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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18
PRICES THEN AND NOW

Those who argue that they can 7
see wherein food prices have declin-
ed very much should study a sign
recently hung out by a merchant in
a little town near Austin, Texas.
The sign reads. SIN 1888 one
hundred pounds of sugar cost $33. SO.
Today this Table-Load of Merchan-
disc is yours for the Same Money!"
And here's what he has piled on
that table: 100 pounds of sugar, 100
pounds of flour, 48 pounds of salt,
80 pounds shortening, IA pound tea,
IL pound coffee, 2 pounds, other
coffee, 2 pounds coca, 8 pounds soda,
bottle of catsup, 3 bottles snuff, IL
bars of soap, gallon vinegar,
quart pickles, l bottle mustard,
cans salmon, 8 cans tomatoes, / can
baking powder, 2 packages washing
power, IL pound pepper, 2 pounds
bacon, 6 boxes matches, l gallon
syrup, l box shotgun shells, 2 pack
age corn flakes, l package breakfast
oats, l pair ladies' stockings, pair
mems oxfords, pair overalls, shirt
and S. bill.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18

Telephone progress, describing
the manner in which long distance
calls are made and chain programs
transmitted over telephone wires
from station to station, featured a
radio presentation of emusic Along
the Wires" by the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Companies and
associated companies of the Bell
System over stations WMAL, Wash
ington, and WCAO, Baltimore of the
Columbia Broadcasting System, Sept.
IS. This feature was also broadcast
by WCAU, Philadelphia, New York,
WGR, Buffalo; WOKO, Albany, and
WFBL, Syracuse.
A similar program featuring
Emusic Along the Wires" will be
broadcast September 20, at 7:15, P.
NJ, eastern standard time, and SUBJ
sequent Sunday evenings to and in
Guiding November % at 8:15 P. M.
In making use of the radio medium
for entertainment and educational
promotion, the telephone company
at the same time will be demonstrate
ing some of its own products. Not
only is every local program trans
mitted from the studio, to the antenna
of each broadcasting station by mea MS
of telephone wires, but all stations
that participate regularly or &C.
casionally in chain hook-ups are
linked together by the long distance
wire network. The day : to day
national hook-ups for chain broa d.
casting at present require 10000
circuit miles of telephone wires.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18
GRAIN COOPERATIVES IN
THE NORTHEASTERN
STATES

Comparatively little grain is
marketed comparatively in the twelve
northeastern states recently survey
ed jointly by the Federal Farm Board,
state agricultural colleges, expert
ment stations, extension forces, and
departments of agriculture.
The survey showed that nine
cooperative associations, with total
membership of 1886 farmers,
marketed grain valued at 1922, 3l3 in
1929. These associations marketed
other farm products valued at 3d.
529, 1867 and supplies valued at $685.
800, making total of So, 766, 089.
Grain formed the principal bust
ness of four of these associations,
other farm products represented the
principal business of two organiza-
tons and three dealt primarily in
supplies. Wheat represented SO per
cent of the total cooperative sales
of grain.
The survey covered the following
states: Maine, New Hampshire, Yer
mont, Massachusetts,, Maryland.
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Delaware and West Virginia. Of
these twelve states, Maryland and
New York are the only ones that
marketed wheat or corn cooperative
| ly. The former is the only state in
this group that marketed wheat OF
corn comparatively in 1929. Coop
erative sales of grain in New York
were confined to small quantities Of
buckwheat and miscellaneous grains.
The amounts received for grain
marketed comparatively in Maryland
that year were: Wheat, $167, GOA;
corn, $9,417; miscellaneous grains,
$38, 692; total, $315, 713.
The value of the grain crops pro-
duced in the twelve northeastern
states represented only about A pei
cent of the total cash income from al
farm products in that area, regard.
less of the selling method used, al
though the commercial value of the
crops amounted to SAT, 178, 600
Pennsylvania and Maryland produc'
ed approximately 68 per cent of this
amount. Wheat accounted for "a
per cent of the cash income from all
grains in the twelve states surveyed.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18
GAS TAX REVENUE SHOWS
INCREASE

Receipts of the State Roads Com,
MISSIONS eighty per cent. of the four
cent State gasoline tax for last month
show an increase of 500. 293. 81 ovel
the amount received for August
1880, William A. Codd, auditor
reports.
From January to September l, the
receipts this year show an increase
of 1888, 294.73 over those for the
corresponding period of 1880, The
eighty per cent. share of the Com
missioner of Motor Vehiclest is allo
Gated to the counties on a percentage
basis established on the road mileage
of each county. Baltimore city re-
ceives the other twenty per cent
The tax is divided into 2 cents fol
roads maintence and reconstruction
work, IL cents for lateral road S,
and 1-2 cent for grade Examinations.
Baltimore city's PERCENTAGE of the
lucent tax first passes through the
hands of the roads body and is in
cluded in the figures,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18

