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New Britain herald., 1921-03-22
Deaths and Funerals
Thomas Toner,

The funeral of Thomas Toner will be held at g o'clock tomorrow morn ing at St. Mary's church. The burial will be in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-22
Mrs. Emma A. Clark.

Mrs. Emma A. Clark. 74 years of age, died this morning after a finger ing illness. She was the wife of Alfred H. Clark Of I49 Vine street and the funeral will be held from the home Thursday afternoon at ? o'clock. Rev. Dr. G. w. C. Hill of- ficiating. Interment will be in Fair view cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-22
Geraldine O'Connor.

Geraldine Lillian O'Connor, daugh- ter of NIT. and Mrs. Edward O'Connor of 50 Fairview street, died last night. aged 1 year, II months and 20 days. Besides her parents, she leaves one sister, Virginia. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. F. w. Schaeffer will officiate and interment will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-22
FINGER IS ,ANfPUTATED.

Stanley Adamowicz of ss Richmond avenue, aged years, had the first finger of his right hand emputated this morning. The boy was fooling around a moving machine when the accident occurred. He was taken to the New Britain General hospital for treatment.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-22
ClTY ITEMS.

An-victor Products. Hen~y MorAns' ,--advt A marriage license has beon taken out by Peter Del Barba of Middletown and Pasqualina Boscaglia of , South street.
 victroias and records. Henry Morans' ,--advI.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-22
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

PERSONAL-dAdies desiring credis in reliable Hartford store. where there is a complete stock of ladies wears. should write Samuel Cor don. e4 Hartford Ave-, for appoint
 nent at your own home. s-2e-Idx
New Britain herald., 1921-03-22
TALK FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Harding and m Glye Atten-
 tion to Inte n1iQne.
 washinstons n6fnl. survey of for41n
 Hughes presented lonE supalE21 0. the general foreign situation and tthere was round table discussion of various phases. It is understood that no specific decisions involving the league of nations or other Eu- ropean confections were decided.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-22
Mrs. LurrniIla Hammer.

Mrs. Lurmtl1a Hammer
 The funeral of Mrs. Lurmilla Ham mer was held at 8 o'clock this morn ing at St. Peters church. Rev. Charles Coppens was the ce1ebrant of requiem mass. The burial was in St. Mary's new cemetery.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
If You Have $l00

Or more TO invest where the risk is very
small and the chance OF profit unlimited. let
us tell you about a Washington company.
some stock in which is available on at
tractive terms. Address Box 2l3-C. Star of
fee.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
RELAXED TENSION
IN STOCKS NOTED
Reaction in Certain Securi-
ties, But Market Be-
comes Fairly Steady,

NEW YORK, July 2.-Pronounced
relaxation of recent tension was
noted in the securities market this
week. Aside from certain stocks in
which further reactions resulted from
well defined causes. technical or
otherwise, the list was fairly steady.
The prolonged bear campaign and
liquidation which centered around
oils was intensified by announcement
OF the provisions of the Fordney tariff
bill. These impose unexpectedly heavy
imposts on oils of foreign origin.
Shares of other companies, which
are expected to come more or less
directly within the scope of the new
tariff schedule. also sustained ir-
regular reversals. but in a majority
of instances these were only tempo
rary.
Speculative Rails Absorbed.
The constructive side of the mar
moderate absorption of investment
and speculative rails. Shares OF
the secondary or reorganized roads
evinced greater strength than the
dividend paying stocks:
Equipments hardened on the up
ward movement of rails, but the more
volatile steels reflected gradual
diminution of production. This also
applied to motors and their sub
sidiaries, as well rubber and textile
issues. More slaShlnG OF prices by
independent steel manufacturers
measured the further decline of oper-
ations at mill centers and strength
ened the conviction that additional
wage cuts are contemplated
Financial Strength shown.
The stronger position of the coun-
try's financial institutions was shown
in larger federal bank reserves.
July interest and dividend disburse-
ments were inaugurated without dis
:urbance to the money market. Bank
ers expressed their opposition, how
ever. to further reductions of dis
counts at this time, in view of the
unfsvorable results which followed
last January's lowering of rates.
Foreign exchanges, as expressed in
rates to London and Paris. were not
at all strengthened by the termi-
nation of the British coal strike and
reported settlement of the Silesian
controversy. Remittances to central
and eastern Europe were distinctly
heavy.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

