davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-12

HIS clothes, shabby, faded and wrecked,
are sadly hanging on him IS on scarecrow.
He wears what other men have thrown
away-when he can get il. His hat was
kicked around in the dust before it became
his, and his shoes are as porous a pair Of
sponees. How he keeps life in his underfed
and shivering body nobody knowa And
even if he does keep that poor body alive,
Of what use is it to bin or anyone elsef
YET there was a time when this now mis-
cradle human remnant was somebody's son,
brother, swectheart-as you are now. He
loved and was beloved. His intentions were
good: nobody eueT becomes a bun inten-
honaik. What then happened to himl
-
HE had good job. Also he had good
time" as he went along. He had friends.
Tomorrow never worried him. When he
fell sick and went to the hospital, hi. pay
stopped. He borrowed from friends. After
three months he got out Of bed, still too
weak to work. He t1ied to borrow more,
but his friends grew cold. He got job
enough to stand up all day at the bench.
People he owed pressed him. One Of them
garnisheed his wages at new place where
he had started to work. He needed clothes
.-he needed everything. :, He owed more
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-12

SEIGFREiDT is SPEAKER.
Special to The Tribune.
Livingston, April 11.-Dr. John
Siegfreidt of Red Lodge was the prin-
cipal speaker here at the annual
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-12
ny is a Bum?

There he goes shutting aimlessly along the Sidewalk
He isn't going any place because he has no place to
CO. His relatives chase him away whenever he shows
up, and his frlends-we the only friends he has are
like himself-bums, buns.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-12
Debts on Treasury Books

On the books Of the treasury the
debts of the foreign countries are as
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21

thereof.
 Sec g. That 8 record of the result of such election as ascertained and declared by the Election Commission shall be recorded in the minutes of the proceedings of the Commission of the City of Birmingham, and when so recorded the records shall be conclu- sive evidence of the matters therein stated and the validity of such cleo ton, unless contested as required by law.
 Sec. z. That the Election Commis- sion of the City of Birmingham shall appoint three managers and one re- turning officer and two clerks for each polling place, and such officers as are required by law to conduct such election, and that in appointing such officers as far as practicable one manager at each voting place shall be known to favor the issue of i the bonds proposed to be issued and one manager against such issue. That the Election Commission shall notify the managers, clerks and returning officers of their appointment, and shall deliver the boxes and ballots to the managers at the several yot- | ing places in the City of Birming- ham.
 Sec. 8. That after said vote shall have been canvassed the Election Commission shall have the custody of the ballots cast in said election and shall preserve the same for period of thirty days. and in the event of contest being instituted. 1t shall pre- serve said ballots until the contest shall have been finally determined.
 Approved April IS. 1922. D. E. M'LENDON,
 President of the Commission. A true copy:
 L. D. GRAY, City Clerk. AEe-HeraId April 21, 1922.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21

