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The Washington times., 1920-11-13
GERMANY SEES
Berlin Journal Believes Differ
ences Will eliminate in
. Armed Conflict.

German eyes see war between
Japan and the United States loom
ing. as the result of differences
much more star reaching" than
racial, according TO the authorita-
tive Deutsche Allgemsine Zeitung,
or Peoples Party paper, a copy Of
which has reached official circles
here.
~ DISCUSSES DISPUTE.
1.-THE article. which takes the Japa-
nese rather than the American point
oil view. discusses at some length the
dispute over the califarnia japanese
Initiative measure prohibiting land
holding by the Japanese. Considered
IN the light of the negotiations now
under way between Washington and
tokyo for an understanding between
the two governments over immigra-
ton. 1t is regarded here with in
tsrest.
South American would be far
more favorable field OF activity for
japanese colonizers who represent
the surplus population OF the island
Kingdom" the German writer stated.
and South Americans are lacking
in the disasreeable race conceit of
ne North Americans. The American
japanese differences are. however.
due to more far-reaching causes.
california Is but a small link in the
great chain. The domination OF the
ghole Pacific is at stake.
PROTESTS ARE FUTILE.
1T Is remarkable how every step
taken by the Japanese to augment
their power Is Immediately answered
by a counter-move of America. The
various protests of America against
the action of the Japanese are Bit
ierly resented by the Japanese as I'M
justified Interference with their own
uatiohal affairs. All these protests
we're without result and the Ameri-
ans seemed to pocket every setback.
America had no success with the
International financial project con-
corning the internationalizat of
the Manchuriln. railroad and she re-
venges herself by obstructing the
japanese loan policy. which threatens
trouble for the internal quiet of
Japan.
CITES UNFRlENDLY ACTS.
THE list of unfriendly. acts by
America against Japan Is very long.
and Japan accuses America of being
the organizer of the anti-Japanese
propaganda in Korea, China, and in
Japan itself.
THE question is whether this re-
lationship between Japan and Amer
lea may finally result in conflict be-
tween the two countries"
The anti-American, pro-Japanese
tone Of the article is considered as
not entirely without significance. 1t
is known here that at least one
powerful faction in Germany would
welcome an entente with Japan and
Russia, linking the two together by
becoming the middle link.
The Washington times., 1920-11-13
JOHNSON NOT POET WHO
RAPED WILSON IN VERSE

Somebody seems to have impcr-
sonatcd Senator Hiram johnson Of
California while passing through AL
toona, Pa, yesterday on train bound
east. According to n news dispatch,
Senator johnson" handed TO a re-
porter an oight-linc doggetel In
which the President was criticized
in verse"
At Senator Johnson's office at the
Capitol, IL was stated that he was in
California and will not start east for
several days.
The Washington times., 1920-11-13

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The Washington times., 1920-11-13

To Cure "A Cold In One Day
Take MOVES LAXATIVE BROMO Ql1-
NINE Tablets. The genuine bears the slg-
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The Washington times., 1920-11-13

Need help" A Times want adj wilt
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The Washington times., 1920-11-13
Telegraph Lothario
Promised SelfSlain
Girl World of LoUe

CHICAGO, Nov IA million kisses and world Of
love the champion Western Union lovers" constant
and repeated promise to the ill-faed Senorita" who
stabbed herself to death in her fances here last
Tuesday when she TO realization that his love was
cold and that another woman had stolen his heart
The Washington times., 1920-11-13

