davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1919-02-21
FOR $1,5O0 ASYEARLy
AVERAGE FOR TEACHERS
Commissioner of Education Clax-
ton Urges It Be Made Minimum
Within Ten Years.

A minimum average salary of S1aoD
the country within ten years is urged
by DR.. P. P. Claxton, United States
commissioner of education, in state
ment made today on inequalities in
teachers salaries. DIR. Claxton urges
that teachers salaries in all grades
be doubled within the next five years
and that 30 per cent increases then
be made. so that the average mini
mum shall be not less than $500.
TT is only by very large increases
in pay of teachers that we may hope
to improve our schools appreciably
said DR.. Claxton. Small increases
will not avail, for they will not be
sufficient to hold in the schools men
and women of superior ability Teach
ers are now paid less for their work
than any other class of workers. and
the increase in their pay in the last
few years has in nowise been in keep
ing with the increase in the cost of
living.
Many of the better teachers are
leaving the schools and their places
are taken by men and women of less
native ability. Students now enter
ing the normal schools to prepare for
teaching are not of as good quality as
they were formerly, and this means
that the standards of the schools must
continue to fall. The only remedy
is larger pay for teachers. Such a
policy and such prospect would at
tract to the schools more men and
women of superior ability and would
hold Them"
Evening star., 1919-02-21
WOMAN GETS A SCARE
FROM BURNING TRASH
Gropes Way Through Dense Smoke
in Apartment-Another Rescued
From G Street Building.

Miss Bessie NJ. Diggs, occupant OF
an apartment on the fourth floor OF
Bradford building, aos 18th street
was awakened by smoke this morn
ing about 7:15 o'clock. Thinking the
smoke was from the furnace. she took
her time dressing, but when she open
ed the door and found the hallway
filled with smoke she got her valu-
abIes together and gave an alarm.
1t was with difficlty that Miss
Diggs CROPPED her way through the
dense smoke and left the building
Firemen found a pile of trash in the
furnace room burning. They succeed
ed in extinguishing the fire before
any damage had been done.
Hundreds of persons. shoppers and
government employees on their way
home witnessed the rescue of Mrs
Mary SouthaIl from a burning build
ing at 927 G street yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Sonthall was overcome bs
| smoke, and was rescued by Private
A. J. Wernig of No. engine COM
pany She quickly revived. Origin oi
the fire was not determined. Dana &c
to the building and stock of McHugf
& Lawson, piano dealers. was esti'
mat at 81 900. The building is own
| ed by the Velati estate and was in
sured.
ort-circuited electric wires yes
terday afternoon caused a fre scare
| in the house of J. n. Corcoran, 1911
r street. Firemen responded to AT
alarm. but their services were MOI
needed.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
WILLIS BALLINGER WINS
IN ESSAY PRIZE CONTEST
Central High School Boy Is Award
ed Gold Medal by Sons of
Revolution

The gold medal annually awarded
by the Sons of the Revolution in the
District of Columbia for the best es-
say on topics of the revolutionary war
has been awarded to Willis Ballinger
of Central High School it is an
nouHced by Gaillard Hunt, chairman
of the committee on Judges.
The subject this year was An
thony Wayne's Capture of Stony
Point The medal will be presented
at joint exercises to be held by the
p. A. r., Sons of the Revolution in
the District and District of Columbia
Society Sons of the American Revolu-
tion at Memorial Continental Hall to-
morrow morning at 1880 o'clock.
Those who will take part in the pro-
gram include Brig. Gen. George Rich
ards. Mrs. George Barnett, Lieut. Jea n
Labat, Lieut. Charles Trowbridge
Tittman, Miss Annie Jett and members
of the National Quartet and the Guam
tico Glee Club.
Miss Grace Moore will sing Philander
Johnson's 8 song. Somewhere in France.
Mrs. Barnett will present the Sons of
the Revolution the first flag of the Con-
tinental United States Navy. the design
Of which originated with the first re-
cruiting officers of the Marine Corps. 1t
is the coiled rattlesnake with the words,
Don't tread on me- The address of
acceptance will be by Rev. Randolph Fl.
Mckim. Music viii be by the Marine
Band, led by William II. Santelmann.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
Making Books.
BY POP.

