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flow of the North Atlantic Wind Drift,
the so-called Gulf Stream.
During the summer of 1919 SOME four
hundred bottles were set adrift in the
Bay of Fundy. Each bottle contained
postcard offering a reward to the
finder who wrote in the spaces pro-
vided on the card the answers to the
questions, where found? When found?
By whom found?" UP to the present
time no records have been received of
bottles being found south of the Cape
Cod peninsula. The records of the
seventy-thr bottles which were found
on this side of the Atlantic during the
year 1919 have already been published
Four of the bottles have been found
on the European side of the Atlantic.
They were. set adrift in the latter part
of August, 1919, and the records of the
finding OF them follow:
No. 19S-Azores, Island of Flores,
Aug. s. 1920.
No. 230-Orkney Islands, Island of
Papa Westray, Jan. 81, 1921.
No. 9S-Great Britain, Dyffryn,
North Wales, March 25. 1921.
No. 129-Norway, two miles from
land at the Bohle- Walstation. Soro.
Westfinmark, July Is, 1921.
The places referred to are shown in
the accompanying chart.
Considerable information as to the
course and rate of flow OF the North
Atlantic Wind Drift or Gulf Stream
during the winter OF 191s-20 and the
summer of 1920 is to be obtained from
the finding of these bottles. The dis
tances which they must have been car
ried. measured along the shortest
courses which they could have taken,
are approximately 1000, $500, 1900
and $500 geographical miles. The cor
responding lengths of time which the
bottles were "out" are -, IT, 10, %
months respectively. This close cor
respondence between the distances
travelled and the times the bottles sere
"out" indicates that the bottles were
picked up relatively soon after they
reached the coast. If this assumption
is justified the average rates at which
the bottles moved across the North
Atlantic were 5.S. ga, 81 and SIS geo.
graphical miles per day.
The success of this experiment car
ried out on a comparatively small
scale-only 400 bottles were used and
they were all set out within thirty
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-04
Grasshopper Plague
Strikes France

ORANGE has had a grasshopper
y pest of unparalleled severity.
They have not only destroyed crops
but, according to cable dispatches,
they have interfered with train SER
vice as well. The insects appeared in
such numbers. says the Scientific
American. that they blocked train SER
vice between Mort and Fontenay-
LeComte, distance of over thirty
miles. So thickly were they massed
in this region that 1t was necessary to
stop trains frequently to clear the
tracks. The train crews were supplied
with special implements for this
purpose.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-04
Grows Seedless,
Coreless Apples

A W. BUzzELL of Abbottsford'
4 IL Quebec, awoke one morning to
find himself unexpectedly the origf-
nator of seedless and coreless variety
of apples.
This accidental Luther Burbank ex-
hibited large basket of his freak
apples at the recent exhibition of the
Pathological and Fruit Growing So
ciety of Quebec, where they created
sensation. Seedless and coreless
apples, it is said, were never produced
worlds history.
The apples are of the Fameuse
variety with the typical coloring and
shape of their family, except that at
either end they have a slight mark
instead of the usual depressions that
indicate the core.
.'I had been cropping a block of
one hundred Fameuse trees in my
orchard that had just come into bear
ing" said Mr.. Buzzeu. "All the trees
had been top grated on Rabka seed
lings. In grading the apples I noticed
that a large number were peculiarly
marked, and out of curiosity I set
them aside. found all Of them with
out core or seeds.
Unfortunately, my apples had been
placed in piles, and I was unable to
determine which particular trees had
produced the abnormal fruit. l will
now have to wait until next year to
learn the parent trees. Then by
grating 1 shall undertake to develop
seedless and coreless apples as a COM
mercial CROP
Prof. r. c. Seers of Amherst Agri-
cultural College, in Massachusetts,,
who inspected the specimens, sold Iae
believed Mr.. Buzzell will be able to
evolve this unique fruit after he has
discovered the trees which produced
it. S. M. Luke, Montreal nursery
man, said if Mr.. Buzzell succeeded in
evolving a seedless and coreless apple
that can be reproduced, he would give
him a million dollars for exclusive
rights. He declared such a variety
would revolutionize the apple growing
industry of the world.
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Operates on an Eagle

nR- w. ]. HARMED. Bethany. Mo-.
- has operated on an eagle that
had a broken wing. A small amount
Of anaesthetic was used and the eagle
stood the operation. but became sick
before it was complete.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-04

