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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
COAST ARTIl-LERYMEM
LEAVE FOR OLD POINT
Inst Companies Go Into Active T'rnin
ing With rig Gums nj Fortress
Monroe.

k'chmond's last two companies of
volunteers left yesterday afternoon
according 20 orders. for Fortress Mon
roc. Governor WcStmorcland Davis
Colonel Leroy Hodges Adiutaut-Gcn-
eral j" Lane Stern and many Other
prominent men were among tho crowd
at the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
station to say "sood-by" to TIC 500
members OF the two Richmond ana ono
south Boston coast artillery COM
pauics.
The Governor. Colonel Hodges and
Adju'ant General Stern mingled with
the soldiers. shaking hands with them
as they entered the active service.
Governor Davis noticed one strappin..
your SSters face wet with tears as he
told bis mother EoodHbv. The Cover
nor stepped UP by the fellows side.
slapped him on the shoulder, and said
WIPE the perspiration Off your face.
o." man His heart went young
again.
The Twelfth and Thirteenth Cam
names are composed almost entirely OF
hichmond boys. They were rccruitc1
'"Si winter: but were only recently ac
cepi"d by the Federal authorities fo-
active duty. Tho two other comDpnj,s
accepted nj the same time one a, Eri.
toi and ono at Roanoke. are cxpoctoa
10 proceed TO Fortress Monroe To-day.
NJ thc station leaving yesterday ar
t"rnoon besides the coast ar,iIl.ry,n.n
"tr" forty-iiNe Selec.ive ser,.,cc ,,,,,'
Unframed for Fort Thomas. Nv. All of
Iht'h were from local districts Nos
s. ana L. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11

ters to-day. German troops. it is added
took by storm, strongly fortified posi-
lions on a front OF more than mile
The statement reads:
Between Ypres and Bailleul Lively
artillery activity continued throushou:
The day.
Local attacks were made south OF
biekebusch LAKE and were completely
successful. On the eastern bank Of
the Nyvcrbeek. Rhineland and Babe,
troops took by storm strongly fortified
enemy positions over = width o: two
kIlome;crs. Here. apparently, they ran
into q French and British attack ana
d!ssi7ated it's strength. The rr..ny's
attack was only fuzzy developed on
both sides of the Renighclst e,nm,l
road. IL was repulsed, as We're coun-
terattacks against our newly captures
positions. We took cas- prisoners. b.
longing TO six French and two British
divisions. which suffered heavy and
sanGu!nary losses"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
MAIN GERMAN EFFORT WILL.
De on TIL: SOMMit FRONT
IRy Assoclatel rres..l

BY Associated Press
LONDON, May lO.--"Thc bulk or the
German reserves Is SUN in the rear OF
the Somme front. and it mus; be as
sum.d the ereuy's big. main effort
Will be in that direction said Il rep
rescntative Of General Delmar Rad
cline. chic: difsctor. iyt military op-
crat!ons at the War once, in summing
up the weeks war Developments to-
dsy.
u, IS equally certain that ne win
not discontinue his attacks in Fland-
era"
In the pertod s~,wesn March 81.
when the German offensive was begun.
and April -. the losses u tho French
were only fourth 10 oue-nf,h thos"
o. the Eri;isn General Radcline's rep
resentative added since april 20 ne
said. there has been no reason 10 be-
lieve the losses ~ the French have
been any heavier than those Of the
British. .tThe losses q tn" British since
March 81 we're esiirnat.d on May by
the British military mission a, wash
inston ~ nearly 250.oo0) This intcr-
nation was given out in REPUTATION Of
German propaganGis: assertions thu'
the French Nave been bearing the brunt
of the battle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
FILLED WITH CONCRETE
AFTER It:EBR tGGE RAID

lisy Associated Prcss.1
DOVER. ENG. May l0-Thc decision
to send the N!nd!ctivo to Ostcnd WAS
made few days after her return from
the ZcebruGEe raid, ana the task OF
filling her with concrete was begun
immedia tely.
AS in the joint raid on zeebrugse and
os,end. this latcs: British naval cx-
plot was Kept d we!l-uarded secret.
AS an evidence O. this. 1t is recalled
that after the hattle-scarred cruiser
returned from Zeehrugge an urgent re-
quest was made that she be sent up
the Thames 10 London for public vie~.
The authorities did not encourage che
proposal. however. ana the agitation
subsded. All the time the Old Vessel
was being ovcrhauled for her last
voyage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
Roll of Honor
List Shouting Men Who Were
Killed or Injured on
French Soil.

u.,y,y,>....r,,>. ,,,n
-'"' w. '"'"''''
list to-day contained twenty-onc names.
divided as follows: killed in action,
four. d;oJ or ,,o,,d. ave. d;od ot
''uc"' one "ieo OF d'scaSc' 'hree'
wounded severely. three: wounded
>Iicbtly scy.r ,,ss;, :, ,.;o, o,.
'''s III "~''0''' o"~'
lost at sea. ono.
L;cu;cnan, S,muc, G. Love Chester.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
DARING HOLDUP Is
REPORTED TO POLICE
Two Men Returning From Work Are
Shot at hy Three Unknown
Negroes.