| Store" 10th avenue thd 18th street. south.
 Precinct s7, Dil,,fict 24-voting place, Parisian BA.kery. 1924 2oth street, south.
 place, Highland Pharmacy, 1oS2 2Sth street, south.
 place. Sargent's Store, Acipco. Precinct 42, District 2-Voting place, Fist Avenue Drug Co.
 Precinct 42, District S-voting place, north end North Birmingham Fire Station.
 Precinct AZ. District 4-voting place, Browns Drug Store, 27th street and 35th avenue, north.
 Precinct AZ. District 5-Voting place, south end North Birmingham Fire Station.
 Precinct 45. District 1-votins place, Ezelrs Drug Store. 17O1 Ave- nue E, Ensley.
 Precinct 45, District 2-voting place, Ensley City Hall.
 Precinct 45. District s-voting place, Green's Grocery Store. 2sOI Avenue c. Ensley. Precinct 45, District 4-VotinE place, Highland Grocery Co.,, 1900 Pike avenue, Palmer Station, Ensley. Precinct 45, District 5-voting place. Thomas Drug Store, Fairvie W. Precinct 45. District 6-Votlng place. Sahdyside Grocery Co.,, 2340 18th street, Ensley.
 Precinct 45. District 7-VotinE i place, E. R. Maynard, General Con tractor. 2s1s Ensley avenue. Palmer Terrace.
 Precinct 45. District s-votins place, E. R. Maynard, General Com tractor, 2S1s Ensley avenue. Palmer Terrace.
 Precinct 45. District s-voting place. Grapico Bottling Works, 2eth street and Avenue F. Ensley.
 Precinct 45, District 10-Voting place. Clyde Moseley's Grocery Store, 2sth street and Avenue c, Ensley. Precinct 45, District 11-Voting place, J. W. Sanford's Grocery Store, l s4th street and Avenue c, Ensley.
 Precinct 46, District 1-Voting place, west end East Birmingham Fire Station.
 Precinct 4s, District 2-voting place, west end Avondale Fire Sta ton.
 Precinct 4s, District s-voting | place, Odd Fellows Hall, AvondaIe,
 Precinct 46, District 4-Voting place, east end Avondale Fire sta- ton.
 Precinct 46, District 6-voting place, east end East Birmingham Fire Station.
 Precinct 5s, District 1-votIng place, west end of Wylam Fire Sta | ton. aTt
 Precinct S1, District 2-votlng place, east end of wylam Fire Sta l ton.
 Precinct 54-That part within cor porate limits of Birmingham, voting place. East Birmingham Fire Station. Approved April goth, 1922.
 ELECTION COMMISSION,
 CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. WILLIAM J. WALDROP, Clerk of the Circuit Court. Court.
 J. P. STILES,
 Judge of Probate, ]. c. MANSFIELD, Sheriff.
 L. F. GRAY,
 Secretary Election Commission,
 City of Birmingham.
 Age-Herald April 21, 2S. May 5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21

which the proposed tax is to be used. Sec. 4. The election hereby ordered l shall be held on the date above men toned between the hours of o'clock a. m. and o'clock D. m.. and by the election officers appointed and at the voting places designated by the Elec- ton Commission of the City of Bir- mingham, all in accordance with the notice of said election to be given by the said Election Commission, and as provided by law.
 Sec. 5. That the Election Commits sion of the City of Birmingham shall canvass the returns and declare the result of said election, and said Com mission shall meet in the office of the Sheriff of Jefferson County, Ala, in the Courthouse of said County, in the City Of Birmingham, Ala on Tues day, May 23. 1922, at 1z o'clock noon, and shall then and there proceed to canvass the returns of said election ana declare the result thereof.
 Sec 6. That record of the result or said election as so ascertained and declared by the said Election Com mission shall be recorded In the min- utes of the proceedings of the Com- mission of the City of Birmingham, and when so recorded shall be con elusive evidence of the matters "HeA EtA stdteu ana or the validity of said election, unless contested as provided by law
 l Sec. 2. The said Election Commis- sion shall appoint three managers one returning officer and two clerks Tor each voting or polling place, and In appointing such officers, as far Al s practicable, one manager at each voting place shall be known to favor the proposed excess rate of taxation ana one against the proposed excess rate Of taxation. The Election Com mission shall notify the managers clerks and returning officers of their appointment as such officers, and shall deliver the boxes and ballots to the managers at the several voting places in the City of Birmingham. | Sec. 8. That after said vote or the returns of said election have been canvassed. the Election Commission shall have the custody of the ballots cast in said election and shall pre- serve the same until the time of fil- ing contest shall have passed, and In the event of contest being insti- tuted it shall preserve said ballots until the contest shall have been fi- | nally determined.
 Approved April IS, 1922.
 D. E. McLENDON President of the Commission. A true copy:
 L, K. GRAY, City Clerk. Age-Herald, April 2l 1922
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21
Notice of Special Bond
 Election

