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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-01
north Arson

Mrs. Earl Tobey of Strong is the
guest of Mrs. John HartweI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield Fenlason and
children Arlene, Blanche, and Oscar
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fenlason and
daughter Audrey and Miss Tuck
motored to Jackman, Sunday.
Miss Thelma Dean, a student In
the Junior High at Skowhegan,
passed the weekend with her aunt,
Mrs. Harold Reed.
The next regular meeting Of Capt.
Seth T. Hutchins Circle No. 20, La
dies of the G. A. r. will be held in
Grange Hall, Wednesday Afternoon,
October z, Mrs. Lena Strong of Cam
den. Dept. President will attend this
meeting for the purpose of inspec-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Mclaughlin have
moved from the Hamilton rent on
Union street to Earl Tobey's place
on lower Main street.
Arthur Fletcher left Saturday for
Carrabassett, where he will be en-
ployed during the fall and winter
driving Fred S. Parsons team.
The Federated and Methodist
Churches gave reception to the
teachers in Academy Hall Friday
evening. The following program was
given: Piano Trio, Berle and Nav
ourette Bailey and Leone Felker;
Song Mira P. Barnaby; Reading Mrs.
Olive Grundy; Piano solo, Gertrude
/ Young; Dance, THE Old Fashioned
! Waltz" Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Nor
! ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer l..
Sterling; Piano solo, Miss Ruby
Smith; Address of welcome given by
Rev. c. w. Rogers and Rev. Leslie
w. Grundy, Principal E. E. Haskell
responded for the Academy teachers
and Supt. Howard fitzpatrick for the
other teachers. Light refreshments
We're served.
Deputy Sheriff Ira W. Durgin was
on duty at Athens Fair, Tuesday and
! Wednesday,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
START CAMPAIC
TO EXTERMENATE
JOHNSON GRASS

First step in an act.,e campaign
for the eradication of Johnson Grass
way taken yesterday by Horticulture
al Commissioner lIarigan, through
tie medium Of an inspection trip
through the main canal Of the i'm
I-rial Irrigation district, starting at
ANdradc.
Director Atcn, of the district,
George W, Austin, representing the
Farm Bureau. and several other
leading citizens made up the party
which left here at daybreak.
he trip supplements the meeting
last week with Governor Rodriguez
at McXiraii, when the latter assured
Commissioner Harrigan Of his full
cooperation in ridding Mexican
iaHds of johnson grass weed whie
has ruined several Thousand acres OF
bland on both sides of the iutcrna-
tiouaI line.
Several weeks ago the Imperial
Irrigation district directors pissed
a. resolution ordering that all John
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
DANCE TONIGHT
AT HEBER WILL
AID POST FUND

Opportunity for an ENJOYABLE
evening, as well as to aid a worthy
cause, Is extended to the people of
Imperial Valley at the dance TO be
given in Hcbcr tonight by Hold.
kom Post, No. lo7, Imperial.
The dance is given for the benefit
or the American Legion Endowment
fund, for the aid Of widows and
orphans of veterans of the World
War, the Imperial Post having post
ponef raising its quota of the ma
tional fund from last spring. ID.
Max Schutz and his famous
Rainhow Orchestra will provide
music for the dance They thave
|, attained a splendid reputation in
Y tlifornia for dance music, having
Appeared on 'hc West Coast Theatcr
I:drcuit sand have also deli GIFTED
tEousa1ds over the radio. They
made asbig hit at, the state convcn
ton oE the Amcf1can Legion /, in
'4ataliiKa and since then Legion
Posts hhroughout4 California have
kept them busy.
-. +. holland, proprietor of the
Hcber;. dance hall, has turned 1t
over 10 Holdzkom Post without
charge, for the evening, in order TO
aid the Post to obtain its quota.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
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IMPERIAL
Ny Press staff Correspondent


