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HIh DOWN. would return VIII
the object Of his choice and Law = :.
his feet.
But alas, there was a wicked Hi.
goblin peeping through from the bOupI
OF peach tree, and, though he had M,
heard about or seen the boomeran,
he had caught all regarding the magi
opal and had seen Billy place Il m.
der his tongue. So when the IitH.
black boy had hidden goodby, thanh.
ing the fairies for his Christmas feat
and started home again he was VIZ.
laid I'm the bush by the eVfl goblin
who had followed him out Of the gsr
den to rob him. Billy refused to Civ.
up his stone and cried for help, but
the goblin knocked him down and beat
him till he lost consciousness. Tha
the wicked creature forced open BIZ
mouth, stole the magic opal and rua
away with it as fast as he couh
When poor Billy recovered he soon
noticed that the opal was gone and
guessed who had taken it, but he was
in despair OF ever finding it again, 81.
sitting miserably on the ground, be
opened his mouth wide and cried lOag
and loud. But this he soon realized
was a silly, useless thing to do. Just
then he spied his boomerang, which
he had quite forgotten, on the ground
nearby, and, remembering what The
blue fairy had told him, he picked Il
up, and, jumping to his feet, be threw
it Skillfully high into the air.
Away 1T swung without touching the
trees. and. sure enough, as the goblin
q couple of miles of, was just admir-
ing his plumber. the boomerang LIFTED
it out of his hand before b
very eyes and carried it back b
the feet of its rightful owner. Billy
shouted for joy. and, putting /
once more in his mouth, he took
his wonderful toy under his am
and sped down the hill. When be
reached the vineyard he saw the gar
dener, still at work, so, asking I'm
what he would most like as tOka
of gratitude for the grapes, the Oh
man looked him up and down ana
answered, There is not much niue
fellow like you could do for me-
81 can do my best" said Billy :,
eThere is only one thing waaL
said the gardener sadly. "and tna' =
the little daughter I lost IN the VAA
q year ago"
No sooner said than the DoOlnefa1s
vent Whizzfng through the air -
fore. and in q few moments II ea
Aoa+tng swiftly
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-12-15
him. The funeral services will be
held today at the late home of the
deceased near Tuxedo.
Put Your Money in the Bank.

Why will people keep any con-
siderable amount of money In
their honest
An old lady, over 81, wealthy,
murdered In her home at Sherry,
w. Va, strangled to death by rob-
bers. Mrs. Allen did not believe
the banks were safe and kept
large amounts of money conceal
ed in her home.
This is but one of many similar
stories the papers are telling all
the time. Some day theirs going
to be tragedy like the above in
Henderson county. The most
foolish thing in the world Is to
have money and not have it work
for you. Put it in one of the four
banks in Hendersonville, where
you will have it secure and at
work for you, and where it will be
no temptation to some thug from
the big cities to commit murder
with you as the object of his at
tentiOn.
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4 CHRISTMAS
FAIRY STORY.
By ALIEN ORR

"HERE was once upon q time 4
little black boy called Billy.
He had lived all his short life in
4 black camp with his parents
and a number OF other abOrigines OF
the tribe. Billy had never been very
kindly treated, and as he had 4 soft
heart himself he sometimes felt it very
much.
Now, one Christmas time. being left
alone as usual, with no presents Of
any sort and no treat, he began to
think Of all the stories he had been told
about the white chiIdren's Christmas
and determined then and there to find
out what it was really like. He had
heard OF the Christmas hills I'm c0un-
Try many miles on and planned to go
there, believing from their name that
these must contain all the mysteries
OF Santa Claus and other joys from
which he had always been isolated.
With a loving farewell to his own
mia mia-the little shelter Of branches
which he had built for himself against
the thunderstorms-hes set on with only
q piece of opossum skin hung round
his waist for clothing and boomerang
In his hand
Billy journeyed for many hours over
paddocks and wire fences. wading
bravely through creeks, water holes
and bracken underground. where the
snakes were very numerous and poi
sOnous, till he found himself IN beau
tful valley between blue and a pur-
pie mountain Approaching a vine
yard, he asked an old gardener where
the Christmas hills lay.
