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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-20
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL

Chip Val Tel Co, City Treas 5S4
State Bank, Park bonds int. 1850
A. j. Laidlaw, City Clerk -. LOO
G. Prouty, roads & streets :. .24.00
Chas Kapp, roads & streets :. 500
Geo. Yeager, roads & streets :. 400
Geo. Yeager, skating rink -. 1900
Robt. Casey, roads & streets 1000
A. w. Zimple, roads & street 1900
Neil James, San sewer 1880
Marion Guist, San sewer -. 900
Otto Austin, San sewer 1900
FrankSteyens, San sewer ....17.60
Jim Haset, San sewer 10 40
Earl Stevens, San. sewer -. 400
Ed Stevens, San. sewer -. IA 90
Tom Kast, San sewer ....... 6.75
Chas. Cole. San. sewer -. $50
L. Copp, San sewer .21. so
Earl TunisOn, San sewer 81 so
P. Martin, San. sewer IS. 90
O. T.. Martin, San sewer -. 1850
Walter York, San. sewer 1920
VIM. Offner, water dept. -. 500
Lanes Music Store, City Clerk 100
Geo. Toepfer, San sewer 80. $500
A. Bovee, Water dept .62.50
w. r. Schmidt, water dept. -. 100
G. f. Davis, water dept ...... 800
John Lindoo, City Market !
Taxes .l2l.94
l.. F. Lozier, health dept. -. 90
Geo Nelson, San sewer -. 1916
e. A. Kirvan, San sewer 10 90
O. &c. Martin San sewer $500
Art Sanders, San sewer 20. 40
Chas. Thomas, San sewer ..21.60
Otto Austin, San sewer .21.60
Len Copp, San sewer 1920
VIM Offner, San sewer .24.O0
Jim Haset, San sewer 1850
Ernest Stevens, San sewer ..21.60
Ed. Stevens San sewer .21.20
Frank Stevens, San. sewer 1880
Earl Tunison, San. sewer ..2160
Walter York, San. sewer .24.00
Tom Kast, San. sewer 500
e. Osborn, roads & streets :. 200
c. Prouty roads G streets ..24.00
Geo. Yeager, roads & streets 1000
Ralph Davis, roads e streets 1900
e. r. Carmain, roads & streets 1 40
State Bank, note payable .4093.33
Leo Hisnet, roads & streets :. 400
Lester Martin, roads e streets 7.2O
G.. G.. Kile, water dept -. 2.31
A. NJ. Crandall, Quarantine 5000
VIM. Anderson sewer dept. $40
d. A. MCGOWAN, sewer dept :. $50
A. j. Anderson, sewer dept. ..10.40
e. Drum, sewer dept, ..... $40 /,
Harry Davis, sewer dept. 1900
Earl Tunison, sewer dept. 1920
l.. F. LOZier, City Hall, 900. 1.25
L. F. Lozier, Quarantine -. $50 |
C D. Swain, City Treas. 1000
Matt Edgar sewer dept 49,. 400
Tom Kast, sewer dept. ...... 1875
w. York, sewer dept .22.00 !
Ed. Stevens, sewer dept. Pig |
Earl Stevens, sewer dept. ..21.60 I
Frank Stevens sewer dept -. 5000 |
jim Haset, sewer dept. 49,. 1900 |
Otto Austin, sewer dept. 1880
O. E. Martin, sewer dept $500 |
Geo. Nelson, sewer dept. 80. 900 |
Art Sanders, sewer dept. .21.60
Len Copp, sewer dept -. 1880
VIM. Offner, sewer dept. =. 20.60 !
c. f. Bovee, sewer dept $50. $50
c. Prouty, roads C streets ..24.00
Bert Davis, roads e streets ;. 100
Ralph Davis, roads & streets. 16.0 30
Lester Martin, roads & streets $50 |
A. W. Zimple roads G streets $500
Robt Casey, roads e streets ..22.00
Mrs. Avis A. Carow, school
IunQS oOOU.ou
B. F. Stelzman, fire dept. $500 |
John Jez, refund taxes $3.50. 1912
Rusk Co. Bank, notes payable
and interest ........ 16, 224.57 |
G.. e. Cole, water dept. 80. 1.67 !
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-20

