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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1929-02-28
Delinquent Poll Tax
Is Published This Year

In compliance with Chapter 206 Gen
eral Laws of Mississippi 1928, the list
of delinquents relative to poll tax is
being published this week under the
act that necessitates the sheriff of each
county to print these names in news
paper for two issues, in order that the
public may know who is entitled to vote
and the person holds receipt that gives
this privilege.
The Legislature has made the publi-
cation of delinquents necessary owing
to several reasons, among them being
stated the voting of the delnquents
who were not entitled to participate in
recent election contests and avoiding of
this happening in the future.
AS all citizens know, all poll taxes
paid goes to the school fund and this
feature is worthy of every person aiding
in the cause aside from the fact that
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1929-02-28
Hebron Woman Kills
Self With Revolver

Mrs. Elba Hocutt, wife of Williapl
Hocutt, a resident of the Hebron COM
munity who lived on the W. T. Hopson
place, killed herself early Monday morn
ing by shooting herself through the
temple with 80 caliber pistol, accord
ing to information that was telephoned
Sheriff w. L. Ellis, who went to the
scene immediately with Justice c. X.
Reid.
A jury of inquest was formed COM
posed of G. ?. Merriweather, William
Ray, R. NJ. Devine, w. j. Tuberville, Geo.
CAN'T and j. NJ. Poe, who Investigated
the affair and reported a verdict of
death by a pistol shot inflicted at her
own hands.
According to information told officials
Mrs Hocutt arose at the usual hour but
requested her children not to leave for
school as something might happen
Absenting herself she went upstairs and
locked herself in room, a few minutes
later a shot being heard and investiga.
tion disclosed that she had killed her.
self. The husband was at home at the
time of the tragedy but busy with his
| STOCK at the barn, when he heard
screams and rushed to the house where
=, $50 "PPi"iseu VI the lacC Dy the chill
dren. it was stated. No reason for the
deed could be assigned by any of the
family and a message of some kind was
sought that would throw some light or
motive on the rash act, officials were
told.
Besides husband, William Hocutt,
deceased leaves five small children to
mourn her loss. Funeral services were
held at Hebron where she had lived for
many years.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1929-02-28
st. Mary's Observing
All Lenten Services

The Episcopal Church Lenten Service
Every Sunday evening during Lent at
1870 there will be service at Saint
Mary's conducted by the rector. Rev,
Duncan NJ. Gray.
These services are proving most in
terestlng and cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all those not worshipping else
where to attend
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1929-02-28
. e. S. Will Hold
Meeting Friday Mite

There will be regular meeting of the
I. E. s. chapter Friday night, March /
at 1880. A full attendance is
kery much desired
B MRS. MARY STIGLER, Secretary.
i
.lon,D find Il in tLn Cla..:r:.l e, l
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1929-02-28

1t entities the person to the other fran
chises.
Sheriff W. L. Ellis has gone over the
poll tax records carefully and the full
text of the delinquents appear accord
ing to voting precincts of the county
elsewhere in this issue which is the
smallest list that has been known in
many years.
j. l.. McRae motored to Rourdawov
Saturday for Frank McRae who spent
the Sabbath in the city, returning to
work Monday
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1929-02-28

You'll find it in the Classified Column.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1929-02-28

oull find it in the Classified Column.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22
City Manager Vote Asked

BIZ Timcs Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. GA
petition bearing signatures of 7,10o
persons is on file here asking that
an election be called to determine
whether Terre Haute shall adopt
the city manager form of govern
ment,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22
FACE BATTLE
OVER CONTROL
OF DRY LEAGUE
Controversy Over Increased
Appropriations Flares
Anew.
BY CECIL OWEN
United Press staff Correspondent


