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The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26
JUNEAU FEELS ANOTHER
 EARTHQUAKE SHOCK

Juneau. Nov. 22, R)-A severe earthquake shook Juneau for hf- teen seconds at six-ffteen yesterday morning and awakened the major ity of the residents and moved many objects. Sitka reports the strongest shock recorded since Oct ober 1924.
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26
ALASKA WOLVERINE SENT
 TO WASHINGTON zoo

Cordova, Nov. g. P)-Five wolverine destined for the Wash ington, D. c. Zoo, are on their way to Seattle aboard the Steamer Al askan. Dr. W. H. Chase was the donor of the wolverine.
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26
TUESDAY tTEIEGRAPHlcl
HEARST PAPERS ACCUSE
 GALES INC1TING REVOLT

New York, Nov. 21, R-The Hearst newspapers in the eighth of . series of articles copyrighted by the Washington Herald says that Mexican money for propaganda and Russian red doctrine was spent by President Gales of Mexico. not only in his own country and Gen. tral America, but in China. as well. Early this year. the article says, Gales ordered fifty thousand dol lars transferred to Badilio, the Mex ican Minister to Russia for propa- ganda expenses in favor of Mexico in China" This was done, the ar ticle says. just as the Chinese Ma tionals were massing for a north- ward march on Shanghai which was inspired largely by Russian Soviet agents, who played on Chi nese patriotism and resentment az ainst the world powers. Calles is- sued another order in July 1925. the article says, directing that one hundred thousand dollars be trans ferred to Ba6ilio to be turned over to Citizen Basil Livitoff" whom Gales had designated as secret az ent of Mexico in Leningrad." Fac similes of the pur2orted orders from Gales for these payments ac- companied the article.
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26

he charges that Driscoll faxed sick ness So that Dempsey would have time to stump the state creating public sentiment for himself, and that the sinister shadow of Rick ard. Dempsey's spiritual advisor, might be cast over the court"
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26
SATURDAYS FOOTBALL SCORES

The outstanding football games last Saturday with their scores were as follows:
 California, 13, Stanford 6: Ore gon State z, Idaho 12; Southern California 27, Washington State O; Harvard 0, Yale 14.
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26
TANANA.RUBY MAIL CARRIER BADLY INJURED BY TEAM

Ruby. Nov. 22, R)-Jack Carey. the mail carrier from Panama to Ruby was today severely injured by falling under his sled carrying nine hundred pounds of mail when his eighteen dog team ran away. Carey was found an hour later in an unconscious condition by Little Joe, native trappe-. who took him to kokrines where the Ruby doctor attended him.
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26
BELGIAN GARNET RESIGNS

Brussels, Nov. g, [P-The cab inet, of whom Henry Jasper was the president, has resigned.
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Thanksgiving services will be held tomorrow morning at 11:OO O'clock. The right section of the church as you enter will be reserv- ed for white people. Rev. R. z. Newton will preach and his wife will bring . message in song. The choir will also render a selection.
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26
NoRTHLAND ARRIVES OAKLAND

Oakland. Calif.. Nov. 2s. R- The United States Coast Guard Cutter Northland arrived here yes terday after her four months maiden voyage in the North.
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26

Ruby. Nov. 22. R)-Shel Wettach left here Sunday for Fairbanks taking John Corning, a native, to serve year in the Federal Jail after his conviction for assault and battery
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26

Clifford Marwood, former pub
 isher of the Mccarthy News and lately employed as an auto truck driver for the Alaska Road Com mission. met with an untimely death on the Richardson Highway. While a short distance from Gull kama he slipped and fell out of the truck, was dragged a distance of about sixty feet and pinioned against an embankment. Harry Hoyt, another driver happened al ong shortly afterward and extricat- ed Marwood, who had been badly crushed and took him to Chitina.
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26
FOR S0URD0UeHS

H. P. King, ST. passed away in Phoenix Arizona. recently. He had reached an advanced age. MT. King went to Nome in 1899 and remained there for many years where he was engaged in the grocery business. In the early, days of the town he served as may or and member of the city coun- ell. Later Mir. King lived in Cor dova, where he had a store, and still later made his home in Val des. following the same line. h recent years he had lived in Ari- xona. MT. King was a man who easily won and held friends. He was of the solid, substantial type of citizen that is usually chosen on city councils. The news of the passing of this fine old sour dough came in message recently to his son, H. P. King, Jr.. who makes his home in Seattle. The son also pioneered with his fath- CT at Nome and Valdez.
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26

