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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22
c. |. Johnson Sells Property

Monday of this week Mr.. Charles
L. Johnson sold his fine property
here on South Ninth street to Mr.. J.
w. Newberry. Possession will be
given April / This is one of the
very desirable properties here, Mr..
johnson having put it in first class
shape in every respect We under
stand that Mr.. Newberry and son-in-
law and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Pat
terson, will occupy it as they home.
The consideration was $4,000. Mr..
Johnson will make this place his
legal residence, but he may move to
Philo where he is employed on the
new power plant construction, and
expects to be employed there with
that concern permanently.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22
Nine Take P. 0. Exam.

Saturday a class of nine took the
civil service examination here for
position as clerk in the local post
office, to succeed Mr.. Herbert Lewis
resigned. Those who took the ex-
animation were: Curt Shilling, Eu-
gene Bell, John Ross, John Daley of
East Bloom, l.. A. Rippey of Stock
port, Paul Rex of Center, Howard
Whipple, and Don Patterson. The
position pays $1400 yearly, to start
with. The examination was conduct
ed by H. B. Hooper and John G.
Scott
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22
Community Home Makers

Our Community Home Makers
club met Feb. 10, with Mary Ray.
The program was carried out as pre-
announced, as far as possible, with
the absence of a few on account of
sickness. However there were 10
members and children present. Af-
ter the program, nice refreshments
were served. The following pro-
gram will be given March IA, with
Lizzie Crisman: Song, by club;
Keeping the farm family healthy,
Mary Ray; recitation, Sadie Ste
phenson; victrola music; How much
shall the country child work, Lille
Chambers; How to judge your own
clothes, Mildred Harris and Lizzie
Crisman: Needle threading contest;
roll call, each member name some
school she used to attend
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22
". R. C. Social

Mrs. Clara Mercer, chairman of
Section No. of the entertainment
committee of the w. R. c., was hos
tess to the members of the corps and
their guests at her handsome home
in Malta, Wednesday evening, Feb.
IA, at 1880 O'Clock. The evening
was spent socially, with games, mu-
sic, etc., and Miss Freda Smith gave
a reading, "My Aunt Maria" which
was highly appreciated. Partners
for the delicious supper served by
the hostess and members of the Sec
ton were selected by matching val
entines. 1t was an enjoyable social
OccaSiOn.-XX
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22
Celebrates Birthday

Mrs. C. E. Scott came over We'd
nesday from Crooksville, to visit
her sister Mrs. Clyde Kincaid, and
father Mr.. Daniel Glass, who make
their home together. Friday was
Mr.. Glass 72nd birthday, and a
family dinner was held at the Kin
caid home. Mr.. Glass sisters Mrs.
Nancy Best and Miss Mary Glass of
Malta were present, and in all 10
sat down to the birthday dinner.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22
To Fly Home from Hospital

Bee Vincent of near Beverly, who
was seriously injured at Marietta,
several weeks ago, when the plane
in which he was riding went into a
tail spin, and crashed to the ground,
has, in spite of his narrow escape
from death, not had enough of the
air, it is said, and just as soon as
he is able to leave the Marietta hos
pital, where he has been since the
accident, will be taken home by L..
H. Scott, a Marietta aviator.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22
Barber Shop Sold

Messrs. Ford 6 Miller have sold
their barber shop here in the Mont
gomery-Dickey building to Mr.. How
ard Drake of Malta, who has been
working in Cleveland He gets pos
session March 5. Messrs. Ford and
Miller are undecided as to what they
will d0
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22
Dies at bishopviIIe

The death of Mr.. George Clark,
aged 70 years, occurred at his home
at Bishopville Feb. IL. He had
been a resident of that community
for a number of years. He is sur
vived by his wife and two children
w. c. Clark of the home and Mrs.
Ad LeFever of Glouster. Funeral
services were held at Bishopville
Feb. IA, conducted by Rev. Lafol-
lette of Mountville, and interment
was made in the Maplewood ceme-
tprV
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22
Deaths Toll