WASHINGTON, Jan. Coon
troversy over the proposed $25,0o0,-
900 additional appropriation for
prohibition enforcement fared
anew today as dry leaders and Sec
rotary Mellon heaped fresh fuel on
the fires of debate.
A major rift in the Anti-Saloon
League, dominant dry organization,
was apparent today. One repre-
sentative of the league told the
United Press a decisive battle for
control of the organization ap-
peared imminent.
The joint statement by Bishops
James Cannon Jr. and Nicholson
attacking Mellon for his stand
against the $25 100000 was viewed as
Reputation of F. Scott Mcbride,
general superintendent, who sup
ported Mellon originally and then
shifted his stand.
Mellon Answers Attack
In a letter to Bishop Cannon
Secretary Mellon has answered the
attack on his stand by pointing out
the Harris amendment does not
offer solution of the most pressing
enforcement problems.
To appropriate an additional
$25 100000, making total of $685.
100000 fof the prohibition bureau,
without making provision for more
federal courts, border guards and
coast vessels, Mellon said, would not
assure better enforcement condi-
tons.
Answering Cannon's suggestion
that the money be appropriated
without restriction and for eXpendi-
trre solely at the discretion of the
treasury department, Mellon said
this plan would not solve the prob
lem of congested courts. He raised
the further objection that it would
place in the hands of a single gov
eminent agency a vast sum which it
could spend without the usual safe
guards.
Such a program" Mellon added,
would break down the ordinary
safeguards of the budget system,
and the effective and proper con-
troll which congress exercises over
expenditures of public funds"
Divergence of Opinion
Another split in the dry organiza-
tons front against Mellon appeared
| TODAY with the issuance of a state
ment by the Methodist Board of
Temperance, prohibition ard public
morals, which upheld the treasury
chiefs stand.
But the widest divergence of
opinion was disclosed within the
ranks of the Anti-Saloon League
where the triumvirate of Mcbride,
Nicholson and Cannon was divided
on ACCESSIBILITY of the appropriation
When the amendment first was
offered Mcbride favored its adop-
ton but, subsequently, took a stand
in support of Melons attitude and
against the amendment. Bishops
Nicholson and Cannon then issued
an official statement expressing the
Anti-Saloon Leagues position in
favor of the amendment.
Mcbride, now in South Bend, Ind.
then explained his position once
more, saying he advocated the in
creased appropriation but also ap-
proved the treasury's suggestion on
how the money should be expended
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22
TRY TWO men
OF DRY PATROL
IN ROAD KILLING
Echoes of Lingering Death
of EIk'S Secretary
Seen in Case.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
ELMIRA, N. Y, Jan. 22.-Echoes
of the lingering death OF. Jacob D.
Hansen, prominent Elk of Niagara
Falls. were heard today as a federal
court jury was being drawn to de-
eide if Frank L. Beck and Glenn
Jennings, United States coast
guardsmen, are guilty of manslaugh-
ter.
Hansen received a fatal bullet
wound early last summer when the
guardsmen fired at him after he re-
fused to halt his automobile. He
said he thought they were bandits.
One of the bullets entered his brain,
causing blindness some weeks later,
insanity still later and subsequent
death.
Protest arose from many sources
at the time of the shooting and has
been the cause for two controversies.
One parley was between state and
federal authorities for custody and
prosecution, the federal officers win
ming out.
Another was to have the guards
men put into uniform. This they
have resisted.
One of the questions to be brought
out is whether the officers had or
derS to shoot in such cases.
Beck and Jennings are charged
with manslaughter in the second
degree.
Hansen was secretary of the lodge
of Elks at Niagara Falls. He was
driving home a young woman with
whom he had attended a social af-
fair at Lewiston Hill. The guards
men commanded Hansen to halt,
mistaking him for a bootlegger.
Hansen stepped on the accele-
rator and bullets whizzed. One broke
through the windshield, striking
Hansen in the right temple, destroy
ing the sight of his right eye.
The guardsmen were arrested and
held for trial, but were liberated
on bond after investigation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22
Purdue Agronornist Resigns