The gross income of farmers from
crops raised during the season which
ended last Spring shrank % per cent.
under the receipts of the season of
1890, to a level of SO, 800, 600, 600 as
against $11, 800, 900, 600 according to a
survey issued by the Department of
Agriculture.
The survey termed the current
season "a lean year in spite of fair
crops" The 1881 production of all
important crops was described as
'just about average, f" but II per cent
above that of | st season, when a
severe drought ravaged much of the
country.
the feed crops show stable in
crease, production being forecast at
about 195,OOO,OOO tons. compar-
ed with 100000 tons in the Su m :
mer of 1880.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18
THE SCHOOL BUS

To see the motor buses each day
transporting their loads of bright,
happy faced children to and from
our schools, one cannot help but be
impressed with the important factor
the bus has grown, and is growing,
to be in our school system.
The use of buses in carrying chill
dren back and forth between homes
and schools has steadily gone for
ward, from the time when first in
troduced, and looked upon as a
novelty.
With the Inauguration Of the motor
bus as transportation medium, the
one room school, with its limited ad
vantages, has gradually been replac-
ed with centrally located, modern
buildings, and equipment, that place
educational advantages within the
grasp of the boy and girl of school
age, that could not possibly be theirs
in the one-room school.
The transportation of children in
rural sections to and from school
throughout the country is constantly
on the increase.
It is estimated that fully 100000
children are today being carried to
and from schools.
A recent survey of the situation
shows that last year total of 49,
SAT schools were served by motor
buses, covering 451,013 miles of
route.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

This is to give notice that the
subscriber of Cecil County has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court OF
said county. letters of administra
ton on the personal estate of
E. ELANOR COOPER
late of said county. deceased. AL
persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated on or
before February 28th, 1882
they may otherwise by law. be ex
cluded from all benefit OF saio
estate. All Indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate
payment To the subscriber,
Given under my hand and seal
this 18th day of August, 1881
THOMAS B. HUNTER
Admr. of E. Eleanor Cooper decd.
Test; r. J. McCauley. Register
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18
THE WELCOME HOME
Evangelist John Moses Baker
Baltimore, MARYLAND

Evangelist John Moses Baker
Baltimore, Maryland
How delightful it is to travel,
And in foreign lands to roam.
But the best of it all
Is to hear the glad call
Of the welcome, welcome
home.
And so when life's journey is
over,
We come to the end of the
way;
oh the music so sweet,
AS we fall at His feet;
Welcome home, welcome
home, hear Him say.
Storms may sweep DER our
pathway.
And pillows around us may
roll,
But the welcome at last,
When the storms are all
past,
In the beautiful home of the
soul.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18

Bring back Beer and light wines
and they will bring back prosperity,
Danish crime and rackteering and
make us all happy, prosperous, safe
and contented again. This is the
present day gospel of the ex-brewers,
the ex-salloon keepers, the guzzlers
and a large class of people who long
for the old days and the old condi-
tions. Yet who ever before has heard
that drinking intoxicating liquors
made anyone prosperous save the
makers and the vendors of the stuff?
Who ever heard before that the
sale and the drinking of liquors kept
men from becoming criminals!
Who ever heard before that the
making, selling and drinking OF
liquor in any way helped any one
save those who made and sold the
stuff? And it is a strange fact that
few of these were really benefited in
the long run. Granting that this
class might become financially pros
porous what is to be said of the mil
lions who would buy and drink the
stuff, and their wives and children
who would be deprived OF the
money spent for it and made to suf-
fer in other ways still remembered
by those who know something of the
old days. We do not hesitate to
say that no good citizen, no lover OF
his kind and no servant in the cause
of Improving human conditions and
making mankind better can indulge
in such talk or will fall for the propa
ganda that is being spread in the
land. Dover, Del, Index.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18
TO COMMEMORATE FIRST
RELIGIOUS SERVICE

Elaborate ceremonies commem-
Grating the 3OOth anniversary of
the first religious service ever to
be held on Maryland soil will be
held on Thursday, October Is, at
Camp Wright.
A vested choir of 400 will take
part in this service. In the after
noon beginning at 100 pageant
will be held depicting all phases
of the first colony ever to be settled
in Maryland. This colony was
founded by William Claiborne on
Kent Island in 1851 and at that
time the first religious services of
the Church of England were being
conducted by Rev. Richard James.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