DURING his thirty years passionate
~ at Cincinnati church. minister
kept eight colonies of bees in the
church tower. 1t is said they would
range fifty miles for honey.
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Drift Bottles Map Gulf Stream

miles of the shore-indicates that i'm
portant and far-reaching results in the
investigation of ocean currents are to
be obtained from the use Of drift-bot-
ties. Such experiments can be car
ried out at small expense. Since the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-04

TAMES w. MAYOR OF Union Col
y lege records in Science the re-
suits of drift bottle experiments con-
Quoted for the Biological Board Of
Canada. Particularly interesting are
his data on the course and rate of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-04

A LMOST hidden by trees and on
A lonely road nine miles north of
Eastport, Me-, there is a marker on
which are these words: This stone
marks latitude As north. Hallway
from the Equator to the Pole. 1893"
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bottles can be set out from any vessel
while under way, practically the total
cost of an experiment is that of the
bottles and the rewards offered to
those who find them.
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Spiders Webs for Silk

TN Madagascar experiments have been
! made with spiders web as a sub
stitute for silk. The results are so en-
couraging that Henri Bin has hopes
that a great industry will be the result.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-04

A SWISS soap manufacturer is wrap
~ ping his product in 1o-kronen
notes. The tremendous fall in the
value of Austrian money makes this
unusual bit Of advertising possible
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-04

Indian Enigma
As unto the bow the cord is, SO unto
man is woman.
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Modern Enigma

MOuern Enigma
Every DAY In every way am getting
better and better.
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ANSWERS TO PUZZLES.
How Many Poets Can You Findi

RURNs. Browning. Bryant. Carr
- lyle. Cowper, Dryden, Emerson,
Field. Hood, Hunt, Jonson, Longfel.
low, Lowell. Milton. Moore, Noyes,
POE, Pope. Rogers, SAKE, Scott, Shell.
ley. Spencer. Tennyson.
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A BOHEMIAN glass polsher has
a constructed a clock which. with
the exception of the springs, is made
entirely OF glass.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-04
Removing Rust Stains

IRON rust on white material can be
L removed by soaking the stain with
demon juice and then rubbing it with
common. salt Put the article in the
sun to dry, If this treatment is not
successful the first time, try it again.
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NASLEDKEM oDJEZDU z

mesta proda Sc lacino dun v
Corlett blize vych. 131. ul. Je
tam 5 pokojd, koupelna, fer
nes, plyn a vse zarizeno. Cena
$4,000, hotove $1,000. Haste Sc
Ii Smetana Bros, 5317 Broad
way. 6-9
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- Starali jsme Sc o Geske
svobodomyslne skoly v A.
merice jako protest proh Ra
kousku, tim vetsi je to po-
vinnost nase dnes, kdyz ma
rod donna ma moznost byti
panem svych osudi. Proto
vsrime, ze kazdy pokroko-
Wy Czech V nedsli, "a. serv-
ma bude v Ceske Sini Sokol
ma Clark Ave.
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FARMY MA PRODEJ,.

