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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-04-08
Services Held Saturday.

Friends and relatives from far and
near expressed their sympathy for
MIR. and Mrs. Anker M. Simonsen
and daughters Saturday afternoon
through words as well as beautiful
floral offerings and their presence
at the funeral Saturday afternoon of
their son and brother, Anker M, Jr.
Rev. M. Mikkelsen officiated at
the church services and at the last
rites at the local cemetery. Werner
Mikkelsen, John P. Nelson, Norman
Christensen, Thomas Thomson and
Roy Birkholm, all fellow school stu
dents, and Marvin lessen, Anker's
Sunday school teacher, were active
pallbearers, and Manford c. Nelson,
Conrad Christensen, VIM. Goessele
and Harold Dietz, honorary pail
bearers.
Out-of-town relatives and friends
who came for the funeral were Mr..
and Mrs. v. A. Cantrell, the latter
a sister of Mrs. Simonsen, and Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Smith, the former a
brother of Mrs. Simonsen, all from
townsville, Wis; Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Simonsen and three daughters from
Ivanhoe, Mr.. and Mrs. Sigurd Simon
sen and three children from Pease,
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Simonsen from
Minneapolis, the three men being
brothers of Mr.. Simonsen; Miss jean
cite Simonsen from Lafayette, Ind,
sister Of fhe deceased. Mr. and Mrs
Chris Eriksen from Pine City; Frank
Mclaughlin, Jr., former faculty mem
Der here, Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin and
Mrs. Jack Hurley, all from Hinckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simonsen and daugh-
tiers have the sympathy of the entire
community in the loss of their loved
one.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-04-08
More Want Ads

FOR SALE-Eight tons mixed tame
hay, in barn on former Dugan
farm mile south of Bruno.-Harold
Fisher, Askov. Phone 8F210.
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-03-20
WHAT ARE WE LIVING FOR?

IT'S not what you would die forts what you're living
for that counts!"
He wasn't much than eighteen and he didn't look
that DID, but rather like school boy dressed sailors
clothes His face with its soft childish lines very
rOus he tried to make clear what he believed I'm not
going to die for England" he said though I'm afraid
of DEATH I'm going out to fight to live for my mother and
home and country where she live comfort and
security That's what I'm living for and that's what really
counts"
It's what we're living for that today To talk of
dying very heroic but belongs in the of
ton baeelds where enemy faced enemy according to the
rules of warfare Today baefelds everywhere
enemy until he swoops from the clouds
rises up from the depths of the Death turks
many places and under many gises But is not what
would die for, but what live for that counts
What living for? tits the vision upon which this
nation foundeda union of free who live for the
great and mtess dream of freedom for ALL This is the
creed of democracy This is the spirit Of the republic This
is the why will win This is the secret weapon
unknown to the dictator ridden countries
We are living for homes, families rights as
tree men to speak the truth it, to work the
job want to do to agree dissent citizens without
tear OF consequences to for children better
OF lie IN better world and to worship God according to
the dictates OF conscienceS
We living for the ideal that the freedoms-of
speech expression and Of worship from want and
from fear may be extended to all peoples all the world
What living for? The Secretary Of State expressed
thus IN stating aims eve have always believed
and we believe today that all peoples without distinc
on OF race color or religion who prepared and willing
TO accept THE responsibilities of liberty entitled
enjoyment We have always Sought-and seek today
to encourage and aid all who aspire freedom to establish
their right to it by preparing themselves to its OBJ
1gatons' This is what living for-and it is what
we as individuals and people living for that will
count in the final victory
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-03-20
DELINQUENCY AND COLOR