"Yonder." said the man, pointing
straight in front of them toward the
blue mountain. This Is Yarra glen"
The little black boy was very hot
and thirsty, for the sun had been beat
ing hercely upon him all the way
along, so he begged a few OF the round
juicy grapes which hung I'm rich prOfu-
sion on the vines.
t'By all MEANS" said the good ma
tured gardener as he picked him the
largest bunch he could find. ripe and
inviting, with the bloom upon them.
Billy thanked him, saying he hoped
some time to be able to return his
kindness, and. taking the fruit, he con-
tinued his way with light heart.
As he climbed and climbed, rising
higher and higher, the glen grew small
er and smaller below him till he could
not see the old man any more. Soon
the hill became so steep and slippery
that he was forced to draw himself up
from tree to tree by holding first on to
one branch and then another. Blue
gum and wattles rose high above him
IN monotonous grandeur till he began
to wonder where the Christmas trees
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EUR Tear u OESAA-
ing their : par
ents' rest.
And the dear III
tie. kind little.
sweet little boys
ROfrained from
N q king the
slightest noise
But quietly played
with their harm
less toys
And washed I their
hands without
being told
re please their
mothers. a.
good a. gold
The bree1a came
blOwing ~ esn-
tic gales
Wh0AeYSe twas
vented - ~
tie sails
~ E1D0AR80t stay.
Cd in the am-.
lOGked 1alis, - :,
And the mico sat N
20 let the kittens .
And the cid cats gtlf
AM The hfNo Anh
whales,
AA the Ro0 haW
RO0a
And tie NnttegAIes
mfl@,
And t1no hamAegs :
- lie nails.
Ana the moU tOOA
0o pa1A
m&
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sreen vine. the pink one M
ana the purple fairy nnI plnE NJ
ana 50 On tin it cam Eiae
ana his was black with : e,,, . R
= It and he thought it mo,. 0n Hggit
than anything he had eve. 0elicioa
Inen they were given each saatsd
alice Of the grape cake, and nd a.' ars.
anything they wanted tin AZ stNard
petite left for only the +. a.d ap-
which On such a hot dav uing.
refreshing Each fairy fon1s ss most
share a precious stone 49, N her
her dress The yellow fairv eot y natcA
the heliotrope an amethvst .. Opa1.
2 sapphire, and 50 on tin + .ae blue
Bnly. who. after eating for son , !: to
suddenly closed his white te..s uAe
something very hard and tn, up@
out and looking at it. found = lug t
opal with every one of the f.. sa a
Ors combined cleaning in If e0t
All the fairies gathered ronn.
and exclaimed, THAT is a mao. aia
and the owner Of 1t viii e.. OlAl
become chief OF his tribe" ~!
this. he put it in his mouth NJ -
tongue for safety, for, as he -. y
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KIND YOUTH" Travelled MANY
miles on foot and am parched with
thirst" said Billy.
II am dying" groaned the other fee
bly,. Have pity.
Whereupon. moved to sympathy, he
gave her all he had left.
To his establishment as she was eat
ing them she turned into q lovely fairy
queen all dressed in soft, shimmeHy
blue, the color Of the sky.
"AB you have done me q service" she
said, II mean to reward you ini the.
way you most want You shall have a
real Australian Christmas"
Billy was OverJoyed and at her bid
ding followed her through the bush tin
they reached a wonderful garden filed
with brilliant flowers and fruit which
surpassed his widest dreams. Straw
berries grew In masses all along the
DOrdezs, and the trees were laden win
luscious ripe peaches. nectarines. An
and every other southern fruit he had
ever thought or heard Of I'm or out Of
season.
