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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-01
SEEKS
HIS FREEDOM
Applies for Haveas Corpus
Hearing Friday

Rev. Francis Hrachavsky, of st.
cyril's Catholic church. of Minneap.
oils. is seeking his release from the
city jail A writ of habeas corpus
was issued to Attorney Walter Metz.
enbaum. attorney for the priest. and
Is rcturnable before Judge Calvin S.
Hall Friday afternoon1 Hrachov-
sky was arrested on July 25 by city
detectives in his room at the New
Richmond hotel. on wire advices
from the Minneapolis sheriff.
II. S. Jones. Minneapolis attorney,
who arrived in Seattle Thursday to
help clear Hrachovsky, declares that
the specific charge against the priest
is grand larceny. A warrant was
sworn to by one of his parishioners.
charging that $3.50 was intrusted to
the priest. and that n proper account
Ing was not made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-01
$17,OOO,O 900 More
for Alaska r. RS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The bill
providing for the appropriation OF
s17.ooo.ooo for the completion of the
work on the Alaskan railway was
reported favorably by unanimous
vote of the house committee on ter
ritories Thursday. The appropriation
was made because of the exhaustion
of the original appropriation OF $685.
100000 and provides for finishing the
work by December 81. 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-01
LECTURES
At UNIVERSITY
Rabbi Koch and Or. GoWen
to Speak

Rabbi Koch will lecture Monday.
August 4. at s p. m. in room ESQ
Denny hall, at the University OF
Washington. on The New Jewish
Bible Translation"
DIR. ii. II. Gowen, expert on China
and Chinese history. will lecture
wednesday evening. August 6. in
Denny hall. on The Relations OF
China and the United States, Past
History, Present Policies and Future
Outlook" Both the lectures by
Rabbi Koch and DR.. Gowen are free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-01
War Madness" Latest Defense of Crime
criminoioeists and neurologists
on this dcbatablc factor In homi-
eide.

Both these men who confessediy
killed tho thing they loved" have
seen military service.
Both expressed great grief after
the staying.
Roth arc preparing to plead in-an-
~ at the forthcoming trials. with In
Jications that tie stress Of war on
already weak minds viii loom big
in efforts to save item from the gal
lJws.
Both floundered n seeking to 2re.
sent a motive.
Herman Rnneschc. Of Ukiah, who
deliberately loaded a shotgun ana
killed his bride OF two weeks when
she expressed fear OF the weapon.
said in his confession that he had
acted simply on an 'irrcsisuble I'M.
pulse" much % cat might feel
when pursuing n mouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-01
Capt. Carr Chosen
to Head Riflemen

Capt George w. Carr. of Seattle.
has been elected to take charge of
the rifle team of the Washington
National Guard, TO represent the
state at the National Rifle associa-
ton target matches at Caldwell. N.
j.. August % to August 80. Lieut..
w. G. Rogers. of Seattle, has been
named an alternate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-01
By F. M. Kerby and A. E. Celdhof

By F. M. Kerby and A. E. Celdhof I
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. L.
Americas Pacific coast is guarded as never
before.
When the fleet, now coming up the
coast, is assembled on the western ocean,
Uncle Sam will have Pacific armada equal
to the entire Japanese navy. In some
respects it will be superior.
This United States fleet can meet on
equal terms any other naval force that can
be assembled in Pacific waters.
When the vessels from various parts of the Atlantic
and those already in Pacific ports get together Admiral
Rodman will have 200 ships under his command.
The entire Japanese navy numbers 207.
Other comparisons of the two fleets follow:
Pacific Fleet Japanese Navy
EIGHT s.a,.,h,s FIVE dreadnaughts.
,,,c,,r ~ -. TWELVE pre-dreadnaughts
Iiun! P'e-uIeauausnS' Making IL battleships)
(Making 16 battleshlps) FOUR battle cruisers
ELEVEN cruisers. TWENTY-NINE cruisers
But at this point the tabuation loses effectiveness be-
of the differences in classification between the two
navies The u S. navy has battle cruisers in commits
son for instance but the eleven cruisers considered
superior in fighting to the Japanese similarly cassed
In addition Admiral Rodmans fleet has large number of
small cruisers" and gunboats which useful scouts
patrol boats against weak uncvzed states but which
are not counted modern fighting vessels.
But in destroyers the comparison is:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-01
Pacific Fleet
10S (all new
Japanese Navy