IMPERIAL, oct. 15.--The 8usi-
ness Women 5 club Of Imperial met
Tuesday evening, at the rest room
.at 1870 o clock. They. discussed the
affairs of the club in general, dis
posed of business at hand, and laid
plans for the coming winter.
I. p. McCariey and family left
Tuesday morning for; Los Angcfcs
to attend the funeral of their little
granddaughter, who passed away
Sunday%aftcrnoon.
Mis-. W. p. Dick of San Diego,
was a visitor at the George ".
Damcron home over the weekend,
Miss Ethel Fcrnstion of To
peka, Kansas, who has been visiting
at the j.. +. Carlson home for II
few days left Wednesday for Los
Angeles Miss Fcrnstion is IA cou-
Sion of Mrs. Carlson.
4 Mrs. George Tally of FL ICentro,
kS;ls II business visitor in lhpaIial
"wednesday.
= Mrs, j., G. Neil and Mrs George
\ Harris .entertaincd the Social rclub
t6f the EastcrntSt with "A luncheon
St L o'tlock Wednesday at = the
Harris home. Following the lun-
chcon they held their first regular
meeting of the fall season,
The school board held their first
meeting Tuesday evening at the
high school.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
YOUTH SHOOTS
OFFICER w HO
ARRESTED HIM

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l5.-De-
tcctivc Sergeant August Tompkins
was shot and probably fatally
wounded lastnightfby a 15-ycar-old
boy he had arrested for completely
N an automobile theft.
Police said the officer assaiant
was j. Kibbs, to whose home Tomp-
kins had gone to question him about
the theft. Tompkins had placed
the boy in his automobile and was
preparing to drive to headquarters
when he demanded that the youth
give up his pistol.
=" Hcrc it is the boy was re-
ported to have said, as he drew the
weapon from his sleeve and fired
at 1onpkins. lie then fled, but not
before Tompkins fired five times at
him.
The officer made his way several
blocks to a fire station and reported
the attack before he collapsed from
tMe wound il his chest.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
No. SEES 1886 :"
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE, EXECUTION
sheriff's Office, County of Imper
ial, State of Califnrnia (

By Nirtuc OF an execution issued
kut OF the Superior Court of the
'Statc of California in and for. fIc
County of Imperial, in an action
wherein Ghas. ., Hampton, au, In
sane person, BY Frank Reading, his
gnardlan Is plaintiff, and Henry +.
Walker and Elizabeth C.. Stephens
Zare defendants, upon } n Judgment
rendered on the '3rd day oftApril,
925, in favor of. said Plaintiff and
against said Defendants, for the
sum OF Seven Hundred and Fifty
Dollars. in Lawful Money of tho
United States, besides costs and in
iorcst, ! have this day levied upon
I'll the right, title, claim aud interest
Vt said defendants. Henry +. Wal
kcr and Elizabeth C.! stephens, in
and TO the following described real
property, to-wit:
The West one half (W%) OF >
the Northwest one fourth .
(NWM)' and the West one {
half (Wia) of, the Southwest
one fohrth (SWh) of Section
80, Township l6 South, Range
10 East, $. b. NJ. In. Imperial {,
County, State of California. :
And notice is hereby; given that
will on Friday, - the 9th sday of
November, 1925, at 1890 'cloc (, a. m!
of said day. in front of thS Court
House door Of the Coupty of pmpet::
ial, intthc City. of II CciTro, i'll
said County, sclH to- the; highest big
der at Public Auction for 3Lawfll
Money of the United Statcs,s,al the
right, title, claim. and HntGItst ,'Cf
said defendants, am andsto the tabovG
dcscribch. .p16pefW = so mush.
thereof as niay BE nccessarysfo ra,sc
sufficient money to satisfy SAID
Judgment, with interest and costs
and accruing costs.
c. l.. GILLETT, Sheriff.
BY Chas. +. Nice, Chief Deputy
Sheriff
Dated at FL Centre, Cal, this 10th
day of October, 1925.
IOct Is % % r. 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
'Lig htning' Opens
AT Palace Today


4 real treat will be offered thea
ter patrons tonight at the Palace
theatcr when 8 Lightning' opens a
two-day engagement. This is the
play that broke all world records
for long runs. It was acclaimed BY
cr.tics in London and New York as
the most brilliant play offered in
many years.
j. Hunt, who PLAYED the leading
r0ic in the stag" production in New
York. is given the lead in the movie
version. An exceptionally clever
plot dealing with the divorce prob
lem, and the easy divorce laws in
NcVHia, combine to make ''Light-
ning' a highly melodramatic play.
Pho famous Rainbow band viii be
novel attraction at the Palace to-
night, presenting several numbers
at I:30 clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
SEELEY
BY Press staff Correspondent