BALTIMORE. July 2 (SpeciaD.-
There is a fair demand for all fruit
and produce arriving in good order.
but the hot weather the past week
has been hard on quality. and fruits
especially have been coming to hand
in soft condition and sold at sharp
discounts to avoid total loss.
Season for asparagus about over. but
stock arriving will sell at s1.20 to
bring s1.25 and $50, and strings on.
60 and 80 cents per bushel, with
abundant receipts.
Tomatoes in good demand at
$500 and $3.50 Pc As basket:
Cabbage in moderate receipt and
steady at 6 to II cents per
head and $3.50 to $500 per crate.
this week and is cleaning up rapidly
at 80 to 40 cents a dozen. Caulif1ower
also is selling well at $500 per bushel
basket.
Although late in the season, there is
still a good demand for peas at $500
to $3.50 per bushel Nearby cucum-
bers increasing in receipt but selling
well at IS to IS cents per 4-s basket
Lettuce plentiful at soc to S1.oO pei
bushel. Beets. carrots, onions and
rhubarb all in ample receipt and
cheaper
The potato market rules firm and
higher Receipts this week have been
moderate from all sections and the
demand good at $3.50 to $3.50 per
barrel: $3.50 to $500 for No. stock;
and 80 to 90 cents per bushel and ~
to so cents for No. .. with No. stock
of all descriptions slow sale.
The market for apples is firm and
demand active for large. smooth
stock, which is in only moderate re-
ceipt at $3.50 to $500 per barrel and
|$175 to 5000 per hamper. but No. :
stock is neglected and in ample sup
ply. Shipments of small knotty wind
fail apples not advisable. as they are
worthless. Berries and cherries of all
descriptions in good demand. Black
berries at 18 to 25 cents per quart:
|huckleberries, 25 to 80. and black rasp-
berries. % and 81: red raspberrles
scarce at Is to 18 cents per pint. and
cherries clean up rapidly at 10 to 20
cents per pound.
While receips of nearby fresh
gathered eggs are light and a pre-
MUM might be paid for this charac-
ter of stock. there is an ample sup
ply Of western eggs on the market
keeping trade wants pretty well COW
cred. The market closed firm at ~
and 2S1. cents per dozen.
Market for spring chickens mas
been fairly active this week. and all
offerings of desirable stock have met
prompt sale at 46 to As cents pound.
Small chickens and white leghorns
sell at 80 to As cents. Demand for old
hens limited. at 26 to % cents. with
the holiday trade supplied. dealers
look for a drop in prices next week:
Fair demand for spring ducks at 20
to 3a cents. but old ducks neglected
at % to 26 cents. Pigeons on limit
ed request. but light receipts hold the
market steady at 35 and 40 cents a
pair.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
ADJUSTMENTS ARE PROCEEDING,
WITH MANY ENCOURAGING SIGNS
Real Improvement Should Be in Evidence
With the Late Fall Season-Bankiing
Trust and Mortgage Co. 5 Outlook.

