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Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17
KINKAID EXPLAINS z
NAVAL BILL VOTE
Congressman Favors Letting
( Future Congress Take
Care of Problems.
WHY OPPOSED MEASURE
,-,From a STAFF correspondent.)

,-tFrom a STAFF Correspondent)
Washington, Aug. l6.-(Special
Telegram. )-Some discussion was
started today, but only in a passing
way with reference to Judge Kin
kaid's-yote on the so-called "bnilding
program" in the~naSy bill, which was
adopted yesterday by vote Of 2S2
to, 81 fifteen republicans being in
cluded in the negative of-whom Judge
Kinkaid was one. -->
In frank discussion Of the reason
for his vote Uncle Nose" said he
was wholly in~favor of the navy bill
and the immediate increase which it
carried, but he was opposed to that
part of amendment No. 23S, which
provided for the construction of six
Of the ten battleships OF the capital
class in 1920 and of two cruisers not
to be built until 1920. =.
+ "I think on account of the prob
ability of the great European war
terminating within year or less that
the number of ships to be constructed
in 1920 could have been left to an
other congress when it could act III
the light of existing conditions.
will vote for thl provisions of the bill
which provide for an immediate pro-
gram. | do not believe it wise to
anticipate conditions as far in advance
as 1920 when we are facing the condi-
tions of 1917 as to the, size of the
navy"
Get Condemned Cannon.
The omnibus bill making donations
of condemned cannon and cannon
balls to numberless cities and towns
throughout the country was passed
unanimously by the house yesterday.
Among the items in which Nebraska
is interested ar the following:
Two condemned brass cannon, with
the carriages and cannon balls, for
Antelope park, in Lincoln, Neb., by
Mr.. Reavis; one brass cannon, car
riage, and suitable supply of pyramids
for the city of Wilbur, Saline county,
Neb., by Mr.. Sloan; one condemned
brass cannon and carriage, with suit
able supply of cannon balls, for two
pyramids for the city of Friend, Neb.,
by Mr.. Sloan.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17

everything for granted. Its indus.
tries won't be conserved by indulg.
ing in good wishes around the club
table. We have got to take account
of the lessons learned on the other
side and apply them. We have got
to consider honest business with the
success and pride that it deserves
and we have got to fearlessly con.
denim abuses. /
I'VE have got the basis for sue
cess. For what we now need is first
the motive power of answering 10y
atty and a real consciousness of ma
tional unity which will fill us with a
dominant sense Of patriotic loyalty
to the United States.
with that we want a conception
of real government. We,want to be
we'll prepared, we'll organized COM
mercially and industrially. We have
got to match organization with or.
ganization, preparedness abroad with
preparedness at home in all things
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17
Texas Insurgent
Enlivens the Union
Printers Convention

Baltimore, Aug. l6.-Today's ses-
sion of the sixty-second annual con-
vention of the International-Typo-
graphical union was enlivened by a
vigorous address by Delegate DAN
iels of Dallas, Tex, in which he
charged that the administration
forces were indalging in steam
roller" tactics. }
Five of the twenty-five propositions
for amendment TO the laws of the
union, reports on which were submit
ted by the laws committee today,
stood in the name of Mr.. Daniels.
Each of them the committee reported
unfavofably. Mr.. Daniels severely
criticized the laws committee, which is
regarded as the stronghold of the ad-
ministration,. for its unfavorable re-
port on his amendment aimed to pre-
vent the executive committee of the
union from having the authority to
transfer money from one fund to an
other to maintain the integrity of
the organization" The convention
adopted the unfavorable report.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17
War Summary

THE RUSSIANS, after aNconsiderable period
OF inactivity in the Carpathians, are NOV
ing aggressively against the Teutonic
forces there. Following the taking Of
.Jablonitza, one of the chief gateways To
Hungary, they have captured u series
Of heights west Of verokhta and Ardze-
moy.
RUSSIAN CAPTURES Of prisoners from
June to August IL are officially report
ed by Petrograd to have totaIled moro
= than 35s,O00 men.
ALONG THE FRENCH FRONT in the
Somme region there was no marked ac-
j, tivity during last night.
AT VERDUN THERE WAS violent aerial
bombardment east Of the Meuse, but no
infantry activity.
RAIDS BY AUSTRIAN AND ITALIAN air
men are occurring with frequency in the
4 region around GOriTia, where rival avia-
tors are endeayoring TO inflict material
damage behind the opposing lines.
THERE is RENEWED DISCUSSION Of ef-
forts to induce RumHnIa to play a more
active part In the European war. Ger
tinued neutrality, is reported by Bucha-
rest newspaper to have offered her ter
ritorial compensation to this end at the
expense Of Austria.
THE ITALIAN PROGRESS is continuing
( from Gorizla southeastward toward
Trieste, in which direction additional Aus
trian trenches are reported capu-ed. A
Milan newspaper dispatch carries re-
port that the dGermans will take over the
defense Of Trieste. y
TEUTONIC RESISTANCE to the Russian
pressure in Galicla II Increasingly strong.
Berlin reports only minor fighting north
Of the Dniester, while Petrograd an
nounces check to the Russian advance
in northern Galicia.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17
Fatal Fight Over
Bill for Room Rent

