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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-12-06
RESERVE
Goo late for last week.

- CIoo late for last week.
Mrs. Groskurth entertained 2
few ladies last Friday afternoon
at bridge. Mrs. Eidsness won the
first prize for high score and the
consolation prize went to Mrs,
Gibbons.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Cross en-
tertained number of friends on
sunday at one o'clock dinner.
Mrs. Gibbons entertained a few
guests last Thursday night. Whist
was played. Hans Larson won the
high prize and Peter Groslurth
was awarded the consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Larsen en-
tertained a few friends at a card
party last Saturday evening. A
mong those attending were Mr..
and Mrs: Ray Kallak, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christensen and Mr.. and Mrs
Gibbons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selmer Christian
son of Medicine Lake were visit
ors at the Gibbons home last Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olav Vik went TO
Williston Monday evening.
Messrs Oswald Anderson and
Pete Jensen left Monday for Min
W
Contractors constructing bridges
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Miles City-Casper Ry.
Project May Go Thru

Miles City, Mont, Dec. 3d.
(UP)-The long deferred compile
ton of the North and South rail
road from Miles City to Casper,
Wyo., is nearer reality today than
at any other time during the past
few years.
Since the railraod applied to the
Interstate commerce commission.
for permission to construct the
line. persistent rumors have been
heard here which have led ardent
supporters Of the project to be-
lieve that the railroad company is
making preparations to break
ground just as soon as the neces-
sary government permission is re-
ceived. The application is being
opposed by the Union Pacific and
Burlington lines on the ground
that existing facilities adequately
serve the affected territory.
One unconfirmed report received
here recently was 30 the effect that
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@unkNeWs
DALEVIEW
(Too late for last week.

(ToO late for last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cole and
j family and Fred Desonia were Wis.
!tlng relatives and friends at Plen.
tywood Saturday.
The basketball game held bor,
Saturday night, the 23rd. between
Redstone and Daleview was MOI
very well attended. The score was
TO Y IN favor of Redstone
There will be a basket social
dance held here December 7th
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Chafee ar
rived from Alkabo, N. d.. Sat1,r-
day and will make a short visit
with relatives. '
HargO Christensen of Alkabo. N
d., was visiting relatives nero
over the week end.
Ellis Hurst, who has been visit
ing relatives at Outlook, returned
20 his home here Monday
Messrs. Elmer Cole and lack
wagner were shopping at Redstone
Monday. 10 ''iie
Earl and Norman Chaffee of
Alkabo were visiting relatives
wednesday night and Thursday in
this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Cole and
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on the new state highway have
completed hauling bridge material
from town to the three bridges
being built and expect to finish
driving piling by the end of the
week.
Sundsted Brothers are loading
several cars of wheat this week.
All roads are reported as open
again after a couple of weeks tie
up from snow. A good rain on
Tuesday ngiht apparently cleaned
up the last of the snow and left
the roads pretty slippery.
James Randall is nursing a ra-
Their severe attack of the flu this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lund and children
plan to spend the holiday at Bow
bells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hansen
are spending Thanksgiving at Gre
nora.
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WESLEY
Goo late for last week.

