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fine cord is best.
Sometimes both black or white
corr show through the casing of the
material, in which ease dye the cord
to the color of the dress before it
is used.
Cut a true bias strip of dress ma
terial to cover the cord and sew the
cord into the fold of the bias with a
fine running stitch, as shown in
Figure 1. Next sew the cord TO the
top seam line of the hounce the cord
turned down against the right side
of the fiounce, Figure 2.
Fold back the cord SO that the
seam falls to the under side of the
hounce and sew the f1ounce to the
dress, sewing it by hand along the
crease between cord and founce SO
that no stitches show. Figure 3.
Figure 4 shows a hounce with the
cord heading on the right side,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

We are able to offer our
readers % a new feafict IN
feeding. How the baby should
be fed from the true he Is Z
months TO 3 years Is Included IN
this slip. Any Ut the readers Of
this department may have IL Nv
sending a seif-addressed. stamps
ed envelope (no loose stamDsl
and asking for IL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

TINS IL . sample bed bug that may b gouni
u this section of the state. Should YOU Hal
them during house cleaning time dent usrrg
e ATS easy to rid them with the use 81 the Nse
1oemca D Q. Peaky Devils Quistua.3
No matter how large they may be. eoI,r :.
sex OF where they came from. p d q. viii LII
them and their eggs as if liquid Gre had 81
them.
Not an insect powder. ne duzk or muus. WI
not lnJure clothing. and viii actually XIII Moths
ao2ehes. Ceeties. Bed Bugz. Fleas ans Ants
anc puts an everlasting to the Pesky Devils. a
I destroys future generations. Imposnihls foz
hsmto exiEt with its proper use
Get from your Druggists q sse paekau.. fb;z
Yin make 3 quart; each package eontnipEs :
9ssent spout 70 get them IN The h-ard<tonet4k,
siaeas. Special Hospital and Hotel size mali
i've gallons PO Q can also be purchnsed =
liquid form In : handy bottle with pntenf enous
\ eaeh package. Your Drugsist has IL an
Sold by City Pharmacy. Inc. aka
other leading druggists. y
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WHAT A TRIAL
REVEALS
Sweet Dreams, the Great Mos,
quito Remedy, Is Built Up
to q Standard

Because a certain mosquito remedy
failed to work or because it stained bed
linen or because 1t had an offensive odor
has led some people to believe that such
is true of ell mosquito remedies.
To such people. we appeal-for in the
manufacture of Sweet Dreams, every de-
tail has been carefully studied.
Being double-strength. Sweet Dreams
keeps mosquitoes off with unfailing cer-
tainty-it never stains and 1t is entirely
free from all Objectionable odors,
These facts a trial will reveal.
Your dealer has Sweet Dreams.
Liberal red-top bottles, only ssc,-Adv,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
GOES AROUND THE WORLD
BY GEORGE BRITT
Z Service Writer

CHICAGO.=Nelly Bly's old record
of around the world in eighty days
was smashed early and often.
Clair Eugenia Smith, prima donna
millionairess, is off to set a new rec
ord, one harder for a woman to
make and likely to stand longer. 1t
is TO go around the world with bag
gage reduced to a single suitcase.
One plain, black suitcase without
trick extensions or ~eyasions, will
contain her whole wardrobe for the
trip, with the exception of the cloak
she carries on her arm. The outfit
includes two sport suits, eight light
weight dresses, shoes and frilly nec-
essaries, two panama hats and a
toothbrush, comb and mirror. jew
elry is similarly reduced to one ring,
one wrist watch and n necklace.
Only Necessaries
The outfit represents the absolute
minimum of a veteran traveller.
When articles wear out, new ones
will be bought. In Japan she may
wear a kimono and in Turkey, a veil.
Mrs. Smith is the wife of William
e. Smith, who recently inherited
$40, 000, 900 from his mother. Smith
and three others complete the party,
and the five, in light marching or
der have only five travelling bags.
II know all about baggage says
the owner of the suitcase, stopping
here on the first lap of the journey
from New York.
All, So That's 1t!
1--WE travelled with a dozen trunks,
and I know the penalty one pays for
that. l started TO Europe last sum-
mer with two trunks and a big bag.
But I left the trunks at the first stop
on the way. When 1 get back to
Paris on the way home, I'll have the
excuse to lay in a wardrobe of new
clothes"
To prove her faith in the baggage
less tour, Mrs. Smith in Chicago Of
fered to take along Miss Margie Nc
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pound / tried it and kept on with it:
still continue itsuse andrecommend
it to my friends. You may publish
these facts as a testimonial for your
medicine. Mrs. WIN. KLINGE, l69
Plymouth S., Pittsburgh, Pa.
It is remarkable how many cases
have beenreported similarto this one:
Many mothers are left in a weakened
and run-downcondition after thebirth
of the child, and for such mothers the
care of the bcby is well-nigh impossI-
Sic. Not only is it hard for the
mother, but the child itself will indi-
rectly suffer.
Lydia q. Pinkham'sVegetable Com
pound Is an excellent tonic for the
mother at this time. 1t is prepared
from medicinal roots and herbs, and
does not contain any harmful drugs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