PRODA Sc hodinarsky OBJ
chod ma Buckeye Rd., a vych.
119 ul., kde je cisty tydenni
zisk kol 5000. Zasoby a zari-
zeni Sc da "a $280O, najem
obnasi pouze $500 mesicne.
Tento obchod Sc po pripade
vymeni "a rodinny dum. Blizsl
sdeli Mr.. Zimmerman, 6314
Antiwaite Ave. 6-14
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PRODA Sc ddm hodici Sc
pro dive rodiny "a, vyhodnych
podmfnek ma vych. 14O. ul. z
Kinsman I'd. Je tam 6 pokojd
dole a 6 pokojn nahoie, da So
hodne pod cenu. Zavolejte
Pleasant Realty Co., I4Oi8 Kin,
sman Rd. Tel. Broadway 1885,
ptejte Sc ma f. j. Bubna aneb.
ma j. v. Svec. 6-8s
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PRODA Sc moderni jednoro-
dinny dun ma zap. 112. ulici.,
blfze Lorain Ave. Vezme sa
lot co prvnf splatka. Tez dvou-
rodinnv dim v tom samem o.
koli. Haste Sc u p. Neuzil, e..
OTIS Dennison Ave. Tel. Hem
lock l210. e !
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ri. M. B. Hayesova, ktera
jest obzalovana v New Yorku
Y padelani jmena G.. M. Schwa
ba ma smenku zn6jici ma $685.
900, ma niz ziskala onu castku
|od pozemkoye firmy Stoddard
and Mark. Schwab doznava,
ze zna pi. Hayesovou 25 roku,
ale pravf, ze nemela zadneho
|prava podepisovati smenky je-
no jmenem. Panuje mineni, ze
|zmfnena zena dopustila sc vice
|takovych podvodu a ze celkem
|vyziskala jimi kolem 100000.
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PRIME Sc zena "a hospody-
nj. Adresa sc sdeli v adm. t..
listu pod znackou "Hospody-
ne" :?
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PRIJDTE A VYBERTE ST
dun pro vase zistavani ia KITE
rekoliv ulici v Corlett, ceny
jsou posud mike. Prijd'te do
Gisla 1922 Homer Ave-, vez-
mete Union karu, az ma konec
linie. Skola, kostel vsechnv
obchody jsou v blizkosti, jsou
pouze 5 minllt cesty Cd nasich
novych domd, procez prijd'te,
a kupte primo Cd stavitele.
6-9
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PRODA Sc ddm o 6ti poko-
jich, moderne zafizeny, vsecK-
no pohodli, hned u skoly. Hla.
ste sc v elsie 5000 Jeffriss A.
We. z Warner Rd. Vezm6te E.
1O5. st. karu. 60
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MODERNl dvourodinny dun:
pet pokojd a koupelna kazde
obydli, vyhled do Brookside
parku. Je to jedna z nejlep-
sich budov V tomto okoli. Ce-
ma $4,000. Haste sc v els.
32S7 Fulton Rd. 6-9
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fERNA MADtNA
r o M 4 N
Napsal; F. J. Cecetka.


