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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
County Commissioners
Meet In Regular
Session Monday

The Board of County Commissioner
of Sheridan County will meet in reg
ular session at the Commissioners
Chambers in the court house Monday
when the regular routine of county
business will be taken care of and any
one having business with the board
should be present on that day. The
session will probably last for three
days. t
The Board of County Commission
ers will probably take some steps
towards letting the printing contract
during this regular session The
present printing contract runs out on
or about June first.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
qGRFF COLLINS LlS5-.,,
IIIP1POINTED DEPUTY
" LAND AGENT

r,-TYWOOD TUESDAY
LEFT PLEIF PIT1 IFNA : TO 7 A X +
FOX E1} SsRGE OF HIS DUIiE9-TEI D iFf EI1M4 M
NER'
!. o...r Collins recently re-
Sheriff oso@i -,sossage from Gov. Dixon
aeringg ,ld nIiu AGENT, zen which he accepted
Sate Laiia isa1b1ssequently duly appointed
nd was S.,,aynor. sayD Monday he resigned
BY The r1o oo'sl as Undersheriff which ne
tie once oies Sheriff N Salisbury since jan
bed %ila .+ 'lli when Sheriff Salisbury
1..5 11T' was r-5T Tundersherif under MI OOii-
Gas, .a Collins left Tuesday via car
S9sIIn ,;.,o to enter Immediately upon
for hssn' i..as If his Office, his appoint
the a..,Ii LING effect on Tuesday, May
men. .seo ta1i"5 5e expected to report for
1s Elga ljav - Mr.. Collins will have
drg .Oof' If the state land leases and
dlfge =. state lands and will look af-
.. aei ~ % interests Of the State in ref
'FS9cS S9c CoIlins = is a very capable and
s.5io ~, man and Gov. Dixon made a
aIaOls lection ial when he appointed
hl n.y. y I- coIlins and the children will
ME- nLs, IN PIentvwood for the time be
isl.Ilr y Int i Mr.. Collins will make his
1l.ss'3orarters ls' gTo at Helena, but will be
.t - II the time in the field.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
CHURCH is BEQUEATHED
INTEREST IN OIL LANDS

Lewistown, April 27.-The Great
Falls district of the Methodist church
l,,av find itself in the oil game
whether it has a special liking for the
business or not. Under the terms of
tho will of the late Ellen M. Light of
Grass Range. who died in the east re-
Gently. the district was left a small
percentage in the oil rights to Mrs.
LIGHTS ranch, which is considered
verv promising as an oil tract. Mrs.
Light was the mother of Margaret II
lington. the famous actress, and the
greater part of the estate is left to
her.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
PREPARATIONS TERMS .cArN
TO BE STARTED AGAlN

Paris, April 16.-LOuis BarsnGu, arr tSs
pI.ansrst;ons pansl. commission, and M. De La
CIoix ~ ReIpian member of the com
mission. acting on the plan agreed TO
by the Belgian and Frencn peIl plgIli"o~o 60
at their conference here last Week, s.,,s sle
expected to draw up the MINIMUM
conditions the two allies can accrps II :
from Germany in settlement Oh the
reparations question.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
WHEELER SENDS
CARD FROM ROME
EDITOR OF PRODUCERS NEWS
RECEIVES A CARD FROM
WHEELER FROM ROME.

The Editor of the Producers News
received the following card from Sen
ator and Mrs. B. K. Wheeler mailed
at Rome upon his departure from that
city and his arrival at Moscow where
he is now:
Rome, Ferrovia, 1919, A. ". 1923.
Charles E. Taylor,
Plentywood, Montana, u. S. "A.
We are having some trip. From
here we go to Vienna, then to Berlin
then to Moscow. Mrs. w. sends re-
CARDS to you all. B. K. w.
Senator Wheeler has since arrived
in Moscow.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
OTTO DONALDSON GETS
BUICK SPORT MODEL

Otto Donaldson returned Thursday
evening from Minot driving a beau
tiful Sport Buick car, done in deep
maroon. The car has all of the very
latest fixtures and appliances, is fin
ished in nickle and is without doubt
the swellest thing in a car ever of
fered for sale in Plentywood.. 1t is
reported that the car is being dicker-
ed for by number of prospective
hllvers.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
C0JV Y
AGEN 7
NOTES
COUNTY AGENT NOTES
BOYS CAMP

