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The Dolores star., 1924-08-01

Poverty is not crime, but many
people regard it as such.
Succaoo oftan hraoJ, oone3onoo ,,,
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-11

Eastman Kodak Agency, Schaller- CTS Alaska Shop. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-11
BASKET BALL GAMES
 DRAW LARGE CROWDS

The basket ball games at the A. B. hall last night drew large crowd and were enjoyed to the uttermost by those present. Considerable talent devel- oped, and there is no reason why Sew ard could not have a team in the near championship class. The first game by the girls was between the Reds and the Whites, the latter winning by the score of 10 to 6. The game was ex- citing from start to finish and was quite snappy at times. Nip Johnson acted as referee.
 In the games played by the boys the Bearcats won from the Wildcats ,the score being 38 to 22. Some very fast play was seen and several scrappy mixups. From the men on the floor we believe team could be picked up that would give the neighboring towns some fast work to beat them. James Bogart acted as referee l.. w. Ol- son was time-keeper and scorekeeper in both games. Mrs. H. E. Els worth donated handsome prize to the winning team of the girls, and Brown & Hawkins gave the winners on the boys team a pair of fine hose each.
 The money received from the games went to the Red Cross and Mir. Joe Burns, who has been donating the hall for the games. Mr. Burns will install shower room for the boys, in the near future, and will make other improvements to the hall.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-11

New Fall Suit. Samples at Urbach's.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-11

Monarch Mallable Ranges at Graefs.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-11

Suits made to measure. See Ur- bach. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-11

Join the Chamber of Commerce.
 Max Wagner, who has been baker for the Seward Bakery, left on Mon- day for Anchorage where he has taken employment with the North Pole Bakery.
 Mrs. Frank and son, left yesterday for Fairbanks.
 Oscar Hart, travelling salesman, left yestreday for Interior points. Seattle Brick Ice Cream, at the AL aska Shop. If.
 Eaton Crane 6 Pike Stationery, at Schallerer's Alaska Shop. H.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-11

Join the Chamber of Commerce.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-11
MAYOR RAY GOING
 EAST ON NEXT BOAT

L. V. Ray, attorney, and mayor of Seward, leaves on the Northwestern for Washington, D. C., and will be gone several weeks on business mat ters. He will have interviews with many prominent officials, and can do Seward much good at the nations cap- ital.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-11
FINE FUR DISPLAY

c. D. Wandling, local furrier has one of the finest collections of furs seen in Alaska. He is making q speciality of trimmings in fur for caps, coast and capes. Look his stock over and see if you ever saw anything fin CT.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-11
STEAMSHIP CORDOVA MAKES SEWARD CALL
 FROM NOME, TODAY

