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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01

AZ o'clock on the evening of De-
cenber 25th, at the Salem Baptisl
church, as beautiful climax to
christmas day, Miss Halle Kennedy
and Mr.. Henry r. Strange were ham
PLY united In marriage. Rev. IL W
reynolds performing the ceremony.
usihs the ring service. Promptly on
the hour the bridal party arrived at
tho church. Hiss Beatrice Sumter
presided at the piano. and to the
strains OF the wedding march the
ofldal party filed in. First came the
ushers. Mr.. Herbert Brown and Mr.
Aiken Kennedy; next came Miss An
ME Strange with Mr. Hubert Smith.
then came Miss Laura Kennedy with
MIR. Pate Evcrington following these
was Miss Lillian Bair with Mr.. Oscar
kennedy. Then came the bride.
Miss Halle Kennedy, accompanied
py her maid OF honor, Miss Maggie
kennedy, while down the opposite
aisle came the groom, Mr. Harry
strange, with his best man, Mr.. Null
trow Strange. Meeting at the altar
and standing underneath q beauti-
tul archway the happy couple were
made husband and wife.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party repaired to the home of
The brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
T.. Kennedy. on Oakland Avenue,
where a delightful reception was
held. Mr. and Mrs. Strange received
quite an array of beautiful and useful
presents from their numerous friends
and admirers.
After congratulations and CON
dolations and general well wishing
the bridal pair at $3.50 o'clock left for
Columbia and Charlotte. After Jan
uary 1st Mr.. and Mrs. Strange will
be Ut home at go s. Salem Ave.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01
WEDDING.

Mr.. William j. Singleton and Miss
Pauline Kvaternik were quietly mar
ried at the residence of Rev -. s.
Mcdonald, pastor of the Christian
church at o'clock Friday. December
path in the presence of a few friends
and relatives
The bride is an amiablo young wO-
man who counts her friends by the
score while the groom is a young
man OF many sterling qualities. and
is connected with the Texas company.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple left by automobile FOR a
short wedding trip.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01
CSC quickly relieves a cold.-Advt.

According TO a statement made by
Chief Barwick. this Christmas makes
new record in the police circles OF
Sumter. From the standpoint of
crime this was one of the quietest. if
not the quietest Of all ChristmaSes so
far on record. The doors of the guard
house were practically open and un-
used for four whole days, inclusive OF
the holidays proper. The police re-
port that everybody behaved thomsel-
YES in such a cOmmendable manner
that it was unnecessary to even
spea to anyone in regards 10 misbe-
haViour
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01
liomcspun Suit for Harding.

Boston. Dec. 30.--Thc homespun
suit made for Vice President elect
Coolidge during the election campaign
is to be matched by suit of home
spun for President-elect, Harding.
The fabric is being woveu on a loom
lG5 years old by Mrs Laura A.
i'm Bethel BIT. the wool was clipped
from native sheep. Mrs jackson,
notwithstanding advanced years, put
The wool through every process nee
cssaly for its conversion into cloth.
When finished the fabric will be OF
heather color in a subdued shade.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01
THE BOB JONES LECTURE.