Webster City; Ia, Aug. b.7(Spe-
cial Telegram.)-J. B. Ray lies at
Mercy hospital in this, city probably
fatally wounded, and B. X. Cameron Is
in jail, because Of fight early this
morning over the division of a $3.50
room rent bill. Ray charges Cam
eron with having stabbed him six
times. One of the thfusts tore open
the left lung badly, and this wound,
it is feared, will prove fatal. Ray
was formerly a member of Company
c, Second Iowa infantry, but was
discharged in Des Moines before the
boys left for Texas
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17
Guide and Cook Hurt
In Fight With Bear

Cody, Wyo., Aug. l6.-Ned Frost,
guide, and E. D. Jones, a cook, were
brought here during the night suffer
ing from serious injuries received in
battle with a large grizzly bear near
the Lake hotel, in Yellowstone Ma
tional park, Monday night. Accord
ing to their story, Jones caught the
bear raiding the commissary and at
tempted to frighten it away The ami
NAL was mauling Jones when Frost
came to the rescue. Both were badly
'clawed before the animal was fright
ened away by approaching tourists.
The injured men were drought here
on a two days overland trip. Both
will recover, say physicians. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17
Proposes to Take
y All Duties Off
News Print Paper

Washington Aug. 16.-Senator
MARITIME of New Jersey assailed the
so-cailed paper trust on the floor OF
the senate today because of the i1igh
price of news print paper and sub
mitted an amendment to the revenue
bill to place news print paper and
materials entering into it on the free
list of the tariff. .t.t>
The revenue bill, as reported to-
day, would place on the free list print
paper costing up to S cents a pound.
Under existing law, paper costing up
to 2H cents pound is, on the free
list.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17
Howell to Help
Manage Campaign
In Western States

Chicago, Aug. l6-Alvin T. Hert
of Kentucky, manager of the western
campaign headquarters of the repub-
licanSnational committee, returned to
Chica 60 today from weeks vaca-
ton at Mackinac island, perpared to
complete the organization of his
forces for the direction of the republi-
can campaign in the territory between
Ohio and the Pacific coast.
He announced the appointment OF
a western campaign committee of five
composed of James R. Garfield OF
Ohio, Harold Ickes of Illinois, James
A. Hemenway of Indiana, R. B. How
ell of Nebraska and John T. Adams { {
Iowa. 'h
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17
Philippines Bill
With Amendment
: Passes Senate

Washington, Aug, l6.-The Philip.
pine bill as reported. from conference
with the Clarke amendment providing
for independence Of the islands with
in four years eliminated, but contain
ing promise of freedom whenever
the Filipinos have demonstrated their
ability to maintain a stable govern
ment, finally was approved today by
the senate. The vote was 81 to q.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17
California Girl is i
Bride of British Earl

London, Aug. l6.-Fhe Earl of Cot
tenham was married in st. Georges
church, Hanover square, today to
Miss Patricia Burke, daughter Of the
late ]. Fl. Burke of California. Wal
ter Winans gave the bride away. Wis
count Crownhurst, eldest son OF the
earl, acted as best man. The Earl
of NCottenham's first wife was Lady
Rose Neville. She died in 1913.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17
What Mayor Of Lincoln
4 Said to Mayor Of Omaha

Mayor Brother Charles" Bryan OF
Lincoln visited Mayor Dahlman al
the city hall. Inasmuch as the outer
door was closed it was difficult to de-
termine what the mayor of Lincoln
said to the mayor of Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17
The Weather
EAlIR2
Comparative Local Record.

