davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-03-26
wJz-yew York (455 Meters).

pm.-Jeanette Schneider, pianist.
3:15 p.m--Grace Isabel Colbron,
Book Reviews"
$3.50 pm.-Thomas Dunn, baritone.
S:45 p.m-Marie Kimball, soprano.
pm-Women'S Wear.
4:05 p.m.-Thomas Dunn, baritone
4:20 p.m.-League of American Pen
Women; Faith Van Volkenberg Vi
las, original interpretations.
4:30 pm-Tea concert by the Hotel
Commodore Orchestra.
$50 p.m.-Prof. Herman n. Horne,
department of philosophy Of New
York University.
z p.m--"Adventures of Peter" story
by Florence Srpith Vincent.
1880 p.m--Dance program by Irving
Seller and his celebrated Cafe Boule-
ward Orchestra
7:45 pm-"rhe Progress OF the
World" Review of Reviews talk.
8 p.m-Dance program by Irving
Seller and his Cafe Boulevard Or
Chestra-
$40 p.m.-,Pubiio welfare city
official series. by Bird S. Coler.
S:45 p.n1-Samuel s. Aronoon, pf-
aniSt.
9 pm "weimar - Musical and
Literary" Vert Barnitz.
9:15 p.m--Samuel S. Aronson, pi-
anist.
$3.50 p.m.-New York Delta Upsilon
Glee Clubs; Anna Welch, harpist;
twenty-voice chorus.
1880 p.m.-Dance program by Emil
Coleman and his Trocadero Orches-
ira.
Evening star., 1924-03-26

WWJ-Dctroif. Mich. (5I7 MeterS,.
8 pm.-Musical program by the De-
troit News Orchestra.
$3.50 p.m--Weathe and market re-
ports.
$50 p.m.-Seiections by the Detroit
Eastern High School pupils; Wendell
Hall. tenor; Lenten speaker.
Evening star., 1924-03-26
wMU-Doubiedry-H Electric Com
pany f28I MeteFs).

4so to $50 p.m.-ALusical program
agriogramS.
Evening star., 1924-03-26
wDAP-Chicaso. III. tsso Met.r.,.
wMAa-Chicaso, HI Gas n.,.,

p.m.-Dinner concert.
IL p.m.-Dance program and popu
lar concert
Evening star., 1924-03-26
wLw-Cinci.nati, Ohio (sos Meters).

4 p.m.-Market reports.
5 p.m.-Program for Shut Ins'' by
the Wurlitzer Concert Company.
p.m.-Special program, E. kahn's
Sons, by the Lyric Minstrels and Es-
berger Orchestra; vocal and instru-
mental solos.
Evening star., 1924-03-26
WJAZ-Chicago. III. GAS Meters,.

| IL pm. to I am.-Oriole Orchestra;
vocal and instrumental solos.
a.m.-Special program for Mac
| MILAN Arctic expedition.
Evening star., 1924-03-26
wTAM-CIeveIand. Ohio (sso Meters,

"A"Ca1vcAAnus UNIV tow "eteEB)
p.m.-WTAM Symphony Orches-
! ira, assisted by Marguerite Quimby.
soprano; Alma Schirmer. pianist:
a d. Quimby. accompanist; Fred c.
Stutenburg, banjoist, and chanters
from Al Koran Shrine. Clarence j.
Sloan, soloist, and Brinley ]. Rich
ards, accompanist-
Evening star., 1924-03-26

wBAP - Fort Worth, Tex (476
MeteD)s
$3.50 to $3.50 pm.-Concert by the
Jackson family, French harp artists.
1880 to 11:45 p.m.-Concert by
George Freeman's Sooner Orchestra,
the Texas Hotel Orchestra
Evening star., 1924-03-26

3:15 p.m.-Piano recital by Dai
Buell.. from the Coplev Plaza Hotel.
6 p.m--Children's half hour.
$50 p.m--WEAC dinner dance, by
the Shepard Colonial Orchestra.
p.m.-Herma Menthe, concert
pianist.
Evening star., 1924-03-26
wIP-PhiIadeIphia. Pa. fsoe Meterxl

p.m.-Artist recital by Mildred
Pleming, :, soprano; Raymond L
Yeakel. pianist; Helen Massey Lock-
wood, whistler
6:05 p.m.-The st. James Hotel
Dinner Dance Orchestra.
6:45 p.m.-United States Depart
ment of Agriculture live stock and
produce market reports.
p.m.-Uncle Wip's bedtime stories
and roll call for the children.
Evening star., 1924-03-26
wHN-New York (sso Neter~,.

