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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
DESCRIBE COAST AUTO
CAMPS IN FREE BOOK

Meeting tho demand OF tourists
and motorists everywhere is new
booklet. for free distribution. which
locates and describes over 500 mu-
nicipal and private auto camps.
national forest camps and national
park camps In California. Oregon and
Washington. The booklet Is issued
by the Associated OH company and
Is entitled Pacific Coast Auto
Camps"
Last year over over $4,000 auto
tourists entered the state OF Califor-
mia alone. A large majority OF these
patrontzed auto camps all up and
down the coast. AS courtesy 10
these visitors. 10 local motorists and
to the communities which offer auto
camp accommodations. the Associated
OIL company Is distributing the new
booklet without cost 10 all who ask
Tor II. As an example OF the kind
Of Information given in the booklet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

Engineers who have been predict
ing the end OF the gasoline engine
for motor travel look upon the re
Gently announced invention Of a
baby Diesel for automobiles as
one Of the most important advance.
mcnta In tho history of the in.
dustry.
Tim compressed air engine and tho
steam car are considered successors
OF the expensive gasoline vehicle,
Tho baby Diesel" announced By J.
]. lyman, general manbEvr Of the
San Francisco plant OF the Beihle'
hem shipbuilding corporation. con.
firms this prediction. After watch,
ing tests made with this compressed
air engine. lyman predicted automo.
biies going so miles 10 gallon OF
fuel and with no gcafr TO shift
Tho tests. conducted over "a pc.
riod OF months with 90 horsepower
engine. have demonstrated beyond
AL doubt that IL can be done" says
lyman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
ROAD 8kHy
B&RE.TIN
ny THOMAS Il BEEMAN
King County Engineer

/ WEEK ENDING JUNE o, 1919
ALL PAVED ROADS IN GOOD con-
DITION
GRAVEL ROADS
Renton- Maple yaiicy--Gravef in good
| condition.
Kent Black Diamond Pavement for IL
miles out of Kent. balance fair gravel
Maple Yslicy-BInok Dlamond-Good.
Enumcinw- FrankIin--G ood condition.
sunset Highway noquaimIe pass open
Good condition in King county TO Camp
Mason.
Issaaunh-FaIl City--Closcd. Alternate
route TO Fail City via Kirkland and
Redmond or around north end OF
Lake Washington, or old road run
ming northeasteriy from fssaquah to
Redmond snoqualmIe road.
Fall City North Bend-Good.
REM an IssaquAh---Paved.
issaaunh- Redmond tyia Lake sammam-
sh)--Good.
Issaquah- Newport---Good.
Auburn Black Diamond (via soos Creeh)
Gravel section excellent,
stevens Pass Highwsy--open to sky
komish; good condition.
Woodinvili c-Duvali--Uood.
Kent-Des Moines-T. Excellent,
Des Moines-Tacomn IiIghlInc Good
gravel.
Nscbes Pass Open TO park entrance:
excellent condition.
Lake Forest Park.Nortb Trunk Connec-
fion Ono mils pavement oreeiicnt;
gravel fair.
Bellevue Itednopd---r
Redmond-Fali Clty.-Good gravel.
For further Information call Main 5000.
local ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
DENVER HOLDS
SCENIC SCHOOL,

DENVER. Colo. June s.-courscs
In scenic instruction, amounting to a
class in geography for grown-ups are
the latest in Colorado In anticipation
Of the army OF tourists who VIII
spend their summer vacation In the
Rockies.
Hotel owners nave taken their as
sistant managers and desk clerks on
excursions into the mountains 30
they. In turn. may advise strangers
more inteIligentiy than formerly
about sightseeing trips.
Tourist drivers Of Colorado Springs
are completing course Of instruction
fostered by the city administration,
not only for certificates OF compe-
tence. but TO meet qualifications in
explaining the scenic wonders OF the
Pixies Peak region.
College students are the only ap-
plicants considered for bus drivers by
one Of the largest transportation com.
panies in the state because they can
best explain the geological. historical
and scenic phases Of the Journeys to
their passengers.
The familiar "redcaps" at the Dem
yer union station have also been
schooied in railroad and scenic in
formation so they may be able 10
direct the tourist on various trips
turnout this section, thus relieving
the traveller OF the worry and care OF
looking up journeys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
WANT BIBLE IN
U. S. SCHOOLS
Seattle Names on Petition
at Presbyterian Meet