There less juvenile delinquency among Negroes than
whites despite nationwide rise Of q percent in juvenile
delinquency since the began Click Magazine declares
in copyrighted article appearing in its April ISSUE out
the newsstands February 10Th. - -
This startling reversal of the popularity held but
eous theory that delinquency among Negroes greater than
among Whites comes part of story carried by Click
the methods used in Hartford Conn., to combat the
ing tide of waywardness among teenage Americans.
The Click article reveals that Hartford began preparing
for the trouble with its youth in 940 long before Pearl
Harbor Its Council of Social Agencies made precise plans
for the coming emergency and last engaged Grim
noogst to study their work to date AS result of this
planning and study Hartford has discovered number Of
important facts.
These Cck reports chat single agency in itself
can prevent delinquency that family is broken
up potential delinquency has been created; that
punishment does not sraghten out kinds that they must
be given exciting substitutes for the thrills they find in
gangs and dangerous play that delinquency among Negroes
does not exceed their ratio to the population and is in fact
less than among white.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-03-20
P.O.ModifiesArny
Mail Regulations
Newspaper Renewals May
Be Paid By Anyone,
Without Approval

Modification of Post Office De-
partment Order No. 1867, affecting
the mailing of small parcels and
newspapers to Army personnel at
A. P. O.'s overseas will come as
good news to many who wish to
supply the boys overseas with these
items.
The postoffice order reads: Here
after sealed parcels not exceeding
8 ounces in weight on which post
age at the first-class rate is prepaid
may be accepted for dispatch to
Army personnel at A. P. O.'s over
seas without the presentation of an
approved request from the adj
dressee." This order will facilitate
the sending of small essential ar
ticles such as eyeglasses, watches,
fountain pens, insignia, etc.
THE War Department has in
formed the Post Office Department
that hereafter renewals of present
subscriptions for overseas person
mel of the Army to newspapers and
other publications entered as second
class matter from any source will
be considered as a continuation
of the present subscriptions and
mailings under such renewed SUBJ
scriptions will be considered in
conformity with Order No. 1857.
regardless of whether or not the
renewal has been specifically re-
Quested in writing by the addressee
This means the renewals may be
paid for by others than the adj
dresses without any request from
the latter"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-03-20
COLLEGES SHOULD STRESS VALUE OF HARD WORK
By A. w High

Colleges of today should and more make an effort
to create within the young and who attend
them, the spirit and feeling that learning do day of
hard work is just necessary and in this day.
sary than learning the fine and different languages
This does not apply only to Negro colleges but whites
we'll
Most young people of today looking for something for
nothing Usually this group has only purpose and
that is to obtain his her degreenot realizing that they
are the business and of tomorrow and will have
to confront the future responsibilities of continuing
greSs that has been made by
When is educated the public expects
real work out of him her. regardless what their pro-
feSSion.
There dshonor for wear overals pillow or do
other work which will make living and which will
keep from being parasites to the taxpayers pockets
To better the racial cooperation between whites and Ne
groes here in the SOUTH from industrial economic
standpoint educational system needs to be reconstruct
ed Colleges and schools must lay the which
to impress the young generations the value of being honest
IN their work Young people should be taught that when
they given job they should do good one Then they
will be called again But the young man or woman who
thinks he can get by with trickery methods will lose
ground all the time and do nothing but bring disgrace upon
himself his family and his race.
So many colleges of today have farms or any other
work that will give the boy girl the proper training to
do the things that at this time important for the sec,
y OF our country So many young people are going out
into the world professional would not work if they
could get job"
AS fine example of the right kind of training given to
Negro boys and grsaning to help them meet and solve
the problems OF life give to readers PIEY WOODS
COUNTRY LIFE SCHOOL, founded and managed bv Ian
renee G jones' and UTICA INSTITUTE headed by w IT
Holtzcaw. = "
We urge the colleges to wake up and realize that they
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-03-20
j. III. Coates, Author, Columnist
And Business Expert

WE WELCOME the teachers to
our City, homes and businesses this
week.
ALL KINDS of courteous service
will be given them, for we realize
the great work they are doing and
for which they are woefully under
paid.
BUT, IN SPITE of all, they are
shaping the destiny of the future
race and that is a responsibility not
to be sneezed at to say the least.
Some day, we hope that greater pay
will be gladly given teachers.
SECURITY LIFE Insurance Com
pany and COATES SUPER SER
VICE STATION at 1852 N. Parish
Street and at the corner of Parish
Parish and Griffith Streets, open
their doors and their hearts to
teachers.
BOTH OF these businesses invite
the teachers to come in and use our
facilities free. Stop in, telephone,
rest and lounge. Read and enjoy
these offices as though you were.
at home. Says, J. H. Coates, general
manager, Security Life Insurance
Company and owner, Coates Super
Service Station I'VE must hang to-
gether or be hanged separately
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-03-20
BACK WHERE HE STARTED

