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PRESCOTT

The engineers and contractors OF
St. Paul and Minneapolis met the
Prescott Bridge Co. officers last week.
and the Bridge Company decided to
take over the new Interstate wagon
bridge.
DR.. H. B. McCray, formerly of this
city but now of Jacksonville, Fla,
will leave that place Jan. 22nd for
San Francisco, then sail thru the Pan
anna canal, then circle the world. This
will be Mr.. McCay's second trip
around the world.
Joseph Bethel, local boy, who su-
perintended the steel work for the
Milwaukee Bridge Co. for the new
interstate wagon bridge at Prescott,
will leave this week for Chicago
where he has employment with this
company.
The directors elected at the annual
meeting of the Prescott Pavilion As
sociation held last week are as fol-
lows: C. A. Budworth; S. Mcdonald;
Chas. Hartman; John Bethel and ii.
Shiller. The directors will hold a
meeting this week to elect officers
and manager for the coming year.
A Rock Island, ILL.,, firm was award
ed a contract to construct 10 steel
barges, and Keoukuk, Iowa, and
Fountain City, Wis, firms were
awarded the contracts to construct 10
wooden barges for the government on
the Upper Mississippi river
VIII. Prichard has installed ra-
dio machine in his home in this city,
and takes pleasure at spare moments
with his family, in hearing the things
sent broadcast over the country.
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achievement enjoyed the assistance
of divers ancient enemy, Noah
Claypole, and the no less vindictive
Charlotte. These young persons
had found it convenient to leave Mr..
Sowerberry without notice and safe
to hasten to London. They came
with their pockets well lined at Mr..
Sowerberry's expense, as that
mournful gentleman discovered to
his chagrin when he counted what
was left in the Sowerberry till.
In London Noah and Charlotte
naturally gravitated to Field Lane.
In one of Fagin's evil haunts the
graceless pair presented. themselves
and by the amiable barkeep we're
conducted into a back room where
they partook of such light refresh
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BY WALTER ANTHONY
Chapter v
CONCLUSION
DIVERS RESTORATION

But the relentless Monks was per-
sistent in his zeal and soon Matched
up plan by which Oliver would be
committed for keeps to life Of
crime. In spite of Nancy's protests,
which caused Fagin to warn Bill
that Nancy was getting danger
ous," an expedition" was planned
in which Bill, Toby Crackitt and
Oliver were to participate. The
house was located and the plan per-
fected. An opening in the base
'ment, too small for the admittance
of man, was still large enough for
the entrance of a boy of divers
Imeager size, and into it, forthwith,
at the dead of midnight, the boy was
thrust with orders, gruffly given and
punctuated by various and sundry
flourishes of brutal pistol, to make
his way through the cellar to the
front door, which he was to open for
his marauding friends.
But it requires more than threats
and pistols to divert true-hearted
boy from the path Of virtue, and
; Oliver, commencing his soul to God,
shouted Justify for help. His cries
were stopped by shot from Skies
pistol and the brave boy fell Imply
! to the flags of the cellar floor.
While this tragedy was being en-
acted, Monks, at Fagin's, told him
the story of divers birth and how
he (Monks) had secured from Mrs.
Bundle the ring and locket which
the nurse had stolen from divers
dying mother. mo one now will
ever be able to identify my half
brother" said Monks, $50 whether
we make thief of him or not, the
fortune comes to me. Oliver has
ceased to be, and it will be well for
you and me and Bill if he really
ceases to be-"
The sinister suggestion was not
lost on Fagin, nor was it later to be
lost on Bill, who, returning from his
midnight expedition with Crackitt,
had to admit that again the boy had
eluded them. "But," he added, II
think plugged him good. No dam
ger he'll squeal on US now"
But Oliver was not killed. He was
struck in the shoulder, and it was
his good fortune to find himself,
though unconscious and thus UNI
knowing, in the presence of Rose
Maybe and her aunt-and two
sweeter women never undertook the
care Of helpless innocence. With
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(!nstallrnent s.

ment as the place afforded; the
while Mr.. Fagin in an adjoining
room with his ear to the keyhole,
overheard enough of the conversa-
ton to justify him in introducing
himself. He put Claypole to work
at once shadowing the Maybe move
ments and keeping watch at the
house. 1t was not long before Clay
pole returned to- Fagin's with the
information that Oliver had divulg-
ed the entire story of his captivity
and, so far as he knew it, the plot
to make criminal of him. "And
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OAK GROVE