I'm glad | didn't cross the
brine ere Kaiser Bill took in his
sign. My friends all said, you
ought to go, and write some
rhymes about the foe. and that
will make him throw a fit, admit
he's had enough, and quit. "
Three times | packed large
valise with pipes and socks and
elbow grease, and said, "I'll hike
across the foam then changed
my mind and stayed at home.
It's fortunate | didn't go. or Id
have multiplied your woe; for
I'm the sort OF busy gent who'd
jot down notes where'er he
went, and then come home and
write book-as everybody
does, gadzookl The presses
groan away like fun, they turn
out warbooks by the ton, and
ali the gifted inky guys are
writing yarns of German spies,
Of mighty combats here and
there, upon the sea or in the air.
Consumers cry, We've had
enough of this soul searching,
curdling stuff! So give us
cheerful tales once more, as in
the sunny tales of yore!" But
still the presses whang and
clack, and turn out warbooks,
stack on stack And there'd be
one or more by me, had | gone
stopping DER the sea, instead OF
which ! stayed at home and kept
poultice on my dome.
WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
NEW POINT IN WEAPON LAW.
Judge Hardison to Decide Case of
Removal to New Home.

Interpretation of a new point in the
law against carrying concealed
weapons will he made by Judge
Robert Hardison in the case of Ar
thur Bowles, colored. tried in the
United States branch of the Police
Court yesterday morning. Bowles left
his nome. whence he was removing
his wearing apparel to a room he had
rented. carrying in his pocket re-
volver, taken from his bureau. He
was arrested before reaching his des-
tinstion.
Judge Hardison took the case under
consideration to determine whether or
not Bowles' action brought him with
in the exception of the law which per
rifs householder to carry a weapon
about his premises or from the place
OF purchase or repair
Evening star., 1919-02-21
WILL STUDY INFLUENZA.
Joint Committee Is Created to Com
pare Data Gathered.

A Joint influenza committee has
Just been created to study the cpl
dennic and to make comparable, SO
far as possible, the insaenza data
gathered by the government depart
nents.
The members of tts.s committee are:
DR.. William II. Davis. chairman. and
c. S. Sloane, representing the bureau
of the census; Dr. Wade FL. Frost and
Edgar Sydenstricker of the public
health service, Col. u. Z. Howard. Col.
Il. F. Russell and Lieut. Col. - G..
Love. I. 8. A.; Isieut. Commander J. r.
Phelps and Surgeon Carroll Fox.
l.. S. n.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
THOMAS ]. WATERS DEAD.
Georgetown Man Had Been Living
in New York City.

Thomas Jackson Waters, seventy
six years old, and for many years a
resident of Georgetown. died in New
York February Is. The interment
took place yesterday at } O'Clock in Oak
Hill cemetery.
Mr. Waters served in the civil war
under J. E. B. Stuart He was an
afumnus of Georgetown University.
He was particularly well known in
the Southern Colony of New York
city, where he has been living for
some years.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
Jndpe Breaks Precedents.

Judge Robert Hardison, one of the
newly appointed judges of the Police
Court, broke all precedents yesterday
| when at the half-hour recess for
lunch he crossed the street from
the courthouse to delicatessen,
where he purchased pint of milk
and light lunch, which he carried
back to his chambers.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
Ordered to Charlottesville.