Crane C Ordway Co water dept 26.25
Red Wing Sewer Pipe Co.,
San. sewers ..............4 52.5 a
Mccarthy Well Co. water
QepI. AVfu.Uo
State Bank, notes payable
and INT. 4U44.oo
Jim Hasett, San sewer 1910
VIM Offner, San sewer ...... 90
Tom Kast, San. sewer ...... 5.25
Len Copp, San sewer $500. $50
e. H. Jacobs, San. sewer -. 81. 90
w. Woods, San sewer ....... 800
Walter York San sewer 49,. 1900
F. Stevens, San sewer $500. .14.90
Geo. Luell, mayor 1.66
Geo. Manley, Council -. 1888
r. J. Coon, Council ........ 1888
c. c. Kile, City Clerk 1000
G.. d. Swain, ity Treas. ..33.3?
Dr.. c.. e. Bugher, Health Off. 1000
l.. F. Lozier, police dept -. 10000
Robt. Woodland, police dept 10000
Charles Kirwan, law dept -. 1000
A. Bovee, water dept. ...... $3.50
Steve Speidel, fire dept. -. S.33
Ralph Davis, roads & streets 24.00
Geo. Yeager, roads & streets 5000
A. w. Zimple, roads & streets 22.O0
Robt. Casey, roads & streets .14.S0
C. Prouty, roads & streets ..24.00
Robt Prouty, roads & streets 1900
O. E. Martin, water dept. ..24.00
Resolution offered by Councilman
r. J. Coon: Resolved by the Council
Of the City of Ladysmith: that the
City OF Ladysmith herewith accept
the offer of the Menasha Wooden
Ware Company to lease to the City
Of Ladysmith for the term Of five
years with the privilege Of renewal
OF said lease for a like term at the
option of said City, and for the year
ly rental Of One Dollar ($1.0O) the
main travelled road as now laid out
through the Mill yard of said Me-
nasha Wooden Ware Company, COM
mencing at the entrance of said yard
near the entrance of Worden Ave-,
in said city, thence running in an
easterly direction to the fire-pump
house Of the Menasha Paper Com
rany as now located on the premises
owned by the said Menasha Wooden
Ware Company, said road to be
used as and for street and highway
of the City of Ladysmith, upon con-
dition that said City shall bear the
expense of maintaining and keeping
said road in repair and in suitable
condition for public travel.
Roll call All voting aye. Noes
none.
Resolution offered by Councilman
r. j. Coon: Resolved by the Council
OF the City Of Ladysmith: that the
CITY refund to John Jez $13.s over |
assessment on Gov. Lot4, Sec. tp
"a, Range 6 West.
Roll call All voting aye. Noes
none.
letSOlUJlOl1 OlcI Cb ny
Geo. Marley: Resolved by the Coun-
Gil Of the City of Ladysmith: that
the City allow Ben Stelzman $500 |
for work on fire signals.
Roll call All voting aye. Noes
none.
Resolution offered by Councilman
Geo. Marley: Resolved by the Coun-
Gil of the City of Ladysmith: that the
Council extend the time of paying
taxes to March 1st without penalty. !
Roll call. All voting aye. Noes
none.
Quarterly report of the Chief of
Police read, as follows.
Lodgers: Oct, g Nov, s. Dec, 8;
Total Is.
Red Lights: Oct, 50; Nov, 21; Dec,
21-Total so.
Report adopted as read.
Meeting adjourned.
G. G. Kile,
City Clerk.
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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-20
FARMERS

If you are going TO have a public sale
come in and see lis for terms and
dates.
RUSK COUNTY BANK.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-20
January I'd, 1920.