'~ <"0" 'hceer"s
S:45 to $50 p.ml-Songs; dance
music; piano solos
1880 to $3.50 p.m-Dance music
$3.50 to $3.50 pm--Union Of Ortho-
dox Jewish Congregations Of Amer.
lea services.
$3.50 to 1880 p.m-Popular songs:
dance music
Evening star., 1924-03-26

wHB-Kansas City, Mo. (411 Meters).
s p.m.-Special program by the
Women's Commercial Club of Kansas
/ City; musical program by the Sandy
! Sinclair Entertainers.
Evening star., 1924-03-26
WDAF-Ksnsas City, Mo. (ll1
MeteFs).

2 to p.m.-Music; lectures.
8 TO 10:15 p.m.-Glee Club concert
12:45 am to 2 a-m.-Coon-S
Orchestra.
Evening star., 1924-03-26
WGY-Schenectady. n. Y. (SSo
MeteY9N.

pm--Produce and stock market
quotations; news bulletins
$50 p.m--"Adventure Story" by
Youths Companion.
Silent night
Evening star., 1924-03-26

WOS-Je0erysn City, Mo. (4ll
Meters).
8 p.m.-Address, Forest Protection
Week and Afbor Day." by II. r..
Major.
9:20 p.m--Oid-tim 'Adddlin' pro-
gram by the Famous String Trio.
Evening star., 1924-03-26
wFT-PhfIndeIphi. (sss Meter,

p.m.-Program under the auspices
@f the Delaware County Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion, under direction of Mrs. c. Frank
HHaIisn Waltssohc a,Tist Th';r, ha ,mem "4oiman
pianist: Loretta Kerk, accompanist.
p.m.-''Sunny y. Jim, the kiddies'
pal" sr.
$50 p.m.--Meyer Davis Bellevue
Stratford Hotel Concert Orchestra.
Evening star., 1924-03-26
KsD-st. Lewis. No. (s4s Meter.,,

sos p.m.-Special music broadcast
direct from the downtown radio
show.
1880 p.m-Program OF Abergh's
Concert Ensemble, Arne Arnesen,
Statler.
10 p.m.-Studio program by Mrs,
Esmeralda Berry Mayes and Ethel
Knobeloch, violinists: Mrs. Carl J.
Luyties, pianist.
12 p.m.-Broadcasting direct from
Hotel Statler dance music played by
Rodemieh's Orchestra
Evening star., 1924-03-26

wBZ-SpFingneld, Mass. (a37 Meter }.
p.m.-Dinner concert by the wBZ
String Orchestra
pm.-Humorous program. En-
gineers Section of the Organized Re-
serves" Sixth of q series Of lectures
by Mai. Charles A. THUS OF the United
States Army.
7:3o pm-Bedtima 9akH 6oc the
Evening star., 1924-03-26

K STEIN, 1919 b street northeast,
makes the following inquiry:
II should like to know through
your radio column what station
broadcast an orchestral concert about
7:40 O'Clock Monday night? The last
piece ! heard was That Red-Headed
CAL I have q crystal set"
Evening star., 1924-03-26

wSB-AtIanta, Ca. (4c8 MeterSD.
11:45 p.m-Junior Chamber of Com
merce program.
Evening star., 1924-03-26

wOO--PhiIndeiphia, Pm. (509 Meters).
4:4s psm- Grand organ and
p.m--Sportx results and police
sSenortS. ..-------
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-17