Hero they entered, and the blue fairy
summoned ten other little fairies just
Bflly's own size and age . wait upon
and entertain him. Their .erasal1 ID
different c6lsks. 30 that Is they nffted
about him IN the sunlight with Their
Seating gossamer gowns they looked
IKE q rainbow.
Fsagt The nttIe darby boy;
Civ KIM pudding, fruit ana tDy:
sing and dance and merry make;
r. Don't forget the Christmas cake
For the gpodly darby boy! :
Having sung and danced for him.
they then set the Christmas dinner on
q long, narrow table out I'm the gar
Oen- There were strawberries and
cream, and grape cake. mince pies
CGCnsler made 50 many that Christ
mas he never missed those the fairies
StoleO, chocolates, pineapple dumplings,
and last. but most important, instead
Of hot plum pudding with holly, ~
thu cold countries have. there was
huge ice cream pudding. with precious
stones instead Of Halsins through Il,
and q piece Of yellow waffle blossoms
stuck An the top.
Five fairies SAT nc enc side o. the
table and I've at he other. While
Bully sat at TIE 1oot. and the blue
Queea at the head They filed their
glasses with magic wine, % that an
who drank would b lucky an the
new year rOand Each fairy'S wine
HateheA her acesss - gresa enc haA
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hack In the black camp where ID =
lie mia mia and aborigine ecmp1
we're when they found how 81
fully he could throw ana the -
fal things the boomerang brOugI -
Ne grew % very popular ana I 80
they at length made him CHEZ :, "A.
tribe. Then he married q sMe' ~
hIack girl with. the t1ghtest tiny
enrls and the blacklist poSs.p'. -
nound her neck he hung tne -
eDal. and Is she wore It aN1 .!s1s
nred happily ever aftsr"al
weekly.
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floating sWHW
back through the
blue haze Witt
little fair heaaed
child seated hF
PLY and saie !l9
upon it. Wh
Joy too deep ID D
words, the Cd
man cIasped -
In his aKps. II
Billy hiuE
phantly left @
o.
Journeyed u
again Ur
Gock and ms
TN at ht y J:
eouu6 himself
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O6Ik9
Just stayed to see that the boyS-such
larksE-
Kept ON the grass. and the teachers
bright
cave only-as children know Is right
The shortest lessons and highest marks.
The printers sent out In the kfndest way
new chfldren's magazine every day.
And the editors always took the rhymes
That the poets sent at all possible times
To please the fisherman down by the
brook
The fish came swimming to catch the
hook
The oysters smilingiy opened their shells
The buckets sprang merrily mp In the
wells
And the little dogs gathered the downy
And helped the chickens to scratch for
food
The currants and bIackberrfes picked
themselves
And stood all canned on the pantry
shelves
The sun sat willingly up all night
To cheer the earth when IL needed light
The babies their natural cries suppressed
For fear Of break
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Inc plumDer Oner-
cd the pipes to
mend
''Jugt as q favor,
to please q
friend"
The lawyer begged
that his little
bill,
Unpaid. a. IT hap
pened. be un-
paid still
And the worthy
pargon, conStd-
crate man,
Finished his SER
mon before he
began
The cook made
tarts each day
R~ &hA ~m0~
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u,h. No. Ih.s. F.r b. eIH

A hgnet ring. bangle Drae 10.
A., hsIr bow sets, postcard -,
- stamped monogram -
ard hng. sewing 80 = - I'D
rauuie folio and rolls, stnnS . Iaip
- ~ = .tsrIing silver bscEe ~
- nrn6nrt and thin gold ehan :,,..st
burning OUTFIT . eamsfA' y. .,,rO,rs, :
: Dair Of white hid parry ~ .tstA
sak-rubberizsd raineOat Fols ,..sbG
con house white spangieG 81 rsreuhi0s
aegk cot, metal trimmed
- 4arwu1 box eonbiAeG
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and s tockipgs
W er e and how
they grew. Feel
ing thirsty again,
he was putting
some more grapes
into his m o u t b,
when suddenly he
perceived a poor
old woman lying
on the ground.
looking very faint
and I'LL.
