davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-22
PRO LUPICSTVf ODSOUZE-
MA zENA.

Porota Sesti zen a Sesti mu-
zu uznala 26letou Marii Ri
chovou, 2517 Montclair ave.,
vinnou z lupicstvi a byla W.
pomocnym soudcem Turnbau-
CHEM 2 Cambridge odsouzena
do ohioske polepsovny pro ze-
ny, odkud mIze byti "a dobre-
no chovani po roce propuste-
ma. Richova spolu s muzem A.
lexandrem Richem prepadla
dne II. unora, ozbrojena revol
verem, prodavacku 81. Almu
Nadlerovou v {. 2147 Broad
view rd. mezi tim, co manzel
'ieji divce sebral $43. Manzel
jeii Sc k vine primal a byl
soudcen McMahonem poslan
taktez do statnf polepsovny'
Odsouzeni manzele mali tri
ditky, jez byly dany do sirot-
cince.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-22
OBETf TRAFICNfCH NESTE.
STf PRlBYVA.

45leta pi. Marie Radtkeova,
3C19 Roanake ave. S. w. pre-
jeta a usmrcena automobilem
vcera vecer ma zap. 25. ul. a
Bridge ave. Ridic auta 18 le-
ty hoch zranenou zenu sice
dovezl do lutheranske nemoc-
nice, kde vsak byla jiz pomoc
marna. V kabelce nalezeny IL
sick nesl jmeno ]. A. Suther-
landa, jenz v usmrcene zene
zjistil vlastni meter. Zanecha-
va zde muze a ctyry jiz dospe-
le ditky. Mladik nest6sti zavi-
nivsi byl policii zadrzen. V au-
tn nachazely Sc jeste dive jine
osoby, tez syn majitele auta,
ktery dovolil, ably zmineny j.
noch zasedl k ridicimu kolu.
Radtkeova jest jiz letoSnf dva-
catou obeti traficnich neStesti.
Loni vykazovaly prislusne ra-
porty "a tutez dobu O dve u
smrcene osoby vice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-22
"cERTOVO KVfTKO - z
PROHIBIcNf ZAHRADKY".

u smirciho soudce v Bedfor-
du byl zamestnan Ben Woczok
jako prohibicni agent, ale byl
pro nepekne kousky mista to-
no zbaven. Tyto dny vessel do
domu ma vych. strane, kde il
ste mlade zene Ginil navrhy ia
kove, re tato byla, nucena pfi-
volati policii a dati nestydate-
no chlapa zatknouti Ia toto
vystoupeni jej odsoudil policej
nj soudce Moylan ma 80 dnf do
robotarny a k pokute $25 spo-
lu Gtratami a sice tento trest
must odpykati dvakrate, jed
nou jako re Sc dopustil zmi-
neneho dtoku a podruhe, ze je
podezrelou osobou. Vytecnik
ale jest hledan tez policii pitts
burskou pro opusteni vlastnich
nezletilych ditek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-22
oHR0MNY P0zAR 0BILNiho SkLADlSTE
SKODA DOSTUPUJE CTVRT MILLIONU
DOLLARU.

Ones kratce po pIlnoci bo-
jovali hasici snad re vSech Gle
veiandskych stanic proti po-
zaru velkeho dreveneho obil-
niho skladiste nalezejiciho
The Union Elevator Co.. ktere
Jest umisteno v {. 1892 Mer-
win ave-. skorem pod vysokym
mostem Detroit-Superior. Pla-
meny slehaly do vyse $50 stop
a daleko znatelna zare ohne
privabila tisice zvedavcu, KITE
ri obsadili most a navrsi ma
zapadni strane sousedni uli-
ce tax zvanych flats. Pozar
byl jednim nejvetsich "a po-
sledni dobu Sc udavsf. Hasici
S nasazenim vlastnich zivotu
mezi kymacejicimi Sc stenami
museli Sc omeziti jen ma loka-
lisovanf pozaru a zastavili je-
no postup do sousedstvi; ably
zabranili sireni Sc plamend, pro
ktere v celem sousesdstvi by
10 hojne horlavych latek. Mu-
III S hadicemi obsadili sousedni
stfechy a chrlili spousty vod
do budovy, jez Sc podobala je-
dine vyhni. Ohen vsak je sta
lie zapuzoval cd vlastniho ja-
dra pozaru, takze musel byti
vysilan jeden poplach "a dru-
hym. Cd reky zasahl v boi
pozarni clun George A. Wal
lace, jehoz Gerpadla mocne pfi
spela, ze ohen konecne odka-
Zan meze. Pozdeji sc pripo-
jill k zachrannym pracim i dru-
ny clun Farley. ODE plavid-
la priblizila Sc tesne az k po-
zafisti, ac hrozilo nebezpeci,
re Sc ma ne sesuji steny v jed
nom plamenu stojici budovy.
Zejmena posadka druheho clu
nu Sc vyznamenala neohroze-
nosti, j kdyz ma clunu praskla
parni trubka. Ze strany mesta
obsadili hasici cementovou bu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-22
ZKUSENOSTI zAzITE UcI
TELKOU We WARRENS-
VILLSKE. ROBOTARNE.

