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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-01-20

Possibly it win be found HIGHER
on the structure. AS we understand
IL, this is q '.nose' or wrinkle In the
Sweefgrass Arch running almost east
and west. The highest point is, Of
course, ON the top OF the Arch. Oil,
floating ON water, would naturally
work mp into the top OF the fold exc
cept for the sand condition revealed
by the Border-Red Coulee and Cat
Bank folds. There is an ancient sea-
coast ON the west OF the great Sweet
grass Arch, and the beach of that
ocean ended somewhere along the
flank OF the Arch between Shelby and
Cut Bank. None knows the shape of
the coastIiRe which doubtless ran from
north to south. Only the drill can de-
ter1nime that factor But il Is suffice
10 know that the edge OF this beach
marks the edge OF the oil pool
tapped by the Texaco well on South
Gut Bank.
1t follows, then, that the thicker
sands are likely TO the west How
far west the sand win continue to
carry oil and not wafer Is one of the
elements OF doubt Whether the
sand is more highly compressed to the
west, being Of finer texture, Is still
there may be enough hydlostatic
pressure on this fold to hold the oil
tightly in the EDGE OF the sand-tO
the Fact, in which case the greatest
wells may be found EAST OF the
Texaco discovery well. On the other
hand. wells farther east may be
ABOVE the oil and may get gas.
Somewhere between, however, there is
likely . spot that viii have the COM
bination OF gas pressure, q soft sand,
and oil, In which case another Miller
gusher--.Or perhaps many Of them
win follow.
We know that wells drilled on the
lower contours along the Marias river,
have been FLOWING WATER WELLS.
That shows hydrOstatic pressure
enough to insure an accumulation Of
oil SOMEWHERE in the yinciuity OF
the Texaco wen.
No matter what may follow, in the
completion OF this well, certain il is
that il opens up tremendous possi-
bilities and since none knows the
thickness OF the sands, the shape OF
the seacoast, the porosity of the sand
and the other factors, certainly there
are possibilities for all who parttci-
pate In the development Of the region,
either in drilling, In purchase Of leases
or purchases OF royalties. II has All
the opportunities OF Cat Creek, Kelvin
sunburst, Pondera and the other fields
all combined reborn In new district
where new oil fields towns viii grow
up, new contractors and new mer-
chants VIII go into business, new pipe
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-01-20
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ing to Mr.. Patterson. The new
well is on the north slope of the
structure while the discovery
we'll was on the south slope.
Between the two is the high"
in which gas is found.
Is Flat CouIee Horizon
The Hicks well gets its pro-
duction from the basal sands OF
the Colorado. The schaffer
we'll had nothing in those sands,
going on down to the Flat
Coulee horizon, in the base Of
the Kootenai.
Il am very confident that
several wells in abe district
were Abandoned too soon," he
declared. "All wells should
have been carried to this basal
Kpotenai sand which is un-
auestionably the principal pro-
ducing horizon in Northern Mon
tana"
Carpenters Geology
western Natural Gas company
has been proceeding on the
geology of Everett Carpenter,
Independent petroleum geologist,
whose map has been proven ac-
curate by wells drilled thus far.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-01-20
WlI.L 81. 2. Z. q. -

WILL Ska. r. q. n. HEAsEs
II is reported that properties
Of Producers & Reainers Corpo-
ration in Cut Bank area are to
be sold At receivers sale dur
ing the coming month. as part
o. the business Of winding MP
the company's affairs. p. q. r.
did some OF the pioneer work
IN the Cut Bank area.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-01-20
RIDING A GOOD HORSE TO DEATH