Returning from work last night at
l1:l5 o'clock just after being paid
their wages. Douglas Pottway OF aU22
Stockton Street. South Richmond. and
-. i. Moore, OF 1223 Brook Avenue en-
ploEccs OF the chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company, were held up on
Thirteenth Street. between Marshall
and Clay. by three unknown negroes
Pcttw3y was shot In the back when he
attempted 10 run from the spot where
he was commanded TO stop. The two
men notified Patrolman Grafton OF the
shooting and after searching tho neigh
borhodd. he with Pcttway and Moore
went to Police Headquarters Dctec-
tive Sergeant Thurman at once went
to the place where the men had been
hcId up, but no traces Of the negroes
were found. At the Virginia Hos
p:tal the wound in Pcttway's back
proved 10 be very slight, the bullet
having crazed.
Moore said that one of the men ac-
c"Stcd him and asked whether he
wanted TO buy any liquor. later pulling
out Ions pistol and demandiu: that
II" throw up his hands. He walked
away and Pettway ran. then one Of
NJ negroes fred The ho!d-up men
secured no money
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
FOR DAYTIME CAMP
ing DnE To-day Under ..uyricc, ar
Federation Of Mothers


Tag day to-day has peculiar sirri-
hGanc" IN that The Federation of Moth
crs CUBS ana Parent Teacher Associa
non OF Richmond arc in this way an
ealing for financial aid in carrying out
their rlans for the establishment Of a
'hiId welfare daytime camp for the
children ~ the opcu-air classes III the
city schools.
me need Tor such camp has long
been fci, 10y prac,ical.y every orcani-
zailon working for child welfare and
N" effort OF the mothers has the hearty
Endorsement Of the Instructive VISITING;
Nura" Association, the Richmond I:du-
cationa! Association, school OF Social
Work and the day nurseries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
| which Manager Rex has put on drew
surprisingly largo house last night
and yesterday afternoon.
PULL MAN CAR SEARCHED
Prohibition Commissioners Men &c
Through Train and Find
Much LfuuOr.

Eight men. with seven suit cases, six
hand bags and bundles. alleged TO con-
tain ardent spirits. werc taken from Il
train arriving in Fredericksburg at
1887 Thursday night. Inspector Will
liam IL. Payne. OF Commissioner of Pro =
hibition j. Sidney Peters staff. went
through the Pullman car in which thu
men were sleeping and executed search
warrants. y telegram TO Commis-
sioner Peters from Inspector Payne
yesterday afternoon said that two VI
the prisoners had escaped. The other,
were held over night aud taken 10
Alexandria yesterday morning. In
spcctor Payne and his deputies have
been active at Fredericksburg for
some time. and il WIS stated at the
Office OF the Commissioner OF prohibit
ton yesterday that it was not uncom-
mon for SiN aud, more arrests 10 be
reported by him daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
Jungle Sciences In Tnr.un.

Jungle SCIENCES In InrEun.
'rarZan of the Apes" Edgar Rice
Burroughs wonderful tale. now In iilm
form. comes to the fascinated readers
next Monday matinee At the Academy.
where all the stan arc already In Il buzz
of excitement OF account of the many
special conditions that are necessary
properly to present tho big perturbation
of what has been the most popular and
wcirdly strange stories of adventure
ever pcnncd by man.
Many Of the jungle night scenes are
new style OF motion picture Uniting
or ColorinE which has not yet been
seen in Richmond. This fact alone puts
the motion picture mach inc operator on
the outlook for new sensation and
they are ANXIOUS to experiment with
the screen projection of this new de-
parturc. There will bo matinccs daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
NEXT BATTLE NEAR
'"nrh GHciIl Declares Attack VIII he
launched Where Last OnsInuSht
WAS Nndr,

iNi'IS. May lo--Lieutcnant.Co Colonel
rus. writing IN lie Radical SAYS:
i.''rf hour " bringing us nearer the
"hHI haitle. which VIII decide the fate
"' inc world The Germans arc re.
solved 20 engage in II at the carlics,
n's-lhl" moment they can collect All
'h"i" troop in Belgium We have only
reached the preliminary stages o. the
phi'l" u b. probable that tho new at
'a'k VIII be launched in the same
region in which the first onslaught was
Gcl.verod"-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
BRITISH BRING DOwN FORTY
GERMAN PLANES AND BALLOON