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 22.-Dr.
G. N. Hoffer. agronomist, has re-
signed a position with the Purdue
university agricultural experiment
station to become manager of the
N. V. Potash Export Gompany's Chi
cago office.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22
SENATE PUTS
0, K. ON WEST
FOR CABINET
Votes 81 to IT to Confirm
Chicago Man for In
terror Post.
BY KENNETH CRAWFORD
limited Press staff Correspondent


WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Roy o.
West, Chicago attorney, today stooo
confirmed as secretary of interior
to succeed DR.. Hubert Work in the
Coolidge cabinet
Confirmation of the nomination
came Monday from q secret roll call
by the senate despite a long and
bitter fight, the last move of the
opposition being their twice-de-
feated attempts to have the roll call
public. The vote was 81 to q.
The stubborn opposition to West
came from Independents in both the
Republican and Democratic parties
because of Vests close association
in private life with insult, Chica-
go pubic utilities magnate.
Several Insult applications for
power sites now are being consid-
cred by the federal power commits
mission and the opposition argued
West, as secretary of interior, would
be member of that body.
Senators Deneen and Glenn, 1lli-
nois Republicans, led administra-
ton Republicans who desired
Vests confirmation. They denied
his previous connection with insult
would prejudice his Judgment as a
member of the power commission.
Vests friends had the advan-
tage in the first of favorable re-
port of his nomination by the pub
lis lands committee. which held
lengthy hearings on the Chicago
ans qualifications for public Office.
These hearings we're climaxed by
the testimony of West himself.
West was selected by President
Coolidge to take the interior port
folio shortly after Work resigned
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22
Legislative Calendar

to 5000 the population limit Of towns
through which the state highway depart
ment may build and maintain state
highways at state cost. Roads.
Passed BIZ the house:
s. c. r. 2-Urging congress to appro-
pirate funds for erection of United States
Veterans bureau hospital in Indiana.
Senate bills introduced:
s. B. o. Brown-Proyiding separate
courts for Newton and Jasper counties.
Organization of courts.
s.. B. 80. Clements-Permitting school
board to get auarter-cent levy for art
galleries and associations in cities Of $4,000
or more. Libraries.
s. B. 81 Permitting to 10
mill levy for public libraries in cities of
more than $4,000 and less than 200. 900,
with 100000 library properties and u.s..
600 books. Money to be spent evenly for
books and salaries (Applies to Evsnsvilie.l
Libraries.
s. B. 80. Hewett, Holmes. Davis
Clarifying and amending the workmen's
compensation act; making it more favor
able to workmen. Labor.
S. B. SO. Hill-Putting change Of venue
in civil cases at discretion Of the court.
Judiciary A,
S. B. "a. HILL Holmes and Gray
Creating separate building and loan de-
partment. Banks
S. B. IS. Manufacturing time of clos
ing estates from one year to six months
at discretion of the court and requiring
claims be filed against estate within six
months Judiciary A.
s. B. 36. Holmes-Reorganizing state
probation commission to include adult
probation and appointing director. Jul
dietary A.
s.. B. 81. Rowley and Brown-Separat-
ing Starke and Pulaski county circuit
courts. Organization OF courts.
S. B. SO. Durham. by request-Provid-
ing life elementary principals certificates
for ffteen-year teachers who have served
as principals or acting principals OF
schools. Education.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22

last fall to become manager of the
Hoover campaign and chairman Of
the Republican national committee.
Immediately there were rumblings
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22
Famous French Editor Dies

Famous French Editor Dies
By United Press
PARIS, Jan. 22.-Earnest Vaughn,
88; famous French editor, died here
late Monday. While director Of the
newspaper L'Aurore, Vaughn sane
toned publication of Emile zola's
letters on the Dreyfus case.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22
U. S. MAIL SERVICE
VETERAN SUCCUMBS

Leroy Crone Had Not Missed Run
in rs Years of Employment.
After living nearly his entire life
of As years without illness of a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22
INSURANCE men
START DRIVE ON
AUTO ACCIDENTS
Committee Named to Study
Highway Safety at Fed
GRAFTON Meeting.