dy do mich zasvGcena, jsem Ia
dostiv je zvsdst."
TAX poslouchej, ty mrzou-
tel" poGala Marta. "Jednou jsi
Sc vyjadfiL, ze kdyby byl To-
mix chudy, xe mu Mafenku rad
das Ia manzelku."
"To jsem fekl, ale on neni
chudy a proto marnS mluvis. 7"
Gale molina Re bude," fekla
Marta. "Jestli otec nepovoli,
opusti pry vse, zrekne Sc de-
dictvi a pfijede IA nami do te
svobodne Ameriky. Co pry mu
po statku, kdyby pry Sc musil
zfici Mafenky!"
"No - tohle by byla cd To.
nfka velika obst', a je to di-
kazem, Re to dsvce silene mi
luje. Ale proto pfec bych mu
takovy krok neradil. Prisel. by
jednou cas-, xe by toho prena-
hleni litoval. Laska je nSco
krasneho, vzneseneho, CO ne
da Sc ami perem vypsat, ale las
Ky Sc Glovsk nenaji! Sedi-i
diva milujici Sc u prSzdne mi-
sy, ia lSska brzy ochladne. Ne
bo pride nemoc, nedostatek a
pax nasleduji hadky, a tu O.
bycejns laska vybledne! - Ne
rikam, ze by to mohlo ; To-
nikem q Mafenkou pfijiti k ta-
kovym koncim, ale je to chou
lostivsjsi nez kdyz by 81 Cd
narozeni chudy wal chudou,
tu v kazdem pripadS jsou wy
Gitky vylouGeny." ''To nechme
vsechno P8nu Bohu!" po.
vzdechem pravila zena. v tom
vkroSila Mafenka do svStnice
a pfetrhla rodiSim nit jich
vazne rozmluvy.
fPOk Govani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-17

jde Sc mnou kolem," felkla mis-
trova a pozvedla svoji zastxr-
ku, by setfela size, kters Sc
il draly do o6i.
Il mne trapf ty same my
;lenky," pravil muz, "ale da-
vsfuji uplns nasi Marce, spo-
lsh6m ma jeff dobrs vychova-
nj q mravne pocestne jeji
chovani. A myslim, ze We SVEN
vsku vi dosti, ze ' b1chorku Q
capu jiz nevsfi a ze vi tsz, CO
znamena ztrata vsnecku; wis
co tim myslim, Mario. A mohu
S jistotou tvrdit, ze ona Sc nj.
echo nedopusti, CO by il mohlc
o cest, ten nejdrazsi poklad
oloupiti."
"No, d1 PAN BIh, ze nj bu
dem NIT brzy po starosti!" po
znamenala zvonikova. "Tonil
Hrubych je hodny hoch."
20 tom jiz nemluv!" roz
kfikl sc zvonik. "Proto Sc Wy
pravujem do Ameriky, aby
chom tomu ucinili konec, kdy;
Sc to jinak media zlomit."
Gale ml6, starousi, ty nejs
do vseho zasvecen, co Sc vsec
ko "kuje".
"Tak? Wy snad kujete pla
ny Ia mymi zady? Del pozor
Mario, abych vam pre-. ne ne
udslal caru! Snad chcete zpI
sobit jests vstii skandal? j
uz mann toho az po krk!"
"Nezlob Sc, Prokope! Toni
to mysli Mafenkou primns
Neupusti pry cd nj DEF Sc c
DEF! Otec hrozi mu vydsde
MIN, nezanecha-li takove ne
rovne zn6mosti. A ami to pr
ho neodstrasilo! Marenka sve
fila mi jeho zamery a plany.
"Ty plany jsou asi chytre!
zabrueel muz. .'Kdyz jsi te
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zalozila jsi strace hned do Fla.
bu? Ona jiz netrpSlivs ceka.
la, preslapovala a ohlizela Sc
. ma asi hlad."
"Neprinesla jsem MIC" re-
kla Mafka a size vstoupily il
do krasnych oci.
"Co Sc stalo :" vysko6il otec
cd stolu a matka patrila ma
dceru 8 Idivem.
s'Stalo sc nSco, co Sc mns
jestS dosud nepfihodilo."
A tn vyprsvsla Marenka, ze
nemohla zadnou tr&vu ma me.
zich sehnati, tudix zl1kalo j
nsco, aby vkroSila pres pri'
kop do knizeciho lesa, kde Y
pasece bylo hojnost travy, TAX
ze msla skoro jiz plnou nIsi
kdyz tu pojednou objevil se p
Strouhalek, myslivecky prakti'
kant. - "Ja v8m, maminko
zIstala, jako by do mne ci'
sta jasna uhodilo, tax ze jsen
&c mista nemohla hnouti!
fekla Marenka q sve krasne
slzami zakryts o6i obratils
vzhiru a obs ruce slozila ne
sva dmouci sc prsa tszce cd
dychujic, jako by pravs ter
strasny Iokamzik jests nyn
prozivala. Vyprsvsla dale:
Vzpamatovala jsem Sc a pr
sila jsem "a odpustsni, ze do
tyksm Sc ciziho majetku, ali
on misto CO by Sc zlobil, po
hlizel ma mne takovym div
nvm Ismevem. ze mne jest'
vice polekal, nebot' tusila jsem
Re usmsv ten neznamena pr
mne mic dobreho.
"Co jsem ts tax polekal
Mafenko ?" pravil lichotivs. =
"Coz vyhlizim TAX strasns
Pro mne vezmi 81 travy kohl
ii l;bo a pfijd' tfeba kazd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-17