The figures are up-todate from the navy department
and the Japanese embassy.
The Pacific fleets tonnage is $4,000; the Jap navy's
100000.
But the Pacific fleet is superior in hitting power equal
in gun power and nearly equal in power.
And in addition
There's Asiatic squadron!
That's the fleet in the Philippines and around Guam
and our other farther islands.
Establishment of the Pacific fleet is only the beginning
of the assertion of United States power the Pacific
When congress in 1916 adopted the navy departments
Three Year Building Program it authorized total add
ton to navy of 156 vessels of all types including 10
battleships and six battle cruisers Every OF these
ships is either now in commission under construction
The threeyear program Ito be complete by 1929
vious program including dreadnaughs and battle
vous program including ten dread naughts and six battle
cruisers BY 1929 therefore, the IT, S. navy will include
81 frstne heavygun -dreadnaughts, pre-dread
naughts and battle cruiserswhch will give about 80 of
these ships to the Pacific coast.
The ultimate aim of the Japanese navy department is
avowedy toward the eight system that is eight bat
teshps and eight battle cruisers to squadron have
time at least three such squadons Up to the present
time however the state of Japanese finances has permitted
only eghtfour system. but the program put forward
battle cruisers by 1928 Thus Japan will aim to have Id
firsne ships in 1929 while Pacific fleet will have at
least 20 superdreadnaughts and battle that year
At the time both the Atlantic and Pacific fleets will
rounded out with the proportion of scout cruisers
(of which ten authorized in 1916 and similar num-
Der will be built before 1929 of desroyer in which branch
the American navy leads the world and submarines and
auxiliary craft OF all kinds
During the next six years Japan only proposes build
two battle cruisers, three cruisers of medium type
eight submarines and six special service boatseghty ships
in ALL In the next three years Alone the United States
will build 1856 vessels and complete large number
der construction ~--~- ~~r~~-~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-01
ONE-LEGGED RUNNER
is THIRD IN SPEED

LONDON, Aug. IA one,leg.
ged competitor finished third in a
race between 10 wounded soldiers
recently at Hersham. He hoped
part of the way and used both
hands and the one leg for the rest
OF the journey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-01

Knaesche Lad recently returned
from FRANCE. where he had particl
pated in a number of battles.
New, claiming TO be the son OF
Senator New OF Indiana. and who
confessed to shooting Frieda Lesser,
whom he expected TO marry, during
an auto ride In a canyon near Los
Angeles, had also been In the srtsiee'
He gaid he killed his swecthcdr. when
she refused TO accept impending
motherhood. For hours he drove the
body about the streets, finally ocliv-
ering It himself TO the police.
The parallel between the two cases
has reused not only interest but
sharp controversy among the coun-
try's notable neurologists on the SUD
ject OF war madness"
Study OF the New AMI Knaeschc
cases. tore Their with many other SIM
lar tomicides involving men VINO
have fett rned from bats, has thns
far brought consensus Of opinion
to the effect that there IL no war
madness" in the sense that battle ex'
perlcnce unseats the normal minu.
But there is general agreement
that its shocks and the education 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-01
RETAIL JEWELLERS MEET

The Washington Retail jewelers.
association will hold their seventh
annual convention on August 4 and
s at tho Washington hotel. An ex-
tonsive program has been arranged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-01
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l.

San FRANCISCO, Aug. l.
War Madness" It's the new
crime defense that may take It's
place beside the "unwritten Law"
IN mitigation Of murder.
The grUesome and curiousIy
parallel cases Of Harry y. New,
~. Who killed his sweetheart,
rrieda Lesser. In Los Angeles,
ana Of Herman knaesche. who
mot ms wife TO death at Ukiah,
-, nave focused the interest Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-01
LODGE TO PICNIC

An annual reunion and picnic of
the Seattle Odd Fellows lodge will
be held at Golden Gardens August
.. A program of sports and a band
concert arc planned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-01
Pacific Fleet

EIGHT dreadnaughts.
EIGHT pre-dreadnaughts.
making is battleships)
ELEVEN cruisers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-01

kin surs the primal instincts and
has decided tendency 10 bring final
REORGANIZATION to the mind already
predisposed 10 insanity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-01
PACIFIC FLEET EQUAL TO JAPANS NAVY

Establishment of New Armada Is Only
First Step in Assertion of United
States Naval Power on Pacific; We
Can Meet on Equal Terms Any
Squadron That Can Be Assembled
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-31
VYROBA PERLErOVEHO
ZBOZf.