Notice is hereby given that an cleo tion will be held in the City of Bir- mingham, Alabama, on Monday, the 22nd day of May, 1922, as provided by Ordinance No. 795-C, adopted April 18th. 1922. entitled:
 An ordinance to order an election to be held in the City of Birmingham for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of the City of Bir- mingham for their determination by ballot proposition to issue bonds of the City of Birmingham for the pur- pose of purchasing or acquiring real estate for the site of free public library and for establishing a free public library, and for extending, en- larging. improving, repairing, equip ping and furnishing the same, said bonds to be in the amount of Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
 t$750, ,000), to mature thirty (30) years after date of issue. and to bear inter est at the rate of five per centum
 6 per centum) per annum. payable semi-annually, and 10 be secured by first mortgage or deed of trust upon the property acquired or to be ac- ouired with the proceeds of such bond
 issue, and to be further secured by the full taxing powers of the City of Birmingham. heretofore, now, or herefater conferred upon it by law,
 and by the full faith and credit of the City of Birmingham"
 Said election is to be held for the
 purpose of submitting to the quail
 fled electors of the City of Birming ham for their determination by ballot the question as to whether or not the Commission of the City of Bir-
 mingham shall issue the bonds of said city in the amount of Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars (s75o.0oo) for the purpose of acquir- ing a site for free public library and for establishing free public library, and for extending. enlarging improving. repairing, equipping and furnishing the same. Said bonds are to bear interest at the rate of five per centum 6 per centum) per an | mum payable mi-annually. and arc to mature thirty (s0) years from date | of issue. and are to be secured by g | first mortgage or deed of trust upor the propertw acquired or to be ac. quired with the proceeds of such bont | issue, and to be further secured b, l the full faith and credit of the Cit, of Birmingham and by the full taxing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21
FOR FREE PUBLIC IT, BRARY BOND ISSUE.
 AGAINST FREE PUBLIC IT. BRARY BOND ISSUE.

Sec. 5. That the Election Commis- sion of the City of Birmingham is hereby ordered and directed to give thirty days notice of such election. which said notice shall be given by publication in The Birmingham Age Herald, newspaper published in the City of Birmingham once a week for three consecutive weeks. which notice shall state the purpose for which the election is to be held and the time and places of holding the same. the amount of the proposed bond issue. the rate of interest the bonds are to bear, the time for which they are to run. and the purpose for which the bonds are to be issued. and such notice shall be signed by the Election Commission of the City of Birming- ham, Alabama.
 Sec. 4. That the election herein provided for shall be held on the date above mentioned between the hours of eight o'clock A. NJ and six o'clock P. NJ. and by the election off, cers and at the voting places desig- mated by the Election Commission of the City of Birmingham. all in ac- cordance with the notice of said election to be given by the said Elec- ton Commission as provided by law.
 Sec. B. That the Election Commits sion of the City of Birmingham shall canvass the returns and declare the result of such election. and said Com mission shall meet in the County Court House of Jefferson county or the 2srd day of May. 1929. at 12:0t o'clock and shall canvass the returns of such election and declare the result
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21

clerks and returning officers of their appointment as such officers and shall deliver the boxes and ballots to the managers at the several voting places In the City of Birmingham. Sec. 8. That after said vote. or the returns of said election. have been canvassed, the Election Commis- sion shall have the custody of the ballots cast in said election and shall preserve the same until the time of filing contest shall have passed, and In the event of contest being in- stituted 1t shall preserve said ballots until the contest shall have been finally determined. Approved April IS. 1922.
 D. E. MLENDON,
 President of the commission. A true copy,
 L. E. GRAY, City Clerk.
 Age-Herald, April 21, 1922.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21

Sec. .. That the Election Commis- sion of the City of Birmingham shall give thirty days notice of the cleo tion hereby called by publication in
 the Birmingham Age-Herald, a daily
 newspaper published in the City of Birmingham. once . week for three consecutive weeks, which notice shall state the purpose for which the elec- tion is to be held. and the time and places of holding the same, the amount of the proposed excess rate of taxation and the period for and during which it is. to be levied and collected. and the special purpose for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21
OFFICIAL BALLOT SPECIAL PUBLIC SCHOOL TAX ELECTION HELD IN THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM ON MONDAY, MAY 22. 1922.