Lieut.. Col Andrew L. Pendleton, jr.,
Coast Artillery Corps, on duty with
the committee Of education and sps-
cial training. this city, has been or
dered to charlottesville, Va, for duty
IN connection with the establishment
of a reserve officers training camp at
the University of Virginia.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
Convicted on Serious Charge

George Schneider, former manager
of local moving picture theater. was
convicted by a jury yesterday in Crimi-
nal Division 2 on a charge preferred by
a fjfteen-y year-old girl, who had been
employed at the theater.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Cottage Cheese Is More NourishinE
than meat. Indorsed by Agricultural
Dept. Pimiento Cheese, CSC In. Ed
win Shuttle, $50 Center market.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

Special meeting of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation, following serv-
ices at the Eighth Street Temple. to
pass a resolution which will be pre-
sented upon the question of the boil
sheyik movement
Evening star., 1919-02-21

! ices at the Eighth street fempie. TO
pass resolution which will be pre-
sented upon the question of the boil
| shevik movement
| Meeting of the Bethesda Community
! League at o'clock at the Bethesda
| schoolhouse.
, Concluding session of the annual
rally of the Woman's American Zap
| tist Home Mission Society at Calvary
| Baptist Church.
| Brig Gen. Samuel T. Ansell to ad-
dress the Oklahoma Club at o'clock
| at the Wilson Normal School.
| Meeting of the Association of Col
| legiate Alumnae at O'Clock at the
home of Mrs. T. Janney Brown, 1922
2sth street.
| Entertainment at the Northeast War
| Service and Recreation Center of the
| Y. w G. A. at o'clock at Calvary
| Episcopal Church, 11th and streets
| northeast
Meeting of War Camp Community
! Club, No. 3. at coil Georgia avenue.
| Dance for the benefit of Armenian
relief at Star Hall, Mount Rainier, Md
| Lecture by Dr. William Colby
Rucker of the United States health
service before the National Geo
graphic Society.
| Adams, commander in chief of the
/ Grand Army of the Republic, at the
Shoreham Hotel
Service in preparation for the corpo-
rate communion service tomorrow morn
| ing at O'Clock in the Church of the
Epiphany.
Meeting Of the Barry Farm Citizens
Association at SIS o'clock in the Metho-
roads southeast.
Annual fathers and sons" banquet at
$50 o'clock in the boys department at
the Y. M. C. A.
Public meeting under auspices of the
! Washington Center of the Drama
League at s O'Clock at Carroll Institute
Hall. Public. school teachers especially
| invited.
| Ninth annual smoker of the Library
tClub of the Library of Congress. at
a36 Westminster street.
| Dance of the Daughters of Isabella
at $3.50 O'Clock, at ST. Dominic's Hall
9Th and F streets southwest.
| TOMORROW.
| Exercises In commemoration of Wash
/ ington's birthday at 1880 O'Clock am. al
Memorial Continental Hall. under aus
pices Of the Daughters of the American
Revolution. the Sons of the Revolution
and the Sons of the American Reyolu-
| tion in the District Of Columbia
| Corporate communion for the church
| n.en OF the diocese OF Washington at
o'clock am at the Church Of the Epiph-
any, street between 18th and 14th
streets. Rev. DIR. Alfred Harding, Bishop
of Washington, is to offlciate.
| Annual meeting of the Washington
National Monument Society at
o'clock pm, at the home of Justice
| Willis Van Devanter, 1923 18th street
| Annual memorial mass of the
knights of Columbus at 10 O'Clock
! am. at st. Aloysius Church.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
wa.hinSton,. nirthd.x.

Supper dance at Cushman
GOT 14th St NV. s1.50 per plate.
Saturday, Feb. %, 10 p.m.-Advertise-
ment.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Read Page on What Irish Race Has
done for America, Washington Times
tomorrow. Order now. - ADVERTISE
ment.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Rev. DIR. Dorsey of Baltimore is to
lecture Sunday afternoon at 2.15
o'clock at Howard Theater, under the
auspices of the Holy Name Guild, on
some Burning Topics Of the Hour"
The NTH annual tea and sale for the
benefit of the Martha Home will be
held Tuesday from 4 to z pm. at
Rauschers.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Concluding session of the annual
rally of the Woman's American Zap
tist Home Mission Society at Calvary
Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

