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.JAPONSkO "A SVAZ Ma
RODU.
Cesky pise Fukuji Suzuki.

(Pan Fukuji Suzuki, eleve-
interprete japonskeho vyslane-
ctvi V Praze, ktery plynne no.
vofi pise rusky, nautil Sc, ga
,dosavadnlho sveho pobytu v
iPraze tax dobre cesky, ze svuj
cianek mohl napsati nasi ma
tefStinou. - DR.. J. R.)
V prvem shromazdeni Svazu
Nt;rodu, ktere Sc konalo 18. il
stopadu 1920 V Zeneve, bylo
vzpomenuto Jeana Jaquesa
Rousseaua, jenz prvni a to jiz
davno, pripadl ma myslenku w
tvorit Svaz Narodu. Byl pre-
sweden, re jest zadoucno, ably
vsechny staty celeho sveta sdru
ziiv sc We Svaz Narodu.
Jest to vsak velmi Ntezke, po-
nevada vsechny mail sve VAST
hi zaJmy, sve ldee a sve cile. S
tohoto stanoviska Svaz Naro-
du bude vytvoren jenom po ne
Jakem svetovem neStesti. Proto
nuzeme rici, ze by bylo byvalo
lepe, kdyby Sc ma vytvoreni
Svazu Narodu nemuselo pony
sleti. - Bohuzel stalo Sc vsak
takove nestestl, S jakym Jean
Jaques Rousseau nepocital. -
Posledni valka byla velmi ne
st astna a vsichni lide uvazova-
Ii, jak by bylo mono odciniti
Jeji neblahy vysledek. Vzpo-
minam presidenta Spojenycf
Statu Severoamerickych, WilsC
sonaz ktery tehdy velice kon.
kretne prohlasil:
Generalni spoletnost narodI
musi bytl ustavena pod speciel
III smiouvou pro vytvofeni wa
Jenlneho ruceni politlcke same
statnostl a uZemni celistvost
pro velke i male staty.
Ke konci valky nalezla tatt
Tendence Ohlas a rOZSlfila So VI
vsech statech.
Dnes V kazdem kulturnin
9 state cxlstuje zvlastni, soukro
ma spolecnost pro Svaz Marc
du tyto spolecnosti 81 navz;
Jem pomakaji zapocaten
dile dale buduji.
Pfirozene, re jest treba, alb,
Sc sdruzily lednu mezinarod
nj spolecnost, ably TAX mohl,
dosahnoutl sveho cile. Obecn,
Jest znamo, ze Spolecnostl prt
Svaz Narodu kazdem state V,
sllaji sve delegaty ma mezlna
rodni schuZe Spolecnosti pr,
Svaz Narodu, jez ma sve sidl,
Y Brusselu. NaSe Spole6nos
pro Svaz Narodu vysila tan
raktez sve delegatv a stara SO
syGtove rozsireni idei Svazu N;
rodu a 0 postup systemu mez
narodni spoluprace. Do dneSk:
sesla Sc tato mezlnarodni spo
lecnost clyrikrate v generaln
schulz.
V tonic roce V cervenci bad
nitl sve pate generalni shrom
zdeni zde V Praze. Velka Pra
"a. hlavni mfsto Repuhlikv G
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Neiliu hIdll, TTleuTlcnOVl, JenZ |
dava otevfiti sypky, jez otec
ldrzel zavreny. A nyni dochazi
Ike scene, jez je vlastne apo
,theosou monarchismu. Slechta
Ia generalita, vysoke urednicvo
shromazd'uje Sc v plnem lesku
v postupimskem bilem sale a
holduje mlademu krali. Kral
vystupuje ma 'balkon a je vitan
tisicihlavym zastupem, z jehoz
ust mi nadsene "At' zije
kral" A do tohoto tisicihlave-
tho jasotu davu, revokovaneho
filmovou paskou, .mfsi sc po-
tlesk vzruseneho berlinskeho
lobecenstva, opoustejicfho XII
no, jez dust opakuje 81 zave-
lrecny nadpis cat zije kral!"
Tento film pohyboval Sc do
sud elitnich castech mesta,
nyni pax preset do predmest-
skych ctvrti, kde je pfedmetem
skandalu. Delnictvo republi-
kanske kruhy vidf v tomot fill
mu ofensivu monarchismu a.
protestujl proti jeho predvade-
nj. A tn dochazi k zajimavym
scenam. Mezitim co jedna cast
obecenstva nadsene tleska -
piska hfmoti druha cast. Pi-
kantni pri tom je to, re obecen-
stvo, protestujici proti monar-
chisticke stvanici a pro republi
ku, je republikanskou policii
vyvadeno ma cerstvy vzduch.