This is to give notice that the
subscriber of Cecil County has
obtained from the Orphans Court of
said County letters testamentary
on the personal estate OF
JAMES M. HOLDEN
late of said County, deceased. All
persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated,
on or before February 18th, 1882
otherwise they may, by law. be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said de-
ceased's personal estate. All in
debted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to the
subscriber.
Given under my hand and seal
this 18th day of August. 1881.
CLARA R. HOLDEN
Executrix of James M. Holden decd.
Test: Robert. j. McCauley. Registe
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18
PENNSYLVANIA GAS TAN
RULING

Pennsylvania motorists no longer
may deduct State tax paid on gasoline
for pleasure driving from their Fed
eral income tax liability.
The law division of the Internal
Revenue Bureau has ruled to that eff
feet in decision granting the deduc-
ton to gasoline distributors under the
1881 State liquid fuels tax passed by
the late Pennsylvania legislature.
Heretofore the consumer was allow
ed the deduction.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18

Speaking of the weather,
some brick tablets of ancient
Bablon contain weather pro-
verbs 5000 or 1000, years old.
They were written in cuneiform
characters baked in the clay.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18

Less than half of the Ameri-
can farmers carry life insur-
ance. Those who do have it
carry less than the average
urban family.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18

An engagement ring with a
diamond as big as bean is as
much part of the mans equip
ment for the future as the
parlor furniture.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18

1t is unfortunate that the
public has been taught to for
get real lettuce; and champs
on a tasteless bleached kind.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18

Movies are frequently con-
demned by those who don't see
enough of them to judge.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-09-18

Habit can be a friend or an
enemy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27
Go sTOJf MANzELKA

alebo akii cenu ma praca, kto-
ri muSi zena konat' V manzel-
stve rodinnom zivote v6bec -
tato otazka test sa V poslednei
dobe velkej pozornosti americ-
kFch zien. Verejne poukazala ma
tento problem vo vel'kom ameri-
ckom casopise znama americka
zenska pracovnica Dorothy Dix.
ktora otvorene vere.ine zalova-
la, re ziaden muz neoceni pracu
manzelky V domacnosti. Zeny
vraj majn mnoho dovodov sta
zovat' sa ma sebectvo muzov. Pi-
satel 'ka podrobne vyratdva hod
mott. akl cenu mia praca zeny.
Keby praca manzelky v domac-
nosti mala byt' platenA, dostaly
by SINE tnto ttzdenn1 bilanciu !:
varenie dd do tyzdna zene pracu
V trvan1 30 hodfn, to prepodita-
ne ma penaznd hodnotu znamena
10 dolarov. Varenie vsak ME jc
jedinou pracou zeny: pranie jej
zaberie do tfzdna II hodin, to
znamena pracu V hodnote 4 dold-
row, okrem toho musi najmenej
6 hodfn Sit, to stt ,d'alSie 3 dola-
re, d'alej IA hodin iej zaberie IL
pratovanie. to robi 7 dolarov.
peclivost' diet a da pracc q
hodfn, to ie d d'alsich 8 dolarov.
celkoye tedy manzelkina praca V
domacnosti "a jeden tyzdeh ma
priemernh hodnotu 32 dolarov.
"a jeden to robf $1,660.
Tedy takn vysokd cenu ma
praca zeny v domAcnosti, "a kto-
Ri nedostane ziadnej place, ma
vraj tedy aspon pravo ma to, ably
muz tito jej pracu nepodceno-
val. Okrcm toho muzovia nesml
zab1dat', zc praca manzelky je
vykonand mnoho pecliveisie, a.
ko keby ju konala platena sila.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27
v RUSKU ZRU$IA
UsTAvIGNU PRACU

Sovietska vlada (rada l'udo-
vych komisarov) usniesla sa zru-
sit ustavicntl pracu q 5.dnovF
tyzdeh poen1c l. deeembra, kedy
zavedeny bude 6-dhovy ttzden a
" nom jeden-dnovy oddych ako
pre- l'udi, tax pre- strojc.
Doteraz Dol v Unii Sovictskych
Socialistickych Republik (ako sa
bJvala ruska risa teraz uradne
vola) pat -dnovt tszdeh $ usta-
vitnou pracou (dhom-nocou) a
hez olpotinku pre- stroje. Robot
nfci pracovali styri dni a v piaty
cdpotivali, ale tax, ze styri-pati-
ny robotnikov vzdy pracovalo a,
plata mala den sviatku. Tedy
pracovalo sa kazdy den i svatilo
sa kazdy den. Len to bolo zle, ze
ked jeden 'tlcn rodiny NAL svia-
tok, druhf pracoval priatel 'om
bolo sa t'azko schadzat' a spolu
zabavat'. Pritom sa zbadalo, re
stroje, bez odpocinku sa vel'mi
rychlo draly.
Cd !. dee. kazdy robotnik bu-
de pracovat' pat dni a siesty cd.
pocivat'. V siestom dni budd ia
briky zavret6. Pracovna doba
bola snizend so 6k ma 6 hodin
denne, aby robotnici mali nahra-
du "a predlzenie pracovneho ttz-
dina 20 ma 5 dni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27
PLETENE vECI MA ZIMU.