SEELEY, Oct. 15.-Paul Sails
bury Of Resort was here lookin. at
ter his ranch.
Mi a nd Mrs. Eugene Cannon Of
Santa Rosa have arrived for the
winter
Perry Darrough, son Of Charles
Darrnugh, cut his foot badly on
glass While playing. The cut was
50 bad that a stitch had to be TAX
en-, bHt is now getting along fine.
Mrs. s. 7. Robinson was agree
ably surprised Tuesday AFTERNOON,
when Mr. and Mrs. Perry Eaton Of
Brawicy called OH her. Mrs. Eatol-
had been one Of her girlhood friends
ana tiey had not seen each other
for years.
Jess. Iaworth Of PcrriS, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. I. Robinson while
he WAS here on business
Mrs. J. \. McCunc returned from
IGaho, where She attended her faith
cr funeral.
". G. Iinkand Of san Diego is
here looking after property inter
MIS-, Pcarsc and the Misses
Pcar>r entertained Mrs. r. A. How
ard with tea Tuesday afternoon.
Arizona has forbidden entry Of
stock from Texas because OF the
,,..-+ ,rI ,,,,,,+L .I:.,.,..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
SHERIFF GIVEN
JAIL SENTENCE
AND $250O FINE
Hy United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Oct l5.--Shcriff Peter
Hoffman Of Cook county was sen.
fenced late Wednesday to so days in
Jall and fined $500 tor contempt of
court i'll connection with the Cook
county jail scandal. ?. (:
Former Warden Wesley West
brook, on duty when Terry Drnggan
and Frankie Lake, "becr barons, -
paid moro than $4,000 for special
privileges during their Jail term was
sentenced to four months in Jail
Sentences were passed by Federal
Judge james II. Wllkcrson, l. who
conuuctcd Il contempt inquiry + into
thc conditions at the Jali. Henry
focrst, secretary TO Warden West.
brook, and Hans Thompson, assist
ant Jailcr during Wcstbrook S ad- =
minstration, and DIR. Henry Pcrci-
nal, the dentist to whom Druggan
and Lake made numerous VISITS
lulins their term in Jail a. for
beeI running, were held TO the grand
jury under bonds Of $1,000 cache
Neither tS/eritf Hoffman nor
"cstbrook were sentenced to- the
Cook county Jail, the seat OF the
eoandal. holman must serve his
sentence i'll the Dupago county Jail
and Wcstbrook III DckalD county.
1hc Jail scandal inquiry began al
mcst month ago following well
authenticated runors that the two
beer barons' were buying lux
hries from Jail officials and attend
nllts.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
Thin, Pale, Tired?
Look Out For
Chronic Fatigue !

One of the most insidious ailments
today is chronic fatigue. Thousands
are only half.alive. constantly suffer
ng with weakness. nervousness, pal
pitation of the heart, headaches, ETC.
continually taking medicines-when. in
he great majority of cases, the real
Frouble Is chronic fatigue.
Chronic fatigue is entirely different
from the "healthy'" fatigue you feel
after hard work. Chfonic fatigue comee
rom witkin. Your nerves. muscles,
organs, ETC., have become rundown
and cannot function properly.
To conquer It you must go to its
cause-in The blood. For 1t Is from the
blood that every muscle. nerve and
Issue gets its nourishuent. So wien
,ou are thin, pale, tired and rundown.
is usually because your blood Is thin
and pale, lacking in sufficient organic
ron to carry strength to the starved
issues.
What you need. then. is not mere
Fonics. but more organic iron in your
blood, so it can carry strength and vigor
10 every part of your body.
But don't take the older mineral iron
medicines which many doctors now
BAY do little good. Take organic iron
-Nuxated Iron-which is like the iron
II your blood and like that in spinach
md lentils. Unlike ordinary mineral
ron it will rot injure the teeth nor dis.
urb the stomach, but is promptly as
imilated. 4
Take Nuxated Iron for just two weeks
hnd you'll be amazed how much strong:
pr you feel-how the color comes back
10 your cheeks and the sparkle and
ife to your eyes. Money back II not
improved. At all good druggists.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
CAN MANUFACTURE
PAPER FROM RED
FIR, TESTS PROVE

sALEM orc~,oet. l5.-Testa con
Quoted for the past six months by
the Oregon Paper and Pulp com
pany have resulted IN the develop
mcnt of Il process for utilizing red
and douglas fir wood in the manu-
factmc Of high grade paper on 4
commercial scale.
The resinouS wood, formerly re
gardcd as unfit for paper, is treat
ed by the sulphite process as easily
and chcaply IS white fir and hem
tocE.
The process was developed by G.
F. Bevcri, manager, and j. Is. WIT,
smphIte superintendent.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
LOANS ABROAD J.
TOTAL !! NEARLY: NEli, 4
'S95i iMIEl,.L.I!!O!N.s !. j!
II, Hnl.es rreM leased Mare, ),

