davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-03
w1TTER BROS. .... Auctioneers 45 HEAD OF CATTLE AT i. AUCTION on the New London County Fair =
 Grounds
 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1920. :.
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at 9 a. m.


 at a. m.
 Having sold one of my farms and not being able to get help. l slaii sell my entire dairy herd of Reg. Ayr shires. My cattle have won a large number of prizes at the fairs for many years. The herd consists of 4 bulls 20 milking COWS and heifers. the bal- anee being ? year olds. yearlings and calves. This herd is headed by dairy bull. His sire, Ryanogue Peter Pan, was an imported bull with Advance Reg. backing. His dam was Aucharbrage White Rose Imp, with , A. k. records.
 One yearling bull, a downright good individual, of good type, sired by Mon-. arch of Mansfield at Storrs, out of stella of Mansfield. with 3 A. R. rec l 0rdS, now l+ years old and still in the college herd; bull calveS sired by Peter Rose. Quite a number of fresh cows and heiefers, giving a good quantity at present; some to calye later III the fall some fine year olds, yearlings and calves-nO hothouse stuff; cattle that have been raised in open sheds in hte winter and can get l 2 llVl7g and grow fat right here on d these New England hills. among the white birch and cedars. An Ayrshire will give more milk for the feed she l consumes than any COW on earth. One pair of stags years old, 3 yearling bulls (grade), 5 yearlins 1 heifers.
 This is the fourth annual auction at the Falr Grounds. As my predeces- a sor; have done, l shall try and do have a good honest sale for the high 5 1ollax. Come to the best county fair a in New England; loo head of Ayr q shire cattle on the grounds last year. E Catalogues at sale.
 At the close of this sale, A. c. E Williams of Lebanon, will sell ? standard bred colts, and years 2 old.
 GEORGE 4. KAHN. E Yantic. Conn. aug30MWFM G
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-03
FOR SALE

Seven room Cottage and acres land, located on State road and trolley line. This i: a great opportunity for some
 one. Must be sold at once, and price very low. House built only 5 years, and equipped with bath room, running, fine spring water, electric lights, ard new hot air heater installed WithsA a year. For further particulars, inquire
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-03

THERE Is no advertising medium in Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bulle- tin for bItsiness results
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-03
FOR SAIL.

FOR sAlE.
 First class 250-aere farm. pleasant location, man improved state road, mail and telephone service. excellent 12-room house. large barns, silo, Ice- house, garages. poultry houses for 1,0eS nenS, sheds and outbutIdings, all in good condition. 100 acres smooth, fertile teIds.. 100 acres spring wAtered pastures, balance woodland. stream through farm, running spring water al buildings, $5.b0G, s1.000 cash,
 Tryon's Agency. WfIlimantic. CeRn.
Evening journal., 1920-11-19

The Carr family. members OF which
an boast that one of them cave
Ner In he Mayilow y, and that
Ne other members had settled here
cfore 1850. Is, as II should be, OF
orv ancient origin AS is so often
h. case. here are two theories TO
hoose from concerning The family 5
rixin-One that it originated in
rance and was introduced into Eng
and by William The Conqueror, from
lor1nandy. and The other that II
ririnated In England.
There is no doubt that some OF
ne Carrs in England took their name
rom the local dialects In which the
Vord car was frequent and OF Varl-
MS meanings. In many places IN
inCland a car was a wood or a
rove Of alder trees growing In a
.ollOw: in AnglO-SaNon a car was
lock. In Lincolnshire dialect u
ignifes merely a gutter, and In Gel
ic il meant any sort Of fertilization.
from any. or seVcral-of these cans
he name hay have been taken.
Those who believe in the Norman
lr.g'n look to the French Baron Kerr
n their ancestor. whose descendants
n England. it is said, were for some
eason called Carr. The greatest
Evening journal., 1920-11-19
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evidence in favor OF this derivation
is The fact that The armorial bear
lngs OF the korrs on IN. continent are
identical with those used by many
Of the Cars In England u may be,
however, ihat the English Cars
adopted the arms Of the Kerrs be-
cause Of ihe similarity OF the names.
| Anyway the name arose som how
and so long ago that nobady is
quite sure how. And the family was
an old and respected one In England
in the latter part Of the sixteenth
century. when The annals Of the
American Cars assume importance.
In New England many OF the name
trace descent 90 four brothers, VIII
Lam, Benjamin. George and James
/ Carr, all of whom came to thls
country in earliest Colonial days
Georg3 clme on the storic May
flower as ship carpenior.
Watch This column for your name
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
A Good Spring Tonic
Il There Ever Was Time When People
Needed Spring Tonic. IL Is
Right Now.