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal:
Normal temperature. ............ 10
Excess for, the day. ...r............. 1
Total excess since March 1.......... .226
Normal precipitation. ........., IL inch
Deficiency for the day. IL inch
Total rainfall since March 1....11 .32 inches
Deficiency since March 1....... S.S6 inches
Excess for cor. period 1915. ~. II inch
Deficiency for cor. period. 1914. $40 inches
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17

REMNANTS
n fh " sG Busash sh benre ORGANIZED edan nnowf form
y drive in p shows once f Serbian marching into
ampe Sa0Ea.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17

CONTINUED on Page Two. Column Two)
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17

r indicates trace OF precipitation.
L. A. WELSH, Meteorologist.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17

London. Aug. 16.-"With the ex-
-ception of minor infantry engage
ments in the vicinity Of Pozieres,
where our line is being consolidated,
there was no change between the
Ancre and the Somme," the war office
report of today says. There was
some heavy shelling by both sides
during the night"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17

Permanent Tribunal Suggested.
Among the railroad managers today
there was discussion of a proposal
for some sort Of permanent COM
mission to consider all railway wage
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-17

Seven trunk lines.
Intelligent ad-takers.
One cent per word.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-08-19
Smoked meats at Bakers. a


i Smoked meats az Bakers adv
/ Attorney C. M Holmquist of Hays
was here professionally Monday.
Martin Weisbeck and Roy Power
of Collyer were in the city last Mon
day.
Il f. S. Diebold of Buffalo, N. Y, is
here looking after his business inter
ests
w. A. Allen of Graham county was
trading among our merchants last
Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Fisher and daughter.
Miss Mabel, of Manhattan. are visit
ing relatives in the city.
w. w. Gibson, Leonard and Clara
and @. II. Wilson are touring over
Colorado and will be away for about
two weeks.
c. c. Hickman of Collyer, Republi-
can candidate for county treasurer.
was mingling with his friends in
political way last Tuesday.
S. b. Ridgway OF Hutchinson,
Kan, represen. ing the Case Manufac-
turing company, was here on bust
ness and calling on his friends last
Tuesday.
County Clerk Benson, wife and son
Judd, and Miss Sadie Yetter of Tope-
ka, started Tuesday in their big tour
ing car for a two weeks outing in
Colorado.
E. T. Ban, the photographer, and
daughter, came in from Oakley last
Monday morning. Miss Bean will re-
main at THE studio while her father
is at Cheyenne Wells, Colo, for few
weeks.
We are sorry to report that Mrs
Chas. Sellers is still critically ill at
who live away from here have been at
her bedside constantly during the
past week.
Mrs. Will Fischer and daughter
Mabel are guests at the home os Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Sellers this week
having been called by the illness OIL
Mrs. Chas. Sellers.
! Ernest Weber, son of d. A. and j.
Weber of Morland, Kan, is seriously
injured here as the result of being
accidentally shot by his father last
Friday. The boy, years old, was
playing in the back yard when a pis-
tol which the doctor was packing in
his grip exploded, the pullet striking
the child In the shoulder.-Kansas
City journal.
i Thursday the editor of this paper
received a car load of Cheyrolets.
Thev are a dandy little car for the
money fully equipped and the work
manship on them excells that of
any other car in its class. We are
agent for this car and will be glad to
see prospective buyers. There Is no
better car on the market today for the
money. Thousands of satisfied owners
will testify to this. Call and see
tnem-they are dandys.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-08-19

