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The Seward gateway., 1922-09-13
ALASKA COLLEGE DED|CATEDW WITH
 AUSP|C|OUS EXERCISES; GOVERNOR
 SCOTT [. BONE DELIVERS ADDRESS

FAIRBANKS, September Although delayed for twenty hours beyond the time set for the dedication exercises the most suspicious event in the history of Inter- for Alaska took place this afternoon when the opening ercises of the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines took pace.
 Under bright sun, with the skies their bluest and the fanes of breezes waiting their way across the Tana- valley perfect setting for the dedication of AL aska's first institution could not be had
 Shortly after the hour the residents of the valley and large number of visitors began to assemble tho for vast picnic. Special trains from the city and nearly every automobile requistoned to carry the ever increasing crowd which attred in holiday garb presented scene which will probably be enacted again. or in so large scale the momentous occa- sion of today.
 Prettily decorated embellshed with backing of dure unequaed in all the world the main college building stood out in noble proportions.
 Assembled the speakers stand were Governor Scott C. Bone President Charles E. Bunnel the members of the faculty the staff of teachers and many welknown inter- ores The Fairbanks band of sixteen pieces dscoursed national airs before the opening exercises took place.
 Prominent among the decorations was set piece com posed of the Native Sons and Daughters of the Golden North organization and depicting the future generation which will hand down to posterity that which their for bearers labored for and which this generation will uphold the industries of the northland.
 Promptly at the hour designated, two o'clock, Presi dent Bne sgnifed that the exercises commenced and after brief commentary introduced the speaker of the day. Governor Scott Bone who made the trip to the iage The introduction was greeted With prolUngvu Dlause Governor Bone in his address said, n part:
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BIRTH RATE DEcREASlNG;
 DEATH RATE INCREASING

WASHINGTON, D. o. Sept. 13- The birth rate is decreasing and the death rate is increasing, according to statistics made public today by the census bureau covering the first quar- ter of the year. The birth rate in the states from which comparative figures were available showed naverage of 23.3 for each thousand of population in the first three months of 1922, against 25.3 in 1921, while the mortal ity average in the first quarter this year was 13.7, against 12.6 last year. North Carolina with 2S2 reported the highest birth rate for the three months this year and the States of Washing ton with 16.5 the lowest. The District of Columbia had the highest morality rate with 17.6 and Wyoming the lowest with 9:6.
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BRAZIL ASSERTS
 AMERICAN POWER RULES THE UNIVERSE
RENDERING FAREWELL TO SEC. HUGHES AND SENATORS, DE-
 CLARE U. S. A POWER

RIO DE JANERIO, Sept. 13-With the continuation of the national eXhi- bition just given in this city attention was paid to the closing ceremonies, followed by much feasting and speak ing at which the leading dignitaries of Brazil were present.
 Just before his departure for the battleship Maryland Secretary Hughes was awaited upon by a delegation ot senators and deputies to bid farewell and to wish him a safe voyage of Am erica. In concluding his speech of good ARill, the spokesman of the party gave expression as to how the United States was regarded by the South American republic, If the United States deter mines that there shall be no more wars, there will be no more wars. Your country is the most powerful na- tion in the world" was the concluding statement.
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DIVER |S GIVEN GOVERNOR DAVIS
 TO SEIZE MINES
LEGISLATURE OF OHIO PLACES POWER IN HANDS OF EXECU-
 TIVE TO USE

COLUMBUS, Sept. 13-The Ohio legislature today by an almost unani- nous vote vested Governor Davis with the power and authority to seize the coal industries of this state as he deems expedient.
 The bill included the proviso that the operation of the mines could be done under state supervision.
 The bill was passed as an emergency measure in view of the possible coal shortage this winter, the present avail able supply being inadequate for the demands of the public.
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AMERICAN NAY OCCUPY THE
 GREC|A|Q THRONE WIFE OF FORMER TEMPLATE KING IS IN LINE FOR THRONE
 AT NEAR DATE

PARIS, Sept. 13-The prospects of an American woman occupying the throne of Greece in the event of the abdication of King Constantine is very bright.
 The woman who would be the next queen of Greece should the present occupant step aside will be Mrs. Will liam Leeds, widow of the late tinplate king.
 The indications are that the king will soon step down on account of the dissatisfaction being expressed by his subjects over the continued successes of the Turkish troops.
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ALASKA SALMON
 PACK |S HEAVY;
 FAR EXCEEDS 1921
FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS FIX. CESS OF LAST YEAR IS
 REPORT GIVEN

