs published IL
the deal goes through. The report is
generally credited where information
line
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14
ADVICE TO THE FAT.

Sleep but little; never eat
Anything that's fat, or sweet.
Shun tobacco. alcohol:
Eat potatoes, not at all
Beans, rice. puddings. pies abhor.
Never pass your plate for more.
With yonr meals no water take,
Walk until your muscles ache.
Exercise an awful LOT.
Especially II the weather's hot.
Hungry always leave the table.
Eat as little as you're able.
lf you're really faint for food,
Unbuttered toast is very good:
Or If that does not suffice.
Two or three stewed prunes are nice
MIX and cream you must taboo.
Sugar In your coffee. too.
Try this plan two months or three
And III give my guarantee
The advice | give is true
And you'll lose pound or two.
H. II. Cooke, in Life.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14
HOLIDAY FARES FOR
STUDENTS AND TEACHERS

The Denver & Rio Grande railroad
Will sell tickets to all points in Colo
RADIO December 20 and 81, to teach
crs and students having certificates
signed by Superintendent j. Henry
Allen, at one fare for the round trip.
Final return limit January 6. 1913.
For further information call at the
Denver n Rio Grande city ticket Of
flee or phone Junction IL.
w. b. .KENNEY,
[ Adv l2-6-20t1 General Agent.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14
Sentinel Special Service.

sentinel special Service.
Washington, Dec. li-Representa-
tive Lindbergh republican of Minne-
sotnl has submitted Joint resolution
in the house requiring the members
of the money investigating commit
tee of both branches of congress to
file statements of their financial in
terests or affiliations with any bank
ing. loaning or brokerage business,
Representative Lindbergh was the
author of the original money trust
probe resolution. He charges that
some members of the committee are
partial TO the interests involved in
the inquiry.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14
Her,or Buys Dairy Back.

John Heron, former owner of the
Herron's milk depot. has again pur-
chased the sanitary depot outfit and
Is anxious to have his many old GUS
toners again patroniZe him. He will
have the same superlative quality of
milk and cream absolutely clean and
sanitary on sale Depot back of
Miller's candy store 12-i2-3t
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14
Will Delay Date
ofAnnual Meeting
of Fruit Growers

Instead of being held the latter
part of January, the annual meet
ing of the Grand Junction Fruit
Growers association will be held on
February 20. This decision was
reached by the directors of the as
sociation at their meeting held today.
The reasons for the postponement
are many. Most important is that
the auditors are unable TO render Il
complete accounting blythe middle of
January after the close of the books
at the end of the year and the man
agement and directors alike desire
to have the examiners report as full
and exhaustive as possible
The car shortage and other rea-
sons caused a delay in getting out
much of the fruit during the ship
ping season and returns ON much of
the marketed products have not been
received and will not be received be-
fore the middle of January.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14

Do you know that We are the only
firm in Grand Junction that buys ex-
clusively in carload lots direct from
the factory? and for that reason can
save you money over the fellow who
buys In small quantities. All we
want is chance to figure with you.
Bannister Bros. & Silcox. l2-7-im
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14
WOLVES EAT PORTUGUESE.

Associated Press.
Lisbon. Portugal. Dec. Today
four persons'wer devoured by wolves
in the neighborhood of village In
the1province of Beira.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14

Get box of IIilltone Stationery
for her Christmas gift. We offer 100
sheets and 100 envelopes of fine
writing stationery for $l.50, and
will print name or initials In any
color on every sheet, Put up in
pretty holiday boxes at The Sentinel
office.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14
Here from Cameo.

Here from Cameo.
John Mcneil. owner of the Cameo
Mercantile company. is In the city on
business visit. accompanied by his
wife.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14

A one-piece. enameled sink adds
o the appearance Of any kitchen II
Is durable. easily cleaned and when
installed by our workmen you may be
sure that 1t will give the top-notch
Of efficient service. :. e. Mckenzie
The Plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14

Stewart Of De Beque.
l.. T. Stewart. one Of De BeQue's
we'll known citizens. arrived In the
city today on business, and is a guest
at the ST. Regis. -,
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14

Look as much as you like, You will
find nothing that is better than Sc
lection from our splendid display of
Christmas slippers. Mcconnell 4
Lowe (adv)
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14

Miller Gets Home.
Drainage Expert d. G. Miller re-
turned this noon from Canon City,
where he went to attend the farmers
institute. at which he spoke.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14
Here For Meeting.

Here For Meeting.
A. N. McLennon and ]. J. Bridges,
from the upper end of the valley, ar
rived in the city today TO attend the
meeting of the directors of the Grand
Junction Fruit Growers association.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14
Home from Aspen.