So many people have had Colds,
Grippe, Influenza and other diseases
which have lowered their vitality, that
physicians say many are liable TO develop
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people who are weak, rundown from
overwork. worry, brain tire, improper
nourish ment during the war and the after
effects OF Influenza. Pneumonia and other
weakening diseases. Sold by Druggists,
90 cents. Special stronger and more ac-
tiye) 90 cents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
ABANDONED HOPE OF
APTUR|NG DELAWARE
Republican Suffrage Leaders Un-
certain Whether to Keep
on or Let Go.
Special Dispatch From Every Evening =
Washington Correspondent

Special Dispatch From Every Evening
Washington Correspondent
Washington, April l9.-Republcan
leaders apparently have abandoned hope
Of inducing the Legislature of Delaware to
ratify the Equal Suffrage Amendment to
the United States Constitution. They
admit the situation is desperate" and
fear greatly for the effect failure to ratify
may have on the Republican fortunes in
the coming campaign.
Senator Wadsworth of New York,
however, takes different view. He says
Republicans will not, as consequence of
such action, suffer any evil results.
II am glad the little State has suf-
ficient self-respect to resent interference
by outsiders in her affairs" said Senator
Wadsworth. ''She got her back up and
rightly so. This is a matter which concerns
Delaware and she should be left free to
ratify or not, rs she sees ft"
VIII Hays, chairman of the Republican
National Committee, doesn't know wheth-
er to hang on or let go of the situation in
Delaware. He is said to have frankly
admitted the leaders made an error when
they invaded the Diamond State in the
interests of suffrage, but it will be most
difficult to retire completely from the
scene and it is equally difficult to continue
the campaign.
The outside contingent" which is
campaigning in the interests of equal
suffrage in Delaware. has moderated its
efforts. Conferences among leaders have
frequently taken place, but in the main
they have been barren of results.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19

having been continuously reelected a
member. He always attended the NEE tings
oi this committee in Washington and be-
cause of his familiarity with war condi-
tiOns and his practical knowledge Of chap
ter activities, was most wise and helpful
counsellor commanding the respect and
affection Of his associates. The American
Red Cross extends ITS sincere sympathy to
the Delaware Chapter and to the members
of General Birds family in the loss, in
which it shares, of an esteemed and honor
ed chairman, a valiant officer IN the
service of his country and a patriotic citl-
zen. Sincerely yours, Livingston Farrand,
chairman, Central Committee.
Philadelphia, April IA, 1920.
''My dear Mr. Scott: May convey
through YOU to your chapter, the SYM
pathy we feel in the loss which YOU have
sustained in the death of your chairman,
General Bird? We remember gratefully
his unselfish action in resignlng from the
Red Cross Central Committee TO make
place for Mr.. Dawson. Through his
intimate knowledge of Red Cross affairs
and his administrative connection with
the central body, he was imbued with the
true Red Cross spirit of unselhsh service
and proved an inspiration to all of us who
knew him. / cannot forget his unfailing
courtesy to me and his helpful advice
which | eagerly sought. Your chapter is
TO be congratulated upon having as its
leader one who was not only known ma
but who by his training in the
army of soldiers as well as in the army of
relief, was so well qualified along technical
and humanitarian lines to lead and direct
others. With renewed expression of SIN
cere sympathy, / am, sincerely yours,
Charles Scott, Jr., division manager
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
SALESIANUM ALUMNI.

