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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24
The Right Word
Ny CURTIS Ng1uH01SON
NOT THE LAST (Find the Error in This ArticIe)


 To J. D. Boilt, Newark, N. J.: Be not disappointed, for there will be another test with which you can struggle, within a few days.
 Mir. Boilt says, "1n your column of today you refer to the most recent test as the last test. l am much disappointed to learn that the test in question is not merely the latest but also the last. like tests" "The Right Word" has offered it's readers at least six tests, and the one referred to as 'the last" was the last of the six, not the last to be offered.
 Watch for the coming test. Yes, it is on it's way. It is taking its usual journey, OF the journey similar tests have had to take in the past,and will soon be with you.
 Affect and Effect" Again B. M. 'Schwab, Chicago: "You will greatly oblige me by advising, through your column, sentence and also the reason for it's use ." This change will not in any way et (ect or affect) any other figures on the balance sheet, nor will it (affect or effOct) any of the information which has been given out in the form of the condensed balance sheets, etc. The right word is affect, which means to change have an effect upon. Today's error is in. the foregoing query and is not easy to detect.
 Yesterdays Error
 Wrong: ''NOr' is the best word. Note Only two words are referred to. Right: "NOr" is the better word.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24

reason for the shipping of manufacturing materials North" In other words, the South has the raw materials, the climatic conditions, the labor supply and the nearby markets for turning it's natural resources into finished products and dis tributing them at lower transportation rates, thus effecting notable economies throughout the process of industry. That means eventually, and apparently at no distant day, an extensive transfer ot manufacturing from the North and East to the South. This has been demon strated in the Birmingham district, and the extensive shift of the textile indus try to the South will further demon strate it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24

"A Red Cross lecturer says that sev- enty-five per cent. of motor-car acci- dents occur when cars are travelling at fifteen miles an hour, and that a large percentage of all auto accidents are due to 'hootch, hugging and haste" Still, there isn't much haste at fifteen miles an hour.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24
AM Alone Again Blues

All Alone Again Blues Mother" said Mary do liars go to heavenT'
 "No," said her. mother Did you ever tell lie?" Perhaps" .. Did daddy ever tell lie?" "He may have"
 Did the minister ever tell lie?" Possibly at some time.' S- at.-. Say, mamma, won't it be awfully lone some in heaven with only George Washing ton and God?'-Hermina Neu.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24
RAILWAY EXECUTIVES VIEW

RAILWAY EAECUIlNE ES' VIEW
 It should be no less encouraging than interesting to the people of this com munity that without exception the four or five executives of important railroad systems entering this territory who visit ed Birmingham of late to inspect their properties and study business conditions, expressed the view that the Birmingham district industrially is in better condi- tion than any other on their lines. Each of them stated that general industrial conditions in the South are compara- lively good, and that the South has felt the temporary industrial depression less than any other part of the country. All of them were much pleased with the many indications of industrial activity in this district, and were gratified at the satisfactory way in which produc- ton is holding up, and nearly all the leading factors in industry are main tained.
 President Markham, of the Illinois Central system, recently expressed the view that the South is making more in- dustrial progress than any other section he had visited, and gave substantial req sons why the record should continue in- definitely. One of these is that neither seasonal nor political influences, as a rule, exercise as much effect upon indus trial and commercial conditions in the South as in most of the other sections. Another is that, while the cotton yield will be comparatively small this year, there is a firm demand for the product both at home and abroad, with the coun- tries of Europe gradually becoming more able to buy, and the prices continuing high enough to insure fair profits to pro- ducers.
 President J. M. Kurn, of the Frisco system, on a recent visit to this district, made this significant statement: "The South is progressing fast, and it is only an ultimate development when the mills and factories of the East and North are transpIanted South to the region of the natural resources. There is( nOf good
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24

The local realty market, with contin- ued activity and rising prices, is too much absorbed in doing business to give attention to complaints of chronic pes. simists who permit seasonal and political influences to bias their view of things.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24

The report that Mir. LaFollette may have to flock by himself suggests that despite the wide difference between them in many respects there may be some possibility of coalition between him and Massachusetts senator who was squelched.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24

It is said that New York will give the Democratic convention some real enter tainment. But Gotham has a habit of taking in a good deal more than it pays out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24
DECLINING THE NOMINATION