Oscar Rudolph, who began his
movie career 20 years ago as a baby
in c. B. De Miles The Ten Com
mandments," has gone back to work
for the same boss. He'll be an as
sistant director on De Miles "The
Story Of DR.. Wassell," starring Gary
Cooper.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-03-20
SoUT OF THE FRYING PAN INTO THE FIRING LINE .
PERFECTLY BEAUTIFUL

Ingrid Bergman, the beautiful
star who portrays Maria in ''For
Whom the Bell Tolls" never uses
makeup of any type when appear
ing before the camera. Her natural
coloring is perfect
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-03-20
VERY WET

Katina Pavinou. who oortrays
Pillar in Paramount's For Whom
the Bell Tolls started from Eng
land for America with IS trunks.
Her ship was torpedoed and she
arrived with onl ythe clothes on her.
back.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-03-20

must teach the young men and work by prac-
ucmg same daily Teach them their work will be CON
sructve = 80
ana before we as race hope for better relationship
between the two groups here in the SOUTH must teach
your young people the value of hard honest labor as well
asaAB. and BIS. Degrees
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-03-20
Treasure Chest

Wisdom the principal thing therefore get wsdom and
ter, 7th verse.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
dvsma SlovakEGm
z Pennsylvania.

Washington (OWD = De.
partment valky oznamil v tech.
to dnech udelenf vyznamenan.
voJln1m a dGstojnik1m letec.
iva ktef1 r1dili letadla dopra.
vujlcl americk6 vojfny z An
gle do Severnf Afriky, v noci
re z. do 8. listopadu 1912.
Byl to totiz nejdelsf hromad-
ny let vojenskych trasport1 WI
bee kdy provedeny americkym
letectvem. Byl proveden bez-
vadne bez ohledu ma spatne 20
cast a nedostatek spojeni a pres
nepfatelskou cinnost stihacek.
Mezi vyznamenanymi jsou diva
Slovaci serzant John S. Ceslok
Clearfield, Pa. a serzant Will
liam Gusek z Clarks Summit,
Pa. Citace pravf, re 1spesny
let pfispel nesmfrne k 1spechu
pocatecn1 faze severoafricke
kampane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Pricinte Sc O velikou ucast pri
premierach filmu "Hangmen
Aslo Die"
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

Pc svetove premiere v Pra.
que, Okla, konane 81. bTezna
Dude novy film spolecnosti u.
nited Artists Films "Hangmer
Oslo Die" cd pocatku dubna
promftan v pTedn1ch biogra-
eech pc vSech Spojenych Sta
tech. Ma americky stredoza-
pad jake ~obycejn6 pride po-
zd6jl nez do vychodnich a jiz-
mich oblasti.
z NEST, kde Dude promitan
tentO skv6ly film hned l. dub
ma, uvad1me Providence, R. l.,
Rochester, N. Y, Syracuse, N.
Y, Cleveland, O., Akron, O.,
Louisville, KY, New Orleans.
La, Baltimore, Md, Richmond,
Va, a Kansas City, Mo. Dne
4. dubna Sc zacne S promfta-
MIN "Hangmen also Die" V A
tlant6, Ga. a Reading, Pa.
V Clevelande, Akronu a Bal
timore jsou vetSf ceskosloven-
ske osady S krajanskymi orga-
nisacemi, jez jak doufame s.
vezmou ma starost, ably nase We
rejnost byla ma tento film, "a
chycujfc1 ovzdusi We stare Was.
ii V dobe odstranenf kata
"Reinharda Heydricha," male
zitym zpGsobem upozornena, a
navaz1 spojenf Sc spravou mist
mich biografG spolecnosti Loew
kde Dude film promitan, O u
s%poradanf slavnostn1 premiery
"a pOkud mono nejvetS1 1cas-
ii.
Nez i zde a zejmena ovsem
take V mestech, kde nemame
v6tsfch krajanskych stredisek,
pfipada jednotlivc1m 1kol, a.
by sve americke zname ma ten
to film upozornili, protoze ma
nesmlrny vyznam pro ocenenf
odhodlanosti a silly ceskoslo-
vensk6ho odboje a pro pocho-
penf vselidskych pohnutek, kite
re jsou jeho hubnou silou. Bylo
by skoda, kdyby teto pTflezito-
sti nebylo nalezite a co nejvy-
datneji vyuzito, nebot ma anne
rickem verejnem mfneni velmi
zalezf, mame-li skutecne do
spet Gle, ktery jsme 81 hned
ma pocatku sv6ho boje vytkli:
Ceskoslovensko We
svobodn6 Europe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Trinerovo HoFke Vino je
osvedcenV prostfedek.