re served seat cards for Sunday
school officers and teachers for the
BOB Jones meeting are being issued.
AS capacity audience is expected to
hear the noted evangelist, when he
speaks at the Trinity Methodist
church on Friday, January 7th, at
500 l.. m, under the auspices of the
Evangelism Committee of the South
Carolina Sunday School association.
In order that no Sunday schooI Off
Ger or teacher may fail TO get q seat
and So be deprived Of thc opportun-
ijy OF hearing Bob Jones, the COM
mittee on arrangements is issuing re-
served seat cards TO all Sunday school
officers and teachers Of all denomi-
nations. II any officer or teacher does
not get mis- card. he is requested to
get in touch with Mrs. a. NJ. BrouGh-
ton. chairman Of arrangements With
other than officers and teachers it will
be first come first seated.
Bob Jones is considered one of the
most interesting figures in American
religious life. Recently the East Liv-
erpool Ohio Journal gave the follow
ing description of him:
! God who created US made no two
! of us exactly alike. He who made one
star To differ from another in glory
and gave to each flower its different
| hue, has given each human life its
own distinctive aspect. Some lives
may be compared 10 the p,acid lake
nesting in an unfrequented forest,
which mirrors in its crystal depths
the silent stars. Some are like the
noble river which rolls in calm ma
! loSty to join The great ocean. Some
are like the happy brook which like
children at play goes laughing and
gathering over its pcbbpd way
through the green meadows and
waving fields And some lives are
like the rugged mountain stream
which makes tn" forest echo with its
numbering voice as it leaps from
crag TO crag i'm it's impatient haste
to reach the valley below.
During the last few weeks it has
been our greatest pleasure to have
come to know one who seemingly
combines in the remarkable Vcrsatil
ity Of his personality. the placidit!
Of the forest lake, the calm majesty
Of the mighty river. the gladncss o
the ripping brook. and the cncrg,
OF tho mountain strram--or dis
mGui*hcd guest, Bob JONES'
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01
Marriage License Record.

y marriage license has been issued
10 Mr.. Willie H. Steele of Lancaster
ana Miss Ellen Annie McColl of sum-
ter.
Also to the following colored
couples;
Ephesia Lawson and Susan Jones
Of Wedgefield.
Nathan Parker and Georganna
Abraham Of Horatio.
Jackson Charles and Matte Nc
Knight Of Rimini
Moses Burrows of Rimini and Ell
Ia Rees of Eastover.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01
.CLENIING-TINIMONS.

On Thursday afternoon at o'clock,
Deccmber 23rd, at the home Of the
brides parents. Miss Sue Ella Flem-
Ing and Mr.. II. ID. Timmons were
joined I'm holy matrilnony, Rev. T.. w.
Reynolds performing the ceremony.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Timmons left on a visit to
the parents of the groom. They ex-
pect to make their future home in
sumter. Many happy years are wish
cd on this young pair.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01
NiAERIED.

wedding of much interest to many
OF Sumter was that Of Mr.. j. "A. Raf-
field and Miss Eva Watson OF Tray
elers Rest in Greenville county. The
wedding was n very quiet affair ow-
ing to the illness OF the brides moth
CO. Tho ceremony took place on
"Wednesday. December 22, at the
Presbyterian mansc, DR.. r. w. Sloan
officiating.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01

CottOnscCd arc So cheap that the
farmers cannot afford 30 SCH them as
they are worth more as fertilizer than
The mills are paying. The mills are
losing money and many have shut
down, because they cannot pay cN-
pcnscs at the market price for oil ana
other seed products. This condition
1T is predicted will create shortage
Of oil and compound lads late. i'm the
year and the C0neum"ra viii hc forced
To- pay higher prices than usual be-
cause of the scarcity OF the manu-
factured product. 1t IL vicious CON
dition when low prices lead directly to
unnecessarily high prices.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licehses were issued to the
Following colored couples:
Oncel Rodgers of Gresham, S. c.,
and Susan White Of Sumter.
William Witherspoon and Clara
Thomas Of Sumter
Sam Johnson and Eunice Pearson
of Tindal.
Ardis Nelson of Remini and Elzana
j ohnston OF Parler.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01

TIL" r.uGs or sumter county steadily
improved duriuS tho six Years ad-
OF Supervisor i. VI. Pitts
and i, Was dUng this period that
'hc Spin lo" dra- WAS given a fair
Uinl Why not use more genuine
split lo"uac" and rrWcr high-priccd,
heh-v, TRACKS, and costly road
plOWs?
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01
To break a cold take 666.-Aivt.

The Sumter Creamery Company.
Will afford a regular market for ali
the milk that can be produced withia
ten or fifteen miles of Sumter. Every
farmer should be in a position to keep
a few cows to increase the income; OF
his farm.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01
Judged by Their Records.

