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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

(Any reader can get the answer to
ton Bureau, Frederic J. Haskin, Directef
address and enclose twe-eeat stamp fsf
eoafidsotial. the replies being sen. diree
paid to Anonymous letterS.)
@. Is it necessary that animals
which are killed for their fur
should be killed at a certain sea-
son? E. c. S.
A. The bureau of biological sur
|vey says that one-fourth> of the full
value of furs is lost because SO
many of them come to the market
unprime. The open season for
trapping should not cover more
than two months.
@. What is the official language
of Norway? NJ. A. K.
A. After the union between Dem
mark and Norway in 1897, the DAN
iish language became the Official
and literary language of Norway.
@. Did the District of Columbia
ever have a delegate to congress?
D. A. H.
A. Norton P. Chapman served in
this capacity from April, 1871. to
March, 1875.
@. What city in the world has
been in existence longest? A. N.
A. Damascus Syria, which has
continued as a city nearly 1000
years, is the oldest city in the
world. It was founded by Uz, son
of Abram, son of Shem. In 1910 it
had a population of 100000.
@. What is the origin of the ex-
preston ''as dark as Egypt"
| w. r. B.
A. The probable origin is the
darkness brought upon Egypt by
Moses, an account Of which is con
tanned in Exodus 1922.
@. II a straight line could be
stretched 100 miles from the shore
outward, would the end be under
or above water, and how much?
| D d B.
A. If a straight, level line be
stretched 100 miles from the shore
aver the ocean, the end would be
over the water This is because
the earth is spherical. The amount
of curvature is inches in a mile
making the outer end of the line
rs yards farther above the water
than the shore end.
@. How can concrete be removed
that has become hardened in
molds? J.F IL.
| A. The bureau of public roads
says that it will be necessary t.
scrape it out with a sharp instru.
ment. II the molds are soaked OF
oiled before putting concrete into
them it will not stick. Anothe,
simple precaution is to line the
molds with paper.
@. In many churches is sung a.
part of the Introductory service
As it was in the beginning" What
is meant by 'itr' ELL.
A. In the Gloria to which you
refer, 1t is probable that the WORD
1T" refers to the glory which il
given to God. GLORY be to the IA.
Their and to the Son and to The
Holy Ghost, az it (glory) was in
the beginning, is now and eve,
shall be world without end"
| @. What is the nationality and
religion Of President Obregon 81
Mexico? &c
A. The ONCE of Mexican affair,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

the shade To goods will be when
dZy.
Take it cat, quick, before II
turns anything else"
1T will BE- lovely-"
mo one voald ever guess"
with my bee fichu-"
And SONS lowers"
japanese honeysuckle-"
You've sot a blue feather Just
that shade
iii retrin my white hat"
There j" nd her mother. Don't
ever saw uething happens in this
place. I'm re this Is good enough
for story.
So here b the story.
You'll nodce there isn't any
young man b it But there are al
ways youne men 1t parties. So
perhaps vi can guess the sequel.
II Won casL you have no mag
nation It ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

$50 81. ~
gard to which slee o. Ne eirI tne
y0ang man sits 49, pl.yane cAs H..
nen eeuns = saouae - :. -
80 Nothing shoalo - sesd %
show thAf you hsse cnAneee yOAE
wx!e. Juef. cnange tnem ana neu
you know Jon are right your sen.
respect viii make others reepces
you TO arGne about . nistAke
only makes . worse impre6sioo.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: = am Z
girl 16 years Old and weigh aecu!
145 pounds ana Am Ab0ut 9 1854 :
inches TAIL ny hips are very iar1e;
Can you tell me how can re0uce!
THANKING YOU.
For . gil Of your height you 90
not weigh too much. Regular ex-
ercising Will help you to reouce
, your hips. Kicking and holding
your arms high above Your head
and then bending until you en-
touch the door With your hnger fipi
would b good. Walking, althougn
it Is supposed 70 reduce supernu.
Gus flesh. is apt to increase the size
Of the hips.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