The annual card party and promenade
of the Salesianum Alumni will be held
Tuesday evening May l in the duBarry
room of the Hotel du Pont The affair IS
given for the benefit Of the school support
OF the Obate Fathers work.
James Rigney, Father Thomas Lawless
Emmet O'Neill and Hubert Cassidy form
the committee on prices. Father Mahoney,
treasurer of the association, Leo A.
Lange and John Harkins have charge of
the distribution of tickets. Father Tuck
er, Edward L. Bader and William II.
Orpen, Jr., form the committee on ar
rangements The dance committee COM
prises Thomas w. Mulrooney, John
Casey, Alfred. p. Dougherty, John
Connor. George Finnan and Joseph
Dougherty. A meeting of all the COM
mittees will be held Wednesday evening
at the Salesianum.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
SPRING AILMENTS
Relieved by a Well-known Medicine o
Superlative Merit.

Spring ailments are due 10 impure,
impoverished, devitalized blood
Among them are pimples, boils and
other eruptions. loss of appetitite. that
tired feeling, a rundown condition of
the system, and sometimes chronic weak
nesses made worse.
Hoods Sarsaparilla combines the
roots, barks, herbs, berries and other
medicinals that have been found, in
many years of intelligent observation,
to be most effective In treatment of these
ailments.
Successful physicians prescribe these
ingredients for diseases OF the blood.
stomach, liver and kidneys and in cases
where Alternative and tonic effects are
needed
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the spring medi-
cine that purihes, enriches and re-
vitalizes your blood, increasing power of
resistance to disease.
For laxa i've take Hoods Pills.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
FOREMEN LEARN FIRST AID.
Employees of du Pont Powder Company
Meet at Penn's Grove.

instruction an first aid was given to
foremen of the plants of the +. |. du
Pont deNemours Powder company around
Carney's Point at meeting Friday eve
ming in the auditorium of the Y. Nj. G. A.
Mt Penns Grove. About 200 foremen
were present. J. Mckiem. general fore
man of the erection department, presided
at the meeting.
Dr. A. h. Smith gave a detailed de-
scription of the methods of applying first
aid treatment for various injuries. The
Diamond State Telephone company,
through its safety instructor, George
Mattiford, demonstrated four cases of
first aid work with team of five men
of which l.. c. Finnan of Wilmington was
captain. J. Ill. Kerr, supervising safety
engineer of the du Pont company, arrang-
ed the program
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
ACCIDENTS FOR A WEEK.
Safety Council Reports 66 in State, 81
Being in Wilmington,

Report Of the statistics committee of
the Delaware Safety Council for the two
weeks ending April IL shows that there
were II accidents to children on the streets
of Wilmington, one of which was fatal
-Four children under the age of 10 were
struck by automobiles, and one boy was
killed by being run down by n machine.
The other street accidents were from
various causes. One boy was hurt when he
jumped on moving vehicle, child re-
ceived lacerations of the head by boys
throwing stones, and two other BOYS were
hurt while playing with cables and wires
Tabulated causes of accidents for the
two weeks ending April IL are given in the
following table:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
Broke Arm Cranking Auto.

While cranking his automobile, yester-
day, James Mcdowell, 600 Lincoln street,
an employe of the Bird Transfer Co, sus-
tanned broken arm. He was treated at
the Delaware Hospital and later went
home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-19
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff JointS-Drives Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use
Musterole once you experience the
glad relief it gives.
Get jar at once from the nearest
drug store. 1t is clean, white oint-
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Better than mustard plaster and does
not blister. Brings ease and comfort
while it is beng rubbed on
Musterole is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millions of jars are
used annually for bronchitis, Group. stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy. rheu-
matism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest tofteu prevents pneumonia.
Soc and 6Qc Jars; hospital size $50.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
Wcc1 r++1 WSS1
CfNSKY NOVY ROK.

ClevelandSti Cinan6 oslavuii
dnes svdi Novy Rok. Cinsk6
procerie, Gajovny pradelny
ma Ontario Ave. a II squaru
lsOu dnes uZavreny a rovnez V
Cinskych pradelnach V distrik-
tech odlehleiSich ustal dnes
vsechen ruch. Stfediskem Gle
Velandskych Cinand Jest spoil
kova sin els. 307 Ontario Ave.
kde dneS. Ultra a snad 30 celV
tYden hudou Sc svnove rise ne
h"skt klanet svym b6zk6m.
Sin promGn6na bvla V jakousi
modlitebnu a po obradech ban
ketv budou mas edovat. Cinan6
miluii vino. domaci specielni
VVrobv. ktere vSak letos ma
still hodovnikd Sc nedostane
Narodni zapov6dnost pokazila
Cifan0m vSechny pozemskt
radoSti a Sladkosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19