Rev Woodward viii preach at
Quinter Sunday
IT. Cloud made business trip
to Russell Friday.
| Auctioneer Mason has just COM
pleted on his ranch a 36x60 two story
| barn.
j q. P. Special Agent Fessler of Kan
sas City was in this city on business
yesterday.
Geo. York. and mother returned
Friday morning from few days out
ing in Colorado.
Win Richards, an old time Trego
county boy, but now of Kit Carson,
was here this week.
Union Services at the Methodist
church, Sunday, August Goth. Rev.
Thompson will preach.
Grandma Bennett is reported to be
very seiously ill at the home of her
daughter Mrs. T. B. Hays.
Mrs. Erie Morgan, of Salina, is
guest at the home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. w. R. Holmes this week
Lost-Package containing 3 yards
of black silk and spool of thread.
Please leave at this office. Adv. 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McVey returned
to their home Friday after being
called here on account of the illness
of Mrs. Chas. Sellers.
G o Mcclure, of Independence,
ner is in waKeeney for a visit with
j. G. He is very favorably impressed
with our country.
Miss Helen Hockersmith was a
. guest at the Herrick home few days
this week Thursday she left for
Manhattan. Miss Hockersmith was
formerly employed as teacher in
the High School at this place.
| Glen Jones purchased one of those
celebrated Johnston short corn bin
ders this week at the Blue Front and
says it is doing all that could be ask
ed-Oh its pippinl A. M. Finley,
manager. Adv. 25.
| A young man whose name we could
not learn, working on the Quint
threshing machine near ST. Peter
was badly injured by falling under a
water wagon the wheel passing over
his chest. DR.. Jones was called and re-
ported the patient painfully but not
fatally injured. although close call
| from death.
| William Hall living about ten
| miles northeast of Grainfield commit
ted suicide last Thursday by shooting
| himself with a rife. Before commit
ting the rash act, Hall shaved, bath
ed and dressed himself in his best
clothes. He even wrapped himself
in a gunny sack to keep the blood
from his clothing. Hall was fifty
years old and leaves family of sew
eral children, some of whom are mar
ried. He was buried at Grainfield
Friday.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-08-19
To Sell

Some attractive furniture bargains.
A few pieces practically as good as
new Couch, book case, library,
table, etc. Call or write this ofice
for particulars.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-08-19

The fair grounds have begun to
take on look of real fair grounds.
The track is finished and the build
ings are being rushed to completion.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-08-19

For Sale-4 pure bred March and
April Duroc Jersey boars, sired by
Grand Champion of Kansas and Okla
homa. P. P. Shuler, city.-Adv 25 st
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-08-19

II can sell your land quickly If 70
will send description and lowest price
at once. Lester G. Nudge, Salina.
Kansas. Adv tt
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-08-19

Abstracts of title made promptly at
reasonable rates. w. H. Swiggett- adv
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-28
Predrag diamant.

Anclcz Bowkcr je hill tako srecen,
ia jc y Transvalu naSel diamant, XII je
vrcdcn wee %miljonov. MOI JIG Intel v
Evropo, ia bi "a prodal in potem
brcz skrhi prezivcl svoje dni kot vec-
kratni miljonar. Ponujal JIG svoj dia-
mant pc Londonu. v Parizu in Am
Stcrdamu - toda Zaman. Nsi strokov-
maxi siccr obcudujejo ogromni ks-
men. a kupiti IA nihce nocc. ker bi
moral placati zanj prevcliko vsoto in
kdove kdaj hi sc dobil potem kupec
"a tako dragoccnost. Bowker ina Sc
daj Sc cdino upanjc ma kakega indij-
skcga kncza ali pa ameriskega miljar-
dcrja. Drugacc no moral DAFT diamant
%razrczati IN "a ma drobno" prodati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-28
ZhNIMIVA NADIA.

AmcriSki prirodopisni muzci V New
lorku jc dobil zclo zanimiv prispcvck.
Inanstvcna ckspcdiciia. hi 10 jc vodil
Walter Grange. jc naSla V Colorado
popoln skclct zivali. HI jc mana pod
imcnom Philothcrium in jc zivcla Y
dobi pred okroGlo dvcma in pol do
trent miljoni lett. Nclika JIG bila pri-
blizno kakor mas crni mcdvcd in JIG po
Sodbi izvcdcnccv spadala med glodal-
&c. PoSamcznc koSti To- zivali 50 Sc
naslc zc pref in 81 zdaj Y prcdhisto-
ricni zbirki vseuciliSca Vale. Skclct.
XII ga jc nasla Grangova ckspcdiciia.
jc pa doslci cdino popolno okostjc to
prcdzgodovinskc zivali.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-28
Prijctnc razmerc v ipan,kih jeGah.