cold and that another woman
The champion Western Union
lover" Is the happy term that has
been appiisd to Harry Compton Gar
vcr. former clerk Of the House Com
mittee on Merchant Marine and Fish
cries and once recognized as the Beau
Brumnei or the Capitol clerical force
In Washington.
La senorita." the girl who re-
ceiyed these proteststions OF updyinS
love. only to md at last that they
were false, was Theodore Sanders, or
LAREDO. Tex.
The wire lover sent more than 200
kilograms to LA Senorita," sparlnS
no expense to tell her day after day
that he was thinking OF her. that he
held for her an eternal love, and
that he ionged to clasp her In his
arms
precious sweetheart" dear one"
honey girl" and Lovely The" arc
some OF the terms of endesrment
that the "Beau Drummer used In
his missives.
The following letters and kilograms
tell by themselves the story OF the
clandestine love that ran It's long
course and then ended In so tragic
fashion last Tuesday In a Chicago
hotel:
A TRYsr BROKEN.
August IS. 1919.
Miss Theodore Sanders,
Laredo. Tex.
Sorry. dear. to dissppoint you.
but impossible to leave here in two
or three nights account Exposition.
Things are In very bad shape finan-
cially. and II will require my con-
slant attention. No one Is more
sorry than ], but when ! get to
come you will be very happy. /
love you very much HARRY.
Chicago. Ill, Sept. ).
Miss Theodore Sanders.
Box 731. Laredo. Tex.
My Own Dear 6irl:
have just filed a night letter 10
You in which l told you that ] was
not going to be able to get down to
see you this week.
When I will get to come. dearest.
all depends now upon the course
things take here. The Exposition
opens on the tflirtieth. Miss Head
en- asked for vacation the fif-
t-enth. 40 that will keep me here
until she returns. l want to get
away about the twenty-fifth OF
next month and come to you, my
dearest. 1t Is shame to think
that cannot come.
coMEnprrn nv HEN p,Crrnr
mss you very. yer! much ana
me only thms mat gives me rear
pleasure is that have your PIC
tare ana can see you every aay
ana while on the subject OF pic
a
have mine taken next week.
SO. dear. you will soon have
what you want. will elose ~
saying yes are 10 ne the desvest
- 800 -. 49,
s,.. sweet sve..s HARRY.
.n, &C.,
III IN. loiIoN.ns ,e''el
ne
neIS pecauso VI ca" 10 inc zap
itai. re ~ proi"se IN terms OF en-
oearnient' out Is haH! On ms pi"nS
.or divorce ana niAr''"ee. sa!'ns ne
ioalH Soine "Nsiue' n"!
100 anu VI. "''"'H Va '"e''
'""s'e" ''''
Chicago. Ill. Oct. b. 1919.
Miss Theodora Sanders.
Laredo. Ten.
Ny Deaf. Precious Girl:
| wired you on saturday and
promised to write you today. so
VIII not break that promise. ala
not feel very well last week ana
the doctor said 1t was on account
OF the weather. Today IL Is oeau-
t'iu'; the sun Is SHINING. teel
me ana WISH that co"ia start
this very minute TOT LAREDO.
wouia IKE TO see you Yer!
The Washington times., 1920-11-13
Wies Love Turns Cold
Over IA Points" and
Divorce Results

CHICAGO, Nov. i3.-President
Wilson and his fourteen points"
were the innocent cause OF matrl-
monial shipwreck In the superior
court yesterday. On the evidence OF
letter written In July. 1919. from
Nuremberk. Germany. by Mrs.
Weber. Judge SABBATH granted a d.
vorce to Hobart C. Weber. OF Chi
cago.
The letter said: with surprise !
received your renewed request TO
come to you. You should know my
position by this time. ] shall not
come TO America. especially since
the Americans hsyc treated poor
Germany so shsbbily. as shown Ina
the matter of the fourteen points
OF your Wilson" The plaintiff tes-
tined he WAS married to Katherine
IN Nuremberg, in 1903.
h~srtnehes. THINK carefully about
your trip here at this time, I know
you want To do what IL for the best
and that you must be undergoing
an awful strain. Write me fully
what your trobles 4e. for | want
TO help you all I csnlf can.
All my love and n million kisses
to you. my adored one.
CCnsigned.)
Chicago March IS. 1920.
Theodore Sanders.
Laredo. Tex.
Wrote you fully Saturday. Did
not see party. as he was out OF city.
viii see him tomorrow. 4 world
OF love and best wishes.
HARRY.
THE remaininG love letters and
teleGrsms. r~schlag % climax In ths
snissive that eaused "Ls s~pOrita" "a
stab herself 10 death. will appear o.
The Washington Times tomorrow, 10
Eether with Garv~r's own story al
the tragic love affair. Order yovi
COPY now. You WON'T want 20 mis-,
this stripping feature.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07
FNk kAN1