INDIANAPOLIS. June o.-The
reading OF the Bible In every public
school Is the aim Of g platform cir
eulatcd among commissioners 10 the
Presbyterian General Assembly. nc
eompanied by a resolution referred "a
the committee on education. originat-
ing In the synod OF Washington and
promoted by iho Bible Fellowship
headed by Il. l.. Edmiaton. Of spo-
kane. Presbyterian counselor.
othsr endorsers OF the official call
In this movement represent various
denominations besides Preabyterians
This signers include Edmiston az
president. DIR. w. =. Pritehard OF
Vera. Wash. AZ secretary. and the
following WaAhingtonians! Mrs. ~
e. Axtel Iicllingbam. Mrs W. a
White. Waila WaIia: Dr. Mark A.
Matthews. Seattle. DR.. c. w. Wcyer
Tacoma: DR.. =. l. Divine. Spokane
Or n. NJ. Jones. Spokane; DR.. A. ~
Bailey. Spokane: Hon. Henry Is. II.
der. Aberdeen: Hon. G, II. Furman
Ziilah: DIR. c. clutcheour. Seattle
DR. Harry l.. BELL. wenatehee: Hon
Il. l.. Blaine. Seattle: DR. w. y. pa-
vies. Tacoma.
The claim Of this movement for re-
Installing the bible In schools from
which II Is now excluded. is based on
the theory that I" the deity OF Christ
~ tho greatest principle OF the Dec
laration OF Independence. and thii
nation Is historically and legally
founded upon the deity OF Christ
The official call further states: ''The
flag Of Christian nation .cannoi
abide DYER n rect. society or state
public school system that exclude,
the Bible therefrom and Suppresse'
Christianity therein"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
MORE COMFORT
IS UP TO TIRES
Plan TO Aid in Making Cars
Easier Riding

AKRON. Ohio. June Sire
manufacturer. too. have been con.
cerncd over the attainment OF great
er comfort Tor the automobile driver.
To that end, they agree. one way
in which they can help IL by i'm.
proving the construction OF the tire.
Their engineers have worked over
this problem for years. until now
they set forth tho following con.
cltsion.
l. More flexible tires. with fewer
plies and larger croasscction. thus
affording greater air capacity.
?. Tires 10 be run al lower air
pressure. improving riding quality
OF tho car.
,. Smaller wheel diameter. bring.
ing the car closer to the ground
and utilizing the motors power TO
best advantage
These are the points brought on,
recently By r. A. ScibcrlinR, noted
tlrh manufactures OF this city, in
pointing out the trend OF tire design
from the earlier days.
In 1910. for instance. automobiles
ran on 43x5.inch tires. Now cnrs
OF similar weight and construction
use 53xs tires.
And In few years" predicts
soibcrllng. this size will be re.
placed by the 30x5, n rather strik.
Ing illustration OF the presentday
trend toward smaller wheel and rim
diameter.
This development will not stop
with smaller wheels, but will be ex.
tended 10 call for tires OF larger
crosssection. more flexible in car.
cass and carrying less air. The
present 33x5 tire ultimately viii be
superseded by 32x6 or even by a
3sx7. but where tho 35x5 lis an
eight.ply tire calling for so pounds
initiation the 92x6 will be a six.ply
tire with 40 pounds of air recon.
monded and the 34x7 n four.ply tire
with an initiation of 25 or 30 pounds.
I'm the finch tire size American
makers have come from 40x4 to
32xi, which is already giving way
TO aka with a probability that tires
as small ms 2sx4 will appear for
future Standardization"
SO fnr MS wheel sizes arc con.
ccrned. remarks selberling:
1T Is safe TO predict the carly nd.
vent OF the 20inch rim as standard
for both passenger cars and trucks.
II remains only to be seen whether
Americans engineers will be satisfied
to stop with n 20inch rim diameter
or whether they will go even fur.
Their to an 1s.inch rim diameter.
And, he concludes:
THE desire Of the car manufac.
turer and the purpose of the tire
manufacturer will be TO develop
tire not only OF smaller rim
diameter but also OF larger cross.
section. Of more flexible carcass and
less liable 10 the ravages of inter.
nal heat, TO which the present thick
carcasscs are susceptible.
Fewer plies and larger cross.esc.
lions will permit Of lower mir pres.
suro for initiation. easier riding for
tho occupants OF the car and longer
tire life With lower repair bills"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

feet and hit a man 1t means fms
for him. No one would ever sus.
peet that Johnnie's death was any.
thing but accidental.
When he reached the mouth Of
Johnnie's room. Big Ed put out his
light. He could see Johnnie's lamp.
moving like a will-o.the.wisp. as he
worked. loading his second car.
Gripping his sledge firmly in his
right hand. Big Ed began to eau.
tiously creep toward his victim.
Every man on the entry heard
the piece OF white top when 1t fell
ana came running TO see what the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
URGE AUTOISTS
TO Be CAREFUL
Natural Beauties in Danger
II Precaution Isn't Taken