retprn postage. Be brief. All INQUIRIES ass
! TO each individual No attention will b
in the state department. says that
President Obregon is a Mexican by
birth. and he claims to be an az.
nostic in regard to religion.
@. Did the Chicago Worlds Fail
actually pay for itself? IF.
/ A. This fair did pay for itself
+, The total receipts we're $50, 200, 065
while the total disbursements were
$31,117,353.
@. Which is more powerful, black
gunpowder or smokeless powder
and which viii ignite QUICKER
A. The war department says the
smokeless gmpowder will ignite
more quickly than black powder
and is more powerful.
Q. What is meant by the five Dor.
oughs? M. R. G.
A. This wasa term applied in old
English history to Leicester, Lin.
coin, nottingham, Stamford and
Derby which were held by the
Danes until 81 when they were re.
conquered BY Edward and Ethel.
fleda. The modern five boroughs
from the American standpoint are
those Of Greater New York, Man.
haitian, Bronx, Brooklyn, Richmond
and Queens.
| @. How much did the Grand Cen.
trail station b New York cost and
how large is II! d. L.
A. The Approximate cost Of the
Grand Central terminal building
was $40 1000, 0ee. The main buildine
at the street level is 600 feet long
900 feet wide and los feet high: be.
low the stred level it is 745 fee,
long and $50 feet wide. The flooi
space Of the station could accom-.
odate 10000 people at one time.
Q. Are pacn Of playing cards al
ways the SANE? W. E. G.
! A. Cards fG playing games Of
chance are dthe most remote an.
tiquity and Of almost universe,
usage, but the decks are not every.
!, where the same. Anglo Saxor
peoples use packs Of 50 cards in four
suits Of Is sach. In Italy, So card:
form . pack, while the Chinese decl
consists Of 80 cards in three suits
OF nine each and three superior
cards. The I'D German pack had
only 30 cards Various artistic EN-.
bellishments Of the faces of the
cards have appeared from time te
time. Among the devices used wer.
horsemen, Elephants, bells and
flowers. At one time the four kinz,
were eliminated from the pack II
America and replaced by portrait,
OF Washingtoa John Adams, Frank.
lin and Lafaydte, while the queens
were representa- by Venus, Fortuna
Ceres and Minerva, and the knaves
BY Indian chjefs.
! Q. Can Pilrs Peak he ascended
~ automobile! T. H.
A There = IN excellent highway
up Pixies Pax, completed in 1915
IL miles long and 20 to 50 feet wide
the grade ave7ging only 7 per cent
Upon paymat OF toll. automobiles
may ascend. Lieutenant ZebuIon
Pike discovssd this mountain in
1906, and attnpted to climb II IT.
fdled. and dsted in his diary thai
no humand being could have a..
cended to il pinnacle
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

Perhaps you didn't make million in the
year Just ending. But you came through smil-
ing. and you are optimist enough to hope that
the new year will be the happiest you have
seen both for yourself. your family and your
neishbors. That ought to be enough to satisfy
the heart Of any man.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

