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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-06


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Saturday and Sunday.
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Ground Deep Enough to
Strike Moist Earth

Tests made by the United States
bureau of standards indicate that the
electrical resistance of ground con-
nections is very much higher at some
places than at others. BY plotting
these places on map, 1t has been
found that they were In tracts hav-
Ing sandy soil and subsoil, through
which the rain passed down to lew
ground-water level. AS a ground con-
nection, which Is generally made by
driving an iron pipe into the ground.
must reach moist place in order to
be most effective. the pipes had to be
driven deeper than usual in these
sandy places
Some years ago the geological sur
vey Of the Department of the Interior
made a careful study of the ground In
and around Chicago and mapped the
shores OF lake which was In existence
at the close of the great Ice age. BY
reference to this map. an electric COM
pany of Chicago took advantage Of the
work OF the survey and drove their
grounds to the required depth.
For the reason stated. grounds vary
In efficiency In different sections.
Where pipes must be driven for a
ground. they must go deep enough to
strike moist soil.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-12-02
Audio Amplification
Intensely Developed

The modern audio simplifying sys-
tenn is one branch of the radio set
which has been under intense devel-
opment. There are three major audio
systems in use today. These are
transformer, resistance and impedance
amplifiers. Which Is the best is a
matter Of conjecture, and engineers
will never agree In this matter.
However, audio reproduction is a
matter of taste, and the type of am
plifier that one likes best is judged
purely by ear. 1t Is a good practice
to hear the various amplifers before
building one
At one time 1t was generally accept
ed that the resistance amplifier was
superior to all other forms, but trans
former engineers got busy and the re-
suit is that large majority of ex-
perts prefer the modern transformer
system. The new transformers do not
have the limitations of the old. Most
of the new transformers reproduce
over the entire scale without favoring
has been kept at a minimum, and the
transformer iron which is used today
does not saturate as did previous ma
terial.
If one has an old audio amplifier
1t would pay him to equip or have the
set equipped with modern transform
ers or other audio systems He will
find a remarkable difference in re.
production.
Improved design of audio frequency
amplifiers has also brought forward
high-voltage amplifiers which are com
monty called power amplifiers. Such
an amplifier furthers the improvement
In audio quality for preventing over
loading of the power tube. The power
amplifier usually consists of one stage
of audio frequency. power tube. a
rectifier tube and step-up transform
er for increasing the voltage of the
house current and filter system to
smooth out the plate voltage.-St.
Louis Post-Dispatch.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-12-02

sent. was left out Of proposed legisla-
ton. since the congressman could not
agree on what II was.
Among few of the other mysteries
of radio which still withstand the eff
forts of science are the effects of the
Aurora Borealis and sun spots on
radio and the cause of the so-caIled
dead spots, where reception OF prac-
tically any type Of radio waves seems
impossible.
Radio for Many Uses.
The adaptation of radio has beea
applied to many practical uses besides
ordinary communication. 1t is used &c
operate relays which throw switches
in power houses at considerable dis
tances from the main plant; II is used
in several ways to aid navigators of
the sea and air. and is now being
adapted to railroads as means of
control and as safety device. 1t is
also found of great benefit in trans
hitting time signals practically
throughout the world, which enables
scientists and explorers to establish
accurately points on the surface Of
the earth. Its use In pence is general.
and its use In war includes many APP
plications besides for communication,
which the military and naval authori-
ties will not reveal or discuss.
Although many practical uses have
been found for radio, there are many
possibilities which only the far-sighted
scientists can predict and only the
skilled and experienced engineers can
carry out.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-12-02
Greater Volume, Tone
Wonderfully Improved

Circuits have been modified to per-
nit the use of sensitive detector and
powerful amplifier tubes brought out
In the last year, thereby giving the
receivers greater volume and a de-
cided tone Improvement
The most efficient power ampIifier
tubes SO far released. such as the
UX-171 and CX-371. are so designed
that their greatest sensitivity is at
tanned when applying around $50 volts
on the plate and using 40 volts of "C'
battery.
This has brought. about the neces-
sity for ample current supply. When
using over 200 volts of ssB" battery,
the space requirements and mainte-
nance costs increase to burdensome
amounts. The new power tube alone
requires current of 20 miIleamperes,
which, when combined with the drain
from the other tubes, lowers the volt
age of battery block to the point
where distortion in reception occurs.
So "B" eliminators are rapidly grow
ing in popularity.
Great strides have been made in
utilizing the one inexhaustible sup
ply of electric current-the. house
lighting supply-for taking the place
of batteries for the plate supply. This
is accomplished by stepping up the
regular alternating current and pass
ing 1t through suitable rectifier and
filter system to produce smooth d. C..
without pulsations or ripples.
There are also a number of "a"
power units and they bid fair to in
crease rapidly.
When the line voltage goes up or
down, as is the case where isolated
power plants supply the current, the
slightest variation upsets the bal
ance, unless the "B" and "C' volt
ages are supplied from the same
source when variations in 'B" volt
age are Offset by variations in &c"
voltage and the resulting plate cur
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-12-02
Mystery of Radio
Yet to Be Solved
"Winter Blanketing," Fad
ing Static, Dead Spots, /"
Not Understood.