By linked yrer& Leased yxsrce
h W ASTuNqT0NEOcf4 laTAs to.
tai otssts94, A55, ,351 hassbcensloap
Sk prVate AmS Beam bank kSrsa to
,3rcigI coyhtrics and fcorpSJatjons
'ancc January 1,"Sccrctarysof 'thc
Treasury Mellon today informed
Senator Borah, in response to Il
request from the Idaho senator.
OF this sum $677 7,l62,95O wa,
loaned to foreign governments or
was guaranteed by them, and $217,-
292, 400 was loaned to foreign cor
porations for corporate purposes.
Tho distribution follows:
Leans to governments:
Europe $271 $4,000.
Latin America $154.790,950.
Canada $l74,040, 900.
Asia $77,0OO,O0O.
Corporate loans:
Europe $30,S47,4O0.
Latin America $a9,950, 900.
Canada $29,995,000.
Asia $66,500,000.
An analysis Of the uses to which
the total sum was put showed
$239, ,$25 900 went for refunding pur.
poses. tho remainder going for new
capital.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
Bridegroonls End
Honeymoon By
Being Arrested
Dy United Press Leased Wire

LOS~A NGELES, Oct. 10. - Two
brothers, both bridegrooms from
Olympia, Washington, ended their
hcncymoons abruptly here today by
being placed in the county jail.
Tho erring husbands, Irwin T.. and
HrNy..C. Thompson, motorcd here
with their brides. Department of
justice agents arrested them on
chArgcs$of transporting stolen auto,
nobiles.
They were sarraigned before a
United States commissioner and Civ.
en- over to custody iof federal mar.
shal pending grand jury indict-
'ihtht. ~ afk.., = '.. .,.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
RESORT OWNERS
OF STATE GATHER
FOR ANNUAL MEET

SACRAMENTO, Ort. lj.-Bcsort
owners from all parts of the state
gathered here today for the fonrtil
annual resort conference which
opens at > p. IN.
How to attract tourists, transport
Them to thr resorts and care for
them after they get there are among
the principal topics up for discus
sion.
\ banquet 70, the visiting resort
men has been arranged for tonight,
following which the annual ball
VIII be hcId.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15

son grass be removed from ditcl,
lnd canal banks throGghont the dis
trict aud ttat close wmch &c kept
to prevent the reappearahce Of the
weed.
The district proydc q boat for
today strip, and il was expected the
party woud 90 several miles down
He canal. COMMISSIONS Harrigan
arranged for q moving picture ma.
chime 50 that photographs of large
tracks Of band infested with John
sou grass may be taken.
The party was expected to re,urn
to this city tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
500 Greyhounds
Assembled For
National Race S

OSWEGO, Kan, Oct. 15.--Night
hundred grey hounds Of all sizes.
cotors. dispositions and natioUa!itics
were here for the oroning Of the ma
tioraI greyhound FACES winch will
Continue for ten days starting Mon
day.
Fifty acres of ground steam
roilcrcd to the smoothness of Il
floor and fenced in with barb wire
auu burIap, viii be used as the race
course. for the biggest course meet
in dogjOm.
Hundreds of dog fanniefs and
owners here for the meet, talked
dog and backed their opinions and
their hounds with their money.
Daily consignmcnts Of fleet jack
II; 5hits are arriving to provide the
iuGYccmcnt for the dogs to streak
down the 800 foot course. inas-
much rs there is bounty in this
state on jack rabbit scaIps, the
races are not in violation OF the
statp humane laws.
And the rabbit las a chance to
escape. providing he IS fast on the
getaway aid has the endurance to
keep u few jumps ahead Of the
hounds. Vt the end Of the course
is a t,ny cave into which the hare
can dart and ciude the dogs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15