The aversion to accepting the vice presi dential nomination may not have been as great as a reluctance to go down with the ship.-St Louis Post-Dispatch.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24
And So They Parted

And So They Parted
 He knelt at her feet, apologetic, disap- pointed. =, She was disdainful, impatient T am so sorry" he said.
 And so am l." she replied curtly. T shall have to go elsewhere for my shoes, you are out of my size !'-Mary F. Kingston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24

It seems that the Republicans will have a hard time with LaFollette whether he stays in the, party or kicks out
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24
APPEAL FOR GOvERNMENT AID

Since the government is backing the out. doors movement, can the government tell us what is good for the sting of picnic ants?-- Springfield (Afo.l Lender
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24
A Victim of the Age.

A Victim of the Age "Ah, my poor man, here's a quarter, You don't look like the average run of begears. Tell me, how did you meet misfortuneW "Ah, kind sir, I was once a successful manufacturer, but failed last year" Poor man. What was your line?" "Corsets and hair-pins. Mrs. M J. Abribat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24

Items From the DOgtOwn Enterprise (As Reported by Griff Crawford) Lucy Frisbie and Tobe Waddell were mar ried Saturday night They have been en- gagged for eight years and had quite we'd ding. Ye scribe was invited and wrote a poem on Love" which he read.
 LOVE
 Love, it is bad disease
 Not many can endure it;
 A doctor won't do any good,
 A weddings all will cure it.
 Now Lucy she has married Tobe,
 And has the proof to back it;
 I'll bet they have row each time
 Their children make a racket Many laughed and Lucy blushed. Every body had a good time but the groom. Ye scribe was complimented and given an extra piece of some very fair wedding cake,
 
 Rev. Asa Offenwaldt preached from the text, "The Winning of Man." and Miss Tillie Hauser sang Lord, Show Me the Way in a fervent manner. Gg-
 A Riddle A bride and groom were going abroad for their honeymoon.
 While leaning over the ships railing the bride dropped one of her rings overheard She was deeply grieved over the loss Some time after, dining in a hotel in Naples, they ordered fish.
 What do you think they found in the fish Answer: The ring.
 No, bones.-J. B. Miller. Copyright, 1924. Reproduction Forbidden )
 THE VAGARIES OF STYLE Just what right does the guy who wears straw hat and overcoat have to deride the savage who wears plug hat and smile?-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24

If the choice were left to mo, whether to nave free press or a free government, would choose a free press.-Thomas Jefferson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24

Dorothy Dejagers: Can you tell me the gist of the poem beginning
 Where are the snows of yesteryear?" or shall write to the weather bureau?
 Dear Dottie: We offer a little lyric which is "gist" what you are looking for: Where are the snows of yesteryear? This may disquiet the high-brows, But what I'd like to know, my dear,
 Is where are your.last years eyebrows.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24
THE AGE-HERALD
FREDERICK l. THOMPSON. PRESIDENT

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24

THE VAGARIES OF STYLE Just what right does the guy who wears straw hat and overcoat have to deride the savage who wears plug hat and smile?- Cincinnati Times-Star.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24
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Our Own Lost and Found nenartn,ant

Our Own Lost and Found Department John Craig You would oblige me greatly if you'd give me your version of that nursery rhyme about Twinkle. twinkle, little star" Dear Jack: It's now been taken from the nursery into the photoplay room, and reads like this:
 Twinkle. twinkle, movie star,
 How I wonder what you are!
 An angel child, as you claim to be
 Or the vamp you play so perfectly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24

Nntered at Birmingham. Ala. post office aa eeeend-eiass matter. act of Congress March c. 1s7G
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24

Copyright, 1924. Reproduction Forbidden,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24

Should Treat 'Em Rough.-The estab. lishment of whipping law for handling the cases of boys that are too young to be sent to the chain gang for committing petty acts would go long way toward curbing the ac. tivities of boys who are continually getting into deyilment. Usually such boys have had little restraint thrown around them at home
 and you can expect nothing from them Huntsville Star.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-24

To Have Chickens and Eggs.-The people are going to put the poultry business on the map in Dale county. Those in charge of the sign-up campaign are having no trouble in getting people to sign the contract. It means more chickens and eggs with better prices than ever obtained in the county Ozark Southern Star.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24