Cordova-With $1,00O of it's quota of $2.60O yet to be raised. the Chamber of Commerce will launch its final membership cam paign within few days. Efforts this year have exceeded all past records in the history of the local chamber, the membership having been raised from B late last year to more than one hundred at the present tfme.-Cordova Times.
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26

Erik Orn. employee Of the Fair banks Exploration Company a. Ridgetop, near Fairbanks, died recently. The cause of death was heart trouble.
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26

E. P. Walker, well known miner of the Moose creek section, was re- gently brought to Anchorage suf- fering from the loss of the thumb. of his left hand. The accident oc- cured when MT. Walker was cut ting wood at his home the handle of the axe deflecting the blow and severing the member between the first and second joints.
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26

Last rites for Mrs. Joseph Mo Cure, who died in St. JoserE's hospital at Fairbanks, were held from the Catholic Churc1 with the Rev. Fr. P. J. O'Reilly ofn- ciating. There were many beauti- full fioral offerings.
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26

The Home Power Company of Skagway, Charles Nye. president. has been granted a power develop ment for a small project on Skag- way river, 1t was announced re gently by District Forester B. F. Heintzleman. The proposed devel- opment is to augment the present power supply of the company which furnishes power to Skagway.
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26

Another oldtimer of the north land crossed the last divide at the Government hospital where Chris Anderson, well-known resident succumbed to stroke of paraf- ysis, which affected his left side He entered the hospital on Aug ust 29, having been found in his cabin in a helpless condition, and it was apparent at that time that he could not long survive. Ander- son was a carpenter. having work more in Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1927-11-26

Kenneth c. Kerr, founder of the Railway and Marine News, of Seattle, and later founder and publisher of Motor Transportation. died at his home in Seattle. ter minating a long illness. MT. Kerr was well known to. Alaskans liv- ing in the southern part of the Territory He was an authority on transportation problems.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-10-07

at beg your pardon, sir. wonder
If you could spare me now. I'm sup
posed to be in the dining room at this
hour"
Hell be back" said the doctor
grimly. "That map has been the focal
point of his life for a good many
years. He would run bigger risk
than he could possibly think lay in
breaking into this apartment, to get
it. He's on duty in the dining room
until twelve, and l imagine he'll stay
there, but as far as we're concerned.
it's only question of putting out our
lights and waiting"
Ashton nodded. "By the way" he
said, I'D like to see that map. 1t
must be something of a curiosity"
''If you'll come out to Oak Ridge
with me tomorrow" said the doctor,
I'll take pleasure in showing it to
you. There's nothing in the envelope.
1t was only necessary to make Will
kins think there was"
''But where's the envelope itself"
Ashton asked. didn't you say it was
here on the table? l don't see it."
The doctor whirled round as if some
thing had stung him. Never before,
think, in all the years have known
him had / seen him so completely
taken aback as he was at that mo-
ment.
1T must be somewhere" said I. 'It
was lying in plain sight when the doc
tor spoke to you about it."
But 1t was all in vain that we rum
mayed among the Uttered papers upon
the table top. The big manila en-
velope was gone.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-10-07

City Life Tending to Wipe Out Sex Lines

City life is rapidly making women
masculine and men feminine. contends
a writer in Liberty. male and fe-
male created He Them" the writer
points out, "but the cities have al.
tered His plan and more and more
are wiping out sex lines.
"The male and female work at the
same tasks" the writer explains, ride
the same subways, drive the same
cars, play the same games, see the
same shows. More and more, there
fore, they think the same thoughts
and have the same feelings.
.Man is as adaptable to his environ
ment as a chameleon is. The unsex.
ing of men and women through city
life is natural. City life softens men.
makes them shrink from discomforts,
Sandwiches their lives and thoughts.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-10-07

