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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19


Miss Mabel Arna9 at The faca}Jy
Of AasnSsz-3s CoIFss-Sasa-y u Nh
So sa3l p-sse1; ess- class rav.as
in zsess,sa program Tharsasy eve
ming 81 sss III tAs college, chapel
Fa53os9ns IS TIRE program to he
steeR
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Margaret Jshsassn
Leaning - Wax ..--- Seefse,A
Tiger 44Is Waltz --,-~- Sr2aleiRg
rrsntss Kennedy
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Svseyn Schroeder.
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Mildred Ssih3aese--
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19

MIS-. Harry Scott Of cIea Main
street. Davenport, entertained YES
ge-Sar afternoon q. q charEsasiy
appointed HOLIDAY lea a the orsans
clah. lss srl-csss friends beng Ae,
sassss.
TEE cherry rea sa6 evergreen
ssoiers 81 the CArsss-ssS season
weTs everywhere IN pretty detail
the saasA reception room where
the hostess necsive5-Asvaae has
els 81 the wsnter Aa1aaets. eed
ac-r9eS. ana gioasa3sis xslh rcd
and while candies, ana shaded
1lcAiS
Ia tie a3aiaS room the sos sAhls
sss III rel ara white via eo5n-
Sesa3s serterrie,a IN wildly bril-
lisz SPRAYS. white wax fs2ers be-
5nS in silver Aesee-s.
Assisting The hostess sAegs the
as7lors AMI III re&-sas were Mrs
Csrs T,slEssr. Mrs. lxsirs Ealic-i
Mes. r.. Z. Roberts. Mrs. r. ]
{S5aasea, Mss C3sassn. Mrs. Nen-s
No7 Manr. MS. william Heais-
asG-a. Ms Isaac sseassoh- Ms
Harry n Spencer, ans Mrs r 4
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19

ANmeere - NE HrsSStKsns Sr-
seels< spee anf nikAs q ne home
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- B5eheeenA Skrees Ssnxs Scr =
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80. Dec. u. wer& susite. Tne ese>
Atn9 1Cess w<re sFrus wlsh An<s
weak Snc Dusse. ~ uxks ssesxlne
wiIl ~ hea9 5sA. Z. Win lliss -
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19

Finest Cloth End PaSh Cnzss ana N-x7s-
also Sport GnaEs everything nus 60 Ssal1ta-
fnllT made Of Gsruua Ezrvs.ia. Sea- ellsh,
KevHsre- Normandy and Spog7s Fabrics
Na = coc reserved Xou may select sIy q
Cur tine garments II S9a $<s.aa. SIS, S1s1sa-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19

The ssdses als scesecs es Ths
SE<nr-s MeRe~Saa MesAnas~s
church skse Ch~issmss SURPRISE
EsFsS rrxsesssa~ sfserncee IL the
AaRe 81 MIS-, Winnie Green, $50.
Sk~eush avenue There ~ere 10
women present kxxkes sunrA Was
SeF~es NJ ncos, With she frlsessss
wesseA N ohsrxe Ms. E,vs
NaReHtae. Nsx. Rrra SsBkee ana
Msx, Alcx eu3R- IRE aHerne.s
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19

Mt snG Nrs VI. j 5ercA ef Tan
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w = Amies eaAnes a. the an-sns
rsuh senerrcs e~cnsns. rs ssre-
ecesssa cnnrsess far Msss Rs~ys, ~:
SNm AZ Arfsendn~s, vhe Is 70 Ne q
hnstnAs bride
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19

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Ne~ geAee eve dinner .ssass II Nav
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19

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Ms RuolaA aar; ID ssa~assea,e
Is esssrssanins a. 6 luncheon on
r~isav OF shss week IN hanns n
Miss Skinner sns Nsss Ns-rs-es
HsniyhSun TIE iaSsss al nxverce-ss
This ne n~eceae xne AFTERNOON bridge
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19
fenr7 ie ScenSer Csn1 Fsr1,