orange Juice daily.
older children can have two
green vegetables daily, two stew
ed fruits, and raw fruit on an empty
stomach, that is before the meal.
Also whole wheat bread toasted
Feed sparingly Of rice, potatoes,
white bread and crackers. These
are all c~onstipating.
In cases of extreme constipation
II is often helpful TO put the baby
on some Tactic acid formula for q
while.
The thing to try and avoid when-
ever possible II the constant use OF
laxative drugs. These only make
the trouble worse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

fore my uCue girl
was born, and the
effect it had was
This
will be the first
/ child Ihav enursed
| as / had to bring
my two boys up on
! the bottle, | was
very nervous and
worried, tired all
| the time and after
II read about the
iVaoetable Com
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

The popular hustle-that is the
soft puffybu stle bowls respon-
sible for the revival Of the old fa-
vorite in silk, MORE. And the MORE
frock is included in every smart
wardrobe.
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Like Persian Lamb

A new silk fabric which closely re-
sembles Persian lamb Is used in
bands on the bottom of the fashion
able new eapes and coats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
shorter Skirts

Latest reports from Paris inform
US that the long skirt is on the
wane and that models 10 inches from
the ground are more popular,
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stin Collars

White linen collars and cuffs of
the old-time stiff variety add smart
ness to a violently printed cotton
frock with reds and yellows pre-
dominating.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
satin Crepe

Satin-backed crepe is to be a staple
material for fall and winter. 1t has
the advantage of being lovely on
either side, and the reverse is always
available for trimming.
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solIed White O

II you have a skein of white wool
that has become soiled you can
clean it by sitting warm cornstarch
through it and rolling it up in a
clean towel. In a couple of days
shake out the starch and the wool
will be perfectly white.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
AIInced Ham Sandwlches

Chopped sweet pickles or chopped
stuffed olives make a pleasing add
ton to the minced ham filling for
sandwiches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

The oven in which you bake your
period. but the heat should be yrad-
ually decreased for the remainder OF
the baking.
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Cotton lingerie

Very dainty nightgowns come In
wolfe with printed figures of rose
buds, dots or conventional designs.
They are bound with ribbon the
same shade OF the design.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
Extreme STYLES

Kid painted in Paisley designs and
shark, alligator, ostrich and lizard
skins are used to make the fancy
sandals so popular with those who
affect extreme styles in footwear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
Scarlet Leather

Bags Of scarlet leather were much
in evidence at the Paris races. Those
of rich gold hrocade or colorful en-
broidery were also popular.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

Wrist straps of beaded bands or Of
embroidered velvet or grosgrain rib
bon sometimes match the pouch bag
with which they are carried.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
one-sided Jewelry

To wear a number of bracelets
on one arm and deny the other n
ornamentation whatever is a fad OF
The moment in Paris.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

Tules of bright red leather are
worn with the pajamas Of printed
silk that are SO popular now.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

ing cake pans. 1t does not burn so
easily as butter,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

Moire ribbon is made into large,
smashing bows and full. funny POM
poms that adorn the newest fall
hats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
Tar Stains

Pitch or tar stains may be soft
ened with lard before washing them
in the usual manner with soap and
water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