The steamship Cordova arrived in port at an early hour this morning from Nome and northern points with number of passengers, including J. J. Keenan, Clyde S. Taylor Aure- lia Frazer, Irving Reed and wife, Mrs. Chas Svedson, from Nome; and, F.. Horn and wife, H. o. Roberts, A.. Strom, P Rylewood, Mrs. Chas. Stan word, H. O. Robrets, A. G. Carlson and Jennie Peterson from Uganik. The Cordova sailed an hour after he arrival for Seattle. The vessel put off 200 tons of coal at Nome, taken from the motorship, Appollo, which was turned back by the ice, and un- loaded at Dutch Harbor. She had a large number of oldtimers a board, who are going to the States to spend the winter. Her passenger list in cluded: Charles Dinton, an oldtimer, who has been connected with the Pacific Cold Storage Co.,, at St. Mi chael and Nome, who stopped off in Seward.
 Mrs. John Wagner, wife of we'll known Nome carpenter.
 MT. and Mrs. John Hammer, MT. Hammer being a well known miner and prospector.
 H. Greenberg, a prominent opera tor and storekeeper with stores at Kotzebue, Teller and Candle Mr. Greenberg was the original owner of the famous Bessie mine.
 Al. Nylam, mining operator.
 R. S. Ogelsby, who used to be con nected with the Solomon Dredging Co.,, now in the reindeer business with Carl Lomen.
 E. L. Holt, in the hardware busi- ness at Nome, and former mayor.
 R. w. J. Reed, deputy collector of customs at Nome.
 MT. and Mrs. John Walsh. Mr. Walsh was former postmaster at 1 Nome
 Al. Nickerson and wife. MT. Nick erson has been on the sick list and is going outside for medical treat ment
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Reed. MT. Reed is a civil engineer, and is a son of Judge Reed of the Frst divi- sion. They will take the Northwest ern for Juneau to visit for a time. Lawrence s. Kerr, court stenogra- pher for the Judge of the Second division, and wife.
 Chas. Cavey, with two sons. Mr. Cavey is engaged in the bakery bus mess in Nome.
 James Haley, former captain of the mosquito fleet, now interested in mining.
 so connected with the Hammon in terests.
 Miss Aurelia Frazer, who stopped over and will leave on the next train for Fairbanks
 Carl Lomen, the reindeer king, who is his way Outside in the interests of his business.
 Mrs. Barney Gibney and daughter She is the wife of one of the old Dawson pioneers, and has been in Nome since 1900.
 Tom D. Jensen, an oldtimer and mining man.
 c. w. Brown, reelected as terri torial senator, on his way out to spend the winter, and take in the meeting of the legislature next year.
 M. J. Connolly, better known as Mike, miner and prospector.
 Other passengers were Clyde Fay Tor, Miss J. T. McCrystle, H. E. F. Smith, Joe Belvis, L. Thorgenson, Margaret Fagerstrom, Thos. Ranak, c. A. Ringer, Mrs. F. Alexsen, Cor don King, J. F. Bytel, c. F. Collins, c. Dease, E. A. Atevens, David Webb, A. H. Barnhill, Sam Sacklin, Thomas Chatham, Olaf Svenden, Alex Bard, Harry Cabey John Aragetti, Carl Sel- enins, G. R. Woods, Paul Sam, A. Se- derholm, John Wilson, Carl Hansen, Jos Fernandez and Daniel Harvey
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-11

Mems Second Hand Clothes bought and sold at Jordans Valet Service. Phone Madison 103.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-11

Mrs. Chas. Stanford, an oldtimer of this section and of Nome, return ed this morning on the Cordova from Uganik where she spent the summer season.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-11

Remington Portable Typewriters at Schallerer's Alaska Shop. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-11

American Legion Dance tonight at the A. B. Hall. Dancing starts at 9:30 sharp.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-11

Brunswick Portable Monographs, and Records, Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-11
Classified Advertising

FOR SALE-New Electric Sewing Machine, $40, Ericson's Paint Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-11

CAN USE A FEW MORE GUS TONERS AT THE 0. K BARRIER SHOP.
Evening star., 1924-12-15
Six Nightgouns, S7.9S

Of crepe de chine, in a good
range OF styles and colors. Some
tailored with dainty pin tucks and
hemstitching. Jenny necks. 9th
ers with pointed yokes of flet and
val lace, or yoke of fine Italian
Messici lace. In green, orchid.
flesh, maize and white.
Palais Royal-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-15
Lingerie for Her Gift!
Anractve But Senibly Priced
Handmade Gowns and Chemise, 1928
at k Round arnekme
Silk Chenaise, S6.96

Heavy crepe-back satin. elabo-
rately trimmed with cream and
ocher colored embroidered laces.
Lovely bright shades of nile,
shrimp. peach. orchid and white.
Evening star., 1924-12-15
Radiuna PetticOatS, IS

Attractive P etti Ga S with
pointed scalloped edge, with
heavy embroidery of bright col
ored silk in many combinations
of colors. Blue, embroidered in
gold and gray; jade, with tan and
brown; gray, with blue and red :
and other attractive colors.
Evening star., 1924-12-15
Warcella Beantyauau1as
1928

4 new rainbow-striped Pajama
just the kind the girls at school
would love to have. Tailored
styles with white silk frog fasten-
ings and finished with white crepe
collars.
Evening star., 1924-12-15
I2.Piece AmberleMr and Shel.
Ieur Toilet Sets, $40