John Brooks spent the past week
visiting at the home of his sisters,
Mrs. Byron H. Corcoran, and Mrs.
Ediw Marks.
Mrs. Robert Ray returned home
Sunday after two weeks stay at
the home of her mother in River Falls
Miss Alverna Simon was an over
Sunday visitor at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Louis Filkins.
Henry Rick has returned from
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VIKING

Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Sampson and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hovde
and sons, of River Falls, visited at
Mrs. Gilstad's Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Nels Barg is sick.
Miss Amanda Ecker of North Bald
win is working for Mrs. Lewis Rudi-
sell.
If weather permits, there will be
Sunday school Sunday morning at
1890 o'clock.
Mrs. H. Gilstad and son, Joseph,
visited relatives in Deer Park Friday
and Saturday.
School re-opened Monday after 2
weeks vacation.
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speedily called assistance, Oliver
rallied bravely. The butler who
had answered his cries for help was
so sure of the fact that no question
of divers story was made. They
believed him implicitly and in this
atmosphere of security and faith,
Oliver rapidly recovered his health
and strength, though it is not to be
denied that his mind was constantly
haunted by phantoms.
Those worthless were not long in
learning all that was going on at
the Maybe home, and in this
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| Brownlow's custody that my father
intrusted his viii when he went to
| Rome to die. Decidedly, Oliver has
become menace to US alI--he must
be disposed Off
! In fact, Oliver did know where
Brownlow lived and thither he d.
rected Rose and her aunt, arriving
at the Brownlow home at time
when Mr.. Grimwig was present, too.
! Mr.. Grimwig contented himself
with the comment, "Well, he didn't
come back in fifteen minutes, any
wayw
The heart of Nancy had been
strongly worked upon. She had
heard of the plottings against the
life of Oliver; she knew the cruelty
of her associates and she did not
doubt they would succeed in their
efforts to dispose" of the boy, as
Mr.. Monks had so eloquently sug-
gested. She knew, too, of the re-
ward that was to be Bills when he
accomplished his purpose to put out
of the way forever the boy that
stood between Monks and his en-
joyment of the Leeford fortune.
So Nancy went to the home of
Rose Maybe, which, of course, was
not difficult for her to find since it
was there that the burglary had
been attempted, and without re-
vealing to the frightened girl or her
aunt the hiding place of her friends,
divulged their plot and promised to
meet Mr.. Brownlow that night on
London Bridge to give him the full
est instructions regarding the mat
ter.
When Nancy did this deed of gen.
erous kindness, she took her life in
her hands, for Fagin, fearful of her
feminine expressions of regard for
Oliver, had warned Bill. "She needs
watching, Bill, my dear" he had
said and then had stra getaway set
a watch upon her-Noah Claypolc
being assigned to the business of
shadowing Nancy.
Every word of Nancy's converse
ton with Rose and her aunt had
been taken back to headquarters
by the watchful Noah, who had sta
toned himself at an open window
when Nancy made her visit to the
Maybe home.
Bills amazement at his Nancy's
treachery was unbounded. He sent
Noah to London Bridge that night
to verify his suspicious and Noah
had no difficulty in bringing back to
Bill the dreaded information. "She
squeaied on the whole lot of you"
1t is not well to dwell upon the
sequel. Bill FASTENED to his squalid
rooms and there awaited Nancy.
The sun that rose on London town
that morning witnessed nothing
more shocking thar the sight of Bill
Skies death-chamber, with Nancy
cold and still, martyr to her first
and only splendid instinct.
The horror that was aroused in
the neighborhood by the brutal muir
der of Nancy brought about the ar
rest of Fagin, the death of Bill
who hanged himself in attempting
to escape from the beleaguered attic
and in the. capture of Mr.. Monks,
who made full confession to Mr..
Brownlow of his share in the plot
tings against Oliver and definitely
established the boys rights to the
Leeford will, thus bringing to the
youth tardy justice.
Thus, in an atmosphere of peace
and contentmeht, love and comfort,
Oliver Twist brought to his benefac-
tor, Mr.. Brownluw, the benediction
Of blithe, a righteous and CRATE
fu; heart,
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he said," continued Noah, "that he
could lead the police to Mr.. Brown
lows home, but doubted whether he
could find Fagin's headquarters"
At the name "Brownlow," Mr..
Monks manifested surprising inter
est.
"Brownlow." said Monks, Brown
low of all men must never know of
divers existence. 1t was into
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the community is urged to attend. Il
is not to be "We who are about to
die salute you"occasion but time
when high hope and vision shall in
spire US. A real home coming for
friends, old and new.
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BELDENVfLLE