For public schools fifteen-one- hundredths of one per centum Cor fif- teen cents on the hundred dollars) excess rate of taxation for and dur ing the years 1922 to 1882. inclusive.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21

Against public schools fifteen one hundredths of one per centum tor fif- teen cents on the hundred dollars) excess rate of taxation for and dur ing the years 1922 to 1882, inclusive.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21
Ordinance No. 794-C

To order an election in the city of
 Birmingham for the purpose of
 submitting to the qualified elec-
 tors of the city for their deter
 imitation by ballot whether or not
 the city shall levy and collect for
 and during the years of 1922 to
 1852, inclusive, a special excess
 tax of fifteen one-hundredths
 (lS-1O0) of one per centum q
 per centum) or fifteen cents
 (l5e) on the hundred dollars of
 taxable property in addition to
 the tax of one per centum q per centum) or one dollar ($l.Oo)
 authorized by the contribution
 to be levied and collected, and in
 addition to the tax of one-fifth
 (1-5) of one per eentum q per eentum) or twenty cents (20c)
 on the hundred dollars author
 zied to be levied and collected at special election held in the city of Birmingham on the 9th day of
 May, 1920, such special excess
 tax to be used solely and only for
 maintenance of the public schools of the city under the direction and authority of the city board of education.
 Be 1t ordained by the Commission of the City of Birmingham as fol- lows:
 Section 1. That an election Is hereby ordered to be held in the City of Birmingham, Jefferson County. Ala, on Monday, May 22. 1922 for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of the city for their determination by ballot whether or not the City of Birmingham shall levy and collect for and during the years 1922 to 1s32. inclusive, a spe- cial excess tax of fifteen-one- hun dredths Q5-10o) of one DOT centum q per centum) or fifteen cents G5 cents) on the hundred dollars of tax able property, in addition to the tax of one per centum q per centum), or one dollar ($1.00) on the hundred dollars authorized by the constitution to be levied and collected, and in ad- dition to the special excess tax of one-fifth G-5) of one per centum q per centunD, or twenty cents GEO cents) on the hundred dollars of tax able property authorized at an elec- tion held in the City of Birmingham on May 8. 1920, such special excess
 
 l5-100) of one per centum q per centum) or fifteen cents G5 cents) on the hundred dollars to be used solely and only for the maintenance of the public schools of the city under the authority of the City Board of Edu- cation.
 Sec. 3. That the Election Commis- sion of the City of Birmingham shall prepare the ballots to be used in said election which may be in the follow ing form:
 OFFICIAL BALLOT SPECIAL PUBLIC SCHOOL TAX ELECTION HELD IN THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM ON MONDAY, MAY 22. 1922.
 Shall the City of Birmingham levy and collect for and during the years 1922 to 1s37, inclusive, a special ex- cess tax of fifteen-one- -hundredths of one per centum, or fifteen cents on the hundred dollars of taxable prop erty in the City of Birmingham. such special excess tax to be used solely and only for the maintenance of the public schools of the city?
 MAKE A CROSS MARK (x) BEFORE OR AFTER THE PROPOSITION YOyJ WISH TO VOTE FOR.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21
Notice of Special Bond
 Election

Notice is hereby given that an elec- tton will be held in the City of Bir-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21

1 FAIRGROUNDS BOND ISSUE. | AGAINST PUBLIC PARKS AND
 PUBLIC FAIRGROUNDS BOND IS- | SUE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21

For public school buildings bond. fifteen one-hundredths (15-100) or one per centum Cor 15c on the $l0O) excess rate of taxation for the years 1922 to 1852, inclusive.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-21