Autolsts arc urged 20 aid In pre-.
serving tho natural shrubs and
plants that grow along the high.
ways OF the state.
Officials OF tho Auto Club OF West
ern Washington stated yesterday
that thoughtlcss Autoists passing
alonE the Hood canal highway had
nearly totally destroyed all OF the
beautiful rhododendron shrubs that
grow along the highway.
Along other highways natures
beauties viii be wiped out II n halt
10 not put 10 this ruthless action.
Auto club officials suggest that II
the motorists desire TO pick the flow.
ers. that they take tho precaution 10
go few hundred feet back from
tho highway, II this IL done. tho
highway beauties viii stand un.
married.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

trouble was. Working like men
possessed, performing superhuman
feats Of strength. they removed the
rock from the limp form that lay
beneath it.
1T was all my fault" sobbed
Johnnie Burke. gazing down at the
body of his friend. IF l had set
those props like the boss told me
It wouldn't have happened. Big Ed
must have been coming to see me
about something when the fall
caught him."
The trap had caught the man
who set IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

the description OF one camp Is
quoted.
SACRAMENTo-Munlcipal: seven.
day limit. open all year AZ MeKin.
ley park. Slst and II sts.. IS blocks
FROM business center. Water. Dutch
ovens, electric lights. showers. tent
frames, tennis grounds. children's
Fairgrounds: fuel az cost
A copy OF Pacific Coast Auto
Camps win be sent to any motorist
upon request 20 the Associated oil
Co, Executive offices. San Fran.
cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Apparatus Crashes
as Driver Dodges
Another Auto

WHILE answering a fire call sent
w in from Fourth ave. and Uni.
versity ST, shortly after p. m.
Friday. a large hose truck from en-.
CINE house No. ?. Fourth ave. and
Battery ST.. driven by Harry nc.
Waters. crashed into the exposed
tracks at Fourth ave. and Union
st. and was partially wrecked.
Mewaters and five other firemen
riding on the truck escaped injury
and were not dislodged from their
seats in the crash. The accident
occurred when McWaters attempted
10 miss another auto that had
reached the crossing. and in turn.
ing he struck the tracks that are
exposed and under repair.
Damage. according 10 Fire Chief
g. M. Mantor will not exceed $50.
The truck was lowed TO a garage
with a broken spring. cracked crank
case and crushed front fender.
The fire originated in a street car
at Fourth ave. and University st.
No damage was done and the fire
had been extingulshed when the
fire truck was wrecked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
DEALERS NAMED

Tho Commerce Motor company, OF
Shreveport, La, and tho Sioux Falls
Motor company, Inc. have boor
named distributors Of the Odds Mo.
tor Works In their respective terri.
tories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Engaged 18 Years,
Girl Brings Suit

SHEFFIELD, Eng. June a.-En-
gagged 10 Hyman spier for IS years.
Miss May Fronting finally sued for
breach OF promise and recovered
$500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
INSURANCE PAYS

Insurance statisticinns report
s9,5Oo,00o was paid out for burned
cars In 1922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
RIVAL, RAILROADS

Motor trucks hauled almost ns
much freight as tho railroads in
1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
AVOID sun
AVOID TANNING

Don't wash the car in sunlight
as Il affects the finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
GOVERNMENT SPENDS

Moro than $4,000, 100000 has been
spent by the federal government for
improved roads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

The Stars Greater Want Ad Col.
umns viii surprise YOU when IL comes
10 Results. Phone your ads today.
Main 0s00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

Natural gas wells vary in depth
from 1000 TO more than 5000 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
VELIE'S BULLS
SOLD TO CHAMP
Jack Dempsey Buys Thoro-
BREEDS From Auto Man