Mrs. John Garden was st. Paul
visitor Monday.
Joe Stoetzel, Jr., has installed a
radiophone in his residence.
William Amy of Hastings visited at
E. F. Stewards recently.
Club meeting was postponed until
Saturday evening, Jan. 81.
Fred Goldsmith and Miss Elizabeth
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CLAY CORNERS SCHOOL

We are all making use of our skis
these days.
The Is and rs have made booklets
illustrating farm life.
Esther Shern and Marvin Simonson
Won the prizes for the best deport-
ment for last month The prize was
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Cumberland for the winter.
Otto Fielder was a business caller
at River Falls Saturday.
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When in need or anything in the
line of printed work, remember we
can satisfy you.
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a boz Of candy.

box of candy.
The sewing class is working on
holders to De used in connection with
their hot lunches.
Mrs. Louie Chri stenson and son,
Lloyd, visited our school last week.
Alvin Larson was sick last week
but we are glad to have him back
again now.
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Upper, Jackie Coogan as Oliver
Twist; lower left is Lon CLANCY
rs "the merry old gentleman" and
lower right, Edouard Treboal as
"The Artful Dodger."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-06

delny hukot otrasal mistnost-
mi, sam pripojoval jednotlive
stroje.
Hladce a lehce rozebehly Sc
stroje, posluSny proudu, a jeho
|ruka jimi brave vladla. Uvnitr
hofela jasna svetla jako ohni-
We oci skryte bytosti. A vecer,
kdyz soumrak Sc snasel, zaza-
lila okna, vrhajice intensivni
|svetlo ma stribrny proud vod,
kde Sc lamaly stere paprsky
poskakovaly po v]nach jake
skritkove.
Jarmila chodila .jako opoje-
ma. ! ma hosty zapomnela, ven
pred mlyn yybihala, ably Sc po
divala ma zarici okna a ma da-
leke reflexe svetla, mihotajici-
no Sc do daleka mezi olsemi
kolem reky tise Sumicimi ma
lukach pc obou bfezich, jez
zdaly Sc byti jako polity teku-
tym stiibrem. Az sc il ma
tka, ackoliv byla take prekva-
pena, smala, jak je zdivena a
iak 81 pocina jake dite, ktere-
mu prvne ukazali loutkove di-
iivadlo.
| kdyz pozde noci ujlzdela
statkarka $ muzem k domovu,
celou cestu 81 povidali O dnes-
MIN dnu q tesili Sc jiz take ma
zitfek, jak jej oslavi a jak "a
ziji krasne chvile 5 mladymi.
"Nedivim Sc Jarniie, ze by
la jake potrestena," rozklada-
la statkaTka, az to donna
shlednu, bude jako ona rozra-
dovana. Ale vic nez ma to te-
:; sim sc, co rekne kornel, az mu
prozradim, co on blahovy ne
poznal. Ten bude miti radost.
Mic nefekne, ale vidim mu ma
ocich, jak zroyna zizni po di-
'It6ti."
! Jenze tuto radost byla o.
loupena. Sotva kronychovi re
lmlyna odjeli a svetla We mlyne
zhasla, nastavalo uklidneni.
Napiate nervy Jarmiliny ocha-
lbly padla ma nj unava.
"Pojd'me spat,' zadala svy-
silene. "Jsem jaksi slaba, no.
by mne nemohou nesti nej-
, radeji bych zavrela oci, abych
u sljeste jednou We spani vsecko
Ividela.'
i (Pokra5 5ovani.l
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neustale hovori literature a
Y prltomne dobe Sc projevuje
podiv, proc. vlastne Sc dosud
nevyskytl norsky spisovatel,
ktery by |byl mel jiz dnes ma
,psanu epochalni anglickou no
vellu. A take Sc ocekava, re
bude to 2 pera jiste nektereho
Nora, az yyskytne Sc ma trhu
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v UTERY, s. UNORA, 1923.
NOROWE A JEJICH LIDOVA
VYCHOVA.