IIOHIt TTNII NNTFNH.
Mrs. Charles Kerstetter arrived
home this noon from ASPEN. accom-
panied by her little baby. They have
been visiting friends and relatives for
several days in Aspen.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14

Here on Business Deal. "
T. ]. Devine of Rangely arrived in
the city from the north last night to
spend several days here on busi-
ness. -
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14

Axle grease in 1o-pound buckets.
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14

II you have anything to sell. try
a Want Ad.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14

See us about n saddle made as you
want 1t. Fred Mantey. l2-2-tf
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-14

Sentinel Want Ada get results.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-07-17

kovi. Amerika sc mu dost lib,
jen to pry nemuze pochopit, jak
mGzeme lit jeden cd druheho tax
vzdaleni. Zvyk, "holt', jest dru-
ha pfirozenost. Az zde bude pan
Smutny alespofi rok, vsak on to-
mu taky pfivykne.
- Stavba Farmers Creamery
jde cerstve nahoru, takze polo
vici pffStiho mesice zapocnou jiz
delat maslo. Podilniki jest pres
IS, dilec stoji 800 a nikdo nemn-
ze vlastnit vice nez jeden dilec.
Minulou sobotu odbyvali podilnici
schizi volili nfedniky. Pokud
vim, nasledujfci krajane mali po
dflci: A. Zajic, Jos. Prochazka,
Jos. Plahansky, Tomas Tucek, Jo-
sef Kfiz Il Jan Jelinek.
- Zdeja Prvni statni banka cd
hlasovala zvysenf zakladniho ka-
pitalu ma $4,000 a $1,000 rcserv-
niho fondu. Vetsina podilnikii
jsou zdejI farmafi.
Zpravodaj.
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ZPRAVY z COLEMAN, WIS.

- Panf Cavolion odebrala Sc do
nemocnice v Green Bay, kde Sc
musila podrobiti operaci ma zluco-
We kamfnky. Pfeju j brzkfho IL,
zdraveni.
Manzelka Josefa Gabriela y
PiIsen prijela ma nekolikadenni
navstevu svych ditek.
- Tomas Liska 2 Pilsen pfijel
sem "a dillezitou zalezitostf a pfi
te pfilezitosti navstfvf zdejsf sve
pfatele.
= Jiff Knst manzelkou zavf-
tall sem ma nekolikadenni navst6-
WI sveho syna jeho rodiny.
- Jan Hojda utrpel citelnou
ztratu. Za prudk6 elektricke bou.
re uderil blesk do jeho stale u
smrtil mu diva p6kn6 kon6.
-- Manzelim Decleinovym pfi-
nesla vrana zdravou dcerusku. --
BIahopfeji rodicGm k darku tax
vzacnemul
- Jiff Kralovetz byI po neko-
Iik dni upoutan ma lhzko nemoci,
ale jiz Sc zotavil tax dalece. ze Sc
miize prochazeti.
- Josef Brauzo byl povolan do
Oconto a zdrM Sc tam n6kolik
dni.
- Paul Cavolion odjel do Green
Bay ma navStevu sve nemocne ma
tky a zdrzi Sc tam nekoIik dni.
- Marketa Sessman odjela ma
n6kolik dni do Blackcreek navsti-
Wit sv6 rodice.
- John +. Wocbos odjeI dne 3.
Geryence Sc svou miIOu do Lena,
ably tam oslavili sv. dzulaj.
j. +. W., zpravodaj.
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ZPRAVY z NEWFIELD, N. Y