lie IL. cenu a tli ceny pro jed
notliv6 bratry Celkem "a rok
1919 odevzdal Sokol Havlicek
ma darech $1953.80. Vsichni
bratfi vojini a legionafi vratii
Sc zpet, jen br. Ant. Werkner
a br. Almost Pultz zHstali We
stare vlasti.
Opet uplynul jeden rok tez-
keho zapolu; necht' rok 1920
nahradi vesker6 nedostatky v
naSich radach. Nova admin
strace 1fednikd a veSkere Glen
stv0 necht' neochabne V zod-
povedne praci sokolske a ma
rodnl, ably ma pristlm sokol-
skem sletu zlate maticce Pra
re Sokol Havlicek byl cetne "a
stoupen jako jednotka mezi
vSemi.
Prejeme mnoho Zdaru no.
vlm GrednikGm . provolavame
vSichni soko ske "Nazdar!"
JOS. w. Petr, tajemnik.
Pom: Pristi schGze Sokola
HavliCek kona Sc We stredu 25.
1nora. V zajmu mnoha ruz-
nych zalezitosti k vyrizeni Jest
nutne, ably vsichni clenove V
cas- do schGze dOstavili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
K ROZSfRENf MESTSKE
NEMOCNICE..
Mayor odporucuje pGjcku
So, 100000.

ZvlaStni zdravotni komise
pred nekolika dny vysetrila, re
mestska nemocnice ma Scran-
ton Road nynejSim pomerGm
nedostacuje a proto navrhuje,
ably administrace zakoupila
sedm set dodatecnych lGzek,
kterazto koupe by stavajici ne
dostatky V ustavu ma Scranton
Road odstranila. Mayor Davis
8 navrhem komise souhlasi a V
pfistim zasedani rady podan
bade navrh, ably mesto ma roz-
Siftni dotycneho ustavu vyp6j-
clio 81 dalsich S3,500.OOO, kite
rezto pGjce volicstvo 27. unora
ma h asovati. Mestske nemocni
ci pfibyfo by n6kolik pfistavkil
q komisi pozadovanych sedm
set .uzek. Ordinance ohledn6
pdjcky poda pondelni schulz
Tadni Mitchell, predseda zdra-
votnlho vyboru radniho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
TWSSl IWSSl IWESl
AMERIKANISACE.

Z. p. Wles, riditel mistniho
amerikanisacniho hnuti, ime-
novan byl priruGim vladniho
komisare vyucovani a rozvrh
amerikanisacni cinnosti cleve-
landske akceptovan byl wash
ingtonskou vladou jako vzor
pro lima mesta. Pusobnost zdei
81 amerikanisace spociva ma
techto zakladech: vyuGovati
pfistehovalce anglicine, gra-
motni lid ZauCovat Cteni a psa-
nj, neobcanum vyk' adat pravo
obGanske a nedbale voliGe Eau
covat obcanske povinnosti.
Pan Wiles presvedcil vladu, lie
podobna akce amerikanisacni
V Clevelandu Sc osv6dcila a
vladrf osvetovy komisar p. p.
ClaXton prijal akci tn "a vzor.
Pan Wiles dodateCne pravi, lie
Cleveland ma asi 100000 osob
angliciny neznalych, a3i 100.-
600 lidi gramotnych, tuzemcd
i ciZoZemcn, asi $4,000 volicH
povinnosti sve zanedbavajf-
cich.
TTTFc II r+f1 HTT=H
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
WcCl NTCTl U7cC7
UTONUL v CIZINE.

Namofni department hlasi.
re kubanskych vodach blize
Havany ztroskotala Sc vcera
vladni lodice, iiste amer. bitev-
nici pfinalezejici, "a kter6zto
nehodv pet amer. plavcu zahv
nulo. Mezi t6mi nachazi SO tez
leden Cleveland'an, Leo Uche-
weiz, 1922 Grand Ave, ienz k
namofn'.;'u nechal Sc naver-
bova; teprve pred nekolika
inesici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
CELOROCNi ZPRAVA So
KOLA HAVLICEK
cd |. Iedna 1919 do |. ledna
1920.