den - ja tady budu ma tebe
cekat a jests ma tebe nGsi po-
mohu - -
''Ja vam, maminko, nemohla
slova promluvit ! trasla jsem
Sc jako osyka. Tu on polozil
najednou flintu na pafez = BIZ
Ill Sc ke mns rozpjatyma
rukama, jak by jestfab wh-
nouti Sc chtSl m svou obSt',
ma nevinnou holubiclu. Tu
hbits jsem proklouzla jeho
rukama a uhSnSla jsem jak Wy
plasena srna - i svou nisi
jsem tam nechala."
Rodi6ove byli jako u vytr-
zeni jejiho vypravovani. Mat
ka dobfe vsdsla, ze Mafenka
We SVEN vsku dobre chSpala,
jake nebezpe6i il hrozilo, a Y
duchu Mafku obdivovala, ze
odolala n8straze krasneho wy
;noreneho mladika. Nebyt do.
bre a ctnostnS vychov1na, bylo
by dobrodruxstvi jeji zcels
jinak dopadlo. Mnoh6 divks
kladla by 81 "a vyznamen6ni,
CO Marka 5 takovym strachem
o:klivosti odmitla.
"A coz nus? tazala sc mat.
ka. "Coz j tam Mechanic :"
ia pro nj nepijdu, kdyby
byla celia ze zlata! On bude
a.i Chat v lkrytu, zda Sc pro
nj vratim."
"Pijdu pro nisi sam!" fekl
zlostne otec. "a vezmu 5 sebou
potsh a prijde-li mne ten kluh
do cesty, tax no zmrskam, x
ho ami certova babicka nepo'
zna! Ma to knixe pan tech le'
zaki lese, a ia rikam, K
mladym divkam nehrozilo Ia
kove nebezpeci lesich, do
kud tyto byly obyvany jesti
dravou zvSfi!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-17