Sheridan, Roosevelt and Daniels
Counties are going to combine and
conduct a boys camp at Poplar in
July. The camp is open to any boy
between the ages of 10 and 18. The
camp will last four days. The pro-
gram will consist of instruction in
livestock and corn judging, poultry
culling and other agricultural subjects
There will also be full program of
Sports. The National Guard tents
and other equipment will be used
The aim is to have the different COM
munities represented by at least one
boy. A small fee will be charged each
boy to defray expenses. Any boy in
terested write the county agents Of
fee.
TILLAGE DEMONSTRATION
Two tillage demonstrations will be
held in the county in June. These
demonstrations will be in charge of
M. L. Wilson. Different makes of till
age implements will be demonstrated
in the field. The different kinds of
bitches will also be shown in actual
field work. The exact time and place
of these demonstrations will he an
nounced later.
POULTRY CULLING
Miss Cushman, poultry specialist of
the State College, will visit the coun-
ty next week and a county poultry
campaign will be mapped out. Miss
Cushman will return later for culling
demonstrations
GRASSHOPPER CAMPAIGN
At the County Agent Conference at
Malta the fact was brought out that
it will be almost impossible to secure
molasses this year. A new formula
that replaces molasses in the mixture
was experimental with last year anc
it proved so successful that it is thor
oily recommended, and is cheaper, Al
the counties are preparing for {
Grasshopper Campaign for the com
ing season. The financial end of the
campaign will be conducted in various
ways by the different counties.
M. P. OSTBY
County Agent
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
CHILDREN GIVE
DELIGHTFUL RECITAL
At Orpheum Theatre Last Saturday
Evening Under Directions of Mrs.
SchlOss, Tutor.

The recital on the piano forte Civ
en- by the pupils of Mrs. Maude
Knight Schloss, under that lady's di-
rection was delight to the packed
house that witnessed the perform
ance.
The program was splendidly ar
ranged and each number was a pleas
ure in itself. While every number
was good and showed much training
from the appearance of the begin
ners on the stage after Mrs. Schloss
had made the announcement, and re-
ceived their bouquet and introduc-
tiOn at the hands of their tutor until
the last number was rendered, vet
there are always those who excel
and in this instance the work done
by little Miss Kelly, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W.. Kelly was with
out doubt the very best performance
of all of the numbers on the piano.
Probably the second best were the
demonstrations by the Donaldson
children, however, it is pretty hard to
decide who were entitled to second
hCnors.
The program was somewhat varied
by a violin solo by Lewis Riba, pupil
tutored by George Kollman and g
ccrnet solo by little Billy Paske, the
pupil of Mr.. De Silvia.
The proceeds of the recital went
for a benefit to the PlentywOod Me-
mortal Hospital and quite tidy sum
was realized.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
ART E. ALDRICH
new UNDERSHERFF
RAYMOND CITIZEN SUCCEEDS
OSCAR COLLINS AS UNDER
SHERIFF-TAKES JOB MAY 1ST

Art E. Aldrich was appointed to the
office of Undersheriff, B4onday to take
the place of Oscar Collins who recent
Iy resigned to take position with the
state land department. Mr.. Aldrich is
a farmer of the Raymond precinct
where he has a host of friends. He
qualified and took the office of under
sheriff Tuesday, May first and is now
a member of Sheriff Salisbury's force
of officers.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
RFDSTONE ELECTRIC
LIGHT PLANT CLOSES

Err Hanson Of the Redstone Elec-
tie Light plant has given notice by
Indication that the light plant in the
rrtv will close just as soon as school
/, out. if the plant does not break
dovn before that time. He says fur
t6sr in his notice, published in the
Peiytone Review, that "any one able
3 serve lights at any time can go
n. if not, will investigate next
hl Copv to Public Service Commits
fm Helena" Signed E. r. Hanson.
The electric lighting proposition at
Reitone has been a losing venture
for some time.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
so, 900 TONS OF RUSSIAN
GRAIN SENT TO GERMANY

Berlin. April 4.-Forty thousand
tons of Russian grain have arrived in
Germany and another forty thousand
is on the way to Germany by various
ships, according to the Tageblatt.
The paper says this amount is be-
lieved to represent the total grain
which is to be imported from Russi9
out of the current harvest
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
AlSS0URI OFFICIAL.
AGAINST l. c. C. RAIL
MERGE FOR 10 ROADS

nerca LGSuls, GUS, May Interstate Com
NssoTrT,sO Commissioner C. B. Bee, of the
Iues5Jsa,ril public service commission
state tay c. afternoon said at the inter
here tbot tbSo.iiiherce commission hearing
proposas5' .,is' ne did not believe that the
Of tSs'u tSs consolidation of the railroads
would reGJuntry into 10 big systems
more dry. transportation, furnish
ialy the bTes III routes, or shorten mater
une Of ~ t,aag maui Of any considerable VOL
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
POkANE FARM LOAN
BANK OPENED WITH
S1,0OO,OOO CAPITAL

