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cured the home for the feeble minded
at that place.
R. L. Hardy, President . and
Manager, is a hardware man Of long
experience. He was for some Gears
salesman for r. c. Josey' g. tccMrany
and later organized the Futrell- Hardy
Hardware COMPANY now. ia Hardy
Hardware Company. He is prog.es>.> G
and public spirited citizen, ain avs in
the front rank oe ANY movement look
ing toward civic Improvement.
S. G. Pegram, Secretary, is a. rative
Of Washington, N. O., where he was a
member Of the firm Of the Pegram-W Wat
son Hardware Company. He is bu-
iiness man Of recognized ability ald
keenly alive to the requirements of tl.,
hardware business.
Perhaps no other mercantile estab-
lishment has been more LARGELY iderti
fed with or contributed more fully to
the commercial growti. md prosperity
Of Scotland Neck AMI Halifax county
than the Hardware Company.
Mr.. c. E. Tadlock is a stockholler
in the firm, formerly with the Shields
Commissary, and native of Windsor
N. C., popular and efficient.
Three efficient statesmen in store ia
properly conduct the business. Mr..
Il. e. Madry, Frank Cross and Bonnie
J Woodland.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-13

usual opportunities are offered for the
lure Of the unwary, and when the pub
lie can get their machines from and
have them repaired by establishments
with whom they are well acquainted,
and Of whose honesty and square deal
ing they are well assured, it is a boon
not to be lightly considered All this
the n. A. Riddick Motor Car Co., Of
fers the people Of this section. Every
effort is. made to give satisfaction in
all branches Of the business, and the
public has every reason to feel conf
dence in their integrity and fair deal
ing.
=. 4. Riddick, General Manager of
this rapidly growing and fourishing
business, is a keen young business man
and one Of recognized ability. He is
a hustler and booster and a firm be-
lever i'll the future of his town and
county, the welfare and prosperity Of
which he is doing his utmost to pro
mote. Mr.. Riddick is a Director oil
the Scotland Neck Board OF Trade,
and takes an active interest in any
thing tending to improve this and the
surrounding country. By close atten-
ton to the details Of his business he
has met with a large measure Of sue
cess IN a commercial way, and at the
same time has earned well deserved
popularity by his unfailing courtesy
and fair treatment Of everyone with
whom he comes in contact.
Mr.. J. G.. Riddick, who has charge
Of the Henderson branch of the bust
ness, and is. also the salesman for the
company, is young man of sterling
worth, and has proved his ability in
the amount Of business produced by the
concern. There are few young men
who have accomplished so much in
craftsmanship, and is held in higher re-
gard than Mr.. J. G. Riddick, who is O.
native of this town.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-13
HARDY HARDWARE COMPANY
1.-THE HARDWARE HUSTLERS'
Hardware, Mill Supplies, Farm Ma
chinery

In speaking Of the institutions that
are striving to make Scotland Neck a
bigger and buster place by bidding for
the patronage Of the surrounding coun-
try, we cannot in justice fail to make
special mention Of the Hardy Hardware
Company. This business was establish
cd in 1906 and has been growing in po-
Dularity ever since. They carry what
is probably the best selected stock Of
hardware in this section Of the State
and make a speciality Of farm machin-
orv and mill supplies.
Amnog the well know lines are the
P. & O. Pillow Co., Oliver Chilled P1ow
Works goods and international Agri-
cultural lines. Chattanooga Flows, L. &
NJ. Paints. Richmond Stoves and Coles
Hot Blast Stoves. also Hackney Wag-
ons. Buggies, bought in car load lots,
and Flanagan Buggies. In addition
20 the commodious store the company
nnerates two LARGE warehouses. One of
The principal commodities handled and
one for which there is large sale is
Ped Cedar Shingles, which they bought
N car load lots.
institutions of this kind with estab-
'ished regulations steadilv mainainetI
through many years Of business deal
ings, which have made and held Gus
toners by studying their wants and
supplying them, are the commercial
backbone Of a community.
DR.. I. NJ. Hardy, the President Of the
Company, who lives at KinstoT, is one
Of the best known and most progress
i've medical men Of the State, and Sc
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pany, is thoroughly acquainted with
the requirements Of the grocery trad
ing public in the city and makes ever
effort to meet these requirements at
all times. He believes in prompt a
tention to orders and prompt delivery
Of goods; and further, in handling only
high grade Of goods, and with these
ends constantly in view, together WITH
determination to sell at moderate
prices, he is fast "making good IN
the mercantile arena of the city anI
county. Mr.. Harrison is wide-awake
public spirited man, keenly alive to the
commercial needs Of the community
and actively interested in anything for
its betterment.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-13
MINT COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
j. e. ROUSE, sUPERINTEND-
ENT
A Model Plant For The Manufacture
C Popular Beverages