Above is Margot Asauith as she
appeared at a very recent pageant
at Oxford in which she played
Queen Bess. Below is her daugh-
ter, Princess Antoine Bibesco. wife
of the Rumanian minister, as she
sailed the other day TO visit her
mother in England.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
White Fox

A broad band of white fox fur
trims a regal frock of royal blue
velvet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

Embroidered satin shoes have
been introduced by some OF the most
extreme French modistes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

Purses of lizard skin, on the
pouch plan or made into large flat
envelopes, are very fashionable now.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
Cameliias

White camellias are worn In the
hair very effectively by debutantes.
Usually they are placed over each
ear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26
This LITTLE
BABY GIRL
Was Benefited by the Good Her
Mother Got from Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Pittsburgh, Pa.-"Itook Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound be-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-26

Sold by City Pharmacy. Inc. ~
other leading druggists.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-10

cesk6 slavnost v zatci. Pres
'nepffznive pocasi v nedeli II.
|cervna konal cesky lid ma Ia
tecku velike projevy proti ci-
zackemu odboji a hospodarske
mu pronasledovani ceskych Ii
df. Ma dopolednim taboru ma
zateckem namesti mluvil posi-.
Durich, sen. Hruby, posi-. Dyk
la legionar Lustig z Duchcova.
Zddrazhovano hospodafske Sc
silent, znarodneni dolu, rychle
provedenf pozemkove reformy
jako dopln6k politickeho O.
svobozeni. Ddpoledni prlvod
mestem veden byl 80 legionari
v uniformach, "a mimi jelly a.
legoricke ovzy Husity, Sly
spolky, organisace, korporace
z okoli do Libocan, kde lidova
veselice byla ukoncenim slav-
nosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-10

kdez byl dalsf postup nejvys
obtizny, jezto mesicnf sv6tlo
|nepronikalo do rokliny. Kra-
cell ku predu chapajice Sc bal
vand dospeli k ranu po pate
hodin6 ke kamenite strani, po
niz nell Sc dostati az ke krate
ru. Jezto byli ma smrt znave-
nj, uchylili Sc "a balvany, aby
byli trochu chraneni proti ledo
|vemu vetru. Kdyz vyslo slunce,
dali Sc znovu ma cestu a hleda
Ii pres dve hodiny vhodnou ce
stu k vystupu.
0 osme hodine klesl druhy z
domorodcI, kteri je provazeli,
a nebyl schopen sebemensfho
pohyb. Gilman a Nusar od-
nesli no pod skalu, ably no pri
|navratu nalezli. Nynf zdstali
jen diva Evropane, ale pres vse
chnu vynalozenou energii po-
|stup Sc Jim nedaril. Pri kaz-
dem kroku klodzala jim pida
pod nohama, az konecne po
dlouhem patrani nalezli Who'd
nou stezku a napnutim po-
slednich sill dospeli o 10 hodi-
Inc ma pokraj krateru. Pred nj
mi Sc rozprostiral siroky kra-
ter Kiba s bile a modfe trpyti-
elm Sc ledem. Kan oko sahalo,
celia africka pevnina byla po-
kryta vlhkou mlhou jenom
ma severn vynikaly mad mlhu
opalisujicf oblacky, prozrazu-
jici dineho africkeho horskeho
velikana - Kenin4 i
:. P. Hruska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-10

Plevna, kde ma nam9stf proslo-
vii jedni 2 nejkramejsich reci.
Dlouhy cas- zustal mezi sUymi
sedlaky, prijimal deputace, W.
slvchal jejich zadosti. Byl to
slavny den. V nem bylo videt
jeho sflu.
Kdyz mas nevid6l, hned Sc
20 mas ptal, vecer ma mas cekal
az Sc vratime z Gornej Nitro
pole, kan jsme Sc odjeli podi-
vat ma nase Slovaky, ale ne
mluvil, zustaval stale zamysle-
ny. svdj, tim, co tvoril.
v Plevne jsme Sc rozesi. -
Kratkost casu branila jiti dale
Is nejvetsim vitezem bulhasska
Litovali jsme. A dnes lituje-
me tim vice. Ia to vzpominky
ma vylicene chvile jsou tim
drazsi milejsi.
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PRAzSKY MISTOPIS.