"To je symbolicke pro vladnou-
ci pomery v nasi republice,'
pravl casopis "Freiheit" do
, dava: socialne demokraticti mi
nistri a policejni chefove naho-
re dole a monarchisticti krtci
vsemi prostredky kapitalisticke
ho statu podryvaji podstatu re-
publiky takovy je obraz
zdanlivosti a skutecnosti. -
Ano, to je pripadna charak-
teristika dnesniho Nemecka, je
,
hoz republikanism Sc ukazuje
byti pouze zdanlivym jemuz
vice nez demokraticke rady i'm
ponuje brutalni panovnik, biji
CT sve poddane. "Obecenstvo,
ktere jasa mad "paradnim mar
Sem a test sc mrskani devce
te, je nejsprostsi a nejnelidstej
81 ma svete," pravi vyse jmeno-
vany socialisticky organ. Demo
kraticke socialisticke listy Sc
"a film tento stydi a volaji po
jeho zakazani. "Die Welt am
Montag' pravi teto pricin6 !:
"Kdyby ii, kdoz tleskaji tomu-
to flmu, byli identickymi S ne
meckym narodem, NELL by prav
du ii narodove, iiz chti Meme
cko jako kousaveho psa pripou
: tati ma retez. Neni nljake po-
:. chybnosti o tom, ze nepratel-
: sky smyslejici CHINA pouzi-
je tohoto filmu v tom smyslu
!. re z onoho souhlasu, jehoz Sc
! mu silokymi kruhy Nemecka
: dostalo, bude dedukovati, re
Sc tento narod hlasi k metho-
:. dam Friedricha Vilema l. Prv-
= nj krok k tomu je uz ucinen: v
: Polsku predvadi Sc tento film
: pod maven: "Kral barbara
: Jak videti, vyvolal "Fridericus
rex" mnoho zle krve, lee Zjeve
nj jeho Jest vyznacnym symp-
: tonem doby a nalady, jiz Meme
: cko proziva. Pred dyema roxy
! byls film takoveho razu zdesne-
l. moznym.' FIR. Novak.
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prave smysleni. Tento potlesk
je vedomym, projeverh pro mi
nulost, pro cisarstvi, pro mo-
narchii protestem proti dnes-
nimu zrizeni, forme vlady, re.
pubIikanske ustave. Jak naivnf
je vira v nemeckem divaku v
monarchismus, jako vsemoc-
nou panaceu, svedci jedna re
zaverecnych episod, jez row
nez vyvolava nadseni a vzbu-
zuie zdanlivost, ze "kdyby byl
V Nemecku monarcha, bylo by
tomu jinak." Bedfich II. dose
da ma trim; prvnim jeho cinem
je, re dava otevfiti statni syp-
ky pro chude vydava rozkaz
prodavati mefici obili "a tolar
mlsto "a tri. Jaky div, re pri
dnesni drahote, kdy obili a
chleb opetne rapidne stouply,
reaguji pritomni ma imaginerni
blahobyt minulostl projevem,
jenz muze byti pokladan tax
dobre "a prostodusny, jako "a
raflnovane vypocitavy?
Vudci idee film nema. Nese
titul "Fridericus rex, lee OBJ
sab jeho je venovan vetsim di-
} lem otci Friedrichove, krali vo-
: jaku Friedrichu Vilemu |. a
predvadf episodky jeho zivo-
: ta. Episody hrube, jez diva
ku musi vyvolati odpor a hnus.
Divak vidi, jak brutalnim tyra
mem neJen zivote verejnem,
t ale j V rodinnem byl tento ne
t meckymi historiky velebeny "a
: kladatel prusactvi. Tento Ho-
: henzollern slape bezohledn6
: intimni city svych deti a pro
vdava a zeni je "a osoby jim
! nesympaticke. TAX zvany "a.