Pro ryehlou jfzdu auten by
la odsouzena soudcem Corlet-
tenn ma 5 dni do robotarny We
Warrensville ucitelka Detroit
Junior High skoly a sampion-
ka tennisove hry sl.Jana McGo
vernova. Vcera odpoledne jeff
trest vyprSel, byla v drednim
munduru, modrych kvitkova-
nych kalikovych satech prive-
dena do uradovny, kde vypra-
vela, re pojede rovnou domd k
rodicum v {. 1911 Decker av.
N. b., kde bude jeff prvni sta
rosti, by vydrancovala spizir-
nu, neb kuchyh v robotarne Sc
j nezamlouvala. Jinak 81 po-
byt dosti pochvaluje, mohla "a
dozoru matrony prijimati nav
stevy svych pfatel. Ia .vezne-
nj byla pfid6lena k svadlenam,
Ikde sila RUNE lozni pradlo.
Jen ia strava il hnetla, vse
bylo sice cist9 upraveno, ale
pfec jen prilis jednoduse, vo-
dove polevky, v nichz /jedna
fazole honila druhou, zadne
maslicko, jen nekdy kava. Ze
zabav v robotarn6 poznala jen
urcitych hodinach fonograf,
ma kterem spoustely chovanky
Jazz kousky, phi kterych sc ne
kdy ] daily do tance. "Inu, War
rensville je dosti dobrym mis-
TEN, pro ty, kdo tam patfi,
ale kdyz jsem - ia tam prec
jen nepatfila. Nejela jsem nj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-22

dovu spoleGnosti, kde setrvali,
kdyz Sc pozar prodral do
vnitr budovy. Druzi hasici
proudly vody Sc snazili tento
ohen utlumiti, ably zachraneni
byll statecni jejich soudruzi
ma stfese 4patrove budovy.
Hruzostrasny pohled Sc ie-
VII dlVakum ma moste, kdyz
Jeona zed' sc svalila do reky.
rozhoupajic nebezpecne ma
rozcefenych vlnach oba pozar-
nj ciuny. Velkou zavadou DO
stupu hasitskych praci byl hu-
sty cpavy dym a nesnesitelpe
norko. Vetsi nestesti zivotdm
lloskym ale hrozilo Cd dratd
elektrlckeho vedeni The Cle-
Veland Illuminating Co. a to-
'elonnl spolecnosti v padu pr,
lrzenl kabelu. Proto zffzenc;
ihned We vsech vedenich zasta
VIII proud. Ohen V nejvetsim
rozmachu trval 20 cele dive
hodlny. Prvnf poplach vyslal
nocnl hlidac, 65lety Robert
Barnes. The Union Elevator
co. postavila skladiste v r.
1869 bylo odhadnuto ma 1854
600 a mohlo pojmouti 25O.OOO
busld obili. Pojisteno bylo ma
Sl25.OOO. Shofelo cele j sc "a
sobami ovsa a kukurice. Sko-
da vcera ohnem natropena od-
hadovana jest ma $25O.OOO i
Sc skodou ma zavodnich budo-
vach sousednich.
Flats jsou mistem, kde Sc
odehravaly skorem vsechny vet
81 pozary V m6ste. ,Okoli jest
sidlem velkych ohrad Sc sta
vebnim drivim a byl by cas- ce-
lou tuto ctvrt' preloziti re
stfedu mesta Ma mista vzdale-
n6jsi, kde by ohrady jine
zavody stale neohrozovaly cele
vnitfni m6sto.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-22
OkRESNf SERIF A STRAVO.
VANf VEZNU.