| January I'd, 1920.
| Adjourned Regular Meeting of the
City Council.
All members present.
| Resolution offered by Councilman
Geo. Marley: Resolved by the Coun-
Gil Of the City Of Ladysmith THAT
| the CITY grant the Petition of the
! Standard Oil Company to construct
| and operate gasoline and oil film g
| tation on part of Lots three CD
and four (4) Of Block three CD
Plat Of Flambeau Falls, now City Of
! Ladysmith, the building to be of fire
proof construction.
Roll Call, all voting Aye. Noes
none Carried.
Meeting adjourned.
| c. c.. Kile,
| City Clerk.
January 9Th, 1920.
| Regular meeting, OF the City Council.
| All members present.
Mayor Luell presiding. Minutes
o|.1 ''' ~
| Geo Marley: Resolved by the Coun-
| eli OF the City Of Ladysmith: that
he resignation of Justice Walter Mi
thell be accepted.
/ Roll Call All voting Aye. Noes
aone.
| Quarterly report of the Chief of
| Police. ending Oct. /. 1919.
Fine Costs Paid
Drunks 600 600 1900
Jumping tram 4.00 0.oO Io.oo
Exceeding
speed limit lo'oo 9'oo INV
No lights -. lo.oo o.oo lo.oo
Molor
lett running ..lo.oo o.oo lo.oo
COW at large ..l.oo o.oo 4.oo
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The above renort was adopted.
Meeting adjourned subject to the
coll of tho Mavor G. G. Kile.
City Clerk.
Regular meeting Oh the CITY Couh-
ell
January 20, 1920.
r,bore NOT baino . onorum nre-
cant tho naetino was adjourned
| snb;act IN the call Of the Mayor.
G G. Kile.
CITY Clerk.
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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-02-20

Mr.. Farmer: Suppose you wanted
to pay off your farm loan today
Could you do it without paying adj
vance interest? We give you this
M. DOYLE Company.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
OUR NEW SERIAL.

If you like strong, virile story OF
strong, red-blooded men, adventure in
the vast forests of the north, with
enough human interest to keep you
anxious for the next chapter; if you
wait to read one Of the best novels
from the Pen of the justly famous
Victor Rousseau, fully illustrated by
Irwin Myers, do not fail to start our
new Serial, Wooden Spoil" which
starts in this issue of The Iberian.
Love, jealousy, loyalty, treachery-
all the passion of primitive, red
blooded people-figure in this tale of
the Canadian Woods. Strikes, ad-
venture, fighting. hardship, action,
crowds every chapter.
A manly hero, a loveable heroine,
and happy ending, its a good story
from start to finish.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
HOME STORE SERVICE.

The service of the stores of Iberia
is not confined to bringing the pro-
ducts of the world to your back
door. 1t includes civic service
also.
Home merchants are earnestly de-
sirous for community progress. 1t
is for their interest to have the
town advance, for it means more
business for them. But that is not
the only reason. When a man has
conferred his life and his hopes and
activities in this community, he
feels hearty pride in it, and will
work for it for other motives than
dollars.
Thus the home stores of Iberia
are the center of energy for move
ments calculated to build up this
community. When you spend youl
money in some distant city, you
give your support to people who
have not the slightest interest il
your home town. When you spend
money at the home store, you ado
to the influence and power of mer
who work 365 days in the year fol
the advance of Iberia.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
THE ASSET OF CLIMATE.

Southern towns do not always re-
alize what a wonderful asset they
have in their marvellous climate.
Nothern people look with envy to
the southland through the winter,
with it's friendly climate and sunny
skies. Every time you get a North
,ern man and his family to come
down here on a vacation trip, you
stand a mighty good chance OF max
ing a permanent resident. This is
proved by the heavily loaded car
trains, with not reservation IN
them to be had for love or money,
that have been rolling into Southern
resorts all winter.
Health and long life are promoted
by the temperate Southern climate
The rigors of the Northern winter
carry off their victims of pneumonia
influenza, and bronchitis.
The people of iberia should give
their friends an urgent invitation
to run down here to spend the last
Of the winter. They will be amazed
to see the business possibilities OF
this state. The South offers the
best openings to-day of any section
in the whole country. 1t has two
advantages: First, its nearness te
the big centers Of population;
Second, its great undeveloped re
sources and richness of soil.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
E. F. WILLARD.