people to reckon with-himself and
you"
"Me" Ashton questioned.
"Yes, you and your incredulity. I
knew that If l concluded the examina-
ton there, that long before / could
make this demonstration to you, VIII
kins would have made good his es-
cape; and man like that, once he
got away, is cunning enough to be
hard to find. So wanted not only to
calm his fears, but to provide him with
a positive incentive for staying
around"
Ashton would have spoken, but at
that moment, with a suddenly up
raised hand, the doctor mOtioned him
to silence and to renewed attention.
l had had my eye upon the instru-
ment all the time the doctor had been
talking, and had seen that by now the
doctors questions concerning Harvey
had had the effect he wanted. Will
kins' pulse and respiration were back
almost to normal again.
"'-would ever take us very close
to old Henry Morgan with his maps
and his mysteries
The word map" caused a throb and
a flutter both in the tube and the
bulb, much as the word "New Zealand"
had done at the beginning of the ex-
animation. The recovery was imme-
diate. however, and during the silence
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-10-07

City life hardens women. The first
ride In a crowded subway train is
shock to the natural modesty Of a girl.
Cities are necessary in this COM
plicated modern world. The country
Is the great restorer. Our dandifed
clerks and office workers, restored to
the farm, quickly revert to shaving
every other day or once a week, wear
Ing old clothes, and stabbing across
the table with a fork. In war the
counter-jumpers begin to sing bass in
few months and revert to cave-man
tactics"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-10-07

which followed, the condition in the
tube and the bulb became more nearly
normal than it had been since the be-
ginning Of the examination.
At the end of the silence, the phono-
graph began reporting the doctors ap-
parently irrelevant aside to Ashton, in
which he had told him of the discov-
cry Of the one queer map which the
detectives had overlooked, a large
scale map which showed neither lati-
tude nor longitude. AS he began to
talk about 1t, both pulse and breath
ing, as the instrument revealed them,
began to tell another story, not a story
of terror this time, but Of excitement.
The pulse Quickened, but 1t grew
stronger, too, steadily stronger, and
steadily more rapid, until it was leap
ing like the heart Of a man who, in
the midst of battle, catches CLEAN
of victory. And the column of liquid
in the respiration tube rose clear to
the top of it, and then fell to the bot
tom. The man had been drawing great
long, steady breaths of triumph.
"'-and brought it here with me
this morning." the photograph was
saying in the Doctors voice, "'and
I'll show it to you directly If you care
to look at it,"
There was little silence after that,
and then, still from the megaphone Of
the instrument, there came another
voice, voice which it had not re-
corded before, the voice of Wilkins,
the polite. imperturbable, the obse-
quious.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-10-07
CHAPTER TX

For moment we stood gazing
blankly into each others faces, stupid
ly trying to realize, to the full, what
the disappearance Of that big, empty
manila envelope meant. Ashton was
the first to recover himself. He shot
quick question at me.
DO you remember, Phelps, whether
or not, when Wilkins spoke of the
ventilator being foul, you glanced
in the direction Of it,"
"Yes," admitted l did
your" questioned Ashton, turning
to the doctor.
"Oh, yes," said Doctor McAlister.
There's no fool like an old fool"
"Well. did, too" said Ashton, "and
that's when wilkins took the en-.
velope"
He pulled out his watch, frowned
at it, snapped it shut and put it back
into his pocket.
II didn't realize this demonstration
had taken so long" said he. "He's
had nearly an hour. He probably
ripped open the envelope the moment
he closed the door behind him, and,
finding it empty, would know, of
course, that the thing had been mere
ly trap to catch him."
"And it's my fault, Ashton" said the
doctor contritely. II was guilty of an
absurd piece Of oyer-confidence. l
knew he'd want the map, and no other
way Of his getting it occurred to me,
than that he should come back here
when he supposed we were all asleep,
and let himself in with pass key and
steal it."
But the man he spoke to was al
ready the other side Of the room,
standing before the telephone and
shaking up and down the little hook
which supports the receiver.
"Give me the dining room, please"
we heard him say. "The dining room?
This is Mr.. Ashton. I'd like to speak
with Wilkins"
1t was easy to guess the nature Of
the reply he got to that request, from
the question or two which he inter-
jected into it and from his attitude
as he turned away and hung up the
receiver.
''Lt's as thought. He's not been in
the dining room since he went off duty
after the dinner hour. They wondered
what had become of him, and sent
messenger up to his room In the
servants quarters. The messenger re-
ports the room locked and dark"
HE has an hours clear start" ex-
claimed the doctor, thanks to my STU
pidity."
'Well," said Ashton, 'he hasn't got
off yet, by any means. It's q straight
police case now, and I think they're
likely to get him-if not in this city.
at least before he can leave the coun-
try, which is undoubtedly what he will
try to do"
He turned back to the telephone and
called up police headquarters, at.
tempted to, rather, listened a mo-
ment to something that was being said
to him, and then turned away with a
very wry face.
"Well, our friend wilkins is play
ing in luck all right" he said. "The
local operator tells me that we have
no outside connection at all. Both the
telephone and the local station here
Of the Western Union are out of COM
mission on account of this COMPOUNDED
sleet."
(To BE coNTINuED.)
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-10-07
The First Language