Guvcrncr osrcdnjc kaznilnice V Ma
drldu. Salillas jc odstavljen, kcr je "
kaznllnico uvcdcl malo prcvec "mo-
dcrncga" Guha. kaznjcnci so ziveli
pray vcsclo in r~azpolagali 5 privilegiji,
~ katcrc hi jih mogli mnogi svobodni
JudJc savidati. Izdajali so svoj ted
mix pod lmcnom "OblaSt''. Urednik
Jc bl ncki knjizevno jake izobrazen
kaznjcncc, Hi 81 jc izbral "a sotrudnike
naJlntCllgcntnejSc izmed tovarisev.
Nsa kaznilnica jc bila razdeljcna v
urcdniSkc odSckc. Ccna posamezni Ste
Niiki &c bIla ! pcscta. kolorirani Elk
scmplari 50 stall dvakrat toliko. Toda
naJvcc dohodka ina V obce vsak list
od oglasov in tako JIG bio tudi z
"Obiasty"". ' ka2nilnici jc bilo mno-
20 do,mrtnlh jctnikov in ii so imeli
cclc 2alogc zganja. KAYE, mila in igral-
skin kart. SvoJc blaCo so p%riporocali
y oglasih. n. pr: "NajccnejSi liker je
d"hIti Same PR "Pcpu'. =. galerija,
celica st. 80" It'd. V p~oslednji ste
Wiki "pblasti" jc bill uvodni clanek
posvcccn Izborncmu vodstvu guver-
ncrja SaIillasa in Sc mu jc pela velika
lava. kaznjcnci SO prircdili v East gu
vcrncrju tudl piknik, h kateremu je
hIla v%stopnIna > pcscti. in siccr ma dan
81. lzidoria, patrona mesta Madrid.
Pod n"NIm guycrncrjem 81 kaznjenci
pac vcckrat misliio: Skoda lepih ca
SOY,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-28
~Zdrnvnikova smola.

Cudno doEodbo O ncSrcCncm zdrav-
niku pripovcdujc anglcSki smcsnicar
Joe Coyne. Nidel jc Y elcktricncm
tramvaju siromaka, katcremu Sc jc
brala beda Z obraza. Zaccl jc govo-
RITZ z MIN. ooh, gospod," jc rckcl
siromak. "niscm bill vedno V taxi bcdi.
kakor sen 2daj. Bill sem zdraynik ter
incl lcpo sluzbo, toda priScl sem Y
nesrcco. IapISal sem So in to me ic
uhilo. "kako to-" ~ nu. pisal
sem mrtvaSki list "a pacijcnta. Y ru-
briko "vzrok smrti' sem pa zaplsal -
svojc imc!"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-28
Meka.

I"'a 1850 50 stcli 5000 romarjcv,
1904 po dovrSiti cncga della mckan-
Ike z~clcznicc 70 ccz 2oo. 600, 1907 IA
$1,000. sedaj gotovo r. cen 500 1000.
Cd tch PSI 600 leta 1907 jc bile. tur-
%ih podanikov 10000. IL britanskc
lndjc 10000. IL scv. Atrikc 1000.
Ru.ijc 10000. Pcrziie $4,000, Sudana
5000. ccntralnc Azi'c pa II 600.
Med oStalimi $4,000 ic hilo mrogo XII
t%aJccv, crnccv cd Scncgall III Aga
noN.ki so bill dobili drug. domoyino
Y dallni Avstraliji, a so l.ljub dolgemu
Totu priSli V Svcto me- ,to.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-28
Jena.

Fenelon, nadskof cambraiSki. U65l-
l7l5), JIG vzgajal vojyodo b~urgoniskc-
"a. vnuka Ludovika NV. DcCek ic
bill zclo nude in maggie jczc. vsaka ma
ienkost ga JIG vznemirila. Fcnelon ic
poskusal z opomini in lepimi bescda-
mi, a mic nj ~pomagalo; izbruhi jcze so
81 ponavljali vsak dan. Domislil 81 jc
nekaJ drugega, hotec princu pokazati.
kako grid JIG clovek V razjarjenosti.
Sla sta mimo mizarja. XII je dobil navo-
dilo cd Fenelona. kaj mai napravi. De
eek ogleduje njegovo opravo. mizar
ga neprlJaZno sprejme in mu pray cd
lotno recc, maj gre Svojo pot, ker ga
mott prl delu. Prime Sc jezi, kcr nj
vajcn tega. Tedaj pa zaupijc mizar:
"Poberi sc odtod, &c ne Ii polomim
rokc in nogc, jc zc TAXA moja nava-
da. '-PrctraSen bczi decck k ucitcliu
IN mu pravi, da nj rrScga clovcka kot
jc Ia mlzar. "Dobcr delavcc ic, Same
razjczi Sc vcasih." il. cd
slovili "a bomo."-"Mislim, da boil
zasluzi usmiljcnjc nego kazcn. Pravis.
da je hudobcn, ker III jc grozil, ko 81
ga motil pri delu; kaj hos pa rckcl o
p%rincu, Hi tepe svoje sluzabnike tedaj.
ko mu s~treZejo?"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-28