CoGss 81 Homer Nc. 81 viii give .
card party Taa-sssy evening n
Maths hall. FIVE hundred IS 10 ne
plavad ana refreshments viii be
served.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19

rnxttations have been issued to
the marriage Of Miss Anna Fries
Clark. daughter II Or. and Mn ],
". Clark Of Chicago. and grand
daughter Of Nr&> James Conner,
.ee TwensietA street. 70 Tnomaa
Dunn of Moline. Tue wedding WIN
take place in Chicago. Jan. s. A
number Of tri-csty people viii at
tend the wedding ceremony.
Rrs1ge Rrrakfast for HIS Skinner.
Mrs, Ssdney A. Wlexi1e cf Aa
wesshar apartments entertained al
. small bridge breakfast today rs
courtesy for Mics Alice Skinner
af Mcliae, who is to become tAe
bride Of Robert VAIN Of Davenport
Jan. :, The guests we're . dosen
Of Mss SINNERS most intimate
friends. who surrounded three Il.
naeS III progressive bridge Fsycrs
were given for Aika scores. ant
there was = party favor for The
Bracelet. Breakfast Was served
81 the small tables Mrs Virgins
used roses Ia the rooms An oat-
os~sawn guest WAS Mrs. wsssoa Bal:
Of Caiver. Ina, who IS here 10 spend
the holidays with he. father. Dr.. ]
I Il. Ea.sewAasa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19
o.een FISHERS Rave FAIRY.

Queen sssaers cf Spencer Memo
rial Methodist church met with Ms
A. {, f.arrsson. Sss rorsy-tssrd
street, YESTERDAY afternoon ate.
school. Tae rags which the ESria
Gave made 10 give 20 EasSSso-
Aozae were displayed and Ms:
Hare Moody gave short talk
During sse social boar the girls ex'
changed Christmas gistS Dasats
rsf-sSa TssTt'S were served, Tx
Gsxt Meeting Will be held Jan. Is
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19

New YORK Dec Is Spanish
heels xrs seen TO-DAY on some Ct tbs
newest palns Ts1a1lr they arr
IL the sane shade IS The ppEp, o.
IN one Of TWO shades al which 8
pame nowadays - ESa8ls made
Sui often they are II xE en11ress
different catn-, such as sres4 heels
on grey rEMns OF reE on HAD
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-19

Miss Mabel Ar-laa os the faca9Js
Of ARsaSs&aa CoussrSata-y D. Nh
So sall ss-asee; f7e- class Fass.as
in zstsssSa program Thurssay eve
Ming 81 rs IL fAs college chapel
Fal9os9ns Is Tire program to nc
ssren
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-05
TWO LOCAL BOYS ARE
. FINED IN WEST CHESTER
Chief Burgess Of Town Joins In
Chase After Automobile
Speeders.

An exciting chase for two automo-
biles which passed through West
Chester at q rapid ratio Of speed oc-
CURED yesterday morning about S.1b.
on High street, in which Chief Bur-
CESS HUT and Sergeant jackson took
the leading part
John Minnick and Joseph Minnick,
both OF Wilmington, went through In
two cars. the car Of Joseph Minnick
being loaded with a canoe and other
articles. They travelled up High street
at a rapid ratio OF speed. It's said,
Burgess HUT and Sergeant Jackson
were standing Mt the corner Of High
and Market streets talking. and Ser
geant jackson yelled for the machines
to stop, but they continued. and at the
corner OF High and Gay streets the
West Chester police say. narrowly cs-
capped hitting horse and wagon. and
then proceeded on out High atreet
taking the left hand side OF tho road
| The automobile OF VIM. H. J.nes
was passing at the time. and 1t was
Communicated and the Burgess END
Oficer jackson sped away to capture
tho alleged specders. The Jones car
was forced to go thirty-iive miles M
hour before they came up with the
two Wilmington machines. which wer,
ordered to return to headquarters.
Arriving at headquarters, the two
were given a hearing and two wit
nesses testified as TO the speed OF tn,
machines. One Of the Minnicks nd
mitted goipK twenty-five miles nj
hour. A flne OF $40 and costs wa,
placed on each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-05