tive body of men will be chosen.
To these men will be left the selec-
ton of the official family"
Personal Mention.
Col. Wade S. Cooper was in New
York yesterday on business. So were
scores and hundreds Of others.
Postpone Call.
The controller of the currency has
again delayed issuing Il call for a
statement of the condition of banks.
thus enabling the bank clerks to have
Il full holiday over the Fourth. 1t is
still believed that the call will come
will be asked for the close of business
June 80. the end of the governments
fiscal year.
Rail Earnings and Agitation.
Commenting on the subject Of rail
earnings and the agitation for lower
rates. the July letter of the National
City Tank has this to say:
probably those people who are
agitating lower freight rates are ig-
norant of the desperate time the
railroads are having in trying to
make both ends meet. Some may be
shortsiGhtedly Indifferent to the
financial welfare of the carriers. for
no one can examine their current
earnings statements and honestly
demand a reduction at this time 1t
has been good many years since
the railroads were in affiuent cir
cumStances. Today. almost without
exception. strong and weak alike.
they are living by the Sufferance of
their creditors and by the doles of
the Interstate Commerce Commission
and the Railroad Administration.
THE transportation act. it will be
recalled, required the commission to
establish rate level that would give
the roads a return of not less than
~ per cent. and the commission.
using it's discretion under the act.
decided that a return of per cent
was needed. the extra y per cent to
be used for additions and better
ments. Competent students of rail-
way economics were agreed that this
was the lowest return that would
Evening star., 1921-07-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, July 2 (SpeciaD.-
Receipts of live cattle ample. with
what demand there is centered on
top-Erade stock. Market quiet and
easy. at the following quotations:
Cattle-Becf. first quality. per
pound. 7haSE: medium. Sal; do.
bulls, as to quality. 3Aa5A: cows.
choice to fancy, 5a6; do. common to
fair. 2a4: thin steers. 3ha4E: oxen.
as to quality. 3ka5; milk cows. choice
to fancy. per head. 50a75; do. COM
mon to fair, 30a40.
Calves-veal. choice, per pound. 9E2
alO; heavy fat veals. Ska9; do. fair
to good. 7haS1a: do, heavy smooth
fat. per head. 12a15: common thin.
5a10.
SHEEP-No. l sheep. wool on. per
pound, 3a4: do. clipped, 2a3: old
bucks. 2a3: common. 1ka2. Lambs.
spring. choice. per pound. 10a11: do.
fair to good. per pound. Sa9.
Hoes-Straight, per pound. 7aSHa !:
sows, as to quality, 5a6; stays and
boars. 3a4: live pigs. as to size and
quality. 10a15: shoats. as to size and
quality. 10a12.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
RANGE OF MARKET AVERAGES.


York Stock Exchange The
of
acti o he
Evening star., 1921-07-03
List to Buy

We have prepared a list OF selected stocks
which will show much improvement in the
next month. Write for sample copies Of our
Daily Market Letter. Special trial snbscrip-
tiOn of two weeks. SO: one month, SD; two
months. $50: three months. s45.
Investors Financial Monitor, Inc,
$50 Nassau St, New York
Evening star., 1921-07-03

sustain transportation II private cap
ital was to be attracted.
The government guaranty expired
81, 1920. The figures of oper-
alton are available for the succeed
ing eight months. A per cent re-
turn for that period amounts to $72S,-
9O1 900; the actual net oerattng in
come Of the carriers was only $27!'-
$4,000. or S45O,95S,O0O less than the
minimum they should have earned:
Furthermore. almost so per cent Of
their net income was earned In the
three months - September. October
and November-since which time
earnings have been very much less.
as the accompanying table shows
Evening star., 1921-07-03
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, July 2.-Most OF the
large primary markets and many of
the large wholesale dry goods houses
were closed on Saturday until after
the holiday. Cotton goods were some
what firmer and aeadier. Yarns re,
burlaps very quiet.
Evening star., 1921-07-03

railroads for the eight months since
the government guaranty expired
have been $34,7O0.000 a month and 1t
takes s37,2OO,O0O month merely to
pay interest on the railroads fun:ied
debt. These figures show the utter
impracticahility of any reductions in
rates until operation expenses have
been definitely reduced.
Only these meager net earnings
Justify the forced curtailment of the
necessary expenditures for mainte-
nance Of way and equipment which
has occurred.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
Time to Buy Stocks!

The market has been going down for two
months Prices are now as low as they were
after the 1907 panic. We anticipate q decided
turn in the immediate future. For the last
ten years the Investors Financial Monitor
Inc. has successfully called all big turns in
Evening star., 1921-07-03
Money to Loan

80 ooo-7ss fntereat. in sums Of 1000 to S.
000 secured by hrst deed Of trust on real estate:
Joseph I. Weller sis.. tSG wsss 81 and X ~ ~
Arizona republican., 1921-01-05
WANTED-TO RENT
POL
Wanted