- - -
night seeane g - tsklne 81 .sM l..o
al over re woria. ana e 49, cgs.-
try tspectaiiy the fecert p
sey-Brenna1 0out u rev sVsw
enormously Attended ana 49,
sold TOT Aeooe yze eacn. n.oa
abae folk turned 00y g - II ana
leading neW1papefe gave : oetsA-
"a account Of il the plaza ol nonor
next day. The fact cannot De
dcdged that the ring 0attis. = Sun-
Ing To occupy very mucn tns g4ce
In American HE that the pun hgnt
.does IN Spain
The game seemed 70 p getting =
black eye = few yeArs ago aiter
the famous Jemriea-Jonnson oattie:
The race rioting which i0lioweo
that event provoked = general ois-
gust. and Roosevelt. who was tnen
the national arbdter OF almost
everything, pronounced against the
prize tight, although defending oox-
Ing ~ = sport OF . high ofoer, ana
one which he followed h1msetf.
But the revulston Of pubic opin-
ion 49, oIly ~ e.e
ring nsnt nas pTen sUwM En- ~
favor ever SINCE the coming nent
between Dempsey ana carpenter
10 the leading topic OF conversataon
IN sporting circles: ana tae I!se =.
the prize nght IN Hance, ana the
Development OF nrst class nsnters
IN tnat county, mas given tne tllns
~ new in.eFns.ional Aspec. rol
pie hsnnns y NC" ep. ~
rance. Ens.an9 mas al~. usa
ner Oo1ers, put rev VI men nase
oeen aD,S y s.anu up sns; ene
Dest VI lne AMe,lcans' ny Iue
.,sn eame urs swsys o Sen ae.
~. .An .. ~. .a 1e 80. - ~ $1,000 sa,. -.
.ue o.nel nanu, ale " ~ asoou ~
'ne ssMest, tne mos. leloC,Uus .ne
woi.u nas yet plouu.su @ AZ
no queI.el anu .uey si.e NIUE lug
cries .. s.op u, wnicn are gen-
efa ally nesau ~ .n,s e cu.a' 20 ".e ea
. uout p DecomeS one-siueu anu .oo
Muen pioou peslns " INV arg
never neaIu AZ france. me lalr
laoles OF iasnion are Ioono az tne
.nsslue mere as mere snu .ney
arg eH,u " VIC 'ae Mos. unneIc iIul
=, Ai. II ~ proOaOle mat our
champions VIII from COW ON never
iacK french cnaiiengers, ana tnat
tnese international Oouts wiz give
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31
Going to the City.

There vas ana, old-fashioned favor 70 Ars-
Warrsa O. Harding's announcement several
days ago that she was going 70 the city" to
bay her white house oatnt. She meant she
was going downtown in Marion where the
stores are.
.'Going to the city" still possesses for women
the same fragrance Of adventure that It had
for their mothers and grandmothers. even
though one can now shop BY telephone.
For ma there is magic in the very phrase
going to the city" suggesting. - It does, ex-
plorations in . wonderland filled with her
hearts desires.
She IL up unusually early on the great day
set for going to the city the magical place
which may be only Commute car ride from
her homo. She has busy morning. what with
crowding : whole days household work into
few hours 80 that she may start on her enter
prise before noon.
And, then, afnxing last dab Of powder to
her nose, she fares forth for nve hours Of what
to q woman is almost perfect happiness; five
hours Of shopping; Of pricing; Of window gag
ing; Of tryins-on; of strolling through store
aisles- highways Of woman's fairyiand.
When sic starts for home she may have
bought little or nothing, but she regards the
day as happy and successful ono. Men won
der why women make SO much Of going to
the city" And the answer is that going to
the city" means few hours release from the
drudgery Of kitchens and brooms and dust
pans and scrub-brushes. 1t means day of
. holiday! And it is the one holiday that
T. - ;<~ha,,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