November nam pripomina, ze
je najvyssi cas- starat' sa neja-
Ike teplejsie veci ma zimu.
Tu prichadzajd v dvahu predo-
vsetkym veci pletene. Pri Mich,
mech uz sn to cele saty, alebo ha-
lienky alcbo jumpry uziva sa
dnes hrubych, silnych druhov VI
ny, takze vsetko, Go je nej zho.
tovene vyzera sportovnejsie a ro.
bi t'azsi DOZEN ako predtym. Je
to technika, ktora 81 mnoho Wy.
pozicala cd tkantch latok twee.
dovfch. A to 8 dspechom.
Ako material sldzi ovsem oveia
vlna, vedl'a toho tiez uncle hod
vabie, ktoreho sa uzfva hlavne ma
kusy elegantnejsie. Tvar plete
nvch Stat je stale 60 najjednodu
chejsi, pri krku obycajne prac
golierik, niekedy majh take saty
tiez manzety 2 toho sameho ma
terialu ako je golfer. Vesty 81
teraz robia bez rukavov alebo i 4!
rnkavami. v tom vladne iplni
vol'nost' a vtber. Jumpry matt
vacsinou pasy.
Pokial' ide o barvy, sh tohott
roku jasennej a ma zaciatkr
zimnej sez6ny moderne: skleni
cova zeleh, tmavocervena, ohni
ve rud4, hned4 (tak zvana: ha.
vanna), sedohneda, barva tehlo-
", tmavomodra q tmavoseda
Tiez Gsrnobiela barva, ktora sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27
Dom pre- 5000 robotnikov.

Vo Viedni Dol nedavno dokon-
teny obrovskt dom, ktory stall
$50 nilionov korln, tento OBJ
rovsky obnos znamenal vsak este
usporenie 20 milionov ma povod-
ne pripravenom rozpocte tejtc
stavby. Tento dom patri skntoe-
ne medzi divy 20. storocia. V TOM
to obrovskom dome bude byvat
nie nejak6 knieza, alebo baron, a.
lebo nejakt boha6, ale bude v
hom 1,400 bytov pre- 5000 robot
nikov. Okolo tohoto domu vzni.
klo nz teraz hotove male meste.
cko. Toto mesto zvane mestom
pracuidcich robotnfkov, ma 4,
strednd pradelhu, dive skoly, je
| den domov pre- dorastajfcict
chlapcov, jednu v6cSiu kniznicu
svoje vlastns kfpel'ne, ordinA
ciu ma liecenie zuboy, vlastnt po
stovnt trad, nemocenskt poklad
nicu q maid nemocnicu, ba st
tam i obchodn6 miestnosti, v kto
| rich mozno obdrzat' vsetko po
| trebnk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27
volali so ysetkych stran.

volali so ysetkych stran We
du!' #
Cd domu vdovy Myrinovej po-
hybhje sa celia procesia. Napred
S lstaranymi tvarami dvaja stral
nici.. Ia mimi kraca Amplombov
v znnniku cylmdri. Ma jeho
tvari m0zete Gitat': ''Som clovek
cestny, ale oklamat' sa nedam
Sid yam ukaze, co som ia Glove
kali somre stale sa obze.
ra.
Ia mimi ide platiica vdova Ia
tjana Dasenka. Sprievod konci
sa domovnikom domovou kni.
hou v ruke a hrbou chlapcov.
''Preeo places, mlada pani?''
spytujh sa sucitne pracky Dasen-
ky. y ...
"L'dto jej je periny'' odpo-
veda "a nu matka. "Vazila tri
pudy go kgl, holnbky mole! A
axe to bolo perie! ziadne perie,
samf paper! TAX eloveka Pan
Bob tresta ma stare kolena!"
Procesia zachodi "a roh ulice.
Ind sa utisuje. A perie lieta este
DO samtho vecera. Dobre. re v no.
ci potOm prSalo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27

mac vyskytuje najviac len v jar
nych kolekciach, je y terajsej
m6dnej sezone zastdpena pre-
obdobie jasenne.
Ako toho vsetkeho vidlme,
pletene veci bnd1 sa tesit v ma
stavajucej m6dnej sezonc vePkej
Obl'ube.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27
SMIESNE ZVYKY SLAVNYCH
LUDf.