Republikanska okresni Orga
nisace hodla ma statni konven-
ci strany Sc dovolavati uzako-
n6ni stravovani veznG a sice
tim zpusobem. ably odstranen
byl dosavadni zastaraly zpusob
die ktereho plyne vse, co Sc
ma veznich Ma jidle usetri, do
kapes serifa. Rozhodnuti toto
prekvapuje. ielikoz az dosud
Sc republikanska strana malo
starala 0 dnesni aferu, "a KITE
re byl Serif Stannard zalovan,
re ma ukor vezhG 81 ponechal
znacnejsi obnos, povstaly roz-
dilem co ma stravovani bral a
co uveznenym v pravd6 posky-
toval. Dosavadni ohiosky "a
kon pravi vyslovne, re okresni
komisari mohou okresnimu Sc
rifovi povolit cd AS do 75c ma
vydrzovani vezne vSe ostatni
zalezi ma vzajemne uzavre.
mem kontraktu.
X zvoleni ma ufad okresni
no Serifa jest jiz dnes OZname
no 13 kandidatG, mezi mimi
krajan byvaly bezpecnostn
reditel A. Z. Sprosty. Dosavat
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-22

sti p. Vlasaka ma Broadway.
Muzstvo hraje u ,nasleduji-
cim postaveni: Heider, Novot-
ny, Lukas, Sailer, Cajka, Court
ney. Mottl, Sima, Neubert, Fin
gerhut, Pavlovic. Nahr. Du-pi-
va.
Zapas meZi Olymrii a Am
herst A. C. byl odlozen pro
Spatny STAY hfiste Y Amherst.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-22

kterak rychle, ved6la jsem do
bre, re policista ma motorcyk-
la jede "a mnou a myslite, ze
bych ujizd6la, vedouc, re jest
mi patach?" vypravela pro-
pustena 'ttrestanka" nezbytne.
mu novinarskemu zpr2vodaji,
jenz 81 prisel pro interview.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-22

nj serif Stannard, jenz k zisku
povstalemu re stravovani vez-
nj Sc primal, nemGze byti jiz
volen, jelikoz zakon nedovolu-
ie, by jedna a tataz osoba v
tomto trade slouzila vice jak
dive obdobi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-22
% ~
KoPANA,'s

Prvni ligovy zapas Ce". Spor
tovniho Klubu bude sehran Ii
ira National Tube teamem v
Lorain. Hraci a obecenstvo W.
jedou v IL hod. dep. auty, KITE
re budou cekati pred mlstno-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-22
Podonkova touha.

-Zas uz takove tezke vZor-
ky ma ten cest'ak. Rad uvidlm,
jestli k nam jednou pfijede
taky cestujici S perrin!
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-07-18
Really Not Her Fault

A lady in great demand socially
was duly summoned as a witness In
some court proceedings. AS she failed
to appear a deputy marshal was sent
to act as escort. Then the judge ex-
planned to her that she was in con-
tempt of court and asked what she
had to say She was manifestly as
tonished at all this. Il meant no con-
tempt" stated she. Il would have
attended the trial gladly, only l had
a previous engagement"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-07-18
Williams Resigns Post

Washington.-United States At
torney Williams at San Francisco
has rendered his resignation. Attor-
ney General Stone has announced.
The resignation was recently called
for by Mr.. Stone because of =" negll-
gence and inefficiency." The attor-
ney general said it would be "acted
upon" at an early date. Mr.. Williams
has been here for several days dis
cussing his case with officials. 1t is
understood the formal acceptance of
the resignation will be made when
a successor is decided upon.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-07-18
AVIATOR VAUGHAN
SPANS CONT |NENT
BREAKFAST IN NEW YORK AND
is FLYERS ACHIEVEMENT
Utah Boy Travels From Coast to
Coast, Nearly Four Thousand
Miles Between Day Break
and End Of Day