How do YOU know what kind of
people the Newcombs are if you've
never met them ?'
~ have heard their photograph
boston Transcript
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01
a few doses ss6 break cold.-Adyt

The cotton acreage reduction meet
ing on January 3rd should be at
tended by business men as well as
farmers. The prosperity or poverty
Of this section next year depends upon
the crops that are planned and plant
ed within the next ninety days. -.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01

The Sumter County Fair assocla-
ton should begin now 10 work up in
tcreat in next falls fair. A success
ful and attractive county fair cannot
be thrown together in a few weeks
just before the fair opens.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01

tn" initial two billion dollar raid
on the treasury by the cN-scrVicr men
is but forcshadoWinG of what the
country may look forward to i'm tn"
years 10 come. Before the United
Statcs satisfied the demands of the
world war veterans they will have
been paid more than the moNimUm
mdcmui'.' ana rcparti'n demanded
OF Germany by the allies
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01

Mr.. A. II. Doykin has returned to
the city after spending several days
on n delightful hunting trip Of sew
eral days duration on the Congarce
river.
Mrs. r. T. Loeb, of Brooklyn, n. y,
is visiting Mrs. Harry Green on
Church street
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01
EDGAR BRADLEY OUT ON BOND.

Edgar Bradley was yesterday re-
leased from the county Jail after a
hearing held yesterday morning. The
bond OF Bradley was fixed at $4,000.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01

The price Of hogs and cattle has
dropped. but you pay just about as
much for ham and steak as you did
during the palmy days of tho high
cost Of living,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01
Columbia

Sumter's second game of basketball
is to be played tonight at the "Y'
gymnasium. Sumter is to meet a
team frob Camp Bennning at Colum-
bus. Ga, The game is TO start
promptly al 7:30 Be on hand to see
what brand Of goods the teams are in
possession of.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01

Rub-9Iy-Tism cure bruises. cuts,
burns, sores, letter. etc.-Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01

Cos breaks cold quicker than any
remedy we knUW.--AdVt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01

Rub My-Tism relieves rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sprains.--Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-01-01
SUMTER WINS
FROM COLUMBIA
Victorious in First Basket Ball
Game of Season

The Sumter basket ball team met
'"lumhia's team ON their home court
i'm Columbia Tuesday ni.ht and satch-
"d close point victory from them.
IN" score was Sumter ~. Columbia 40
The result Of this game is indeed en-
coulaSing for sumter for the Column
pla team IS i'm all ways a very
strong team. AT the end of the first
half of the game the score was 30 20
II in favor Of Columbia but during
the second half Sumter slowly but
steadily won her way onward to vic
tory and gloriOusly came off with the
laurel wreath. At all times the game
was close, neither team seeming TO
have very great degree OF advan-
tage over the other team.
Gasque, for Columbia was the sure
shot for Columbia, Price, Crawford
Tor Sumter played steady game.
Sumtcrs whole team played consis-
Mt nj
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STRELECKY KLUB SLAP,
NICKA