Furnished houses. as we have 20 or % clients who are wanting GO rent
Arizona republican., 1921-01-05

office of Lescher & Kibbey by IL o'clock a. m. on Wednesday, January ,, 1921. Each bid must be accompanie<k by a certified check equal to five peg cent of the amount of the bid, madas payable to the Clerk of said Board oH Trustees. Said check to be forfeitelh to the Board of Trustees if the sue cessful bidder refuses to enter into saS contract and furnish bond as requiretr by the said Board of Trustees within 10 days after awarding the contract to him. The successful bidder must fure. nish a Surety Company Bond satisN factory to the Board equal to 33 fzs per cent of the amount of the contract.
 4 deposit of five dollars is required from each contractor taking plans and specifications from the office. which sum will be returned upon tho safe return of said plans and specifi- cations.
 The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any and all bids sub mitted
 Board of Trustees, School District No. e6 of Maricopa County, Phoenix
 By J. J. GOULD. Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-05
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Trustees of Roosevelt School District No 66 of Maricopa County, Arizona, for the construction Of a toilet building and a two room addition to the main school building in the above named school district.
 The above work to be done in ac- cordance with Plans and Specifications prepared by Lescher &s -Kibbey. Archi- tects, Phoenix, Arizona. Plans and Specifications may be obtained from the Clerk of the Board or at the office of the above named Architects, at their office in Phoenix. Arizona
 All bids must be in the hands of the Clerk of the Board of Trustees at the
Arizona republican., 1921-01-05
srorKHoLpERs' MELTING

The annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the Phoenix National Bank will be held in it's office in Phoenix, Ari- zona, on Tuesday, January l1th, 1sz1, at three o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year and to trans act such other business as may prop erly come before said meeting.
 F. L. THOMAS. Cashier.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-05

WANTED-TO lease 70 to 160 acres lr 300 to 500 acres on shares. Have all stock and implements; by first class farmers. L. B. Moola Singh or C. Bis uan Siugh. Peoria. Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-05

The railroads of the United States perform a freight service per capita more than ten times the average of the European railroads.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-05
wANTEp-HELP. MALE

BARBER wanted who can speak Spanish; good money. Gilbert Fool Hall m
Arizona republican., 1921-01-05

PHONOGRAp1IS repaired any style or make-in our completely equipped shop Cass BedewiI Ce- 226 N Washington. "
Arizona republican., 1921-01-05
WAIVED HELP-MALE
Wanted

FIRST GLASS hotel cook. SIPS, room and board. GUARANTEE EM % pLOYMENT OFFICE. Phone 1480
 .uH St and Adnms 1t
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-17
MALA DOHODA OBHAJILA
MIR, OHROZENY KARLO-
wynn DOBRODRUZ-
STVIM.