The old aaage that Cleanliness is
next to GodIiness is practiced in the
plant of the Mint Cola Bottling Com
pany. This concern is the only bot
Ting plant in Scotland Neck, and is
doing thriving business in this and
the adjacent counties. A new and mod
ern building, located on the railroad
tracks is occupied, and the plant is
ner. A bottling machine, washing ma
chine and pneumatic machine are OPP
Grated, and two auto delivery wagons
are in the service of the company. Mint
Cola and other popular beverages are
bottled here, and all the surroundings
are most sanitary, every care being ia
ken to have the work done in a heal
thy, wholesome manner. That the pro-
ducts Of the company are popular is
evidenced by the ever increasing de-
mand for them in this and the sur
rounding territory, and during the busy
season large force Of employees are
required to meet the demands Of the
large and growing trade.
The Mint Cola Bottling Company is
owned by the Burroughs-Pittman
Wheeler Company, and is under their
personal management.
Mr.. Rouse the superintendent is a
man Of pleasing personality, affable
and agreeable in manner, and at the
same time a most efficient and capable
business man and thoroughly acquaint-
ed with the requirements Of his posi-
ton. He'll is progressive and public
spirited and always ready to assist in
any forward movement.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-13
JOE ARRISON-GROCERI FOR
CASH.-LOW PRICES AND GOOD
GOODS

Here is another establishment that.
by doing cash business, is enabled
to offer exceptional bargains to it's
patrons. Joe Harrison has been estab
Hshed in business in Scotland Neck Tor
a little less than a year, having started
his present business in April 1915, but
by the fair and square business me
thods and high grade of goods carried,
has already built up an enviable re-
putation and trade that is most graft
flying. Mr.. Harrison, who was for sew
en- years a clerk for Edwards & Com
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-13

thriving business and are known r,
and wide for the excellence Of tbo;.
products and their fair treatment u
employees.
The Scotland Neck Mills are an mol
ern buildings, we'll lighted ana wen
ventilated, assuring the greatest possi.
BILE comfort and convenience to the ~.
eratives, and the management ALWAYS
have the welfare Of those under them
at heart.
Such institutions as this, EMPLOYING
labor and distributing large amounts
Of money, are the commercial back
bone Of a Community; and, besides
are the best advertisers any town or
city can have, distributing is far and
wide, as they do and making its name
known in quarters where it would else
be unheard Of.
A. NJ. Mcdowell, President of the
company, is one of the most prominent
business men Of this County. and. in
fact, Of Eastern North Carolina. A
sketch Of him appears elsewhere in this
issue.
Henry T. Clarke, Secretary Treasurer
Of the Company, is a young man Of bu-
sinses ability and prominently identif-
ed with local enterprises, being Treas
urer of the Home Building and Loan
Association, and President Of the Scot
land Neck Board Of Trade.
w. II. Mcdowell, the Superintendent
is q nephew Of President Mcdowell He
is a young man of excellent and often
proven executive ability, and the best
Of feeling exists between him and the
employees, and by the employees for the
management through him. While sery-
ing the management Of the concern to
the best Of his ability, and producing
results which have been most satisfa;-
tory, Mr.. Mcdowell yet has managed
to maintain the good will Of those serv-
ing under him.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-13
THE SCOTLAND NECK BANK
Has Been and Is Now One of the Ch1et
Factors in TIE Up-Building Of Scot
land Neck and tie Surrounding
ing Territory. Oldest in
County