SokOl HaVliGek OdbyVal Ia
rok 1919 dvanact fadnych me-
sicnich schulz. ZaGatkem roku
Gitala Jednota 1913 Glen6, 3 Gle
move vystoupih, 3 pfistouplll,
8 vylouGeno, II prestoupilo a
zemfel jeden cen.
Sokol HavliCek zapocal Gin
most V mistnosti V Ceske Mar.
Sini na Broadway nadeji, ze
rok 1910 bude zapsan jako rok
prace lep8i budoucnosti ma O.
slavu osvobozeni naSi stare Via
sti. Prace a duch sok0lsky po-
n6kud ochabnul mezi vSim Glen
stVem behem valky, stejne ia
ko Sc jevila stagnace mezi V5e-
mi jinonarodnimi spolky A
merice. Pres V8echny tyto pre-
kazky Sokol Havllcek pfec do
kazal, ze dosud ziie, pracuje a
dava a stejn6 udrzuje sVe pred
nj misto V ceske vefeinosti cle-
We andske.
Cinnost svoji ZapoCal nasle-
| dovne: Pro Ceske Mar. Sdruze-
nj venovan byl novoroGnl da-
rex K s sSs100. NJ Ell GlenstYem S. II.
mimo narodni dane Z poklad-
ny sebrano bylo do vinku Ces-
ko3lovenske Republiky S1162.
Zabavnl vybor usporadal ma
Skarni merendu". SOkolice ode
vzdaly sluzebni prapor. VIDE
lavaci odbor Sok. HavliGek Sc
hral divademl predstaveni "Na
zdar Mattel" We prospech Svo-
bodomys ne Skoly j. A. komen
sky V Mt. Pleasant. V kvetnu
poyoIil sbor $4,000 IA zakou-
peni detskych oblekH Amer.
Obci Sokolskou pro ditky We
stare vlasti. Zabavni vybor po-
radal majovon zabavu; V Cerv-
nj vylet ma farmu a 6. Cerven-
co sdGastnilo Sc 8 bratrU a 5
sokolic V kroiich zaiezdu do
Detroit. 10. srpna zabavni W.
Dor s cviGitelskym sborem pIi-
praVili vylet vefejnym cviCe-
MIN Rausov6 Zahrade, z KITE
r6ho pripadlo $370.18 cisteho
VVt6zku. We schulz 27. srpna
povoleno bylo 500 pro legio-
mare 2 Clevelandu jednotliv-
ci prisp6li die moznosti. V "a
= poTadal 7Abavni vVbor eva
clavskou zabavu". 16. listopa-
du sehrano bylo div. predsta-
veni "Bratfi sokolovG' We pro-
speech fondu Dr.. Alice Masary-
kove, city Vyt6zek $122.85 "a
elan byl pokladnikem primo do
Czech. 27. istopadu slGastnili
Sc diva bratri a 5 sester Jubilea
Sokola Moravan V Toledo, O.,
n take tam cviGili.
MikulaSska i Sylvestrovska
zabava So vydarily Il slouzi ke
Ell zabavniho vyboru. We valne
hromad6 pristoupila Jednota
"a elena Ceskoslovenskeho Ma
rodniho Sdruzeni s prispevkem
$500 a dalsich 20 bratrtl pri-
etoupili jako iednotlivci po-
platkem $500. Patronatu Ces-
kd Svob. Sko'y ma Broadway
darovan byl prispevek 500.
Dne 81. prosince konalv Sc zup
nj zavody mistnich Jednot. We
kterVch vySla druzstva Sokola
Havlicek iako vltez. Zastoupe-
ny bvly dv6 druzstva borcu.
vvSsi a nizSi a iedno druzstvo
sokolic. Druzstva clenska OBJ
drzela I. ceny a druzstvo Soko-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
fWS CrWCS,WSc1
MYRON T. HERRICK DO
SENATU.