peraturea a. low ~ 10 degrees below
zero. For this purpose Franklin en-
ploys tho same type OF electric vapor-
lser a. heretofore. but With severai re-
nncments. The control Of carburotor
adjustments has been greatly simpli-
fed. a. pressure Of magnetic button
operates both the choke and vaporiser.
and a T-handls regulates tho needle
valve.
Chassis lubrication Of me latest
Franklin II by tho Bowen Empress
system by means OF which either oil
or grease ~ required In forced into
the connection under high pressure.
There are only five grease connections
on the entire car, including universal
Joints. and oil used for lubricating
purposes At other points.
While Franklin brakes have always
had a reputation for efficiency, various
improvements have been made which
have increased the effectiveness OF the
service brake 22 per cent and that OF
the emergency brake. Is per cent.
Denpuntable rims which answer
the Franklin Company's requirements
Tor light. inspiring weight. have boon
made standard equipment on Series
10 In the form Of tho Rubsam wheel
with the hollow steel felloc. This In
stalla,lon. according to Franklin en-
gineers. leaves easy riding Qualitie,
unaffected.
| From the standpoint OF night
driving. the Mirro-Tilt lights on the
Franklin are interesting. Pressure or
n button on the toc-board makes 4
possible for the rays to be projected {
considerable distance ahead OF nor
mai position, 30 that the roadway \
given ample illumination. especiall,
under conditions OF fast travel. Upor
approach OF car from the opposite
direction. release OF the button re
stores tho rays to normal.
The latest Franklin Is furnished II
eight body types Touring. runabout
demi- sedan, demi-coupc. sedan
brougham. coupe and touring-limou
sine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-05

George Satterneld. OF Dover. who
was injured at the rnce trick in West
Chester on Thursday when horse
he was driving crashed into an auto
is reported to be doing nicely at the
homeopathic Hospital In West Ches-
ter. with every indication OF IN early
removal 10 his home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-05
Cut This Out-It IL Worth Money.

Cut out this slip. enclose with &c
and mail 10 Foley & Co. 2sa5 Sheffield
avenue. Chicago, m. writing your
name and address clearly. You VIII re-
coive In rSturn a trial package con-
ta4ning Foieys Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs. colds and Group;
Foley Kidney Pills foe pains in sides
and back; rheumatism. backache, kid
ney and bladder ailments: and Fola,;
catherttc Tablets. a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic FOR
constipation, bihousness. headaches
and sluggish bowels. n. p. Danrorth.
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-05

Have you a piece Of antique fur
niture that you desire TO turn into
cash7 Tell our $4,000 interested read
ers. Many arc interested In what you
haye to ofYcr-Ady
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29
Tube Rose flour always reliable.

Tube Rose flour always reliable.
Miss Susie Hastings, of the Masor
vicinity is the guest Of Miss HAITI,
Green Rose this week.
We are going to give our clerks
holiday July 4th. viii be closed All
day Supply Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Wheatcroft Of
Nashville, will arrive here this even.
ing for a visit to the family of Mr.,
\. B. Turner.
No White Ring flour sold on july
Z Our store closed all day. ]. T.
Fargason Grocery Co.
DR.. Harrell Mcdaniel. of Memphis
spent a few days here this week as
the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Mcdaniel.
Two palm leaf fans for SC. and
$l.00 off on entire stock of hats for
Trade Day. The City Talk.
Mrs. Sophia Shelton returned to
her home in Dyersburg Tuesday
evening, after visit of few DAYS
to relatives here.
Don't forget your light and water
bill. Unless paid by the 18th YOU will
be cut off. 29jne2w
Master Jack Cotton, of Cincinnati
arrived here this week to spend tbe
summer months with Mr.. and Mrs
ii. B. Shelton.
The inexperienced cook can depend
'n Tube Rose flour for white, fluffy
Mr. L. G. Aymard, with the exten-
lon department of the Diamond OH
TO-, made an official visit to the local (
'ffice Tuesday.
Two palm leaf fans for Sc, and
100 off on entire stock Of hats for
Trade Day. The City Talk.
Miss Marguerite Lynn, Of Los
angeles, Calify arrived Saturday for
n extended visit to her grandparents,
ar and Mrs. N. H. Murphy.
Don't forget your light and water
MI, Unless paid by the 9TH YOU win
e cut off. 29jne2w
Mrs. R. H. Green returned home
aqtrday evening from Fit. Smith.
!rk', after visit to relatives in that
ity S'''
Bargain Basement specials for
lrst Monday Sale-Knives and forks.
ct OF six, ST.; white dinner plates, set
SIX, 75c; white cups and saucers.
1t of six, 81; 4-quart aluminium
auee pan, 75c. Bargain counter
'aded with cheap goods in the Bar
ain Basement. Supply Co.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29