poradal v nedeli dine 28. srp-
ma v zahrade p. Capka ma E.
II. ul. vylet, kterem mdze-
me konstatovati, re vydaril Sc
Jak po STRANGE financni, tax i
moralni, k uplnemu naSemu IL
spokojeni. Co iedni bavili Sc
porazenim kuzelek na staro-
eeskem kuzelniku, druzi Ease
|vytaceli sve spolecnice pri pek
ne vyhravanych polnach a
valcich" kapelou Sdruzeni
ceskych hudebnikd "a rizeni
p. Vaclava Sfstka. Jinde opet
otacelo Sc pestre koleso, KITE
re pax vestilo stesti tomu,
|Jenz drzel st'astne cislo, ma
ktere obdrzel velkeho pernlko
veho husara aneh krasne W.
zdobena ceska "srdcata", KITE
rymi mas strelec V. Praisler
'hoJne zasobil a kterych Sc ne
;mohl zadny ami dockat. M a
teploucko bylo, tax. Sc take do
stl piio a jedlo, takze bylo ii
,vo We vsech koutech, "a coz O.
Vsem jest co dekovati v prvni
rade nasemu zabavnimu vybo
ru, ktery Sc vzdy tax svedomi-
te staral, aby vse bylov porad-
ku. Pfi pratelsken pobavenf;
Iucinili nasf dvaS strelci sbfrkui
We prospech 'krutym hlademl
stizeneho lidu ruskeho, ma kite,
rou pfispeli pc 81: J. Sfstek,s
P,f Lukes, A.. Belsan, j. Prime. !.
+. Sedlacek, J.fCapek; po soc !
'. Janousek, f. Randa, j. Bir-
hanzl, V. Kase, j. Kvet, ].
Stibr, J. Sklenicka, A. Specian,
L. Hladky, J. Polar, A. Novot-
my a j. Smid. Po Csc: J, Sedi-
Wy, j. MaSa, A. Vodicka, G.
Janda, j. 'Krizek, j. Novodvor
sky, F. Sindylek, F. lima, .J.
Haur, j. Joch, j. Huml, j!
Spilar, F. HaSkovec, X. Kvet-
rusky, J. Kvet, ). Vaverka,
Mrs. Rehor, j. NedeIka, A. il
cha, Fr. Merhulfk, v. Prai-
.sler. V. ROusek, J. Hauner. J.
Mark, V. Soukup, F. Pospisil,
r. Prime, f. Ruzicka, j. Proti-
va, V. Sistek, F. Formanek;
Soc A. Hanacek, 15c A. Jelf-
mex. Celkem $20.45. Penize ty
to odevzdany k rukam vyboru
pro pomocnou akci do redak-
ce Am. Del. Listu. Srdecny
dix vam, kdoz jste prisp6li ma
vec tax Slechetnou.
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Dcery vyssfch kruhH pred

