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Evening star., 1924-05-20
Will Hold Joint Meeting.

The Washington Advertising Club
will hold a joint meeting tomorrow
at luncheon at 1880 O'Clock at the
City Club with the Soroptomist Club.
Mrs Frank E. Edgington Will give
the advertising club "Woman's views
Of Advertising" There will be en-
tertainment. A headline act from
Keith's, by courtesy of Roland Rob
bins, is promised, plenty Of music
from some organization not yet an
nounced, lots Of prizes and . good
meal
Evening star., 1924-05-20
D. C. Employes to Meet.

All employees of the District are
being urged to attend a meeting OF
Local 80 of the National Federation
OF Federal Employees in the board
room of the District building, at
o'clock tonight, to discuss and go over
ratings given them under the classif-
cation law. John Richie, r., presi-
dsat will preside.
Evening star., 1924-05-20

the annual meet
ing held yester-
day afternoon in
the auditorium of
the psychopathic
ward at Gallinger
Hospital.
DR.. Darby, in
taking the chair,
said it will be his
purpose to en-
phasize the op-
portunity of the
church in the field
Of social service
and to help bring
abont closer CO.
operation among
the various social
aHancieS here
Evening star., 1924-05-20
Rankruptcy Plea Filed.

william p. Doing, jr., a real estate
.a ,.sman. has filed a petition In VOL
nntary bankruptcy. He lists his debts
at ~. .406 and estimates his assets at
SS16: He is represented by Attorney
RaIph A. Cusick
Evening star., 1924-05-20
DR.. DARBY CHOSEN
PRESIDENT OF CLUB
Elected Head of Monday Evening
Organization at Meeting
Held in Hospital.
SEEKS CLOSER COOPERATION
Executive Board Chosen-Commit.
tee Reports Read.

Rev. DR.. w. L. Darby. executive
secretary of the Washington Fedora
ton Of Churches, was elected presi-
dent of the Monday Evening Club at
Evening star., 1924-05-20

OF the people of Canada $500, 900
are directly dependent on salaries
and wages earned in factories
Evening star., 1924-05-20

In building an airplane work as
fine. accurate and delicate as that in
making watch is required.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09
HAROLD GILLETT
WILL DO FINGER
PRINT WORK NOW

For quite a long time Harold Gil
lett, popular deputy sheriff, has been
a recognized expert i'll finger print
work, having passed all the neces
sary examinations, and it is pleas
ing to note that the board of sup
ervisors of tho county has authoriz-
ed the establishment of a finger
print department, of which Harold
Gillett has been appointed the sup
erintendent.
Perhaps there is nothing so i'm
portant in the work of Il police de-
partment as , the proper identifica-
tion of criminals, as Il vast amount
of crime can be prevented when the
identity of a suspect is properly
established, and if is only by means
of an adequate Identification bu-
rcau that efficiency can be sccur
ed in dealing with the underworld
The local board of sup
ervisors have become aware of the
need of such department i'll the
local Jail, and now Gillctt will no
longer be hampercd by want Of Ger
tain equipment aud the time to ham
die it properly.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09

In the 1920 presidential election
over 20 million American citizens
who were eligible to vote failed
to east their ballots.
The people who did vote TOTAL
ed 26,713,S32. Their votes were
divided among the various presi-
Dental candidates.
This was the situation: For every
100 votes east there were SO stay
at-homes or absentees-the total
stay-at home vote reaching the vast
aggregate of 20,705,063.
That brought the nation very
close to government by minority.
Unless the people awaken to their
duty of citizenship, less than half
of our citizens will vote this fail
Then we will have government
by minority.
In an effort to awaken the pub
lie to its duty, the Press working in
cooperation with Newspaper Enter
prise association of which this paper
is a member, will join in a nation
wide "Get Out theVote campaign.
This campaign, which will be
strictly nonpaMisan, has been en-
dorsed by the three presidential
scores of prominent cit
izens and patriotic organizations.
Nonpartisan Effort
The vast army of non-voters can
elect or defeat any sandidate-if
the vote can be pollei. If ten per
cent of the stay-at-homes in crock
RIBBED states were colonized in
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09