San Misunderstanding high il
che sky above the Golden Gate before
making perfect landing on Criss,
field, Lieutenant Russell L. Maughar
Monday night brought to a wonder
full close his third attempt at span
ming the United States by airplane
within the limits of dawn and dusk
of the same day.
Lieutenant Vaughan left Mitchell
field, New York at 1859 a. M, and
arrived here at GAG p. m. 1t was
an epoch feat. Thousands of enthus-
iastic men, women and children thun-
dered cheer after cheer as the daring
airman slowly and tiredly descenS2s
from the cockpit of his sun-racins
plane.
"At last l accomplished what l set
out to do" Lieutenant Vaughan told
group of admiring newspapermen
and photographers who surrounded
him and congratulated him on his
seoric performance.
Conditions were nearly Ierfect all
the way across and with ,ut an ex-
csption, arrangements uSde before
hand for refueling and inspection of
my plane went tSS~sh without a
hitch"
Lieutenant Vaughan was tired out
physically, though supremely happy
at the success of his transcontinen-
tai flight.
Breakfast in New York and the
evening meal in San Francisco, near
ly 1000 miles away, on the same day.
This was the experience of Lieuten-
ant Russell Vaughan. From the Sta
tue of Liberty to the Golden Gate
within less than twenty-fou hours.
The significance of this feat can
hardly be grasped by the mind when
it is remembered that little over
seventy years ago the covered wagon
IF pioneer days took eleven months
20 do what the modern airplane ac-
from dawn to dusk
Lieutenant Vaughan experienced
great difficulty in landing. He cir
led around the field three times be-
ore making a successful landing.
Thousands of people roared mighty
heers as the plane gracefully came
o stop. The throng broke through
Gordon of guards and gave Lieuten-
mt Vaughan an overwhelming well c
ONE.
Lieut.. Vaughan descended from his $
lane and virtually forced his way {
trough an enthusiastic crowd TO the
building at Crisy field, t
here he reported to the commander {
/ charge. p
Lieut.. Vaughan made the flight h
ON the Nevada line to the Golden P
ate in less than one hour and TWEEN n
minutes. q
The landing field was brilliantly
animated by tour powerful search il
gifts, the beams of which were visi- 81
e for 200 miles. 4,
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-07-18
Missed Hole Takes Miners Eves

Park City, Utah.-Joseph Osteivich
will never see again and may never
walk again, except on crutches, and
Ralph Letter will see out of only one
aye as result of an explosion that
occurred Saturday in the Judge mine
of the Park City Mining and Smelling
company at Park City. Wrapped in
bandages to relieve their injuries the
two men are confined at tSs st.
Marks hospital to which they ,rere
taken from the Park City miners
hospital They drilled into a missed
hole.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-07-18
Longevity Recipe

The Cardinal de Soils, archbishop of
Seville, in Spain, was one hundred ten
years old when he died. He used to
tell his friends, when asked what
regimen he observed to enable him to
live to such q great age, by being old
when | was young, l am able to be
young when l am old. / led a. sober,
studious, contemplative, but not lazy
or sedentary life"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-07-18
Taking Them in Order

The elevator boy was green at the
Job. Two passengers, a man and
woman, got on at the street floor.
NINTH" said the latter once they were
fairly started. "Sixth," said the man.
The car sped by the sixth floor and
stopped at the ninth. On the way back
the man said: "Why in thunder didn't
you stop at the sixth floor? The sixth
Is lower than the ninth" II know
that" said the elevator boy, "but the
lady said Ninth first"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-07-18
Irrigated Land Entries Withdrawn

Wasllington,-The interior depart.
ment has suspended all homestead
and desert land entries on public
lands embraced in the $4,000 to 100.-
600 acres to be irrigated by the new
San Carlos dam ON the ella river in
Arizona. The action win relieve
settlers from making unnecessary ex-
penditures for water holes and canals
and Improvements after completion
Or the dam. They will be required
to bear proportionate share of its
cost.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-07-18
Get Knocks on Door

An English artist owns cat which
will not enter the house by the back
door. 1t always walks up to the front
door, which has a knocker at a con-
venient height, gives one or two
knocks and then waits for the door to
be opened If there is not an immedi-
ate answer it knocks again until it
gains admittanee.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-07-18
"Sfrot, Vote"

There is an old saying, "Straws
show which way the wind blows"
meaning that a small thing may in
dictate which way a larger event will
turn. A vote, therefore, entirely I'M
official and taken by an individual or
company, often shows which way an
official vote will go.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-07-18
Kings Uniucky Day