A resolution providing for the
appointment of nermanent COM
nittee to study accident proven
ton, especially as concerned with
city and rural highway traffic, was
adopted by the Insurance Fedora
ton of Indiana at the "Homecom-
ers" luncheon in the Riley room OF
the Claypool today. Indiana lnsur-
ance day is being observed.
Another resolution adopted re-
vealed the primary purpose OF the
federation shall be to oppose state
or nation entering into the insur-
ance business except in time OF
war" A third resolution makes the
Office of the secretary of the fed
Grafton a clearing house for 1nfor-
NATION for not only insurance
workers, but for the general public.
400 Attend Luncheon
More than 400 executives and
representatives of insurance Or
ganizations were present at the
luncheon and were impressed with
the clause in one resolution oppos-
ing compulsory" automobile la
bility insurance. Such insurance, IL
was declared, is contrary to the
fundamental principles of our gov
eminent and therefore detrimental
to public welfare. 1t will be the
committees duty to furnish con-
structure substitutes and make rec
concentrations.
Gilbert Storer was elected presl-
dent of the federation and Joseph
@. Wood secretary at the luncheon,
and James "a. Bawden named as
chairman of the 1880 Indiana In
surance day convention. Howe 5.
Landers, president of the Indiana
federation, presided at the business
session following the luncheon.
Hold Banquet Tonight
Radio television, will be the sub
iect of the principal speaker at the
annual Insurance day banquet at
the Claypool tonight when c.
Francis Jenkins, noted inventor OF
Washington, D. c., will make the
principal address.
Jenkins is an authority on tele-
vision and inventor of developments
in the field of high speed motion
pictures.
Two other speakers ON the
banquet program are; John N.
Wander Vries, Chicago, manager OF
the Northern Central Chamber OF
Commerce of the United States and
Clarence c. Wysong, Indiana In
surance commissioner.
The Night Before" banquet,
opening social event, was held at the
Claypool Monday night. Music was
furnished by Connie and his band.
Ralph L. Colby was entertainment
committee chairman.
More than 1000 persons are at
tending the various sessions.
The original intention of Indiana
Insurance day, as introduced and
fostered by Frank M. Chandler, was
to get together leaders in all lines
of insurance in the state. The idea
was expanded until the nine leading
insurance associations of Indiana
have been joined by organizations
extending throughout the country.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22

of protest from those legislators who
had inaugurated a fight against the
poser trust" at a previous session
OF congress.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22
Sore Throat?
Don't Cargle
Quicker and Better Relief
With Famous Prescription

Don't suffer from the. pain and
soreness of sore throat-gargles and
salves are too Slow-they relieve
only temporarily. But Thoxine, a
famous PHYSICIANS prescription, is
guaranteed to give relief almost in
stantly.
Thoxine has a double action-re-
lieves the soreness and goes direct
to the internal cause. No chloro-
form, iron or other harmful drugs
safe and pleasant for the whole
family. Also wonderfully effective
for relieving coughs. Quick relief
guaranteed or your money back.
CSC, 60c and $1O0. All druggists
Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22

serious kind, Le-
roy Crone, rail-
way mail clerk,
1926 Pershing
avenue, died at
his home sudden
ly last night.
Heart disease was
given by physi-
clans as cause of
death.
Crone became
i'll at his home
last night. He
died q few hours
1ofo7.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22
POSTOFFICE TO ADVISE
ON USE OF AIR MAIL
New Service offered Business Men
on Fastest Routes.