| place, SOutnSlQS F Ire St8tiVhf ANCndc | D and 18th street. south. Precinct 37. District 6--votins place, north end of Behrens' Park
 Precinct s7, District 7-voting place, Gambilrs Drug Co.,, 1lth ave- nue and 18th street, south. | Precinct s7, District S-Voting place. Lloyd & Adams Drug Co. 18th street and 14th avenue. south.
 Precinct s7. District s-yoting place. Bright Drug Co.,, 1924 11th ave-
 Precinct az, District io-vottng place. south end of City Hall. | Precinct ST. District 11-voting place, south end of Highland Fire | Station.
 Precinct ST, District 12-voting place. north end Fountain Heights Fire Station.
 place, Kissell's Pharmacy. 11th ave nue and 18th street. north. | Precinct 37, District 14--Foting place. North Highlands Drug Co.,, 1901 Allen street. north.
 Precinct s7. District 15-voting place. Central Fire Station. Park avenue between 18th and 20th streets.
 Precinct s7, District 1s-voting place. Guarantee Drug Co.,, 1os1 srd avenue, north. Precinct s7, District 17--voting place, Goldstein's Drug Co.,. s1s 18th street. south.
 Precinct s7. District 1s-votins place, south end Behren's Park Fire Station.
 Precinct 37. District 1s-votins place, Letaw's Pharmacy, 12ot 11th avenue, south
 Precinct s7, District 2o--voting place, G. w. Jackson's Drug Store 1900 1tth avenue. south.
 Precinct s7. District 21--Votine place. Midway Pharmacy, 18th ave nue and Phelan street, south. II Precinct 3z. District 22-yotins place, McWhirter- -Moseley Grocery Co.,. 14th avenue and 18th street south.
 Il Precinct s7, District 23--votins i, place. Burbags Serve yeursell
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-10
CLEMENCEAU PRIJEDE
v LISTOPADU.

Pariz, 8. rijna. = Ma dotaz,
co je pravdy ma tom, re vidal
Sc sve chystane cesty do Anne
riky, Clemenceau proste odpo-
ved6l: "Ja Sc vydam ma cestu
IL. listopadu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-10
ZAJfMAVY PROHIBICNf
PROCES.

AS pred tremi roxy zastrel i'll
"a jizdy automobilem policejhi
poruGik John Dewar opilosti
sveho pritele Roberta Craw-
florida a byl "a Gin ten odsouzen
do trestnice re ktere byl pred
nedavnem propulsion. Pfipad
ale nebyl tim skoncen, neb prh.
vni spravce pozustalosti po "a.
strelenem muzi zaloval Emery.
no Lola, 3138 zap. 95. ul., jen5
mel koralku, kterou Sc Dewal
opil, tomuto prodati, ma nahra
du $4,000. Pfi vsak u okresni
no soudu prohral a vcera vyda
podobne rozhodnuti soud ape
lacni. Zalobci nehodlaji Sc ale
s rozsudkem spokojiti a poze
nou pri k nejvyssimu statninl 1t
soudu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-10
DNESNf CLEVELANDSkY
SLET AEROPLANU.

Cleveland stal sc dnes shro-
mazdistem pri nejmensim as
25 letadel, ktera Sc sletaji do
Detroit, kde konany budou ma
rodni letecke zavody. Jiz vcera
dorazilo do naSeho mesta 5 stro
iu zapadni vzdusne divise le-
tecke posty ma letiste Glenn L..
Martina, tri z Mich pristaly iiz
IA tiny. Divise vychodni ma
prileteti z New Yorku dnes a
podobn6 i oddly ostatni. V po-
stovnim letadle prileti tez slec
ma Lillian Gatlinova, jez ne
deli dokoncila New Yorku je
il let pres americkou pevninu.
Program leteckych zavodu v
Detroit ma pet oddllu. Prvni "a
vod konan byl iiz V nedeli, kdy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-10
OSVOBOZEN z OBZALOBY
PRO UTOK MA POLICISTU.

Policejni straznik F. Pin
chot, kdvs ma jare pfeslechl te-
lefonicky rozhovor. z ktereho
sc dozvedel, re Sc u vych. 90.
ul. a Kinsman chysta loupezne
prepadeni. Dobehl ma misto,
kde spatril ma rohu zastup mia
diku, ktere zapocal vyslychati.
Povstala hadka, "a ktere ma
Pinchota bylo dtoceno a "a KITE
re byl domnelym 1tocnikem
Roy Trinka, jenz strelen byl do
zad tax nebezpecne, re lezel
po til meslce v nemocnici a ie-
ste sc mel zodpovidati pred
soudem pro utok. As;stent O.
kresniho zalobce H. J. Will
ans vsak pozadal vcera soudce
, M. Bernona, ably zalobu pro ne
dostatek dukazI re soudnihc
, kalendare vyskrtl, ma ktery5
navrh soudce pfistoupil.
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LINNDALLSKY VYPOMOC-
NY MARSAL CHI. MARSCH
POROTOU OSVOBOZEN.