1000 lety. Y Pompeiich bylo
We vykopavkach nalezeno mno-
no dopisu deer patriciiskych.
ktere posilaly slavnym gladia-
forum. Dopisy psany jsou ma
drobnych deskach re slonove
kosti. Jeden dopis adresoyan
Je gladiatoru Straxovi, puvodu
asl "barbarskeho". Patricijka
zada Y mem gladiatora, aby
prisel ma dostavenicko ke chra
mu lsidy, lici svuj podiv q ma
dseni mad jeho krasou a silou.
Naplsy pod obrazy gladiatoru,
namalovane ma zdech. svedci,
re cetne mlade danny Chloe,
Lydie a Cornelie byly zamilo-
vany do gladiatoru. Nezmeni-
10 Sc tedy mic pod sluncem.
Take dnes boxeri a zapasnici
test Sc prizni krasavic 2 kruhtl
honorace, zrovna jako pred
1000 lety.
Cesti soudci u alsaskych SOU
du. * move zrizenemu soudu V
alsaskem Saarbrueckenu byl
ole zpravy "Deutsches Volks-
blattu' pridelen DIR. F. Vezen-
sky, ktery byval soudcem We
Falknove. Dr.. Vezensky jest
pfislusnikem Ceskoslovenske
republiky, byl potola4l do
Elsaska, jelikoz soudi Sc tam
Jeste stale die nemeckeho pra-
va. RiSsti N6mci nemohou byti
soudci we Francii a proto pri-
brani byli soudci nasl repu-
bliky, ktefi ovladaji nemecke
pravo.
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soudu, jest opetne obyvatelem
residence krasny dun ma Wyon
celX les. A jak pax pekne me-
Ii Jsme postarano 0 laciny chile
ba a mouku! To nebylo detiC-
ky jako ted, ably 81 kazdy mu
sci koupit chleba nebo mouku
re svych vlastnich pen6z, KITE
re t6zce vydela. Mas kfniila
Republika. At mel nekdo mill
on korun rocne, nebo par Sc
st'ak6, dostaval chleba mou
ku "a bukvici a to ostatni ia
neho platila republika. Ia to
brala vsechno "a mas ma knlz-
ku my jen jedi. 10 io, d6ti
To byla V tech prvnich tfech
letech zlata maminkal A jak
pax jest6 jinak Sc 0 vSechny
.sve deti peclive staralal Bylo
mas moe, vite, pfibylo mas
jest6 vic, kdyz Sc We sv6t6 roz-
neslo, ze Sc nam dobre vede a
tot Sc vi, ze kazdy chtel nasi
Republice n6iak slouzit, po-
.ctiy6 verne. Ale pon6vadz
do tech nekoIika oufadu, Sc
.kterymi to kdysi Rakousko pa
.ckalo, bychom Sc byli vsichni
neVesli, tax isme 81 museli par
tisic novych nadelat. Jejejeiej
to byla prace jen $ vymy-
slenim jich. Ale podarilo Sc
nam to S pomoci bozi tax zna-
menite, re Sc az z ciziny iez-
dill ma to divat. Takove iedno
ministerstvo a my jich nell o.
smnact, nebo takova nejaka
dstfedna, to bylo cel6 m6sto
budov a mravenist6 lidi. Ale
vSichni nell pofad co d6Iat,
ponevadz tenkr$t Sc prace il
max cenila nez dnes. Kdyz ma
pr. jeden takoyy pan koukal
hodinu ma druheho pana, re
mic nedela a ten Ease pozoro-
val tretiho, jak spi, ctyrty
daVal pozor, ATTY no nikdo ne
vzbudil TT tax YSichni ctyfi
nell ma dopoledne pine ruce
prace . byIi radi, kdyz dole
zatroubil automobil, ably je
odvezl k obedu 10, detiCky -
tenkrat isme to vSechno vedli
n6bl, tenkrat Sc chodilo ien v
automobilech Ale nebylo to
ami tax drabe Jedna iizda pres
Prahy stala republiku tax sto-
korunku a kdyz jich udelal
nekdo IA den deset a nadsko-
Gil 81 tim dv5 hodiny casu,|
Sc to vyplatilo. pon6-
vadz, ] kdyz 81 tri hodiny dal
potom lego, byl aspon odpo
caty. A RepubIika potrebova-
la opraVdu lidi neunavene a
neprepracoyan6. Proto taky
zavedl Sc docela jiny pofadek
We vyberu zvlaSt' schopnych o.
sob ma dulezita mista. Spravn6
Sc usoudilo, ze studovany clo-
vek, nez proleze ysecky skoly,
od obecne az na universitu,
nemllze NIT toho dvacetilet6
no uceni hlapu TAX cistou a
TAX nezatizenou yedomostmi,
jako covek, ktery hlidal
svestky nebo delal kotrmelce
ma louce. Prolo Sc povolali do
a caste TAX vysokych
jako toppl, Iia6, ktefi nebyli |
5ice moe honeni Y psani, tteni
a pocltani iako lide re skol,
ale "a to rozum6li vsemu ma
syete. Aby Sc pied sv8teln zdA
10, ze uni pat, nosil plpici
p6ro kapse Il vesty a aby Sc
zdalo, re uni cist, koukaly mu
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loueil Sc slovy: "Mily kamara
de, zde mas moi hull Sc stri-
brnym drzadlem. Odkazuji' ii
il. A nyni jdu Sc zastrelit. "
Pritel Peldovi domlouval a W.
nutil ma mem slib pri rozcho-
du slib, ze upusti cd sveho L.
myslu. HUI vsak musil pri-
ljmout do uschovani. Ze slibu
nedostoji, vycitiI pritel ze
SLOW, jez volal Pelda "a od-
chazeJicim We vzdalenosti asi
10 krokd: 'Tak nezaspi a.
lpfijd' o pul osme rano k stri-
mickym kfovinam." Tam byla
take jeho mrtvola nalezena.
Vystava v Hodonine 1922.
Ma schdzi 18. MN. usneseno
uspofadati vystavu zivnosten-
sko-prdmyslovou, hobpodar-
skou a skolskou pro jiznf Mo-
ravu a zapadnf Slovensko cd
polovice cervence do polovice
srpna 1922. Upozorhujeme il
ma mesta, aby v tu dobu W.
stav nepofadali, neb tim by Sc
5en tristili a vysledek by me-
odpovidal vyloham namaze.
Hodonin, rodiste Masarykovo,
Ije klicem Slovenska, ma dobre
spojeni vlakem, proto VISTA
va, pak-li bude pro nj jen tro-
Echu pochopeni, NIUE Sc zda-
fit. v roce 1905 zde poradana
vystava potkala Sc S velkym L.
spechem, pres to, re tenkrate
Sc strany n6mecko-zidovske o.
becni spravy kladly Sc RUNE
pfekazky a re Slovenska hro-
madne navstevy uherskou via
dou byly zakazany. Cisteho III
sku ma Sc pouzit ma zbudova-
nj MasaTykova musea.
Sokolska jednota Carihra-
de. Sokolska myslenka jest
vpravde mySlenkou vsenarod-
nj, vseceskou. Dnkazem toho
jest shiny vzmach a vzrdst, So
kolskych jednot V cele oblasti
naSi republiky, ba "a hrani-
cemi. Vsude, kde je kolonie
Cechd a kde tomu pomery po-
liticke jen pon6kud dovoluji,
vsude zakladaji Sc iednoty So
kolske. Y posledni dobe zalo-
zena byla V Gafihrade ceska
sokolska jednota pro telesnou
a mravni vfchovu carihrad-
Iskych Cechoslovaku obojiho
pohlavi. V jednot6 jsou deti,
zaci i>alorost a clenove cd 16
LETT faea o zalozeni iednoty
V carihrad6 oznamena zup6
Zahranicni.
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ZPRAVY z CZECH.
SLOVENSkA ZEMEDELSkA 4
RADA ZRfZENA.
c. S. T.. X.