FOR REN1.--lfght housekeeping
rooms Phone sss.R. ~ Iloi
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07
TILE WEDNESDAY EVENING January 1910

Gas company is due IN the sand at ]
test on the ]. r. Jones farm.
For some time development work
in Calhoun county has been increas-
ing. In Sheridan district Baker q
Baughman's Nos. IL and Is ON the
aker-Baughman farm are light
bumpers in the Big I1iun sand. No.
10 on the same farm is drilling. The
Southern OIL company has the rig
completed for second test on the
same farm. Baker & Baughman's test
on the w. Fl. Watson farm Is not good
for more than two barrels day. This
was formerly an old gasser and was
drilled desper In the same district
the Commonwealth Petroleum com
pany is getting tools to drill deeper Its
test on the N. L. Farrell farm.
Starting Tests.
In Union district, Tyler county
Snyder G. Co. have rig timbers at d
location to drill a test on the E. 3
Woodburn farm. In Washington dis
trict, Jackson county, the Pure Gas
company has rig up on the A. Y
Parsons farm. In Spencer district
Roaae county. the Interstate Oh
company is rigging up on the W. NJ
Nichols farm. In the same district
the Spencer Oil compan yhas started
to drill on the ]. B. Greathouse farm
In DeKalb district. elmer county
Park Bowser G Co. are fishing at thcil
test on the Cordelia Collins farm.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07
[ FIN CT, OIL AND GAS
New York

NEW YORK. Jan. 7AThe signlfi-
can't feature Of yesterdays stock mar
ket was the reaction which get IN or
qualification OF the address OF Governor
Harding. OF the Federal Reserve
Board At Washington to leading bank
ers OF the country advising reduction
/ o. unessenttal loans"
Liquidation was not dlsorderly in
any instance, but the rapidlty with
which leading shares fell 2 to S
points and specialties to nearly 10
indicated that the market remained
Extremely sensitive 10 monetary CON
ditions.
~ y yet too early to forecast the ef-
rect OF the reserve boards recommen-
dattoiis, but conservative financial in
terests are known TO be in accord with
the attitude of the Central Bank and
especially whore stocks OF specula-
i've character are concerned.
Rails were the only important shares
70 hold their ground while liquidation
was under way, but shippings, steels
pills, motors and their subsidiaries and
high priced specialties, notably Amer
lean Wooden, yielded easily.
Some OF these game issues were
among the first TO rally on the lower
call rate of the last hour. American
Woolen being used in another drive
against the shorts with several of the
pils, sugars and miscellaneous issues
including Endicott- johnson.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07
Ull and Gas.

Not until the weather modorates
will there be general revival OF oper-
atoms in the eastern oil fields. Re-
ports from various sections make the
OUTLOOK promising for an active drill
Ing campaign. inspired by the high
market Last year was noteworthy
for the amount OF work completed in
the old districts, but the campaign
this year promises to be even more
aggressive along the same line. There
is not much hops&or an incTease in
production from that kind nf work
and the operator who can keen his
production from showing decline will
be fortunate.
West Virginia contains more IN
developed territory than any OF the
Eastern states. Some districts have
not been so closely developed as to
preclude the drilling OF other wells.
Many operators prefer to take up
work OF this kind rather than engage
in the hazardous business OF trying
for new producing territory.
On AIMS run, Burning Springs dis
trict, Writ county, the Federal Oil
and Gas company has drilled its Nc.
6 on the Anna Devore farm through
the Big Injun sand. 1t is a duster
1000 feet northeast OF No. 5 on the
same farm. On West Fork the COM
pary has started to drill No. G on the
B. c. Tucker farm.
Dry Hole in Roane County.
On West Fork, Spencer district,
Roane county, the Federal Oil and
Gas company drilled its No. Is on the
Robert Pell C Newman farm
through the Big Iniua sand. 1t is a
dry hole. The company has the rig
completed for test on the William
Nichols farm. In Sheridan district,
Calhoun county, NJ. F. Crowley Is
starting another test on the P. G.
Mitchell farm, and the Hope Natural
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07
SwAMP-RO0T FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