ko seesrd of 1870 IL history. Anything
%11Al - said IN comment would not altsf
= = they have bssn written. Com
m cthsr cities oe similar siss. Rock
nxpsrisac1d spieadid progress during
= ~ I'M clQsins. Rsaction following tie
nlfoa q tho var rssultsd in general bus
1ssssasion. ant It Va not to b expected
- Island vosld escape the effects that
Srb ~ ~ It, nsishbors.
~ ehisf Item Of disappoiz :ment for Rock
daring the year vas in it, building pro-
Successive costs Of materials neoessitat-
i ~ canesllattna Of many contemplated improve
oata, DFiacipal Of which vsre hundreds Of
1oAess that were TO have been erected In
- seeaoas Of The city. However, this did
1T 0eon permanent abandonment Of those
Zrp)eets. and with . return to near normal
11ioas n the building line within the COM
lE,yoaS there IL hope that during next spring
1 SKINNER there viii be revival Of building
- nock Island that will in large measure make
M goF the loss that has been suffered during
~ present ysas.
A notable bsildfng improvement Of the year
- the Fort Armstrong theatre. one Of the
aadsomest moving picture houses in the mid
~ West, erected by the Rosenfeld- Hopp COM
85ony 1t the corner Of Third avenue and Nine
*1DoatA street ct . cost Of about . half
zallioa dollan One Of the promises Of the
#1ew year ID for hotel to rise on Third avenue
st east q the Fort Armstrong theatre. The
80 has been purchased. . company formed
80 details carried to point where those in
E41Fsstsd In the enterprise are confident that
afofe another year passes the hotel will be 4
teality. It will b. such hostelry a. Rock
/. aslaAd Aas long needed and will represent an
tnvseku6ent Of possibly two million dollars.
slosk Island. centrally situated in the local
erouD Of cities. should have superior hotel &C.
epQmOdatious, and the men who are promoting
- NV improvement deserve to be encour-
Agea 4 furtherancs Of their plans.
The Argus in its year end review edition
tn4ay 1Reoeats vital statistics covering the city
~ eosaty. While in q material way Rock
16laaa nay have had better years. still consid-
aesd from all angles the city has kept pace
sswieh ~ neighhors in civic and industrial do
SaleDment Census figures obtained during the
y9of Indicated an increase in Rock Islands
SD4DeInt1ca Of ~ per cent since 1910. a record
Ia ce9varisou equaled BY few cities in the
geeuntSy. Rock Island will continue to grow
4 1Fnally and substantially. and at the rate Of
] tnfesse shown by the last census ought to
1ASa 1t least hfty thousand Inhabitants by 1880
] - city during the year showed the city to
49, -. 60
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BYlD-NYsTBkloUSLY.
~ Nrs. Nellie F. Brown.

tCopyright. 1890. by Wheeler Syn
dicate. Incl
The rural delivery had tust come.
mere were no letters today. the
81kzn paper for dad, a circular for
gptok. advertising chicken feed. the
nily paper from the city. and two
lneasines.
s Nh. Merritt glanced over the
koGdltnes Of the news, and then
st1eked Mp one Of the masaxines for
n Deep ct ito contents. 1t was
ien1fminsly illustrated. but after .
nnanent or two Mrs.. Merritt flung
g q s s.n W something like . snort
IT, or once. to read some
~ cd and homelike,s che
"A body would think,
magazines noWA1Ays.
70 liyed in New York
weitern YaueA. Why
ser write stories ahDut'
1Qqple ~ MA n
l2 IA Il 4 sefN' "
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

Chinese women who show their ankles are
being arrested: probably execution Is the fate
Of those who show their Chi-knees
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

Federal agents have learned that women are
carrying hooch in their stockings Which
makes every grille no. wearing roll tops a
suspect in the eyes OF the prohibition sleuths.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

A man stole two comforts from the Comfort
hotel in Chicago and he was arrested ON q
blanket charge.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

Stecher has neuritis: rather q fancy name
for wrestler's charley horse
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

Southern Illinois farmers are daily dumping
Thousands Of gallons Of milk into the rivers be-
cause there is no market for it. Yet in the
crowded cities children are suffering for want
Of milk because their parents are unable to
pay for q supply. Surely here is situation
that ought to call for attention by government
authorities.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

Grand opera is said to be financial failure
in Chicago. What the Chicago opera company
needs is new manager. F1orenx Ziegfeld has
been suggested.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31
Household Hints

tency. Just before serving ~
salad combine the salad dressing
and the finely chopped pepper, on
ion and parsley.
Squash Tarts-Make a plain pae
pastry, using one and 0ne-half cups
-four, one-Quarter cup lard, one
quarter cup butter, one-half tea
spoon salt, cold water to make
dough. Line deep muffin tins or
tart molds with pastry and fill WIN
the following mixtures:
One and one-quarter cups Of
steamed and strained squash, one
half cup brown sugar. one-half t.
spoon ginger, one teaspoon CHM
mon ,one egg. one cup milk. 3.
! Mix sugar, salt and spice, g.
squash, egg slightly beaten ana
milk gradually. Pour into the PEI
try molds and bake in a modefats|
oven until firm. Cover tarts vben'
done with meringue made OF one
stiffly beaten egg white and Two
tablespoons sugar and return 70
the oven to brown.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31
Recipes for n Dav