Aemedelstvi ma pro csl. stat
Vyznam nesmfrny a zauiima
Jedno 2 prednich mist We sve-
tove produkci zemedelske. Cs1,
republika je slozena tax. re
zapadni prumyslove kraiiny Sc
VzaJemne prosp6sne doplnuii
castml vychodnimi, jez isou
prevazne zemedelske. NaSe ze-
medelska kultura dosahla az
dcsud vysokeho stupne, jak mi
NO Jlne bylo. dokumentovano
nedavno hospodarskou VISTA
vcu a sjezdem zemedelcu v
Praze. Kdybychom mohli vyu-
zltkovati vsech technickych a
modernich vymozenosti, jeste
vice bychom zvysili nasi ze-
medelskou produkci a dosahli
snad toho, re pro vyvoz do ci-
|ziny zbyl nam nj prebytek
vice nez 20 miliard korun, jak
mlnuly mesic v jedne sve reci
poznamenal DIR. Blaho.
Proto nase vlada pri vedeni
sve hospodafske politiky kla-
dla veliky duraz ma vzrust re.
medelske vyroby a jejf uvede-
Ill Y pfedvalecng stav. Usiloya-
la V prve rade o to, abys od-
stranila priciny, ktere zpdsobi-
ly neblahy pokles. Pokud Sc ty
&C dobytka, dosahli jsme liz
pfedvalecne vyse a mGze Sc
jiz mluviti o nadprodukci.
Ia ucelem povzneseni ze-
medelske vyroby ma Slovensku
zalozena byla V cervenci t. r. V
Bratislav6 Slovenska zemedel-
ska rada, jejiz dredni mistno-
sti nachazeji Sc v dome {. 10,
Namesti Republiky, II. po-
school. Slovenska zemedelska
rada, v niz zasedaji nejpred-
neJsi odbornfci, byla zfizena
ma zaklad6 nafizeni vlady ce-
skoslovenske, jejim ucelem
jest sledovati rozvoj, potreby
a yymozenosti We vsech odbo-
rcch zemedelske vyroby, nejen
ma Slovensku, ale i " cizine, a
pecovati o prakticke uziti ma
bytych poZnatku a zkusenostf.
Jez by prispivaly k zlepseni a
rozkvetu zen1edelstvi a haieni
jeho zajmd. Cinnost jeii VITA
huJe Sc ma vsechny veci, tyka-
Jicl sc slovenskeho polniho no
spodarstvi, zemedelskeho druz
stevnictvi a zemedelskeho OBJ
chodu, hospodarskeho prumy-
slu vzdelani. Informace o
stavu zemedelstvi V cizich sta
tech podavaji il zastupitelsk6
ufady ceskoslovenske v cizine.
jez ma vyznacne zjevy, dulezi-
tie re stanoyiska slovenskeho,
upozornuji.
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TYDENNi TACKY.
Motto: At zije "Usporna
komise" ma veky.