"doubtful states' they would de-
eide any close national contest.
The stay-at-home total of over
twenty five million is arrived at
after deducting 8,467,6 ,625 disquali-
fled citizens of 81 years and over,
including about 100000 alien or
unnaturalized foreign borns and
over two million illiterate. citizens,
disfranchised under election laws
of IL southern states.
Kentucky has the least stay-at-
home voters. There were only "a
absentees for each 100 votes regis;
tered at the polls at the last gen
eral election. The second best rec
ord was Delaware, where 33 re-
manned away for every 100 who
voted. Indiana was third with o1ly
35 stay-at homes.
Make Best Showing
Twelve states of the upper Mis-
sissippi Valley, known as the mid
die west, make by all odds the best
showing for any geographic see
tion. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michi
gan and Wisconsin show IS stay-at-
homes per 100 votes, while three
middle Atlantic states-New York,
New Jersey and Pennsylvania had
"a absentees for the same number
of votes.
But the best showing is made by
minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, North
and South Dakota, Nebraska and
iKansas-59 stay-at homes compared
with 80 per 100 votes in New Eng
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09
Warfare Over
Wages Causes
Mine Blasting
ny united pres. leased wire

McALLESTER, Okla. Oct. 9.-+s
The $. Welsh coal mine near here
was dynamited some time during
the night. The NINE nad oeen
closed down week. No one was
injured.
The Rock Island Coal Company
mine No. II at Hartshorne. Okla,f
was dynamited Tuesday night and
two railroad bridges fired.
All tho disturbances were attrib1
uted to warfare between union and
non-union miners, growing out or
a open shop dispute.
Most of the mines in the McAles-
ter and Hartshorne region arg
working on the open shop basis, the
operators declarings they are unable
to pay the $3.50 wage minimum
demanded by the United Mine Work
ers Of America.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09

Pennsylvania has the worst show
ing of any large state; casting
1,S51,24S votes for president in
1920, while 2,479, 100 voters failed
to reach the, polls For every 100
persons who did vote, there we're
1873 who did not.
A similar condition prevails in
Vermont, classed as a "rock-rib-
bed Republican state, which stands
second ito Pennsylvania in the per
centage of the stay-at -homes-ll3 l3
for 100 votes. This is the same
percentage as that of Arizona,
where vast distances and a large
transient cowboy and Mexican af-
feet voting efficiency.
Laws Ara Hurtful
While apathy of the voters is di-
rectly responsible for this neglect
of citizenship duties, election laws
also contribute greatly to the stay
at home vote.
Most of the states have recently
tried to overcome the loss of alb
sentee voting laws. But few of
these laws are efficient in reaching
the result desired, for the simple
reason that the absentees are re-
quired ITO register in person in ord
er to vote by mail
1t may be as difficult for the
absentee to go to his home pre-
cinct to register as to go there and
votA AS a consequence, at least
rs per cent of the value of the
absentee voting law is nulified by
stringent registratation laws.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09
M'NAMARA in
TROUBLE AGAIN
by United Press Leased Wire

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct. O.
John Mcnamara, a leader in the
labor war which eliminated in the
bombing of the Los Angeles Times,
and dozen other dynamite out
RACES, IA years ago, was today in
dicted by the Marion County grand
jury Oh four charges of blackmail.
The charges grew out of McNa-
mara's activities as business agent
and secretary of tho local Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers Union
subsequent to his release from the
penitentiarv at San Quentin, Cal.
Mcnamara, according to the in
dictment, threatened Fred gunge
laus, contractor for the new Elks
building here, in an effort to force
him to use iron workers in install
ing window frames in the building.
Five weeks after the alleged at
tempted blackmail, vandals enter
ed the building and did $4,000
damage to window frames and doors
which has been installed by mem
bcrs of the Carpenters Union.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09
Officers Search
For Missing Pair
of Brawley Men

HnAWLEF. fht Ofieffs anH
Relatives nfr 4atrsiigafinE fhe mYs.
ferioas 1isarpe ~ Mafk o.
9i'asoW, roserteF faf fhe Hmwlrv
EfiaH Mef hsnfs Hssuriatiua and
other husiness mea. aud ale8 aark
Mekeuzir, a. atisate friead -
tililsau A
Oissau 's = aesfs afe IN. excel
benz shape. sav thazs ~ ston o.
worked aud The anxiety arises chief
" beeause b. received "a letter b..
ccntiy thrcateniug bin with death
unless De- ieft The city. Mckenzie
had also received similar letter.
Burleigh Adam@ wfi hbown tifigfu
here, saw the Gibsoa letter and tan
al % Gibson abeut ID. Mrs Gibson
Is distracted over her husband 5 alb
sence.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09
Lien Is Named
Head of Third
Party Movement