There is only one medicine that re
ally stands out pre-eminent as med.
icine for durable ailments Of the kid,
neys liver and bladder.
Dr. ktlmer's Swamp Root stands
the highest for the reason that It has
proven - be Just the remedy needed
in thousands upon thousands OF dis,
tressing cases. Swamp Root makes
friends quickly bet2usc its, mild and
immediate effect is soon realized in
most cases. 1t is a gentle, healing
vegetable compound.
STAR treatment at once. Sold at al
drug stores in bottles OF two sizes
medium and large.
However, il you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten cents
to DR.. KImer & Co.. Binghamton, n
Y, for q sample bottle. When writing
be sure and mention the Fairmon,
West TirGin!an. s-''-e b
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07
Pittsburgh

There was decided falling off in
business on the Pittsburgh Stock Ex-
change and with few exceptions the
price movement was downward Ar
KANSAS Gas continued to lead the
market in point OF activity and after
advancing TO 441s the stock reacted
70 401s and closed at 42A, a loss of
Y for the day. Guffey- Gillespie Oil
aechned from 37B to 36& and closed
~ the lowest. Ohio Fuel closed 81 low
or at 81 and Barnsdail declined from
4IN 10 AZ. MarlaDd Refining and
Kay County Gas were fairly active
within narrow range. Exceptions to
the decline we're Lone Star Gas, which
closed IS higher at Az. Manufactur-
ers Light and eHat which closed q
higher at 60A.
The remainder 81 the list was very
quiet. American vitrffied Products
declined TO 15A and recovered to 15H
and American Window Glass machine
common was steady and unchanged
at 127. Westinghouse Electric closed
. dollar lower at 81, but there was no
Healing in Air Brake, which closed at
LIS bid, 119 asked. The common
stocks OF both were the brewing com
panfes closed slightly lower. Dealings
IN bonds were confined to the Liberty
loan issues, which were not much
changed.
Following Is an official summary OF
transactions recorded on the Pitts
burg Stock Exchange, Tuesday, Janu-
lry s.:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07
CLASSIFIED ADVER Using
TWO CENTS WORD cAss, vilTI ORDER
nA... ]. -. IL. -.

y ASS16i6SG coca COOK, Apply 6il sth
ST.. or cali 1859. 1-5-St-709I.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07
Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, Jan. - Pronounced
strength developed in the corn markel
yesterday owing largely to stormy
weather and to surprising smallness
Of receipts. The close was firm, 1Xc
10 25sc net higher, with May s1.36%4
1864 and July S1.34& @1S4a. Oats
gained nc to &c. In provisions there
was a setback ranging from SC to SOC.
Articles. Open. Close
Corn
January ...........$1.37h sl.ssss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07

. on Mud river. Carroll district,
Lincoln comfy, the Huntington De-
yelopment and Gas company has a
gasser IN tho salt sand at No. on
the H. N. Lake farm, and Henderson
& Co. are drilling in the sand at a
tek on the Eyaline Chalder farm.
On Redwood run, Grant district. Wet
eel county, the Fleetwood OIL company
is testing for oil in the Maxon sand
at No. on the John Mills farm.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07

AS The Duke of Cornwall, tho Prince
OF Wales draws about s25O.eOO an
nualiy from his estate.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07

WANTED-Young lady office assist.
ant in Dept, store. Some knowledge
of bookkeeping; capable OF operating
Adding Machine and Typewriter. Must
be accurate and above all dependable.
References required. State salary ex-
pocted. Address Box 1857 care West
V1rg1nian. 1-5-3t-70S7.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-18

B + CO.: &C.: !: :: 6: :;: :: ::
stir in the LITTLE TOWN of Auhiprp
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-18
Kept Guessing.