Two thorobrcd Hereford bulls arc
constant companions OF Jack Demp'
soy. worlds heavyweight boxing
champion. at his training camp in
Grea, Falls. Mont.
Absolute proof that there IL no
'bull'' about this story. except tho
two AZ tho champions camp, comes
in confirmation OF the sales rcpoT, by
w. l.. yeile. president Of tho Vclia
Motors Corporation. Moline. Ill. The
bulls were purchased from w. l..
yelic or HIS EIkiand ranch. 30 miles
from Great Falls. Ono OF them Ii a
hlua ribbon winner. for which Demp-
sep paid n record price.
Mr.. velic. hearing OF the purchase
by Dempsey. sent him telegram
congratulating tho champion on his
judgment Of good stock. The follow.
ins telegram was received from the
champion:
Thanks very much for your con.
gratuIations on my first purchase as
a stock owner. Hope TO see you Mt
the big fight on July !. and talk with
you personally. Best wishes.
JACK DEMPSEY.
Worlds Champion"
According TO dispatch from Great
Falls, where Dempsey Is training for
his battle with Tommy Gibbons Of
81. Paul on July 4, the two bulls nrc
grazing In a coulee back OF the road.
house where Jack is quartcring.
Dempsey states that he aims TO
keep the bulls with him until after
his fight with Gibbons. Then he will
take them to his s,o00-acro ranch
and begin his cattle breeding business
in earnest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

Suddenly iammlng on the brakes
hurts the car.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
venslEsI
MOVE sNfzENIE DAM v tsR.
Hsliova zprava G. $. T. II.

Esdi0va zprava G. 8. n. Il.
Praha, Is. dee. V6era Dol cd
hlasovany Y poslaneckej snemoyri
n prvom citani hlasmi vsetkych
stran vynimjalc komunistov Via
dny navrh novelizacie zakona 0
dani 3 ma jetku. Paragraf prvy to-
hoto zakona zmensuje dane 2 ma
ietku i prirastu 0 pat 'desiat pro-
centov, jestli konecny majetok /.
marca 1919 nepresahuje so tisic
kori7n. DAN prfrastu vacsieho ma
jetku zmensuje sa sostupne to
pri pociatocnom majetku do SO
tisic kornn nastava zmensenie 0
SO procentov a pri poeiatoenom
majetku do jedneho nilionu 5
procent.
Podl'a paragraph piateho toho
isteho zakona zemsky financny a.
rad moze povolit 81 'avu ma DAM
vo zvlastnych pripadoch. Podld
paragraph siesteho dan 2 prirastu
hodnoty nemovitosti odrata sa V
daktorych pripadoch od dane z
prfrastku na majetku.
Novella zakona je vyrazom
zmien, ktore hospodarskom Ii
vote poslednych rokoch nastaly
nasledkom zostupu koruny pre-
lomu konjuktnry. Ubytok ma w
nose dani odhaduje sa, najmenej
ma poldruhej miliardys kornn.
Podl'a oznamenia Tribuny"
iednani 0 obchodnu smfuYu $ Ita-.
lou nastane prestavka a pokraco-
vat sa bude az po 6. januari. JEDI
mamie potrva po cely januar; pEeea
jednanie Rakuskom odlozene .bas
10 az ma februar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
D1. KAluIlG0aE1J q un kNf
zUyH1x 11Iee1GY i 1krAD-
MI TEIEk1l104 1EA11ATo-

Sekretar karpatoruskej zemedel-
skej strany Uzhorode, DIR. Jo-
zef Kaminskij NAL rozhovor SO
zpravolajcom Pragai Magyar
Hirlapn'' V ktorom sdSlil ze je
prfvrzencom neysiienky srisdenia
jednotnej vel'kej zupy ma Fodk.
Rusi. Rovnako je potreba z1aen-
Sit pocet okresov, ale vybavit' je
pri tom vacsou samospravoa. Ma
otazku rieseni zapadnej hrsnice
Podkarpatskej Rusi 'vyhlasil Ka-
minskij, ze tato bilde riesena
prazskym parlamentom, resp. do
hodou iiie1zi delegatmi rusfnske-
no sojmu-a Slovaklni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
AKO BOLO OSLOBODENE f
VYCHODNE SLOVENSKO.