Feb. 15 to %
Mrs. Okey Shields, Sharon Twp.
George Clark, Bishopville.
Mrs. Nettie ID. Curtis, Marietta.
Mrs. James Johnson, SantOy.
Mrs. Clara Sands, McConnelsville.
Mrs. Phoebe Gill, GAINESVILLE.
John White, Triadelphia.
Mrs. Kate Atwell, GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Mary Triplett, Columbus.
Albert M. Balding, Atlanta Ga.
Kenneth Adams, Malta.
Edward Francis Drake, billiards.
Ruth G. Clifford, Stockport.
Russell Bailey, Crooksville.
A. H. Bolinger, Concordia, Kan.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22
A. H. BoIinger Dead

Mrs. John Ball of this place has
received word of her fathers death
which occurred Sunday at his home
at Concordia, Kans. He was rs
years of age, and was a native OF
Center township, moving to Kansas
about SO years ago. He was twice
married, and besides the wife by his
last marriage he is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Ball of this place,
and Mrs. Clara McConabrac of Con-
cordia, Kans. One brother John Boil
niger. of near Jacksonville also sur
vives.N He was a member of the Ma
sonic lodge.
The funeral was held from his
late home, and burial made at Con-
cordia.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22
Girls Play Friday Night

Friday night of this. week while
M. & M. is playing Shawnee high on
the latter's floor, our M. & M. girls
team will play Coshoct0n here. A
good preliminary will likely be play
ed between the Juniors and Eighth
graders.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22
All Night Service

Beginning next Monday, the City
Restaurant of this place will run "a
hours each day. This means that
instead of remaining open for busi-
ness until midnight as heretofore,
Messrs. Pape e Lanier will keep
their place open all night-so that
a meal can be secured any time dur
ing these hours. AS the spring sea-
son advances thiS will be Quita q
convenience to persons who may be
starting out ON early trips and will
want something to eat before they
GO
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22
S. H. Huffman III

Saturday Mr.. S. H. Huffman of
this place, suffered a slight stroke
of apoplexy, and also had another
slight stroke this morning. How
ever, his condition now is not re-
garded as at all serious.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22
Entertain S. S. Class

The young mems Sunday school
class of the local M. e. church,
taught by Prof. B. F. Fulks and o.
p. Lindsay. was entertained by their
teachers Monday night in the Amer
lean Legion hall, with an oyster
supper. About Is were present.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22
1t Was Cold

Sunday morning we had a real
taste OF winter. with the mercury at
215 degrees below zero. This was
followed by rising temperature, and
Monday night 315 inch snow fell.
which soon began to disappear, and
is now about gone.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22
Young Mems Class

The young mems class of the M
E. church, recently organized, has
an enrolment of Is, with Rev. r.
O. McRae as teacher. Fourteen
were present last Sunday. Mr.
Howard Kennard was elected presi-
dent, f.. r. Dougan treasurer and
Carl Betz secretary.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22

The Philathea class of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church enjoyed a fine
pot luck supper at the church last
Thursday evening, about 80 being
present. An enjoyable social eve
ming was spent.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22

The Democrat received a copy Of
the Honolulu, Hawaii, Star Bulle-
tin of Jan. 27, sent by Mr.. Dean
Dearth. The paper it is printed on
is pink in color, and the copy con-
tains many matters of interest
particularly in the sport world
yacht racing,s boxing, swimming,
base ball, basket ball, etc.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22

Miss Hazel Finley, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Finley, is suffer-
ing with a badly sprained ankle,
caused when her foot turned while
at school.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22

Mr.. John H. Whitaker was taken
suddenly i'll week ago while in
the Deedrick & Lindimore grocery,
and has not since recovered. He is
cared for by Mr.. r. A. Kennard.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22

Richard, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Mcconnell, Of Bristol, has
bronchial pneumonia.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22
Chas. Taylor Loses Hay

Last Friday Mr.. Charles Taylor,
uperintendent of the county farm,
had eight tons of hay destroyed by
fire. The hay was in stack on the
place where his son Mr.. Lawrence
Taylor resides. He has no idea of
the origin of the fire.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-02-22