The funnylooking eonraptiOns that were SOMETIMES
sved as rich mems playthngs promoted profanity as
few things have done this country have thus tar Pa
into the Golfers of government in the United states
ONE BILLION DOLLARS. Growing taxes on automoDne
traffic reached peak the year 1888 when the taxes
reached QUARTER OF A BILLION DOlLAho. Inc M .5
nstrv maid fourth as much in ONE YEAR it had paid
the nrevions 80 years it time that steps be taken
to keep the automotive industry from being wrecked D
excessive axation9 it not the problem OF the peoe
ndnsv as we'll as Of automobile manufacturers dealers ana
rnotorists9
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-01-20
BUYs OUT woEHNEss

Perry wbthers of Conrad has
purchased controlling interest in
the Consumers Refining company
at Collins and oil wells in Ban
natyne field purchased at bank
ruptey sale. He purchased the
interest of Fred Woehner,
wholesale druggist of Great
Falls, in the Bannatyne spread,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-01-20
MORE MONEY FOR THE SCHOOLS

Again the "luck Of the State Of MonIana' -
Every oil field has its lucky lease owned by the state
On South Cut Bank the discovery well is on State
lands the State retaining 1212 percent royalty.
In KevinSunburst the famous TexasPaclhe wes are Oh
,aeoned Section So and the Stannard gusher farm
state-owned land.
Pondera has its Section &c. which is stateownea,
The State of Montana already of the rches' roy
atty cit. &c - Colt
Creek field.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-01-20
Soap Creek Is
Resunng With
Topper Rebuilt

The topping plant Of yell
IOwstOne Production Co. in
Soap Greek oil field has been
completely rebuilt. following the
fire which completely destroyed
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-01-20

the old plant.
The field plant b used % take
of tops" which are hauled in
three large oil trucks to the
Laurel Lear refinery At Laurel.
and also serves as a dehydrat0r
to remove water.
Pumping OF wells has been re-
sumed In SOAP Greek field.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-01-20

ROYALTY COMPANY PAYS
Consolidated Royalty Oil Co.
declared quarterly dividend Of
So per share, payable January
Is, to stockholders Of record
January Is. This is the seth
consecutive quarterly dividend.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1934-01-20

SEND A CONTRIBUTIONS TO
tnE sUNBL RsT BADGER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-03
$aleStatk Q30
MMNRRNWO4m
mllO9 FStreet

One of the most attractive items in
this SALE. Tweeds, Checks, Navy, GRAY.
Tan. Green and Powder Blue; full
length Coats, silk crepe lined and
cleverIy Tailored Skirts are with these
STYLISH SUITS. ALL SIZES FOR
MISSES AND WOMEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-03

revisions of the charges to operating
counts show the company has earned
a higher net figure than that claimed
by the company In contrast with the
returns exceeding per cent as found
by the commission. the company had
claimed that its return. figured on va
rious bases, did not exceed 5.56 per
cent in 1882 or 5.82 per cent in 1898.
Pay Restoration Cited.
Finally, the commission makes a
forecast of expected increased earn
ingS in 1884, and asks the court to
take judicial notice of the return Of
one-third Of their pay cut to Govern
ment workers, a fact which will mean
more business for the telephone COM
pany.
In fact, the records show that sthe
company began picking up business in
the second half of 1888, after it had
been hard hit by the slump of 1882.
For the year ended June 80, 1898,
there was a net loss of stations (sub-
scribers) of 6802, and for the calen-
dar year of 1888 a loss of only SGT,
indicating "a rapid increase in the
stations attached during the latter
half of the year 1888"
The document was filed for the COM
mission by Corporation Counsel E.
Barrett Prettyman and Assistant Cor
poration Counsel William A. Roberts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-03