Hall of Aurora Lodge, No. 1913
F. e. A. M.
New iberia, La, January, 20 1920
Another Of the Bretheren has been
called from labor in the Terrestrial
Lodge to fields of higher usefulness
in the Celestial Lodge above. The
chair of Brother E. F. Willard is
vacant and we mourn the departure
of one who was in every way a man
and a Mason, who, in his life work,
in high degree exemplified the teach
ings of the craft.
A most striking trait, among the
many admirable qualities with which
our brother was endowed, was his un-
selfish devotion to duty, his unswerv-
ing loyalty and service to any cause,
which he espoused. In it's advocacy,
the question of how it would affect
him personally was never considered,
but he ever fearlessly and intelligent
ly gave his time and energy to it's
promotion and success.
The tenets of Free Missionary were
absorbed into his life and he served
the Order, and especially Aurora
Lodge, with fidelity worthy of emula
ton. A few years ago he prepared
from our records the Masonic History
of each member Of Aurora from the
institution of the Lodge to that time
This was undertaken by him purely
as work of love that he might re-
nder service to beloved and honored
institution
1t is Of much value and is highly
appreciated by the craft.
His career as citizen was given
to the advancement Of the best inter-
ests of the Community, while as son,
husband and father his life was ex-
emplary.
Therefore, be it resolved that a
copy Of this memorial be spread up
on the minutes of the Lodge, be for
warded to his family and be publish
ed in the columns of our local press.
w. G. Weeks
Lazard King
M. Galliand
Committee.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
MISS LIZZIE WHITE GONE HOME.

"Tw1light and evening star
And one clear call for me
And may there be moaning on the bar
When put out to sea-.
During the Holidays of this
year the Oy press Is mingled with
the holly sln Wistarla Chapter of
the Eastern Starr. For those
"Promoted to high Il Ids of labor"
we're some of the most gifted and
useful in the fraternity, and so al
the last meeting it was Resolved,
THAT in the death of Miss Liz
zie White the Chapter had lost a
valuable member, one who was
ever ready to use her many talents
for the benefit of the order. Her
skillful fingers and we'll trained
voice had been the attraction on
many programs where they were
most needed. Miss LizAie's social
interests were mainly conferred I'D
her home circle. Her Father, to
whom she was especially devoted
passed away not many months ago,
her main wish, since then was to
control her sorrow, SO as not to
add to that of her mother. One
night at the chapter, when at the
org an she was leading the music,
the dear old hymns recalled htr
Fathers voice, 80 strongly that
suddenly a plttiful sob shook her
frame, and every eye carried a
tear of tender sympathy. She
was a true soldier full of courage
In her last illness when suffering
intensely her appeal was "dont
Tell Mother" Qor her mother was
very Ill at the time). Wonderfully
unselfish even to the last, her
thoughts were all for her mother
And So, Wislarla Chapter is COD
sciOus of the loss they have sus
| tanned, and extend their loving
sympathy to the family her mother
and her faithful devoted brother,
Dr.. Junlus White.
Committee on resolutions
MRS r. A POMEROY
MR.. A. B. MURRAY.
II csnnot say, will not say
That she is dead-she is just away
With CHEEKY smile, a wave ofthe hand
She has wandered into an unknown
| land
And left us dreaming how very fair
It needs must be since she fingers there
And you-oh you who with wildness
yearn
For the old time step and the glad re
| turn
Think of her faring on as dear
In the love of these as the love of here
Think of her still as the same say
She is not dead she is just away"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
Truck Growers
Take Notice.