Poslanek Dyk special do
snemovny. Wal 81 ma Vino
hradech drozku. "Prosim vas,
do snemovny, ale honem." -
Kdyz chvili jedou, poznava po
slanec, ze no drozkar veze pc
mOste.
"Kampak to jedete?"
>"Povidali do snemovny!
Gale ia je tamhle V Rudolf.
nut"
"Ba ne, snemovna je ma Ma
le Strane We Snemovni ulici. v
R'udolfinu je jenom parla-
ment"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-10
J. G. STANCL:
u MINISTERSKEHO PRED.
SEDY STAMBULIJSKEHO.

Pozde v noci okolo polovict
dubna t. r. prijeli jsme : tale
mnikem nasi strany, Krejcim
do Sofie z Tatar Pazarciku, {
kterem psaly v techto dnecf
noviny, oznamujice, re v jehe
okoli dli ministersky pfedseda
Stambulijsky ma sve vile, pr
'niz ma vinice. Nema jich moo
a nema vIbec mnoho majetku
nebot' ma neho, tax jako ma
'kazdeho bulharskeho obcans
platf pozemkovy zaIkon, die
ktereho je nejvyssi pripustnd
velikost pozemkd 80 ha. Prize.
Iii jsme zvedavi ma hlavni me.
sti noveho Bulharska, v kteren
isme Sc citili upln6 donna. zvla.
Ste po ceste zvlastnim Rumun.
|skem.
Po zkusenostech, zfskanych
cestou po celem Bulharsku, po.
'jal jsem umysl .polcusiti se 9
rozhovor $ ministerskym pred
sedou ,Stambulijskym, nejsve.
raznejsim politikem. a statni.
KEN sve DOLBY a skutecnym 0.
svoboditelem do germanskych
|vod zavleceneho Bulharska
Chtel jsem Sc "pokusiti" roz-
hovor MIN, ponevadz re Eur
nalisticke cinnosti vim, ze ma
pr. u mas byvaji casio bezyy-
sledne pokusy dostati Sc k ne.
jakemu vyssimu lredniku, q
ministrech nemluve. Kdyz pax
jsem sdelil swdj dmysl $ nekte-
rymi osobami min. preds. Siam
bulijskemu hodne blfzkymi, re-
xii mi, ze min. preds. Stambu-
lijski mne sice prime, ale roz-
hovor re od neho nedostanu
o to Sc pry pokouseli uz mnozi
novinari nejen domaci, ale "a
hranicnf. Byl jsem sice zkla-
man, ale doufal jsem ieste v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-10

- Vsichni clenove RadI c.
S. P. S. Sc svymi druzkami
a ditkarni jsou zv6ni ma w
let pfisti nedsli Is. cerven-
ce v Cesks Sini Sokol ma
Clark Ave.
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Tiskovy process l'udovsht
pOslance Tomanka. Poslanee

AISkOvy process IuuOvenO
p0slance Tomanka. Poslanec
slovenske l'udove strany ia
rar Tomanek uverejnil prede
dvema roxy We svych povest-
nych "Slovenskych L'udovych
Novinach" nekolik clankI o
katechetovi Bat'hovi, ktery cd
r. 1919 vyucoval v Bratislav6
ma statnihc slovenskych obcan
skych skolach chlapeckych i
divcich, We kterych no obvino
val, ze kazf mladez a vede Ii
vot kneze nehodny. Katecheta
Bat'ha, Czech, tehdy bydlil We
Frantiskanskem klastere v Bra
tislave. Clanky Tomankovymi
byl uveden z nevaznost pred
verejnosti a take existencn9 o.
hrozen, nebot' cfrkevni trad v
Trnave odeprel mu ma zakla-
de vefejnych obvineni povole-
nj k dalsimu vyucovani a ne
dovolil mu slouzit msi. Bat ha
uchylil Sc 0 ochranu k soudu.
Minulou sobotu mel Sc tento
zajimavy tiskovy spor projed-
|navati pred porotou v Bratisla-
I've, ke kteremu snemovna po-
Stance Tomanka vydala. Po-
|rotnim rozsudkem mel byti u
koncen dvoulety. spor, ktery
"a tu dolby prosel. takrka vSe-
mi soudy v Bratislave, Cd O.
kresniho soudu az k porote
Tu vsak -najednou poslanec To
manek nabidl smir nabfzel
|odvolani v novinach, cimz
vsak Bat'ha nenf spokojen a
trva ma soudnim rozsudku, kite
rym ma byti dokazano, re To-
'mankovy clanky jsou pouhe
smyslenky. Bat'ha chce byti IL
pine rehabilitovan, kdyz mu i
prazsky archbishop nedavno
|vystavil to nejkrasnejsi vysved
cent jeho pIsobeni a zivote
knezskem. Jednani o smfr ve-
de sc vSak dale a ma zadost o.
bou stran bylo soudnf projed-
mani sporu pred porotou odro-
ceno do podzimniho porotniho
obdobi.
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-V v nedsli Is. cervence bu
de den veseli a cbcerstveni
ma vyletu Velkofadu Statu
Ohio {. S. P. S. v Ceske Sin
Sokol ma Clark Ave. Ne
opomente pfijit.
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ryv'Fs