STYLISH FUR-TRIMMED COATS In the
late styles for current wear and a number
of TAILORED COATS without Fur. All
colors with many light shades; some are
trimmed with Genuine Fox Squirrel; Gal
yak and KoIinsky. ALL SIZES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-03

be advised that all employees who work
for our company on wage basis
receive compensation only for the
time which they render. If they
serve on juries or are of on account
Of sickness or other causes, the COM
pany does not pay them for this loss
of time"
Hailed Into Court.
Justice Proctor read the letter,
which displayed the Blue Eagle in
sigma Of the N. r. A., and ordered
that the president of the company be
brought into court. Conducted be-
fore the bench in the crowded court
room by a deputy marshal, the bust
ness man was asked by Justice Proc
tor:
Did you write this letter."
"Yes," was the reply.
This is the way you treat your en-
ployes, and yet your letterhead prom
inently displays the Blue Eagle of the
N. r. A. Do you think this is the
proper public spirit?"
well, it has been the policy of our
company" was the reply.
Condemns Policy.
ayes, and 1t has been your policy
also to look to the Government for
protection. And now you take this
attitude. I wish right here publicly
to condemn this practice as being in
consistent with your interest in law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-03

HERE'S GREAT NEWS THRIFTY WOMEN!!!! March Goth
STOCKS LOUIS
NC DRESS COAT SUIT clothes
WHAT DID them
a great WOULD MAKE WASHINGTON
EAGER SAVINGS figured this stock
O 4 these be
this ONLY,
filters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-03
ASSA|[S DOCKING
FOR Jury SERVICE
Judge Proctor Holds Bust
ness Firm Unworthy of
Patronage.

That any business firm that docks
its employees summoned for jury duty
is unworthy of public patronage and
confidence" was the declaration of
Justice James M. Proctor today in
the District Supreme Court. He di-
rected his censure at one of the old
est and largest plumbing supply
houses in the District.
As new jurors were being impaneled,
Norman L. Glasscock, an employee of
the plumbing concern, asked to be
excused. He submitted a letter,
signed by the president Of his COM
pany. The letter read:
ITO whom it may concern: Kindly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-03

and justice. A firm subscribing to
such practice Is not entitled to public
patronage or confidence. It is a pol
ICY to be condemned. You have
adopted a selfish viewpoint. You get
all you can from the Government
and give nothing"
Justice Proctor then dismissed the
business man and Glasscock was &C
cepted Tor jury service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-03
BILL FOR STRICT CARE
OF INFANTS OFFERED
City Heads Ask Measure to Re-
duce Blindness Among
Babies Here.

A bill providing for stricter care OF
newborn infants suffering from in
famed eyes was introduced in the
House today by Chairman Norton Of
the House District Committee at the
request Of the Commissioners. The
measure Is intended as a substitute
for former bill objected to by Health
Officer Fowler on the ground that not
enough latitude was allowed medical
authorities in prescribing medicine for
suffering children.
Physician under the new bill would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-03

be required to report Immediately Ill
newborn infants found to have in
famed eyes.
Medical authorities believe, it was
said, that passage Of the bill would
materially reduce blindness among
infants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-03
Stage Rabbit Hunts.

Fourth clubs Of Harper county.
Oklahoma, staged rabbit hunts to
finance their county federation &C
tiyities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-03

SPRING MODELS in TRIMMED AND
UNTRIMMED that are genuine BARGAINS.
Models with Scarfs, with Jabots and Capes
Light shades and dark cOlOrs. Sizes for MISSES
and particularly PLENTY OF LARGE SIZES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-03

Hats for Suits, and Dressy Hats
for any Frock or Coat. Hats that
you will admire for their smart
ness and styling. and chic, no
matter what your conception of
a Hat should be, you will find 1t
in this group.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-12
SLOvANsKA KULTURA JE sTARSIA, NELL
RfMSKA RfSA