Cast ceskoslovenskej armady,
postupuj1cej cez Vlarsky prize
smyk na Zilinu a Kosice, svedla
dna %. decembra 1918 bitku Il
Margecan, kde Mad 'ari boil pora-
zenl a V divokej panike prchali.
V Kosiciach vsak vystrajala ma
d 'arska posadka drancovala,
take mestska rada kosicka sama
vyslala vyjednavacov k velite-
Povi 30. p. pl. Beranovi do Obisov
GOV, ziadajdc rychle obsadenie
Kcsic. Mad 'ari zatial' horecne
pracovali, majlc 1myslu od-
West stroje a vsetok material,
ale razne zakrocenie naSho vojska
i'm to zamedzilo. Kosice obsadene
dna 20. decembra 1918 6. hodine
vecer bez boja. Bol krasny zim-
M den, ked caty nasho voJska
pochodovaly mestom. Hned' bolo
postarane 0 to, aby vsetke dolezi-
eobjekty tiez trat a zeleznic-
ny material boly strazene. Sabo-
taz sa vel vyskytovala mena(
vite mad 'arsky zeleznieny perso-
nal pri celom postupu nasej ar
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
DH. H1DkICHA rOzftAvA, zE
FHvS1E OFFICE B0LY wac 70
DoBNf GLov1KU, NEz II.
nAJ1HE DBUHY,
F. Il. l. S.

Po svoj01n navrate q badateP-
skej cesty DIR. Ales Hrdlieka, kn-
rator fysickej anthropologie Smit-
hensoniovho astavu Spojenych
Statov, sa vyslovil, ze opice, ktore
lilly Europe pred viac, nez jed
nym milionom rokov, podbaly 81
viac cloveku, nez sa i'm podobaly
terajsie druhy opfc. >
DIR. Hrdlicka riadil badanie a
studium pc stopach prehistoric
keho eloveka v Europe. Badatelia
naystivili vsetky dolezite easti
Evropy, kde sa mohlo ocakavat
ze sa najdu stopy, kosti alebo vo-
bee nejake zbyty pc prehistoric
kom cloveku a opiciach, zij1cich
v davnych dobach. Dalej vyslovil
sa DIR. Hrdlieka. ze je dost' podiv-
ne, ako vela stop zbytov je ulo-
zene v Europe ako malo zauj-
NOV ss javi patrat' po tychto zbyt
koch predhistorieke cloveka. Wy
svetl 'uie vsak hned', re krajiny
evropske sd prichudobne, nez ably
1mohly postupovat" systema-
tickom patrani Pc stopach zbyt-
koch predhistorickeho cloveka.
Jestlize sa javi kde zaujem, je to
pravidelne jednotlivcov a to es-
tie skor vo smere patrania po. w
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
TOvARYssTvo PRosvTrA wy
ZYvA vsETKY cITARNE
MA PODKARPAT ItUSI

ably venoyaly vel'k1 pozornost
kurzem pre- negramotnych "a vyv1-
Jaly v tomto smere i1silovnn agita-
ciu. 1nz. BriliGsk;j navstevuje
vsetky citarne Prosvity a poriada
hospodarske prednasky' so svetel'-
nymi obrazami. v decembri pred
nasa ' okrese voloveckom, ja-
nuari V kraji munkaeevskom, sval
jaskom verecanskoan, vo febrll-
ari v irsavskom a dolhskom, 9 '
marci v teresvanskom, hustskonf,
rahovskom, tiacevskom a sevTjus-
skom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28

DHa 18. novembra predpol. ko.
nal sa v Uzhorocky tabor l'udu,
Ref. posi-. Tansig. z, Kosic;s @ktorS
opat' svojim znam. sp6sobom pu.
still sa do nradnictva celeho stat
neho aparatu. Ked' v svojom, sp6-
sabe poikracovat' neprestal cez
policajnn vyzvu, Dol tabor roz-
pusteny, pri com bolo zatknutych
osem os6b. Natu mala sa konat
druha koMunisticka sch0dzka v
Domaniciach pfi Uzhorode, ktora
ale vzhladom ma udalosti uzfo-
rodske bola zakazana.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
Predplat'te Youngstownske
Slovenske Noviny svojim
pr1bu1nJm na Slovensku |!
USPORfTE

Ked, 81 kGnite syoiu upotreboyan1 ka.
= +er.z Irsnoren;e ktor6 dos;e hnete
L,,nsn,n aut. tom,o sase rokn b,.,e
0bromns pozrite !; ,;eto kary nrv nez
.,,n;ta ;nde
1000 49,, c,,t
1921 Essex 2-osobnd
1921 Chandler Coupe
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28