Temer kazdy kraj stare nasi
vlasti opatrcn Jest zvlastnim
domackym prumyslcm. mali
elm bud puvod svuj v povaze
krajiny neb neicast6ji nahodi-
lynn zpusobem byl do kraiiny
Zanesen.
TAX vynika okoli HIinska.
Chotebore, zajimavym prumy-
slcm vlasOvIm, okoli pax III
rovnice a l'relouce vyrobou
knofliku perletovych.
Kolem roku 1864 pristeho-
val Sc vyuceny mistr knoflikar
sky J. Zampach do Zirovnic a
zaridil tam prvni samostatnou
diinu, vyroben6 knofliky perle
tove odvadel vSak mistrum VI
denskym. cd nichz tez. odebi-
raj surovou perlet. Pozdeji po
cal prodavati sve vyrobky sa-
mostatne die jeho pfikladu
zai'idili Sc JIM domaci synko-
We pc prichodu SVEN Z Vidne,
kdez Sc byli V .oboru tomto Wy
cvicili a zbozi expoi'tovati po-
cali. vzdy vsak jen prostredni-
ctvim videnskych firem export
Mich.
Vytezek knofIikaru byl tax
znacny. zc lakal prumysl ten
nejen mistni, ale okolni oby-
vatelstyo a zatlacil jiz stoleti
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STAROMESTSKA MOSTNi
VEZ.

Jednou u nejpamatnejsich
staveb Prahy. hlavniho m6sta
Ceskoslovenske republiky, je
mostni vez Staromestska. vyni-
kajici nadhernym gotickym
provedenim i bohatosti um6lec
kych ozdob. Jest jednou Z nei
pozoruhodnejsich pamatek ma
dobu rozkyetu gotiky V Ce-
chach pouta k sobe pozor-
most vSech. kdoz Prahu navsti-
vi. BOhatou vyzdobu ma zvla-
ste vychodni pruceli veze.
Pod fimsou prvniho patra
jsou umisteny znaky zemi.
jimz vladl rod Lucembursky
Jsou to 4naky: Dolnoluzicky,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-31
TOCOLAND - NEJBOHAT.
ST NEMECkA KOLONlE.

V nynGjSlm pfevratu svetO-
vem, v dobe, kdy znovuutvari
Sc hranice starych statu a tvo-
ri Sc hranice statu novych, ne
bude cd mista n6kolika slovy
sc zminiti nejbohatsi kolonii
nemecke. Togolandu, jehoz
dalsi osud spociva ma rozhod-
mutt mirove konference.
0 poloze, urodnosti bohat-
stvi Togolandu mono 81 ucini-
ii castecnou predstavu Z toho-
to strucneho pojednani:
: "Co seJzem6pisn6 polShy tyt
&c. Togoland ma podobu ne
pravidelneho ctyruhelniku, ie-
hoz k zalivu guinejskemu plile
haiici strana meri asi tlicet
dve mile; pax poznenahlu Sc
rozSii"uje, sousedic ma zapadni
stran6 Sc zlatou kolonii angli-
ckou a navychodni strane ko-
lonii Dahomey, vlastnenou
Francii; pax opet sc znaCne
slai Togoland byl annekto-
van Nemeckem V roce 1884;
tcdy roce, kdy N6mecko roz-
prahlo nenasytne perute sve
po osadach Zamoiskych, jez
SkVtaly by mu jednak suroviny
X rozsiieni domaciho prumyslu
.icdnak ably ziskalo 81 trh "a
morsky Togoland byl jedi
nou prvnich jeho kolonii.
.jcdno prvni koiisti nenasyt-
nosti jeho.
Pobrezni puda Togolandu
Jest bohata a piskova. podnebi
teple a vlahe. Dale ku stredu
puda poznenahlu stoupa. jest
susSi pokryta bujnym stromo
vim. Co Sc urodnosti tycc, To-
goland jest takrka nedostizi-
telny; moznost pude jeho pc
stovati velkym uspechem ko-
kosove orechy, kornu. l'yzi, ka-
WI pod; V poslednich pax do
bach byl pro N6mecko boha-
tym zdrojem palmovGho oleje
gumy.
Podivuhodnysn jest ze vzdor
bohatStvi pudy, vZdor p6kne
poloze kolonie teto. vzdor vlad
MIN Zakonum vystehovatelstvi
do Spoj. Statu JiZ. Ameriky
a vzdor nabadani vlady meme
cke X zalidnovani ziskanych
kolOnii, N6mci sc V uzemi toto
nestehovali, takZe v roce 1910
bylo jen $ obtizi mezi millio-
mem obyvatelstva Togolandu
mono napocisti asi 500 Mem.
Gu Z techto pax velka vetsina
zamestnana byla We sluzbach
vladnich bud v pobreznim me
ste Lone, neb We vladnich sta
nicich Minsahohe a Bismarck
hugh.
Co sc obyvatelstva tyce, Sc
verni cast Togolandu obydlena
jest z v6tsiny kmenem Ilausa,
smisene to racy cerne. ktefi
:;talym stykem S plemenem BIZ
lynn Sc We znacne mife civili-
sovali a nabyli j jiste obchodni
a prumyslove znalosti. Daho-
mcys, jizni cast kolonie teto
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Proc to?