SEATTLE. Sept. 13-The report covering the Alaska salmon pack and shipments to the states was made pub lie today by the bureau of fisheries. It is shown that the total number of cases packed by all concerns operat- ing in Alaska waters was 7,ll25u0 IT. this number is included the pack of the Bering sea industries.
 l he total gain for the year 1Sz2 oyer me pack ol 1921 is given at z lS0 S4. :ases and the value as fifteen nlIIi.:,
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EASTERN RETURNS
 0IYE LOD0E Dl0
 VICTORY BY 3-1 REPUBLICAN SENATOR MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP OF STATE
 TOWNSEND WINS

BOSTON, Sept. 13-An overwhelm- ing victory was recorded for Henry Cabot Lodge when the returns ln the primary senatorial contest were count ed in the state of Massachusetts. He received the nomination by practically three to one. His election is predicted this fall, in which event he will nave served the state continuously since 1893 making him the ranking member of the senate.
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pioneer spirit at it's best and recogniz- ed in all Alaska a habitable and in viting land But his visit is only defer red. He will surely come. His interest is abiding.
 Natural obstacles have prevented the rapid growth of Alaska. Climate is not one of them. Distance and inaces- sibility are the chief. To these have been added and imposed for fifty-five years since the Seward purchase in different and inefficient systems of ad- ministration. They have been heavy handicap to settlement and industry. But a measure of coordination is con- ing about and constructive policies are now assured No longer can it be said that the government at Washington is neglectful and unconcerned. An awak- ened public interest in Alaska's wei fare is speeding a better era. Mater ial advancement has been marked dur ing the year and every prospect is to- day most heartening.
 "The opening of this Agricultural College and School of Mines is an aug ury of brightest promise. All honor to those who conceived the institution, and, through Congress and the Terri torial Legislature, brought it into be- ing! And may it for all times be guild ed with wisdom and every grow in strength and usefulness"
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VOLUME III. NUMBER 217
PHYSICIANS SAY WIFE OF PRESIDENT . HARDING IS ON WAY TO RECOVERY
Latest Bulletins From Bedside Give Encouragement

WASHINGTON, Sept 13-The attending physicians at the bedside of Mrs Harding this morning issued bull etn effect that turn for the better had taken place during the night and the early recovery of the Wtehouse mistress could be looked for
 The report has caused much qualification in this city and also from other parts Of the union the president hay ing during the past week received many messages from the governors of states, congressman and other public leaders in which hope for the early recovery of Mrs Hard ing expressed The bulletin broadcasteG within few minutes after being issued.
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SOLDIER BONUS |S
 LAID ASIDE UNTIL
 TARIFF CONSIDERED
CONFERENCE REPORT EXPECTED TODAY, DELAYED UNTIL
 TARIFF DISPOSED OF

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13-The con ference report on the soldier bonus was formally presented in the house today and upon being put to vote for reading it was decided to postpone further action until the tariff measure which is now under consideration, shall be passed.
 The report will in all liklihood be brought up for consideration on the house floor tomorrow.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The Alaska Railway Commission will let contracts for cutting ties along the right of way, at the follow ing prices: Hemlock ties 60 cents, Spruce ties, 50 cents; hemlock ties preferred. Ties to be delivered on right of way. Contracts must be in office of the Alaska Railway Commis- sion by September 16. Bidder will specify at what point ties will be de livered and number of ties they can deliver.
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ARKANSAS BISHOP
 MAY q AND TRIAL

PORTLAND, Sept. 13-Recommen- dations were made today to the House of Bishops that the Rt. Rev. William M. Brown, Bishop of Arkansas, be brought to trial on the charge of her esy.
 The charges eminate out of utter ances made by the bishop while filling the pulpit of the Protestant Episcopal church in the state from which the charges were filed.
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NATIONAL GOVERNMENT MAKES APPEAL
 TO REFRAIN FROM VIOLENT DEEDS
Government at Angora Would now have Peace in Capital

CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 13-The Turkish nation aists government with headquarters at Angora has issued appeal to the inhabitants of this city and others to fran from violence for the protection of life and proper ty.
 The request came result of mob actions against Greek property The Greek military mission left this city last night and scarcely had their building been vacated when large mob took possession of and wrecked it plete while giving demonstration of the achievements of Turkish arms.
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PRUNE GROWER REPORTED
 HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT

SAN JOSE, Sept. 13-C. c. Lester, millionaire prune grower of this state is reported as being seriously injured as the result of an automobile accident which occurred near this city last mite. Hislmachine containing himself and a number of friends overturned while making a sharp turn and he was pin ned down by the top of the seat.
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INDICATION OF CONSTANTINE: |S
 BEING DELAYED
KING WITHOUT THRONE WANTS TO FLEE TO LAND OF REF
 UGE OVERSEAS

PARIS, Sept. 13-It is unofficially reported here that the abdication of King Constantine. of Greece, is being delayed while negotiations are opened with the American Capitol to permit the deposed king to flee to the United States for safety.
 Those conducting the negotiations are acting in an unofficial capacity.
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CHILD CLIMBS RAINIER

TACOMA, Sept. 13-Miss Jeanette Sykes, aged 12, of Salem, Oregon, yes- terday climbed Mount Rainier and it is said she is the youngest person ever to reach the summit. She was mem Der of party of thirteen that made the climb, and four others were less than eighteen year old Hans Fuhrer, Swiss guide, conducted the climbers.
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BELGIUM PRESENTS
 DEMANDS GERMANY

PARIS, Sept. 13-Belgium has sent an ultimatum to Germany in which Is demanded a payment of one million gold marks within the next six months
 The further proviso is made that in the future all payments must be secur ed by cash deposits made in Belgian banks.
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EAGLE WILL HAVE
 NEW RADIO STATION

A new army radio station will be erected at Eagle. The old station locat- ed on the top of the hill three miles from the town will be abandoned, and a new one will be located in the town proper. It will be served by high aerl- als which will be erected at once.
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WOOD EN7ERTAINS VISITORS
 FROM STRAIT SETTLEMENT

MANILA, Sept. Ex-Governor Leo nard Wood yesterday entertained Sir Laurence Guillerand governor of the Straits Settlements, at dinner last evening.
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MICHIGAN RETURNS

DETROIT, Sept. 13-Charles Town send received the renomination as sen ator in the primaries just held, the republican vote being solid in his be- half.
The Seward gateway., 1922-09-13

The train will arrive in from Anchor age about six o'clock tonight with number of passengers for the Evans.
The Seward gateway., 1922-09-13
SCOUT MEETING

Tomorrow night at seven-t thirty meeting of the Boy Scouts will bc held "a the Seward Chapel. Don't forget to be there.
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We STfNU
r STROMU.

V parnem lete kazdy rad u
sedne We stinu nadhernych sta
rych stromu. Ale malokomu
napadne, jak mnoho pece to
stale, uchraniti jejich zdravi
pred chorobou a odumiranim.
Nepfatelsky hmyz napada stro
my, choroby a odumirani "a
kern6 pracuji a churavici stro-
my, nev6nuje-li Sc Jim pece,
predcasne zmira.ii. S lidIni ie
to zrovna talk. Zdravi a dlou-
by vek vyzaduji stale pece 0
zaludek a vnitTnosti, a klicem
k rozlust6ni precetnych lekar-
skych zahad jest prostfedek,
ienz otevre vnitrnosti. Trine-
rovo HoTke Vino je lekem,
.jenz udrzuie vnitrnosti otevfe-
ne, pomaha traveni q zvySuie
chut' k jidlu a tim umoznuje
lidskemu ustroji braniti Sc
proti rozmanitym chorobam.
Krajan pan Jan Skrdla psal
nam onehdy z WILDER. Nebr.
.'TrinpToyv laky icon osyadca-
ne, ty moe pomohou, obzvlast'
Trinerovo Horke Vino mn6
moe pomaha, je pro kolik zpu-
sobu dobr6, ia je nam stale v
zaloze. Caste ~potfebuii Tri-
nerovy l6ky a doporucuji je
kazdemu." Zastavte Sc dnes
vecer We sve lekarne neb OBJ
chode s leky a kupte 81 lahev.
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Ceska povaha! Diva z Cechu
vyslani k setnikovi, pozadat
no, ably upustil Cd dalsiho vyse-
trovani praporcikova.
Rozkrikl Sc ma ne. Co 81 my
sli, re snad dustojnicka cest
jest kus hadru?
Praporcik Wild prohlasil, re
Sc zastreli.
Kdyz velitel zv6del 0 jeho
umyslu, rekl: Nejlepe by ude-
lal, mic jineho mu nezbyva.
Wild Sc vSak nezastrelil a
jednalo Sc 0 aktivniho prapor-
cika. V nasledujicfch dnech
mel byti vyslan n6kdo 2 po-
sluchacu do kursu pro vrhani
min.
Velitel zavolal 81 Vida.
"Nechci vas tn dele videt, Ii
ira odjedete do kursu a setka-
tell Sc 81 mnou nekdy, styd'te
Sc ma mne podlvat a srovnejte
to Sc svou cti, muzete-li byti
nekdy dustojnikem. Kdyby vas
otec sam nebyl dustojnikem,
kdybych jenom 2 toho ohledu
nejednal, co by z vas bylo? -
infanterist! = V mych ocich
.iste Jim navzdy! Rozumite, V
mych oGich a proto Sc S vami
nechci uz nikdy setkat = roz-
unite = odstoupit!"
Nasledujiciho dne odjel pra-
porcik do kursu pro vrhani
min a ma celou udalost sc "a
pomnelo.
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IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UCASTNfkA VAI.KY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