audienci, pfi nil bych Sc po-
kusil o realisovani sveho llmy-
slu.
V sobotu IA. dubna dopole-
dne oznamili nam ma nasem Wy
slanectvi, ze jsme pozvani min.
preds. StambulijsAym ma jeho
cestu po Bulharsku a ze sc od-|
jizdi v Z hod. vecer. Kdyz
jsme urcenou hodinu pfisli
ma peron, stal jiz vlak pfipra-'
veny R nemu pripnuty salon
nj wagon, v nemz jsme nell w.
hrazene zvlastni oddeleni.
Kratce potom jsme vyjeli.
Bylo nam zvlastne v novem O.
vzdusi a v blfzkosti nejvetsiho
muze Bulharzka, ktereho jsme
doSud nevideli. Ale nase do
hady a otazniky brzy rozptylil
mas privodce inz. Horinek,
Czech, byvaly major buTharske
armady nynf tajemnik cesko-
slovensko- -bulharske obchodni
komory, osobnf pritel Stambu-
.ljskeho, ktery nam oznamil,
ze 81 mas preje min. predseda
v;det.
Ma chodbe U otevreneho o.
kna stal vysoky, silny muz W.
razne tvafe, cernych vlas1 a
vousd. Byl to on. Otocil Sc.
vyslechl nekolik SLOW, preletl
mas pohledem, usmal Sc sotva
znatelne, podal ruce, temer be-
re slova zakyval nekolikrate
hlavou a bylo po vsem. Tako,
We bylo nase prve setkani.
Prdvod premiera statu nebyl
|nijak zvlaStni. Ministr Baka-
lov, asi diva Ifednici, jeden ka-
pitan, asi diva funkcionari stra-
ny a tri detektivove. TAX jel
bulharsky ministersky predse-
Ida v salonnim voze, pripnutem
k obycejnemu osobnimu vlaku,
Ina cestu staten.
Druheho dne byli jsme stale
|v bezprostrednf blizkosti min.
predsedy Stambulijskeho. Byl
mezi svymi, ale hovoril velmi
malo. Ia to vsak v ustavic-
mem premyslenf vyhlizely je-
no cerne oci. do sireho kraje,
jeho mozek pracoval ma We
cech vzdalenych hovoru pres
| to, ze nezapominal poslouchat
a kratkymi, n9kolkaslomymi
poznamkami zasahovat. Jeho
Iustavicna zamyslenoHt kohtra-
stovala trochu S jeho zevnejs-
KEN. ktery prozrazoval muze
jednoducheho a skromneho.
VIbec pohled do intimnejsi-
no zivota razoviteho 'drzitele
moci presv6dcil, ze Stambulij-
sky neuziva sveho postave-
nj k osobnimu prospechu a po-
hodli. Jeho obedy ma pf. jsou
normalni obcanske obedy bez
vseho toho, co Sc zavidi smrtel-
nikim, o kterych Sc vi, re Sc
deli pri tax vZacne tabuli. III
W interes projevil Stambulij-
sky, kdyz Sc hovofilo cesko-
slovensky zem6delcich, ma
Sem min. predsedovi Svehlovi,
a vdbec o ceskych pomerech.
Ale j tn projevil Sc jeho hovor
vice otazkach, nez v usudku
a tax sc zdalo, re ma vSech
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KILIMANDzARO. HORA
ZLYCH DUCHU.

