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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-08-07

In looking at landscapes by great
painters, such as Claude Lorraine, you
sometimes get an uncomfortable feel
Ing of something being wrong, and
then 1t dawns upon you that the hills
and dales and rocks and streams defy
the laws of nature. In his "Observa-
lions on Modern Gardening" which
first came out In ITO, Whately treats
real landscape In the same capricious
way; and the question Is. how far
such license Is allowable There Is
an engraving of Turne's picture of the
Temeraire, with some Of the mis-
takes corrected. The sun is still set
ting In the East. but the tugs mast IL
forward of the funnel not abaft of it,
and the Temeraire's foremost looks
taller than her mainmast, as 1t really
would, seen from that point of view.
But these corrections spoil the compo-
sition. with It's series of ascending
heights from the tugs funnel to her
mast and the foremost and the main
mast Of the Temeraire. Turner under
stood ships very well, and knew what
he was doing. But the Claudes and
Whatelys did not understand geology,
and Numbered in an aimless way
Cecil TORI. In "Small Talk at Wrey-
land"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-08-07
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haul 1t over. A man amt safe In such
a mess of widders.'


In the little Island of Tasmania trap
ping Is very profitable business. The
trappers supply a market that used to
look to America and Siberia with skins
Of the humble rabbit, the wallaby, the
kangaroo and the opossum. Inexperi-
enced trappers earn $125 week and
the old hands earn as much as $500,
according to the Washington Star.
One of the leading fur exporters OF
Hobart states that this SUM Is q fair
average with many Of his customers.
The trappers are sought after. Cara
vans go out into the bush for weeks
buying up skins. Before the advent OF
this industry landowners were glad to
have trappers to keep down the game
that devastated their runs, but skins
have now become so valuable that they
lease the trapping rights for big sums
and there are many applicants.
The state government has followed
their lead in respect to crown lands.
Options are now held for two seasons
ahead over the trapping country.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-08-07
LIGHT ON THE TRENCH s1Io-

The Fairnont Creamery company
through its dairy service department
is issuing descriptive booklets in con
nection with the construction OF the
trench silo. According to Manager O.
L. Ainsworth the trench silo has 1he
following advantages:
Low cost, unlimited capacity, easy
to- make, viii not freeze, will not blow
up, whole fodder may be used' anu
packed by livestock.
"H. M. Moffat, postmaster at WI
mona. wash said Mr.. Alnswortn'
'acalled at our office here, and IN ms
opinion the trench silo, or the PIT slio,
could be used to advantage in his
part of the country. 1t is our inten-
ton to take this up with the state
college at Pullman and the University
of Idaho 3 agricultural department to
determine the practicability Of using
this type of silo.
owe believe the dairy business IN
this part of the country is certain 10
increase and one of the means OF in
creasing the production Of dairy pro-
ducts, such as milk and cream, cheese
poultry and eggs, would be the pro-
duction of low priced feed and the
preservation of this feed for winter
use
Notwithstanding the prediction
for good prices for grain this fall, we
believe there should be dairy COWS
ON every farm and more dairy cows
on every farm in the Inland Empire
Dairying brings in real money every
day in the year and goes long way
to make farming profitiDfe.
"These farm products Of the Spo-
kane country are finding ready sale
in the various discriminating markets
of the country. The future we be-
lieve, is promising.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-08-07

A case was recently brought into d.
vorce court In which both parties
charged desertion, but finally made up
their differences and agreed to try
double harness for while longer.
1t developed that the husband had
for years been golf flend, and be-
cause he did most of his work at night
and played golf all day. he became al
most stranger to his family.
Nevertheless, he took 1t for granted
that when he did get home, he'd find
his wife there, and meal ready, and
In fact, thought Of nothing else until
one night--she wasn't there.
After searching the house he found
q note on his bureau which was short
and sweet. 1t read:
Dear husband, / have learned to
play mah-Jongg."
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-08-07
DRIVER FED FROM
MESS or WIDDERS''
Possibly Remembered Tony
Wsllsr's Warning.