9 zaucoval ho, .zasyecoval do
pray mestskych. We cteni a
psani Sc kralovsky rychtar
mnoho nevyznal, ale dovedl O.
sre vystoupit.
Nejprve zacal urputny boj
sc skolou. Doneslo Sc mu, ze
rektor Klatovsky tropil 81 po-
sn6sky 2 neho u Lukaskis v
hospode, ze bakalar Jaros ja-
ko ma vzdory chodi dale do
Kotrcova dvora "a Evickou.
ukazal Jim svou moe. Jako
pfedni Inspector omezil platy
ci rekordace skomi. Hubeny
byl prijem1 drive a nyni vyschl
temer ma c.sto. Mendici nedo-
stall sukna ma saty, ucitele pax
platna ma lozni saty, kantor
pfisel 0 zadusni louku. Ba ami
poborenych kamen nedopustil
Kuchta sprawl We skole.
"Jak obstoji nebozi scholar
kove?" namitl kdosi k obrane
skoly v rade. ..
"At' Sc prozebraji! AZ SRA
ri rohy, budeme my milosti-
VII" usadil ho Kuchta. A do
skoly vzkazal posmesne: "To-
HE dokaze Kuchta bez lati-
ny ... !"
I've skole mrznou, mladez-
ka sc rozbiha," upozornoval
pisar Pavel ddv6rme Kuchtu.
AT hraji a zpiuaji zpurni
nachlebnici, ably sc zahfali," "
zasmal Sc Kuchta. "Hlavou
zdi neprorazi!"
"Nevidi 81 reznik ma spicku
nosu!" vzkazal mu podrazd6-
ny rektor. "Nedame Sc mi
strovati-radeji skolu zavreme
a pdjdeme jinam.'
"At' jdou! Prijdou "a ne lep
Sit" stavel 81 hlavu Kuchta.
Spor rostl ma ostri noze, ra-
dnice skola vymenovaly zlost
na psani, az z navodu Kuchto-
! va psal pisaf Pavel 'zalobu aka.
demi; prazske v Karolinu.
"DIstojnym urozenym Pa
ndm Mistrdm, rektorovi, deka-
hovi a jinym Mistrum kolleje
Karlovy v akademii prazske,'
znelo psani do slova.
"Sluzbu yzkazujeme, zdravi
a hojne dobra prejeme srdec.
nou stiznost vznasime do nase.
no rektora bakalare. Oba pc
drahny cas- skoly 81 nehledi q
inisto v reverende chodi po fra
hersku nemeckych kabatecf
vyvlacovanych, v klobouclcf
bourovych, kordem a V krej.
zlu, milostne sc ma pohorsen
mladeze k druhemu pchlav
pfitaceji. S tezkym srdcen
vyznavame, ze rektor 81 davi
nositi do skoly bane vinem
jsas k trunku nachylny. O moz
ku zbahnelem j k uceni pricha
ri. v hostenici u Lukasku dt
noci seda, v neradnych schu
zich poctive Edi svym jazaken
valchuje. Ma potupu nasi
kriku a. svad6 81 libuje.
Bakalar jde jeho slepejich
Panny 2 pfednich rodin ke sv'
Will pfivadi reci, medem slaze
nou. 4 zaci, echo nikdy neby
valo, znamenite Sc toulaji, ze
hrem Sc zivi a ma sitrunene vel
ce IA noci vyhravaji.
Vice bychom v6deh, ale IA
dejemes Sc, re pro tyto hfich,
dostRteEne takovych precepto
ri mas milostiye zbaviti racl
te. J"
Knchtovi bylo psani NAL
peprne, primasovi Trebickem
preneprene.
"Takovych zalob u mas NJ
kdy nebyvalo -" varoval pr
mas.
"Ale nyni budou! At Iii
spravedlnoet, at rhyme svet!
Kuchta byl neoblomny.
Pan dekan Sc prinalouval 2
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+ fSAA OSssoy 0nys PAANSAA hACSAJ
Karolinu snaze ma stranu ,cisar-
skeho rychtare.
| Rektor zvedel 0 celem taze-
mi proti skole a dosel 81 ma rat
hlz, ably povedel konseldm O.
Itevren6 svoje mineni. Krcill
rameny Kuchta Sc usmival.
| Rektor sc podekoval re sko-
lly.
] Neil sc kdo nadal. ozenil Sc
Jan Klatovsky sc zbozncu vdo-
YOU nymburskou, platenici Zu-
zanou. A veru zle nepocho-
dill! Vyzenil dunn, penize a -
mestske pravo. Vymanil Sc ma
raz podruci konseld mohl
lie nyni u Lukaskd valchovati
| jazykem 'beze strachu dale.
Nemohl ovsem tax lehce do
pfistavu eplouti bakalar Jaros.
4 Domnival sc nezkuseny mlade-
nec, re akademie pomluve ne
uyefi, ze vzornym pln6nim
i povinnosti nakloni 81 pany i v
move rade.
| Small Sc jeho 1myslu byvaly
'Irektor - ale mel videti do srd-
&c mladencova, kde kralovala
Evicka! Byl by Sc nedivil je-
no duvere y zavileho nepritele.
Ami nevolali do university
nymburskych oficialu, kdyz
zvedeli, re sci Klatovsky Cd
|skoly ozenil Sc. Ma misto
rektora ustanovila akademie
|nymburskeho rodaka mistra
Tomase Mitisa. Prijel mladic-
ky nceny muz pochvalnym Ii
stem, ze je pokojny, pobozny
a horlivy mladenec. InspektO.
ri no slavne uvedli do skoly a
zdalo Sc, re bude kid.