"Ale tito, del $; pozor a
neza6fnej 81 8 MIN niceho! Wis,
ze on ma flintu- copak je
tvIj pot3h proti takove zbra-
ni?" starostlivS varovala zena.
Go? ze ma flintu? Ts ia
Sc hrozns malo bojim! ia, W.
slouxily vojak - k smichu! !
Prusaci jich msli vic a nebal
jsem Sc jich! kdyz jsme Sc
" 66tem roce srazili, jak Sc Fl
k6, az ma nIz, ja zahodil svij
''kver" pohlavkoval jsem to
ma pravo, ma levo - ze Sc to
Vallejo jako kot'ata! A takove.
no floutka jako je ten Strouha.
lex, bych Sc bal? To uz bych
81 nezaslouzil tohohle "laku''
ze skopi6ku pro svou posilu,' .
a pfi tom kopl zlostns do ma.
DOLBY 5 vodou, We kters mace
kIzi. "kybys mne, Mario
radsji nerozcilovala!"
kdyz Mafenka opustila svs'
nici, by dohlsdla k hospodaf
stvi, a rodice zistali samotni
tn uvazovali, ze je pfec dobfe
xe Sc do ts Ameriky vystshuji
Mali pouze to jedins dits -
.voji milovanou Mafku, kite
rou Stvoritel obdafil neobycej
nou krasou a spanilosti, coz 81
il vsak mize stati osudnym
Pc krase kazdy Sc pachti. Zvli
Ste Ma hezkou chudou divk,
mali zalusk i mladici vys
sich kruhi. Krouzi okolo jak.
jestfab kolem holubi6ky, a;
Sc Jim podafi j uchvatiti. ia
ko pravs by sc bylo stalo Mar
ce.
"Kclik sch8zelo, by byla zn'
uctSna a pro cely zivot svi
ucinsna nest'astnou! Pfi pony
sleni tom stydne mi krev v Il
ZACH a zda Sc mi, ze cely svs
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ZDOnikODa dcerd.
z DypraU0Udnf naSf babicky. napsal
JAN JZROUSEK.
vysoko. W mnS to kov&f '
hospodS vy6etl. A mixeme my
:: KSnuje Starrm Cesktm Osodnfkim:- :

vysoko. W mnS to kov&f '
hospods vy6etl. A mazeme my
"a to? Nase MafkA tez nene-
Sc vinu, ona Tonika nesvedla,
ona mu nenadch&zela, on pry
il pri kterssi pfilezitosti vyznal
lSsku a ona nemsla dosti silly,
aby no odmitla. Nyni ponese
neblahe nasledky s nami. Mu-
sine Sc odtud vystShovat. Ale
toho Sc bojim, CO ona tomu
rekne."
"Co ona tomu fekne od-
vstila zena. "Ona bude spoko-
jena. ia jsem Sc j o tom jiz
zminila a ona rekla, ze kdyz
pojedem do Ameriky, tim lepe,
ze Tonik pride Ia nsmi a ze
bude konec vsemu protiven.
stvi Sc strany jeho rodicG."
"To jako by mi spadl kameu
Sc srdce, toho jsem Sc nejvie
bali" rekl mistr Pokorny, q
jaksi 5 lepsi chuti dojidal svou
bramborovou polevku.
"A kde je to dsvce tax dlou
hop" starostlivs tazal sc otec
"Prece Wis. ze sla casnS "a
rosy, aby nsco travy sehnals
pro kravu." odvstila zena.
v tom Mafka celia rozruse'
ma vstoupila do svstnice. Ger
vena jako z rama rozvita rIxe
Matce neuslo jeji roz6;leni. Tu'
s;la hned. Re Sc il nsco nemi'
leho prihodilo. "No, Marenko
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-17
"A CO rilks Mafka 2" OF