Spoj. Staty potfebujf mas vse-
chny dnes pine silly. Hlavnim
predpokladem zdravf je dobry
stav zaludku. Nikdo vsak ne
must dnes uzfvati slabych, ne
1cinnych, donna vyrobenych
odvarG a nemus1 d1veTovati
"polopravdam", obsazenym v
radach, spatne informovanych
pfatel. Mate zde Trinerovo
Hofke Vino, ktere pc padesat
pet let je osv6dcenym zaludec-
MIN a mfrn9 procistujfcfm, la
hodnym prostredkem a nynf
bylo jeste zlepseno pridanfm
Vitaminu B-1. Uz1vejte je die
navodu ma lahvi a pTesvedcfte
Sc. Je k dostan1 v kazde lekar-
ne, ale kdybyste je nemohli do
staff We SVEN okolf, poslete
$1.25 nebo $3.50 ma adresu
JOS. Triner Corp, 1888 Ash
land Ave-, Chicago, Ill, a do
stanete jednu nebo sest lahvf
Trinerova HoTkeho V1na s vi
taminem B. postou vyplacene.
Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
NejstarS1 zemansky rok ma
Morave.

Sdruzen1 venkovskych rodo-
pisc1 V Brine %zjistilo jiz drive
zemansky rod Rohovskych v
Tasov6 a cd te dolby az pc dnes
nj den, to jest pres pet set let,
Sc ma dvofe udrzel. Nynf zji-
stilo Sdruzenf rod jeste starsf a
to rod HolubGv, jejichz pTedek
Ondfej Holub z Jablonneho
koupil roku 1922 svobodny
dvdr Kunikovsky We Zhori, iva
ne odtud Zhor Holubi v hejt-
manstvi Velke MeziTfcf. Holu-
bove udrzeli dvGr az do konce
devatenacteho stoletf, kdy po-
slednl muzsky potomek rodu
Jan Holub (zemTel r. 1899,
prodal statek, zapsany v zem-
deskach, RauSovi. Pc
pTeslici vsak rod HolubGv kve-
tie posud.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Velky prirGstek obyvatelstva.

Poole nejnovejsfho vykazu
federalnf censovn1 1radovny
mely Spojene Staty 1. ledna le-
tosnfho roku 135,6O4,OO oby-
vatelG, coz cini pr1rGstek nez
obnasel primer v uplynulych
des1ti letech, ale do uvedene Ct
slice jsou tez zahrnuti vsichni
vojlni i namoTn1ci, nalezajici sc
V rGznych castech sveta mimo
hranic Spojenych Statd.
Neobycejny wrist obyvatel-
stva niue byt pricitan jedine
tomu, re minuleho roku navste-
voval cap vice americkych ro-
din nez jina leta, neb jiny pri-
rdstek nebyl Cd pocatku valky
mozny. zadn1 pTistehovalci ne
pfij1zdeli, vyjma dost znacne-
no poctu bezencG, ale take ne
mohl Spojene Staty nikdo opu-
stiti a neopustil by je, kdyby
mohl. Vzdor valecnym pome-
rum a vselikemu omezovani,
zGstavajf Spojene Staty rajem
ma zemi a d%oufejme, re jim z1-
stanou nejen We valce ale i pc
nj.
Tim ovsem neni vysvetlena
pffcina skoro prekvapujfcf u
rody ma move prfslusnfky hvezd
a pruhG, ale mnozf odbornfci to
take pripisujf valce. Mnoho
muzG Sc zenilo v
pfedpokladu, re nebudou povo
lani do vojenske sluzby a jine
tisice mladych lidi sc zenilo a
vdavalo i kdyz jiz byli jisti, re
valecne sluzbe Sc nevyhnou a.
nebo jiz byli nj, ale nechteli
snatek odkladati az pc valce.
jeste vetsf pohn1tkou k
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02