There is still plenty of mystery In
radio. What do we know about the
winter blanketing" that interfered
with reception last year, or about
fading and static? The use Of radio
for controlling mobile bodies and the
transmission of light. heat and power
may be possible. But, excepting the
controlling of mobile bodies, few ex-
periments even have been carried on
In these special problems. Short
wave transmission, the latest economi-
cal and practical means of commune
cation. is still not thoroughly under
stood or mastered.
Engineers Are Puzzled.
Most engineers admit that we know
little about what happens In the ether
after a message leaves the station
until 1t is received at another point,
and in this field alone considerable
research must be carried out. Only
a short time ago several congressman
INDUCED In vigorous debate over
what EITHER" was, and as a result the
word, usually used to describe the
media through which radio waves are
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-12-02
keep COUGHS OUT
OF "DANGER ZONE"

Coughing irritates your throat and
makes you cough more. The more
you cough the harder 1t Is to stop.
And when you feel the cough spread
ing down into your bronchial tubes IT
is nearing the danger zone'-for
these tubes lead directly into your
lungs.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral stops coughs
quiclxly-almos instantly in spas
modic attacks. With the very first
swallow you feel its comforting
warmth. Real medicine, reaching
deep down with its soothing, healing
power. Absorbed through and through
the irritated throat, chest and bron-
chial membranes, 1t quickly stops the
cough, breaks up the cold and brings
prompt, lasting relief.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is hospital
proved. Prescribed by physicians
Pleasant to taste. All druggists-6Ot
and, twice the quantity, $1.00.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-12-02

HINTS FOR RADIO FANS

The plate voltage for detector tubes
varies with each tube.
Radio waves penetrate insulating
material. but are absorbed by metal.
Two or three weeks is about as long
as the average battery lasts on one
charge.
A radio listener who mistakenly
twists the dals of his or her set might
be compared to a movie" fan who
entered and left fifteen or twenty diff
night.
When erecting the antenna, make
sure insulators are glazed and CORFU
gated so water will run off before 1t
adds bothersome resistance. Also
make provision for lowering the an
tenna occasionally so the insulators,
and even the wire itself can be wiped
free of dirt
A good way to clean a crystal which
has lost its sensitiveness Is to Inn
merse it in ether. Place the crystal
in small bottle containing ether,
shake the bottle vigorously, after
which remove the crystal with a pair
Of tweezers. The crystal should re-
turn to its normal strength.
The number of turns specified for a
coil of given diameter will vary ac-
cording to the dielectric constant, or
type of insulation material, of the coil.
If the tube has an unusually low
dielectric value. more turns will be
needed and if the value Is high, fewer
turns will do.
When wiring radio receiver
which uses q variable condenser for
tuning the secondary circuit. the sta
tionary plates should be connected to
the grid of the detector tube. OF
course the rotary plates should be
connected to the filament side of the
coil.
Never use more tubes than are snf-
ic.ent for the results desired 1t fire.
quently happens that inexperienced
operators will have more tubes burn
ing than are necessary. and then de
tune to lessen the volume of sound.
For local stations for instance. the
first audio stage is usually sufficient.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-12-02

rent value remains balanced at the
point Of best tone quality.
This radio power supply unit will
deliver So milleampers at 200 volts.
with the detector voltage variable
from 5 to 90 volts, the intermediate
amplifier 'B" supply from 20 to 125
volts and each &c" supply from none
to 45 volts individually. thereby per-
hitting the exact voltages to be used
to operate the tubes In the receiver
at their greatest efficiency.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-12-02
He Wondered

"Jenks and his divorced wife are
going to be remarked next week. Are
you invited?"
Eyes. I wonder II they'll have the
gall to expect another set Of wedding
presents. boston Transcript.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-12-02
Speed

Motorist-Yes, we saw the whole
country, and we did the run from Bos-
ton to San Francisco In record time.
Friend--Evidentl your motto was !:
See America In first.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-12-02
Wanted the Profits