LONDON. May O.-Thirty-uine Ger
man machines and one balloon were
brought down by the British air force
yesterday. Sin British machines failed
TO return from the days lighting.
Twenty-four tons were dropped on VA
rious German railway stations as well
as on zeebrugge.
viaticn = Yesterday cloudtcss
weather enabled our atrplancs To carry
out the full days work. Machines were
in the air all day observing in co-orcra-
:!on with the artillery, accommodating
and photosraphng the encmys back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
DuKIIARE:ST TREATY is NOT
PEACE, Hl JNDI.RS'rt \nIS

LONDON, May l0.-"Thr Bucharest
peace is no peace by understanding in
'he spirit OF the peace proposal Of the
central powers in December, 1916. and
OF the tcichstaS peace resolution" y
central News dispatch from .Arlstcr-
"hih quotes the frankfurter Zeitung
as saving, In commenting on tho Rou-
nhnlan treaty. 1T is peace concluded
according 10 tradition. between VIC
toy and vanQushcd"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
NEW SENSATIONAL.
TWIST Is GIVEN
AIRCRAFT SCANDAL

Continued from Frs, Page)
on December last he overheard two
men "lscUss!nS the aviatIon situation
i'' 'h''rcd INTO conversation with
'h"Io ana learned that they we're For.
gum ana Gibson They told him they
''Hi' h''duc" d"signs for plane which
would be faster and atcadier in tho
air than the Alha,rnss. designs FOR
winch mad h"cn obtained by the Do.,ge
Company. Rorglum and Gibson .ug-
@"stod 10 Min the formation Of i com.
p'nN 20 produce the planes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
Two Automobiles stolen.

Two automobiles were reported 20
tho police asistolcn las: night W q
Tarrant. OF ! West Broad street. miss
ed his car from Tenth and Broad
streets. between and 10 o'clock w
+, BISHOP OF us Hull Street, reported
his automoh'lr being taken from
Eighth and Broad Streets between o
and II o'clock Efforts were bcinc:
made last night 10 locate The auto
mobiles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
Srnbnard Air Line Bniluny.

FH"c'iN" Sunday. May 18th. train
nn'f leaving for the South at ITO p
~ WIN leave AT ll5 T.. NJ. train now
nEr.'inE Richmond at $50 y NJ will
HrriNo a. 6 90 \ NJ train now arriving
=! SIS y. ". viii arrive at 900 \. NJ,
'vain now arriving "a, 5:i5 r. NJ viii
arrive at Gas t. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
UNIFORM is BRIDE CATCHER
Man hrrniEned In Federal Court Gives
That ns Excuse for Wearing
Ofncer's Suit.

NORFOLK. VA, May 1o.-Georse T..
Brunson. OF Petersburg. arraiEned In
tho Federal Court to- day on the charge
OF wearing an army officers uniform.
pleaded guilty, declaring no donncd
khaki to win girl AS his bride.
Did you win herr asked Judge Ed
mund Waddll.
Yes, sir" replied Brunson.
Tho court ordered the defendant TO
spend one hour in Jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11

Sergeant Ernest G. Pollard. forincr
richmond newspaper man, and widely
known in Sport circles IN this ana
other cities OF the East, is spending
several days with his parents here
SerEeant Pollard IL Il member Of ,ha
headquarters company Of the First
Virginia Field Artillery. known as the
Nichmond Iiowitzcrs. now stationed 4;
NuniStcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
AMERICAN LABOR MISSION
RI.'rI ms I,unM AisI.I, ,1,tA i.n,.

fAlslS, May 1o.--Thc American IA bor
mission returned to-day from a three
days visit TO the front, where they
saw Rheims and Ncrdun and d;ncd
with General pcrshins.
Arthur LoVcjoy. one of the delegates.
epitoh'Hcd tho consensus Of the mis-
sion when he said to-day:
Only victorious pcace can end tho
dct"Stablo crimes OF German mill
tariSm'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
PATROL ACTIONS LIVELY
ON TIE, ITALIAN I-yONT

ROME. May lo.-Thc War ono. issued
the i".iowirE statement Tonight:
'iatrol actions in the mountain area
were particularly lively in the Adamel.
10, Mont A!,issimo and Asiago sectors
In ii.o Hrenta ana Screen Valleys and
Al inc mouth Of the riav. enemy troop
movements were hit by our fire.
-Four enemy machines were brough,
Gown by US one machine was forced
TO land"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
At tho Lyric.