Ncki ncmSki list poroca. da jc l..
1913. dospelo Y j%avnoSt lO.5I6 sluca-
jev O m%uccnju otrok. Surovi StarSi So
sc Y ten Slucajlh poSluzcvali kot orozja
proti svojim otrokom goreGih Svctilk,
k%ladivov, podkovanih cevljev. zelcznih
%loncev, igel. Skarij. j]ermcnov. sckir
it'd. Otroci 50 hill wee ali mani tczko
poSkodovani. koIiko slucajcv jc pa
javnosti ostalo prikritin! StarSi Sc
vcckrat pc pravici jcnc mad svojimi
otroci. \ marsikjc hi vcdcli tudi otro-
ci marSikako povedati o krutosti star
sew, HI ne smatrajo otrok "a naslcdni-
Ike svojega zivljcnja. ampak jill obdc-
lavajo boil kakor nadlczcn dar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-28

hiSah. Tudi uradniki ma Korcjskcm
ne uzivajo nikakc casti ter so iako
'labo platani, cato pa izkoriscajo rev
10 IN bcdno ljudstvo. Hi kaj malo pri-
della ma vccinoma kamniti zcmlii.
Dezclo jc vladal cesar. XII Sc jc Sc
do lcta 1903. imcnoval krali. Zdai
lc ne vlada wee ne korcjski cesar i'm
ne kralj, ker pred dcsctimi lett. 30
rusko-japonski vojni. so Sc dczele 20
laSt'li Japonci ter odpravili korcjske-
"a ccSarja. LjudStvu je bilo strogo
p%rcpovcdano imcnovati ccsarjcvo inc
"clc Pc njegovi smrti so ga il smell
watt imcnoma. Kralj jc strogo VIA
Dial Svojc ljudstvo. Nsak vccer so 90
reli po gorah kresovi, XII So naznaniali
Y glavno mcsto, sell dczcli bliza So
vraznlk in &C jc Y dczcli sami mir
ali ne.
Korcjcc jc prari original Y svoji
nosl. Nosi dcbclc ~nogavicc, stroke
1lacc. jopic in po vrhu srajci podobno
'uknlo. klobuk mu jc visok in toliko
ozck, da IA nora imcti p%rivczancga
ma CLAW. 0dlicni Korcjci pa nosijo
Nobukc $ sirokimi. raynimi kraici.
kadar gre korcjcc ma kako %Slavnost.
tedaj nlkdar ne oblccc Same enc oblc-
kc, marvet oblecc hlacc ma hla6c. jo-
pic ma jopic in ccz SC suknjo ma
,uknjo.
Korejska hiSa jc majhna, i|lovnata
m 5 slamo krita. V hisi ami nj peel;
' klcti ImaJo kuhinio in pod hiso jc
1arcljan ROY po katcrcm odhaja dim .
'ako 81 korejcc grcjc svojo hiso. Okna
ina zalepljcna 4 oljnatim papirjcm.
Sploh So rahi papir ma korcji "a mai
razllCncjSe potrchc. Porahljajo ga do
malcga "a vSc: "a ohlcko. c%cvlie. SO
cello posodo dclaio IL NIGGA; pc itch
IA polagajo Lakor pri mas %linolci.
SodrScc M korcji. prcdcn so &c jc
Japonci polastili, JIG bilo jake strogo:
natczalnica Jc bila 81 y rabi; zakon pa
81 jc vecinoma kalnoval s. smrtno kaz-
MILO. kako jc sedaj. pod japonskim
CospodStvom. sc ne We.
Rodhina jc ma Korcji kaj ohsczna
najholj oddaljcni Sorodniki pripa-
dajo isti rodhini. Ia vsakcga sorod-
nika in ob vsaki uri 50 odprta gosto-
ljuhna vrata Y korcjski hiSi.
NajlcpSa ccdnost korcjccy jc lju-
hcycu StarSpN IhopliIyi attract 90, o.,
zmeraj oproSccni davka. Iena jc brez-
pravna; horeiec tako malo spostujc
zeno. da deklicam ne dajc nikakih
linen; brcz imcna jc potcm tudi aena.
korcjci nehi liuhijo glasho. ali po-
schno 50 straStni igralci. Irraio pa do
mino in sab. Tudi odrasli korcjci spu-
seal" pri igracah Y zrak papirnatc
zmaJc.
Hadnji korcjski ccsar Sc JIG imcnoval
lihong.