Some suppose Hebrew to have been
spoken by Adam; others say that the
Hebrew, Chaldee and Arabic are only
dialects of the original tongue.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-10-07

ing the rediscount rate of the Chicago
Federal Reserve bank from to ga
per cent.
1t is understood that President Cool
idge and Secretary Mellon in choos-
ing Mr.. Young as member of the
board hope that the threatened attack
upon the federal reserve board in con-
gress during the coming winter will be
3averted
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08
ZDAR sLovENsKEHo DINA.

Siedmy Slovensky Den vydrziavany 80. juna Idora
parku, dokazal sa byt' najvacsim Slovenskym Dnom
youngstownskych okotych Slovakov, lebo dla vset-
kych dokazov, tax velkej navstevy neboo dosavad
zadnom predose usporiadanom. Mnohi zkdseni luda
hovori re ohorocnej slavnosti sucasno okoo 5000
ludi -. >
Boil to odusevnuJici pohlad Ma taki massu naroda.
Vsade zivo kazd kut velkdho parku zauaty. Kootoce
pine dem baseballove hrisko zapnene tanecna miest
most podobne. Ma tvarach ludi radostny vyraz.
Tato vel'ka navsteva dokazuje, ze Sovensky Den je
uz pevne zakorepenou ustapoyiznou medzi Slovakmi
Mahonng doline Co sa navstevy tyka nemozno uz vel
keho zlepsenia buddcnost ocakayat iba ked by sme
podobne slavnosti usporadovali nedelu aebo ked by
sme zaujali ne Slovakov dasieho okolia Ale hodne
zepsenia by zslo planovan menovite prevedeni
vyplanovaneho programu. Nesme Wac stat, ably
hajene programu bolo omeskane celi hodinu. Mlsme
sa naucit' poriadku presnosti vo vsetkom
Mravny zsk 20 Slovenskeho Dna bol vel'ky. Preu.
kdza SINE sa dostojne ako drzanm, tax al prevedenym
bodami programu. Krasne cvicby skolskych devcat :
Lalsingvillu cviGby K Sokolstva baseball hry to vse
tko nam sluzio ku cti. @.s IA
Pre- budici Slovensky Den by SINE navrhovali Wac
podobnych cviceni skolskych dietok. Kazda sovensk
skola okolia by naa spoocnom shromazdsk pre-
ukaza co zna Postupne Slovenskeho Da urobili by
SINE druhd Olympiadu. A neskodo by, keby obecen
stvo scastnovao tychto savnosti narodnych krojoch
ked by SINE tomu pridali sovensky spev vsetkc tu
nach spevokolov, po prpade slovensky tanec Sloven
sky Den by boil skutocnou narodnou slavnost ou.
Okresny Sbor Slovenskej Lgy, Sbory Ligy non
seruzene daej sovenske spolky ako duchovni nascl
farnosti vseci pracovnic cinovnci zaslzia pneho
mania cd sovenskej verejnosti zdar teo narodhe
slavnost. ~A<3t. tt1i'11xtE I ttl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08