Prostopasnik, Thar, nicema,
bezcharakterni, hloupy, ale ak
tivni. Bylo protivno k nepopsa
nj; kdyz tento kloucek S drzo-
sti, jenom podobnym individu-
i'm vlastni, vysmival Sc Cechum,
zapasicim V cizine a snazil Sc
vyprovokovati reservniho po-
rucika, starsiho vazneho bibli
otekare Cecilia.
Zajimavou osobnosti byl po-
sluchac kursu, Nemec, starry,
reservni nadporuGik Won Stra-
dowitz.
Dlouhan, jaksi pull prehnu
ty, jake nalomena tycka S vra
skovitym, ustaranym oblice-
jem, vodove modrymi zraky,
holohlavy, neustale pohazujici
svyma pfedlouhyma rukama,
Videnak, dekadentni basnik.
Vecne filosofujici, uvazujici
bez pfestani nahlas, komic-
kych napadu, niceho nedbail-
CT, jenom syych nazoru, pre-
svedceny 0 sob6, re je genial
MIN basnikem.
Naladeny vzdy jake dumavy,
stredoveky bard. Nestaral Sc
nikdy o vojnu, o skolu, nedbal
vysmechu, kriku predstave-
nych; klidne pomalu provad6l,
co mu bylo libo.
O "cviceni Sc nestaral, pr
vychazkach Sc zamestnava'
botanickym pozorovanim.V zdy
mel nekolik kvitku "a cepici q
nekolik iich drzel v ruce.
Prestali konecne ma neho kr.
Get a povazovali no "a tichehc
blazna, ktereho poslali cd plu.
ku do kursu jenom proto, ably
Sc no aspon ma cas- zbavili. A
Won Stradowitz nedbal. III
sam sobe, jakoby ma letnim by
te. Radoval sc z kras pflrody
Bydlil V uzke ulicce, We dru
hem poschodi nedaleko Willy, W
ktere byl ubytovan Jirl.
Ia jasnych hvezdnatych W
ceru, pr otevrenem oknu, pre-
cital Won StradoWitz We sven
byte nahlas, nadSenym hlasem
re bvlo no slySet daleko do ok
Ii, Danteho verse.
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u porucika Spacka sesla Sc
spolecnost. Czech, bibIiotekaf
Z Prahy, akademicky malir, We
che zadumany. rozvedeny a ne
kolik iest6 .iinych Cechu. Hovo
rio Sc o pomerech V Cechach,
Gteny deske noviny.
"Nebude to w vSechno. ce-
Ia ia komedie nebude dlouho
trvat," fekl bibliotekar.
Do svetnice vstoupil aktivni
praporcik, iehoz ysichni nena-
videli.
"A Cesi p~ohromade?"
Nikdo 81 no nepovsiml.
Popudilo to praporcika. Ia
cal skodolibe vtipkovat o Ce-
sich, az sc dostal do hadky S
indy klidnym porucikem BIZ
DllOleKafeHl.
"Jak sc nekolik Cechu sejde
dohromady, raduJi Sc 2 neu-
spGcnu, kuji pixie a kdyby mo-
hi. rozvratili by okamzite ce-
l6 Rakorsko. Nez marina sna-
la, ma konec iich Dude par Cd
stfeleno a par p0Veseno a bu-
&c pokoli" Nicema Sc zasmal.
Vym6n6no jeste nekolik vet
a klucik neprestaval Sc vysml-
vat.
Dele mcdowell Sc premoci sil
ny, vznetlivy, cesky, venkov-
skych hoch, student praporcik,
mcdowell dele snesti vysmech
nezvedencuv.
Aktivni praporcik Sc prave
Ease hlasit6 small svemu vtipu
0 Cesich, kdyz selsky hoch k
MENU priskocil, uchopil no "a
kabat, zalomcoval jim a nez
mohli nerozvaznosti jeho ostat
nj zabranit, rozmach Sc a silna
ruka venkovana vsi silou plesk
la klucika do tvare.
Praporcik Sc zapotacel, tvar
jeho okamzite nabehla, z nosu
prystila krev... Beze slova
vybehl ven.
Nastal rozruch.
Klucik bezel k v~ellteli. Ia
vedeno lined vysetrovani.
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XXXVI.