| o bakalari Jarosovi nebylC
zminky. ZIstal zatim k RADIO
sti sve i Evicky v Nymburce. 2
rathuzu zvysili rektorovi' re.
kordaci, dali platno i epens
zakdm. Nastaly lepsi easy. !.
j Nova udalost rozvlnila hla
.dinu mesta. Sesazeny rychtai
. V.lem Zabka zaplatil sve po-
. koreni nahlou smrti, slak he
pretrhl. Odesel starec z ne.
lvdecneho sveta v lepsi kraje
'opustil ma vzdy svou tichou
svatou zenu Rozinku, svdj dve
: rec ma predmesti.
: Ma posledni ceste no prova
zely cechy postavniky, pfisl
PAM z rady v fasnatych pla
stitch.
kuchta sc svoii zenou budi
pruvodu nejvetsi pozornost.
: Pani tube size a vypiatycf
prsou ma odiv stavela svou kra
| su nadheru. Prohledly il "a
| vistive mestky dlkladne OF
! varhankoviteho okruzi az p'
!, sustive hedvabi sukne, neusl.
: Jim zlate stefty v havrmicl
: vlasech CVne Madony, agraf'
} na klobouce, ami jeji drahy k'
: zisek.
l "Mela telo jen a dust cikan
' ka - ted chodi jake paw
ce!" pomlouvaly il pani mes,
]. ske, ale do oci stavely Sc il:
nejlibezneji.
: Pochovali Zabku v matk,
: zemi, postavili mu kamenno1
: tabuli nahrobni. A stopy je
n ho smyvaly boufe, dest' We
try -.
: Kuchta Sc zbavil jednoho
y nepratel a ncvi mu vyr6stali.
: Stravil rytfr Trcka, nekoli|
/ hodin v jeho domacnosti a t
hned jako kdyz uhodi ma bu
0 ben. o meste Sc divine pretra
u salo.
"Pani rychtarka dostala O
i rytire zlaty retez a benatsk
j. rukavice -, mluvilo Sc we're.
ne hned po jeho odchodu.
G "Hyri divoka zena potaj
" po kirk Sc topi We hrichu -
Kuchta je slepy!"
a "Vsak neni sam lepsi" dt
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SlySel, neSlySel rychtaf takO-
| We reci. ale dovedl buditi strach
a k sifeni 1cty mel po ruce
draby, bii.ice, satlavu. w.
fstoupil i proti ''kacifdm'.
Doneslo sc mu, re mladi man.
zele Janatovi We Svatojirske u
lici byli oddani Bratri v Bo-
leslayi. Hned je volal ma rat
hliz, zadal listy o radnem snat-
ku. Predlozili mu skartu 5
potvrzenim kazatelovym - a
I.Kuchta Jim il hodil k noham.
"Vas snoubil truhlar v Bole-
Islavi -"
mas kazatel -"
"To neni zadny knGz!" spu-
still ma ne zhurta. 'Snatek me-
ma platnosti. Bud znova Il
mas k oltafi, nebo z mesta!"
A "kaciri" radeji sli z me-
sta, kde zavladlo nasili. PAM
" Praze ortel schvalili a Kuch-
ia sklidil pochvalu.
Potrebovala cizacka vlada
,,hodn6 Kuchtd po Cechach, by
-
Moloch sziral, spaloval, co mu
pride ma dosah. Strasidla sc
,objevovala a fadila beztrestne
Doslo i ma stareho dekana
Mateje Lounskeho. Znenada.
mi prislo Prahy puhodnni psa
mi, ably Sc ocistil y bludll a SEX.
|tarstvi pred prazskou kolsisto.
ii dolejsi pod oboji. Starecek
ii jeho zena trnuli.
! "Vypustim ducha cestou,'
|narikal ma radnici. "Napiste
abych uz byl usetren!"
"ObvlnuJl te, re vedeS ne
pokojna kazani," hovofil k ne.
lmu Kuchta jizlive.
i ITO rimske jednusky spfska.
ly -"
j II milost cisarska je jejicF
',vyznani -" upozornil Kuch
ia a poskubaval koutkem list.
j "Tak milost vyjimaje-'
j "Knez Havel Gelast cello,
obzalobu sestavil z tvych spi
sa."
"Pungor, sed non Iaedor,
odvetil belovlasy kmet.
4 "Co tady S latinou-?" Kn
chta nasupil brvy.
"Pronasledovan, ale nechy
Gen." piekladal ochotne pisaf
ooh, pane dekane, chyti tt
-,,ze tvych knih!' zasmal Sc Ku
chta. "Ct6te obzalobuw
J. "Lzive vedou, sesterny vyfe
zali mych spisu.'
"Na sjezdu strany v Praz.
| stavel isl Sc proti dvanacti ar
: tikulim.'
J "A stavim podnes! - Ok,
knezovo zaplalo. "Obelstil
! nag kompaktaty, abychom I'll
5 stall ' podruci Rima, aby na
: tiskli. Zkalili cistotu evange
liza pro svou moe"
), 'Nerozumim tomu dobre
! ale vitr nevane priznive!'
"Nuze, at vyzenou far,
: neduziveho starce!' Dekan U
: pfel pevne zraky ma rychtafe
: "Zistanu veren stare ceske Vi
:, re, krvi vykoupene krvi $
sveta smyvane."
a take likarstvi ii vycitaj
. ohledavas vodu nemocnym."
! (Rokraioyanils
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ZPRAVY z CZECH.
Jak vitali v Horicich marsa-