prekvapujfci 1cinek, re Cesi Sc
dychtive uc1 nemecke gramati-
ce, ably sc zaradili do prostoru,
vykazaneho jim vyssfm histo-
rickym Tadem." We Zine Sc
cestovatel cftil ponekud nesv1j,
kdyz zjistil, re "a republiky
bylo vytvofeno neco uzitecn6-
no. Lide We Zine pry berlin
.skemu cestovateli r1kali: "Po
dvacet let jsme "a kapitalismu,
ktery koupil nejen Batovy "a
vody, ale cele Ceskoslovensko,
otrocili. Nynf, kdyz jsme opet
svobodn1, konecne chapeme,
FAC Nemci pc l6ta bojovali."
Svedsky list dodava k teto dvoj
smyslne vete, re Cesi dostali v
tom smeru dobre ponauceni Cd
Heydricha a jinych gestapakG.
Msta ma prfbuznych.
Nedlouho potion, CO Nemci
oznamili, re pr1buznf presiden-
ia BeneSe a ministra Nemce by
Ii poslani do koncentracnfcf
taboru, prinesla nemecka tisko.
va kancelaT zpravu O dalsfcf
persekucfch. Nelze mluvit {
nejakych represalifch, pone.
vadz tn nejde o opatfen1, ktert
by melo zaklad v mezinarod
MIN pravu. Jde O pusty a zlo
volny terror.
K. H. Frank prohlasil, re pr
reci, kterou pronesl presiden.
Benes v britskem rozhlase, by
la fada ceskych intelektual1
patric1ch k byvalemu kruhl
Benesovych pTatel, poslana d.
koncentracn1ch tabor1. Franz
dale vyhrozoval, re do koncen
tracnlho tabora budou poslan
dalsl cest1 intelektualove, bu
deli president Benes pokraco
vat We svych projevech. A ne
fzapomnel ovsem dodat, re ma
este Salmon take k ostrejsin
opatfenfm.
Cechoslovak (Londyn
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Nsmci tvori leajici armada ma
Balkans.

Washington (ONA) = Po-
die hlasenf vladn1 poslechove
sluzby, Marocky rozhlas ozna-
mil, re Nemci tvoTf ma Balkane
letajfc1 armadu v sile trf set IT,
sic muzG, Ital1, RumunG, Bull
har1, Madaru a Chorvat1 a te-
to armady budou pouzfvati k
obrane postavenf ma Balkane
pred spojeneckou invtsf. Tato
letajic1 armada ma rychle do
sahnouti kazde napadene mis-
to Balkanu a Dude podporova-
ma dvema sly tisfci cleny Tod
tovy organizace, ktera ma BY
ii zfskana z balkanskeho oby-
vatelstva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Cechoslovaci byli tez pTi boho.
sluzbach "a kardinala.

Londyn (CTK) : Ceskoslo-
vensky ministersky pTedseda,
Msgr. sramek, zastupoval pre-
sidenta DIR. Benese ma slavn6
pontifikalnf zadusn1 msi "a
kardinala Hinsleyho We west
minsterske katedrale dine 20.
brezna. Statnf ministr DIR. Rip
ka a ministr narodnf obrany
general mgr byli pr1tomni "a
ceskoslovenskou vladu, DIR. Ma
xa a Msgr. Hala zastupovali
statni radu. Pr1tomen byl ia
Ike DIR. Max Lobkowicz, cesko-
slovensky velvyslanec v Anglii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Nemecka municni tovarna byla
vystavena v KiievS.