on Fastest Routes.
A new service to business houses
wishing to use the al, mail was an
nounced today by Postmaster Rob-
ert H. Bryson.
BrySon has arranged for ARA
Cox, postofice foreman, and D. R.
Batty, assistant superintendent OF
mails, to confer with business heads
asking advice on the fastest and
most economical means of routing
mail, using air mail and train mail
combinations.
Arrangements also have been
made for representatives of E1nbry-
Riddle Company, CINCINNATI, air
mail contractors, to make air mail
surveys for businesses desiring this
service, showing cases in which air
mail would save time.
1t was pointed out that air mail
service saves but little time to points
not more than 800 miles distant.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22

Senate passed:
c. r.. Permitting Purdue university
to accept federal aid.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22

Crone is a brother in-law of Pa
trolman Harry Smith of the police
department. He had not missed a
run" during his entire service of
twenty-five years in the railway
mail service.
Crone is survived by the widow,
two sons, Charles H. and Phillip; a
daughter, Grace; a brother. Elwood
S., all of Indianapolis, and a sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Milhans, Bridge
port.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22

Edmund Vance Cooke, poet
laureate of childhood, will read his
poems over Station WLW, Cincin-
natl, from 1888 to .1:27 p. m.
Wednesday.
The entertainment is part of the
School of the Air." broadcast the
first four days of each week from
Station WLW under the direction
of the education department Of
Ohio State university.
The program by Cooke is divided
into three sections of eighteen min
utes each. The first is for lower
grades, the second for middle grades
and the third for upper grades.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
PREDNASKY.

Cudzorecova Informacna Kancelara New Yorku
srada prednaskove oddelenie pre- Slovakov Anerke
vybraa prednasatel ov najschopnejslch muzov.
Taketo prednaskov6 oddeene mala mat davno nasa
Sovenska Liga inc organizacie mas zivot Amerike
by bo omnoho zvsins = rss,sau . neil e. Pred
nasky nielen nolmujn, ale povzbudzujd do myslena
debatovania edy st dobrvm prostliedkom na cbrene
osvetovanie dllse
Nasi brata Rils majd prednaskovti cinnost' V Ame-
1ke obdvuEodne organizovani PrednaSaji profesoli
novlali, umelc expert Sene si vzdy zapmene vedy-
chtivym Rusm Pisael bo Wac raz Ia ychto pred
naskacl lsklch pred mnoho rolni vse 81 vzdychnul
zeny Slovici neto podobndho nemlme Slovenske pred
nasky byvalv bvvaj1, ale zriedka daco siice.
4omgstowlskym ololitlm spolkon odpor,1came
vyuzlt sluzieb Cudzorecovej Informacnej Kanceldic
hed sa dokonc organizaca Drzstva Sovenskei Narod-
neJ knlznice Mahoning dolne til obu potom prevez-
me IA seba Drzstvo knznce Preto spolky ktor6 este
nehasoyaly prispei zakladinu kniznice mech talk
uroba elm skorej PresvedGa re tFch desat doarkov
nadarmo nevynalozily Druzstvo Kniznce, ktorom ie
dnes N 23 spokov klubov bude organizaciou ak do
sap nevytvori Slovaci ch mestach Amerikv pre-
to kazdy slovelsky spook klub Mahonng doline by
sa NAL poponahl' at vstupenim do Druzstva. Clenom
Dluzsva lloze byt kazdy slovesky spolok kub ked'
zaplat navzdy desat doarov aebo Wac dl ieho
dobrej v6e lasky. ziadne prspevky nebud cd spoil
kov vyberane
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
PODME DO CLEVELANDU!