Give me some,
kind youth" she
gasped. Il have
been SunStruck."
But I have
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clothes, Of eOu,..
ne had no pocket
The fairies then
seeing he had N
stocking to hang
up, presented hin
instead. for !,
Christmas box,
with a new boon.
erang, telling hin
IL was a charmed
one, so that vhe,
ever he wanted
anything be bad
only to throw the
weapon high int,
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The New Yoar.
VIE eomas dancing Over TIE nOW.
Lii n11lo Dofe 1Ooe al1 baro 60 E9
oOA he aeer. tAouGh tho wa wf1As
blow.
Talks tAe ehnA In ana make NAm mwv-
9AAo him IN amA hold HIN doGg
1O @ uho wemA@fWl MeW XeAR.
0D6a Y0w hoart. - = "a
Weaoomo HIN there ana No. In kinlV.
~ yOU must OarrY him. yea o. naT-
Cary him with shut eyes % bl1nAly
WhOthor he bringoGh Joy or fear.
R1kO him: God 1smdB hin. thG wOoA
New Year.
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sedm lidi prislo o zivot pri ohni
nocleharne.

Il New Yorku NJ sdtluie Sedm
lidi pfislo liyot pr ohni sc tri.
patroyt uoeleharnd We ttyrti ci-
1incn Jamaica. l.. | Oheh wink
nul na cbodbt. ic1 byla jcdiny ".
chod hudoyy Nocleharna obydle-
IA byh poucivirc dtlniky, ktcri
hylI sousedstvi zamtstndni Ma.
iilel George Dunbeek zachrauil So
NJ Aqoii rodiuon oknem yedoucim
ua uliu lbofylo ! mnsu q = iet
ny t,Fhni rixogemei vsiehui
lyrlf spali, kdyi oheh yluikl a
tlasfHt falusili ~ postelich pFt
o,uh, iri - ehtely saehrauiii.
sbinf rautny Ohrn sam sohs
urmtI sclktha vfzuamn. byl ieher
uhaseu skotla ahnaai asi slafal
rplWie ,yseituie, hyloli tAloieno
Mes tahynuIfmi ison sloyauak 1
rntnm FfaRh Mltko 4 Nellie sa
drk
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Prvni ceska samostatna pohrob-
nice.

Ccskt Chicago pochlubiii Sc mn.
" pryni fcskou pohrobnici Jest
TO pani Marie Brunoya, dcera po-
hrohnika A Linhardta y elsie 1874
zap. IL nj. PAM Brunoyd STUDIO
vala $ usptchem prayidclny kurs
pohrobnictvi a balsamovacslvi na
unipersitd Post Graduate q prdNd
ohdrfela diplom zc Springfieldu
dosytdcuiicf icii 1plnnu sehopnost
ki sam0siatHemu proyozoyani IN.
mtstnani toh0 Pani Brnnoya 81.
nuie NJ tinuosti, kterou 81 zaiistt
malo zen pred nj yyyolilo. y vi.
ynde svtho utcc
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Owes Spoj. Stdty 29.s; Evr Ru-
sko 1874 Nemecko 1913; Uher-
sko 300, Francie 2s.1; Anglie
III bu
Jecmen Spoj Staty 25.5; Eyr.
Rusko 1871 NGmecko 34.4; Ra-
kousko 239; Uhcrsko 23.s;
Francie 22.0; Anglie 32.9 bu.
zito Spoj. Stdty lj.s; Evr. Ru-
sko 1l.5 Ntmccko $40; Ra-
kousko Isl; uhersko 175;
Francie 17.2; AngIic 26.7 bu.
Brambory Spoi. Siity $50; Evr.
Rusko 900; Ntmecko l0l.l Ra-
kousko 154.5; I'hcrsko 1873;
Francie lls.0; Anglie 1860 bu.