Je CeZkO naScmu clOVeKu
predstaviti 81, re ma rovnfku,
We zhave Africe, NIUE existo-
vati ledovec. ma hore, jejfz te-
me je casio bicovano take sn6-
hovymi bouremi. A prece je
tomu tax. Ma byval6 hranici
nemecke a anglicke vychpdnf
Afriky, mezi pobfezfm a jeze-
rem Victoria, tyci Sc do vyse
pres 5000 metrd velehora Kill
mandzaro, relativne nejvyssi
hora ma svet6. Kdezto jine We
lehory, j vyssf, vystupuji 2 W.
sokeho reteze hor, zveda sc We
likan africky z nfziny 500 me-
tri do oblak.
fDlouho nevedeli Evropane o
jeho existenci az teprve ro-
ce 1848 dospel k nemu misio-
mar Rebmann, ktereho vyslala
do vychodni Afriky anglicka
misijni spolecnost. Rebmann
zalozil spolecne s nemeckym
misionarem Krapfem misijni
stanici Rabai u Mombassa, od-
kud cht6li podnikati vyzkumne
cest ydo vnitrozemf. Pri takove
pouti do vnitrozemi dostali Sc
v kvetnu 1848 az ke Kilimand
zaru, nemz jiz pred tim me-
urcite zpravy az ma pobrezi
pronikly. Tehdy nem6li v IL
myslu vystoupiti ma velehoru a
vratili Sc do Rabai. Pozd6ji
podnikl Rebmann jeste dve w
pravy k hore, ma posledni vsak
byl domorodci oloupen. Vysku
hory odhadoval Krapf ma 1000
metrG.
Jiz tehdy bylo obema misio-
nardm zfejmo, re vrcholek Ki
limandzaru je pokryt snehem.
Domorodci vysvetlovali belost
vrcholku zcela jinak, pone-
vadz neznali ami snehu, ami le-
du. Byli toho nazoru, re hora
je pokryta stribrem. Vypravo
vail, jak jisty nacelnik Dag
gd vyslal kdysi nekolik muzd
ma horu, ably mu sodtud pfinesli
stribra, avsak vlivem zlych
duchG pry Sc Jim stribro rozte-
klo v rukou. Domorodci ode
davna nazyvali horu .'horou
zlych duchd'', coz znaci .take
nazev Kilimandzaro v reci sua-
helske. 4a ".
Ale v Europe pochybovali
mnozi zemepisci' o tom, ze ho-
ia, lezicf jen tfi stupne jizne
cd rovniku, mdze byti pokry-
ia snehem, a teprve v roce
1862 pokusila sc vedecka W.
prava Nemce Deckena angli
ckeho geologa Thomtona o
vystup ma horu. Dostali Sc vsak
jen do vyse $500 metri. Ma
sledujiciho roku podnikl De-
cken s drem Kerstenem novou
vypravu ma horu, pfi niz do
stoupili az do vyse 4300 metrd.
Nepronikli sice az k hranici
snehu, ale zazili snehovou bou
Fl, take byli presvedceni o
sn6hove j ledove pokryvce W.
cholku. Kersten odhadoval w
81 hory ma 500 metrd a Thorn
ton vyslovil spravnou domnen-
ku, ze Kilimandzaro je vyha-
slou sopkou a ze ma vrcholku
must sc nalezati krater. Pon9
vadz nebyla vyprava dostatec
ne vyzbrojena, upustila cd dal
siho vystupu. Pc deset let ne
byl pokus opakovan, az teprve
v roce 1871 zdarilo sc angli-
ckemu missionafi Newovi pro-
niknouti az k hranici snehov6-
no pasma. Skotsky geolog
Thomson potvrdil pax Thomto
novu domnenku, ze hora je W.
haslou sopkou. VysetTil, ze w
chodni vrcholek Mawensi je
sopka starsfho data, jez byla
znicena pozdeji vybuchy "a
padniho vrcholku Kibo. Zeme-
pisec Mayer vystoupil konec-
ne az ma vrcholek Kiba, kde