In handsome lined, hinged cases. Con-
sisting OF mirror. hairbrush, dressing comb.
powder box. hair receiver. large tray, nail
buffer. nail file, cuticle scissors, salve, jar,
shoe horn and shoe hook.
$3.50 Imitation Ivory Hairbrushes, 9Sc
each.
SI.25 and s1.5c Imitation Ivory Mirrors,
CSC each.
SI.G0 Powder Boxes and Hair Receivers,
asserted patterns, 79c each.
Sl..0 Imitation Ivory Trays, csc each
S3.85 and S4.95 Imitation Ivory Bonnet
sEnpc mirrors, with long handles, S:.0o to
s3.95.
Imitation sEeu and Amber Nail Buffers,
will. changeable Chamois, 4Sc each.
Sc IylIeur Manicure Pieces, heavy quail
ity, 34c each.
Evening star., 1924-12-15
I5-Piece G0ldaleur and Silva.
kenr Toilet Sets. $50

IN handsome lined. hinged cases. Con-
ss,i7g cf Mirror. bonnet shape longhandIe
fairbrIsh, dressing comb powder box, hair
receiver. large tray. cloth brush. nail
butter-with cnang=able chanois-nal file,
tuticle scissors, cuticle knife, two salve
iars. shoe kook. shoe horn.
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P0HkEB PREsIDENT0vA SYNA.
0BRADY vYKONANY We vYCHODNfM SA
A a LIE BfLEHO DOMU.

washington 9. cervence Jednoduche, avsak hluboce
doJemne pohfebn obfady Calvna Coolidge m nejmlad-
siho syna presena Spoenych satd byy konany dnes
hod. odpolede historckem Vychodnm sale Beho Domu
Jenom Genov6 q pfatele rodny presdentovy vysoci
hodnost&h jinych vlad vtetne cleni plomatickeho
sboru kabne cend nejvyssho soudu zastupcd senatu
snemovny poanecke vanac nejvyssich dstonkd armady
valecneho odstva prednostove vadnich fadu by po-
zvani obraddm Vychodnim sale.
P Coolidgeova, president jech SYM John, potlaci
sobe pohnuti Shy behem obfadd oko by klidn Pi
Coohdgeova psla svym Johnem po prave
presdentem leve. Kracela pevne manzelem synem
zaujaa mso ma zidlch proti rakvi Byla bez kobouku
mela sobe ednoduchy erny obek Po celou dobu oba
dn president jeho chot syn by bez hnutf Coolidge
zahledel casio rakev kdezto pr Coodgeova uprala
zrak ma Dr. Pierce, enz cet ctaty bible. Po chv po
hleda vzhuru jako by premyslela necem daeko po
hled nejevila znamek krut6ho zalu, jenz il stih.
Obfady skonceny 425, kdy manzele Coodge-ovi Sc
svym synem odesi Vychodniho sau rakev vzaa
rost cesna staz presdentske yachy Mayflower jez
prava nadraz odkud pohebni druzna nastoupa
cesu do Northampton, Mass
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czEcHosLovAK REVIEW