kych denniku IN. Y. Times
uvefejnil dine 27. listopadu cla
mex "Krise stredni Evropy" cd
sVeho dopisovatele Elmera Da-
vse. Byly-li clanky, uverejne-
ne ruznymi americkymi casopi-
sy u prlezitosti Karlova do
brodruzstvi mobilisace Male
dohody 0 pomerech We stredni
Evrope zalozeny ma nev6domo-
stech redaktora toho ktereho
llstu, clanek N. Y. Times Jest
napsan ma zaklade osobnich
zkuSenosti p. E. Davise, ktery
V dobe Karlova pokusu We
stfedni Evrope byl a prubehu
udalosti byl otitym svedkem.
Nasledkem toho pohlizi ma
moblllsaci Male dohody a jeji
odpor proti znovudosazeni
HabSburku ma mad 'arsky trun
zcela S jineho stanoviska, nez
nekterl redaktori, jimz skutec-
ne pom6ry We stredni Evrope
lsou neznamy. Pan Davis pi-
Sc, re V Londyne, Parizi a Ber-
line statnici a novinafi jedno-
mysln6 prohlaSuji, re mir We
stredni Evrop6 udrzeli spojen-
ci, tot6z prohlasuje ad'arska
Vlada. Min6nim p. Davise je,
re byla to jedine mobilisace
Cechoslovaku a Jihoslovana,
ktera zachovala mir a utvoTila
okolnosti, ktere jej pravd6po-
dobne ma n6jakou dobu udrzi.
karlovo dobrodruzstvi skonci-
10 fiaskem jedine proto, re Ma
la Ententa to myslela Sc Zakro-
cenim doopravdy. V dalsim D.
Davis zminuje sc o snazeni Sc
Ceskoslovenska navazat ho-
spodarsk6 a obchodni styky Sc
sVymi sousedy. V posledni
dobe smlouva S PolSkem byla
uzavfena. Jedin6 Mad arsko
nechce sc smirit novym sta
vem veci. DR.. BeneS, csl. pre-
mler, neunavne pracuje V uza-
virani obchodnich smluv, a to
nejen Sc cleny Male dohody, ),
ale tez Rakouskem. Vyied-
naval jiz jednou S Mad AIRY,
ale Karluv coup je prekazil; Il
chce sc vSak pokusiti znovu,
bude-li Mad arsko chtit. Po-
dari-l Sc Cechdm navazat OBJ
chodni styky S Mad 'arskem,
JeJlch propaganda Mem, mem,
soha" ztratl sv6 argumenty.
O Mad'arech pisatel uvadi,
ze jsou We vetSin6 monarchi-
sty; regent Horthy zastavil
Karluv postup jen z toho du-
vodu, re y6d6l, re Cechoslova-(
ci Jugoslovan6 potahnou nal
Budapest, neucini-li tax. Tol
sice neznamena, re Horthy by
pral navratu Karla, ale tezkoI
by Sc byl branil pro-Habsbur-
skemu sentimentu, nebyt shro-
mazdenych armad V Bratislav6
q V Snobotici. Malorolnici, do
minujlci strana Mar. Shromaz-
deni, oslavuji odstran6ni Hab-
sburgu a jsou pro svobodnou
volbu krale, ale jejich vudco-
Ve byli pripraVeni uprchnoutl
V pfipad6 zdaru Karlova do
brodruzstvi.
Starry system Vybudoval G.
konomickou organisaci CEN
trem Budapest. Nyni Ce$i sna-
ii Sc Zreorganisovat strednf
EVropu ma theorii, re obchod-
nj styky neznamenajf jest6 po-
litick6 spojenl. Mala dohoda
bojuje ia demokracii proti re-
akci. Cesloslovensko Ru-
provadi opravdovoul
reformu, coz jest
oVsem prot mysli aristokratdm
iichz pozemky Sc nachazeji v
techto zemich. Cirkevni zaj-
my, kter6 prospivaly ia stare
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-17
"SVET''