Ma budnci stvrtok, 80. maja bude narodna savnost'
pri pomniku generala Miana r. Stefanika vo Wade
parku Clevelande.
Ma tito slavlost' pridu Sovaci zblizka I'd aeka a
svedcilo BY sa, ably mahoningski Sovac sa nu Wy
brali htfne. srS
Petne oslayy Stefanika pri jeho soche Cevelande
odbyvajn kazdorocne si zriedom, ktor6lo kazdy
icasnk mad ycha ciseho slovenskeho narodovectva
My americki Sovac, t'azko tacen duchu virm
dzich myslenok, undlievame narodnej prac potre-
bujeme obcestveia nabrata novych sill dsevnych, ably
svojho ducha slovesk6h 6ho zachovali Kto tedy na
slavnost nepride ami 81 ej nevsmne, prpravi to
obcerstveie to posnene ktortho potrebuje ably ne
omdle ale vydrzal.
Pod'me slavnost' spolocne aspol sto automo
bilov mech veze vypravu mahoningskych Slovakov!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
PODAKOVANIE Cd CS. GER
VENEHO KRIzA v PRESOVE.

PAM Zuzanna j. klamarova T.
New Castle bola sosbierala $53.7O
ma lansko-rocnom Slovenskom
Dni Mahoning doline, ktory OBJ
nos zasIaIa spolku Gesko-Sloven-
skeho Cerven6Ro, Kiafza3 v Presove
ma oSatenie chudobnych dietok V
Presove. PAM Klamarovej prisiel
Is. aprlla t. r. uradny list cd spoil
ku Presove, V ktorom medzi l.
nym stoji:
"EaSa nevsedna sbierka doSIa
riadne, bola pouzita Ma osatenie
naslch chudobnych, ktori prijali
milodary $ takou .radost 'ou, kto-
ra je umerna laskou ktorou mi
lodary nasich, americkych kraja-
nov boly venovane.
Prijmite opatovne naSu najsr-
decmejsiu vd 'aku "a milodary a
racte pouzit' jako kvitancie sem
prilozenych 5 kusov miestnych
casopisov. Zadovazenie tychto ci-
sci bolo spojene t'azkostiami,
preto ich zasielame trocha opo-
zdeno. Prve sa zaslaly jako tisko-
pls zalSte sa ztratily, ked ste
lch este nedostaly; preto zasiela-
me tlto zasielku rekomandovano.
Dakujhc "a Vasu trpezlivost a
stedry dar, znamename sa v do
konalej lcte:
Lieskovsky, predseda. Zadzora,
jednatel'. (Pecat'.)
PAM klamarova nam doposlala
al tych . cisiel novin, zvanych
'Vychodnv Slovak'. Y ktorych
je viac raz spomenuta tato sbier-
ka vykazane, ze peniaze $40
(l,77o.- Kcs) boly pouzite ma
vianocn1 osacovaciu akciu V Pre-
sove Red.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-05-24
PAT T-DNOvY TYzDEN PRIDE.

S. StavebnG robotnctvo Amerike je yel'ni slime or
ganzovane preto vedie predok hnuti "a pat 'dovl
pracovny tyzden 70 vsetkych satov klajmy prichoda
zpravy ze stavebne robotnctvo vymoho 81 5dnovl tyz
den podyvskeu place. | tn Youngstown uniove ro-
botnctvo stayebne pracuje vacsnou len pat dni do
tvzdha Kontraktor denne podpisuj1 smllvy svojmi
zamestnancanis % 5-dnovom tyzdni. Takto pomay, ale
ise pricod doba vseobccneho zavedena 5doveho pra-
coyneho tyzdna Amerike.
skratenie pracoynej doby oceliariaeh nelnozno O
cakayat aspon buddcich pat -desat rokoy Ale re-
meselnctvo ktore je organizovane move vyhody bde
~ snadnesie yNmahat Lebo skracovanie pracovnej
DOLBY nepozela M takym okom, ako tomu bolo pred
lokami vyrob, kton teraz vyrabad Wac nezl mozno
spotreboyaty krajine dnesnych pomelov sami odpo
rlcajd 5novy tyzdei zeby robotnk dva prazdne dn
S wac vyrobkov spotreboval vaesia vsroba vyzaduje
spotrebu yaesia spotreba yyzaduje Wac slo
b0d1eo casu Wac peaznych prostIicdkov Jedno bcz