"When you see a man doing some
fool stunt on the street nowadays" re-
marked the Observer Of Events and
Things. you can never tell whether
he's doing it on a bet or is working for
some moviDg-picture concern"
Thus far ii does not appear that the
soft drinks will give consumers any
thing that will enable the drink cure
concerns to remain in business.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-18
Using an Extra" In Bano.

The editor Of the Bano Daily News
ufnca) does not have trouble over
nch matters as circulation or the high
COST Of paper. When he gets a piece Of
news he smo0ths of some slabs of
WOOD, writes up the story in his best
eo'orial style, and then gives the
Aaos to his Office boy, who runs off
WIN them and hangs them in con-
plcuous places so that he who runs
may read.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-18
SCIENTIFIC NOTES

=, Australian engineer has invented
=, engine that is run by sewer gas.
recently patented hanger for moth
,,oof clothing bags also seals them
securely.
According to a North Carolina chem
ID. a palatable oil equal in food value
n olive oil can be obtained from
sekle bur kernels.
. Ruffalo inventor has patented a
usehipe to wind narrow rolls OF paper
q, the backs Of BARRIERS chairs from
,,Ser and cheaper rolls.
Pubber models Of essential parts OF
,cvz have been invented in England
- I've girls who are learning to be
uukmaids practical instruction.
machine has been invented to
snIsb thin drinking glasses by subject
ar their edges to heat, which prevents
them from being sharp enough to cut.
For drying grain before grinding an
European inventor has inserted an
electric heating element into a spiral
Grew to convey 1t to the mill stones.
Goggles for motorists and sportsmen
have been invented that are suspended
from the visor Of a cap without any
attachment for their wearer's ears or
noses.
To eliminate the glare from street
Hshts an English engineer proposes
% Illuminate cities by the reflection
Of lights thrown on the fronts OF
buildings.
Because so few typewriter inks are
indelible or unalterable the Venezue-
Ian government has forbidden the
Official registration of typewriter
documents.
Sensitive automatic temperature and
humidity regulating apparatus Is
claimed to reduce to a minimum the
losses from irregular drying in a new
lumber kiln.
An inventor has patented a two
armed garden cultivator that can be
adjusted for width or the arms
enlightened at right angles so 1t
serves as a rake.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-18
varied End Of Spanish Ruie

s,. i~o. on December 81, the United
a.. - rnilippine commission ordered
s,s. ~ the laws Of the Philippine Is
p. oe printed in English and that
= ~ should be the official language
a, ue Islands. For $50 years the off,
49,. sasuase Of the Philippines had
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-18

The heart and soul Of the woman are
most important, but you can't get IL
out of the heads Of some that they
must depend upon legs to succeed.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-18
eepers Live Fairly Well.

Mn. =, 80, o'ooo lepers of Culion, Philip
i,rm,. sands sell the products Of their
vb,cA and fishing to the government,
,ioos - turn furnishes them with ra-
noos. anu supplies. The lepers send
he ss.. .ssn month to their relatives in
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-18

1t is announced that the famous
Krupp works will go into the business
OF making agricultural implements
forging the Big Berthas into plow-
shares, so to speak.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-18

In - aa see very little in this agita.
70 A. increase the span Of life to
~ -, 'e. The only people we have
N s. % who lived to be over 100
aas,' saves with from IS to 80
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-18
nioh Prices In Early New York.