May is the anniversary of Charles
rs order restraining emigration from
England in 1888. On board boats
ready to sail were Oliver Cromwell and
John Hampden. To these two me1
Charles owed the loss of his life and
his kingdom.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-07-18

! A violent windstorm which reach.
ed a velocity of fifty-two miles an
hour, swept the southern section of
Omaha, unroofing buildings, leveling
light and telephone wires and wreck
ing number of houses. Several per-
sons were hurt. Property damage
was heavy There was some loss Of
livestock.
Many persons were reported in
jured at New York by an explosion of
undetermined origin on board the
British freighter Egremont Castle at
her dock in Brooklyn. Two alarms
of fire were sounded and half doz-
en- ambulances summoned.
II. II. Biglow, millionaire president
of Brown and Bigelow, st. Paul adj
vertising concern, was sentenced to
two years in Leavenworth peniten~
tiary and fined $4,000 in federal
court at st. Paul, Mimi, when he
pleaded guilty to attempting to de-
fraud the government of income tax
returns.
Andrew MELONS, secretary of the
treasury, and Arthur Sixsmith, his
secretary, have been subpoenaed to
appear at witnesses for the defense
in the trial of CASTOR Means and
Elmer Jarnecke, who are charged
with violation of the prohibition
laws.
Severe heat and humidity which
has prevailed througout more than
a dozen states and the District of |
Columbia during the week, has taken
a toll of forty-eight lives and caused
more than 100 prostrations according
to figures compiled by the United
Press at New York.
Utah was the third highest produc-
pr of copper in the United States
Turing 1923. Arizona was first and
Montana second.
Automobile production for the first
i've months OF 1924, as reported to
he directors meeting of the National
AutOInpbiit 'idIHbeT Oh Commerce III |
lew York is 1,742,S 1872. This figure
$ the best that has ever been re-
orded for the initial five months of {
ny year and is $4,000 above the total [
Or the similar period of 1923.
New York newspaper men and /,
yomen will play host to fellow
raftsmen from all over the land at
lie Democratic national convention. /.
General r. e. Wood retired for s
amy years an instructor at the West Z
ONT Military academy was found "
cad in the bathroom of his home
Westchester, Penn. Death was
lie to heart attack. General .
God saw service in the Indian wars. D
Charging that ''select ring" of @,
ashington line officers dominates q
e navy and assign themselves and a
cir friends to "all the military and n
cial plums' Representative Britten,
publican, Illinois, in letter to
esident Coolidge requested an in
Try into the merits of the recent w
emotion of six captains to the rank pc
rear admiral. GO
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-07-18
cunos Denies Report

Berlin, = Former Chancellor VIII
helm Cuno, in a statement TO the AS
ISOLATED Press has denied reports thai
he had been selected TO succeed Otto
Ludwig Weidfeldt as German ambas-
sador at Washington.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-07-18
FOREIGN

General James Hartzog, leader of
the victorious parties in the recent
elections in the Union of South
Africa, accepted the premiership of
South Africa, succeeding General Jan
Christian Smutz General Hertzog
has begun the formation of cabin
ct.
About S750,O0O,90O of private Jap
anese capital is invested in Manchur-
ia and Mongolia, according to sta
tistics published by the colonial af-
fairs bureau of the Japanese govern
ment. These figures do not in
clude the vast enterprises of the
South Manchurian Railway company,
in which the Japanese government
is the principle shareholder.
The British prime minister, Ram
sey Macdonald, and M. Herriot, the
French premier, have agreed provid-
ed there is no objection from the
)thcr allies, than an allied conferen-
e shall be held in London not later
than mid-July for the purpose of
definitely deciding on the procedure
o be adopted for putting the Dawes
'eport into execution.
An appeal, addressed to the zen
ire nation" not to modest Americans
low in Japan was published this
week over the signature of the Talk
.osha, or Great Forward society, in
even leading newspapers.
Ensign ]. Duncan, attached to the
'arship New York was decapitated
'hile standing on top of the train
hitch was taking him back to his
hip at Torquay, England. where the
nited States squadron is anchored.
Under threat that he would bonn
ard the city of Wannsien on the
angtze river in Szechwan province,
lie commander of the British gun
,at COckchafer compelled the high ]
Il military leaders there to walk (
the cemetery in full uniform be-
nd the caSket containing the body
Edwin c. Hawley, the American q
lied there by Chinese junkmen, and {
attend the burial services for him. c
Telephotograph by wireless will be
perfected by the time the next c.
esident of the United States is in s.
gurated that photographs of the o.
remony will be published in the b
It morning editions OF the Paris Il
wspapers, in the opinion of Ed b.
ard Belin, inventor of the apparatus ci
transmission Of pictures by radio D,
A terrific tornado, unprecedented te
the history of Belfast, struck the &C
Y, resulting in extensive damage. I'll
ny buildings were wrecked and a in
nber of persons injured. lie
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-07-18
Lonesome