Nepratelsti letci casteji i "a
dine objevovali Sc mad krajem.
Dvakrate shodili bomby do Tri-
dentu. Jakych spoust nad6la
vrzena bomba. Dunn poborila,
nekolik lidi zabila. Casio ozy-
val Sc nyni zoufaly HAS sireny
v Tridentu, o%znamujici objeve
nj Sc nepratelskych letcu mad
kraiem. V stale ~nejistote byli
obyvatel6 i vojaci.
Dustoinicky kurs stall "a Po-
VEN, vysoko mad Tridentem u
maIeho lesiGka, a velitel kriti-
soval prave provedene polni
cviceni. Die kazdodenniho IVY
ku vsechno bylo provedeno
Spatn6 a kazdy, kdo mel ne
iakou ulohu, dostaval syuj dill.
A rano bylo skvostne. Stun
ce hrejive svitilo. JIM obloha
iasne sc modrala.
Mimodek vloudila sc mira
touha tulaka, touha pustiti Sc
nazdafbuh lesikem a dale do
skalnatych nor a ie8te dale,
i bezdecna zlost, re musls stat
zdanliv6 poslouchat vyklady,
ktere t6 nikdy nezajimaly, ma
slouchat Jim prot sv6 Vuli. Y
dali VIOLA domov, "a tent mo-
drymi horami Jsou tvi pratele
a zde te uci, abys ty jine mohl
ucit. Proc, proc to vsechno a
iakym pravem?...
Nahle Sc zacala ozyvati de-
la a Ike sluchu op6t dolehl w
strazny hukot sireny z Trlden-
tn.
"Uz isou Ease tady - o
zvalo Sc \ hloucku a bylo po
vykladu velitelove.
Ustoupili ma pokrai leslcka a
re zakrytu ieho stromku pozo-
rovali oblohu.
Tam jsou, tam -. Jeden
bod, druhy bod ukazoval
kdosi.
Bylo slyseti stroje We vzdu-
chu. Sc vSech stran houkala Gle
la. Pozorovali oblacky dymu,
daleko vzdalene ode dvou pony
buiicich Sc cernych bodu. Jake
obyteine veskere rany mljely
Sc ellie.
Nepratelsti letci. Nekolikra
lie patril Jiri "a mimi, ubohy
chyceny ptacek, 5 tajnou tou-
hou, ably Sc snesli k zemi a wa
Ii no S sebou k MIN, Ia modre
hory.
Sledovali iejich let kukatky
i prostym zrakem. Leteli ma
Trident. Bylo lie rozeznatl
stroje. Velky a maly.
"Skvostne lett, jinak nez na-
81 -" povzdychl 81 velitel. Sc
zataienym dechem sledovali
daleko Cd Mich dopadajici O.
blacky dImu, byly to praskaji-
CT stfely obrannych del.
Vznasely Sc az nad Tridel-
tenn.
A tn nastala nezvykla podi-
vana. Z Tridentu vzletl protiv-
nix. Letel primo Go oblak. ODE
letadla w jej zpozorovala, "a
, meTila k menu.
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oeddiJiil dONOiCllOu. "a GGU 81
uvedomil, CO Dude nasledovat.
echo 81 Cesi mcdowell, Prf-
she vysetrovano.
Nez nikdo niceho nevidel.
Praporcik Sc vysmival Cechum
bez ~jakekoliv priciny. Vsichni
byli jeho vysmechem rozruse-
nj, re by no vsak byl kdo ude-
I'll, nikdo nevidel.
Cd echo by mel vSak pra-
porcik matchbox tvar.
NeveTili Cechum. Pfisn6 bu
de potrestan selsky hoch, ne
muze byti dustojnikem.
A tn tretiho dine prihlasil sc
Il raportu Czech, sluha z poko-
je, V nemz bydlil aktivni pra-
porcik.
GO cheese" otazaI Sc no We
litel.
"Prosim, pane setniku, ia
.isem udeTil pana praportika
Vida.
"Jak, tvs uderil praporci-