Kdyz byla porota po sedm
hodin uvazovala vine ci nevin
ne Charlese Marsche, jenz "a
strelil Patricka Finnertyho, Wy
nesla konecne vyrok, ktery OBJ
zalovaneho osvobodil. Kdyz o.
hlaseno bylo rozhodnuti poro-
ty upadla sestra zavrazdeneho
muze V hystericke mdloby, z
nichz Sc ale zahy vzpamatova
la a vrhla Sc, zdrzovana soud-
mimi sluhy ma osvobozeneho
Marsche pokrikem: "Neni
spravedlnosti, zabil meho bra
ira. Zabil dobreho cloveka T! Bo-
re mGj, pamatuj ma jeho ubo-
hou zenu a jeho ctyfi ditky."
Byla vyvedena a venku Sc "a
chvaty mdloby opakovaly.
"Ucinite lepe, kdyz zde chvl
Ii poseckate az Sc vse uklidni,'
pravil soudce G. P. Baer osvo.
bozenemu vypomocnemu mar.
salovi, jenz rozradostnen, ze
vse MIN tax dobfe dopadlo
chystal sc k odchodu. Do Linn.
dalle Sc vSak nevrati, jak pro
hlasil, kdyz mu byla snimans
pOuta.
Pro tyz Gin ocekava soud Dirt
he rameno spravedlnosti linn
dallske vesnice A. V. Heckera
ktery patrne vyvazne podob
ne jako jeho kolega, jenz Sc o
statne primal, re osudna ran;
vy$la z revolveru jeho. Finner
ty byl zadrzen, kdy v autu jeht
nalezena byla V lahvi kofalka
byl zatcen, ale jsa patrne pod
napily snazil sc prchnouti Il
radovny, nacez po mem, arc
zcela zbytecne, bylo streleno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-10
VOJENSKA EXECfRKA MA
SKOLACH A JEJf UPRAVA.
Namitky skolni rady a
refOrmy.

Dnesni vojensky vycvik ma
zdejsich vyssich skolach jest
dulezitym pro dospele, ale ma
skolach by mel byti mladezi Vi
ce pfizpusoben.
Dustojnici cvicitele mali pax
miti pruznost a mladi ducha i
tela a pine pro tento smer W.
chovy pripraveni.
Vlastni cviceni sc zbrani
poradova cviceni necht' jsou O.
mezena a nahrazena cvicenim
duchu mladeze vice odpovidaji
elm.
Uniformly vsak necht' Sc Ia
vedou, ably vzbudily uctu py-
chu zactva.
Cvicitely mali byti ddstojnici
znajici zaujimajici Sc po-
vahu hochu.
Cviceni Sc ma rozsiriti ma SO
ciologii dejepis, kterych by
mladez cerpala priklady vojen
ske moci, ale ma byti pamato,
vano ma vyliceni miru a jehc
prospech vice nez-li ma valku
instrukce mali Sc nesti k vyvo1
il zamestnani uzitecnych VI
spolecnosti smefujici k IA,
chovani teze.
TAX mi nekolik navrhG supt
rintedenta r. G.. Jonese poda.
nych ma vcerejsi schulz skoln
rady, kdyz prislo ma pretres
jednani o stale zavedeni vojen,
skeho vycviku ma obecnych skc
ZACH. Navrhovatel podaval du
kazy z dob antickych, kdy sta.
ri Rekove i Rimane vynikal
kulturou mad ostatnim svetem
jedine prisnou vychovou mia,
deze. Ia ktere prvni ulohu hra
la cviceni telesna. Primlouval
Sc abv nebylo zapominano pf
techto cvicenich poukazanin
ma vyvoj civilisace sv6ta.
"Jsou to veci kterym musi u
ceno a rozumeno byti, ably wy
chovano bylo zdatne obcanstvl
proti vnejSim nepratelum
vnitrnim zradcum," prav{
Jones Ia svoji pfednasky, kteri
vyvolala slabou jen opposici.