BVvalV mas guverner n by.
va Y velvy7lanec V Pafizi y.
Mvron T. Herrick bude Sc ma
nodzim uchaZet o misto We spol
kovem senatu. pak-li nvneiSi
r"p. senator Harding hodnosti
te 2anecha, ably presidentske
eve aspirace nezanedbal. Pan
Hnrrlck ma rep. kruzich V
Ohio znacny vliv, take dosaze
nj ieho nvnejSiho cile nikterak
by neprekvapilo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
CENA MASA MUSI
kLESNOUT.

do Evropy skOro docela. Tako-
We ornament ucinil vGera IL
stav americkych nakladatelli
masa. Europa uz nekupuje od
mas ami zadne veprove. Hove
ii maso prestalo sc do Evrory
vyvazet jiz davno, hned iak
prestala valka. Nasledkem to-
no ceny masa We velkem jiz
slime klesaii brzo bude po-
kles ten pocit'ovan V drob-
mem prodeji. X tomu mono
hned podotknouti jen tolik, re
stoupne-li rano cena masa We
velkem jen o jeden cent, ODE
censtvo jiz odpoledne musi
platit V drobnem ten cent VI
&c. Kdyz ale cena masa We vel
KEN klesa, trva to stra$ne dlou
lIo, nez klesne jeho cena taxi
| i drohnem prodeji. Lee dou-
feline, re Sc toho jeSt6 ma
tomto sv6te St'astn6 dotkame,
Iidyz uz jsme Sc doGkali toliil
podivnych v6ci iinych.
Ia posledni rok Amerika Wy
yeZla do EyropY | 1853 100000
llber produktu veproveho ma
sa vedle sadla. Pred valkou Wy
vaZelo Sc Cd mas jenom 445
100000 liber roGn6. Tento cely
obchod ted prestal skoro upl-
nc. Odhaduje Sc, re Anglii Sc
naleza dnes asi 275, 100000 IL
Ter Speku. Pocitano Poole
dneSnl spotreby, postacila by
tato zasoba ma sedm pfiStich
m6slcn. Vedle toho ale An
glii Sc naleza ie$t6 skoro stei-
nf mnozstvi Speku anglickeho, |
'"skeho, kanadsk6ho a dan |
skeho.
Take We Francii b6hem po-
slednich dvou tydnG Sc presta-
10 Fupovat americk6 veprovG
maso docela, kdezto V Belgii ie
no mem len moe mala poptav-
ka. 5 ltalii p@k liz davno neri
Skoro zadny masny obchod1
Hovnez Holandsku prestal
nakup americkeho masa zcela.
Ia tam Sc dokonce odporucuje, |
ably Sc i to americk6 maso a sa-
nlo, kter6 do Holandska liz by
. vyve2eno. odvezlo do Anne
riliy zpatky.
Doufalo Sc, re po navazani
obchodnich stykG Ruskem
Dude Sc americkG maso slime
yyvazet do Ruska re Skandi-
navie, ale podle doSlych zpraV
nenaStala V Obchod6 Ru- |
Skem doposud prazadna zme-
ma. Pokud Sc pax tyce Meme
pravl jatkari, re to ma
50, ktere Sc liz do N6mecka |
Ameriky dovezlo. musi Sc tam
Hkl&dat do chladiren, ponGvaG !
n@mecka vlada nemtize ie "a
nlatit ohledem ma dne$ni niz |
Eou cenu n6mecke marky. Ma
vrhovalo Sc, re bude platit "a |
ne pokladnitnimi pQukazka
mi splatnymi teprve po peti le-
tech. ale ma tento spusob OBJ
"hodu' iatkafi nechti pristou-
pit.
Ceny masa We velkem liz |
kleeaii davnO, ale V drobnem |
predict doposud tom neni |
mnoho znamo. TAX ma pf. kle-
sla V Gene tydnu konGiciho
&c. cervencem Sunka We vaZe |
IA llber o 28 procent, veprovy |
loins o 30 procent, tuGny hrbet |
o 4l proeent atd. Ceny drob-
mem prodeji Sc velice rIlzni a |
COST casio sc maso prOdava Y |
1ednom bloku "a RUNE ceny. |
Vladni statistical data jsou ID |
kaade n6kolik mesica pozadu |
a ceny stanovenG komisi pro
Slusne ceny Sc Zakladaii M
cenach We velkem pripocte-
MIN cenv rezijnf, ale neodpovi
dail ObVfain9 nikIa clutnSpo-