: jem statu je mu vyssi lidskehC
stesti. Dceru kantora, do niz je
korunni prime zamilovan, jes
sc priznala, ze doprovazela ne
plane hru korunniho prince ne
, fletnu V dobe, kdy mel tentt
: pykati V domacim vezeni "a
2 spatnou exercirku, dave vefej
:, ne zmrskati. Brutalita a drs
l most kralova pripravuji kon
flikt mezi otcem a synem. Mia
i dy korunni prime jest opaken
: sveho otce. Je vasnivym cite
!. lem francouzske literatury, u
| meni a hubby, pro nez vojacky
4 stupidni kral ma jen opovrze
' nj. Friedrich Vilem uznava jel
: JednO umeni a to umeni voJen
e ske, kterez ma pruske pude w
: kvetlo V hrubych formach ka
e sarenske dresury militari
: smu. Toto oyzduSi stava sc kr:
| levici nesnesitelnym. Pomoc
e sveho pfitele Katie pripravuj,
: Sc k uteku. Jest vSak dopadel
: a vsazen do vezenn, kde mus
/ prihlizeti poprave Katie. Ko
:, runni prime pada do mdlob
V kdyz Sc Mich probere, nasta
| va pomoci duchovniho smiren
o S otcem. Friedrich Sc podrobu
q je otci We vsem We vyberu ne
: vesty. Exerciruje, hraje ma fle
z thu pestuje lehky flirt
n Kral umira a celia tina zodp
a vednosti pada ma mladeho Erie
1 dricha. Starry kral umira st'ast
n ne. Podarilo Sc mu syna ohnou
o tiiSdle sve vule..s Chce videti jim
d vycvicene vojaky. Naposle
7 kocha Sc pohledem ma paradn
i pochod svych vojaku, xskraceji
3 cich geometrickou presnost
e pri zvucich hohenfriedbergs
j. no n2arse 20 prostofe potsdar
' skeho zamku. Kral je 'mrtev
6 At ziie kral Lid iasa vstrlc =
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PAM: Co.byste d6lala, Barus-
ko, kdybyste hrala ma klavir
bych delala? ia bych Sc zacala
ucit hrat Il ucitelky!"
tax iako JAZZ" - Sluzka: "Co
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byla to zajiste nahoda, re pra-
| We Praha byla urcena, k tomu-
to ucelu, nebot' ma jeji jak 'kul-
turnfturni, tax hospodarsky pc
krok pohlednout tisice oci CHI
| ny, +,
Jelikoz jest dostatek zna-,
ma prace a cffe Svazu NarodG,
vytvoreneho mirovou smlou-
YOU, netreba tom zde vykla-
dati. Nejzasluznejsi praci Spo-
lecnosti pro Svaz Narodu V
kazdem state bude, ably vyzdvi
hly ideje Svazu NarodG. Po te-
to STRANGE ia ctfm jejich pra-
ci pfeji 81, ably zaujimaly v
kazdem statu vGdcf slime po-
staveni.
Skoda re pro prilisnou VIDA
lenost Japonska neni v Praze
znama Japonska Spolecnost
| pro Svaz Narodn. Ona Sc totiz
stara take 0 svetove rozsire-
mi antimilitarismu.
Pokusim Sc tedy vyloziti, .ja-
| ke postaveni ma dnes nase Ja-
ponska Spcleenost pro Svaz Ma
rodu. Existuje Cd dubna 1920.
,Jejim presidentem jest prime
iTokugava, ktery sc sucastnil
ljako delegat westinghouse
| konference. Predsedou jest
hrabe Shibusava, znamy japon
sky obchodnik, jenz vykonal
jiz mnoho, ably utvrdil a upev-
nil pratelstvi mezi Japonskem
a Spojenymi Staty Severoame-
rickymi. Japonska Spolecnost
jpro Svaz Narodu ma Is redite.
/ Ia, 70 rada mezi vynikajicimi
,osobnostmi a 1000 clenu. Redi.
tele sc schaZeji dvakrate v me-
sici. Generalni shromazdenl ja-
koz schuze radu byvaji jed.
. nou do roka. Zminim Sc struc.
ne cele praci Japonske Spo.
lecnosti pro Svaz Narodu.
V prvem clanku vykladu ia.
l ponske Spolecnosti pro Sva2
Narodu jest uveden jeji Gil
ktery chce sledovat, to jest my
slenky a intence Svazu Marc.
du.
Y druhem clanku jsou vykla
: dy, jak lie dosahnouti techtC
cilu. Pfedne SUDDEN a sledova
1 MIN cinnosti Svazu Narodu jeS
uveden jeji Gil, ktery chce sic
: dovat, to jest myslenky a in
: tence Svazu narodu.
V druhem clanku jsou vykla
: dy, jak lie dosahnouti techtC
: cilu. Pfedfe SUDDEN a sledova
MIN cinnosti Svazu narodu, zs
druhe prednaskami a publika
/ cemi.