PojednAli toto o americke
vetyi norskeho naroda, z pera
reditele norske uradovny Cizo-
.,azycne Iinformacni Sluzby, H.
Sundby- -Hasena, bylo napsano
pro ceskoslovenske Gasopisy We
prosp6ch ceskoSloveDSkeho cte
narstva. ably 81 mohlo uciniti
poiem . vysoke kulture Noru
y Evropo zaroven j We Spoie-
nych Statech.
Autor poiednani pravi, ze
by mel jednu odpoved' ma do
taz, co uzitecneho prinesli nor
Sti piistehovalci do Spojenych
Statu, a to: yychoVne uStavy.
Byla to vVchova lidoveho ra-
zu, ktera sepiala prisluSniky
norskeho naroda. uSldlenc We
Spojenych Statech. Norove
jsou narodem dychtlcim po po-
uceni Il yzdelani, .lak je vubec
znamo 20 celem svete. Touzi
pouclt Sc o ysem, co tyce Sc
leiich vlasti a naroda touzl
take po poucenl narodech
jinych. Povazovali by to IA
pohanu, kdyby nekdo zane
dbaval pfilezitost pouceni q
vychovy. Rikaii 81, 70 81 obo-
hacuii svuj zivot, kdyz Sc ne
CO noNeho dovedl o jinem ma
rode.
L Noru nenl negramotnost a
nebyla 20 mnoho roku a proto
jsou norske vychovne ustavy
We Spojenych Statech na TAX
vvsokem stupni. Jsou vedeny V
duchu americkem, proto ma
vstevovany isou neivlc studen-
ty naroZenymi Americe. O.
vsem pr.stehovalci mali Ste.i-
neu plllezitost nabyti nich
vzdelanl a witt jako lckari.
pravnlci, ucitele. soudcove a
nnoho ilch 2aluim9 q zauji-
malo mlsla soudeu, isou cieny
kongresu u unyeh verejmvch
llfadech politickvch.
Start Norove bvli iaksi pred
dobou sveho zivota. Je pravda
re byly Europe drive univer-
sity, nez Y Norsku. tax Praze,
We Francii, Nemecku y ltalii
ale ty nebyly pristupny kazde-
mu, ien yybranym povola.
nm lidem, kdezto i Norsku
dbalo Sc povsechne vvchove H.
dove. Tam poZnalo Sc. ze Ola.
lekO uZltecneJs. le DONSechni
vychova lidu, ktera zachov;
lednotnost naroda a ucini ie
schopnejslm Y soutezi ) CsLat
mimi narody IA poll kulturnlm
Vedeli, ze Zrizeaim edo
lonalenlm vefejnych skol pr
Iazdeho dostayi SC knihovny
prednasky pro dosptle, akade
mie, ucen6 spoIecnosti. kultul
nj hnuti vseho drunu. Cetl.
Sc potom zive historic naroda
jako nikdy pred tim, prost,
lid byl dychtiv 20 pouceni vyS
sim. Nsimali 81 stare literatu u
ry, klassicke, ktera Y nekte
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JEH0 DRUHA 1ENA.
Napsal Bohumil Zahradnik-BrodskJ.
ROMAN