sill. Povetrnostna iiradoven. de-
partmentu pol'nohospodarstva
prehlasuje, he hlavnou prekazkou
na uverenie predpovedi je ia, e
jedna predpoved' sa celkom prize
ci druhej a privadza tax l'udi,
vestiacm okom o'bdarenych, do
vel'mi neprljemnych rozpakov.
Vel'a Iudi veri, re pocasie da
sd celkom l'ahko predpovedat' na
zaklade poeasia niektorych, po-
dl'a ioh mienky vel'm doiczi:ych
dni. Talk na priklad sd poveda,
re pdGasie, axe name dina ]. ja-
nuara, udrzi sa cely mesiac, ze po
casie, AXE bolo 2. januara, pre-
vlada Iesiaci februari ackol :
vek predsa pocasie 2. januara uz
samo bolo urcene pocasim dIa /.
januara, a Re .pocasie 3. janua-
ra, tax iste u urcene pocasim dina
/. janltara, je ukazkou pocasia,
Jake budeme mat V mesiaci mar
ci. Tretiemu dnu v Mnuari pri-
pisuje sa okrem toho este al ia
vel 'ka zasluha, re urcuje pocasie
nasledujnclch deviatich tyHdnov
Ak dina 25. januara budeme mat
pekne pocasie, mozeme sa yraj
radovat' vNhliadkam, ze zvysok
rokt nam prinesie tax istc kras-
nu chviPu. Avsak bolo nam pred
sa prave povedane, zc prvy deil
roku urcuje pocasie celeho mcsia-
ca januara, ak teda mame prve-
no januara pekny cas-, mozeme ma
zaklade tyrdeni nasich znameni-
tyich vestcov ocakavat', as| bu-
deine mat krasne pocasNe. al dina
25. januara a v d6sledku toho al
cely rok. Bolo by to veru vel mi
pekne, keby sa tax iba jedon raz
prihodilo, ale vieme 20 zk1seno-
sti, ze tomu talk nikdy ME je.
Potom sa tiez poveda ze vraj
jaky bude den 81. novelnbra, ta-
ka vraj Ibude al nasledujlca III
ma. Ked' ma .prvy den roku ma
me pelsny cas-, lnaane mat al kra-
sne pocasie dina 25. januara 21.
novembra, ktory6to posletlny den
zass' uMsilje' 4pcasie .buddneho pr
vsho januhra Keby predpovede
tychto l'udi zakladaly sa ma pra
yde, mali by slae sa veru colnu
radovat', lebo mali by SINE nepre-
stajne to najkrajsie poeasie.
Pocasie 40 po sebes nasledujd-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08

plomaticky svet niekol 'kych hlav
nych miest, ziskaval priatel l'ov
spolocnej veci Slovakov a Cechov
tax vo Francii, ako V Amerike, Ma
Balkane V d 'alekom Rusku. Ma
81 bratia "a moron su st 'astnl, re
no videli my, ked' 81 no pripo-
mfname V dobe, v ktorej zahra-
niGna einnost' Slovakov stoji uz
napospol ia zaklade jednotneho
statu a na podklade cesko.
slovenskej jednoty, chceme mat
V jeho oosbnosti ujasnene tilzby
naSich lcgionarov, vsetkych bo.
jovnikov a splynutie tejto vset.
kej prace S rozvaznym upevnenim
ktore dosiahol mas aivot posled.
nom case. Iste re je to Stefanik
ktoreho Shiny duch posobil Wy.
zaduje pevnosti v tomot ustale
nj slovenskNch snah.
Nevideli SINE po prevrate zive'
ho Stefanika, nepoculi SINE jahe
posolstva, neznalne dosial' rozsall
jeho prac, ale predsa verine v 81
lu jeho ducha milujeme jeho
osobnost', ktorej popri vel'kych
l'udskych vlastnostiach Dol V o
ciste, dosiahnutej mimo lzkycl
ramcov nasho zivota a v sebao.
betovanf, slovensky program, nj
ctovanie S minulost 'ou pozia.
davky prcmeny. prcformovania
slovenskeho zivota, povahy, smy.
81 ania. V nastalom tichom ovzdu.
81 posobf slovensky duch Stefa-
nikov vzdor mnohenu rozvratu e.
Ste iplne jasne dozaduje sa IVY
senia nase jenergie. IT. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08
R1ADNA LETEcKA PRE1dAvKA PoNAD OCEAN