AT a meeting OF supporters OF
La Follette for President held Tues
day night, B. H. Lien was electe
temporary president Of the organ
ization for Imperial Valley, the
Headquarters of which viii be in
El Ccntro. II. l.. Foster, of Holt
vile, was appointed temporary sec
retarY, these two being the only
men appointed to deal with the
temporary organization.
There will be another meeting
Monday night at the court house
when arrangements to perfect +. per
manent organization will be form
ed, and permanent officers elected.
There were about Is supporters
of the third party present all aign-
ing and pledging themselves TO sup
port the party. II
1t was announced at the meet
ing that Rudolph Spreckels viii
address the citizens of FL Centre
during the presidential campaign
and an ondeavor will be made to
get the candidate himself down
here while he is in California.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09
|. A. DOCTOR TO
PUT l6O ACRES
HERE IN ALFALFA

One of the largest land deals
consummated in some time was an
nounced today, when it became
known that the 100 acres called
the Kimura ranch. three miles
southwest of Holtville, has been
purchased by DIR. f. d. Grand,nason
of 7l2 South Hill street, Los Ange-
les. The price paid by DIR. Grand
mason was $4,000.
The sale was made through the
Land Securities Company, with of
fices In the Hillstrect theater build
ing, Los Angeles, of which *. A.
Burkart, is general manager. Many
valley people will remember Mr..
Burkart, who formerly lived here,
aud left for the coast .about three
years ago.
II is understood the entire 100
acres will be put into alfalfa, DIR.
Graudmason considering this crop
one of the valleys outstanding
money makers.
Ny. BurkTrt states that he has
numerous inquiries daily regarding
Imperial Valley land, and is Town
here consunmating three other i'm
portuut deals at present.
lie is interested in San Joaquin
valley conditions aud declares that
section finds itself in much the
same financial straits now that I'M
pcrial Valley was in four year ago.
lie attributes the slump in land
values there not alone To the drought
last winter, but TO overprOductiOn
in the principal crop raisins. Di-
vcrsificd farming is the salvation
of any community, he declares, and
cites AN interview he had with =
banker of Fresno in which the lat
tor declared il would be a boon for
san joaquin valley if fourth of
the raisin grape acreage was lurned
out and put into other crops.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09

" You would like to sec some
of the various youths about town
doing the hula hula or chasing but
tert'ics or feeding out of baby
bottle, drop around to the Palace
theater tonight, where the Great
Gilbert is putting on his hypnotic
act. Gilbert is the one who has
set the town agog with his "saw-
ing-a woman-in half" act, and in
addition last night treated the audi
encc to half hour hypnotic act
that nearly brought the house down.
We shan't tell their names but
various prominent boys of high
school age wore cavorting about
the stage in ridiculous and unbeliev
able stunts. Today some of them
claim they don t remember a thing
about it. .ox1-
Gilbert will appear tonight at the
Palace and the two remaining
nights this week, putting on his
=" saw act, which in itself is well
worth seeing, in addition pulling
some more hynotic stuff. 1t is
understood he is trying to induce
some of our prominent citizens to
come up on the platform tonight
for. n tests.-ts --...--.z. :"
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09
He's Able to Speak
For Himself,
He Says
by United Press Leased wire

DES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. o.
+" No one is authorized to speak for
me- Federal Judge Williams S.
Kenyon declared today in answer
to n story that he had authorized
spokesmen to notify Charles G..
DIVES, Republican vice presiden-
tial candidate, that he was ga loyal
Republican.
In telegram to the Daily News
here, Kenyon, who is in st. Paul,
said:
81 am taking no part in this
campaign and am out of politics.
If | have anything to say, | will
say il myself. No one is authoriz-
ed to speak for me.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09
POTHIER TRIAL
Is NEARING END
By United Press LEASED wiz.

TACOMA. Wash. Oct. 9.-The
government, having rested its ease
late Wednesday in the trial for
murder of Roland Pothier in connec-
tiou with the death OF Major Alex
ander Cronkhitc at Camp Lewis Oe-
tobcr %, 1913, hearing of motions
by the defense for dismissal of the
east was begun by Federal Judge f.
T.. Cushman at . u. M. today.
If the first four years forms u
ehild's character, the future gencr-
alton will be a gang of loafcrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09
COolidges Will
See the Game
Today

WASHINGTON, Oct. D.
President and Mrs. Coolidge
will attend the sixth game of
the worlds series here this af-
ternoon with a party Of friends
including Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stearns of Boston and c. Das-
com Slemp, secretary to the
president.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09

They build houses out of mud in
China, so what do the Chinese wo-
men kick about their husbands track
ing in!
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09