FOtato run with BacOn-ThiS is
a favorite left over mashed potato
dish. Measure the amount of
mashed potatoes which you have
left, add an equal quantity OF milk.
To one cup potato use one cup. of
milk. Add the yolk of one egg and
salt and pepper to taste. Mix thor
oughly and then fold in lightly the
! white Of one egg beaten stfff. Turn
mixture into creased baking dish.
But two thin slices bacon into one
inch pieces and arrange on top Of
potato mixture. Bake in q moder-
ate oven for 20 minutes.
Lettuce Salad with Russian
Dressing-Arrange lettuce hearts
on salad plates and serve With Rus
sian dressing. Recipe for Dress
ing:
One egg yolk, three-quarters Gun
salad oil. two tablespoons vinegar,
one-half tablespoon mustard, one
half teaspoon salt. two tablespoons
finely chOnp. d pepper, one table
spoon finely chopped onion. one
half tablespoon finely chopped par
siey. Mix mustard an. salt to-
gether, add one teaspoon vinegar
and the egg yuik and beat with an
egg beaier. Add the oil drop BY
drop at first until one-haif Of the
oil has been added. Then oil mar
Be added more rapidly until al Is
used. When mixture becomes
thick add the vinegar . little ct q
time to thin Il to the right cousis-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

Government officials can't dabble in Goa
without getting their hands dirty.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

According to court records. stormy are tn
divor seas. ~.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31
Menu Hint.
BREAKFAST,
Syrup
Coffee

FRIED Mush Syrup
Buttered Toast Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Potato Puff with Bacon
Lettuce Salad Russia. Dressing
Rolls Tea jam
F. DINNER
Lamb Pot Roast
Apple Mint Jelly
Drowned Potatoes
Dreamed Satisfy
Bread and Butter Squash Tarts
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

A happy New Year to everybody.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31
Laundry Helps.

II the boiler on your Laundry
stove is higher than your tubs o.
washing machine, you can easily
empty, the boiler with the same
piece OF hose you I'LL it with from
the faucet.
BY attaching the hose to faucet
putting other end in boiler you wish
to empty, turn ON water until "
bubbles out of other end OF hose
proving that tube il full OF 'watef'
then quickly withdraw hose from
faucet, keeping tube lower or emo
down, and put in tub. The tube
will empty and water will continue
to now from boiler into tub through
the syphon- like tube.
Almoad Pie One-half cup OF
Blauehed almonds. one-half cup Of
powdered macaroons. one-half cup
of powdered sugar. one-half cup OF
orange juice. two eggs. Two table
spoons Of melted butter, dash OF
cinnamon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

You should see December Bonus fade whez
January Bill gets in the ring
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31
Argus Information Bureau

the
individual No attention viii b
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31
sAIlTnR CnuD STALL UINLEAD
THEM ~

NINE moaths md II days aso W here IN
terro6 Old Dali Care with appropriate cers-
uouies aAl erected this Tombstone Of Tommy
ri o'sr HE unloved bones. Nine months ana
twelve day. ago! And the city editor mas the
cruaf to ask this child Of such tender yeafs to
wax sloae IN his psstifsrous annual edition!
Not even one ysar old! What business have We
IN N annual edition?
well, since hs expects NJ to write some
thing Il shall b something he doesn't expect
NJ to writs. yerbum sap.
Primarily We are interested in this eoiyum
Presumably you. too, are interested Though
perhaps the presumption 70 great), else It should
not s. permitted to desecrate the editorial page
day after day. So. why should We not tall
about the colyum? There are no dissenting
voices dust : moment while ws tune oul
lyre). We're on!
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07