i,,sIn.e Spokane, Wash, May 1.-Spokane's
Immediate of tLa s;te credit bank, an adjunct
a. /. ce .it federal land bank, opened Tues
Il ~ WIN capital of S1,O0O,OOO. Like
~ O'.ers \; IN various parts of the coun-
ss.;. ~ rs purpose will be to provide
''Tler credits to farmers.
ere -0Ius ls are not made direct to farm
sss,.:.. Il, "! through cooperative credit
tbor,a.lohs. tbro,.l. Wheat organizations
a = ttosnout the northwest are expect
gtitut;sya n avail themselves of the new in
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
FREE GARDEN SEEDS

Senator B. X. Wheeler this
week sent the Producers News a
half mail sack of government
garden seeds for distribution.
There are five kinds in each pack
age and they will be given to
those who intend to use them.
Call at the Producers News
Office or drop us q card and the
seeds will be mailed to you in the
envelopes provided by the govern
ment.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
BRITAIN WOULD AID

London, April 16.-Great Britain
has assured the United States govern
ment that she "has every desire to
meet whenever possible" the repre-
sentations from Washington, regard
ing the prevention of liquor smug-
Cling into the United States Under
Secretary for Foreign Affairs Ronald
McNeill told questioner in the house
of commons tonight. It was proposed,
he said, that restrictions be placed up
on the transfer of American vessels
to British registry and that a treaty
be concluded containing reciprocal
provisions authorizing the right Of
search beyond the three mile limit.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
MOREY'S BARN BURNED
THIS MORNING

The fire department was called out
this morning for record run to the
south side, when the siren gave warn
ing of the existence of a fire at Clar-
ance Morey's barn which burned to
the ground. The barn caught from a
small bonfire built by the children out
of paper near the barn. The barn was
DESTROYED. Loss about two hundred
dollars.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
LUTHERAN LADIES AID
MEET FRIDAY, MAY IL

The Lutheran Ladies Aid, of the
Plentvwood Lutheran Church, will
meet at the church basement of the
Plentywood Lutheran Church, Friday
afternoon, May IL. Mrs. Dan J. Oh
son and Mrs. o. A. Moe are hostesses.
This meeting is for members only but
all members are especially invited to
attend.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
: = Z
HURRY 1! HURRY
Outlook Senior High School Class
Will Play "HOwling Farce"
With a Laugh in Every Line;
Saturday, May II.
PERFORMANCE AT STIVERS
HALL.

The Senior Class of the Outlook
High School, which will graduate
in a few days, will play, as the
Senior Glass Play, the bowling
farce comedy, Hurry, Hurry,
Hurry" at the Stivers Hall, Sat
urday evening, May 18th. The
admission will be so cents for
adults and 25 cents for children.
: The cast has been well drilled
and promises very worth while
evening of entertainment and an
: ticipate packed house.
Those who will take part in the
comedy, which is mostly "hurTy"
: at all times and from all angles,
: with Hurry's usual ridiculous ac-
; compartments and situations and
the parts they take are as fol-
: lows:
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
OBITUARY

Albert K. Pfeitfer was born in lie
Sler county, Minnesota May 5th,
loSS, living there until the year 1904
when he went with his parents to
Anot N. D., and lived there until the
year 1909 when he came to Redstone,
Montana, and settled on a homestead
death. -'0
he was married to Minnie Roeana
Daley July 10Th, 1913 and to their
union three children were born. Ken
le,a' Linden and Phyllis all of whom
glta their mother, his father, five
DlO,aerS and six sisters survive to
mourn his loss
after some weeks of suffering he
passed away at Rochester, Mimi, at
nye o'clock April II, 1928, age "a
vars Il months and 12 days.
ii Funeral services were conducted by
NJ pastor Of the Gethseme Episcopal
1licn Of COrdova, Minnesota Fridav
-oIhing -.t at $3.50 and he was Iaved to
5s... n. IN Lake German cemetery, Cor
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Henry Munson, Froid, age %, and
Mary Hippo, age IL, Froid, on April
3Oth., 1928.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04

Mary Jane Hooper and husband to
w. E. Carter, warranty deed, lot 1,
block I, Comertown (orig.)
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04

FOR SALE-Progressive Ever Bear
ing Strawberry Plants. GEORGE
F. WHEELER, Plentywood, Mont
4-1t-p
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04

FOR SALE-A lot of good wilt re-
sistant Flax Seed-Price 1925. H.
B. BRADDOCK, Outlook, Mont.
4-1t-p
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04