In a certain old New England sea
port the toll of the sea throughout
many years left so many widows that
they formed an important part Of the
population. Some Of them, resident
upon a street that though II possessed
another name was never called any
thing except Widows lane. even took
curious pride In their estate and
rather resented the intention Of new
ly married couple to build house on
the one remaining vacant lot.
being as we're all widows on the
lane, 1t don't seem suitable" one Of
them explained to the bride, land.
lookin' for'ard, your husband not be-
ing seafaring man, there's no reason
to think you'd be left widow any
more likely than him to be left a
widower. STILL II you're really set on
coming, wen try and make you feel
az II you was one of u.s."
Strange to say, 1t was that kindly
offer which induced the bride to select
q site elsewhere. She did not wish to
feed like widow; she never became
q widow nor did she ever dwell In
widows lane.
Kate Douglass Wiggtn In her recent
"reminiscences relates that there was
at the time she first took up her resi-
dence In Hollis singular lack OF men
in the society Of the village, says the
Youths Companion. almost all the
men had died In the Civil war, gone
West or left the little village for towns
where there was more lucrative work
to be found. I remember leaning out
Of my bedroom window one morning
on hearing the sound of heavy truck
and saw that 1t was filled with split
pine boards cut rounds and stick
ms
1T think you have mistaken the
house. ! said, for we have ordered no
wood
".Ain't there wilder In this housef
They told me to bring this wood down
to wilder in Salmon Falls
"'Oh. yes. replied. The widders
are all right; it's only the wood that's
wrong. / am the Wilder WIggin; my
mother is the Wilder Bradbury; the
lady who owns the house is the Wild
der Akers; but we don't need wood
"Would 1t be for the house down
the road pieceT
'''very likely; the Wilder Penneil
lives there, and the Wilder MacLeese
at the end Of the bridge; or. If you go
up the street, the Wilder Sweet lives
In the white house, and the Wilder
Dunn across the way In the brick one.
Shall I make list and throw 1t out
OF the Window
"'Land. no. he grunted. i don't
want no list of widders. I'll take the
wood back to Clarks mills, get the
right name and have somebody else
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-08-07

determining if they are safe persons
TO place at the steering wheel OF u
taxicab, NOTORIOUS, or other au'0"o
bile.
DR. Snow has Investigated the acel-
dent records of several thousand Chi
cavo taxicab drivers, and has checked
them against the gradings of the same
men as shown by the tests ne mas
worked out. III almost every case, ~
has been found, the man who makes
poor grade in the test has an I'M
favorable accident record, while the
man who makes good grade is FOUND
10 have comparatively clean record.
ssThe old supposition that marned
men are less likely than single men TO
have automobile accidents has peen
definitely disproven by our investiga-
tions.'' declared DIR. Snow. 1T may
he that the married man is less IN
.clined to fit from one job to anotn-
or that he is steadier in his working
habits. but fitness to drive an auto
mobile is matter of intelligence
caution and quick nervous reaction to
the needs of sudden emergency
fear-recation, psychologists call It.
All of this has nothing to do with the
drivers habits as effected by his &C.
onomic status.
SIN going over the accident rec
ords of drivers we classed as mar
RED all those who had dependents,
and as Single those who had no de-
pendents. The records show that the
marital status has no effect upon the
accident record A married man is
as likely to have automobile smash
ups as single driver.
cage seemed to have more i'm
portant bearing on the matter. Drly-
ers from 20 to go years of age had
considerably more accidents against
them than those between. the ages of
30 and 49,"
This is believed due to the fact that
the older man has had his caution de-
veloped by experience to a greater
extent than the younger, and also to
the fact that his nervous reaction to
emergency needs in automobile driv-
ing has been stimulated.
"When safe driving has become
habit, the driver is ready for the
road.''
DR.. Snow declares that beginning
drivers should not be permitted to
take a car out in ordinary traffic I'M
til they have been practiced many
times in making quick turns, stopping
suddenly, etc., under the eye of an
experienced teacher. 1T is not enough
that they do these things once or
twice, he says, but that they do them
over and over again while in train
ing until the act becomes sub-con-
scious. This, he declares, will go a
long way toward cutting down acct
dents.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-08-07
Famous White Horse