''No tax, jak sc ii llbi ia no.
va moda - dlouhe sukI1G Ma
n1isto kratkych?" Nine Sc pra-
mic nezamlouva !"
"Mnc Ease ano, nebot pokud
jsme Mostly ty suknG hodne kr;i
tke, molly jsme miti ma hlavt
klobouk sebe krasnejsi, zadny
z muzu 81 no ami nevsimil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-31

ste. Byla pomstena krev tech
to svatych mucedniku. Dilo
jimi zapocate pred 800 roxy.
bylo dokonano. Narod zvite-
zil a Staromestska vez moste-
eka, svedek slavy a svedek Ia
fu, dockala sc obnoveni samo-
Statnosti naroda, ktery nele-
kal Sc prinesti pro lepsi svoje
pristi obeti nejtezsi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-31

obyvajici, jsou posud narodem
takrka divochd. Mali, zavali-
ii, tem6f athletick6 soustavy,
ziji posud po zpdsobu opic v
lesich a odlehlych mistech a
die sdeleni v6rohodnych cesto-
vateld jsou dosud nachylni ke
cannibalismu.
Kral jejich jest neobmeze-
sym vladcem On kontroluje
zivot majetek svych podda-
nych V dobach drivejsich po-
Yazovan byl Ia bytost cloveka
vyssi, ia bytost nadpozemskou
domysleno o mem, re neni
mu zapotrebi potravy nj SPAN
ku. Vladcove tito pax udrzo-
vail domneni to v lidu a utvrzo
vail je tom tim, re skryte da-
vail 81 predkladati potravu a
esky a zadosti svych podda-
nych vyslychali v zasef.i ia "a
clonami. s radci, ministry a
jinymi hodnostafi' svymi roz-
|mlouvali pouze prosterednic-
twin svych zen, cimz tyto Sc
Estaly jeich osobnimi tajemni-
ky. Osobni stl-az vladcova u
tvorena byla ne skutecnych a.
|maZonek a die spolehlivych
ldaju zeny tyto V nicem neza-
daily povestnym amazonkam
mythologickym, paklize ie kru
tosti a krveziznivosti svou jc-
ste nepredstihly.
VetSina amazonek. mimo ne
kolika 'vladcem zvlaSte oblibe-
nych, zachovavala prisny cell
bat. Kral pax povazovan byl
"a otce. pana a neobmezeneho
vladce vsech svych poddanych.
! Dedicem a nastupcem trunu
mohl Sc stati pouze syn, zroze-
ny dada. nebo-li kralovny.
Novorozene v narode tomto
vzato lined matce a dano ro-
dine jine. aby tax znemozneno
bylo uzke pratelstvi pokrevni
piibuze.lstvo jez by snad postu
penn casu mohlo privoditi pre-
vrat vlady
ZvlaStni ucte u kmene Da-
honey tesili Sc hadi a .jesteri,
jimz y obet caste byly prinase-
ny nevinne ditky; pfi obetech
tech, jichz Sc obyceine slicast-
nil cely kmen bylo naruziv6 hol
dovano tanci. jenz V mnoha pri
padech trval nepfetrzite az tri-
Get sest hodin. Pozoruhodnym
Jest, jak hluboko byla Il divo-
kehO kmene tOhOtO zakoren6-
ma vira nesmrtelnOst a mnO
ha pripadech zena pc umrti
sveho manzela dobrovoIne Sc
sprOvodila Sc svGta.
Celkova rozloha Togoland
rovna Sc rozloze statu Maine.
V prvnim poCatku vlastnili
Nemci pouZe nepatrny pruh IL
Zcmi tOhOto bliZe pobfczi. lee
postupem casu tahli dal dale
"a konecn6 premluvili vlidce
Togolandu. Togo. by uznal .ie-
.jich suverenitu. Nasledkem to
to vznikly sice .iiste diplomati-
cke nesnaZe mezi N6meckem.
Anglii a Francil, jez vsak upra
venim kOnecnych hranic V rocc
1899 byl pro siicastnGne vIady
< miru projednany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-31