Mr.. George Cobb, aged "a years,
was on Monday evening presented
with "7O year jewel" by Moxahala
lodge. No. IA, T. o. o. F.. of Zanes-
vile. Despite his advanced age it
is stated that Mr.. Cobb Is still able
to take part in the ritualistic work.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-05

kalo tam z Czech. Vzpoura $
pocatku zbavila St6pana i jeho
vlastniho panstvi, pozd6ji by
la vsak zdolana pomoci prave
knizat Poznana, Hunta a Ven
celina. Prvi diva byli as vlad-
cove dvou kmenovych knize-
ctvi slovenskych, treti pax byl
pravdepodobne velmoz puvo-
du ceskeho, snad knize Nitran-
sky, jemuz svereno bylo bo-
.jich tech vrchni veleni.
Vyvody prof. Chaloupecke-
no jsou nadmiru zajimavy a
nesporne ukazuji k tonu, re
jak nazev Presburg, TAX Po-
szony jsou pnvodu slovanske-
ho a ze take brad a pozdeji
mesto neni nikterak plodem
cinnosti mad 'arske nebo nemec
Ike. Dnes navratili jsme Sc ke
jmenu Bratislava, jmenu jedi
ne spravnemu a historicky zee
la oduvodnenemu. Presvedci-
We vysvetleni prof. Chaloupec.
keho, stejne jako filologicke O.
duvodneni prof. Weingarta u
Gini, doufejme, konec nekritic-
kvm namitkam, jez- druheho
tabora byvaji, z pficin ovsem
velmi pruhlednych, cineny jme
nu hlavniho slovensk6ho mesta
- Bratislave.
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PoNDELf, S. BREzNA, 1928.
o STARYCH DEJINACH
BRATISLAVY.

soficke fakulty", jenz vydavan
Jest universitou Komenskeho v
Rr&tislave, otiskuje prof. dr..
Vaclav tChaloupecky obsahlou
studii * ne.istarsim dejinam
Bratislavy," hledaje bezpecny
pohled ma prvni pocatky dnes-
niho .hlavniho mGsta Siovenska
- jeho wink a dejiny We stfe-
doveku. Autor pojednava ta-
ke o pavodu tri imen tohoto
starobyleho mesta, jez nazyva-
il dnes Slovaci Bradshaw, -
N6mci Presburg a Mad'ari
Poszony. Prinasime vytah z
vysledku badani prof. dra Cha
loupeckeho. a,
M6sto Bratislava skyvalo Sc
pc staleti pod dvojim jnemem,
nemeckym Presburg a mad'ar-
skym Poszony. Prvni, kdo u
pozornil na pavodni jmenc0
hradu a pozdeji mesta, byl p.
j. Safarik, jenz dovozoval, ze
v nemeokem Prespurku skryto
jest slovanske BrecisIav, Brett
slav. Nalezl totiz V starych an
nalech Hermanna Contracta,
,(Hermann Contractus (Hrba-
ty), recte hrabe z Vehringen,
1nnich klastera v Reichenau pri
jezefe Bodamskem, mar. leta
1913, zemr. 1854, proslul jako
duchaplny spisoyatel hudebne
teoretickych traktatu oprav-
ce notace) z +. 1O42 jmeno Bre
ceSburg, a odvodil odtud po-
zd3ji v kruzich slovenskych
vlastencu uzivane .jmeno Bfe-
tislay. Take ad'arsky histo-
rik Ostvay, patraje po nekte.
rych historickych udalostech,
Jfalezl Il Aventina i jeho Anna
les Boiorum nazev Vratislas-
burguium-Posonium. Jinde 0,
net nazev PreSla waSpurch pfi.
Ch&zl.
DaiSIm patranlm We starycf
pramencch nebylo nikteral
obtizno ukazati, jak puvodn
jlneno Bratislav postupem cast
promenilo sc We zdanliv6 rye
n6mecke Presburg a vsechn,
krasne etymologie nemeckycl
historikii ukazaly sc naprost'
neplatnymi. Zajimavou otaz
kou jest nyni, po kterem Brati
slavovi neb Braslavovi Sc me
sto zove, bylo-li Jim zalozen'
Il opevneno, iftbo jake histo
rick6 pouto jmenodarce s.
starym sidlem vize. Ida 81
ssak, zc Sc budeme musiti spo
kojiti $ pouhou domnenkou
nebot' prameny neprozrazuj
mic, co by jistotou mas pouco
valo. Annaly zminuji Sc sic'
o jakemsi Brazlav0vi, kter.
konceLl TX. stoleti yfadl vslze
mi mezi Sayou a Dravou -
("Brajlao duX, qui rcgnum in
ter Dravo ct Savo flumine te
mutt" slle praydepodohne pre-
ce ter hude ,ultno pomYsleti II
BfetisiAva Ceskeho, jehoz jm6
no We starych letopisech q Ii
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Zapas o slepice. Kdyz vrace