A special session of the Oriental
Center of Initiation will be held Sun
day night at $3.50 O'Clock at 1431
Rhode Island avenue. There will be
addresses by DIR. A. de Sarak and
Robert Russels.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Meeting of the Bethesda Community
League at 5 o'clock al the Bethesda
Schoolhouse
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Safe Deposft Boz. &150 a Year.
Wash Safe Deposit. s1s-s1s Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, jr., will
speak on her experiences BACK of the
fighting lines in Europe at a meeting
of the republican women's national
Evening star., 1919-02-21

executive committee tonight
O'Clock at 1928 H street.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Brig. Gen. Samuel T. Ansell to ad-
dress the Oklahoma Club a o'clock
at the Wilson Normal School.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Ninth annual smoker OF the Library
| tClub of the Library of Congress. at
| a3S Westminster street.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Meeting of the Barry Farm Citizens
Association at SIS o'clock in the Metho-
| dist Church at Stanton and Pemeroy
roads southeast.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Public meeting under auspices Of the
Washington Center of the Drama
League at s o'clock at Carroll Institute
Hall. Public school teachers especially
invited. -
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Annual fathers and sons banquet at
$50 o'clock in the boys department at
the Y. Nj. c. A.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Meeting of the Association of Col
iegiate Aiumnae at o'clock at the
home of Mrs. T. Janney Brown, 1872
18th street.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Service in preparation for the corpo-
rate communion service tomorrow morn
ing at O'Clock in the Church of the
Epiphany.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Dance of the Daughters of Isabella
at $3.50 O'Clock, at st. Dominic's Hall,
9Th and F streets southwest.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Entertainment at the Northeast War
Service and Recreation Center of the
7. W. c. A. at o'clock at Calvary
Episcopal Church, 18th and G streets
northeast.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Meeting of War Camp Community
Club, No. 3. at coil Georgia avenue.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

requested to meet Sunday afternoon
at o'clock at Carroll Hail. 9Th and
G streets, to make arrangements for
participation in the welcome home
parade
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Dinner in honor of Clarendon e.
Adams, comma nder-i in chief OF the
Grand Army of the Republic, at the
Shoreham Hotel.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
TOMORROW,

Annual meeting of the Washington
National Monument Society at
o'clock pm, at the home of Justice
Willis Van Devanter, 1923 18th street.
Annual memorial mass of the
knights of Columbus at 10 O'Clock
M at St Aloysius Church.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Lecture by DR.. William Colby
Rucker of the United States health
service before the National Geo
graphic Society.
Evening star., 1919-02-21

Dance for the benefit of Armenian
relief at Star Hall, Mount Rainier, Md,
Evening star., 1919-02-21
A collision between two car. of the

I washington Railway and Electric
Company at Connecticut avenue and
NJ street October 80 last forms the
basis of suit to recover $4,000
DANA ges, filed in the District Supreme
Court by Bessie Baldwin against the
company.
Evening star., 1919-02-21
he airect;on If the Polish


Mothers of Washington a Polish ma
tional costume dance, the first of its
kind. is to be given for the benefit of
destitute Polish children at Carroll
Hall, 924 g street, Monday night. A
series of tableaux will be arranged
depicting Polish life. Tickets may be
procured at Droop's music store.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-17
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HLUCHONEMY ZMIZEL.

Trinactilety hluchonemy
hoch V. Benda, 621 Literary
Road poslan byl v pondeli svy
mi rodici do mestske Skoly pro
hluchoneme ma vych. 55. ul a
kdyz z vyucovani V obvyklOu
dobu Sc nevratil, rodice jail SO
vysetrovat a posleZe obratili Sc
o pomoc k policii. Hoch totiz
jest nezvestnym dosud a row.
nez detektivum jest nepochopi
telne jeho Zmizeni. Benda VII
bee do skoly v pondeli nepfi-
sci a vsecko dosavadni patra-
nj Pc mem zustava bezvysled-
ne.
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POHREB OBETl SRAZKY