Dna 27. septembra boa Chicago schodza Slo-
vanskej Aliancie, 1stredneho to spoku slovanskych
obcianskych klubov Chicagu okoli. Bolo ma nej
vyse sto deegatov host t'ov sovanskych kandidatov
uchadzajucich 1rady. Hlavnym recnikom bol DR..
Alexander Sushko professor umenia vedy historic na
Chicago unverzite. Tiez tam boil in1 sovansh ucen
ci, umelci politikovia.
Ma tejto sch6dzi prof. Sushko prednasal hstori
slovanskych narodov. Prehlasi re slovansky rud ma
sa zaujnnat svojich predkov povod cvilizacie
slovanskeho pemena, ktora e sta1sa, nezi stara rim
ska risa Tieto fakta hovor prof Sushko, boy odha-
lene pri vykopavkach severostrednej Eurazn. Gu
raziou Rusi menuju Europu Azu spolu) Ma hrn-
coch, zhotovenych tisice rokov pred Kristom najde
nych zapadnej cast Nemecka, ktora bola vtedy poll
skou srbo-luzickou zemou, objavene boo pismo so-
vansk6ho l'udu Heto fakta, teto pravdy teto stare
bye vykopane hrnce sochy inc trofeje, ktore maji
milionov doarov sd teraz muzeach Prahe, O.
desc, Rumunsku inych slovanskych zemiach.
sk Prof Sushko povedal, ze slovansky lud ma len
jeden hriech rad medz sebou bojuje Ale tento hrech
je tn prekonavany mime, co je ovoce slovanskeho
shnutia. Slovania sd velkym plemenom. Celia desa-
tina l'udstva celej pol Europy je slovanska Prof
Sushko ziada, ably nasim det'om davana boa ma cta-
ie historic sovanskeho ludu zdoraznil ze je treba
<EE pre- americkych Poliakov Rusov, Cechov, Slova,
k, Ukrajincov Juhoslovanov zalozene boly ameri-
k6 historicke spoocnosti Chcagska univerzita bude
4 toto hnutie napomahat.
Tax tedy slovanska kultdra je starsia, nezi rim
= risa. Sovania uz mali kult1ru, ked' Rim Dol este
B tbarskym terajsie JUNE Nemecko dzmglou. Slo-
81, 6loyania, name byt' ma 60 hrdi!
RodiGia, povedzte tomto svojim dietkam. Nedo
lte sa i'm hanbit' svoj slovansky povod. Vyhanaj
ich dust otravu handy, ktora i'm je zastepovana
ami, napfsanymi neSlovanmi Povedzte i'm, ze
Fd6 lfska svoj chvost chvali preto nedoSftajd sa
dy Slovanstve knfh ne-Slovanmi pfsanych.
its ~ syojich detf, ~ % teda SloyanstYe, 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-12
szASTAVENIE NARODNYCH NOvfN sLAVIK.

Kraiove Narodnie Noviny, najstarsi slovensky ma
rodny casops ma svee boy ceskou vladou pol roka
zastavenc.
Ma co sa neodvazila AMI ia najzdrivejsia mad ar
ska vlada = to vyviedli vladari kuraclm mozeckem
Mysla ST. ze zastavenim Narodnych Novin zabijjd
slovensku narodn1 mysienku.
Namyslajd 81, re uz teraz kazdy Slovak vynde ma
nameste bude prsia bit, aky je on cechoslovak
Alebo potrebujl zastavenie Narodnych Novin
mono Hlinkovho ''Sovaka'' chystanemu diktator
skemu pucu? We'd tie casopisy nemaj1 kanonov!
Prazska vlada vyslala sem isteho Slavika, aby
svojim slavcim hasom .zaspieval ok1zh americkych
Slovakov ably ich presvedcil potrebe zastavena Ma
rodnych Novin zabitia slovenskeho narodneho citu
Ease sa prerata Slavk-neslavik, americk Slovaci
oklzlit nedaj1. Boil tn uz druhi savici nezaspie
vail nam TAX ably mas ok1zlli Ami Jurko je ME leps1
Ma on to ste pere ten isty hlasok, ako NAL Srobar
Pocisk, Moys Ruppeldt
Je desne pomysliet', re dobe, ked' Nemec Ease
ciaha slovanskd zem, ked' by 81 mali vsetc Sovania
ruky podat XII spolocnej obrane: Czech chce Slovaka
zozrat', Srb Horvata, Poliak Ukrajnca Tento impe-
riazmus cesky, pol sky srbsky bude hrobom Slova-
nov ebo nevdiet' ami znacka, zeby Cd neho Ces Srbi
a Poliaci up1St ali. Slovaci sil tax ochotni pc
bratsky pokonat'. Hl'a kral' Alexander je uz mrt
w obet' svojhe nest 'astneho srbskeho mperializ~
mlf' Radsel zaplat ziyotom ako by dal samospravu-
sio.oa Horvatom Ci Cesi sa ami teraz nenauciaY CT
ch had po htani Slovakov uz tax zaslep ako Spbov?
DR.. Slavik mudrejsie urobi, ked' bude, ako DIR. O.
susky, ceskych imperiastov vystrihat' pred nased-
kami ich politky. lynn epsie posluzi republike ako
ked tn bude bl1znit' laske Cechov Sovakom, kto-
ri zastavenim tradienych martinskych Narodnych No
vim tax markantne ukazali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-12
NOVA oBtANKA