- OASAs
Genialni l'udia lisia sa Oh O.
statnych l,udf nielen mimoriad-
nymi duchovnymi darmi vlaSt-
most 'ami, ktorymi boil obdareni
viac ako ostatn1 obycajnf prize
merni smrtel 'nici, majti vsak j cc-
iy rad smiesnych vlastnosti. Me-
novite v Anglii bolo sosbierane
mnoho dokladov takychto smies-
nych malichernych stranok geni-
ov. Samuel johnson, .ieden We
dncich duchov 1S. storosia, boil
zn;my predovsetkym svojou ne
skrotnou hrubost'ou a svojim W.
brantm bohatym Slovnikom ma
davok, to vSak este nebolo vset-
ko. KedykoPvek preSiel ulicou
londynskych knihkupcov, zvanou
Leet street. vzdy petlive spoGital
vsetky kandelabre a ak i len .je-
diny z mich vynechal, okamzite
sa vratil a pocital znovu. Vel'ky
Spisovatel' Statnik Disraeli vo
svojom mladom veku chcel "a
kazdi cenu upozornit ma seba
dolnil snemovnu. Dosiahol toho
pomerne vel mi snadno. Nosil ve-
sty takej krikl 'ayej barvy, ze
skutoene o tom hovoril nielen ce-
~ parliament, ale cely Londtn.
Basnik Oskar Wilde boil Oxfor-
de pomerne malo znamy svoiim
bdsnickym dielom, zato vsak no
kazdf obtan a kazde tamojSie
liet'a poznalo podl'a jeho krikPa-
We zelenych zamatovych noha-
vic, ktor6 nosil kazdy den. Ked
sa mu zdalo, ze, tdto jeho kurio-
zita uz zovsednela, prisiel ma int
napad, ako upozornit ma seba /:
do svojej gombitkovcj dierky,
kde ostatni smrtel 'nici nosia ma
ie kvietky, zapichol 81 Wilde ka.
zdy deH novy cerstvy a pokial'
mozno najvacsf kvetnci slneenfk.
Zmieneny Disraeli NAL este jed
neho konfcka: musel vzdy spat'
ma dvoch posteliach. Este i kra-
povna Vikt6ria respektovala td-
to smiesnu a podivnd vlastnost'
svojho obi 'dbeneho sthtnika al
kedykol 'vek boil ma dlhsiu dobr..
host 'om kral 'ovskeho domu, vzdy
NAL vo svojej loznici pripravene
dive postele, kazdd v mom rohu
izby, ably ministerprezident Ang-
lie, ak sa v noel prebudi, m6hol
ihned' podra svojho zvyku vhup-
nut do druhej postele a spat'
vesele d'alcj. zijdci slavny ang-
lickf spisovatel' Bernard Shaw
ma tiez celv rad takvch kuri6z-
nych vlastnosti, ktore vel mi pee
live dodrzuje. TAX ma prfklad "a
niG ma svete by neobliekol ma Sc
ba saty, zhotovene Why bar
venej. kazdt saty, ktorym ako
Shaw hovori - dostalo sa tel
vzacnej cti, ze ich mole zodrat'
stary Shaw, musia byt' zhotove-
ne Why nebarvenej. Treba este
poznamenat', ze vacsina takych-
to kuri6znych vlastnosti vel'ktch
i'udi ma svoj povod v tdhe p6so-
bit extravagantne, upozornit' ma
seba, pozdejsie sa vsak stane po-
verou, ktorej sa dotycny NJ me-
moze zbavit'. Obava sa. zc ked ;
by prestal so svojimi zvlastnymi
napadmi a vlastnost'ami. ze by
no mohlo potkat' nest 'astie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-11-27
vsETKYM sLovAKoM DO pozoRNosr1!

Mas ud potrebuje pomoc potrebuje pr4cu vsetc ktof
mate nedo ma reparovan cen prestavovanie alebo v&
treba pomoc do donAcnos toru alebo sapy oxmte to D.
Michalo PalkovicoN tradovn oresnsho pokadnfa ma
oresnom dome " Court house, Mech e proa na p6r ho
din Nd par dm alebo dziu dobu oznk1nte mu on va
hned poslc zkdsend osobu tel pr&c.
Teaz e Gas pomahat svoje uplathovat' heso
sVoj svojmu Kristov pfas: "1luj bliknsho syojho
ako seba sam6ho!
oznamte svoju potrebu p. Pakoi6ov teefoncky alebc
osobne.