"a tim ucelem zarld1lO praZ
sk6 museum technolo9icke v
zirovnici a Prelouei kursy pro
uncle zpracovani a zdobenl
perleti a vyrobu perletoveho
galanterniho zbozi, ktere do
sud Sc k nam dovazi z ciziny,
hlavne z Nemecka a Francie.
Pri vyrobe techto predmetu
delnik vice vydeia nez pri W.
robe knofliku, jichz ceny stale
klesaji. Tento zpGsob vyroby
ovsem vyzaduje nejen lepsiho
druhu suroviny, ale zejmena in
teligentniho delnictva.
Diky ochote, jakou vysli
tamni cinitele v Zirovnici, dluz
no jmenovati tovarnika sta
rostu mesta p. j. Fischera a p.
Boucka, Slezaka a p. red. V.
Krasu, a pill a pochopeni. jake
jevili zaci, nelly kursy ty vel
m dobre vysledky.
V Preloluci pax, zejmena
mestske museum, V prve fade
pax horlivy tajemnik .ieho, od-
Dor. ucitel p. G.. Herman, nese-
tTil prace, casu a vymluvnosti
i penez, a neunavne pobadal k
dalSi V tom smeru cinnosti.
.Tyz Sc pricinil, ably technology
cke museum usporadalo prvni
kurs umeleho zpracovani per-
lett ma zbozi galanterni, jehlic
a hrebenG z perleti.
I N6ktere music surove nema-
il zvlastni hru barev jsou ne
uhledne. vSak zbaveny jsoucc
kury neb vyleSt6ny, stanou sc
ozdobou salonu neb stolku tot
'etniho.
Zaiimave byly fotografie a
malby V muslich provedene,
cimz Sc otvira move pole Ia
mestnani pro amatery (zejme-
ma novy zpusob zabavy pro ma
Sc damy); obzvlaste skvostn6
Sc vyjimaly barevne fotografie
ma lestenych lasturach. Perlel
mozno tez barviti, ovsem ne
ktere druhy perleti prijimaj
barvu dosti obtizne; V te prici-
ne mozno dociliti zajimavych
effektG, tax ma pr. knofliky ku
late ((bomby) patricne zbarve
ne napodobi polodrahokam ko-
cici oko. jmdy ochat. Zeimena
krasnych effektu docili sc na
perleti druhu iris a burgosu.
Bylo by 81 pratt, aby Sc tez u
mas ujalo, jak tomu bylo We
stredoveku. nosenl perleto-
vych ozdob, kdy Sc mnozi u
melci zabyvali skvostnymi Wy
kladanymi a rezanymi pracemi
perletovymi a abychom doved.
Ii napodobiti mistry tom obo.
ru jake jsou Japonci, kteri do
vcdou puvabnym a mistrnyn
zpusobem perlet RUNE zbarve
nou We vclmi jemnych pracich
vykladanych pouziti. Vide
.jscm vykladany japonsky ma
bytek, zdobemy perletovym
drobounkymi figurkami. ne.
kolka druhu pcrleti slozcnymt
a JENNIE vyrytymi okrasami o.
patreny a byl jsem, a ncjen
sam, vskutku nadsen.
Druhym strediskem vyrOby
knofliku perletovych Jest Pre-.
louc a kraj az X Tynci Ma jed
ne strane a k ,Pardubicim na
strane druhe. Rovaez do Pre-
louce a okoli by:a prenesena
vyroba knofliku u Vidne. a 81
ce V +. 1858 Frantiskem Kou.
delkou, a prumysl ten byl re-
.jmena V letech 80. V znacnem
rozkvetu; tehdy vydelavali NC
move, jichz bylo so. 8 az 10 ko
run tydne, vSak zde nasta
upadek nepriznivymi zmenami
cla statu zamoiskych a konku
renee Nemecka Francie. ia X
re tn tezko dostati zrucnycl1
(delniku.
STAROMESTSK MOSTNt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-31