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Clearing House poaioynieh sport
telan

NFh0r tslanptc cnl pfo tofgani
sofsni syslsmu waiasuirh spffl
lglen usiauutli na tan te s
hA hlem stait bui @tedfn tak
Nau, CLEARING Hone PRO ty'o
apfflielhY abs sput0i 'lapseliafA
b p,aslaepieh trafl .luseh " a.
suaflalio ien Fslni .lmlelf FF#
A sn nyNl teFops 8 hhla kunal
pfatlu hatm steFf wa
plaa Ftp aHf d hhle q
HtMf g hlep sFH Kat dalsI
NfAk
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Mayor naynor poatfslsn

Aew fuFku iaehad tprAya.
a. waypf mata New faFka "A
y tiafuaF hfi pmltelen q rfa
ilflaalahWa ssne Fausp ua hashlfi
afulta hsheF u libslw Iler ltf
Hs Hant usafWpFai csf0 81
w Hk hfi mtsea 81
ii lmeuN lgIa tlaliash
hfill ps AlBW mIa9 .
mt r hb 9iallashF
tM
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Iowsti republican, mezi povstalci

lowsti republican, Sc yymstili
presidentoyi Taftoyi za cclni tarif
a nesehyalili Sc statni konvenei
amendment dani Z pfiimh mi
mo to bylo zaujato proti presi-
dentovi a lcho administered TAX o.
stfs sianoyisko. zc vzniknou 2 To-
ho iest6 mnohf boje. Pfi hlaso-
vani 0 amendrmcntu hylo dano
proti slj hlasn a pro jcnom 56s
hlaSn.
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PRED PRIMARKAMI

krajanum v Omaze, iak repn-
blikanum TAX demokrntum. skgta
Sc pfilezitost odeyzdati hlasy pro
krajany, kteri Sc mcz nami test
II nejlepSi poy6sti, ZalcI na mas,
abychom ukdzali, jak jsme silni
90 dokdzeme. kdyz soustredime
svt silly jak strane republican.
ske, TAX denokratickt. jest ma
ease ably prestala bez1eelna rev
niyost mczi krajany a ably Czech
Cechu prcstal hazcti klacky pod
nohy, kdyz tento y snaze po upIat-
ntni Sc q ttto move vlasti uchazi Sc
ifad.
Byl isem nesCisln6krate tazan,
proc nemame lepSiho zastoupeni V
polltice go ie toho pficinou. Od-
poved je snadna. Predn6 je TO ma
So nedbalost a nctecnost k poyin-
nostem ohcansklm, zavist lepsfho
postaveni, politickd neyyspelost a
nase nesnaSeivost feynivost na.
bozenska. I'chazi-li Sc katolicky
Czech o tirad. hned Sc mu spiIa. ~
je krizalt. "A sou6asnt syobodar ten
voli katolika-imonarodovce. To-
Ittz ie mezi katoliky To-
no neyoItc, TO ic neytrec, volajf,
treba je TO muz ryziho charakte-
RI, a tasto voli rad6ji svobodare--
jinonirodoyce Casio slySe isem
ma ulici Tam nep6jdu, tam isou
sami kostelitkari." Ma TO Sc ne
ohliI " itel schilzc ie rye cesky
n ylasteneeky. Podobnt uStepky
slySime od ycricich ic-li schilze
strauy svobodomyslnt ye prospect
Ceehu zdc IN mofem Proto v
zdpase po nplatneni znstdvame
stale pozadu, stale ismc "a iino-
narodovci, ba ismc yzdy NJ po-
sledni Go my klop{tamc pres
klady jez druh druhu pod nohy
hdzimc. iinonarodoyci spell K eli.
Spilame Ircanhm a Americannm,
~ isme zneuznani, ale vzdy isme
II tim sami yinni
Smtle muzemc rici. ~ ten. kdo
Inckond syoii ob6anskon povin.
most. ncni holden Syobody liz po-
skytnje mn tato zcma a ~ svoii
nete6nost mel by hlt potrcsiau.