IT s. A. to Daniel Courchene, pat
ent S 10 S IL, 2, Sc IA Sc Ia, 8,
n IL NE IA, NE IA NV IA, IL
1884.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
ALBERT E. PFEIFFER
Died AT ROCHESTER

Albert E. Pfeiffer, one of the pion-
eer settlers, homesteaders and farm
ers Of the RedstOne community, died
at Rochester after a long illness, APP
ri 18th leaving a wife and three chill
dren lnterment was made at the old
home Of the deceased at Cordova, Min
nesOta Whether Mrs. Pfeiffer will
rtum to Montana is not known.
Hafer took a homestead near Red
stone in 1909 where he lived until his
death and was a very respected citizen
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
STUDENTS WILL GRAFT TREES

The Redstone High School Students
in the Botany class did practical work
last week in tree grating.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-05-04
TILLAGE DEMONSTRATION
POULTRY CULLING

Miss Cushman, poultry specialist OF
the State College, will visit the coun-
ty next week and a county poultry
campaign will be mapped out. Miss
Cushman will return later for culling
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-12
KRAJAN FIANDERA PRE-.
JET vEAKEM.

40-lety Karel Flandera, z E.
4025 Muriel ave. S. w. byl die
domnenek pohcie v Elyrii, phi
prechazeni koleji blize Straw
vile O., zasazen vlakem drahy
Ne, York Central a $ rozbitou
lebkou dopraven do nemocnice
v Elyrii, kde lekari vyslovili ne
patrnou nadeji pa jeho uzdra-
veni. Flandera, die vypravo.
vanf jeho rodiny odesel as pred
m6sicem z domova a prav9 sc
vracel z Omahy, jak oznamil
korespondencnim listkem "a
slanym matce. Byl cd sveho
detstvi churav a ma zapad sc
odebral, by nabyl zdravi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-12
cLEvELANDSKA vYSTAvA'
ZAHAJENA BUDE TELECRA|
MEM PRES. COOLIDGE.

Hospodafska a prdmyslovd
vystava palace Of Progress
zahajena bude dine 2t. zafi
zvlastnf depesi z Bileho Domu
Mestskem Auditoriu. Osob.
ne president Coolidge vystavu
nenavstfci, jak oznamuje pra.
We dosla zprava z Washingto.
nu. Auditorium bude spojenc
zvlastnim dratem jakmile
president Coolidge stiskne e.
lektricky knoflik, zazni v jed.
nu hodinu odpoledne zminen6.
no dne v Auditoriu zvon, kite.
ryz zvuk bude v Auditoriu Una
menim k zahajeni. Velky or,
chestr 0 40 mulch spusti hned
zahajovacf pochod k privodu
krasek, odenych v saty nejmo.
dernejsich strihl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-12
RYcHLE VYRlZENl PRE-
PLAVNfHO OBCHODU.

Pfeplayni jednatel Frank
Sa'kryd obdrzel radio-telegram
2 Prahy, cd p. Vaclava Pro-
chazky, elena Sokola Cleve-
land, oIbjednaWku ma diva a pGl
pfeplavniho listku, ma jeho
pfani ma lodi President Arthur,
ktera vyjizdi z Bremen IL. "a
ri. FIR. Sakryd kabelogramem
zajistil mista u zastupitelstvi
United States Lines v Praze,
tax ze po nekolika dnech, pc
'zaslanl radia p. v. Prochazka
jizdni listky obdrzel, jak OBJ
drzena stvrzenka od zastupi-
telstvi dokazuje. Pan V. Pro.
chazka odjel %. cervna po To-
di George Washington s jeho
rodinou ma kratkou navstevu
jeho rodicG v Praze a naleza
Sc opetne Ma zpatecni ceste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-12
DOBROVOLNE PRfSPEVKY
PRO JAPANSKO.

Do Clevelandske odbocky
Americkeho Cerveneho Krize
dochazeji stale, bez verejne
vyzvy pflspevky pro zemetre-
senim tax zle postizene obyva.
telstvo Japanslza. DO vcerej.
siho dne doslo techto pifspev.
XII v obnosu $1,000.
s poznamkou ''ponekud po.
moci trpicimu lidstvu zaslala ,
psanf $500 jista 90-leta starer
ka. Die dochazejlcich zpray
Jest dosud nezxestnou Cleve.
land'anka, pi. Ella Ford Bru.
nerova, matka pf. Charles j
Forbesove, 2076 Abingdon rd
81 E., jez jest pfedsedkou kon-
gregacnf missionafske ,rady
ZdaSse wax byti v bezpafi, je.
likoz sc lodi Empires bravi
ze vs;chni cestuiicisvyV&zli be2
pohromy zmin6na pani bvla
taktsz ma Spalube zmfnenehc
parniku, kotviciho V yokoham-
skem pristave.Hi.1 Tez tajemnfk
zdejsi pobocky' kongregaen'
missile Japansku dostal zpra-
WI, re vsichni clenove Ia live
nj pohromy zistali usetfeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-12
TRAFICNl POLlcISTA LIE
Tos JIz 20 TRETl
ZRANEN.