: Nase Spolecnost pro Sva.
Narodu hledi uplatniti snah,
4 antimilitarismu tim zpusobem
: re porada prednasky a rozpra
: Wy jak Tokiu, tax i V jinycl
: mestech. Jelikoz tyto predna
j sky a rozpravy nedostanou S,
: ma vefejnost, vydava mesicnil
h "kukusai Remmei" (Svaz Ma
Q rodu) pro rozsifeni techto pre-,
i nasek a tax propaguje take
deje Svazu Narodu. Mimo t.
Il vydava take letaky "a stejnyn
/ ellen.
a Cd konce roku 1920 staral;
o Sc tato spolecnost rozsiren
II antimilitarismu mezi Japonci
Loni dopsala vsem skolam, ma
o bozenskym spolecnostem a ku
e turnim sdruzenim, uradum
obchodnim kruhum zadal;
II vsechny, ably slavily den IL. Ii
} stopadu jako pamatny.
} DIE tohoto pokynu zacaly
a Toku takove prednaSky "Mei
n il kaikan', ma cisarske unive
site, ma universite Vaseda, n,
y universite Meiji, IA universit
l. Chose atd. Y tento den We vsecl
y vozech elektrickych drah
e Tokiu byla vyvesena prohlase
o nj svetove mlorve agitaci.
y Takovym zpusobem cd kon
i ce roku 1920 cast japonskeh
o verejneho minenl citila potre
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-06-20

went to Mt. Sterling soon after
my ordination to the gospel ministry
in Augusta, Bracken county, Ken
lucky, on June 10, 1869. II may be
interesting to some of my older
friends to mention the names of the
presbytery who set me apart. DIR. A.
w. Chambliss, pastor Of the Baptist
church Of Maysville, was chairman
and examiner. Gle was the grand
father Of the present distinguished
mayor of Chattanooga. Associated
with him we're Rev. George F. Bagby,
of Virginia; Rev. J. o. Kirk, of vir-
ginia; Rev. William e. Chambliss, Of
Missouri; Rev. ]. M. Bent, pastor at
Augusta, KY; John w. Brown, Of
Sharpsburg, and Rev. Cleon Reyes,
of Lewisburg. The examination was
written and the discussion of the
questions involved kept me on the
stand for three hours. / went to Mt.
Sterling as a missionary under the
Bracken Association and the state
executive board, uniting in my sup
port.
On my way l stopped at Sharps-
burg, where was cordially receiv-
ed and entertained by the very kind
and hospitable family of Brother
Sanford Allen, who gave me a letter
of introduction to Mr.. Robert Barnes,
prominent merchant and admirable
gentleman, who introduced me to
several of his friends, among them
DR.. Benjamin P. Drake, who in ear
ly life was pastor of Old Cane Run
Baptist church in Fayette county,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-06-20
PASTURES YIELD HALF
OF WHAT THEY SHOULD

Kentucky has pasture acreage
equal to that of all other crops COM
bined that is producing not more
than one-half of what it should in
the way of feed for livestock, accord
ing to r.. E. Stephenson, soils spe-
cialist of the College of Agriculture.
The best bluegrass pasture will car
ry about one steer an acre during
favorable seasons, but In many pas
ture fields found in the state several
acres are required to maintain sim
gle animal. Much of this land.
which Is too poor to furnish profit
able pasture. can be brought to a
profitable state of productiveness by
proper fertilization, he said.
"In general, basic Stag stands in
high favor as grass fertilizer. How
ever. the use of acid phosphate and
light application of finely ground
limestone should prove equally as
satisfactory. The growing of clover
improves the grazing quality of pas
lures and at the same time improves
the soil and yield of grass. How
ever, on poor, sour soils, few clovers
will succeed without the use of lime
stone.