(Too late for last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Crone O.
the north country were bushes.
callers in Westby Wednesday.
Mrs. George Null and little sol
arrived home from Ambrose hos.
pital Sunday.
c. Medtgard, shoemaker at Com
ertown, transacted business in
Westby Tuesday.
Richard Kreuger drove to Cros-
by Thursday.
Luther Hultgren came I'D from
Crosby Sunday. He was accompa-
MED by Harold and Albert Jepson,
who are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Iverson drove
to Ambrose Monday.
Peter Miller has resigned his
position as manager of the Farm
ers Store here. Mr.. Miller and
son George will open a hardware
and implement business at Column
bus, the first of the year. The
family will remain in Westby until
spring.
Ole Grytnes of Fortuna was seen
on our streets Friday.
Mrs. Emo arrived Wednesday
from Flaxton for a visit with her
daughter Mrs. Ed. Iverson.
Prof. and Mrs. Friesleben enter
tanned some of their friends last
Thursday evening.
A sister of Mrs. Ted Nordhagen
arrived from Wisconsin this week.
bringing the sad news that her
husband had died recently follow
ing an operation for appendicitis.
Mathilda Johnson has returned
to her home here after a few
weeks stay in Minot.
Farmers have been kept busv
ately dressing turkeys for the |
market.
A great amount of poultry has
'een shipped out from Westbv the |
asst two weeks.
The basket ball game at Aka |
70 Friday evening was called off |
N account of unfavorable weather
nd bad roads.
Hulda Sorenson of Hanks. N. D..
5 spending a few weeks with her
ather.
Mrs. Floyd Deal, who had an ODD
ration for gall stones at Ambrose
ospltal, returned home last week.
A sales manager has been at
,ork in B. Larsen's store for
bout a week arranging the stock
Or special sale. /,
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family were dinner guests at the
Jack Wagner home Thursday.
kussel Wigmore and Ben Har-
Ilngton of Redstone were visiting
friends in Daleview Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Chaffee and
family of Outlook were visitors at
the formers parents here Wednes-
day and Thursday.
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Rocky Mountain Power
Co. Waits Word to Go

Butte, Mont, Dec. 3.-(UP)-If
the federal power commission
grants the application of the Roc
ky Mountain Power company for
development of the Flathead River
power site, work will begin imme-
diately on the project which will
involve a total expenditure of
SlO,OOO,OO0, according to Dan Kel-
ly, attorney who represented the
power company at the recent hear
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A dance was held in the Marion
house last Saturday. A horse and
some turkeys were ratified off.
Mr.. and Mrs. ME Hoff are the
proud parents of baby boy born
to them on November 10. Sh!!!
The proud father is wearing a
smile that apparently, sill never
wear off.
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Jensen & Rasmussen have in
stalled a new radio.
Harris Hendrickson and GLADYS
Rongstead attended the dance at
Marrions last Saturday night.
Franklin Sorenson is a proud
uncle.
Miss Hale has been sick with a
bad cold.
Myrtis Gleason was a business
called at Jacksonville Sunday.
Willie Schaumkessel and Miss
Hale mOtored to Grenora last
week where they attended show.
Alfred Sorenson was a business
aller in Williston last week.
The Misses Deboise and Ella Pc
,erson and Erick Greenland motor
cd to Williston last week.
Martin Torgenson was bust
ness caller in Jacksonville last
week.
Henry LETTERING left FOR the
west coast last week for treatment
for rheumatism.
Miss Dolores Peterson, Emilius
Olson and Ella Peterson and Erik
Greenland motored TO Grenora last
week. They report the roads fair.
Olga and Erwin HENDERSON left
for North Dakota last week to Wis
it with relatives and friends.
c. R. Brock had the misfortune
nf getting stalled on the road with
a big load last Saturday.
Chester Eide was seen in Midi
zine Lake Monday.
Misses Dolores and Ella Peter
son visited with Mrs. A. w. Sor-
enson last week.
Mrs. Ted Bergeron, of Hanks,
visited with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Smith last Sunday.
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NiIC HidIIST OF the Estate of
CHARLES GLADUE, Deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
by the undersigned Louis Gladue
Administrator of the Estate of
Charles Gladue, deceased, to the
creditors of, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four
"a months after the first publica-
tlon of this notice, to said Admin
1strator at the law offices of How
ard M. Lewis, Esquire, at PLENTY
wood, Montana, the same being
the place for the transaction nf
the business of said estate in the
County of Sheridan.
Dated Nov. 30th, 1929.
LOUIS GLADUE.
Administrator of the Estate of
Charles Gladue, Deceased.
First pub, Dec. 6, 1929.
Last pub, Dec. 81, 1929.
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PETERSONVILLE

(ToO late for last week.
August Bentiner had the mis-
fortune of losing a finger last
week while leading some wild
horses behind the car.
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the railroad company had let q
tentative contract contingent nnon
receiving permission to build from
the interstate commerce commits
sion.
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E Jack a che

If functional Bladder Irritation
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or Itching Sensation, Backache or
Leg Pains, making you feel tired,
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ut doesn't bring quick Improvement,
and satisfy You completely. Try
Nystex today. Only Coo.
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MILLER'S PHARMACY n
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When your
Cry
for It