Prfslovecnou "smdlou" zda
sc byti stfhan traficnf policiSta
Richard White, jenz byl "a po
slednich deset m9sicG vcera
odpoledne ma Carnegie ave. a
vvch. 100. ul. jiz po tfeti, IRA
nen.. White, jenz jest teprve
% rokd star, byl srazen auto
mobilem S motorcyklu a utrpel
nekolik znacnejsfch odfenin,
ktere mu byly v Mt. Sinai ne
mocnici osetfeny a pax pone-
chan " domacim osetfovani.
Bydli v Gis. 4139 vych. Ill. ul.
Kidic auta byl zatcem pro ne
opatrnou jizdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-12
MAYOR KOHLER OPETNE
MA PRAZDNINACH.

Hlava naseho mesta 81 roZ-
DELUXE, prazdniny ma mensi OBJ
dobi, jak byl slibil. Vcera od-
jel opetne, aniz by jako oby-
cejne oznamil Gil vyletu. DIE
nekterych domnenek jest patr-
ne ma palube velkeho jezerni-
no parniku "Seaandbee" s1-
castni Sc kazdorocnI plavby do
uzin Mackinac. Do Clevelan-
du Sc vrati v sobotu, ably CELL
novym zapletkam s mestskou
kcmisi kodovou, ktere jak zna
mo vypovedel boj, ktery pri-
vodil roztrzku jeho s byva-
lynn pravnfm fiditelem Lam
benz. Pravnici F.. I. Hogan a
G.. D. Hille posledne pozadali
pravnf mestsky department,
ably dale podal zalobu poplat-
nictva pro vydani $4,000 ma
vydeje zmin6ne komise. Mesto
ale nema dnes pravnfho fidite-
lie a prvni asistent Shuler nepo-
vazuje Sc opravnsnym rozhodo
vati v zalezitosti talk dIlezite,
tax ze cely postup jest v mr.
tvem bodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-12
STRANH s.

ce pred polednem vznitil Sc po--
Ear Y rolnicke usedlosti Kyva-
love a podporovan Gilnym vet
rem, zachvatil ihned usedio1e
Ovcacikovu, Strnadlovu, Mi-
mackovu a pres sokolovnu pre-
nesl Sc ma hlavnf silnici ma sta
veni Hasovo, Peroutkovo q ca
stecne ma staveni Klumplera
mladslho, kde dix move presa-
vbe byl konecne utlumen. X
pozaru dostavily sc cetne ha-
sicske sbory 2 okolnich obci,
rovnez vojenska pomoc z hra-
n.cke akademie. Pficina po-
zaru nenf znama. Skoda je
velika. Mnozi q pohorelich by
Ii jen malo pojisteni. Sokolo-
vnu podaiilo sc pred dravym
zivlem uchraniti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-12
Y .Ceskoslovenska.

Ze st1tniho majetku krev
nete6e. Vrchni revident stat
mich drah Frantisek Stanislav
stavf 81 We Vinici Y jiznich &c.
chach ddm a pfi stavbe pou-
I'll, jak nyni vySlo ma jevo,
Imaterialu, ktery byl odcizen
zasobarne statnich drah z ,je-
no rozkazu jeho podrizenym
kancelarskym pfirucim Kar-
lem Pelantem re zizkova. Ma
nipulace byly zjist9ny dne 13.
srpna pri podavani zasilky dra
Iteneho pletiva We vaze 80 ky,
z nehoz 81 chtel Stanislav zro-
biti plot kolem zahrady. Pc
liant podal ma Masarykove ma
drazi zasilku ma rezijni ma
kladni list domnele pro spra-
WI odboru pro udrzovanf ira
t6 v Kralupech. Pozdeji vsak
81 rezijnf list vyzvedl, pred
stfraje, ze musi ma mem jeste
neco doplniti. Nakladnf list
vsak nevr&til, "a to vsak vrch
mi revident Stanislav podal "a
silku ma obycejny nakladni
list, v kterem iako odesilatel
uvedeno bylo fingovane jme-
no Frantisek HunaGek. Pletivo
ma cenu 1450 Kc. Pn domoyni
|prohlfdce zabaveny byly u Sta
|nislava .jeste A metry' dratene-
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