IF all manure is returned to pas
lures. it is rather inexpensive to
maintain the PHOSPHORUS supply of
the soil. Each 100 pounds of meat
and each 10000 pounds of milk pro-
duced on pasture remove about as
much PHOSPHORUS as is supplied by
100 pounds of 16 per cent acid phos-
phates The cost of maintaining the
PHOSPHORUS supply should not ex-
coed 20 cents an acre year, a ZOO
pound application being sufficient to
replace what the animals remove for
several years, provided the manure
is returned
Nearly all old pasture fields are
poor In nitrogen and organic mat
ter. The only practical way to sup
ply the nitrogen is by growing le-
gume. White clover, Japan clover
and red clover all are found to some
extent in pastures and by the use of
lime and other fertilizers may be
made to grow abundantly. AS a
rule. soils are well stocked with pot
ash. about 80 per cent of it being
returned in the manure. There sell
dom Is any need for other application
of potash when the manure is cared
for properly"
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and afterward was professor Of
materia medica In Pennsylvania Uni
versity at Lexington. He was a
man of large natural endowment,
knowledge and skill He received me
with courtly dignity and after listen
ing to the statement of my mission
to the Gate City of the Mountains
observed, I'VE have no place for
you here; the ground is already fully
occupied by other denominations
| replied that II there had been a
strong Baptist church in Mt. Ster.
ling, would not have been sent; as
there was none, my purpose was to
establish one. well, sir" he re-
piled, 81 like the way you talk and
will cooperate with you, but as we
have so few Baptists here and none
who can take care of you and your
riding horse, would advise you to
locate in Owingsville, where you can
live cheaply and be nearer the CEN
ter of your mission field" which
then included Wyoming, at the
mouth of Slate creek in Bath county.
This decided to do. My first night
in Mt. Sterling was spent with Mr..
George Hazelrigg, an old and honor
ed member of the Christian church.
He lived on the hill east of the Ca
margo pike at Uncle billiard Hazel
riggs place. When inviting me, he
jocularly said: These poor Baptists
here in town have no place to keep
you or your horse" He was about
right, and l shall never cease to ap-
preciate his gracious hospitality to
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-06-20

an entire stranger, and our pleasant
and fraternal discussion that night
of the great doctrine of justification
by faith" as presented by Paul and
James in their writings. OF course,
we differed in our views, but l trust
each of us was trying to speak the
truth in love. There we're only about
half a dozen Baptists in town-Dr.
Drake, DIR. and Mrs. James Thornley,,
Bob" Garrett, Mrs. Hutchinson and
Mr.. Lancaster, and, as far as I could
discover, about two dozen in the
county-Mrs. Elizabeth Donnohue,
who was a mother to me; Mrs. Nan
cy White, Sam Will and daughter,
Mrs. Darlington; Mrs. Oldham and
daughter, Mrs. Greene; John Old
ham and wife, Mamie; Ninneas Tip
ton and his son, James D.; Nimrod
Wilkerson, Stephen Treadway and
wife, Mrs. Ellis Dean, Mrs. John A..
Thomson, Mrs. Virginia Chenault
and Mamie Bridgforth. Nearly all
of these were members of the Lube
grud church. The patriarch, Samuel
O'Horn, and Mrs. John Martin at
tended meetings there, but they lived
in Clark county. Many of these were
devout Christians and loyal friends,
whose memory is sacred. Dear Bro
Their Upton often rode with me when
/ first canvassed the field from house
to house and dear Mrs. Donnohue
furnished me a prophets chamber
and a mothers heart of loving SYM
patty.
More anon.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-06-20
Renewed Testimony

No one in Mt. Sterling who suf-
fers backache, headaches, or dis
tressing urinary ills can afford to ig-
more this Mt. Sterling woman's
twice-told story. 1t is confirmed tes-
timony that no Mt. Sterling resident
can doubt.
Mrs. J. G. Mcdonald, 115 Queen
St., Mt. Sterling, says: 81 suffered
with backache and had no energy to
do my work, especially mornings. I
had such dizzy spells would al
most fall. had frequent headaches
and nervous spells. My kidneys act
ed irregularly, too. l used Doan's
Kidney Pills from Land & Priests
Drug Store and they strengthened
my back, relieved the dizziness.
headaches and other symptoms OF
kidney trouble"
Mrs. Mcdonald gave the above
statement January 6, 1917, and on
December IL, 1920, she added: Il
have always a good word for Doan's
since they cured me of kidney trou-
BILE. l am glad to again give them
my endorsement"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-06-20
E DIT o RIAL
Employment


Don't you know that after ALL it is the little things
that put the Smile in Life and smooth over and erase
the rough spots that trip up? Every day brings forth
opportunity to scatter of these Smiles along the
Highway of Life. To add Joy and Happiness to some
bodys home and somebody's existence.
The homes of this city are homes of comfort The
exceptions are solely the result of lacking the proper fl
nancial income necessary for the needs of living.