The remarkable stability end the =
nancial progress III the banking busl-
naes in Halifax county, has kept pace
with it's material development. This
fact is brought most forcibly to our no
ticA by the condition and the splendid
management Of the affairs Of the old
est. and one OF the most enterprising
aud progressive banking institutions LII
the entire section. The Scotland Neck
Bank considered one Of the foremost in
adopting modern ideas, founded on
safe, sound, and conservative methods
III the conduct Of is financial business
is q bulwark ef strength. Organized
go years ago with capital stock o.
100000. The Scotland Neck Bank has
since its founding been more largely
Instrumental in the development OF
this community and this entire section
Of the country, than any other enter
prise. It has constantly extended its
H39fuence and financial aid to all 'lass-
e3 Of our people, from the huilder OF
bslo uuIllDlcSU HOHIc3 W Cilt 60 ttIi
wtalthiest undertakings. It's activities
necessitated increases OF capital from
time to time, and today they have "A
capital stock Of twenty five Thousand
dollars, surplus Of twenty thousand
dollars, deposits Of more than three
hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
lars, having leans and discounts Of
moro than two hundred and thirty
THOUSAND dollars, means this Bank has
made a splendid record in the volume
Of business, that is excelled by few.
They have Savings Department
which pays per cent interest COM
pounded quarterly, feature that is i'm
nensely popular with the public Of all
classes, evidenced by the continued in
this department.
Tae collection Of accounts Of firms,
corporations, and Of individuals and
prompt returns, is another feature Of
this enterprising institution that has
been most valuable to the business
community.
The home of The Scotland Neck
Bapk is at the corner of Main and 10th
streets, in their own modern three story
btiding, which is one Of the most I'M
udsing business structures in the town,
completely equipped with the modern
haalS fixtures and furniture. Nothing
II cost or mechanical skill has been
spared in making this banking house
attractive, comfortable, and safe FOL
He carrying out of it's business affairs
Absolute safety of funds and securi
ties are provided for in the installation
OF Mosler manganese steel vault
protected by q fire proof vault of the
latest construction, and supplied will
i. double time and automatic combina
tiap lock, that will battle the efforts Oh
the most skilled burglars.
Che management of this bank is one
Of the finest examples Of public spiri
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and huSineSS acumen not often seen III
enterprises Of it's kind and consequent
ly thew have made a record for regu-
larity in paying dividends, and adding
to tie surplus and undivided profits
handsome SUM annually. Since the or
f~anization of The Scotland Neck Bank
il has from the first enjoyed the
complete confidence Of the public. Pro
gressive, sound and reasonable bank
ing methods have placed it in the rank
as one of the leading financial houses
in Eastern North Carolina.
It is not strange therefore, that the
people of Scotland Neck and this en-
tire section take an unusual pride In
this institution, which is rejecting
credit upon the entire community as
well as upon an energetic and progress
Two management.
The character Of it's management and
the reasons for it's extraordinary sue
cess may be perhaps suggested best by
a glance at the list Of officers and di-
rectors, which are as follows:
The Chairman Of the Board is Mr.. A.
Mcdowell, widely known as one Of this
sections most prominent and substan
tian citizens, who is President of the
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Co.;
President Of Scotland Neck Cotton
Mills; President Of East Scotland Neck
Land and Improvement Co.-and one
Of the wealthiest men in the section.
Mr. G. Hoffman, the President Of the
Bank, is directing head and part owner
Of M. Hoffman and Bro.-the oldest and
largest mercantile establishment in
Halifax county Mr.. p. C. Gregory Of
Tiilery, in this county, is wealthy
merchant and planter and lumber man
ufacturer and progressive citizen.
Mr.. J. III. Alexander, Jr., the Cashier,
is a young man who is interested in
various financial, commercial, and in
dustrial enterprises Of Scotland Neck
cognized as an authority on the details
Of modern and approved banking me-
thods, and is one Of the most progress
i've and live-a-wake citizens to be
found anywhere. Mr.. Hugh johnson,
Assistant Cashier is a popular, efficient
young banker. Other directors are Mr..
! F. P. Shields, wealthy planter; Mr.. P.
! l.. Salisbury, member Of the firm Of
| r. W. Salisbury & Bro. Of Martin
| county-large planters and bankers;
and Mr.. M. Hoffman of the firm of
| M. Hoffman 6 Bro, W. II. Mcdowell,
| Manager Of the Scotland Neck Cotton
| Mills and largely interested in East
| Scotland Neck Land Improvement Co.,
| aad Mr.. T. B. Wheeler, which completes
O. Board Of Directors that for business
leadership, for financial solidity, and
for the strictcst integrity is not to be
surpassed by any banking house any
whore.
One Of the most commendable fea-
lures about the officers and Directors
Of The Scotland Neck Bank, is that
they are broad gagged, and public
spirited men, who have always lent
their time and means to any movement
having for it's object the further and
continued up-building OF Scotland Neck
and this entire section of the state.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
M'KINlEY
Cibson to Have Boy Scouts