An appeal was made to the
farmers and truckers of the Par
ish of Iberia to attend a meeting
to be held on the 28th to reorgan-
lze the Truck Growers Assocla.
ton, unfortunately very few were
present, consequently We could
not organize.
The Chamber of Commerce
through their manager Mr.. Noel
will give all the assistance Deues.
sary to dispose of the produce
grown.
There will be erected IN our
City a large caDnery which will
need large quantity Of Okra, to.
matOes, figs, black berries, etc.
Plans for the erection Of this can.
merry are already well underway.
We now make one more appeal.
Another meeting will soon be held
of which due notice will be given.
At that meeting the manager of
the Cannery will be present to ad.
dress the members and state the
quantity Of okra etc they will
need-this Sprlng-tO commence
operations.
l.; is to the interests OF all farm
ers and truckers to be present.
Remember, NO DUES will be COL
lected until results are obtained.
Watch for the announcement of
date of the next meeting.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
THE FOLLOWING MEN AT
TENDED THE LUNCH GIVEN
BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The Lunch given last Thursday
noon by the Chamber of Commerce
was grand success and the follow
ing men were present and had a
splendid time.
Ventress j. Smith, Jno R. Taylor,
Silvio Broussard, Walter ]. Burke,
Louis P. Bryant, J. A. Quitting, L. j.
Barrow, M. w. Fisher, R. C. Sealy,
j. A. Viator, A. Rosenzweig, F. o.
Chevez, Abe Hirsh, L. L. Bertrand,
M. B. Lemaire, w. F. Carstens, M. D.,
A. J. Hill, Geo. ]. Cousin, Alphonse
Davis, j. A. Buquoc, julius A. Maier.
A. c. Stansbury, A. C. Smoke, Nathan
Davis, H. Gallois, DIR. Fulton, Jules
Dreyfus, Frank C. Labit, l.. V. HUI
kill, E. M. Vuillemot, L. G. Porter,
E. M. Boutte, R. W. Frame, E. l..
CLANCY, E. H. Dupre, C. A. Barnes,
A. B. Murray, F. w. Bauman, R. A.
Jacob. Alfred Lewald, w. H. Carver,
Joe Daigre, DR.. F. Courts, E. L.
CLANCY, H. F. Reynaud, j. S. SUIT
tie, DR.. Goslin, Toast Master v. ].
Smith.
The following men gave short
talks of Importance concerning the
welfare of the City of New Iberia:
W. J. Burke, Mr.. Labit, DR.. Goslin,
E. H. Dupre, Abe Hirsh, w. H. Car
yer, Mr.. Smoke, Louis P. Bryant.
Music by Mrs. Albert Hill, Rita
Sophie Landry, Cecil Bou-
der, Inez DeBlanc, Mrs. Fred Patout,
Miss Rita Soulier.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31

Lay aside your hammer and boost for New Iberia rso
certainly hope citizen keeps throughout year.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
HUSTLE OR STEP DOWN.

(some thoughts by the speech OF Mr. jules Deus at h
first Get Together Lunch Of the Chamber Of Commerce)
business to become more prosperous
The first is by active competition neghbors he live
of e that ne must hustle or younger
and brighter men He must get out after trade or
of trade But additional prosperity can De acquired
outside be realized the result OF successful compe
with YOUR neghbors by the home The
brings accreon to every one who owns
who has income dependent on the
Of his neighbo prosperity without much
houseot value when more houses are ou'
valuable more people read your
advertising pass your door,
No man doing his duty by
by systematic and common sense
efforts to attra residents and industries
like takes advertising to attract interest and
attention Often spread broadcast that lands
business all help its who
lays the foundation for that will
become prosperous and bring people to the town.
with faith the future Of their
who give taking dvant
age unno work wonders
sefsness has passed into the discard
The time when standing
when the idea of SERVICE
born
community be the most public
spirited his home work the
to the conditions of his fellow citizens.
at whose sole desire he giving the least
who seeks derive the greatest possible benefit from
make due by assisting all civic
citizen community factor matter how
successful financially he become"
Today the Of citizen is his ability and willingness
citizenship, OPERATION
the keynote Of progress.
Any help development
his with Chamber
Of for Sin union there il strength.
Never there propus have indications been
favorable With spirit of optimism faith
future together work for NEW NEW IBERIA
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
DO wuAT OTHERS HAVE DONE,

This institution loans money to peo-
pie to build or bay homes.
Those who want homes borrow the
amount they need
They build or buy their home. live
in and enjoy it.
Instead of paving rent, they pay off
their loan.
It's easier 70 save that way. and life
10 pleasanter while you are doing it
Why don't YOU do likewiseq
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
w. e.. Weeks, Secty.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31

Call and see our p. 4 o. PIow.
The pillow that stands the Test. Der.
TRAND LUMBER CO., Ltd.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
/ AM GLAD TO ENDORSE
E-RU-NA
Glad to Try ANYTHING