!, tJako kazdtm rokem jest do
sti graduantd ceskych jmen,
ktera jsme die seznamu vybra
Il.
Ma Central jkole, sraduace
80. ledna:
Rdzena B. Brozkova
NJ. A. Kab&tov&
Barnet Zaslavskt
Ma Lincoln 3kole, sraduace
dne 81. ledna.
C. F. ce1mak
Jan Neuzil
Marie 4. Nouskova
G. w. V9trovsky
Jan J. Vosmik
G.. w. Voeak
). st. p, Jurik
Ralph j.. zahour.
Ma South 5lkole, sraduace dne
50. ledna:
Mae F. Kovafova
F.. M. Paletkova
Alma T. Prisova
C. NJ. sebankova
Ruth ]. Svobodova
Kat. j. St'astna
E. P. Tomasova
Mayme A. vejsicka
Josef J. Czech
A. F. Skola
r. A. StJblo
Milo F. Vapenik.
Ma West Technical skole, gra'
duace 30. ledna.
Karel P. Broz
Frank Cerm&k
Edward F. Drdla
Frank j. Januska
l.. j. Mitiska
G. S. Pauer
Marie Pi$kurova
Oliver Placak
Edwin RozhoH
3
L. r. Sindelaf
Klara M. Tom$sova.
Ma West Commerce 3kole, Or,
duacs 50. ledna.
Sylvie Chabkova
Rizena Nekvasilova
St6panka Palvodova
Helena Lhotova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24
|SR RAzKA. AUTA S POULICNf
KAROU.

Vyifzdka autem We spolecno
|sti 19-lete Emile Kost' alove,
Fstane Sc osudnou 22-letemu
Johnovi Mayovi, BIAS zap. 70
Jul. May srazil Sc ma Cedar ave
ia vych. 33. ul. S poulicni karou
ktera auto vlekla as 20 stop
daleko. Ia srazky byl May
zle zfizen, byla mu rozbits
hlava. zlomena lopatkova kos1
utrp6l j zraneni vnitrni. LIE.
kari nefnocnice sv. Luikase ,
ieho uzdraveni mnoho nedou.
|faji. Jeho spolecnice vyletla
"a srazky prednim stftem auta
a byla jen ponekud poskraba,
ma sklem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24
KLINIkA MA KONTROLU
PORODo.

Chicago, %. ledna. Chi
cagske zeny mali pravo fici,
zda pref 81 detf neb preji-li
si v6deti, jak kontrolovati po-
rody, soudce Harry Fisher
rozhodl dnes. Jednalo Sc "a
kaz, zadany pravnimi zastup-
ci mesta, aby Illinoiska liga
pro kontrolu porodd nesm6la
|zde otevrfti svoji kliniku. Soud
|ce prohlasil, re chude zeny
|jsou opravn6ny ku vedomos-
tenn sirenym podobnymi dsta.
Wy. zeny bohate nikdy pry ne,
im&ly nesnazf sc zfskanfm in.
formaci, jak porody kontrolo-
|vati, pravil soudce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24

Velice nervosnf. - Pan F.
mil Kiebert z Clevelandu, O.,
pfse: "Moje manzelka byla ve-
lice nervosnf; kdyz ponofila
ruce do student vody, iejf pr
sty ztfnuly a zb9lely. jako mr.
I've. Trpela velice studenosti
nohon. 4 take byla stizena OBJ
zvl&stnf syrbivcst' kdze. Wy.
uzfvala pet lahvi Ora Petra Ho
boko q nyni tyto prfznaky uni
zely. ona dobfe spi a jeii chut'
k jfdlu Sc pnzoruhodn6 zlepSi-
la. Tato bylinna pfipravka
byla znama skoreni $50 let ja-
ko ''kreynf lek";: posiluje a re-
guluje krev tvofici a krev fi-
.st{cf dstroji; ma pozdravujfci
Einek na nervovou soustavu.
4kuste il. v lck&rnach sc ne
olstane; mohou il dodati jen
zvl4stni iednatel6. Pi5te DR..
Peter FahSney L Sons Co.,
2601 Washington Bvld., Chi
cago. III.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24
HNUTf zELEZNIcNfCH Zkf.
ZENcO PRO ZVYSENf
MZDY.