| drZOVat polltlcke a ekOnOml-
cke styky s konservativnim
Mad 'arskem, nebude-li ovSem
monarchou Habsburk. Neni
pravdou, re my a Jugoslovani
chceme utvorit koridor mezi
Rakouskem a Mad arskem; V
miru by to bylo nevhodne a We
valce tezko udrzitelne. Nema-
me dmyslu rozdelit neb ONE
zovat MAZDA 'rsko, neb zasaho-
vat do jeho ciste vnitfnich a.
fer. Jsme v dobrych stycich
nynf S Nemci a Rakusany; MI
zeme je tez miti Mad airy i,
pakli Mad'aTi prijmou nynejSi|
system a budou Sc snazit zit
We shod6 Sc sousedy. Otazka
mad arsk6 ustavy nema pro mas
zajmu tax dlouho, dokud Ma
d d'arsko nebude intrikovat pro
obnoveni stareho syst6mu VI
sousednich statech. Co 81 pre-
jeme, jest byti volni cd t6chto
op6tovanych ohrozeni naseho
klidu. Chceme byti jisti, re
Mad 'ari dodrzi sve sliby. Mu
sill jsme podniknouti tuto moe
nou akci, abychom ukazali, re
jsme toho syti. Nyni, kdyz
zda Sc, re uz je konec 'pucum'
muzeme doufat, re konecn6
nastane mirne rozreseni v6tsi-
ny hlavnich problemu antithe-
81 stareho i noveho syst6mu."
Tot6z, jinymi slovy, vyjadril
take Jonescu V Revue de Fran
ce.
Karel spolehal Sc ma sv6
francouzske pratele, ma povSta- |
nj Nemcu V CSR., ale sklamal
Sc. Jeho francouzSti pratel6 |
neridi franc. vladu Nemci vi
CSR. Sc nevydarili, CSR Ju-
goslavie mobilisoValy. Dohodal
zadala ZTeknuti Sc Karla. Ma
Ia dohoda zadala detronisaci
HabsburkG, dodrzovani Tria-
nonsk6 smlouvy a odzbrojeniI
Mad arska. Kdyz Mala doho-
da pohrozila vtrhnutim do Ma
d'arska, Velka dohoda rozho-
dla Sc podporovat zadost Male
dohody - a mad 'arskG Shro-
mazd6ni prijalo detronisacni
zakon.
"Krok "a krokem Mala do
hoda primela Velkou dohodul
k podpore svych pozadavkll-
protoze armady byly V poll --"
piSe p. Davis - a dale uVadi, |
re Eat jakekoliv byly dmysly
Horthyho a Bethlena, neucinili
mic proti krali, dokud sc nedo-
vedeli, re mobilisace csl. a ju-
gosl. armad byla narizena.
Jednali pred mobilisaci, nebot'
re bude provedena." !"
V dalsim p. Davis uvadi, ze
0 Male dohode bylo psano, re
ohrozuje mir We stfedni Evro-
pc, zatfm vSak lsou to prv6
rade monarchiste jejich pra-
tel6 V rdznych eyropskych ze-
mich.
"Tak, do jiste miry, valka,
ktera zdala Sc byti jistou v
rijnu, byla pro Malou dohodu
valkou osvobozovaci, i pres to,
re nebylo nj bojovano. vi
tomto pripad6 Mala dohoda u
defila sama pro sebe a dostala
co chtela, yzdor vlaznosti Vel
k6 dohody. Cisty vysledek
Karlovy episody t6z ukazal, ze
n6kterd 4 nastupnickych statl
jsou daleko stabilnejsi, nez jak
jejich hanobitel6 prohlaSovali,
a tez re budou-li male staty
n6co chtit, musi 81 to dostat
;ami. Balkansk6 staty 81 toho ,
lvedomily jiz pred deseti lety;
narody 81 to uVedo-
muji nyni," zakoncuje p. Davis {
5vuj objektivnl clanek. .
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-17
IDEALNf SLUZBA
JEz CHRANI VASIVASE PRATELE F
V CEsKOSLOVENSKU.
IT gFgE1F
NAA<i< ssfslsasfzsss11, = So w lis

Prave tax, jako exsujf vek6 potck6 ideally exsui tz
vek6 ideally obchodni.
Vlme re Vas Vase pfatee bude vece zaiima ideal cz
snenarenske suzby kerou The Union Trust Company ro
Vnula Vas ochran6 uspokojen Vasich pfatel prbuz
nych Europe.
Tento ideal jest prmou nenaadnou pfesnou akci me-
q touto velkou bankou zasupci bank Ceskosovensku
kde name slime vztahy obchodniho pratesvi kde name
doSatecne zaohy kerych muzeme vyuziti kterouko do
bu pr vyf1zovani Vasch poukazek morem
Prrozene Jedname primo t6mito evropskymi bankam
usporme tim kazdy odad neb vlohy povsta6 jednanim
prostfednictvim bank newyorskych.
mas ideal prime dsporn6 akce zzen jest nyni Ceye-
lande, tax re muzete pfijid bud primo at liz do
nas banky dole m6ste, aneb do jedne nasch fialek
doe uVedenych vyhnete tax placeni zisku agentum
We vSech Vasch sm6narenskych obchodech
Prima pfesna dsporna akce ak evropskou bankou tax
Vam - to jest naSm idealem suzebnim ktery Yam "a
rucuJe usporu agentovy provise prijdete- primo nam
kter zarucuje rychl6 dodani Vah pen6z Vasm prate-
UNI "a moTem nenize moznych podmnek iez dostava-
me stale nasim primym telegrafckym vedenim do New
Yorku
Obdrzite Evropy neuats dobe potvrzenku iesli ze
lste Vase penze poa prostfednctvfm The Trust
Company
Tato vekoepa bankovn suzba sm6namf zaozena ma vel
KEN idealu urtena jest pro Vas. Uzijte il.