Hornoluzicky, Kladsky, Lucem
bursky, Cesky, Nemecky, Mo-
ravsky, Braniborsky, Arlonsky
a Slezsky. Arlon je starozitne
mesto kdysi Lucemburska, n.y.
nj patriot Belgii. Pruceli prvni
no patra je opatreno stltem,
bohate vyzdobenym, V nemz
umisteny jsou sochy Karla
Ctvrteho a Vaclava CtvrtMo
vyse sv. Vita. Sochy tyto jsou
.pamatkou socharskeho umeni
ccskeho re ctrnacteho stoletl.
Znaky cesky, moravsky, ris-
sky a staromestsky, ladne W.
zdobu tu doplnuji.
Rovnez malebna je vyzdoba
prGceli druheho patra, kde spa
trujeme pekne narozni vezicky
goticke a v prostrednich polich
sochy svetcu a po mimi ceskeho
Iva. Zapadni strana byvala
druhdy vypmena bohate soska
mi stavitelskymi prikrasami,
ale caste kulobiti, obzvlaSte
svedske, otlouklo ozdoby ty,
tax re z Mich zbyly jenom tro-
sky, ktcre pozdeji byly oseka-
ny.
!, V obou patrech veze jsou
prostorne sine. z nichz horeisl
byvalo druhdy vezeni, ale nyni
jsou tn ulozeny RUNE pamat-
ky stavitelske. Vez tato, jak
'hlasa napis ma nj umisteny, o.
pravena. byla v letech 1874 az
1878 nakladem mesta Prahy.
S galerie mad druhym patrem
'je pekna vyhlidka ma most a
|okoi.
Vez tato je svedkem mno-
hych udalosti, zvlaste zapasd
|ceskeho lidu, tu "a samostat-
most. tn op6t "a myslenku, svo
bodu a pokrok, jako ma pri-
llllad V roce 1849 - Mad vse-
cky vsak vzpominky nejvyraz-
neji a ncjvyznamneji pro vse-
chnu dobu hovoi.i ia ktera pri-
pomina den 2k cervna roku
1921, kdy kat vyvesil tn dva-
nact hlav vudcu povstani "a
ceskou( samostatnost Pc ce-
lych deset let potom hlavy tn
tlely ma znameni naSeho nej-
hlubsiho pokoreni.
Teprv roku 1851, kdyz pod
ochranou saskeho vojska vra-
cell sc mnozi emigranti ceSti X
rodnym prahum a uzreli Ma
mostecke vezi dosud trceti hla
Wy ty, uminili 81, ze je pohfbi.
Byla to nezvykla smutecni sIav
most a nejvyS bolestne divadlo,
kdyZ synove, vnukove a pfibuz
nj muzu. ktcri hrdinne Zemrcli
pro svc presv6dccni, snimali S
Ivezc drahG ty hlavy svych mi
lacku V ccstnem pruvodu Od-
'naSeli jc do TynskGho chramu
X pohrbeni.
IajimavO jc. zc osudnH tri-
lcctileta valka, ktera kr;ilovstvi
Ceske obratila V poust a pi'i-
vedla na pokraj zahuby hmot-
ne i mravni a o nekolik kroku
! dale vyhozenim mistodrzicich
Il oxen prazskeho hradu roku
1913 pocala, ma tomto mostG
roku 1913 skoncila. Kdyz to-
tiz prisla do Prahy west u
zavfeni miru Wcstfalskcho.
zbudovan byl Il prostfcd mostu
dreveny domek 0 dvou svGtni-
cich Sc ZvlaStnimi vchody. Y
Njednc zasedali cisarsti V druhc
svedsti komisari, vyiednavaji-
ce o spln6ni podminek miru.
Az teprv obapoIna smlouva by
la .podcpsana. opustili SvGdovG
Prahu nadobro.
/; Krasna mostecka tato vez jc
!dilem slavneho stavitele Petra
Parlere. ktery na rozkaz kralc
Karla Ctvrteho vybudoval ka-
Imenny most. k nemuz zaklad
polozen byl V roce 1857. Kar-
luv most puvodne nebyl socha-
mi opatren. Sochy byly posta-
veny pozd6ji. Jako cely most,
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