Berlinsky rozhlas, ktery byl
" New Yorku slysen, oznamil,
re odbocka zelezaren Kruppo-
vych zavodG byla zrfzena v XII
jeve, v Ukraine, ably podporo-
vala pr6mysl Nemc1 v okupo-
vane Ukraine oceli a stroll.
Hlavnf Kruppovy zAvody jsou
v Essenu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-02
Bodova hodnota masa a masla byla
stanovena vladou ma 16 bodi
ma osobu tydne.

nebo nakladanou sunku a ma re
zany Spek bez kGze.
Pecene budou ma 6 az 8 bo-
d1. Levnejsf masa ma dusenf
budou 6 bodG, Zebra 4 body,
hovezf mock 8, hovezf jatra 8,
veprova jatra 5 a nakladane
nozicky, hotove k jedeni 2 bo-
dy.
VepTove rfzky z lomy bez
kostf budou 10 bodG, tender
loin (svickova) 10 bodu, ka-
nadsky spek II bod1, celia ne
DO polovicnf sunka 9 a II bodn.
Sadie, margarin a jina mas
tidla 5 bodG, salat S olejem 6
bodG, krabicove ryby 7 bodd.
Hotova masa, zejmena deli
katesy, budou o 2 body vyssf
nez maso syrove, nebudou-li
nafezana. Budou-li nafezana,
O tri body vyse.
Vsechna masa must byt pro-
davana S normalnim orezanim
odhazkG a tukG. Tedy reznik
yam must urfznouti normalnf
mnozstvf tukG a kostf nez smf
maso vazit. To Dude zalezet
ma vas, abyste nebrali maso bez
orezan1, abyste neplatili vyso-
Ike ceny "a LII a kosti. TAX to
doslovne mi v pravidlech OPA
a nemusite 81 dat namluvit, re
vlada ~nafizuje, re must byt ma
so prodavano, jak jest. Bude
snad dochaZet k hadkam a spo
rum, ale Dude take dochazet
Ike st1han1.
Sbalovane hovez1 ma pecenl
musite koupit S kostmi, zaplatit
tolik bodG a pax teprve YAM
no rezn1k upravf.
Vsechny druhy syr1 nebudou
oddelovany, pouze ty, ktere OBJ
sahujf 80 nebo vice procent pri
rodnfho syru.
Nejprve Dude snad mnoho
nedorozumen1, ale Tide Sc nau-
c1 pouz1vat znamek a mozku
a Dude zaveden poTadek pro
vsechny, jake tomu jest nyn1 S
cukrem a kavou a nenf obav,
re by nebyly Ike koupi.
Rezn1ci, velkoobchodnici i
Vladni uTednlci mali Obavv re
prvnfch nekolik dn1 nebude
dostatek masa. Proto uz nynl
je cineno opatreni, ably obcho-
dy byly zasobeny, ably Sc dosta-
10 ma vsechny rodiny.
Mus1me sc pripraviti ma ne
dostatek masa prvnf diva tydny
protoze koncem tohoto tydne
budou Ease navaly ma obchody
a zeny budou kupovat, kolik
Jim Dude prodano, ale az Dude
zaveden poTadek, Dude vse v
normalu.
Zastupci velkych obchod1 a
fetezovych kramd p~rohlasili, re
prldelOVanl Dude pro ne OSvO-
bozen1m, jelikoz nebudou ia
kove boje o zasoby masa jake
nyni a nebude tolik zklama-
nych kupuj1cfch. Skoro vzdy
v sobotu odpoledne byly vsech-
ny zasoby vyprodany a odpo-
ledne Sc nedostalo ma zadneho
zakaznika a proto bylo mnoho
reptani.
Ia tri nebo ctyTi tydny ,bu-
dou prichazet kurata do trhu a
jelikoz byla jiz ~zahajena sezo-
ma rybn1, Dude dostatek dr1be-
re a ryb, ktere nejsou oddelo-
vany.
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