.,Jednou, kdyz byl az Ze-
vloun d6decek II TO bylo asi V
u 1850 - a nemel3pa sv6t6
jin9 poteSeni nez fajfku a k
nj tabakove pole, pfisla k ne
mu vnoucata zadonila, ably
Jim n6co povidal. Kazdy, starry
clov6k rad vzpomina ma mlad-
81 leta, kdy vsechno byvalo
lepSi, cd toho tabaku az do
tech lidi a tax tedy dedek Ze-
vloun, 30 nekolika bafech "a
cal detem yyprayovat:
"Neikrasnejsi doba, jakotl
Vdbec pamatuji, byla prvnf tri
leta naSi republiky. To VAN
byl d6ticky ucineny raj, nebo
chcete-li, zlaty yek - bez zla
ia sice, ponevadz toto jsme nj
kdy moe nem6li - ale zlaty
tim, re tenkrat jsme nell je-
ste docela cerstvou, neopotfe-
boVanou Svobodu a doVedli
isme il jak Sc patri uzivat. vi
te deti - tehdy po %. riinu
1918, yjelo do mas neco jako
elektrika. Kdyz name svuj
vlastni stat, kdyz jsme Sc sta
ii syymi pany a ma to u mas
odjakziva kazdy stonal, byt
Velkym panem - tax ted Sc
ehceme dobre mitl A zacali
jsme YAM vesele a fesacky zit,
Ne Sc az darmo roztesknim,
kdyz 81 ma TO vsechno rozpo-
menu.
Prvni, co isme tenkrat re-
XII, bylo: Mas prace nezivi,
mas zivi Republika! u te DOLBY,
deticky, je Ia pisnicka: Nam
je to Volny, ma mas to neplati,
my 81 dame zahrat, on to ne
kdo zaplati" Ten nekdo, to
byla Republika. A druha pisni
cka, taky . te DOLBY, byla:
"Dvacetikoruna, Ia neni tax
velika - Taky nebyla, deti!
Par hrusek jste 81 "a nj. kou-
pill, ale to neVadilo. Kazdy
jich mel iako ameti, ney6del
ami jak je dTiv utratit a vefte,
re byli lide, kteri nosili mill
onku jen tax V kapsicce Ii ye-
sty jake listek ns tramway.
A jak to tax slo, Sc plate? Ma
10, ably to tax lehce Slo, jsme
sc, panecku dovedi zaridit.
Kdyz nam to prvni vlada ne
chtela trpet nejvic ten Ra-
sin. vite, co Sc MIN strasi ie-
ste deti, pofad huboval naI
marnotratnost a kazal setrit,
tax jsme 81 udelali iednoduse
jinou, hodnejsl vladu a jest6
hodnejsi parliament. Ten nam
odhlasoval vsecko na svete,
nae 81 jeh kdo vzpomnel! REX
I'LL tfeba, kdyz mel nekdo yer
tel obili a chtel no aeinlit, tax
Sc mu dal ma oueet republiky
postavit pro ten v6rtel pal-ai
mlejn. Nebo kdyz 81 nekdo
stezoval, re sirky mali spatna
driyka, dal Sc yykacet hned
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: Matka: "Ta holka mi della
starosti. Je moe do v6tru." -
Teta: ITO mic nedela, vezme
81 aviatika."