''~es W carry rev rork.
During the British occupation Of
view York In Revolutionary days, the
ne'nod was to sell in wholesale lots
y PUBLIC auction and to issue revoc-
.ee licenses to retailers. The best
s'sl tnen sold for s14 a barrel. bacon
= ~ cents a pound and beef at IS
.sa. pound. Wages were less than
|" cents day.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-18
Gold Bricks.

A gold brick, of the kind sold by
dever swindlers to "easy marks" Is a
product Of highly skilled workman
ship. II Is made of copper, alleged
with little zinc, and is painted with
real gold to which some mercury has
been added. This gives a very smooth
md satisfactory effect; and the mer-
eury being evaporated by heat, a
NAL varnish Of gliding wax" lends
! % attractive luster.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-18
venom Even Affects Vegetables.

's"0m Even Affects Vegetables.
one authority on snakes has de-
1..eo that the venom of the RATHER
u snect even vegetables. Having
eaiated various varieties with a
s0'a' OF a lancet, he found them the
usy withered and dead, looking
=, ney had been struck by light
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-18
COBfMODTUs
QUARTERS.

Which side OF
the street do
you live on, Mrs.
Whipple7 asked
q counsel. cross
examining q wit
ness. On either
side, sir. II you
60 one way, It's
on the right
side. IL you 60
the other way
it's on the len
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-18
Fine Ride to Old Castle.

And what a ride It was! what SUI
perb scenery and glorious country,
picturesque, mountainous 1t seemed
difficult to believe that a land of such
overwhelming beauty In summer could
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-29
SESTUP S PADAKEM S Wy
Sc 10000 STOP.

Dayton, O., %. cervna. -
Dvacet tisic stop We vzduchu,
drze Sc kridla aeroplanu, SER
zant Botterill, 2 armadni
vzdusne sluzby byl mimo vse
ocekavani vymrSten S aeropla-
nu, kdyz vitr otevrel padak u
pevneny ma jeho zadech. A
tax Sc stale, re docflil nejvetsi-
no rekordu v sestupu pomoci
padaku. Kdyz vitr jej vymrstil
ze sedadla, Bottterill narazil
rukou O kormidlo aeroplanu,
rizeneho civilnim pilotem E.
versolem a zlomil 81 il. Kormi-
dlo bylo odneseno prye. Botte-
rill zanesen byl vetrem az ku
New Germantown, asi -desei
mil daleko drive nez urazil pri.
bliznou vzdalenost ctyr mil K
zemi. Jeho zraneni nejsou vaz.
ma, jezto tezky jeho oblek jel
chranil. Aeroplan snesl Sc bez
melody blize McCook.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-29
DOHANY POD VYSOKOu
ZARUKOU.

Detroit, %. cervna. - FIR.
H. Dohany, vynikajici advokat
a bankovni direktor, obzalova-
ny ze zabiti Augusta Dwyera
z Middlesboro, KY. v jedne
kancelarske budove v obchod-
MIN stredu mesta, byl predve-
den dnes pred municipalnl
soud. Ma formalni otazku od-
povedel, ze jest nevinen a byl
propulsion ma svobodu pod "a,
rukou $4,000. DIE mineni po-
licie zabitfm Dwyerovym skon
ella pusta pitka, ma niz nekolik
muzd Sc podilelo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-29
BUDE PRY TO DIVOKE
LETO.


Norwalk, o., %. cervna.
Prdtrze mracen, vodni smrste
a nestale, menive pocasi name
k ocekavanf az do polovice
zari, pravi DIR. J. Schillig, zdej-
81 osvedceny prorok povetrno.
sti. DR.. Schillig opira svoji
pTedpoved' smer, jakym VIII
val prvni til dny letnf sezony
"Vitr val odevsak, krone re
severovychodu," pravi. "Pri.
pravte Sc ma nahle zmeny. Mi
zete obcas potrebovati svrch-
MIX" dodal.