Je tim podivnfisi nasr ncteenost
! k poyiuuostem ohtana repnhllky,
| poutyadi Czech vfdy hiyal a ie
milnvuikem svohody
Niholenska nesrotualosf mas
tfisti konee tomu nrhude lo.
kud nruznalne prato kaidtho na
osohni pfesFtdtyni ~ nalesi
.st,lomi ie,lnolliyce mkulis eel
ku nehor iedinse fah sudpo.
vesln{m Jakmle tuln propasf
pteklentme ian bniemr miti
sebhtInau rsslu \ uzuAni a uplat
nsui politiee ttto temi kra,
Jane smFfs u ptihlal 4 ilufeh
p#Falnasii ssle usason{eb T. Ae5.
ih lr5aa6 tana skaia i - sla.
tnnh nlt tlitaleh. i'WlAkh
tab shoFa iaelH aAnail name
d baisk &esk b san,lnlAia pFel
ulkash uaa akmu Ma Fp
ps,bHAansh stma8 sa ~ tan
fifAk VI N iAanas pa dasas.
hrstsk f aghs r. Faa
NWt ila rfn hn
kaHIas " p.sa8att -
8u tsasliaih hsg
@ hst bh
8 f
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Trojnasobna vrazda.

Ma osamtle ranci nedaleko San.
IA Rosa, Cal ziistila policic sto.
ny pfiscrnt troinasohnt yrazdy
Ma dYofc rance byly ualezcny zu-
helnattlt mrtvoly sprdyce rance
Enocha Kendalla ieho manzelky
"a jehn syna Policie patrd nyni
po iaponsktm d6lniku. ktery byl
na ranfi zamtstnhn n nyni beze
stopy zmlzcl Rance ndlcH pani
Marktfd Starbuclovt manzelce
architckta 2 Oaklandu, Cal Dne
"a Grrycncc pfiscl X nj iapousk}
d6lnik a yypravoyaI j. zc mel Sc
sprayrcm ostrou putku PR pol.
patr3ni byly na uscdlosti a Sice na
odlehltm mistt pod hromadou po-
pele. nalczeny zbytky kos,i, iakoz
Il zlaif snubni prsten a east zla.
tych okuldru. L plotu byl pax ma
Iczen zakryaceny kdmen, ktcreho
Japoucc die vseho pouHl go yra-
ledut zbranf pro yrazedny iitok
Iavraldtny Enoch Kendall byl so
rokn. jeho manzelka 50 SYN 81
roki star
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Mis,o zajice strelil zenu.

Edgar Schold. bydIici bIiie In.
lianapolis, Ind pri pokusu znstfo.
III zaiiee trcfil sNuil manielku In
IN krdtko i nemocnirl skonala, ~
bold spntfil na SVEN dyofr zaiire
a lined ial .e hroko,niei nahiie,t
.kdyi tom pairona yybuehla a
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j. ~ demonstrate Sc budou odbg
,nli yzdor tomu, ~ vlada odepfe.
la daii k MIN syoleni.
Pfedseda spanelskcho minister
stya, Canaleias, jenz vcdc fidi
hlavni odboi proti Vatikanu, do.
stayd kaldtho dne vcIkt mnolstgi
telegram dopisu, ve kterych mn
jest vyhrozovdno smrti Proto
byla icho osobni stral ldyoinaso.
hena Ale yzdor vscm yyhrtlz.
kan. kterJch So mu Sc strany stou.
pencn eirkye. tentokratr skutetnt
boiuiici, dostard calalcjas Jest
odhodlan setryai yc vedeni dosn.
yadni poliiiky
Don Jaime prctendent spandl.
skeho trinu pfijal y min dncch
We SVEN dome We Frohsdorfu.
sydho zdstupee ye Spantlslu. Lilo.
rcnse, ktcr} mn pi'inesl podrobnt
zpraHy o stayn ytci klprt prf ne.
vyhnuielnt gyladuji neodkladnt
irdndni Me, iak Ne ~ spolphli-
ytho pramene sdtluje. don Jaime
ncmi k nejakt akci pfitomnf zad.
nt chuti iako vldy, TAX M do.
posud drzi Sc sytho hesla mana.
ma lai zitral, jelto pravd nyni
neehce miti nitcho spoletntho Sc
spantlskou krisi
Garcia Priete, ministr zahranis.
mich zdlezltosti, poprcl rozmu-
w. v nil vyprWovaIo yyjednara-
nj mez Span6lskcm a Vatikanem.
ic by byla papeiska stolice zauia.