Zdejsf zeleznicnf bratrstva
pine ddv6fuji, ze pozadavek Q
s procentnf zvysenf platu 15.-
900 lokomotivnfm strojnfknm
a topitdm zelezni6nfho syste-
mu New York Central najde
sympatickeho ohlasu podpo-
~ zam6stnanci vsech trait o.
statnfch.
Ma mzdove konferenci Y
New Yorku zastoupeno bylo
Is zeleznicnfch linif a podob-
ne konference jsou pr&v6 v "a
sedanf mezi zastupci vlako-
vych personald a kondukterd
drahy New York "a stejnym
cilem. N9ktera bratrstva po-
zaduif pffdavek 12procentnf a
vyjednavanf tahne Sc jiz cd
m1sfce prosince.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24

Stockholm, svedsko, %. led
ma. - Amerika je tou nejpo.
ldivuhodnejSi zemi ma svete a
Henry Ford jest tim nejpodi.
|vuhodneisfm muzem v Ameri.
|ce, die DR.. Svena Hedina, pro.
'sluleho Svedskeho cestovatele
ljenz Sc prave vratil z navste.
Ivy v Ameiice, po dalekem w.
|chode a Rusku. "Zvlastni ne.
|smirny DOZEN ucinil ma mne
rozvoi americke v6dy," pravi
DIR. Hedin v interviewu zde
|"jest to podivuhodna zen9.'
DR.. Hedin hodla napsati kni.
hu o svych cestach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24
HOCH SMRTELNE zRANEN
i PRI SANKOvANi.

Ma svahu Quincy ave., mezi
vych. 106. a 10. ul. sahkova.
la vcera skupina hochu, Lille
TT Arthur Palmer, cisla 1922
vvch. 1872. ul. prave vesele aji.
zd6l jeste jednim druhem s
vrsku, kdyz v tom vrazil do sa.
mex hocha jineho, jenz tah'
|sanky vzhdru. Sane prvnejs
byly odrazeny a Palmer wynn.
sten proti okraji chodniku, ma
ktery narazil hlavou. Hocl
druhv ,jeste v cas- seskocil.
Zran6ny hoch dopraven by
do nemocnice sv. Alexise, kde
prohlaseno jeho zran6ni "a Ii.
votu velice nebezpecne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24
SMLOUVA s BRITANll
PODEPSANA.

Washington. %. ledna. -
Smlouva s Velkou Britanii, die
niz Spojenym Statdm pfiznava
&c pravo podrobiti prohlfdce
lodi. podezffvane z podloudni.
ctvf s ihcvinami, byla dnes pc
depsana sekretafem Hughesen
a britickym velvyslancem Ged.
desem. V nahradu Ia tente
|1stupek priznava sc britickym
lodim pravo voziti v ame1ic'
kvch vodach lihovinv. avsak
tyto musejf 4byti zapecet6ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24
PoHYBLIvE OBRAZKY IA.
PONSKEHO ZEMETkESENf.

v dstfedne Y. M. C. A.,
2200 Prospect Ave., budou ri.
ira cd 6 do s hod. vecer uka.
zovany bez vstupn6ho pohyb.
live obrazky, jez byly filmo.
vany ma mfst3 sam3m. Obraz.
ky spojeny budou 8 predn&s-
kou w. r. F. Stiera, vychovne.
no tajemnfka, jenz hroznou
katastrofu sam zazil.
v sobotu ukazov&ny budou
obr&zky "a pfedn&Sky r. D,
Arnolda, tajemnfka z cfny,
ktert liciti bude tamn9jsi po.
merry. Pfednaska sobotnf "a
pocne v $50.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24

v dnech SO. q 81. ledna OBJ
drzf diplomy zactvo jeden&cti
clevelandsktch skol a tim Sc
otvfra cesta vsem graduantdm
bud'to ma Sko1y vysok6 nebo
do sveta obchodniho. Mezi
graduanty mali dfvky v6tsinu,
jest jich pres 500.
.Jako kazdym rokem jest do
sti graduantd ceskych jmen,
ktera jsnle die seznamu vybra
Ii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24
pRAvY I CEsKOslovENsKA..