A little mountain dew always
helps the wild oat crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09

Let others talk about themselves
and they think you are very inter
csting.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09
When Permit Is
Revoked, Stock
Can't Be Issued

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 8.-Com.
panie5 granted permits by the stat"
corporation departm slt cannot is
sue stock after their permits are
suspended or revoked. This in brief
is TIE decision of Attorney General
L. S Webb in an opinion prepared
by Deputy II. II. Linney for the
guidance of the state corporation
department.
According to the attorney gen
eral securities cannot be ISSUED
whc,c permits are suspended or re
voked even though they may have
been sold and paid for while the
permit was in full force and effect
Auto captured in Pennsylvania
was designed to rum running and
officers say it was about 40 white
mule power.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09

The girl of today thinks kissing is
dangerous because it makes her nose
ShinY
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-09

1t is hard to sing "IIome, Sweet
Home - when the rent is past due.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
vYTRzNosT v POLEPsOvNk

Railway, N. j., cervenec 80.
Policejnf zalohy z Railway a
Woodbridge byly privolany do
polepsovny sem odpoledne k
uklidn9nf rvanice mezi vezni.
Tfi chovanci jsou zran9ni, je-
den snad osudne a jeden
strazce byl poran6n. Ramus
pocal v jfdeln6 a rozsifil Sc
vsemi otevrenymi sekcemi v
pond6li. S pocatku podafilo Sc
strazcnm zjednati kid. Bitku
zacal jeden cernoch s b9lo-
chem. Dnes v poledne propuk-
la znovu rvacka a straz nesta-
ella k jejfmu urovnanf. Teprv
pfivolan6 policejnf zalohy zjed
naly pokoj. Jeden Z ranenych
ma prostfeleny zivot, ztezka
Sc asi pozdravi. Druhy cho-
vance byl ranen do nohy a tie
tt koulf do stehna. Zran9nt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31

zed' boura a materialu z nj
Douzije Sc k utelim staveb-
MIN. Nejvyssi most ma svets
bude staven v neiblizsi dobe
v Novem Jiznim Walesu u
Sidneye, bude 60 m vysoky
mad hladinou vodni, 1900 dlou
ny a ma jeho stavbu sportebn-
je sc pIl milionu mer. centii
cecil. Nejhlnbsi sachta sveta
jest v Brasilii, we zlatych dol
!ech st. John del Rey, je pres
1852 m hluboka a teplota hor-
niny Jest tax vysoka, re hor-
nici mohou Sachte pracovati
jen podporou umeleho chla-
zeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31

byvale baronce Kaulbarsove,
retefi byvaleho vrchniho veli-
tele v rusko-japonske valce,-
Kaulbarsova je obvinena z
vrazdy milenky sveho muze,
16lete Alexejevove. Sama sc
provdala r. 1917 "a inzenyrs.
Vynikala neobyceinou fysic-
kou silou, pracovala jako cistic
ka stroiG V .tovarn6. pozde;i
jako nakladacka v pristavech.
PAX zarizovala telegrafni spo-
jeni a konecne Sc stala mstruk
torkou pro plachetni sport We
"Vseobuci". Kdyz Sc dovede-
la cd muze. ze Sc zamiloval
do Alexejovove, dala svoleni
k ro2vodu, ale potion vlakala
muzovu milenku do kIlny, "a
bila il sekerou. telo rozsekala
ma kousky a zakopala v zahra-
de. Patrani pc zavrazdene ne
m6lo vysledku. Zatim Kaulbar
sOva znovu Sc smirila mu-
zem a jejich rodinny zivot byl
potom docela st'astny. Nahle
vSak Kaulbarsova sc tezce roz
nemohla a v predtuSe hrozici
smrti priznala Sc k vrazde.
Pc SVEN uzdraveni byla vydi-
ma soudu. Process je v Petrohra
de sledovan velkym zajmem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
DIVE OBETI STAVAJfCf NE.
ZAMESTNANOSTI.

Nemoci a nedostatecne W.
delky dohnaly v 4tery. diva mu-
ze k sebevrazdam. 7Olety Tho
mas Hardy, 2175 vych. 100.
ul., usmrtil Sc jedinou ranou
z revolveru. Zoufal 81 pro ne
moe j bidu. Zanechal dopis, v
kterem vyslovuje pr&ni, ably
pohfben byl vedle svojf zeny,
zemrele pred n9kolika m9sfci.
Zoufaly, ze nemohl najiti pra-
ci, otravil ,zwby.t,sey hrdl bm
born Fitzsimmons. Zanechal
psani, v kterem pfibuznym v
Kanade zasfla posledni po-
zdravy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
JACKIE COOCAN DO Gle.
VELANDU.