A0P0S 8kePICe. hIyA VIdCC-
la sc M. Zelenkoya do sveho
bytu v els. 323 v Libni, zpozo-
rovala, re dvere do pfedsine
jsou pootevfeny. Bylo il divno,
ponevadz odesla S muzem a V
bytu bylo tedy die jejiho mine
nj prazdno, vyjma dive slepice
ktere mela v bedne, a o tech
prece pochybovala, ze by byly
dvere dovedly 0 tevriti. V tom
po tine vrazila v sini do neko-
he, kdo il prudce odstrcil a dal
sc ma it6k, v chodbe vsak vbehl
do rukou jejimu muzi Josefo-
Vi. Zelenka, upozorn6n krikem
sve zeny, neznameho popadl a
jak Sc MIN poeal tahati, ne
znamemu vypadly z pod kaba
tn ODE Zelenkovy slepice, ale
zaskrceny. A pax nastal zapas
o iejich mrtvolu, ktery ami E.
picnosti, ami silou vyrazu 81 ne
zadal mnoho Sc zapasy o mrtvo
" hrdinC pred Trojou. Dopa-
deny vrah slepic, v nemz po-
zdGji byl zjfst6n 32tcty Josef
kocanda z kobylis, vyhrozo-
val dokonce Zelenkovi zastfe-
lenim, ale bezvysledne: Zelen
ka lei drzel al do prichodu
straze, ktera neznameho, Il ne
hoz nalezla .jeste diva paklice.
zatkla, trebas sc vymlouval, re
sc sci podivat do Libne ien na
velkou vodu slepice wal pod
kabat jen proto, ably je zachra
nil pred pripadnym utopenim.
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q. - PrelOzll +. Sadek.
se>%>*>s>ses~>.>ss*>$%ss>ss
pro vas. Musite pockati. az do
zitrka rano."
Pc tech. sloyech odesel. Al
ma neslySela ami, ze zvenci "a
strcl malou zavoru ma dvefich.
iby jich z vnitfku nemohla ote-
writ.
Alma Sc nyni rozhledla a by
la oslepena nadherou il obklo-
pujici. Jaka to n&dhera pro-
ii skromn6mu domovu, v nenz
vyrostla.
Pokoj byl okrouhly a mel
Isteny cd shora az dold pokryte
fasnatymi zSclonami re sv9tle
eerveneho atlasu 8 krvave Ger
ventmi hedv&bnyrni tfapci. U
dvefi stale zrcadlo v perlet'o-
|vem ramci, d0sahujci Cd zeme
skoro AZ Ike stropu. Ma ifmse
pod zrcatllen lezely hfebeny,
kartace IS ciselovanymi rukajet
mi a lahvi6ky vonavkami.
Pohovka a lenosky potazeny
byly jasne cervenym hedvabim
| a ozdobeny snlrami a trapci
barvy cervene jako vino. Proti
|dvefim stala siroka postel V
podobe obrovske lastury per
! leti, $ pfikryvkou re svetle mo
dreho hedvabi Sc ziatymi trap
'ci. Mad posteli visel balda-
lchyn Sc zlatymi ti'apci a razo-
We cervenymi hedvabnymi "a
;clonami. v levo stala skrih
ma saty z ebenoveho dreva, W.
kladana perleti. Pc mekkem,
svetle sed6m koberci chodilo
Sc jako po cerstvem mechu.
Nam opravdu bydleti zde?
pomyslila 81 Alma vsecka vzru-
sena. To je knizeci nadhera.
Kdyz odkladala klobouk a
plast', vstoupila divka a prime
sla il Cal. Pfala il dobrou noe
hned sc Ease vzdalila.
Alma lehla 81 do postele a
brzo usnula.
/, Prfstiho rama taz divka il
probudila. Tazala sc il, pre-
je-li 81 trochu denniho svetla,
a zatahla "a SnIru Cd zaclony,
ma strop6. Alma zpozorovala
nyni, ze pokoj nema oxen a je
'osvetlovan jen otvorem upro-
sired stropu.
i Pred nj stojici divka byla jiz
stara a sedovlasa, mela dolic-
kovany oblicej a lstivy vyraz.
J Jeji HAS byl pronikavy slad,
ky, pohyby hbite a nervisni.