VojsE h3toky ~ pkirqSl MI lisso-
'ris. Msz Stxdiun kUstf cf,66, ksot6
lily pf6q jsdu|aa ~ tfo1lA ntilion
mi rokov, deis So tax zriedka q
.predsa studiaIm to ie vel mi dole
lite j nslo bysa konst' % najbed
slivejsie. He'd 81 vykoaale bedli-
We msranie, peznalo sa, 10, 4ostiI
tyehto opic, pffbliSovaly sa viac
X Glovelsu, nez kosti inych. znh-
.mych druhov opie. Ked pdtralo
by 50, d'alej podl' . nAzoru dra
Hrdlicku, mobile by ga d6ist X
5nejakej spojitesti msdzi opicami
stynai a clovekom
DR.. Hrdlieka dalej poznaine-
nal, zc javf sa pre- americkyeh a.
.cencov vel 'kh prilezitost' praco-
vat ma tolato poh.. Ked sa da
americky uceny svet do prace a
Dude pckracoyat' v d'alsom bada-
mi v krajiDaeh evropskych kde ie
svel'a micst pamiatkami pred
historickych zvierat, tedy by sa i
ostatna Evropa usilovala WAC po-
kradovat vo vykopavkach. Svet
ziskal by tym vel mi mnoho, ked
sa budn hl'adat' tieto zbytky III
vocichov 2. .dasnych dob.
v priebshu svojej reel vyslo-
vii sa dr.. Hralieka o. obdodf Ia
5dovcovom, ked v Europe este sa
potuloyala diva zver, ako wi, no.
sorozci, sloni inc. z tychto dob
sa uz Nasty zbytky zverstva, a.
8vsak zbytky cloyeka dosiap najde-
te neboly, wilma u Heidelbergu
v Nemecku. ,
DR.. Hrdlicka sa vyslovil, ze
budd muset,, byt', najdene tzbytky
predhistorickehq c1oyeka tych-
to mestiach, ked' sa bude hi 'adat'
systematicky. Doporueuje bedli-
vejsie a horlivejsie badanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-12-28
z NOVSEJ LITERATURY SLO-
VENSKEJ.
CS'K.

Sosit 13-ty rocnika !. Sbornika
Filozofickej Fakulty .univerzity
Komensksho v Bratislave obsahu-
je zaujimave pojednanie: "Sloven
ska otazka v dcbe j. M. Hurba-
ma - od prof. DIR. Alberta Pra-
zaka. Objemna knizka, obsahuJn-
ca ma $50 stranach zaujimave mo-
menty. q le:esko-sloyenskeho {: ,pome-
ru Il DOLBY prebudzenskej. Kto sa
zaujima pomer Cechov Slova-
kov, NAL by mat tuto knihu. Ca-
ua l3. sositu je Kcs 3d.. Objed.
navky treba adresovat {: Sbornlk
Filozofickej Falulty, Komenskeho
Univerzita, Bratislava, Kapitulska
ul. {. /. alebo Matica Slovenska v
Turc. Sv. MARITIME.
L'udove Dejiny ceskoslovenske.
Slovenska hteratlira obohatena
bola vaznou pracou znameho uz
medzi Slovakmi ceskeho autora,
Frantiska Kulhanka. Jeho dielo
L 'udove dejiny ceskoslovenske'
vyslo jako majetok slovenskeho u
citel 'stva, nakladom zemSk eho u
citel skeho spolku ma Slovensku
Dielo je vydane ako povinna kni-
ha pre- ucitel 'ske, ziacke ludo-
We knihovne. Cena knihy je Sc
ker. csl. kniha ma skoro 1000 str.
tlacena u Slovenskej Giraffe B
Bystrici. Objednavky prijima M,
Kulhanek, odborny ucitel', Vel
trusy Y Cechach.
''Slovensky Ueitel'." 0 autoro.
vi a jeho dele prinasa krasny od.
porucujnei clanclk.
Liptovslsy Kras, jaskyne Dem.i.
novskej doliny. Vydala Komisia
pre- zyerejnenie Demanovskycl
Jaskyn, 1928. Tlacou Slovenske.
knihtlaGiarne BratisFaye. Nie'
snad' AMI jedneho Slovaka, ktore
no by nezaujimaly move objavy
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nadhernych jaskyn Liptove. =