A new theory Of the origin and
meaning of the famous white horse ON
the Berkshire downs is developed by
Lord Wyfold In notes which he has
published under the title Of "The Up
per Thames Valley
Anybody looking at the beak, the
eye, the elongated body and tall Of
this curious figure must realize that
1t could never have been intended for
a horse, he writes. 1t is surely a
representation of one Of those prehls-
toric monsters commonly called drag
ons Local tradition supports this
opinion for the hill just below 1t Is
called Dragons HILL" and the story
goes here that the dragon was slain
by st. George. The Grims ditch, on
the Berkshire DOWNS is called in
charter of the Tenth century, "draeg-
eles baece"-'the dragon ridge" Cor
sbeak'' Detroit News.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-08-07

Chicago, Aug. Automobile driv-
ers between the ages of 80 and SO
years are least likely to have acc1-
dents, while those between 20 and 80
are not constitutionally so careful
These facts have been revealed by
DR.. A. J. Snow, nationally known psy-
biologist, who is making a series Of
Investigations for the National Asso-
citation of Taxicab Owners with view
to working out series of psychology
cal tests which may be applied to
drivers everywhere with view to
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-08-07
The Pie and the Peri

"This is hardly the pie for third
prize" complained the chief judge af-
ter tasting 1t.
.'Did you see the girl who made II? n
asked the judge who had done the
judging.
mo"
''There she u.s."
"That dazzling blonde7"
"The same"
"As / was saying" resumed the
chief judge, .this is hardly the pie
for third prize. 1t should have first
prize. "-Louisyille Courier-Journal.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-08-07
Slept Amid Debate

viscount Curzon went to sleep in one
of the last sessions OF the house of
commons. This caused scandal and
some of the members demanded that
the speaker call the sleeper to order.
The speaker refused. There is no rule,
1t appears. prohibiting slumber in the
commons, unless the slumberer shores,
which might interrupt the delibera-
lions. Viscount Curzon does not snore.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-08-07
So 1t Seems

Country Doctor-Well, Mr.. Savers.
how's the wife?
Mr.. Sayers-I thought that was com
In. Anyone 'ould think never had
such things as rain and frost and
blight to concern mei-Judge.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-08-07
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

is often caused by an infiamed condition
of the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube When this tube is infiamed you
have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. Unless the Inflammation can
be reduced, your hearing may be de-
stroyed forever.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE win
do what we claim for it-rid your system
of Catarrh or Deafness caused by
Catarrh. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
has been successful in the treatment Of
Catarrh for over Forty Years
Sold by all druggists.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. O.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-08-07

What 1t is said will be the longest
"white way" ina the South Is to be
made by electrically lighting the 81
mile concrete highway between the
cities of Dallas and TT. Worth. Texas
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-08-07

John H. Wright of the Alpine sec
ton on July 81 sold the first wheat
locally from the new crop. He had a
piece of dark Marquis that emade a
fair yield and tested No. running
81 pounds to the bushel. He got
$1.25 bushel for the lot.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-08-07
EXPERT ON BEST AUTO DRIVERS.

Take your county 50 year.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24
PROHLfDKA LODI
LEVIATHAN.

Vladni preplavni spolecnost
United States Lines poskytla
|svym zastupcGm pfilezitost,
ably 81 prohladli zarizeni nej-
vetSi lodi ma sv6te. Pisatel tech
to radek pouzil te prilezitosti,
ably Sc presvedcil o zafizeni a
sluzbe, ktera je nyni poskyto-
vana cestujicim a ably die moz
nosti uvidel n6jake cenne pa
matky, ktere v New Yorku
jsou k spatfeni. Zastupci re Sc
verniho Ohia vyjeli z Clevelan
du po draze Erie. z Clevelan-
du jsme byli diva Cesi, ma ma
lickost a pan Rada z odbocky
Cleveland Trust, roh Broad
way a Harvard ave. Byla to
kosmopolitni spolecnost. Mi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24