Once upon time ! prayed that |
might be delivered from all my trou-
bles, but when my prayer was an
swered | was the lonesomest man In
the world; there was nobody to SYM
pathize with me l-Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-13

go de 10 cual comienzan a aumentar de nue.
vo.
Es Alpha Centauri la cause de todo este.
FL mutuO acercamiento de sus dos soles pro
vocan grandes disturbios en- la superficie in
capdeScente de nuestro sol, engendrando por
10 tanto esas manchas-esto es, ciclones de
fuego que arrOjan densas nubes de polvo las
cuales Sc interponen Ell la franca distribu-
ci0n Gle calOr solar hacia la terra.
Los soles gemelos de Alpha Centauri es-
tan, en- terminO medic la misma distancia
uno de otro Il. nuestro Sol Neptune. El Prof
Huntington asegura que ambos planetas es-
tan continuamente en- un eStado de increfble
perturbation Y, considerable que estan tan
relativamente cerca nuestro SiStema solar
es l0gico sup0ner que ejercen gran Influenza
sobre nuestrO Sol. Al acercarse uno al otro,
es natural que las perturbaciones armenian
enormemente-tanto que sean bastante qui-
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tan. 81 ahora ejercen Influenza en- las ac-
tividades de nuestro sol, seguramente que en-
aquel tempo la ejercieron con una efectivi-
dad inmensamente mayor
kHUCHOS geol6gos aseguran que duran
te los iltimos 100000 amos Sc han re-
gistrado cuatro perfodos glaciaes despues de
cada uno de los cuales venfa una epoca ca
lurosa de duraci6n extremadamente larga
durante la cual ell china de Ia terra Sc hacfa
tan uniforlne que muchas plantas, como ell
helecho, ell coral otras, pertenecientes n
los tr6picos florecfan tan al norte como en-
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des telescopes despuGs de lapse de siglos.
solo hace 2S000 amos cue los soles gemelos de Alpha
Centauri estuyieron mas que ahora
por diferenca de las dos parties
tual diStancia de donde hoy
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hecho de que la esfera solar Sc mueve sobre
su eie una vez mas cada veintisiete dfas
ETABLAAIOS de estrellas ''fijas' para di-
= ferencarlas de nuestros siete compa-
nerus planetarios que los antiques conocfan
Dor "estrellas errantes". los mllones de
estrellas "fijas" que vemos de noche alderman
do con sus lentejueleantes fulgores ell fir
nlamento, son otros tantos soles. Pero de MIN
gun modo estan fijos o estacionados; pOr
el contrario, Sc uneven en- el espacio con in
concebibles yclocidadeS, por 10 que sls rela
aunque estan tan -lejos de nosotros que es-
tos cambios solo son visibles para los gran
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zi, para provocar en- la superfieie incandes-
cente del Sol los grandes disturbios ciel6ni-
cos que, vistos trav6s del telescopio. seme-
jan grandes lnanchas obscuras de formas
irregulares.
el movimiento de estas Inanchas a ira
YES del brillante disco solar ha revelado el
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Groelandia.
t'u6 en- el 1ltinio periodic glacial GUAM
do los hombres, luchando contra las
condolences hostiles que lie rodeaban,
iniciaron Ssu ascenso del estado de bru-
tos hacia el estado actual de gente ci-
vilizada.
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Aunque ei periodo glacial ha tOcadO SUI fin, tOdavfa
eXisen los restOs de los gigantescos VensquerOs que
deR0sitan c0ntinuamente los mares del norte Su
carga de hiel0 EN- Orma de enormes tempanos los cua
les cOnstItuyen una amenaza de muerte para
las embarcaciOneS.