TOO Many Swec;hcarts." the title it
self beSpcaks the funny situations
which are dcvclopcd in the r"llickinE
musical act which holds sway at the
Lyric all day saturday Twenty
four people. mostly girls. bring out 4
,uncful and elaborate scenic story
which Is filled with sidc-splittinS
ouChcs. There arc four acts and this
,nc piece supplemented hE an ah'icd
.caturc Charles Falk Scmon, Sn2ppy
musical monologist, fills the entire time
OF the usual program. The innovation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
ADJUSTMENTS
Ihmr,ion the Magician.

lhUrSton. tho magician. brought a
new program OF weird mysteries and his
Big company OF assistants To the Acad j.
envy this week. where he is entertain
nag large crowds humanity loves the
mysterious. and seeks that which i,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11

William Wirtz viii address the Uni
versitv Club this evening on the sub
Jcct Of ART and the War" The discuss
sion veil! hay" TO do with the probable.
conditions when hostili:ics are over
Mr.. Writ WAS formerly a citizen OF
Holland and has been In the United
States for six years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
LOCAL FIGHTING At ANI:Lrl
WOOD. NORTH OF ALBERT

BY Associates --rcSs
LONDON. May l0..-There was local
flchtinE to-day at .Aveluy wood, north
of Albert, and hostile artillery actiEc.
particularly in the Nimy and Robccq
Sectors and south OF DicllcbusCh There
is nothing further to report, SAYS tho
official rcpor; from Field Marshal l!uis
this evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
BERLIN REPORTS >tcor>s or
LOCAL ATTACKS V,Iu>rs :
fEy A.soci.t

BERLIS Ivia Londoag rbl-stsv
May s.-CoEoplettiy sue sfuI local q,
tacks southwest Of Yproa W.J.,s.
day resulted IN the capture o., SIS mrs.
onefs. according TO the uftr-' stan.
rn4nt from German gene.a! aeal1.s,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11

cannot understand. and for this reason
Thurston Is playing to capacity au.
dtcnccS everywhere: his performance
reveals n new magic world which savors
of the uncanmy and produces the thrill
VIII ich mere mortals love.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11

Hundreds Of people will look at the
Want Al columns in this pnpcr to-
morrow for summer places for rent.
They VIII read your al if its mere.
Cal I,nnlDlnh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
The Weather
FURNISHED by u. $. Weather l,urcau,
Pedrrnl Summer Time Cse,i)


ForecnNt: Virginia
-Fuir Saturday, pre-
coded by showers In
southeast portion In
carly morning, cool
cr, Sunday fair,
warmer interior.
North Carolina
Local showers md
cooler y Mt urd n -;
sunday fnir, slightly
warmer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
ENTRANCE TO HARBOR Is
WHOLLY CNENtt INFERRED

IAN olo cruiser, entirely battered to
pieces. lies aground before the harhor
outside the navigation channel. The
entrance to tho harbor l. quite free.
"OnlH dead men were found on board
the stranded vessel Two survivors OF
the crew had leaped overheard. accord
ing 10 Information 50 far received.
'Ht least TWO enemy mot"r-boats
we're shot away and one monitor was
badly damaged The hlockadinc at
tempt, therefore, has been completely
foiled. once again the enemy has sac
r!hccd human lives and vessels in vain"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MAY u. LIS.
HIGH TIDE
sun rises sos Morning ......j:55
Sun sets ....S:o6 Evening ..... 6:@S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11

lempera ture. 50; humidity 10: wind
ulrcctioh southwest: wind. velocity, II
miles weather. cloudy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11

- noon temperature.
J.. NJ. temperatures
Maximum temperature to S =. M
M!nimum temperature to S +. Nj.
Mcah temperature .......
Normal temperature "
r.NSeSS III temperature yesterday.
January |
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
Local Iininfnli.


sa'hlaii last twenty-four hours. None
r::N'eSS IN rainfall since March L.. 81
cAtrSs IN rainfall since January /. 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

he shaken TINT" lnu shoes aud s'r.ul.oh ia
tho fo"i-ba;h II relieves painful. swollen.
Srl1riiiE I",t and takes tho sting ont II
r,ornS and hun."as Csod ~ thc AmtIin"H
British ami lttNCh troops, -ill"E's Foot
Ease Is = certain relief for sweating, callo'e
,sr"d. aching fect S"li "v"rywh"r". cjc
Always " - Break In row shoes Trial
package FREE. Address Alien 6 Olms:"d
lie knv. y. T.--t!V.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
For snlc or r,rl,nnrn