Svrchu zmin9ny m9sicnik
vydavany a rizeny p. E. F.
Prantnerem, pfinasi v cerven-
covem elsie nasledujici zaji.
!mavy obsah: The Partition OF
Estates in Slovakia (By Lucy
Elizabeth Fextor, Professor of
History, Vassar College.)
Month in Czechoslovakia. -
Meaning of zizka and Hus
(By J. F. Kratky). John Hus
Poem, by p. F. Kopta). Cen
trail European News. Banking
in Czechoslovakia (By X. Ka-
rasek, Manager Industrial &
Agricultural Bank of Bohe-
mia.) Russinian Schools. Czech.
Here, There and Everywhere.
Comments on Current Topics
(By The Editor.)
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tvirala dvefe. Ulekla se. Ne
byl to Tonik, ale dom6cf pani
. dceraskou. Nesla velkol kon-
vici k1vy a dceruska veIkou
vano6lxu posypanou cuIxrem.
"Tak jdu pfivitat nase move
najemniky a vzala jsem VAN
nsco pro ob6erstveni. Myslim,
ze toho mate zapotrebi, r&dns
jste promrzli!"
"a tuhle okuste nasi v6noe.
ku - nsjak Sc nam to leto.
nepovedlo!" dolozila domxci
sle6inka a uprimns hledsls
Mafence do jejich carovnycE
c6i a obdivovala je. Vidxla /,
MaSence svou budouci pfitel
kyni, nebot' slibila Tonikovi
'ze Jim pIjde "a druzicku.
Toto uprimne uvitani .pots
silo rod;nu Pokornych, jez
chudi dala Sc do jidla.
Domaci pani dlouho . MIN
Iposedsla. ChvaIila Tonika
iakv je to hodny hoch - /,
ze bude NIT Marenka hodne
ho q sporadaneho muze. Sa
ma tez Tonika starostecl
tonula. ale slovy to nevyjad
fila, tesla jen Marenku, ze t,
Tonik asi co nejdrive bude, t,
xe bude vitani, ze by to sa
ma r1da vidsla.
Domaci pani byla u.poko
jena novyymi najemniky, kteS
Sc i ma prvni setkani zalibili
TAX zas muslin jit." pra
villa. "Msm tam tn "droboti
nu" a je to vsecko okolo stro
meSku a stale rozsvscuii svi
;c;Gky a .hasinaji. clovsk ne
.mi 8 Mich cka spou:fet, sb,
nsco nerrovedli." Pfsla Pc
Lornvm st'astre a vesele swat
KY v teto move vlasti.
:. Slecna Tily zHstala. Ma PRIV
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ZD0nfk0Da dcerd.
Z UypraOoDdnf mast babitky. napsal
LAN JzROUSEK.
-:KSnujs Sta,1m fsskDm Osadnlkdm:-