Ia smirlivt stanovisko. n dodal k
tomu: Nlada zadala pouzc IN dvG
ytci IN potlaeeni muzskych a zen.
skych klasteru. ktert byly zalozr.
ny prot z6kom We Spantlsku. u
pax IN 10. ably papcz span6lske bi.
skupy splnomocnil. zrusiti nebo
prcmeniti takovt nhh0lenski tisia.
w. ilchz neni nijak nutno. Vlada
ddvala k takoyfmn pfemtntni zby
tctnteh dstayd ccll ieden rok ca
su, yeskert syttskf" ducho-
yenstyo stale pfi ieii strana
Oznamuje Sc ~ spolehlipych
pramenn, ~ V baskickfeh provin.
ciich, biskayskt. alayskt guipez.
coaskf. jakoz ] sousedni proyin.
eli nayarskt yypuklo yzboureni
katolicktho lldu DO krajin. ve
kterfeh reyolure yypukla, posIa
ia plhda yojsko
Vlada obdrlcla zprayu, " kite.
Irysi knfz y jistt basklckt osadf
rozdayal sytmn lldu strelnt lbra
NJ Podobnf tomu hylo prf TAXI
i jinde Vlddni nrady lavrdly ,
tomto ohledu dhkladnt vysetfovi
nj 4 vyslaly do krniin ohrozen{et
toiskn Royntz TAX vysldno hude
voisko do San Sebastianu. ably IN.
hranilo demonstracim
Y Barcelona doslo kc kryayt
srdice na uliel mczi karlisty stou.
pcnci napadnika spanelsktho trh
nu Donn .laimea. rrpnhlikdny v
uastale feii hyl jcden republican
ttice porantn uolem Policic mu
scla xakroeiti i ro1rhnati ydpasicI
ImnolStsi lidu
krhl Alfons pred odjekdem ia
Anale dial minhtrrsktmu pfedse
do,i ranaleiasoyi pluou moe pro
dalsi irdndui ve sporn spantlskt
1lAdy vatikanem We pfi6int M
hal nsk sch ulhyek Minairrsk I
ptrdsftla Jest splnomnenen abs
utinil samoslalns veskera opaifr
M iet utna ~ nntna
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Neivetsi nadrazi ma svete.

NddraM tuncl drahy Pcnnsyl-
yania y New Yorku. vrchol TO ze-
leznUniho inzinyrstvi konstruk-
zee, byly dne !. srpna 1rednt pro
hIaseny IA hotovt. NadraI hude
~ ntkollka tldncch oteyreno We
rcjnnsti a ie to nejyctsi ma syttt.
49, Tunnel k nemu vedouci, jenz po-
zd6ji poskytne neruscne zeIeznit-
nj spojrni zc vsech mist jihu a "a
padu do Noytho Anglicka, ic inzi-
nfrskJm diyem oceloyych rour a
konkrYtoyych zdi - Stoii to asi
S2j 600 IN mill zbudoyat obycej-
nou zeleznici. Mile New York
tcrminalu a tmel stda s9,000,000.
Vyska nadrazi je pouze 60 stop
mad ulici, ale obloukla strecha mad
hlavni 6ckarnou je l55 stop yyso-
XII Vsechny tratt, cekarny, mist
nosti pro zayazadla atd., jsou pod
urovni ulice. Y nadran je u ko-
lrji d II platforem