Proc? Coz je to nejaka han
ba?"
"Kdyz jsem uz takova stara
ty i on mi rikate maminko.' .
Jarmila il znovu chytila a
smejic Sc tax hlasite, az slullz-
ky z kuchyne vykoukly, tahla
matku do pokoje.
"To isem 81 dala," vzdycha-
la Verunka, "proc jsem radeji
nemlcela. isl opravdu jako
blazen. Co pax nepochopujes
re je pro mne trapne pred Kor
nelem tom hoovoriti? Kdy-
bys aspon ty take mu mohla
neco takoveho rici, bylo by mi
vsechno lehci, ale ty -. !"
ia take, ia take!" smala
sc Jarmila, tleskajic rukama.
"Coze! Ty take? A Kornel
to viz" Ted Ease statkarka
byla V udiveni a vrtic hlavou,
divala Sc ma Jarmilu, vsechnu
smichem a rozjarenim rozpa-
lenou.
"Nic nevi," pi-iznavala Sc
tezce, nemohouc smich zadrze-
ii, "jako ty ia jsem Sc styde-
la, neivic jeho a potion tebe.
w diva mesice to tajim a SOU
zim Sc, jak to povim.'
"Tohle je opravdu humore-
SKA" rozesmala Sc statkaTka V
nahlem vybuchu veselosti. "A
jakou mann radost! Kdy to
Kornelovi fekneS? Nam mu to
rici sama?"
'Dnes ne, on sc napred dow
0 tobe Zacne vzdychat, to ia
|napred vim, ale mn6 nerekne
nic. Ale Ultra. az priiedeme
k vam, mu to povim. Dnes by
bylo toho dobreho najednou
mnoho. Ale jak ie to krasn6
a iak teprve nyni budu vese-
III. Co rikal Ladislav, kdyz isl
mu to iikala?'
'Napred sc lekl a ia Sc lekla
S MIN. Snad je mu to nemile
pomyslila jsem 81 a smutek ma
me padl, div jsem Sc nezapo.
t;cela. Ale to trvalo jenon
okamzik. Potom me chytil q
tolik libal tiskl, re jsem S.
radosti zaplakala. Uhlidas, ze
Tardon bude miti taky radost
Uz k vuli yasemu majetku mt
bude mile, re sc YAM dite ma
rodi. A taky iinak potion
mezi vami vsechno sc ustali
jeden druhemu budete blizs
4 nebudete Zarlive Sc divati
co ten ci omen della. Vidis, ted
teprve .je mi volno, ted at t,
Ladislay kornelovi rekne, nj,
Isl toho uz nedelam.'
"Ale menu muzi ami muk
to ii povidam, maminko, mel;
bych celou radost pokazenou
Al Ultra k yam pojedeme, ce
stou mu to feknu. Aspon bu
deme u vas veseli. Ted tepr
We Sc na dnesni den tesim. vi
dis, spolu jsme sc vdavali
spolu budeme maminkami.'
/ ''Ty diiv nez ia" vycital;
istatkarka.
| PRO nejaky tyden! Vsal
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jsem mela taky drive oddavky.
Aspon 81 pdjdeme vzajemne "a
kmotry. All, muzsti uz .jdou,
to tt povidam, ami sluvkaw
Matka zavrtela hlavou a
kdyz Jarmila odkvapila do ku-
|chyne, divala Sc .jaksi patraye
ma vstupujici muze. Vsimla 81,
re Kronych pod patravym je-
Jim pohledem plase oci sklopil
a uz il bylo jasno, ze slibu ne
dodrzel.
"korneli, pojd' sem," zaky-
vala ma mlynare prstem, vim,
re nedovedes hiatt. Ladislav
ii vsechno povedel, ze?"
Tardon chvili vahal, potom
vsak ODE ruce k nj vztahuje
povidal srdeGne.
"Pfeji ii ze srdce radost,
kterou mas a ujist'uji te, lie j
ia Sc vami raduji. Nediy Sc
Ladislavovi, ze Sc tolik test d
ze svym nejblizsim nemohl to
zatajiti."
Polibil j a statkarka pohnu-
ia jeho vrelym tonem, byla cd
zbrojena. Muzovi zahrozila,
ale nebyla uz to neco prikre-
no mu fici.
"Nikdy vice Sc ode nlne nic
tajneho nedovis," hroZila mu
rozdurdene. "Tusila isem a
proto jsem raoeii Jarmile vse
pov6dela. "A ty, Korneli, Sc
mi skutecne nevysmejes?"
Proc Je snad mono We We
ci tax dalezite.a a krasne Sc sma
ii? Opak je pravda veriS mi
jeste, ze Sc vanai raduji. -
Doufam, re take Jarmilu to
potesilo mrzeol by mas, kdy-
byste to byli pred nami zata-
jill. Dnes budeme miti dyoj-
nasob pricinu Sc radovati a ty
Sc raduj nami."
"A na me sc, maminko, ne
zlob, bylo by me to udusilo,
kdybych by nemohl povedeti
mic naseho stesti," dodal kro
nych, 5 jakousi bazlivosti Sc k
mi blize.
''Ty, ty,' hrozila mu, ale az
laskave yzavSi jeho hlavu do