Bolter-Why didn't you hire a
lawyer to look after your case?
Barnard-Oh, l thought that II I
won I'd like to make something out Of
1t myself. London.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-12-02
Freshen a Heavy Skin

With the antiseptic, fascinating Cuti-
cura Talcum Powder, an exquisitely
scented, economical face, skin, baby
and busting powder and perfume.
Renders other perfumes superfuous.
One of the Cuticura Toilet Trio (Soap,
Ointment, Talcum). --Advertisement
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-12-02

smarting, scalding, sticky eyes relieved
by morning II Roman Eye Balsam is used
when retiring. 372 Pearl ST.. N. Y. Adv
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-12-02
Just a Hint

He-Hadn't you better put some
thing round you?
She-Hadn't you?
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-12-02

Many true word is spoken by mis-
take.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-12-02
W. N. u, PITTsBURoH, NO. 4s--1s2e.

Success at first doth many times
undo men at last
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1926-12-02

AS soon as the average girl acquires
two or three stickpins she begins to
talk about her jewels.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
ocELIARNE sTfs1LY yYRoBU

Miestne oceliarne toho tyzdha
stisily trochu vyrobu ocele. z
New Yorku oznamujii, ze toho
prieino,h sn meneie objednavkg
cd automobilovych tovarni. Auto
mobiloye tovarne totM kazdej ia.
seni zmensia vyrobu, lebo v ZINE
predajl menej automobilov, neil
v letnej sezone. Studebaker to.
varne udajne pracnj1 len styri
dni v tyzdni.
Nasledkom tohto zmensena bu-
de v blizkej budtcnosti al vvro-
ba suroveho zeleza to tym sko.
rel, ze uhlie stale drazie, nasled-
kom coho oceliarne nem6zu 81 do
VOLT nadvyrobu zeleza.,
Okrem snizenia objednavok cd
automobilovych tovarnl, kupujt
sa menej al stavebnej ocele. Ma.
miesto toho zeleznice kupuid te
raz hodne kol'ajnic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
JOSEPHUS DANIELS
Boil v YOUNGSTOWN

Josephus Daniels, obi 'ubeny
vodca demokratickej strany ta-
.jomnik departmental namornictva
"a yojny, Dol V Youngstown, ably
pomohol demokratom k Wit az
stvu. Daniels ostro skritizoval
vladu, ze dava vel l'ke vyhodys bo-
hacom vo vsetkom ziadne vyho-
dy farmarom, 'ktori, menovite ma
Juhu, prichodia ma zobracku pa
lieu pre- vel'ke zlacnenie baylny.
Daniels tiez spomenul zlopo.
vestny Teapot Dome skandal a
naval elena Hardingovho kabi-
netu, Falla, "crookom Olejar-
ski magnati uz "a jeho llradova.
MIA chceli shrabnlt olejove po-
liza, ale on spolu prezidentom
Wilsonom to prekazil. Al teraz
krajina ma byt' povd 'acna demo.
kratovi Atlee Pomereneovi, ze po.
liza boly vratene Wade preto od.
porucal, aby volicia hlasovali ma
Pomerena "a senatora.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
RlrMuNsKAs KAsKRALovNA :. ~ u
:: ; ,''> DO YOUNGSTOWN

Celia Amerika je 1poblazneaa
mad prichodom rumunskej kra-
rovny Marie do Spojenych Sta
tov, ktora priviedla sebou al
dceru Iiianu a syna Nikolaja.
Vsade ju vitaji okdzale a l'ud v
tislcoch sa hrnie ma miesta, kde
sa zjavi. Youngstownskl okoli-
ii Rumuni sa usniesli, poziadat
kral 'ovnu kratku navstevu mas.
no mesta, ably jej mohli vzdat
svoju ponnend poklonu. TAX je
NONE, re ked' pojde do Cleve.
landu, zastavf sa i nasom me-
ste.
Kral 'ovna prisla sem udajne
len preto, ably videla Ameriku, a
lie noviny uz davno predtym Wy.
bl'abotaly, ze by chcela dostat
pre- svoju dceru americkeho mill
onara "a mu1a a pre- syna zas mi.
lionarskn dceru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
STYRI 0sOBY zABITE
kBTAH BEHo1f TYzDNA