vlaky pfijizdsly : odjixds-
~. Lids prich6zeli ma stanici,
aby svs pf6tele pfivitali, ale
Tonik mezi mimi nebyl.
''Pro Boha, co e 5 MIN asi
stalo?" 90 slzami ' oSich pta.
In % Mafenka matky. Tato
jen rameny pokrcila -- nemx-
Ia odpovSdi.
'Tady to mattel" rozkfikl se
Pokorny, '.napfed jen pofld:
"Tato, pojedem do Ameriky
IA Tonikem!" - Dslaly jste
jako dive zeny a kde no ma.
te? A ke vsemu tomu i rance
pryG!"
"T6to. mirni Sc! vxdyt' q
lids ma mas divaji q .msji q
man," konejsila ho zena.
"Protoxe jsou bl8zni! z1d.
ny mich nspfiSel o rance, tai
je jim lehce do smichu," hu.
boval jeSts vice Pokorny.
Strxxnik konajici sluxbu ns
n6drAxi slyse jich rozmluvu
ot1zal se jich Sesky:
"Pojedete dial ma z&pad ne,
bo zistanete tady v Chicagu?'
''Ne, nepojedem d6l," odvs.
til Pokorny. Byl pfekvapen I
divil se, K ten americky str&i
mix umi Sesky. | zenske nan ,
radosti hledSly. Zd8lo se Jim
jako by byly v Praze a widely
v nsm spSsu v te nemile stu.
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nj pohled pfilnile = Msfsncs
laskou sesterskou. Nsnohla
se j ami nabaxiti.
s'Musim v6m uk&xat cely
vas pribytek," praviIa Iily.
Otevrela dvefe do druhs sv9t-
nice a rozzehla svStlo. Rodina
Pokornych st6la tn Y 1diyu.
Prvni vsem padl do ocf p3k-
ny kosaty vanoGnf stromek, ma
dherns okrasleny. Pod MIN le-
iely darky pro Mafenku : jeji
rodice. Byly opatfeny jmeny,
komu patri. v jednom rohu
stala cists vystlan6 postel, ne
kolik vkusns rozestavenych Il
dli, diva pradelniky q stdl, na
nemz stall stromek.
V tretim pokoji stxly dive
postele a ma mich pokryvka
bila jako ten padly snih.
"Tot' rozkosne zaffzeni, !"
zvolala matka.
Gale ten, kdo to zafidil,
schazi," fekla Mafenka . IL
tostns Sc rozplakala. Matka
tez slzela.
i Otec vidsv ty drahs bytosti
plakati, sci zpst do kuchyhs,
rozevfel svij rance, vyt1hl
svou butelku 4 ''scucl" si, by
ty chmurns myslenkys zapla-
sill. ~,
/ "Co jste chtsly, mate" mlu-
vii sam k sobS. "Ale il tfpim
vami. Jen do Ameriky "a
Tonikem. TAX jste tady - a
kde no mate?"
v tom vesly "a MIN matka
5 dcerou. "Tonik tn jests ne
, ni?" tazaly Sc.
"Neni," odvStil Pokorny. -
"To Bib vi, CO Sc 8 MIN sta
low
! POkracOvani
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was marns 6ek6 - vSak on
pride. Jen pojd'te, dovedu vas
do jeho bytu, mann Cd nxho
|klix.
Mleky nasledovali divlku
do druheho poschodi. MilouS.
Re teplo ma ne vyrazilo, kdyz
divka otevrela dvefe q rozza.
Ia plynovs svstlo.
TAX jen vstupte a udSlej-
t. 81 pohodK jako donna, to je
obydli Tonikovo a tudfx i va.
Se."
"Vis co, mamo? TAX Sc mi
Una, abych ami ten rance neod
kladal a abychom rovns -
r&tili, odkud jsme pfisli. To
HE name pskny stsdry veSerl
|Pskns nam to v Americe "a
Gina - bojim Sc spatnshs
konce. !"
Mafenka vypukla ' kfeSo
'lvity plac. i
"Tato, prosim ts, nebud' Ia
kovy podivin a neustras to di
tS k smrti! Vidis, jak se eel;
chvsje! Vzdyt' Sc jests zadn,
nestssti nestalo! Bud rad, (,
isl pod stfechou a v teple
Vxdyt' Sc Tonik CO nejdfiv,
vrSti. PAX budeme miti jest;
radostny Stsdry vecer a vese
le v8noSni svatky," konejsi
Ia muze zena.
"Ty mluvi; jako Salamoun
jen ze ne TAX moudre," odvSti
muz a odklsdal rance. Used
ku stolu, rozdslal svij rance
z nshoz vylovil svou butelk,
a trochu 81 ma to rozGileni s'liz
nul", aby Sc osvsxil, jak on Fl
kxval.
v tom bylo ma dvere zakle
PIANO.
"Smarja - Tonik jej tut
zvolala Pokorna a chvatns O
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kde stxla cSlI i.da drsxkxfd.
Sam jim v3s v,jednal I Jsssx j.
,,sascval do kssru.
"smarjal 5 timhle s.loubi-
fem' NAME Jet! Kdo u, kan
|nxs xavexs : z.morduje NAL"
zdr4hala - Marta, kdyx hra-
|nAty, cely zaaszeny vons<1
otevfel Jim dfi,ka kox&ru.
Brzy - pfe'vsdSili, ze o
bAva jsjich byL marnk. You
&c zastavil. se.koeil ! kozli.
ku, otevfel dvika q xvolal.
|"An right"
Pokorny, Marta i Mafenka
lvyhrnuli - : locsru.
"Tak tady je Tonik?" Q.
am4lila se opht Marta YOU.
akGe.
'sYes" xabrusel tento, anil
by MartS roxumsl. OtoSil x
l. ujfxd9l zp1t ma nsdraxi.
! Rodina Pokornsho koneSnl
byla m mistS. za.tali nesmxl.
STAT m chodniku. Netroufal
q vsjit do domu, ktery by
jaksi slavnostns osvStlen. vi
deli, Il obyvatels slavi ytxd
~ ve6er. Po male chvili ote
lvfely - dvSfe . Y mich obje
villa se dfvka a zvala Pokor
nych, aby I'll d;l a aby nestxl
venku ' 6 nepohodS.
"A kde mate Tonika Z" ; 4
divem t&zala Y divka, nebot
vxd4la jistS, L jsou to lids
ktsrS On sel o;ekSvat ma ma
dr.4i.
my jane ho ami nevidxli
l. dlouhe jsms sekali M nSdra
H." roxSilsnx odvstil Pokorny
= 4ensk6 div leknutitn neon
dlely.
TAX jen pojd'te dSl a ne
starejte se. On treba ii splet
! stanici = Sel ma jinou q tam n.
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5its ' "jupce'', vyprkvSl 20;
korn$ strk1nfkovi kdyx . !
MIN ubfral do skladiStx, kds
byla uloxena xav4zadla, KITE
rk tam nkdraznf zfixenci "
|chvatu odv&xi, kdyz % : pfi-
jetho vlaku sloxf.
Pc dlouhsm hledxni pojed-
nou zvolal Pokorny: INA mou
dusi, tady je! To j. mdj r..
nec!" A po6al hned rance roz
|d9llvat! Str6znik no napomf.
NAL. BY tax rychle nejednal,
xe must zjistil, co ' ranci j..
"Hned v&m uk&xu, pane
strxxniku!" A vylovil asi kval
|tovou butelku se slovy: "No
tax 81 nahnSte, .pans str&xnfku
- zaslouxite ii toho!"
Strxxnik odmital 4 napo.
|minal PokornSho, aby zds ,
tim neparldoval, X by mohl
ipfijft do nesnSxi.
"Ale je to "Prachatickx"
|pobizel Pokorny.
Str<xnik postavil % n hro.
madu zavazadel 4 ''nahnul si'
kArdin<lsky.
"Jen ne do kapsy, jako nj
to udSlal ten ''voSmik" ' Nev.
Yorku > doutniky," napomi'
mad strSxnika Pokorny.
"Co budem ted dxlat ~
Tonik nam nejde7"
"A sotva PRIDE" fell strS.
xnik. 4
"A to by do toho musili vie
chni, kde1 je jaky!" xahromo'
val Pokorny.
"Mxte-i dobrou adresu, RI,
dill bych vSm, abyste wall dre
xlu = jeli tam, pax - van
vie vysvStli."
"Asi TAX" povzdychl Po'
korny.
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Olympicke Stadium Colombes Francie, 9. cervence.
Amerka svymi mohutnymi silky atheG nahromada dal
81 body mad svym nejbzsm staecnym souperem Fnskem
zaroveh vyrovnaa dnes 1ce Vekou Brtani sensacnm
turna dvou narodd olympicke vavfiny rychos kdyz
americky bezec Jackson " Schoz newyorsk6ho athletic
keho kubu zvezil 20Ometrovem behu Ia vekeho ia.
sotu Hvezdy Pruhy opetne byy vzyeny stozaru vz-
stvf.
Scholz rovn6z zvtezil mad svym krajanem c. w. Pad
dockem, byvalym olympickym champonem behu, kdezo
Harold Abrahams Cambridgeske university jenz zvez
ponde behu vzdalenost $50 metri, by posednim.
Daliho vitezstvi pro Amerku zska dnes Dan Kinsey
university 1nosske enz byl vezem behu pfekazkami
ma vzdaenos 10 metrd Jeho nejbzsim souperem by At
kinson Jizn Afriky.
Willie Ritoa "zelezny muz Fnska, docil dnes dalsi-
no rumfu kdyz byl prvnm behu vzdalenost 5000
trG, dostav c minutach 33 vernach Tyz ned9li
zvit9zi v behu vzdalenost 10000 metrI.
Az dosud Spojene Staty zvteziy sest zavodech, Fin
sko ctyrech Velka Britanie We dvou.
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Prvni zubni lsI<af v Tibetu :