Minultho tyzdna savny namorny letuii, velite Byrd
troma spoocnik vydal sa vel kom etadle do Euro
py Bo to uz tretf let Anerkanov ponad Aanticky
an. Byrd ktory uz predtym presavil preletem Sc
yeej tocn vydal tto cestu ME voli preletenu
oceanu, co uz I'M pred MIN dokaza ale yoh tom, ably
prestndoval povetrnostne poery mad Atlantkom tax
dal zklad ustaenu riadne vzdusnej cesty pre- eta-
da. ByrdoH toto velkej miere podarilo. Poznal
rozlicn6 povetrne prndy rozlicnJch vyskach Cestu
lnal neobycajne bohat nepohodu Cez cey casu etu
ololietadlo burke vichri, dazdi hnlle dsok
cech 10 hodm nevidei zeme, AMI vody ba ami len OBJ
ldy nebeske -lietai stale obk1opujlcej ich hmle
tine Ic cesta do Parza nebola stastna, ebo pre- hnlu
neinohh tam sletiet' ale musel vratt moru, kde
aiste do ptke vod pi brehu tax 81 zachrani zivoty
enze ich let ma nesmerny vJznam pre- rozvoj vzducho
pavby IA vel dial ku bez zastania lebo dokazao,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08
RUSKU SA BLtzI ZMENA.

Tohto roku bolsevieku vladu Rusku stfhaju melody
jedna druhou. Diplomatcka porazka Cine pretrh:
nutie stykov Anglckom, zavrazdenie Rosengotza vo
Varsave teraz pretrhnutie stykev angickeho robon
ctva lskou uiou, konecne obnovenie teror Rlsku
j. hromadne vrazdenie nebolsevkov, dava tlst re Sc
Rusku chysta vel'ka
Obavame sd, ze ak zmena bude, bude krvava q
hrozna Prdu moc zivly krajne zpiatocnicke-calske
R,sko bude zas TAM kde bolo pred revoluciou. Druh
.diktatira" bude nasedova terajsu Slavianske Rus
ko zaszo 81 epsieho osudu Ale zlepsene nepride, do
kym r,sky narod e 86 percent negramotny Lebo len
nevedomm narodom mono robit to- co MIN robi la7
iedna raz druha hlstka extremistov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-08

cich dni zavisi vraj dajakym "a
hadnym sposobom ma pocasi v
den hromnic 2. februara. AvSak
len edon den nasim horlivym pro-
rokom nestaci. Preto ubdarili
tolmo zahadnou mocou este ME
koI 'ko dni, medzi ktorymi nacha-
DIANE den sv. Petra %. februa-
ra (ktoreho pocasic, al1o sme po-
Gull, bolo uH urcene dnom 2. ja-
nlara), masopustny utorok, smrt-
MI stredu, den sv. Medarda s. ju-
ma, den sv. Protasia 10. Jdna, den
3 julia, den sv. Swithna Is. JULIA
den sv. Bartolomeja "a. augu-
sta. Al povmhne skumanie tych-
to predpovedi ukaze dost' jasne,
ako sa tieto prieGia. keby vsak
tomu tax nebolo, boil by sme IA
plavovanl nekonecnylm dazd 'om,
takze zili by SINE takmer nepre-
stajne vo vode. Me je nam po-
tom dost jasne, preco obdobie ne
pretrhnuteho pocasia jedneho
druhu ma tax casio trvat 40 dnl,
ME menej ME Wac. Aida tn
sftKi ako priklad Noe. Okrem to-
no sn TIL este al kratsie obdobia
ktorych pocasic je urcovane po-
dobnym sp6sobom.
P0vetrnostna sluzba Spo. .le1l Nch
Statov vyvracia vsetlly podobne
prcdpovede, prehlaslljii, ze jedi
nym spoil 'ahIivym vodftkom ma
poznanie zmien pocasia mo6u az
da byt rekordy toho, co sa pri-
hodlo minillosti. Avsak al tie
to rekordy ukazujil obycajne
dost vel Ike kolisanie preto je
nesmyselne what 81 .ich IA pod
klad SvOjich predpOyedi.