The 80 acre Rhodes orchard in
Apple valley, San Bcrnardino coun-
ty, l. years old, produced $3.50 bdt-
es of high grade apples. 4,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15

The apple crop in Yucaipa Valley,
|San iicrnardino county, is ten days
carlier than that of last year. 49,.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15

The Wincvillc section of River.
etcounty has shipped $50 cars of
grapes during the past two weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15

The govcrnmcnt has 100 surplus
bufial 10 bulls to distribute froin the
\ eliowS,onc Park.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15
ENTERTAIN DELEGATES
TO ODD FELLOWS MEET

,>EUBEgA, cdlif., Oct. l2.-Dele-
(satcS I @he alnlaal conyention Of
the California grand encampment l..
q. O. f., and graud canton, patri-
archs mi (itant, were entertained this
aftcruooA by aS excursion to Ar
cata. lltahe oMning there will BE
pnrad@ of al branches of the
ra.crnity, followed by entertain
ment in Scquoia Park.
Western Nevada has pest of
maspics that are destroying eggs
and chicks, also crops.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15

Bears are killing many sheep in
Mono county, and in adjoining terri
tory in Nevada.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-15

Arizona has forbidden entry Of
stock from Texas because OF the
foot and mouth disease.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-20
PofECAJfI xIADAJU
ST PoDvf$KU PLACE |

Nasi policajti podali V ponde-
lok ma schodzi mestskej raay ziae
dost podvysku place odovod-
nenim, re 2 terajsej place, nemozu
riadne vyzit'. Terajsia plaza po-
licaitov mesta .obnasa len $3.50
mesacne. Snizena i'm bola 70 163,
k tomu dostali hodne Wac prace
al sviatky irl boly zrusene. Vybor
policajtov or anil, ze mesto w
teraz 81 stoii ,epsie finanene nez
stale predtyn preto poyazuie
podvySku "a uskutoenitel MI.
Owen James, predseda financ-
neho vyboru mestskej rady yyslo-
vii sa prospech podvysky, ale
mestska rada nepodujala nicohc
este tom smere. Viacerf koncil
mani odvolavah sa Ia rozhodnu
Tie mestskej rady, re nebude dana
eziaana pedvyska place,v 1925. TO
ku. Mestska rada zamysl,a mat
lmimoriadnu sohodzu v tejto "a
Iezitosti, ma ktorej' :sa 8 veci do
podrobna prejedna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-20
IA L u D K:O v F
neporiadky> ztratia sa.

Vas zalddok ucinkuje neriadne9 Je
oslabeny, boil vas, ste zdutS' Trpite ma
nezazivnost' nesfravnost', ma zalddot-
ny katar, grganie a kyslotu v dstach,
hlavybolenic, nsrvozitu, zapeeenie, ale
DO ind chorobu, pochodiacu cd zalddka,
peeienok, iadvin alebo trievg
.Chcete sa zbavit' tych chor6b, nepo-
riadkov, ably ste mohli dobre najest ,
cohokol vek, co sa VAN chce a l'ubi?
Ak ano, tax zacnite hned' uzivat
obdivuhodny lick TATRA TONIC, kto-
~ buduje posilnuje celd telesnd sd-
stavu, ostri chut', odstranuje zapete-
ME crevn6 neporiadky, ak vam uz
ziadne lieky nepomahaly. Cena lieku
po poste je len $l.25, alebo zaplatite
az ked vam no postar donesic. My vr;l'
time peniaze, ak nebudete vysledkon
spokojnF. Aaresujte takto:
TATRA, Dept. Y, P. o. Box 2153
Bridgeport, Conn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-20
SLOVAKOM MA LANSING
VILLE.A v MESTE VOBEC