! "Prejete 81 teplou koupel ?
Ia jest zde uvnitr."
A sluzebna divka odsunula
castecne zaclonu stranou a o.
:, tevrela dvere.
"Ano, dekuji," .odpovedela
, Alma.
II Divka vesla do kopelny "a
|malou chvili sc vratila ozna.
! mujic, ze jest lkoupel pfipra'
-,vena.
y Alma pospisila do koupelny
Jakmile postavila nohy do bi-
le porcelMnove vany, vystupo'
!: vala k nj teple vody liba, -
skoro omamuiici wine.
Dlvka pfinesla il nekolik
/ rucniku a zmizcla.
Vystoupivsi z koupele citila
/ Alma zvlastni zemdlenost W
lvsech ldech a marn6 sc ohlize.
: la, no studene vode. Vrativs
, Sc do pokoje, shledala, ze j
:. divka sebrala a odnesla vsecky
jeji vv6ci, a tax byla prinucen;
op6t si lehnouti.
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.ss.s.<c44> $s%:e@e4s
Pani Browne "a n1alo Sc a.
castnila hovoru, pb cele ceste
starala Sc peSliEe . Almino po
hodli a osetr9nf.
Kdyz 2 Ca1Ais lpluli do Dove
ru, zahalil II CdEk do Whence
no plaidu, chrarI il pred stu
denym vetrem pani Browne
va pfinesla sucharyra portske
vino, ably Sc il nechytila NOR
ska nemoc.
Alma sedic dobfe opatfena
ma palub6, mimovoln6 rnrkla
ma manzetove knoflfky Corko-
Wy: male zenske poprsi 2 bile
slonove kosti Y cersenem poll.
A z toho usoudila, ze tyto o.
brazky jsou nyni moderni We
vsech zemfch. n II
X veceru pMjzdeli do LondS
ma; ma nadrazi ocekaval je pre-
movany sluha. Wal jim rue
nj zavazadla q vedl je k uza-
vrenemu kocaru, v nemz byli
zaprazeni diva belosi.
I 4 Z .45 II
Nalozivse zavazadla, ujizdef
Ii radou osvetlenych ulic, ! v
nichz Sc hemzilo plno lidi ja-
ko v mravenci hromadce.
Jeli asi hodinu, az Sc konec-
nc VIZ zastavil. Sluha sesko-
Gil kozl{ku zatahl "a zvo-
mex ma vysoke zdi; zelezna
vrata Sc otevfela. Alma W.
chylila Sc ven a spatrila dlou-
hou, liduprazdnou ulici Vi
lami a zahradkami. Pred kaz-
dym domem zafila svitilna.
/ Kocar kolisal sc vraty a pro-
jel potom velikym parkem,
prave TAX jako v Antverpach.
Zastavil pred sirokymi skle-
nenymi dvermi. Zde pomohl
Cork Alme >pri vystupovani 5
vozu, prose il, ably vesla do do
mu. Vchod byl pokryt mex
kyni koberci, steny byly ozdo-
beny zrcadlx.a ohrazy, tanci-
cfch nymf a bakchantek.
! Stroke schody, vedouci do
druheho poschodi, byly 2 bile
ho mramoru; za|kryty byly sve
tie cervenymi koberci a misto
zabradli podel Mich byla ma
tazena hedvabna SnIra.
!. z pfilehlych dvefi pronikal
ven siroky pruh svetla ze
salu ozyval Sc wesley smich a
hovor mnoha HAST, r,tseny jen
cinkanim sklenic a bouchanfm
zatek sampaiHkeho vina.
"Dnes vecer seSla Sc zde We.
lika spolecnost," pravil Cork
"Bude nejlepe, kdyz pujdete
hned nahoru do sveho pokoje
Zde jest lift. Prosim, vstup-
te."
Alma vstoupila "a MIN dc
; yytahovadla pani Brownovd
zmizela.
Lift zarazil nejhorejsim
: poschodi. Cork vedl Almu 81
rokou chodbou, koberci pokry,
: tou a otevrel zelenc plstent
: dver, na nichz byla mosazni
destiGka S vyrytym napisem
: Lucy {. 25.
! "Podivejtc Sc, zde budett
bydlcti," pravil. "Nyni POSI-,
YAM sem d6vce Salkem cajt