"A CO rika Mafka :" oval
se mux.
"Mafka?" rozpacich fekla
lena. "Vzala jsem j ohnedy
ma "paskal" a v;emozns jsem
j to vymlouvala, ale zda se
mns, ze ona ma Tonika rsda,
Gemuz se ami dost malo nedi-
vim! Tonik je hoch pomilov6-
nj hodny, je vzor muzske kra-
sy, pax se div dsvceti! Ona
neni prvni ami posledni, kters
jejim v3ku dopousti Sc neroz
vaznych einl, touzi jen po las.
ce - milovati a byti milova-
ma. A v prvnim navalu te vas.
ne rojednou jeji sny a touha
Sc .plni. Pride hoch, ktery tsS
hleda bytost, kterou by mohl
upfirpns milovati = 5 nj sc ts.
siti. Cha naleznou, po Gem tax
touzili a tn pfestSvi vseckc
'.~~zc- AMI. naopak, hned sli.
cne lasky - zadny pry
je, del Sc CO del, nerozdvoji!"
MAS pravdu, mils Mario,
vzdyt' jsme ten mlyn take pro.
;li," odpovSdsl mu. "Ale ten.
to pripad Tonika a Marky je
prilis nerozvazny.
Jejich laska je IplnS bez.
nadSjna, a nam to zp&sobilc
hrozne nesnaze. Hrubych BY
ma mas psi hlavu nastrSili q
celia yes nam zazlivs, ze pry
myslime 5 nasi Mafkou tuze
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JOS. Danihelka:
UBYTEK ZPEVNEHO PTAC-
IVA.