Cibson to Have Boy Scouts
An organization of Boy Scouts is
to be formed at Gibson within .
few DAYS with about 50 members.
A scout master to have charge of
the work is expected to arrive at the
camp next week from Denver. The
Victor-American company will bear
al the expenses of organizing the
Scouts and will buy the uniforms
and pay the scouts master his salary
SO that there will be no expenses
on the members. The boys of Glib
son and the other Victor-American
camps are enthusiastic over the pro-
positiop.-GaIlup Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
This County Suits Hin

This County Suits Hin
Mr.. Trimbie and father -in-1aw w.
Walters, accompanied A. d. Fisher
on a rea, estate expedition Tuesday.
After travelling extensively over the
state in search of a suitable loea-
ton. Mr.. Trimble stated that no.
where else had he found q country
that suited him like this. He ex-
pects to locate in the vicinity
Mills Developer.
Ciinats an1 HssltA Here
DR.. r. J. C,o.sinan, received .
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
LINCOLN
Returns From x. c.

Wilbur Coe of Glencoe Lincoln
county has been to Kansas City to
study proper methods of breeding
registered cattle. Wilbur is the son
of Frank Coe. the well known sto"t-
man and horticulturist OF Lincoln
county. The C,e ranch is nm The
Rnidoso river md is one of the hest
improved stock ranches and fruit
farms in southern New Mexico
Tucumcar; American.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
Bride for Cuadalnpa

Residents of Guadalupe and vicini-
~ are working to have the Board
Of County Commissions grant them
a bridge across the Pecos river at
that town. Fort Sumner people are
heartily in favor of this movement
and have signified their Willingness
to assist them.-Ft. Sumner Leader.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
GUADALUPE
Faith in The Future

The imposing and substantial new
building of the Charles llfe'd Com
pany at Santa Rosa has been COM
pleted and the company has trans
ferred a portion Of its immens" stock
of goods carried at this point .
The erection of this new hui ding
is a wonderful asset for this '-rme-
date section and it's evidence Of
our community's healthy growth and
prosperity; and the Ilfeld Company
is to be congratulated for its' faith
in the future development of Gra-
dalupe ,county-also its enterprise
and progressiveness.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
Pecos Valley Cow Tops Market

a registered 5 year Old He-tofu
cow, one of a carload shipped to
Amarillo, Tex. topped the market
there, when sold asst week. The
price was $32s. This speats we'll
for the cattle being turned out by
the Pecos Valley Breeding Farm. and
Messrs. De G%raftenreid and Day
bread, the owners, are fully entitled
to that smile that won't come off"
FIT. Sumner Leader.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
LUNA
sf.rts Biz Chicken Rareh