"Three years ago my system
was in a terribly run down con:
dition and 1 was broken out all
over my body. began to be wor1
ried about my condition and L
was glad to try anything which
would relieve me. Peruna was
recommended to me as a nne
blood remedy and tonic. ana l
of praise. A few bottles changed
INV condition materially and in
short time 1 was all over my
trouble. I owe my restoration 10
health and Strength to Peruna.
i am glad to endorse it,"
Sold Everywhere
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
uAMBALAI
Facts and Fancies Served Hot Each Week to
Readers of The Iberian

And the New Iberia kill generally
it has lives than
William Jennings Bryan
Now andthen they find fine
thing they're able @ fine is
of to until
es6nds out what other people think.
Being the ground floor has ambition
but since last July of them
to $2O gallon showing plainly that
~ -O--
everybody going for president this who
ing to find for president?
Lay aside hammer
certainly hope citizen throughout year.
possibly in
wise man and his money parted.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-03
sLovENsKA BANKA v YoUNGsTowN.

Cd dna !: septembra Y nasom meste zacala icnko-
vat opravdova statna slevenska banka pod meno The
Youngstown State Bank vmiestnostach byvaej s4kron
nej banky p Mchala Willu 276 B. Federal ST. Ocenit'
vyznam takehoto stavu pre- slovensk Pd e ME Pahko
ebo je vel ky kazdom ohlade. Predovsetkym tunajs1
Sovac postavil do radu najpoprednejsich ebcanov
mesta Nase slovenske bude rast vzrastom ban
Ky Zavset bude teda vsetkch Slovakoch ako banka
bude vzrastat. ls#s
Banka zalozena bola predovsetkym pre- Slovakov a
Savianov ale bude obchodovat' kazdym eestym Glove
kom Ma ej cele s vsetko statocni Slovac ktor dho-
roenym nazivanim dcinkovan1m tomto meste nado-
budl 81 dobreho mena velkych zksenostf pekneho ina
MIA. Pozivaj1 vseobecnej dovery celom meste
Nasi rodac ktorych tn Hje tisice, boil horko ska-
mani posedne Struthers- Ztracaju d6Yeru bankam.
Ked i'm ale poveme ze tato je pod npnym dozorom stat
nych vrchnost pod spravou vacerych jeden druheho
kontrolujdcich radnikov stojacich pod vysokm bon
lami, my nevdime ziadnej pr1einy preeo by SINE tto
rasu slovensk banku nepovazovali jednu najiste
sich najbezpecnejsich bank meste
Slovenskl banku Youngstown ocakava velka bu-
dlcnost' k conru jej prajeme plneho zdarh.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-09-03
YousosgoNEsx1 sIoyntfsk4 .NoyHlx

dl farmar predayat svoje produkt to zlacnie
al zem fary "a ktor6 teraz patily yysoke cehy bu
dl behom roku alebo dvoch hodne lacnejie Budova1e
doov este v1dy j. velm nakadns sfce prsto e stayi
+els robotnici dostavajl poerne vysoke paty, mate
ria stayebnJ il drahJ lebo zelenice zdrazey prevos
Ale ked ceny bu padat' vsetkon spadnl a pri sta
vitel 'stve, lenSe ME tax akoro. ,asf.s ss. 81
Zakazanie ylady bank&m aby nepoziciavaly peniaze
ma spekuacie malo tiez veKy deinok padanie Glen
len to je podvn6 preco vlada toto neuroba prv. Ma
sledkom tohto zakazu peniaze s zriedkavee lud nj
mi uz tax nerozhadzuje, prichod sporenie do m6dy.
Padanie Glen 50 stupna stupeh je ndravym' yyyi
nom Ze BY bolo keby padalo vsetko Srazu mali by SINE
biedu vacsiu nez pocas vysokch cien Ked ale padad
ceny potrie je ze pride al pla
tov robotnfctya Bude zaezat vel mi noho na skovno
sti porozmeni medi robotnfctvom zamestnavatel
ably pri tom nevypuky strajky netrpely ODE stranky