Prvni zubni lsI<af v Tibetu -
Sc zapadni kulturou, kteri
stale vic a vice zdomacnuje "
hlavnim meste Dalajlamov6, "
zakazan6m m9st9 "Uhasse." -
vstoupili ma pddu tibetske me-
tropole nynni take prvnf zubni
l6kafi. Jak oznamuji anglickG
casopisy, usadili Sc We Lhasc
diva zubnf l6kafi. Indove po-
chazejicf 2 Nepalu, ktefi naby-
Ii lekafsk6ho vzd9lanf a diplo.
mu ma jedn6 anglo-indicke uni
versit6 q kten nynf hodlaif .
blaziti Tibet'any ddbrodinfm
modernfho l&kafstvi. Vnbec Ti-
bet dnes uz nenf tax uzavfe-
,nou zemf jako bya jest9 pred
desfti lety. Dokonce vyvine se
pry v zemi, kter& Sc stane Ct.
lem cestovateli a turistd. NY
nj lie dostati bez z&vady pasy
k Sestidennfmu pobytu v Tibe-
tu a mozno behetm t&to dolby ta-
k6 spatTiti velkou Cast teto "a.
jimave zeme. Turistk. kteff pax
cht9ii prvnf okusiti t&to sensa-
ce. nastupuif svoii cestu z Ka-
limpomgu v Beng&1sku, kter5 ie
vychodiske indo-tibetsk& OBJ
chodni cesty.
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'aci.a
'sProsim vas pane strSznilku
- nezn1te nSjaksho Antona
Hruhyho?" i.
"Je hezky . mlady" - do
loxila Mafenka.
Str<znik odpovsdSl zxpor-
No - nebydlel ' Is Sksti mSsta.
"NSco ja bych se rad optal,
pane str&xniku," pravil ddvsr:
Inc Pokorny. ''PfiSel jsem q
rance. Rad9j bych nevidxl de.
sitku! Nevite, kan by der,
,vzal?"
"tert v6m ho nevzal, tady
z6dni certi nejsou, my tn NJ
to 6elkdku nevxfime. Takhle
+, zlod4ji je tady dost. Ale ii ne
kradou rance, jen penize."
Ma tn poznimku po1al Po'
korny ohmat6vat kapsy . po'
jednou zbledl:
,.Tisfc later, a hromiil Pc
nize innS take n9kdo vyfouk!'
"a kolik 7n &Sxal a. sfrsx.
MIX
"Asi til zlatky, CO jsem mSl
jen TAX ma mimofidns vyd&.
nj"
Str8xnfk se usmil: ''Ty pc
nize W sotva dostanete, aid
po tom ranci se podivSme."
"Jeits stssti, xe jsem ten VI!
ii pakatel, CO name, nesnxl =
sebe - to ma mole lena IA
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|ROENfCI ZABITI KROUPAMl