kali" pfekvapen zyolal veil
tel.
"Ano, pane s~etniku!"
Prekvapeni stall pritomni Il
raportu, nikdo nevedel, re stu
ha venue vinu ma sebe.
"A proc? Wis jaky t6 ceka
trest?" zahromoval setnik.
vim, pane setniku."
"A proc isl uderil praporci-
ka a proc nikdo 0 tom nepov6-
del. Neni to pravda! Prapor-
elk by 81 nestezoval Y tom pr.
pade ma jineho."
"Ano, pane setniku, uderi.
jsem pana praporcika. Uderi.
isem no proto, ponevadz 81 Wy.
pujcoval ode mne peniZe a sta
lie sliboval re zaplati a nepla.
till"
"Kdo, praporcik re 81 vypu.
coval cd tebe penez?" zmeni
setnik ton sveho hlasu.
"Zavoleite praporcika Viii
da."
me jenom ode mne, i cd o
statnich ordonanci 81 pan pra
porcik vypujcoval do karet pc
nize!'
Pfisel Wild, byl bledy, do
slechl w, co rekl sluha u ia
portu.
pane setniku, sluha mne n,
udefil, je to lez."
"Mlcte, neptam Sc vas. Jst'
dluzen, praporciku, sluhovi
Vypujcoval jste 81 i cd ostat
Mich sluhu penlze?"
"Ano, pane setniku. Pres Il
Get zlatych ie mi pan prapor
elk dluzen i cd ostatnlch 81 Wy
pu.j6oval."
"Je to pravda?" zoufale wv
lal velitel.
Wild Sc chvel a mlcel.
"Aktivni praporcik, kterl
chtel byt aktivnim dustojnl
KEN a od sluhy 81 vypujcuje p'
nezi A potion name vyhrat
vojnu. Uboha zeme! Jaci lldt
chteji byti dustojniky!" bedo
val velitel.
Praporcik chtel COST povede
I'll.
"Mlctc! zakazull YAM opou
steti svuj pokoj, zakazuji van
sucastnlti Sc 5 ostatnlml pan1
dalslch ~cyiceni, samoZreJme
re Sc nesmite opovazit vstou
pit do jidelny! Aktlvni prapo'
elk, ktery ma byti ostatnim "a
wort Velitel obratil Sc k stu
howl: "A tebe potrestam, pro
toze isl hal, tvs porucika ne
uderil, ySe bylo smluveno.'
"UdeTil, pane setniku.."
"Odstoupit. Clovek Sc stydl
re tady ma byt velitelem."
Zavolani do kancelare cest
posluchaci kursu. Ohradili ST
prot podezfeni, re byli Sc stu
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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-28
ADDITIONAL WATER SUPPLY
FOUND IN MESA VERDE PARK

lucky find was made ON Mesa
Verde short time ago: = find OF
invaluable worth to the park. II u
nothing less than = now and greatly
Increased water supply At Spruce
tree camp.
In recent seasons. as visitors 70
the park have become more numsr.
Gus. the very limited water supply
~ the camp has been u source Of no
little anxiety to the park manage
mont A few days ago = little devei.
opment work In the head Of tho
canon at the camp served to open up
new spring OF the ssms fine water
already available which increased
the supply. no less than 800 per cent.
II was surely great find for tbs
park AS at this time. to say nothing
Of future years. there would bs .
shortage Of water sufficisnt to
nccesuitste = considerable restriction
on Its use.
The park management feels that
the situation has bscn greatly ~.
lirvcd.