- Name inc II pfi tom nepoho-
du. JN tfeti den pfeprchava a
prace jde spatne od ruky, TAX ze
neni mono dostat Sc ku pfedu.
- G. Bousa pfisel o konG, KITE
rGho prav6 Y pf1tomne dobG veli-
ce postrada. Pro6ez, pani rolnici,
pozor ma novou pici, jest tfeba
trochu opatrntji touto krmit
- Ma draze Lackawanna uda-
10 Sc pfi vyIetu velke nestGsti, jez
81 vyzadalo znacne mnozstvi ob6ti
ma zivotech lidskych. Nestestf to
zavineno bylo tim, ze byl strojve-
douci opily.
- Spolek Pfemysl Otokar po-
fadal nedeli dne 7. Gervence
piknik, kteryz sc znamenitf vyda-
fil Zdalo Sc, jakoby sama pfiro-
da chteIa uciniti skolnim ditkam
velikOu radost Den byl velice
krasny a navsteva velice slusna a
vsichni nGastnici bavili sc srdecne
a nenucent, Pan ucitel nacviGil
$ ditkami bohaty program nanej-
vys peclivt a kazde cislo pfedne-
seno bylo zakem neb zakyni TAX
zdarile, ze obecenstvo bylo unese-
no odme1ovalo male deklamato-
ry hlucnym potleskem. zakim
rozdany byly odm6nu
jejich pile RUNE darky. Vsak ami
oni nezapomneli ma sveho usitele,
p. Antonina Viskocila, "a jeho IL
prfmnou snahu a pill, jakou Sc
podjal nastudovani mimi jedno-
tlivych cisel, a odmenili jej mi
lynn darkem, kteryz pan uGitel, mi
lie jsa prekvapen, prijal a srdecne
Jim podek0VaV, uJlstll Je, re nlkdy
ma ne nezapomene a ze pokud silly
jeho staci. pracovati bude pro
zdar eeske skoly. Tim potesil ne
jen ditky ale jejich rodice a pri-
znivce eeske skoly. Mel jsem po-
teseni seznamiti sc ma vyletu tom
$ pani Musilovou, jez Sc dostavila
Sc svym manzelem k naSi zaba-
We. zel jen, ze pro naval prace
nemel jsem mnoho Gasu, abych 81
5 mimi jak nalezi pohovofil. Dou-
fam vsak, ze Sc jest6 sejdeme a
pax 81 to vynahradime, S nctou
Wopat.
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ZPRAVY z BEE, NEBR.

- Ctvrty cervenec oslaven byl
II mas, jako obycejne, velmi vese-
lie. Iabava, poradana ZCBJ., W.
darila Sc znamenite, bylot strzeno
asi $345.75.
- Pocasi letos jest pramizer-
ne. Sucho jest ma dennim porad-
ku a hork6 jizni vetry snad nam
vSe spali Pastviny jsou sucha a
kdyby tam co bylo, zajist6 by to
sh0relo.
- Krajan John Hromas jest jiz
delA cas- upoutan ma lnzko. Pre-
jcme mu. by Sc V brzku uzdravil
ably Sc mohl op6t prochazeti po
ulici.
- Minulou nedf mas navstivil
starry znamy oblibeny hostinsky
pan Smolik Brainard, Nebr. -
Tez p. Karel Sfava Bruno, Neb.,
prijel Sc podivat ma sve zname a
jak ma mem videti, musi Sc mu
dariti znamenit6.
- Ma 4. cervence zavitali k nam
starr znami PIP. Josef a Frantisek
Wondrove 2 Bruno, Nebr.
49, Pan Jos. Moravec od Dwight
koupil cd Stepana Maixnera st.
farmu o $50 akrech "a 10000 dol.
Lard akr.
- zn6 jsou jiz skon6eny a mia
ceni jest v plnem proudu a ma
ySech strandch Sc ozyyaii parni
piStaly. PSenice vydaii asi od 10
buslh nahoru.
- Nas mistr koyafskf John
Dolezal ma neustale pine ruce
prdce a hi W. mu mei mimi do,
sti dohfe.
- Pan John kastl byl Y Saun.
derS okreSu ma navst6v3 svtch
pfiiel a znamych,
Pan J. ] Pelan yyprodal
syAi stfilni ohehod iiuouArados.
~ Nelier nera.li ltraeime pana
relana re stfedu nasehu.
- Take mas "a dlouhf Sas na-
vsiivll Ease p. Vac rfihyl. eeslus
iici ir,lnaiel "rukroku 2Apadn
Josef Rlalek is,lnatsl
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ZPRAVY z HAY SPRINGS,
NEBRASKA

Number, Hello Number,
please 49,. ha ano. jest to zna-
my milf HAS Aneiky Pliskovy,
JED nam nyni odpoyida z centrally,
- Minulou sobotu veser icla
skupina mladteh lidi Y automohi.
In. kterti Sc pfryrhl Vsiehni w.
yazli Sfastnt. pouxe iednnmu mia,
demu hoehu hyla uoha IVA dyou
misteeh tlomenas Tfrha tiec opa-
trnostil
vyehodnieh kupea ma kone a
a hoysxi 1ohytek Jest Ia losii a
E,la 81, ie eena Jest dohra, lcpSi
NED loni NSkalik kar dohytka
poslAne byla minulou sobotu 10
trhu a ulerS ssse nSkolik kAr
koni l.stesniho roku .asali ~
stitcls sasilai lahytek 10 lrhu ~
NEE q mssie drive nsi leui. panS
vaii psstsa hyla EnsmsnitA 40
hy'ek = ryehle sprawl
otimnl Tito iesi pa~kane.
rrAmsrsm hylo ysa.ir ies,i pak