Cd piatku min. tyzdna do stvrt-
ku tohto tyzdna zabite boly styri
osohy,v meste a okolo mesta auto
mobilami. Betty Jane Kimberly,
5-rocne dievca, zabite bolo pia-
tok ma Garfield Road. Dievca
vbehlo do boku> auta riadeneho
NelsonOm johnson Lincoln Ave.
Narazom bolo odhodene ma dlaz-
bu cesty, utrpiac, prelomenie leb-
ky. Matka videla nest 'astie.
V nedel'u zabity boil 13-rocny
Peter F. Antoine z McHenry st.
Viezol sa S, otcom, ked' odrazl
vel 'kou .rychlost iou idlci auto
mobil tax tesno presiel popri ich
automobile, re museli do prieko-
py zakarovat'. Tam sa prekotili
a chlapec utrpel smrtel ne crane
ME-
Jane Mohn, 6-rocne dievGa z
Liberty St. V Girard, id1c domov
20 skoly, prejdene bolo V stredu
nakladnym autom, riadenym lie
wisom Emch z Girard.
\ Mike Newsouse, 46-rocny, 2 226
Writ ST., zabitv boil vo stvrtok
ma Federal ulici neznamym auto.
mobilistom, ktory usiel smerom
ku Girard.
Okrem tychto obeti, ranene bo.
10 Wac l'udi 'azSie l'ahSie ne
opatrnymi automobilistami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22

Tohto rokn obyvatcl 'styo stAtn
Ohio voli jednoho senatora do
senatu spoj, Statqy. Ma byt's IA
plnene miesto, ktort sa uprazd-
milo vyprsanim tsrminu Franka
b.. Willis, ktory Vol ' senate "a
sest' rokov. Republican, " Ohio,
uznaiic velake sehopnostf Viii
lisa, tohto znov,l nominovsh v pri-
markach .buid do .jedneho nan
ho' .hlasovat' 2. ndvembra. Frank
b. Willis povazovany je "a jed
neho y vodcich senatorov srepub-
likanslej strahy i ie nakloneny
prist 'ahovalconi, 70 dokazal pred
pat 'rokmi, ked vymohol cd pre-
zidenta Hardinga vpustenie do
Spoj. Statov; 500 prist 'ahoyalcov,
cakai1cich ma Ellis Islande svoj,l
deportaciu. >~:. ~-.
Odhliadnuc cd toho, faktom je,
za pod republikanskou admin
straciou vzdy byva vacsi blaho-
byt v krajine aby SINE nom
zili mad 'alej, nansims hladet'
zeby vlada prezidenta Coolidgea
upeynena bola zvolenim republi.
kanskeho kongresu. Preto koma7
zalezi ma tom, aby republikanska
administracia nehatene mohla Il
cinkovat' a svoj programu do ii.
vota i mad 'alej uvadzat', bude
hlasovat ma Franka B. Williss
"a senatora. = ~ FIX. ~ ,,s.
I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
Voleni konstabn
prof. deputonl
ziadajd serifa Lydena, aby pre-
pustil vsetkych skvajerskych
nadhahatov.

% riadne zvolenych obecnycf
konstablov z Mahoning okresu 81
Io sa na sch6dzi Sdrrzenia Okres.
nych konstablov jednohlasne
bolo prijat6 poziadat' serifa Ly
dena, ably prepustil vsetkych tal
zvanych deputy konstablov"
sktorych 81 vydrziavajd skvajer
ia nadhananie biznisu. Tiez bo
.vymenovany vybor, pozostavajn
ci 2 konstablov: Jana Lisko. w
j., Bailey, Joseph Pico a Martina
Costello, ktory ponavstevuje skvs
jerov a poziada ich, ably prepu.
still svojich deputov. V pade by
ami serif ami skvajeri ich ziadost:
nevyhoveli, konstabli arestui il
kazdeho deputy konstabla, ktore,
ho prichytia pri arestovani ME
koho. Konstabli 81 wall ma DO
moe bNvaltho okresneho fiskala &
tiez advokat Nate Kaufman 20,
n1kol i'm svoje sluzby. ,
Violent konstabli preto povstal
proti deputy konstablom, lebo ii
to dop6st 'ajti sa nezakonitosti ;
potion l'ud smysl'a zle al oprot
volenym konstablom, ktori sa sna
zia cestne vymahat' zakony.
Tieto snahy volenEch konstab
Low proti vymendvanym deput.
konstablom kazdy obcan len udo
brit m6ze: ...- .-.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
nyers Y. Cooper
itocl IA Donaheya
vydavky statu Q 80 percent vys.
Sic, nez boly pred polstvrta
rokom.