stop dlouha. Litoval jsem, ze
nebylo mozno vice casu k pro-
hlidce tax pamatnych veci We
novat.
K veceru jsme pfijeli ma lod
Leviathan, ktera jest plovou-
elm mestem. Delka lodi je $50
stop. Ma jedenact poschodi.
Ma a vodni srouby v prGmeru
kazdy Is stop. Ma 1886 tun
snosnosti. Cestu 2 New Yorku
do Southampton vykonan "a
|! s dni nekolik hodin. Ma lodi
jest mfsta pro 1897 cestuji-
cfch a 1888 zam9stnancd. Ma
lodi pro prvnf tridu jsou mad
herne zaffzene pfibytky z Vi
ce komnat. V druhe ! v treti
|tride jsou kabiny pro diva, ety.
Fl a sest osob. Mezipalubi, iak
|jsme v drfvejsfch dobach ces-
tovali, vice neexistuje. I tfe-
tt kabiny mali pohodlne pos
tele. Voda, umyvadlo. Zvlast'
voda pitna. Prostorn& jfdelna.
Ma stolech ubrusy a slouzfcf
nfinesou jfdla ma sttl jako v
hotelu q kazdy 81 mhze poru-
cit. co mu chutna slouzfci s
ochotou kazdemu pfinese. Jak
mi cestujfcf tfeti kabiny W.
praveli, NELL n6kolikrat k o.
b9du drubez, zmrzlinu i ovo-
ce. Kazdodenn6 kapela hraje
koncert ! k tanci vyhrava. Po-
hodlnA mfstnost pro kuraky a
paluba pro prochazku a OBJ
cerstvenf. K vecefi jsme byli
umisteni v iidelne prvni tffdy.
lest to velka mfstnost, jejiz
1prava by byla ozdobou v tom
nejnadhernejsfm hotelu.
Pfi vecefi byl hudebnir Pc
weekly koncert a z&roven radio
jsme vyslechli poucnou pred
nasku, proc vlada ma vlastnit
dopravni lode.
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Manzelstvi italskeho zaiat-

Manzelstvi italskeho zajat-
&c. Itakky szaiatec Jan Babti-I
sta Cola zamiloval Sc "a val,
ky v ujezde u Lipnfka ma Mo.
rave do dcery uGitele Frohli-
cha, Evy,. a laska ieho byh o.
petovana, Pc prevratu, kdyz
zaiatci byli vynieneni a vraceli
Sc do vlasti,. i Colo vratil Sc
do Italie. Milenk Ajeho .vsak
odjela -brzyfza nim' a pfemlu-
villa jei, aby Sc, yodstehoval ma
zpet do republiky: Cola skutec
ne zadosti sve milenky vyhovel
prodal donna svuj majetek a
nast6hoval Sc do Laznicek IL
Lipnika, kde "a strzene penfze
zakoupil 81 obecni hostinec a S
Frohlichovou Sc ozenil. Jmeni
jeho bylo znacne, ale nehospo
darncsti zeny prisel "a kratko
temer ma mizinu. a ably uzi-
vii sebc a d6ti. byl nucen pra-
covati "a delnickou mzdu ma
pile. Jeho zena vsak lila len
Eomyslnym zivotem, vyhleda.
vajic neustale dobrodrczstvi
Take 20. kvetna ma divadle,
poradanem v Laznickach, &c
nenucehe bavila s mladiky a
muse 81 temer ami nevsimala
coz Collu popudilo. Po phlpoct
pustil Sc do hadky rvacky 1
napadniky sve zeny, ktera
kdyz vystup vyvrcholil, hleda.
la zachranu v nejblizsim oko
II. Vybehla z hostince a utek
la do sousedni kovarny, kde 81
hodlala pred rozzurenym mar
zelem ukryti. Avsak Cola ]
dohonil a zasadil il sest bod
nych ran nozem do tela, ;
nichz dive byly smrtelne. Coll.
byl po cinu cetniky zatcen
doprayen k soudu do Lipnika
Kdyz byl odvad6n, prosil alb,
bylo postarano o jeho d6ti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24