Dnes casio slysime cteme
@ tom, jak napadne ubyva pta-
ctva nejen u mas, ale v cizine.
PriSiny toho hledi vysvetliti po-
volani cinitele RUNE, ba mno-
hdy kazdy die sve methody.
TAX jedni broii proti pfilisne-
mu vybijeni zviiat ptactva.
at lovem iich, nebo vybira-
nim mlad'at a vajec. druzi pon
kazuii ma nepriznive pomery
We hnizdeni, ma nedostatek "a
konG ma ochranu ptactva a
pod. Maii pravdu jedni i dru-
ri, ale myslim re iiste zapo-
minaji ma jine vlivy, pasobici
neprizniv6 ma vyvoj zivocichtl
vHbec. Marine sc snazi vSechny
spoiky ma ochranu zvirat a pta
ctva prostudovati vse, co sc
z;.nikem druhG souvisi. a jsou
slaby proti lidske spolecnosti
hvrici a vyhledavaiici k zvySe-
nj sve krasy ozdoby zhotove.
ne 2 kizi nebo peri nasich o.
byvatel vzduchu. zeme vo-
dy. A MONA. re kdybycl,om
lr"hledli Sc po tech neivetsic;1
obhajcich "ochrany zvirat 6
ptactva" co spatrime? Jai
kraci. isouce zabaleny v l.oze
siny, klobouky iich zdobi pe
ri ptacich tel.
Tedy neien tyto poznatky--
Ii iine vlastni zkusenosti mn,
vedou k tomu, aby ponekud .
svetlil hlavni pricihy ubytk,
,pevneho ptactva u mas.
Il ,!ednou Mich Jest II ma
zmena krajiny. at kulturou u
med8lstvf. melioracni nebo pri
rlyslovou a technickou. Temits
zmenami vzalo "a sve mnoh.
J pfirozenych ,itulku hnizdist
nasich zpevacku. &
DneSni kulturni doba hled
lvyuzitkovat kazdou mez. po
rcstlinu, pahorek. reku an,
sahne j ma osamely silny, du
lt9 strom krovinu casio niko
mu neprekazejici. Kde ma po
tom ptactvo hledati ochran,
pred neprateli - kde hnizdi
Iii?
Zistane-li prece n9kde ne
jake krovi. les neb porostlin;
stava Sc utlplkem vsemu pta
, ctvu, byt' neodpovida cast,
. pozadavkIm toho neb onoh
. druhu. Tu sidli spolecne kos
drozd. penice, sykory,. slavic
a tn a tam pripojili Sc k mir
! Rit'uhyk, postolka nebo krepel
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ka s koroptvi, ukryii zde sva
vajicka pred slidicimi zraky
nepratel, vedle hnizda lelka,
bazanta. v sousedstvi chysky
'samotare jezka.
z lara ozyva sc tn cd rama
do noci hlahol tisica hlaskl.
Tu slysis piskani ikosa, tam ma
vetvi lprohani sc peposeda sy-
koraka kdesi kfovi owe sc
brlcivy HAS chrastala, vse
tax krasn6 a vabive mi po o.
koli. Jen blizi-li sc nepritel, na
hle rozhosti Sc dplny kid; a.
nj hlasku neslysiS, vsude pa
nu.ie posvatny kid, jak by pfi
roda Onemela.
Vzdyt' nezGstane casio use
treno ami toto posledni utociS-
te naSemu ptactvu. Bud lid
ska ruka sahne ma kus onoho
dreva. ably neprekazelo nekde
V poll, louce neb pastvine, jim
dy jsou to Ease nepratele ptac-
iva, navstevuiici ieho vajicka
i holat'ka mlad' alta, aby ochu-
tnali take neco lepSiho. Nej-
sou to ien dravci ptaci, i zvii'a-
ia. iako mlsna toulava kocka,
uskocna kolcava, kuna i tchof.
Ami nocni lovec St6tinaty iezek
pri nahodnem setkani t6mito
nasimi ptacky nepohrdne vajic
ky, ami mlad'aty. neb isou tyto
veci dobrou zmenou ieho il
delnim listku.
Take sam clov6k vztahne ru
ku ma vajicka nebo mlad alta,
caste pouhe svevole. Dospe-
lych Sc zmocni. bud pro kra-
sne peri, slouzici k ozdob6 e.
legantniho sveta. nebo pro
zp6v je vezni v malych kle-
cich.
TAX mizi nenahla, ale il
ste, cetne druhy ptactva, kdy.
81 II mas hoine rozsireneho a
hnizdiciho. Pamatuji Sc dobfe,
re pred 20 lety Y nasem kra-
il polabskem hnizdilo neko.
lik druhd ptactva, .jez dnes jen
o,iedinele "a tahu1se objevi.
Nejlepsim dokladem lbytku
ptactva nasledkem zmeny kul-
tury polni a dpravou meliorai
nj je slavik. V Polabi byvalo
velke mnozstvi t9chto 'virtu'
osd' zpevu, iich hnizdistem by
10 vrbove prouti podG labske'
no reciSte. Takova proutnict
byla iimi nejrad9ji vyhledav;
ra. Lee dnes, kdy tok Labt
byl dpravou zm4n9n, marni
bychom cekali "a jarnfch We
cerI ma nejake ..nocturno uni
sono" pri svitu mSsfce q hvezd
Polabske malebn6 proutnice
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l;stnate kroviny vzaly "a sve
mimi tez odstehoval sc mas
slavik. Jsou sice ieste mas
slavici, ale tech jc nepatrne
mnozstvi. Ia hnizdiste 81 Wy
brali smrkove porostliny, dosti
vzdalene Cd plvodnich sidel.
z nedostatku listnatych krovin
wall Ia vdek iehlicnatym poro
stem lesnim a prizpdsobili Sc
okoli, iak o tom svedci nedo-
statek vody v jich nejblizsim
Nokoli. Nemaji ma blizku ami
potncka nebo pramene vody.-
TAX zmira mas slavik.
Tez neposedneho modracka
hosta to dalekeho severn, kite
ry kazdorocne z jara jiz v bre
znu ozivoval kefe, obalene pr
vnimi pupeny, listky a kvety
liv kol Labe, marne bychom
dnes mas hledali. P6kny ten
to ptacek, velikosti rehka "a
hradniho, krasnym modrym
| hrdelkem. $ bilou nebo hnedou
skvrnou uprostred, jiz po 10 let
" Polabi Sc neukazal. z nedo-
statkn pfihodnych bydlist', W.
bral 81 asi jinou cestu k jar
nimu tahu re severn.
Stejny osud postihl v dutych
stromech i divokeho holuba,
ktery sidlil poneivice v t. Nv.
divokych vrbach, dubech, bu-
cich a osykach. Ones oiedine-
le prileti po znich " zafi) "a
tahu ma pastvu, sbirajice vydr-
Gene obili, bob, hrach a vikev.
/ A krasne Jest pozorovati tyto
"d6ti vzduchu' pri letu. TAX
odvazne a rychle m6ni svdj
sm6r a stavi ma obdiv sve ko-
vovs les'kle peri. v nebezpeci
nahle iris .jak strelhbite sc sne
Sc az k zemi a nahle cele hej
no We srazenem Siku vrha SIC
do zavratnych vysek necha
Sc unaSet nekam v lepsi, tissi
kraj. Najdeme jen malo kra-
Ij1 Cechach. kde jeste hni-
'zdi doupnak, u mas vice nehni-
zdi, nebot' vrb a osyk jest ne
patrny zbytek dutych dubd a
bukh vice neni.
Budeme-li takto pokracovati
/ budou pristi generace znati 2
dnesnich druhG ptactva, u mas
dosud hnfzdicfch, sotva polovi-
nu,
!. Jen cit, porozumenf pro pri-
rodu dokaze jeste vykonati vel
Ike dilo pro zachranu ptactva
Il HHrYE DAYEAyf 't
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ANDEL DOM4CNOSTI.