politickeho vyznamu sloven-
skeho rolnictva. "Slov. Tyz-
dennfk" vyvolal ma Slovensku
move obdobf aktivity. Ma take
neocenitelne zasluhy o rozvoj
idey ceskoslovenske. v novem
sidle bratislavskem jsou red
aktory "Slov. Tyzdenniku" F.. |
|seda a F. Votruba. - v Luc-
ne zacne v nejblizsf dobe W.
chazeti tydennik "Hlasatel"
redakci J. strause, s. progra-
mem statotvornym. - Brati-
|slavska. "Slovenska Liga", pl-
nici ma Slovensku mezi 'jinym
castecne dkoly ustr. Matice
skolske, vydavat bude mesfc-
ne vlastni organ s MAVEN "Slo
venska Lfga". - Novy tyden-
mix rudove strany "Trencan"
pocal vychazeti v Trencine
redakcf Juraja Bocka.
Mslo Sc jiz dsvno ststi. Ko-
lnecne po peti letech doslo k|
tomu, re bude ucinen pofa-
dek v csl. svetovych laznfch.
Stesky ma to, jak ignoruji la
zehske spravy cesky jazyk a
vsechna vladnf naffzenf v te-
to otazce jsou dostatecne
znamy netreba je znovu u
vadeti. S okazalou zarputilo-
stl a primou provokaci poei-
naly 81 tax, jako by nebyly v
hranicich naseho statu, jako
by mic neved6ly o novych po-
merech cizinu hledely utvr-
zovati We zdani, ze neni zad-
neho ceskoslovenskeho statu,
a je-li no, re ony nepotrebuji
respektovati jeho svrchova-
most a prikazG jeho vlady. Ci-]
zina sama nechapala naI Tho
stejnost k tomuto stavu a sa-
ma ma nj ukazovala. Konecne
tedy, jak Sc oznamuje, bude
zjednana r,dikalni naprava.
T, Instancni cestou bylo rozhod-
nuto uciniti bez prdtahi a s
neivetsim dIrazem takovy po
Tadek. ably bylo ma vsech stra
mach iasno, ze Karlovy Vary,
iFrantiskovy a Marianske laz-
ne a vsechna ostatni svetova
'i1ecebna mista v csl. republice,
ktera posud vzpirala Sc vSem
predpistm narizenim vlady,
patti k nasi repub|ice. a ably
tomuto faktu byl dan take ze-
vnejsi vnitrni administrative
vyraz. Vlada lie pevne jiz roz-
hodnuta. ponavadz mira trpe-
livosti byla liz prekrocena, ne
pripustiti. abv lazenske spra-
Wv nvnsjsi zakrok nejak OBJ
chazly a oddalovaly.
Hruby Seledin. - Pred Sc
natnm vrch. r. Iva zodpovfdal
60 22-lnt4 knci Frantisek Onz-
kr 2 Kropatorv Vr,tice. 20
slndnd u rolnika Ant. S''ha "
7anpch. re zlofinu vvdirani
die s % t. Yak. Ouzkv dine ~.
listonadn ohust'l hez vvnovsdi
= dhvodu praci. drr,heho dne
zadal stravu a kdvz mn hvla
odepTena. ponadl hrmac co sro-
Item ve vaZe IN ko p hodfl i'm,
mn sL,sbod"rci. k+erahn nhodN
;, do rrrsou. Az zavravoral. Na+o
Ihnal ca co selsa Gem ma Tonu no
NAM derarn. kterAn'l sn'1nl a
vvhro5nval Zabit'm. Zalohu
vnaI ST. z5st. dr.. Proxies. Ouz-
XIV hvl odSouzem do vezeni ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24

Nezdarny synacek jenz bum
bal psal svemu sryckvi. ably
mu postal n9jake penize. -
Strycek Sc obratil ma otce IL
zniveho juna1a s dotazem. ma
Ii synackovi vYpomoci. Psal.
ze ma stouce mu nez&lezf, ale
nerad by hocha kazil.
Otec, jenz byl speditefem.
telegrafoval:
"Neklopit, mokro Skodi."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24
Pride ma to.