Mr.. r. M. Kelly Jr. vlastni roz
siahle. pozemky V okoli Cochran
parku, Shady Run Road India
nola Ave. idc tohto roku posta-
Wit mncho 5 a 6 izbovych domov
na troch uliciach. Prva utica IA
stavcna bude Cornell Ave. Ktori
.Sloyaci chcn sd osa'dit blizko
Lansingvillu, kde byva 1000 Slo.
vallov, dostat' dobre stavane,
moderne domy lacno a na 'ahkd
splatky, mech sd hlasi u Mr.. Kelly
o d'alsie podrobnosti V {. 2SO''
South Ave, 1alebe mech mu telefe-
nuie: 3o9s1. Rozl'its sii jehoJ J 'ohlass.
ku opis domov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-03-20

neho, ale predsa este ziveho u
horskeho dromedara.
Mad'ari, ktor1 sd najhrdsia
rasa cel6ho sveta videli, ze su O.
llpeni 0 vsetko cenne: uhlie, Dire
vo, zrno, olej, fabriky, danuju
cich Uhrov, univerzity, skoly, ne
mocnice, statok, peniaze - ba al
o svoje pohrabne miesta.
Kupuju zpat svoje hroby.
Privlastnenie 81 pohrabnych
miest hrobov, je jedna najori-
ginalnejsich idef Rumunov. V sta
rel casti Uhorska, vel'ka zrnova
komora, zvana Pennsylvania, oku-
povana bo1a Rumunmi, - ME "a
valky - ale po yalke, a ona este
vzdy patri ku 'Rumunsku. Vsetci
Mad 'ari boil tam donucovani skla-s
dat prisahu vernosti kuhRomanil,
alebo vyst 'ahovat' sa, - 8 horkym
pocitom, vacsina tychze ,opustila
krajinu tn zanechala tam svoje
domoviny, "a ktore dostali mizer-
ne mike ceny. =
Potom Rumuni uvedomili ma j.
tel'ov pohrebist', re .hroby ich
predkov ST rumunskym majet-
kom, ale ak predosli majitelia
| chct 81 vykdpit svoje hroby, mo-
zu to urobit "a istu cenu.
,Dnes tisice Mad arrow snazl sa
sohnat dost' penazi, ably zachra.
Mill hroby svojich milych, zeby ne
boly predane cudzim na akekol'
vek ciele. -
: Ztratene 2eme. =.
1 Ale vsetlSo toto je, valka ma
A slcdok .vaIky, a Mad 'ari poddal
: sa nevyhnutel 'n!ostti, ale ne
: vol'ou :. ~, -. = T.
Co by ako chcei, nemozu "a
y hnat' mysli svojej vidinu svo
jich byvalych krashych ma.ntkov
Temesvaru, Banatu - Horneh
>, Uhorska fzvaHaho Slovenskom
Vysokyc Tatier, - Matru, Fatrl
= Karpaty, Bukovinu -'BosnuN Hel
cegovinu a svoje predtIm vel Ike
lepe pristavy na Adrii.
Oni smitia a potacaju sa po
'archou zial u. Oni citia, re nj
i'm neostalo - bane, fabriky,
prakticky vsetky prirodne pram'
>, ne, boly i'm vzate ia odkazanl su n
y pozostale male fanny, - oni rob-
:, vsetko nome, potacaju sa sem
tam, v ztratenej nadeji, ze dak
= dy zovnajsi svet pocuje o ich tr
gedii ze mrakavy temnosti b
" dt rozohnane.
~ Ceny dosahuju vrchol.
IL Ceny spotrebnych clankov V
horsku sil bajecne vysoke, jedll
oa lacne su dnes Uhorsku len d
l. mace vina - nie tokajske, - lei
vacSina tokajskych vlnic ztratel
I bOla valkou.
Neschopni zacat' hned' vel'l
fabricny rozmach, tento 'lud, KIT
| ry vzdy zavisel od pfirodny'
| zdrojov, je teraz zakonom hatel
importovat' vsetko, co mu je
trebnG.
Pomarance, vsetl<o JUNE oy
Gle, je zakazane, vyjmuc lacny
citronov, ktore veda povazuje
absolutne potrebne ku zdraviu.
Dane vyribene na import
clanky absolutnc potrebnt, sl t
yysokt, ze len | l'udia plnymi X
frami peilazi, m6zu 81 dovolit X
pit tieze.
kava, korenie, cukor, caj i
pLtlobnt veci. sil Wac .ako dval
talk draht. .allo. by maly byt', VI
tko to naslcdkom prlvoznych |
klatkov. A sticasnc - $ detmsk
icdnoduchost 'ou - cudzie part
my podobne luxuriozne veci,
vsadc, a Nah -jongove subory sh
tocne importovane sll Ciny,
pravc Uhrovia snazla sa vyrab;
svoje vlastne take llbory.