New York, %. cervna. -
Pc "rudych" q "bilych" Ru-
sech pfichazeji nyni do Spoj.
Statd o pomoc "zeleni" Ru-
sove. Andrej Moskvinov, "a
stupujici Vseruskou associaci
selskou, ktera die jehp SLOW
mluvi "a 4O,O00,,oOO zemedel-
ci, otevrel hlavni stan sdru-
zeni v {. 327 vych. Ia. ,ul. a
vydal provolani ku vsem kul-
turnim naroddms sveta,, aby
pomohly ruskym sedlaklm
svrhnouti rudou oligarchii, jez
vladne z Moskvy, svolati sci
ske dstavni shromazdeni, jez
zalozilo by v pravde demokra
tickou vladu ma mist6 jejim.
Moskvinov pravi, ze sedlaci
dres We skutecn6bti kontroluji
vetsinu provincialnfch vlad ma
jihu. Dosud tuto kontrolu
svou neprohlasili, jezto nyni
die jejich nahledu nenadesla
hodina dderu We spolecnosti j
lnych ma rude. Cas- ten die jeho
nahledu dosud neural.
"VSeruska assOciace sedla-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24

LODI Leviathan pred valkou
byla vlastnena Hambursko-a-
merickou linii pod jmenem Va
terland. V dob6 valky byla
pfevzata americkou vladou a
pouzita k doprave vojska do
Francie a zpet. Myslim, ze ta-
taz lod' privezla 10000 cesko-
slovenskych legionari re ST.
bire. Stroje pax byly uplne Wy
Ipotfebovane, tax re vlada no.
We stroje i vsechno zarizeni,
S nakladem $S,2OO,OO0 necha-
la zhotovit.
Druhy den jsem 81 jeste pro
hlednul zarfzenf ma lodi Pre-
sident Roosevelt, ktera v /
hod. odp. odjfzdela do Evro-
py, kde jsem tez videl jak o
pohodli sluzbu cestujfcich je
dobre postarano. Ma lodi jsem
Sc sesel p. j. Turkem, cestu-
jicim jednatelem pro U. S. Lii
ne, ktery bude cd spolecnosti
vyslan lodi George Washing
ton, jez vyjede a. cervence z
New Yorku. Ten mne ujistil.
ze Sc postara o kazdeho ces-
tujiciho az do Prahy. Jak mno
no jest tech. kdoz v lete jeden.
diva vice tydni cestujf. Tou-
Ii videt prirodnf krasy, parky,
divadla a vystavne pamatne
budovy. Tenn, kdoz jedou do
New Yorku, bych pripamato-
val, ably zadny neopomenul 81
prohlednouti tamnf ihstoricke
museum, zvlaste STUDENT a u
citelky. Tam ziskaji mnoho We
domostf k poucnym a zajima-
wynn prednaskam. F. S.
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CVIcITELSkY KURs zUPY
SEW. VYCH. q SVATOPLUK.