"Slecno, ktery re soucas-
nych filmd prazskych biegra-
fd libf Sc vam nejlepe?"
Pride ma to, s kym tam
jdu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24
STRANA TRETf

v koncertni dvoran& &s
"Ta klavfristka je Primo ba-
jetna. Hrajete take, pane Ko-
pfivo?" -
"Ano, sledno, v tfidni To-
terri" ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-24

- ~ osOv oOSA N1Au 0Ie
slsu. - Y poslednich dnech W.
skytly sc v Lid. Novinach' al
MAR. Listech" zpravy, ze Sc
konajf 8 cesl. strany prip-avy
k pfedanf 3 obci ma hranici!
csl.-mad 'arsk&, to-: Somoso-
We, SomoSke a Erzveny Mada'r
sku. - Zpravy tyto neodpovf-
|daji skutecnosti neni prav-
dou. ze byly els. firancni straz
j cetnictvo z tech mist odvola-
ny. Pravda je, re rozhodnu-
tim Rady SIN. 2 23. dubna 1929
|pfiznany cast katastru obci|
|Somosove a Somoske Mad'ar.
sku. Predanf techto uzemi ne
muze vsak pfijiti drive v iva
|hu, dokud nebudou uzavreny
|zvlastnf dmluvy o zpdsobu po-
ziti nadra'zi i somosovs, jake
(pohraniniho cehiho nadrazi
(ceskoslovens'k&ho o provozu
kamenolomu v obci
Somoske. Obe tyto umluvy
Itvofi cast zmineneho rozhod-
mutt Rady Spolecnosti narodn
a tvofi take pfedpoklad preda
nj dzemf Mad'arsku.
Hnuti dorostu ma ceskem IL
thu. - v ned9k dne 16. prosin-
ce konal ely dorost jihoeesky
Ina Tfebonsku Lomnicku n.
l.. vyznamne organisacni schG-
| lze. Dopoledne konala Sc v
TTeboni porada predsednictva
IS. S. r. D. "a pritomnosti Il
lstfedniho tajemnika dorostu J.
Horaka projednana byla o.
ltazka kursu Svobodneho uceni
selskeho v Budsjovicich. sOd-
lpoledne poradany byly vefej-
Inc schize dorostu zemedel-
skeho lidu v Pfesece, ma niz $
dsp6chem 20 aktualitach dnes-
INF politiky a organisaci mia
deze" referoval dstredni tajem
ink j. Horak. Tehoz dne ko-
nal J. Horak velmi zdarilou
lschdzi v Luznici. Schuze by
lily velmi cetne navstiveny jak
ldorostem, tax i generaci starsi
"a vecne feci dcprovazeny ca
lstym souhlaseTh. Ma vsech
'ltfech misterh lyiy zalozeny
organisace Dorostu.
i Sckolovna Bufanech u ia.
tb!once mad Jig. v Podkrkonosi,
Jest to velmi zajimave, jak 81
,zle vybudovali Sokolovnu. :
Rufany jsou malou vesnickou,
ivysoko polozenou pod hrbetem
hor, odkdz jest pMny vyhled
Iy siry krai ma Trosky, Rum
/, burk. Bradlec. Kozakcv. Yes.
,nixka chuda, horska. Tamejsi
''Sokol' zakoupil hospodafske
|staveni "a ucinil z neho pro-
Ist9 Sokolovnu. Peknou. 1tul-
nou milou. Matefska jedno-
TIA jest pferovskv '.Sokol' Blu
ifany isou v blizkosti nemec-
,ktho okresu rokytnickeho, kde
lbyvaji casio podnikany velike
iGtoky pohranitnfch Nemcu ma
,nrslusnikv naroda ceskeho.
Jednote Sokolske dostalo Sc ii,
ddstojn6ho stanku pro dalsi
rozmach. Jednota v9nuie vse-
,chnu peel vychove svdho doro-
stu q mladeze. Jak radostny
/, pohled tn dnes, kdy t6locvicna
, ,ozivena tlenstvem, iak muzi.
tax i zenami i mladvmi nadse-
|nymi vyznavati vsci sokolske.
ma pohraniGnf Cafe ma tn tato
jednota sokolska veliky dkol
We vSech smerech. Budoucnost
''ukAze. jak vyrostla SWIM mad
iiSenf4n; snahou enerrii ku ro-
.'sile sve zupy j vseho Sokolstva.
zsi slpvsnskehq ruehu saso-
!!pisseEShS. Pred ...,vanocnfmi
svatky pfestehovaT Sc z Turc,
Sv. Martina do Bratislavy
''Slovenskt Tyzdennik", zalo-
xA ,nno stcy, rLx