- O~SsCs y Oilluy CdCuc pUllUT-
| ske mesto Hoiice, jehoz zivot
jako by splyval v sneni s ka-
mennymi visemi, vzr1stajici-
mi pod dlaty mladych adeptu
socharskeho umeni v tamni
skole, otraslo Sc bourlivou vi
Inou radosti a nadsenl, kdyz sc
, Jim roztletla zprava: "marsal
Foch projede Hoficemi---" Ma
Iradnici, Sokole, We skolach
zaviril horecny vzduch. Use
Ise tesilo, chystalo, kdyz tu ja-
ko mraz priletla zprava: -
"Marsal Sc u mas nezastavi -"
lNejvetsi zal snad zachvatil
mladistva srdce chovanek no.
ricke "Vesny". v zachvatu
lvlasteneckeho nadseni vysily
pro marsala krasne stuhy po-
| die starych h0rlckych motivu
Is peknym venovanim, upekly
Ivelke srdce 5 napisem ~ las
ky" uprostred narodnich orna-
Imentd cukru a jinych slad-
kostf, aby vzdaly vzacnemu
hostu poctu v duchu naseho
venkova. A ted - Ale kdyz
byl smutek chovanek nejvetsi,
lzzelelo sc jich kteremusi bra
Itru Sokolikovi ubezpecil cho
|vanky, re Sc postara, ably pan
Imarsal 81 srdce sc stuhami
lpfece odvezl ma pamatku do
Francie. Oak, re vsak nepovi.
ably mu nikdo plan neprekazil.
Divci srdce tloukla ocekava-
| nj, lid atal We spalirech pod
prapory vlajicimi z krasne w
lzdobeneho mesta, uz uz volani
slavy otrasalo predmestim, -
blizi Sc prnvod AUTOMOBILE -
loci zaTi - priboj jasotu sc bli
III, hrmi tom auto, v nemz je-
de marsal prdvodu ministra
Benese, zvolnuje beh, zastavu-
lie. Dfvky obklopuji viz, po-
davaji marsalovi kytici Sc stu
hami, starosta mesta S fidite-
lem "Vesny" podayajl mu k
podpisu pametni knihu a ia ia
,saveho volani slavy celia druzi-
ina vitezem dava sc opet V
|pohyb, provazena jizdnlm ban
ldariem - A vSe radostne
|dekuje Sokolovi, ktery pra-
Ivy okamzik vrhl Sc presne w.
Ipocitanym skokem ma stupat-
Iko rychle jedouciho auta, ably
lie zadrzel. Marsal, napfed u
ldiven, zahy pochopil, &C Sc
ljedna, usmal Sc a potfasl odvaz
lnemu hochovi rukou sc slovy
"Jste odvazny!" A tax 81 mar
isal Foch prece odvezl srdce
|stuhy s hoTickymi vysivkami
lido Francie.
/ Zajimavy sized. We dnech
20. a 21. kvetna svatodusnich
svatcich konal sc Sedlcanech
ma Taborsku Sized asi 100 ro-
!, din starobyleho rodu ceskeho
I"Pejsa', rodu, jehoz jmeno Sc
,,pripomina jiz asi "a DOLBY Va
|clava ". Sicily Sc v ty dny ro-
! 'diny nejrdznejsich vrstev SO
:, cialnfch, aby poznaly sebe a
lsve schopnosti a zalozily sobe
" kraji, ktery byl as kolebkou
| jejich rodu, archiv. Predsedni-
-,ctvo sjpezdu dozadalo lekaf-
lskou fakultu Karlovy univer-
Isity, Masarykovu akademii pra
Ice a Ceskodlovenskou spoiled
-Inost eugenickou v Praze, aby
|se sjezdu s1castnila vedeckou
: Ikomisl, ktera by tn provedla
lsetreni o rodovem zdravi in
teligenci, setreni anthropologi
!. cka sociological. Komise ia
to, slozena z lekaru, biologu a
soeiologl Sc take teto prace
podjala a zdcastnila sc sjezdu,
J iemuz nalezi, jako prvemu sic
: zdu tohoto druhu u mas, veliky
'vyznam kulturni.
!, Obsh csl. statOvek cinil dine
80. dubna 1861, $685. ,810.8C
: Kc a zakonem pfistupnf
! mnnzstvi fini II miliard 15O..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15

a half, more than $50 cases have been
handled by the Public Offenders Com
mittee. This committee was formed
for the purpose of helping the youth
full offenders of the law in their
first offense. Worlds Of good have
been accomplished by this committee.
Have Aided Many Boys.
Boys with a good character but
who have drifted with the wrong
crowd and Deen sent to the peniten-
tiary have been taken up and placed
in some business house and watched
closely while their secret was not di-
vulged to anyone except the employer
and the man from the club. OF course
there have only been a few OF these
boys but they have all made good.
The majority of cases in the public
offenders class are boys who have
strayed away from home. Boys from
all over the country are picked up by
the local police and turned owed to the
Kiwanis Club. Members of the com
mittee talk to these boys and find