F. N. Laugh-an. who owns two
of the finest 20-acre farms in the
valley. aside from his large r'rch
interests in Te~as. has wisely de"'d,
ed that poultry raising Is . good
thing here. and has accordingly pur-
chased 1000 prre bred White !"g'
horns from a Los Angeles hatchery
and will make it 1000 in the course
of a short time. figuring that shout
five months from now he viii be
MARKETING about 1000 to 1900 eggs
per day.
His daughter. Louise, n OF our
wide awake high school eir's. has
also launched in the business. her
first shipment being 800 chicks OF
the same strain. She will not only
conduct a little poultry business OF
her own. but will import baby chicks
for any of her Young friends or any
one else who desires to engage in
the profitable industry Of poultry
raising.
Our market for eggs and poultry
is inexhaustible. -Deming Graphic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
New Theatre for Silver City

1t is understood that plans are I'M
der way for the erection Of . iarue
new theatre in Silver City to be-. .
combined theatre and moving pic
ture house. The lessees W" he
Adolph Schultz and associates Of the
Princess theatre. The new theatre
will cost it is understood apprONi-
m.trly $4,000 and will combine all
late features in moving picture
houses with inclined floor, ind'v'd al
upholstered seats and large stage for
the presentation Of drama. 1t is
also understood that Mr.. Schultz will
install the latest machines e.ectri'
cal effects, typhon system Of ven
talat'on steam hest. ladies retiring
room etc.-Silver' City Enterprise.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
new MEXICO.
NEWS REVIEW. z:
GRANT q;
Many Nav Ssstlsfs

o. G. King. justice Of the peace
of precinct 10. Animas, spent Thurs
day in the city. Judge King says
hundreds of homestead ehtrymen
have filed on lands in the Animas
Valley under the 640.acre homestead
law within the last month and that
the southern part of the county
is setting up rapidly win en;eyn". I.
Silver City Enterprise.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-09
Three Important Meetinss

There were three important meet
ings at the court house this week
Wednesday afternoon. February Il,
viz: the Mimhres Valley Creamery
Association. the Luna County Tele-
phone Association and the Luna
County Farmers Mutual Fire In
surance Association. All of these are
of much interest to our farmers and
it is hoped that there will be a
very large turnout.
Our farmers are waking up to
their needs and are realizing more
and more every day that they must
cooperate If they are to reap the
greatest measu of success.-Dem'
ing Graphic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-13
MULTIMILJORNAJI.

V Chicago imamo Stir pCsamez-
nike in tri dedScme, katerih do
hodki znaSajo wee kakor po en- mi
lion dolarjev na lctO. Kakor je
videti, smO torej V Chicago pray
zaprav revezi. Res Sc ne hi smell
proved bahati, ce ne hi bila V teh
pOdatkih majhna pomota; nam
rec sedem Jill je, Xxi plaGujejo V
resnici davek od miljonSkih do
hodkov. Steer je pa javna tajnost,
da imamo hvaiabogu re Sc nekaj
wee takih, Xxi spravijo svoj million
eek ma leto, lie da SO dovolj pre-
vidni, ola ne povedo tega radoved-
ni davcni Oblasti.
PlacaiOci multimil.jonarji 50
sledeGi:
Marshall Fieldova zapuScina,
cenjena ma 225,0OO.OO 600 z letnim
dOhodkom cd 10 mill. dol;
j. Ogden Amouriev imetek
125,0O0.0O dolarjev z letnim do
hodkOm 5 mill. dol;
Harold f. McCormickov imetek
$1,000. 900 dolariev 2 letnim do
hodkom 100000 dol;
Cyrus III. McCormickOv imetek
30 miljonov dolariev q letnim do
hOdkOm 100000 dol;
Nettie +. McCormickin imetek
q miljonov dolarjev 2 letnim do
hodkom 1,075.0O0 dol;
Otto Youngova zapuScina &c.
100000 dol. z letnim dohodkom
100000 dol;
G. F. Swiftova z~apuscina o.
100000 dol. z letnim dohodkom
1,O25.OOO dol.
Revezev, XII imajO mani kak0r
million, pa vendar wee kakor pol
miljOna letnega dohodka, imamo
v Chicago petnajst med 100000
IN 100000 Jill "zasluzi" enajst {;
med 100000 in 400. 900 osemnajst :;
med 100000 in 5000 petna.jst {;
med 100000 in 100000 petindvaj-
set.
&c hi imeli lie tist0, kar je pri
teh imetkih in dohodkih zamolca-
mega, pa hi brez nevolje placali
davek. cetudi hi bill precej visok.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-13