svych rukou, dlouze no polibi-
la.
Byla duchu povdecna, re
|jeji tajemstvi je prozrazeno a
re Sc zbavila THY, iez. il tisni-
la. Teprye nyni citila Sc he.
rusene st'astnou a veselou q
ljeji nalada uchvatila i ostatni
lZvlaste Jarmila byla neobyceI
ne rozjarena a yysilala k muze
lyi pohledy pine sladke touhy q
/ neznosti. Dojimalo no to po
j divine. Jiste nae test a dodayi
|mi odvahy, abych nenafikal /
lnezelel. | ona duv6rujc ne
smim nicim davati ma jevo ne
ljakou bazen neb zayist. Opla
eel jeji dnkazy lasky mic ne
lzavidel kronychoNym, ze TOLL
Ijasaji. K jeho uklidneni no
dne pflspivalo vzruseni S,
Izkouskou stroju. Odpoledn,
"a sbehu nejblizSich soused,
'spusteny stroje, a kdyz pravi
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NSoio AAIVASAAA1 llAuIl lilOA 0AiAA
Henriken lbsenem a Bjoern
stjerne Bjoernsonem. Potion
k te1nto obrum sc druzili 10.
mas Lie, Alexander Kielland
knut Hamsun a Johan Bojer
Vsichni zaricim prikladen
velikych literatu. A to neisou
ysichni literati.
Ones v Norsku neni "a tez.
ko dostat knihu a kdyby to by
10 v koute vtank ovskem a sebe
zastrcenejSim. Kdosi z Anne.
ricanu Sc vyslovil, re stokrat
vic knih prumerne Sc najde na
venkoyskych mistech Norsku
nez We Spojenych Statech. Kdo
cestuje v Norsku, vsude Sc Sc
tkava Sc Skolami, knihovnami
a horami.
Kdyz Norove staraji Sc tolik
o vychovu donna, neni divu, re
Zanesli tutez Snahu do Spoje-
nych Statu. Kdyz mluvi Sc
slavnem basniku dramatic
KEN spisovateli Bjoernstjerne
Bjoernsonovi, ma to DOZEN ma
kazdeho Nora elektrisujici.
DR.. Fridtjof Nansen je We
stejne velike vaznosti. Henrik
lbsen je povazovan "a literar-
niho obra. Bjoernstjerne Bio
ernson je milovan. Byl vzo-
rem celemu narodu. Basnik,
vlastenec, statnik, farmar, ma
moi.nik, obr telem duchem,
Mluvilo sc mem, ze vyslovenl
jeho jmena znamena, iako
kdyz Sc vztyci norska vlaika.
Pamatka jeho je tax uctiya-
ma, ze byl parlamentu dan
navrh, ably Sc jeho domov "a
koupil a uchoval jako histori-
cka pamatka. V parlamente
pro dsporne snahy vlady Sc cd
planu upustilo, ale pracuje sc
nyni vSude ma soukromych
sbirkach a Y tech Sc ma domov
ten zakoupit a uschoyat cele-
mu nar0du.
konaii Sc ovSem i iine sbir-
ky, jako ma postavenl pomnlku
Hans c. Hegovi z obcanske
valky Madison, Wis. Tento
zorganisoval Is. pluk, jenz dc
stal .jmeno "norsky pluk'. Ma.
vratilo sc jich z 1900 jen 4O0
muzu Il sam plukovnik pad
ma ,bojisti u Chickamauga. Col.
Byl povysen IA genera)a, ale 0
povyseni SVEN tehdejsim pre-
sidentem Lincolnem sc iiz ne
dovedel.
Y Minneapolis, Mimi. pra.
cuje sc X postayeni zvlastniho
hotelu, jcnz bude miti nazev
Hotel Normandy, kde bude
kulturni stfedisko norskych 0.
sadniku v celGm okoli.
Bjoernsonovi iiste zustane
ceskoslovensky narod vdecer
ia jeho obhajobu proti mad'al
skemu natisku 2 DOLBY, kdy U
Cernoye byl slovensky lid stri.
len zandarmy bezohledne. By
to tento veliky Nor, ktery pra.
nyroval tehdejsi mad arsky re-
zim na Slovensku a ukaZal Ma.
Diary pravem svetle kultur.
nimu svetu.
Zvlaste vyznaGnou historic
kou osobnostl byl Ganger Rolv
zvany Rollo, jenz dobyl sever
III Casti Francie cast ia ma
zvana byla Normandy. Y /
1911 dobyti toto bylo oslavo
vano Y samotne Parizi ay Rou
emu. Y r. 1866 porazil Roll'
angl;cke yojsko stal Sc an
ghckym kralem. Panujici TO
dina tedy ma sobe krev nor
skou.
Casopisy norske mali zvlast
nj rubriky literarni, v nichz S
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pakovat, re norske vychovne
ustavy We Spojenych Statech
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je to predni prispevek norske-
no naroda, kterym fbylo poma-
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