Maly, ale jiz velice popular
nj filmovy herec Jackie Coo
gan, zastavil ma sest m9sicn
pisobenf pred kamerou a We
nuje Sc Rampant We prosp&ch
armenskych sirotkd. Ia tfmto
Icelem navstfvf drobnt ten u
melee dne IL. srpna Cleveland,
ale zdrzf Sc zde jedint jen
den. Ma Public Squaru pied
stavf Sc zdejsf mladezi "a We
feine recepce a odpoledne po-
zada dftky o pomoc vychod-
MIN sirotktm v Euclid Beach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
VETSf ODKAZ PSOM NEz
MATCE.

New York, 80. cervence. -
Til italsti chrti, mazlicci pi.
Maude L. Vause-ove, jez ze-
mrela zde v sobotu, ziskali lvf
podil z pozistalosti zmfnene
zeny. v poslednf Will odkaza-
la SIS tydn9 ma peel o psy
a jenom $40 tydn6 sve stare
riatce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
BITVA S KU KLUXY.

Lancaster, Mass, 80. Ger
vence. - Pc "bitv9 trvajici
po celou noe a v niz mnozstvi
osob bylo poraneno, dav, jenz
sc stfetl sc cleny a divaky ma
schizi Kus Klux Klanu ma poll
nedaleko odtud, byl rozehnan
dostavivsimi Sc statnimi poll
cisty. Odhaduje Sc, ze ma bit
We sc podilelo cd 500 do 800
osob a pet muzi utrpelo IRA
nenf tax vazne, ze bylo nutno
dopraviti je do nemocnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31

Mssi pfitcmn5 5m- byli i,svo-
nikovi b$v4lfs 1aztnefi ksvkf
. Kry5tdfek ! kde sc wal tu
y wal / hajn5 Baovieka, kts-
ri m hlfdce v blizksm 1ese
sly3el to dlouh& zvonsni a DO.
znAl til, xe to ruka Pokornk-
no.
"Aby Il, kde je jaky!" fekl
hajny . tlatil = zastupem K
Pokornsmu. ssvitam ts. .tarS
vojno, jsem rad, xe jsi zas me-
ii n&mi, vxdyt' j. to vsdsl, xe
jdsS jen M vylet, ma zku;e.
neu."
"Ano, na zkaiSenou," smut.
nS - slxou ' o1ich odvstil Pc.
korny, 80 sice nA TAX trpkou
zkujenou, xe BY nebylo divu,
abyeh q nezoufal tuhle M
tn xvoniSku se nepovssil."
"Co to mluvi5?" podivil q
hajny. ''v1dyt' jx Sc ts;im, jail
ii spolu zas Axahrajem "bul.
ku".
ia w jsem dohrsl! O.ud
q % mnou tax nemilosrdn>
zahril = tax mne pretrumfl
xe x&sla mnx chut' ma hru prt
vxdy," fekl Pokomy a xakry
oci dlanzrni = hofce sc roz
plakal.
v tom pfichvStal sedlsl
Hruby, otec Tonfkav, a jaks
nesmsle - txxal:
"kde pax j. maj fonda
Al hned ke mnS Pride, felxni
te mu to, prosfln vas, mistfe.. >
"Mily pantito, il mu nem.
hu ni6eho fici ! mohu Va. u
jistit, xe on k VAN neprijde.'
"A poS7" ulekans taxal .,
Hruby.
| Go bych v<m, pantsto, "a
piral - snad mate dosti silly
!abyste mohl zvSdsti pravdu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
BANKOVNf UkEDNfK Sc
ZABIL PkI NATfRANf DOMU


48lety j. E. Adams, pred
nosta Icetniho odd9leni zemfel
vcera v obecni nemocnici v Be.
rea nasledkem drazu utrpene-
no padem leseni. Ably patr-
ne usetfil, natfral 81 dvoupa-
trovy dunn v jmenovanem mi
ste sam a stoupl ma prohnile
prkno a sritil sc 8 druhehO pa
ira ma chodnik. Padem zlomil
81 kycelni kost a pferazil pet
zeber, z nichz jednu mu
vniklo v plice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31
.ZD0nik0Dd dcerd.
z UyprdOoDdnf mast babidky. napsaI
JAN LzROUSEK. ].
Jan UROUSEK.
;: KSnujs Sta,1m fesktm Osadn,kim:-