V6era odpoledne konal Sc
pohreb 21leteho S. Millera,
1876 Ferris Ave-, jenz Ia So
botni srazky mezi pfedmest-
skou karou a autem Illumina-
ing Co.. V Maple Heights pri-
sci o zivot. Miller byl vyslou-
Eileen re sv6tove valky a pro-
to mel pohreb vojensky, ma
nemz podilela Sc tez ceta wy
slouzilcu cd 112 polniho sig
nalniho pluku, kteryzto pluk
nedavno z Francie domu Sc ma
vratil. Cetu tn vedl kapitan
Monroe a pohreb konal Sc ma
Lakeview hrbitove. Miller pri.
sci 0 zivot u 10 zastavky A. B
C. linie spoleGne s druhen
svym M. Santerem a takto by
jedinym synem delnika V. F.
Millera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-17

~VRAZEDNE
MA SQUARU.

Kdyz vcera odpoledne 35le-
ta PAM F. Kellerova, 1898
Cruise Ave. ma squaru k po-
stovni budove Sc ublrala, ma
padl il nejaky muz, rozehnav-
81 Sc pc nj velkym reznickym
nozem. Ocel noze zasahla ma
St6stl vsak ien kraj SnerovaG-
ky napadene a GtoCnik zadr-
drzen byl detektivem Synkem
nahodile mimo sp6jicim. Zatce
ny ma stanici udal, re sluje S.
kirschner, priciny prepadu Wy
sv6tlit vSak nechtel. Naproti
tomu PAM Kellerova udava, re
Zatceneho nezna vGbec a jeho
Gin he nedovede pochopit. Kir
sinner je 34lety, svobodny, by
dill V elsie 1868 Earle Ave. a
Dude procesovan 2 pokusu "a
biti.
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M
Nj KOMISE.

- E.tf -s-%l E
Prisedici nejvyssiho zemske
no soudu, byvaly Cleveland'an
a vynikajici jurista John II.
Clark sncastni Sc V patek ban
ketu v Hollenden hotelu, "a
kterezto pfilezitosti Dude Off
cieln6 predstaven novy fiditel
mistni amerikanisacni kampa-
ne E. P. Wiles. Mimo nejvyssi
no soudce Clarka budou rec
nit guy. Cox, skolni fiditel
Spaulding, predseda amerika-
nisacni komise F'ribolin, jakoz
i nektefi redaktofi mlstnich CT
zojazycnych casopisu. 400 pro
minentnich zdejslch muz1 by
10 ku patecni hostine V Hollen
den hotelu amer. komisi pozva
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Sued POL. NACELNiKU

V mest6 naSem kona Sc pri-
tonne Sized pol. naCelnikG 2
Ohio. Delegati vyrizuji sve pc
rady V Cleveland hotelu a wee
ra mistni nacelnik pripravil
delegatum paradu cleveland
skych strazniku, ma kterezto
parade podilelo So vic jak 300
nasich pol. lid. Policejni in
spektor Calahane jest cestnym
hostem sjezdu a vcera byl hla-
vnim feGnlkem. Pravil mimo
iineho, re moderni zlocinci ku
svym vypravam pouzivaii aut
a stavka policistG V Boston Re
We skutecnosti byla zradou VII
ci verejnosti. Ones Dude rec.
nit o novem rozpoznavacim sy
semu a Ultra konvence Dude U
zavrena. Pred tim ma pocest
delegaci Dude V hotelu Cleve.
land banket.
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CHCE A NOVOTY

Novy okresni komisar a by
valy policejni nacelnik Kohler
s1castnil Sc vcera prvni pravi-
define schuze komise a pr te
pfflezito3ti oznamil svym kole-
gum, re hodla zavadet n6kte-
ne opraNy.v okr. uradech. My
sli totiz, re n6kteri okr. zfizen
cfmnoho praca Ia syuj homo
rar nevykonaji a spravce okr.
budovy re rovn6z mel by sve-
mu ufadu vetSi pozornost We
novati. Kohler cht6l tez, ably
klerk, pusobici pisarne komi
Sc, byl propulsion, pon6vadz je
no prace NIUE byti jinym zri-
Zencum prid6lena, zadosti je-
no nebylo vSak vyhov6no.
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REV. ZLAMAL r A Sc DO
AMERIkY.