Mrs Abe Caudell is visiting reIa
tives in Martin, Tenn this week.
Our store will be closed all DAY
July 4th. Supply Co.
Mrs. S. E. Carpenter, Of Paducah
Ky, is visiting her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Ed Wall.
All kinds Of light globes and cleo
trieal wiring for the city current. r.
A. Baxter.
Prot. Fred Elliott, principal of the
Kosemark High School, spent few
hours here Saturday with friends.
Complete selection Of Butterick pat
terms and publications in stock at the
Supply Co.
Mrs. Dan Jones spent the week
end with Mrs. James Lawrence at
Randolph.
Barbecue, base ball and all kinds
OF ADJUSTMENTS will be found at the
big picnic at Brighton on July 4.
Mrs. J. c. Witherington and chill
dren, of Munford, are visiting the
family Of Mr.. ]. Drew Mechanism.
Come to the Supply Co. and see the
new things. We open them new
every day.
Miss Ruby Bringle, of Memphis,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
L. Bringle, Of this city, this week.
All kinds Of light globes and cleo
trical wiring for the city current. R.
A. Baxter.
Mrs. Katie F. Bryant, of Hunts
vile, Ala, is visiting the families Of
her brother, Messrs. J, H. and L. P.
Flippin.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29

q
Don't miss the JOY Of life by fail
ing to use White Ring flour.
Mr. VI. G, I. Rice, of Ripley, spen
Wednesday in this city on business
This store will be closed all day
July 4. Supply Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Drumwright
and son, Of Memphis, were the guest:
OF Mr.. ]. L. Jacobs Sunday.
Eighty years old and still making
new friends-0mega flour. Try it
Rev and Mrs. Edward Stubblefield
left Monday for a weeks visit to Ok
ford, Miss.
Fix up for July 4. We have lots Of
new goods to show you. Supply Co.
Mrs. Robert Bell, Of Gates. is Wis
ting Miss Marniaduke Bell, of Tab
ernacle.
You can't get better flour for light
bread and rolls than Omega flour.
Attorney Nat Upton spent several
days this week in Jackson on legal
business.
# you need Japan clover hay, see
Till Cooper.
DR.. and Mrs. J. j. Fleming and
daughter, Miss Margaret, of Atoka,
spent Wednesday in Covington.
Trust Omega flour to always make
the perfect cake.
Mr.. Edgar Quisenberry, Of Atoka.
spent Wednesday in this city on bust
ness.
Smiles and miles of smiles for the
cook that uses White Ring flour.
Mrs. 7, M. Harris left Wednesday
morning for visit of several days
70 relatives in Ripley.
Out of the kitchen early when you
Use White Ring flour.
Miss Maude Walker Smith return
ID home Monday, after weeks visit
o friends at Kerrville.
No bad bread>when Tube Rose flour
S used,
Mrs. R. B. Frank, of Dyersburg, is
pending the week with her daugh-
er, Mrs. R. B. Barrett.
Two palm leaf fans for Sc, and
LOO off on entire stock of hats for
'rade Day. The City Talk. 4
Mr.. Holmes McQuiston, Of Memphis,
pent Sunday with his parents, DR..
nd Mrs. ]. G. McQuiston.
Come in Monday, July 8rd, and en-
oy the comforts of the rest room.
rs a good place to meet your
riends. Supply Co.
Mrs. L. N. Duncan, of Tulsa, Okla,
rived last week to spend the sum :
er with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
alter Crofford.
Fine 72-inch mercerized table dam 4
SIX, Soc; good yard-wide black taf-
TIA, ST.; cotton toweling crash, ~. !
pedals for Trade Day only. Supply :
Dmpany.
Mrs. Earl Glover, Of Lonoke, Ark, I
no had been visiting her parents at :
oily Grove, returned home Saturday :
e was accompanied by her mother, :
rs. j. w. H. Smith. {
Get yourself a new summer suit :
w. We have marked Spanish linens :
d Lorraine seersucker down. 1t :
Il pay you to see them now while =
stock is so complete. Supply Col =
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29
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PERSONAL MENTION
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mr.. Ihurston Moose was a business
visitor IN Mason last Thursday.
Meet your friends and enjoy a big
dav at Brighton.on July 4.
Mrs. ]. D. Kinney, Of Memphis.
visited Mrs. v. L. ogilvie this week
Come and see our Trade Day bar
gains Monday, July Bird. Supply Co
Miss Lucille Owen spent Saturday
with friends in Kerrville.
Celebrate the fourth of july bv
attending the big picnic at Brighton
Mr.. Claude Hall, Of St. Louis, Mo
Is visiting old friends and relatives
here this week.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29