Pani Anna Gonda, dobre INA
ma slovenska pracovnfcka ma
Lansingville, {. 1857 Tampa
Ave., obdrzala po tieto dni a.
mericke obcanstvo po zdarnej
zk1ske ma okresnom s1de Pani
Gondovej srdecne blahozelame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-12

Zlatol Zlato! Co l'udia nevy-
konajti, len aby 50 dostali <
zlatu! A tam, kde no je mai
Wac, ho nehl'adajd. Ucenci w
ratali, be Y moriach nasej Zeme
je zlata "a tri kvadriliony do
larov $4,000, 600, ,OoO, 600, ,0O0) ,
Go je $4,000 pre- kaxdeho oby-
vatela ma svete. Po tieto dni
podarilo sa Ethyl-Dow Compa-
ny vytiahnut' 2 IL ton morskej
yody byl'ku zlata, ME vacsiu
ako spendlikova hlavicka. Pra-
ca $ tym spojena vyziadala 81
nakladu desat' razy vacsieho,
ako je to zlato hodno. Ucenci
ale majd nadej, ze sa i'm kedy-
81 podari prist' ma lacny sp6sob
t'azenia zlata morskej vody.
v morskej vode je roztopene ]
ohromne mnozstvo striebra, ra-
diumu, plating a inych dra-
hych kovov a chemikalii. Dow
Company vyt'azi rocne NOR
skej vody "a diva miliony dola-
row brominu, potrebovanebo ma
vyrobu ethylu. Ethyl je miesa-
ny do gazolfnu, aby motory au-
tomobilov nebuchotaly.
Citatelia sa dopytuj1, ze co
je "vertikalna" a co 'horizon-
talna" unia. 0 tychto druhoch
robotnfckych organizacii sa ho-
vori uz "a nejaky cas- teraz sa
. mich pojednava ma konven-
eli Americkej Federacie Prace.
Ked' toto piseme, nevieme, ako
Federacia otazku rozl1stila.
Ale predseda Green je proti
novote. "Horizontalna" unia je
ia, ktora sdruzuje robotnictvo
jedneho remesla dohromady
kdezto ''vertikalna'' sdruzuje
robotnfctvo jedneho priemyslu,
bez ohl'adu ma to, akeho s1 ie-
dnotlivf robotnici remesla. Do
terajsie unie sd horizontalne
(vodorovne), 60 znaci tol'ko, ze
robotnici jedneho remesla, hoe
s1 roztratenf po celej krajine,
prisl1chaj1 so svojimi lokalka-
mi do jednej unie. Tedy ia roz-
tratenost' znacf 'vodorovnost'.
"Vertikalne" unie (kol'me) by
zahrnovaly vsetkych robotnikov
jedneho priemyslu. Ma pr. YER
tikalna oceliarska unia by po-
zostavala nielen z oceliarskych
robotnfkov, ale al murarov,
yardovych zelezniciarov, kar-
penterov atd'., ktorf v oceliar-
nj pracuj1. Zastanci vertikal-
nych unif hovoria, ze taketo
organizovanie robotnfctva je
jednoduchsie, zabrani nedoroz.
umeniam medzi uniami a je w.
hodnejsie v pade strajku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-10-12
ROzHLAS YSN.