STARA PARfZ
POMALU MIL

MONTMARTRE. malebny a hi
storicky distrikt Pafize. milo
vanl umelci, basniky, spisovateli
a turist.y, rychle podleha pochodu
pokroku a IA kratko ami jcdinA ze
starych a znamTch budov, icz .jsou
We spojeni Sc vzpominkami ia do
bu romance, neZustane. Pc celem
svete mamy Moulin Redet, jedna
z ~poslednich zabaynich m%istnosti
V teto ctvrti, Dude 60 nejdfive
~zbourana Il ma .iejim mi te zbudo-
vany budou moderni cinzaky. -
Moulin Rouge zniten byl poaarcm
pred nakolika lety. Zbude jenom
Moulin de GAZETTE 2 trojice pro
slulych zabavnich mistnoSti a "a
kratko snad i tento stane Sc obati
modcrnisn.jici horecky a 5 MIN ma
vzdy zmizi "duch startho Mont.
martrc," Parnassu pafizske bohe
my.
Iabavnf tyto m~istnosti poima
novany byly Poole svych v6trnil,l.
Nebyly to budovy nikterak kras-
ne. ale ntulnt a vzdy byvalo tn
veselo, tax re netoliko BOHEMIA pa
iizska, ale i obcanstvo a turiste
sem radi zachazeli, ably tn zapo-
mneli na dennf truly a ~starosti.
Montmartre V historic Pafize po-
vzdy hralo dIlezitou rolf. Krva-
We, bitky V minulyeh dobach sva-
deny byly na pahorku a jeho oko-
Ii. Kdyz Henry Ctvrty oblthal Pa
fiz, rozbil svlj tabor ma vysinach
Montmartre a sam usadil Sc v kla-
stere Benediktinu, jichz starozit-
ny hostel St. Pierre stoji dosud
We stinu neinovejsiho paIizsktho
chramu, velke basiliky Svatfho
Srdce.
Revolnce ~natropila mnoho skod
v starozitnem Montmartre. Kla-
ster byl znicen, jeptisk.y r%ozehna-
ny a abatyse popravena. Y rocc
1914, kdya spojenci pochodovali
ma Pafiz, ma t6chto ~pahorcich Til
bratii D%ebrayove, V jichz majet-
ku mlyny nalezaly Sc pc s%taleti,
postavili Sc ma odpor rusls.ym ye-
tfelcilm, ma odpor tax odyaznl a
tax beznadejng jake bitva II Their
mopyl. Jeden pc druhem byl H.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07
SVEDSKY PREMIER
LIJALMAR GRANTING, novs

|LIJALMAR GRANTING, novl
IL svedsky premier, .je y1dcep'
socialisticke strany, iez mfla ne
patrny po6ct pfislusnikH, kd.y.
Branting pripojil Sc k nj ' roc
1884, ale dnes je ne silne,jsi re ri
p~olitickych stran We Svedsku.
Branting ne6ini DOZEN delnickehr
vddce. Splse podoba Sc startmli
banktfi a tovarniku. Je vysoky
sirokopleci a uhlazeueho chovanl
Sati Sc peknG a jeho vystupovaD'
vzdy ~vyznacuje Sc d1stojnostf.
Branting nepochazi z rodiny nj
kterak radikalni. Jeho otec, kite
Try byl p%rofesorem mediciny V le
kafskem Institute v Stockholm
byl konservativcem kazdym cou
lem. Jeho matka pochazeIa Vi
slechticke rodiny a %pfirozepa jej'
nahledy b.yly pIfsne k%onscrvati,
nj.
Jeho matka byla tax vzd1lens
dcmokratickych proudI, ze trval.
ma tom, ably Hjalmar navstfvova
soukromou skolu pastora Brcsko
wa, kde byl jeho spolnzakem pri
tommy kral svedsky Gustav.
Branting jednou We vesele chvilc1
yyprayoyal spisoyateli Henrik
fbscnoyi, jak $ Gustavcm miya
praeky q Re pravidelne mad nir.
zylt1zil.
Ma teto scukrome skolc Sc Hal
marrow mnoho nelibilo. Y patnacI