Chicaski DRAWN pravdnik Hoy
ne pravi, da je bio pri zadnjih
p%rimarnih volitvah IS. wardi
Oddanih Gez 1000 sleparskih gla-
SOW. Tudi ma tucatc zensk je ode
lalo" v raznih precinktih. V 6.
precinktu so bill trije volilni sod
niki z dvema klerkoma aretirani,
ker je prislo pc zakljuGku v%olitev
ma 'nepojasnjen naGim" g. listkov
wee v FARO, nego .je bilo Oddanih
glasOv. PlacevalO Sc .je "a glasOve
po | do 9 dolarja. V casu splOSne
draginje je TO p%ravzaprav pO ce-
nj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-13

SodiSee V Florence, sc, je OBJ
sOdilO Osem castnikov nemSkega
parnika Liebenfels, ker so name,
mona potopili ladjo V charletOnski
luk, vsakega ma leto dni zapora in
500 dol. globe. PotOpli so parnik
dine 81. januaria, ko je NemGija
naznanila submarinsko kampanjo
I'm je bio rricakovati, da Sc preki-
nejo diplOmaticni stiki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-13

A. f. Of l.. ina konferenco, na
kateri hoGe obravnati staliSce a.
meriskega delavstva nappam soda
MENU %politiGnemu polozaju. Te-
mu pOsvetovanju DO treba posve-
titi paznjo. &c Sc vzame V poStev,
da je Gompers clan "Narodnega
obrambnega sveta,'' 81 JIG lahko
misliti, kakSni bodo predlogi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-13

Ako citas P~roletarca, pa spo-
xnas, da je dober list in te Gamma,
tedaj ga pokaE Be tovarisu in mu
ga priporoGi, da DO tudi on to 1--WE
del, kar lives ii in Sc raucil, Cesar
sc uciS Il. To DO dusevni dobiGek
xate in xanj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-13

Zarotniski procesi v Ameriki sc
mnoze. Kolik0 Zarot je resnicnih,
koliko napihnjenih, koliko izmiS-
'ljenih, maj ugane vrag. Ma eni
strani sc dobe vedno fanati6ni lju-
die, ma drugi pa povecava strah
boil kakOr najmoGnejsi teleskOp.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-13

MornariSki tajnik Daniels ape
Ira ma casOpisje, mai ne porota
niGesar o gibanju parnikov. -
Dokler prihaja vlada lie $ takim
apelom, sc il lahko ugodi. Sploh
bi bilO pametnee, &c hi ostaaa pri
tenn, kakor ola skusa.jo vpeliavati
rusko-avstri.isko cenzuro.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-13

IL FL Paso, Tex, poroGajO, da je
baje Carranza sam G posebnim ku-
rirjem postal WiasOnu Zimmerma-
nOvo motto, $ katero .je ia predlagal
zvezo Nemcije 2 MehikO in JapOn-
sko. OdkOd vedo to has v FL Pa
so, nam nj Znano.