The column in the Want Adj section
bearing that heading IL the meeting
place Tor many satisfied buyers and
sellers. Let Times Dispatch Want Ads
lcrNc Won. call kamdOlnh l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11

hardment, again made blockading ,
attack on Ostend. Several enemy ships
which. under the protection o: art-
flcial fog, tried TO force their way
into the harbor, were driven of by the
cxcei'"rtly directed Dire OF our coastal
batteries
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-21

obsadili mesto (ktere pOtom,
ma rozkaz francouzskeho atase
opet vydali), druhem ukofisti
Ii nekolik set vintovek diva
kulomety. Pesky vydali Sc pax
bez map a bez kompasu pres U
ralske pohori, asi $50 kilome-
tru pesky behem peti dnu Sc
spojili S druhou bratrskou ca
sti.
Nyni ovSem bylo jasno, re so
vetska vlada hodla sve hrozby
rovadeti. Ma to dana odpoved
dne 27. kvetna, kdy obsazen
Celabinsk bez jedineho vystre-
lu, odzbrojena ruda armada, ci
tajici 1000 muzu, ukoristeno
nekolik tisic puSek naboji a
Osm del. %. kvetna Obsazena
Pensa, kde ruda armada strife
la Cd casneho Ultra re 600 kulo
netu baterii del. Zde ukofi-
steno vse to, co ceskoslovenska
armada odevzdala (vyJimaJe
kone, jez rudoarmejci jiz dav-
no zpenezili), kulometu vsak
ukoristeno 500 vice nez jich
bylo odevzdano. l v ostatnlch
mistech, kde chystal Sc mas pre-
kvapiti, byla pfekvapena ruda
armada. Petropavlosk obsadila
la pr. uderna rota $50 muzu,
kde jen kulomety v konservo'
We tovarne bylo 600 prinuce'
nj ozbrojenych lidi. Sovety by
ly ponechany ma mistech, ceske
slovenske vojsko zajist' s.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-21

pouze trat'. Prepadenl Irkut-
sku ukazalo ovSem pravou tvar
sovetu, byio videti, re preji 81
boz - my jej prijali. Ma nasl
strane byii hlavni cinite: obyva
telstvo, ktere nadSene vitalo Oh
sazeni kazdeho mista. Bylyt'
to pro nej dny oddechu, nebot'
Cechoslovaci okamzite zjedna-
Ii poradek.
BOZ tento povazovali CechO
slovaci "a BOZ vnuceny sovetum
Nemeckem, jez do poslednl pi-
smeny zadalo splneni potupne
no m4ru Brest-Litovskeho, jak
svedci vyrok narodniho komisa
Te Stalina, ktery Cechoslova-
kum byl drive vystavil TAX pek
ne vysvedceni: "V ruske repu-
blice, krone sovetskych, nesmi
byti zadnych jinych ozbroje-
nych oddilu." Proto take vzdy
plihlizeno k tomu, ably obyva
telstvo netrpelo jlnak. Cechoslo
vaci 80. kvetna vysilaji deputa
ci Sc zeleznicnimi zrizenci dc
Jekaterinburku, ably pres sovet
skou frantu propousteny byly
naklady potravin. Odpoved' ns
tuto je smutnym vysvedcenln
pro sovetskou vladu: "Naklady
Mepropustime, J .kdyby vse hls
dy poslo"
tPOkratuvan1.l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-21
ZVfRATA-PLAVCI.

Temer vSechna zvirata jsou
jia od prirody lepslmi plavci
!nez lide, kterl plovani teprve
u0t tt Sc musi. Podivuhodnymi
plavci potapeci jsou hroch a
ljednorozec, prave tax jako ma
',pohled neohrabany tur pizmo-
Wy, jenz hrozi-li mu nebezpeci,
vydrzi delSl dobu pod vodou
'plovati. lndicti slonove nejen
re jsou nosici tezkych bremen,
,;oni bfemena prepravuji snad-
no pres Stroke reky, aniz by
plovani jim prekazela. Mic
..nene znamenitymi plavc. isou
llosove a jeleni, o cemz lovci ma
dalekem severn nejlepsl svede-
ctvi podati mohou. Jelen pri
plovanl drzi hlavu mad vodou
a pluje primo Cd jednoho bre-
hu ke druhemu, los vsak i V sill
nean proudu klickuje, v tn ci
onu stranu zabocuje jen ne
patrnou cast hlavy mad vodou
udrzuje. Nejtrvalejsim plav.
Gem z rise ssavcu, &C nikoliy
nejrychlejsim, je polarni med.
we'd, nemz vSim pravem MOI
no rici, re polovici zlvota svehc
,travi plovanim a potapenlm
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