Prazsky cas-. "Vecer' pfina-
81 re dine 20. srpna nasleduji-
eli STAT: "Americky Czech, knee
Zlamal z Clevelandu, jenz
pobyl u mas nekolik tydnG a
poradal zde mnozstvi pfedna-
SEX, vraci Sc nyni do Ameri-
ky. Pr t6to prilezitosti zaslal
p. Zlamal listGm delsi stat ma
rozloucenou, Vyjimame z nj
tento odstavec: Zarazf mne tn
nepekny zjev, kIery Sc stall sko
ro sevSeobecnenou mani: ma
davat ma republiku. Spojene
Staty jsou zajisle r%epublika We
lika a vzneSena, ale i mas stat
nj a ~verejny zivot ma mnoho
stinnych stranek, vsak tax ma
davat sve vlastni republice,
iako zde Sc nadava, jsem nj
kdy V Americe neslySel. Uzna-
yam, ze cs. republika ma mno-
no nedostatkG, ty vsak lie da-
leko u~spesneji leciti laskOu a
sv6domitym plnenim povinno-
sti, nez vecnym brucenim a
kritisoyanim. "Mala, ale nase"
byl napis ma kteresi vile. To
by melo byti heslem ceskoslO-
venskeho lidu: mala je Size
nase republika, ale nase, a
kdyz nase, pax il milovat a
branit, jake svGj rodny do
MEX
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LET D~VOJPLOSNlkU Sc 16
OSOBAMI

New York, Is. Zari. = Spo-
leGnost 16 osob, hlavne novina
I'll podnikla dnes ma Long l.
slandu zkuSebni let ma velkem
o3obnim dvouplosniku systemu
LawSonova. Delka letu ale OBJ
nasela pouhych 5000 stop. By
la to demonstrate vynalezce a
stavitele letadla Lawsona, ienz
Sc zanasi planem zriditi tran
skontinentalni dopravu vZdu.
chem mezi Kalifornii a New
Yorkem.
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POSTOV-
Nj SLUZBA.

Ia vcerejsi schdze clenG pru
myslove bursy ma zapadnl stra
ne usneseno zaslati postovnlm
uradGm zadost, ably dotcena
sluzba byla zdokonalena, po-
nevada nyneisi naprosto nevy-
hovuie a to nasledkem nedo-
statku zfizencG. Bursa dale
odporucuje Wade rozmnozeni
vyd6lka listonosu i klerku,
cimz dosahla by lepsich sill. Ko
pie zadosti odeslany tez ohaj.
skym kongresnikGm a spolko'
WIN senatorum.
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DEM. KAMPAN We ID.
r

Cesko-polsky Newton d. Ba
ker klub We ID. warde pofada
v patek vecer verejnou schulz
We sve mistnosti {. 6628 Cham
ber5 Ave, Ia kterezto kam-
panni schuze Dude hlavnim rec
nikem DEM, cekanec hodnosti
mayora p. Robert H. Bishop a
dale slibuji reCnit radni Sulz-
man, byvaly mestsky klerk
Collins, jakoz i JIM dem. preda
eli. Vsichni volici re ID. wardy
jsou klubem ku patecni schulz
zvani.
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ROZDELENf CASU Y
NEMECKU.

"Dresdner Nachrichten" o.
Znamuji move citani Casu v Ne
mecku. Mesic ma miti pravidel
ne 80 dni, ostatnich pet dni
mezi mesici ma byti pouzivano
jake svatkG. M6sfce i tydny Sc
budou jinak jmenovat, tyden
ma citati 10 dni, kazdy 10.
den ma byti svatkem, kazdy 5.
den svatkem polovicnim, o
n6mz Sc Dude smeti pracovat
jenom ctyri hodiny.