Alexander mrtvy, Masaryk
bojuje so smrt 'ou, Stain udaj-
ne ma smrtelnom lozku to
sn zpravy troch slovanskych
statov. No neberme ich tragi-
cky. Moze to dobre dopad-
nut.
Hlinkova pudova strana do
vlady nepojde prekazil to
Msgr. Sramek, najvacsi eesky
slovakozr1t. On by najradsej
vsetkych Slovakov ma rahajky
popapal, ably vecer vypustil 70
seba uz cistych Cechov.
Pat centov "a dve osipane -
| dostal farmar A. T. Crawford
z Harper, Kansas, to jest jeden
"hot dog" 20 svin, ktore spolu
vazily 160 funtov. Crawford
| dostal vlastne 96 centov "a svo-
je osipane, ale inspekcia, ko-
misn predaju a rent "a trio
visko no staly 81 centov "a
spenazenie ceka musel banke
| zaplatit' 10c, takze mu zostalo
len 5 centov. Toto sa stalo ma
| takzv. ''auction sale".
Kedy priSla depresia9 Vseo-
becne sa ma "a to, ze depresia
prisla krachom ma Wall st.
| roku 1929. Ale Eugene R. Black
guverner Federalnej. Rezervnej
banky v Atlanta, Ga, recniac
pred 800 bankarmi, povedal, ze
depresia prisla roku 1927 a Via
da uz vtedy proti nej bojovala.
Tedy depresia prisla este "a
prezidentstva Coolidgea ME
Hoovera. Teraz uz vieme, preco
neb. prezident Coolidge vydal
to chyrne svoje osvedcenie: II
do not choose to run"
V rokoch 1923 a 1929 mali
SINE gemblerskd prosperitu. A
ked' prisiel ten nezadrzatel'ny
krach, nasledky boly tym hroz.
nejsie. Depresia je tedy nami
uz sedem rokov a ME pat a je
t'azko povedat', kedy ju ma
celkom odozenieme.
Irsko stava sa krajinou sta
rych dievok a starych MAIDEN
GOV, hovoria historikovia irski
Slobodnych Ircanov a Ircaniek
ie roka ma rok Wac a sl tam
cele mesta, v ktorych nebolo
sobasu "a Wac rokov. Ba me-
ste Dungannon boly "a so 70.
kov len diva sobase to jeden
z mich boil z ineho mesta. Starr
mladenci maj1 staromladene-
cke kluby, zij1 spoloene, varia
81, sijd, peru a konajd vobec
vsetku zensku pracu, ably zen.
skeho stvorenia ami nezocili. A
ked' sa zenia a vydavaju, robia
to, ked' i'm je uz 40 rokov, ked
uz nem0zu mat moe det1. Tedy
v Irsku taky bezdetny system
majd. .
Met pochybnosti, re biels
rasa pacha samovrazdu. A pri
ciny k tomu sd najviac hospo
darske. Robotnik, ked' nemi
roboty, boji sa zenit'. Sedliak
ktory ma len skvarku zeme, ne
Ivychova ma nej deti. V Irsk,
| je malo roll, MET co DELFT me
dzi deti fabrik MET, v kto
rych by Ky poeet l'udu do
|stalo obzvu.
\ Obyvatel'stvo Spojenych Sta
.ov sa dosial' mnozilo, ale u
tiez prestava. Mnozenie ide pc
malsie. Tu je mnozeniu obyva
tel'stva ma prekazke ME tax ne
dostatok zeme, ako skor vyso
ky standard zitia. Nejedna ro
dina, ked' 81 ma vybrat' diet
alebo automobil vyberie s
automobil. Ale al neutesene ro
botne pomery v poslednych re