zadivala se do d8lly ma more
a hlasits se rozesmala, ale tax
divine, az okolo stojicim jel
mr8z po tsle.
"Tak, mdj drahy ToniSku,
uz tam nejsi sam - mas tam
u sebe svou maliSkou Mafen.
ku - opatruj il dobfe!" A
Zas se rozesm1la: ''Vidite,
jak il vede "a ruGiSku?" a Do
silala do dali polibky - seSi-
LEILA.
Jeji rodiSe div ze ma dcefi-
nym osudem nesesileli tell
Jests stssti, ze silenstvi Mafen
Gino bylo tichs! - Mnohdy se
zd&lo, xe ma spise veselS chvi.
le.
Kone6ns po dlouho trvajici
plavbs dosshli pevne pidy.
Tu opst stav MafenSin se zhor.
Sill, . kdyx nastoupili cestu Cd
pfistavu, nemohli il Cd more
ami dostati. Stale zirala do
dslky ma more - ze pry musi
poGkat ma Tonika q maliGkou
Mafenku, ze j volaji.
Ma cests po drSze, kdykoli
spatfila sebe mensi jezirko, II.
rala dychtivS na zrcadlici q
vodu, pokud j nezmizela . o.
&. Co 81 pfi tom ubohS my
slila, tszko hSdati
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Z cEskfcH uAsTl

Mniska na Plumovslxu. Y
'haienstvi stinavskem, sec.
skem. ,okluckem opet radf hou
senka bekym9 sosnove cili mni.
Sky. Samnstatne skupiny smr.
kovych porosti tyckovin jsou
napadeny tfmto nicitelem al
k placi. Pc zhoubn6m pdsobe.
nj v letech minulych Sc stro.
my tezko zotavi a bude nut.
no kaceti ty, u nichz dostou.
pilo vrchole ozir&nf nenasyt.
nymi housenkami. Pres yes
kere zakrocovanf trnou lesnici
mad budoucnostf pysn3ch smr.
kovych lesd. Cestujfci pozna.i il
z dalky ma prvni pohled or
rama mfsta ma stromech. Zato
mnozstvi hub q lesnfch plbdii
v lesich u Stinavy a okolf zpfi
jemnf pobyt cetn@mu poctu
vyletnfki z NEST.
Byvals kromsfixskS vxznice
tyla vefejnou drazbou proda-
ma "a 70,600 Kc maiiteli SOIL
sednfho domu.
Zbytkove statky ma velk. Plu
mlov q velk. Bouzov. Stain po-
zemkovy drad vyhlasuje, ze
pfidelf do vlastnictvf, po pfi-
pad9 do pachtu z velkostat-
ku Plumlov, patffciho Janu II.
z iLechtenstein6 a leziciho Y
soudnfm krese Prostxjov. zbyt
kovy statek Urcica We vym9fe
68 ha a z velkostatku Bou-
z'ov, patffcfho n3meck&mu IA
du lezicfho v soudnfin okre-
sc Litovel, zbytk0vy statek
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Poruchy ma slunci. V mesici
cervnu nebylo dne, aby nebylo
poruchy ma slunci. DIE yseho
poruch stale pribyva. Cd l..
ledna do IL. cervence r. 1920
bylo ma slunci slunecnfch skv1.n
(necitaje pochodn6 a protu-
berance) Sc, roku 1921 80, +.
1922 %, r. 1923 celkem Z. Le-
tos oznacily jsme posledni sku-
pinu slun. skvrn cislem Is.
Dne Z. cervence pozorovana
ma slunci velmi rozsahla pro-
tuberance. II. cervence pozo-
rovany ma slunci dive vyznac-
nejsi skupiny slun. skvrn, KITE
re tento tyden I " sobotu v
nedeli budou prochazeti po-
lednikem slunce. (Zprava lido
We hvezdarny v, Pardubicich.)
Rekord dslly. vy5ky a hloub
ky. Nejdelsi stavbou ma svete
jest nesporne znama cinskd
zed', ktera jest 800 KIN dlou-
ha, v zakladech Z We vrcho-
=
soka. Byla pry vystavena "a
Is let. kolem r. 200 pr. Kr.;
ma stavbe bylo zamestnano na
100000 vojaki j veznI. Jejim
1celem byla ochrana pred vpa
dy loupezivych sousedd, zed'
byla stale obsazena vice jah
5000 strazci,. rozestavenymi
po ceie jeji delce. Nyni sc