! a. potion 81 lehnGte do postele ;
!. odpocinte 81 po dlouhe ceste.'
,. rsNemam Sc drive predstavi
ii domaci pani?" otazala 81
! Alma, divic Sc, BE il nikdo ne
pfisel pfivitati.
!. me, danny nemaji dnes KID,
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pax BratlHlav, BraclSlaV bfe-
cislav.
@ Bretislavu, knizeti ceskem
vive, ze dobyl ma Polacich zpet
Moravy ze bojoval cisarem
Konradem prot Uhrdm, o.
cemz zminuje sc Kosmas Da-
limil. Krajina mezi Moravou
a Vahem, jak sami mad'arsti
dejepisci doznavaji, patfila v
XI. stoleti splse k ceskemu nez
mad'arsk6mu panstvi. A tn
jest lehce mono, ze "a neusta
lych bojd n,ezi Premyslovci a
Arpadovci krajina bratislav-
ska patrila ma cas- k ceskemu
tpanstvi. Wine re spolehivych
pramenI, re do hradI mezi
Bratislavou a Ostrihomi byly
slime ceske posadky vlozeny-
(Aventinus). Byla zde vytvo-
fena pravd&podobne pomezni
marka brad nazvan po Rre-
tislavovi, podobn6 jake po tenn
re knizeti nazvany brad ma po-
mezi marky rakouske Y jiznim
cipu Moray. Jisto jest, re va.
lecna politika Bretislavova sna
lila Sc ziskati Premyslovcdm
nazpet kraje, jez vyrvany by
ly Cecham Boleslavem Chra-
brym (Moravu Sc Slovenskem,
Krak kovsko Slezsko), at Sc
jiz v te dob6 nalezak bud V
rukach polskych nebo mad'ar-
skych.
Nemene zajfmavy jest pu-
vod mad'arskeho nazvu Poszo-
ny, byt' zde vysvetleni nara
zelo ma nektete pfekazky. W.
klad prof. Chaloupeckeho vsak
obstoji prisnou kritiku, tfeba
ze on nucen jest pracovati
casio dohady, logicky ovsem
naprosto spolehlivymi. Stare
vyklady o rimskem Pisoniu
jsou prave tax pochybeny, ja-
ko pokus odvoditi jm6no cd
peiso (pleso), jez pry Sc te-
chto krajinach Cd jezera Nezi-
derskeho tahlo. Zajimavo jest,
re jmena Presburg uzivalo Sc
We stredoveku jen pro brad,
podhradi a mesto, kdezto Po-
sonium bylo oznacenim komi-
|tatu. Ovsem j toto .imeno W.
stupuje rozmanitych varian-
tech, u kosmy pax nalezame
obvykle Possen nebo Pozzen.
Ida Sc, re vSe to predpoklada
pdvodni jmeno Poznan, tim
spise, re toto jmeno, ovsem ne
mistni, nybrz osobni, jiz Y je-
denactem stoleti v blizkosti
Bratislavy jest dolozeno. Stare
zaznamy uherske ovsem stavi
moderni historiografy pred
mnohy t6zky ukol, nejsou an!
pfilis hojne, ami prilis spolehli-
We. Badatel Jest tn postaven
pred t6zky ukol, dvojnasobne
namahavy - bojovati Sc smy.
slenkami podvrhy pramen-
nymi a vysoukati 2 toho vseho
konecne prece ien nit skutec-
neho historickeho vyvoje. TAX
nejstarSi doklad jmena Poson
byl by listine klastera na Pan
nonske hore, ale tato listina ne,
pocbazi z r, 1901, nybrz byla
J pozdeji. asi koncem stol. XII
zfalSovana. Pres to vsak jes'
jisto, &c puvodem nejstarsi ma
zev kraje, pozdeji i mesta
/ jest rovnez slovansky a We spo
! jeni S knizctem nebo vevodor
!, Puznanem. jenz hrafu po do,
ha leta vladl a zucastnil 81
boiu po boku sv. Stepana bi'
, potlacovani vzpoury tax zv
J, sumodske v r. $3.50. Byla tt
1 vzpoura proti novemu fadu
}, kultufe a nabozenstvi krest'al
: skem,t, jez, jak znamo, proni
! T'11 AW, VIII