"A mimo to = az mns budes
chtit cinit vycitky. vyckas. az phi
tom nikdo nebude! Rozumis?"
ALE. zenusko. vzdyt' tu nikdo
neni!"
ALE ia jsem tu!'
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OPL4TKA.

''Je donna milostiva pani?"
Je. ale nafidi!a. abych fekla.
ze neni donna.
"Dobra tedy: m1zete j vyfi-
diti, ze mne velice tssilo. ze jsem
il nezastihl.
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and remedied with a charge of kero-
sene from grease gun and then q
charge of oil sprayed over it.
Detecting Air Leaks.
Air leaks can be detected by hiss
ing noise which will be loudest when
the engine idleS. Manifold leaks can
be stopped by tightening the studs
that hold it to the engine or inserting
new gaskets. Valve leaks call for
new guides.
Trouble in the breaker is suggested
by extreme variation in the perform
ance of the spark plugs. Get a COM
peteN mechanic to help you in this
event.
The outstanding advantage of iron
ing out the wrinkles shown in slow
driving is that the process frequently
leads to the discovery of other all
ments which should be remedied be-
fore f-rmanent damage is done to the
of the engine is due To uneven com
preston. This can be tested by
cranking the engine by hand with
ignition off and the pet cocks of all
cylinders open except that for the
one being tested.
Uneven compression in an old en-
Rlne is likely due to worn piston
rings or oval cylinders. In a newer
engine the trouble is more likely to
be due to carbOn-choked valves which
do not fully shut. The engine not
only performs badly under these con-
d:tionS and wastes power and fuel,
but burns and warps the valves them
selves.
A loose connection on the vacuum
tank will often cause a hesitation in
Slow running, and is a warning that
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ging brakes should not be considered
as a cause of uneven running, since to
overcome dragging the throttle would
he opened slightly wider, and any en-
gine will operate smoother the closer
the throttle is to the normal running
position.
Use Foot Brake.
Statesmen in demonstrating used
cars, the observant motorist will note,
frequently use the foot brake to bal
ance the engines power. thus elimi-
mating much of the jerking and
skipping.
Ii the engine Immediately starts to
skip and jerk there are several pos
through wrong adjustment of points
or broken porcelain, CD sticking
valves, CD air leaks around intake
manifold or valve guides and ()
breaker points out Of adjustment or
dirty. To make sure which of these
causes apply, always start with the
plugs They usually need cleaning
anyway, and it's a simple matter to
adjust their points to Il clearance
corresponding to the thickness of a
thin dime.
II this makes no difference in the
running of the engine, test the plugs
to see if they are firing properly. The
motorist should be careful not to
make the mistake of thinking that
because, he can make spark jump
from the terminal of IA plug to the
cylinder head by aeans of Il screw
driver that the respective plEE Is
satisfactory.
The sporting test is supposed 10
reveal the bad plug when cutting out
its respective cylinder makes no diff
ference in the running of the engine.
! Care should be taken, however, to see
that the plug suspected acts the same
at different engine speeds. The trou-
BILE may be back at the distributor or
breaker points.
BY removing the valve covers a
| sticking valve can be easily located