Myers Y. Cooper, republican
sky kandidat ma guvernfrstvo
statu Ohio, cestuje po celom Sta
te a slime iltoci proti guvernero-
vi Donaheyovi, ktory sa uchadza
o treti termin v tom trade Mr.
Cooper zvlaste napada guverne-
ra pre- vel'k vydavky a cini no
zodpovednym "a vsetko zlo v Stat
nej administrator. Prizvukuie, ze
pred polstvrta rokom bolo v stat
nej pokladnici $24,Ooo,OOO zvys-
ku a dnes je nielen prazdna, ale
trovia sa peniaze, ktor6 by maly
vtiect' do pokladnice len DO No
vom roku. Toto sn predday-
ky dani cd poist 'ujhcich spoloc.
nostl. Cooper, ktory recnil v ma
som meste utorok vecer, udal,
ze "a posledny rok kiipeni bolo
112 novych automobilov, ktore
neboly potrebne, lebo bez tax
nasa statna ylada mala yiac auto
mobilov, nezli vlada New Yorku
alebo California. Ked' Donahey
nastupoval trad pred nize styr-
mi rokmi, Stat NAL 1901 automo-
bilov, toho 95 percent lacnych,
ktore iplne postaeovaly. Dnes
ma nasa statna vlada 1864 auto
mobilov, ktorych Is percent sii
limozinky a inc drahe zatvorene
kary. Toto je ocividne mrhanie
penazi l'udu. Cooper d'alej ho-
voril, re Donahey casto recni o
sporeni a snMovani dani, avsak
neurobil v tom OIL 'ade nicoho.
Naopak, chcel by vyniest' novv
danovy zakon, dl'a ktoreho mali
telia domov by platili zvlastnu
dan sedem milionov dolarov roc.
ne, a to v case, ked' vlada Spei.
Statov nielen re nezvysuje da-
ne, ale ich Nv tri razy snlzila.
Cooper povedal, re ak bude zvo.
leny, Stat bude administrovany v
medziaeh jeho prijmov, a ably to
dosiahol, prepusti vsetkych. zby-
tocnych statnych zamestnancov
Je rozhodne proti tomu, ably; Wy.
naSane boly d,'alsie dane ma oby-
vatel 'stvo. Chce nasledovat' via.
du vo Washingtone v tspornom
vedeni statnych zalezitosti dat
priklad mestam obciam, ktorf
stale este nenau6ily sa nsporno
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
OHIO SAVINGS 4 LOAN co.
ZAKUPILA sVOJU BUDOVU
Pan Michal Fialla je tajomnikon
tohto zdarneho tistavu.

Po tieto dni The Ohio Savings
& Loan Company zaknpila diva
poschodov1 blhovu v {. II East
BOardman ST., blizko Market st
a medzi -budovami Homer S. Viii
liams a Penna. & Ohio +. l.. Co
sa nachodiacu. Majetok Dol odkn.
peny Is. soktobra 1926 jeho
krihla cena obna.sa vyse $4,000
Ziadne dlhy ma majetku neosta
vain.
Ohio Savings zremodeluje pri
zemie budovy pre- svoje bankovt
miestnosti, kde sa odst 'ahuje o.
kolo 1. januara 1927. Prve po
schodie bude venovane kancela
riam a druhe poschodie pre- scho-
DE spolkov, lebo nachodi sa tar
vel 'ka halla. O miestnost sa "a
ujfmajii mnohe robotnicke unit
ako al viacert sIovenskd spollsy
lstav do Noveho roku bude oh
chodovat' mad 'alej svojich do
terajsich miestnostiach {. lie
East Boardman St.
The Ohio Savings & Loan Com
pany sorganizovana bola pred
piatimi rokmi p. Michalom Fialla
znamym slovenskym ohchodni-
kom a p. Fred. Gursch, byv. Il
radnikom cudzozemskeho oddele-
MIA Dollar banky. Pan Fialla je
tajomnikom hstavu a p. Gursch
pryym podpredsedom. tstav "a
cal ; malNmi prostriedkami 3
! dnes ma M Nyse stvrt' miliona
dolarov prostriedkov a svoj Via
stny dom. Medzi vkladatel mi Sc
slovenske organizacie, ako' live
ma, Mar. Slov. Spolok a daktort
miestne spolky.
Pan Fialla spolu p. Gnrschom
okrem bankovych veci, prevadza.
id al vseobecny pozemkovy oh.
chod, to jest kupuji predavajd
domy, Lofty a fanny. Tiez preda
vaju sifkarty ma vsetky linie a
posielaJu peniaze do kazdej east
sveta draftom, kablom alebo po'
stou. Pan Fialla ma l5-rocnn zkn
senost' pozemkovom obchode
ma dobrn znalost' V hodnoteni a
preto moze byt' ma dobrej pomocj
kazdemu, kto chce klpit' alebc
predat' nepohnutel 'py majetok.
Panu Fiallovi a jeho spolocni.
kom ku zdaru srdecne blahoze
lame a prajeme d'aSieho.