Po odbytych zavodech a sle-
tu zupy severovychodni, odby-
va Sc sedmidennf knrs cvici-
telsky, jak hora naznaceno,
Vedoucf kursu jest nacelnfk
Svazu Am. Sokolstva l1r. Jar
ka Jelinek.
Ucitelem jest spolecny cvi.
citel S. A. S. br. FIR. Chmelik
Vyucuje Sc rano cd z do IL
a cd ! do Z vecer.
V kursu vyucuje sc v porov.
mani sokolske sokolsk6 sousta'
Wy, vsem cvicenim, poradovym
prostnym, ma naradi j s nara
dim, hrou, zenskemu detske-
mu telocviku, lehke athletice,
rythmice, porovnanfm me-
thod postupu pfi vedeni FAC
tva, dorostu, clenstva, zdravo-
vede, prve pomoci pri drazu
a zachran9 a vsemu tomu, &C
do sokolske soustavy telocvic.
ne jest zahrnuto.
Kurs obeslan stalymi poslu.
chaci Jednot v zupach ces
skych a slovenskych nasledo.
vn9:
tesk6 zupa Severovychodnl:
Jed. J. A. Komensky: Old
rich HULA, Jaroslav Panik &
Marie Hrachova.
Jed. Cech-Havlicek: Alois
Wild, Martin Kule, E. Draxel
Louisa Vasilkova, Anna Klu
sakova a Marie Cerna.
Jed. Nova Vlast: Frantisel
Duril a Bozena Benedova.
Jednota Cleveland: Johan
ma Rezacova, Anna Kleinham
plova, Josefa Fairaizlova b
zena He'd. Krawcova, Koza
kova, Az. Krawcova.
Jed. Detroit: Pavel Stur
man a stepanka zilova.
Jako host re sokolske zup,
Zapadnf jednoty Omaha Ka
rel serpan, ktery jest nam ST
decne vftan, a milym hostem
Slovenske zupy Svatopluk.
Andrej Kopcok, zupni ma
celnik., -
Cd sboru 260: Paul Filipek
Andrej Trnavsky, George, 81
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mo Americany byl tn Dalma-
tinec, Slovinec, Slovak, Rus,
Litevec, Nemec, Uher a snad
kazdou reci sc mohl mezi ma
mi domluvit.
V New Yorku v hotelu mne
,vyhledal mdj SYN sc svoji man
zelkou, ktery ma lodi jiz Sc
dozv6del, ze uvitani a pohos-
,teni zastupcd bude az vecer,
vyzvali me, abychom uzili pri
ilezitosti prohlednouti 81 n6kte-
re cenne pamatky. Prvne "a
|jeli jsme 81 prohlednout mad
hernou hrobku byvaleho pre-
sidenta Granta, kde jsou v
''ramcich umisteny ddlezite do
kumenty, tykajfci Sc cinnosti
a zivota pres. Granta a zaro-
wen pamatne vlajky z dolby OBJ
,,canske valky.
Dale jsme zajeli prohled-
,,nout 81 svetozname aquarium,
kde pfi elektrickem osvetleni
ljsou k spatfsn{ rdzn3 druhy
zivych ryb. To by bylo neco
zaifmaveho pro rybafe.
Dale We Woolworth Buildin-
gu jsme vyjeli We zdvizi ma
SO. poschodf, odkud jsme vi
deli ma atlanticky ocean, mno-
ho namornfch lodi a mesto
New York j vsechna predmesti
a pax jsme zajeli do historic
keho musea, kde bych 81 pral
nekolik dnf stravit, abych 81
mohl tisice tech cennych pa
matek prohlednouti. Pro stou-
pence uceni Darwinova o w.
vinu cloveka lest tax ucenci
sestavena sbirka zkamen6lin,
iak sc vvvinul nrvnf zivocich.
al konecne v rad9 sestavene
lebkv opic. lax sc vvvinovaly,
az posledni lebka indianska.
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valeho presidenta T.. Roosevelt
tn nvnf tvori ctvri sloni. jeden
,ohromn6 velikosti. ktere ma 10
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iests p6kolik rokh. nez ostatnf
zvfSata v jeho oddelenf budou
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nnonta oddSlenf sestavenVch
koster. nFedpotopnich zvffat.
Tedna kostra nosorozce ie so
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24
sDRUzENi RUSkYcH SEDLAkt.
DOVOLAVA Sc POMOCI KULTURNfHC
SVETA PROTI BOLSEVIKUM.

kG", pravi Moskvinov, "byla
zalozena V dobe prvni dumy
" roce 1905 a mela sedesat
delegatl v telese onom. Neni
vsak politickym, nybrz narod-
re demokratickym telesem."
V provolani pravi Sc, ze
inynejsi vlada rudych v Rusku
jest horst nez "a krutych dnI
carovlady; ze cd pocatku re-
zimu toho ztrata ma lidskych
zivotech cini ma dvacet pet
n,iliord a slovy nelze popsati
vSechny ty hruzy, pachane lid
mi, kteri uskokem ujali sc via
dy a prohlasovali, re zavedou
pravy raj ma svete. Dnes vedou
sami v carskych a slechtickych
paiacich zivot rozmarily, o ia.
KEN Sc zadnemu nesnilo, zatfn
tco lid zmira hlady. Vlady a o.
byvatelstvo celeho sveta sc wy
zyvaji, aby klidne neprihlize-
ly k t6mto pomerdm pomo-
hly zubozenemu ruskemu lidu
k rabyti svobody cd techto
liCi. kteri 81 pfezdivaji socia.
lliste.