It is up to all of us to bring about commercial and
industrial conditions that will make and better
poyment possible for those who need it. And this can
be done by keeping community finances within our
seves--FOR OURSELVES
Patronize Home Industry, Home Merchants and
Home Products From buying automobile to pur-
chasing pair of shoes-et your commercial actions be
limited by the boundaries of Mt. Sterling Hire Mt.
Sterling Labor purchase Mt Sterling Materials and let
your financial improvement represent 100 PER CENT
PERFECT MT. STERLING LOYALTY.
Every one of these actions friends, means employ
ment vocation prosperity, joy and happiness-and we
might add Profit Profit for everyone concerned YES,
EVEN PROFIT FOR YOURSELF. Profit in the fact that
you have benefited yourself by keeping your money in
Mt Sterling. Profit by helping to create conditions OF
prosperity permitting increased property value to
prevail and greater income from investment Profit
in the personal satisfaction and feeling that you have
done your civic duty towards your city and earned the
title of LOYAL MT STERLING CITIZEN.
Every one of the Business Firms listed this page
gives employment TO Mt Sterling people. And they are
only part of the business and industrial district of Mt
Sterling composed of Business Men who SUPPLY VO-
CATION FOR HUNDREDS OF MT. STERLING
HOMES Their desire to not only maintain this condi
on but to increase the opportunity for labor in this
community. The possibilities and amount of improve
ment will only be limited by your Loyalty Cooper
alton your Patronage. Therefore, let these be lib
orally and freely given.
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There were S5s. sss fewer meat an.
imals slaughtered in the United
States under federal inspection dur
ing April this year than last, accord
ing TO the United States Department
of Agriculture. To this shortage
sheep and lambs contributed SOl, 81,
hogs 57.5ss. cattle SIT and calves 21s'
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-06-20
If ANYONE HAS

Killed a bear,
Got married,
Made a speech,
Robbed bank,
Bought a Ford.
Lost his wallet,
Broke his neck.
Bought house,
Writ a poem,
Got rich,
Gone to school
1t is news. Send it to the Advo-
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six on the reverse from right to left
Column twelve is accordingly the re-
verse of column one. and column
eleven is opposed to column two.
This half tablet gives on the diverse
and reverse the beginning and the
end of the chronological scheme
down to 1000 B. c., but gives no
clew to the length OF time covered
by the missing portion or how to
connect the fabulous kings who sue
ceeded the flood with those of the
dynasties of Ur and Isin. Its text
extends across columns one, two and
three on the diverse and includes
columns ten. eleven and twelve on
the reverse. Before the gap it fixes
the dynasties of Kish, Uruk, Ur and
AVIAN. After the gap are given the
dynasties of Akkad, Guti and Isin.
Columns Are Broken Of.
The new fragment fits in the gap.
1t represents a portion of the text
of columns four to five of the diverse
and seven to nine Of the reverse,
with a few signs of columns three
and ten, very useful to link it up with
the text of the tablet just described.
Unfortunately it does not belong to
the same identical tablet Their
thickness is different. 1t is still more
damaged. Top and bottom of all the
columns are broken of.
Despite necessary reservations in
presence of a mangled text, the
great interest Of the new fragment
lies in the fact that it restores the
main lines of Babylonian chronology
as set down by tradition among the
scholars of Nippur about B. c. 2ooo
The Greek tradition of Abydenus and
Berosus must be traced back to if.
-Four new dynasties of Kish. Hamazi,
Adab and Mari win take rank soon
after those of Ur and AVIAN and
before those of Upi. Kish, Akkad,
Guti and Isin. We learn, too. the
names OF the first rulers of the Gut:
Inbia, Ingishu. Warlagaba and lar
lagarum. four out of total Of
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A Gap of 500 Years.

Not only does the new tablet give
this chronology, but it also gives
the names of four dynasties hereto
fore unknown. the names Of sew
eral kings which are not found else
where in ancient records, and con-
siderable other information Of al
most incalculable value to the ar
chaeologist. Incidentally, it appears
to dispose of the mystery OF Azag-
Bau, the woman credited in an earlier
tablet with founding the dynasty Of
Kish In 2S75 and who was said to
have reigned for 100 years. The
present tablet asserts that It was
Basha-Enzu. the son Of Azag-Bau.
who really founded this dynasty, and
makes no mention of her ruling.
Chronology is the framework of
history" says DR.. Legrain In his de-
scription of the new fragment. 1.-THE
names Of the kings and the length OF
their reigns. the relation Of father
and son. the dynasty to which they