Cut rates on fresh, clean, new
styles IN straw hats. Supply Co.
Mr.. w. Ashley Grimsley, Of Clarks-
dale, Miss, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Elmore Miller, Of the Mt. Car
mel community.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29
NOTICE

Privileges for the annual Confed-
crate reunion viii be let at Brigh-
ton July 4.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-29

J. R. FALLTN, Com'd.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-07-21
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dnevniku "The Daily News, Sc
doznava, da ameriSke zelezniske
druzbe podpirane Cd ameriskega
kapitala snuieio siroko zeleznisk5
omrezie ma Balkanu. Ena projek-
tirana proga obsega $50 mill dol
gosti in Sc ina zgraditi med Beo-
gradom, glavnim mestom Jugosla-
vie, in emo luke ma vzhodni obali
Jadrana. Ia proga bi dala Srbiji
izhod ma morie.
Dewith Cuyler, nacelnik dru
stva amerikkih zelezniskih upra-
viteliev, XII Sc ie bas sedaj IL tri-
meseenega potovanja po srednji
Evropi povrnil V London, nam nj
priznaste balkanske osnove. Pae
"a ie potrdil, da Sc Americani nc
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-07-21
PTGdSGdlik Harding "a Vladll
pPGnOgarSki SVGt.
Predsednik ie obliubil move kora
ke "a otvoritev premogovnikov.
= Hoce nastaviti komisiio "
kar najkraisem easu. "
Illinoisu ie potrebno IL
redno stanie "a izvrsi-
tev vladne odredbe.

To, da ie pricakovati V par
dneh imenovanie zvezne komisile
XII mai resi- sporne tocke premo-
garski stavki, in ki Sc il bodo mo-
rail- podvre6i premogarji in pre-
mogovniski lastniki, ie razvidnc
il brzojavnega pogovarjanja med
predsednikom Hardingom ir
pennsylvanskim gov. Sproulom.
XII je bilo dano snoci V javnost.
Kar edino zadrzuje ia nacrt, lc
to, da zeli predsednik pref videti,
ali Sc bo pri6elo po jamah delo ma
podlagi ,nacrta, Xxi ga je predlagal
drzavnim governerjem, ali ne.
Ko bo komisija imenovana, bo
sestavliena samo IL zastopnikov
sploSnega obcinstva. Tel komiSijl
bo dana jake obsezna oblast. Pr
votna komisija, kakor jO je pred
lagal predsednik bi bila sestoja-
la il treh premogarjev, treh last
nikov in petih zastopnikov IL OBJ
cinstva.
Vsi drzavni governerji Sc stri-
njajo S predsednikevim predlo-
gom, XII stremi "a tenn, ola maj dajo
drzavne uprave V obrambo jam in
delavcev svoje milice ma razpolago
| Ce bi te ne bile kos sVoji nalogi
Jim je zvezna vlada pripravljena
priskociti na pomoc.
Nadomestni governor Sterling
il Illinoisa pa ie sporocil predsed-
Iniku, da so illinoiSke postaye mas
protne takemu postopanju, zaka,
DO rudarskih dolocbah drzav
mem zakoniku ne morejo lastnik
nadomestiti stavkarjev z neunii
skimi delavci. Vsi premogarji, k
Idelajo po illinoiSkih premogovni
lkih, morajo biti izvezbani in izu
Geni. Tako ie doloceno vpostavi.
| Ce bodo lastniki V stanu dobit
Ikvalificirane delavce zadostnen
Istevilu, govori Sterling predsedni
! ku, potem hocem braniti in scitit
pravice kvalificiranih oseb.
| Ce pa he bi mogli lastniki dobi
ii takih oseb, potem mora priti
Iillinoiski draw do izrednega sta
MIA, ker drugace Sc ne da izognit
krsitvi obstojecih postav.
V illinoiSh drzavi nj V podzem
skin jamah nobenih neunijskif
premogariev. Zato bo tudi tezkc
ustregla drzavna oblast predsedni
! kovi Zelii.