Rim, 8. cervence. - Diva
rolnici byi ma miste zabiti vce
ra, kdyz "a hrozneho krupo-
biti obrovske kroupy, vlastn6
kusy ledu, prorazily jim leb-
ky. Zprava o tomto prazvl&st-
MIN prfbehu dosla sem z Mon
dovi, v Piedmontu.
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sTkvkA FILIPINskfCH voJkK0.

Manila, g. cervence Asi 100 muzd ze zdravotnich
sbord We dvanactem puku fpinskych domorodych voak
bude propueno suzby pro odepen konan svych povn
nostf mimo to devadesat muz ST. puku bude propuste
no poruseni discipny ponevadz odepre cvic Muzi
pozadova sejny plat bilym vojaky kdyz nebyo Jim w.
hov6no vys stavku Komise dewitt dIstojnki bude w.
setfovat jednotliv6 pfipady obou pucich.
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$PANELovE ozNAMuJ( dsPEcnY.

Madrid, g. cervence - Styk byl docien n9kolka spa
neskymi osamocenym posicemi pasmu nemz bojuje
Marokku die 1edni zprvy vydane dnes rano Potraviny
byy dodany voakim oblezenem mest6 Hocaos. Rovn9z
bezc sou styku vojskem Iona Verde kde die dfednf
zpravy "situace skyta nadej"
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StrSxnfk vy3el z nxdraxi,
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Slecna Tily zHstala. Ma PRIV.
Evening star., 1924-01-11
RESERVE OFFICERS MEET.
"Flashes In Action" World-War
Film, Exhibited.

More than 100 reserve officers at
tended the meeting OF the 320th In
fantry last night in the Graham build
Ing Col. Glendie B. Young, regimenI
tai commander, opened the regimen
tai meeting with a few remarks on
activities of the Reserve Corps
The Army moving picture film,
FLASHES of Action" was shown the
officers. In the photographing OF this
film duHng the world war several
photographers Of the Signal Corps
were killed.
The intricate plans for the general
mobilization of the Army of the
United States In September, 1924, were
told by Lieut.. Col. John Scott, the
executive officer of the regiment He
said that the. first warning message
would mean "M day" and the second
would signify the ID day The func-
tionine of the plans rs pertaining to
the 320th Infantry were especially
discussed.