Castoria is a comfort when Rahv
is 1rettul. No sooner taken than the
little one is at ease. If restless a
lew drops soon bring contentment.
No harm done, for Castoria is ! hobw
remedy, meant for babies. PerfectIy
safe to give the youngest infant.
you have the doctors word for that
II Is vegetable product and YOU
couio use 1t every day. But it's in
an emergency that Castoria means
r mUst. Some night when constipation
n %Ist De reileved-or collie pains-or
other suffering, Never be without If.
some mothers keep an extra bottle
unopened, to make sure there will
Always be Castoria in the house IF
Is effective for older children too.
read the book that comes with it.
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ISL OILS (even though they excellent lubricants in
S eTngea INTO sluggish waxke condition which nre
h~ from flowing freely and quickly to the bearings
nx gus. recently science has produced DURA UBZERo
MotC Ois which remain fluid at belowzero and
provide the winter fabrication your car should have
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Friday. Decenb., (

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q gineer is also so'Ss ssl Nlhaeae.
p rI aTEslo ,I3. the ste iitfe'l aS, 3.
mission. ara by 4. /
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Stomach 1estFree

II poor diges ton makes Won suf-
Ter from gas, bloating, hearfb1rn
Sclc4Sy. or sick stomach. try fhe
Dictex Is Minute Test. AbsoIuteiv
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.iFe H'Testive aids, in pleasant tab-
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tiet 5i0fax from your DRUGGIST
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!. tne money-back guarantees if
u '~~ssAill Sise sto-raeh comfoyf in
: Fai15.utes, and soon help restore
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Miller's Pharmacy
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that's what your motor have If it is to serve Won
very long Lit oil does not circulate instantly and surely
over the hundreds of bearing parts of your motor
motor is quickly destroyed by friction 'O~
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the matter of the Estate o1
CHARLES GLADUE, Deceased
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16

canov s Horvatmi ma Shady Run.
Hillcrestcania a Warrencania by
mali vyhrat' l'ahko a potion tri
caty budn roviazane v zavodenf
pryenstvo druhej polovice. Spra-
yea Vansac postavf Ease Minnicka
nadhadzovat' a Rosy Brayera chy-
tat. Kto bude picerom Farrellca-
nov, ME je zname.
Warrencania tiez neriskuj1 a
zacnn hru S Havanasom Leslie
bude chytat'. Ma vysvetlenie pre-
tych, co nemajn znamost': tieto
hry sd hrami, ktore maly byt'
hrane pred mesiacom. Hra War
rencanov a Horvatov bola odvola-
ma pre- mokre hrisko a hra Hill
crestcanov s Farrellcanmi bola
pretrhnuta v siedmom iningu bit.
kou ma hrisku vo Farrell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16
Pise: Mike" Kornick, tai.
MADARI VYHRALI!

Mad 'ari vyhrali v nedelu po|
prehranf dvanastich jedno-za-dru-
hym hier a ich Wit azstvo zaiste
prekvapilo kazdeho. Cd ich prve-
ho Wit 'azstva sezone mad Hasel-
tonGanmi 6. maja - Mad 'ari pre-
hrali kazdn hru okrem poslednej
a bolo zaiste vitane Wit 'azstvo pre-
Mad 'arov. V nedel'u zavolali Joe
Checka nadhadzovat' a tento wy
soky picer nadhadzoval ako "a
davna a dovolil len diva 1dery az
do deviateho iningu, ked' Lazzerri
dostal dva-b bazovy 1der. Viacere
chyby jeho spoluhracov daily Che
cka do zleho polozenia; ale jeho
guraz a rychlost' umoznily Ma
d'arom vyhrat' 4 k1sR cd Farrell
canov. Farrelleania utratili ME-
kol'ko svojich najlepsfch hracov,
ktorf sa vidal baseball hry toho
leta k voli golfu, automobilovacke
a inym letnym sportom, co temer
rozbilo farrellsk1 catu. Ma nede-
Pu prinesd Farrellcania svoju ca
tn ma Oakland hrisko, kde budu
hrat' Hillcrestcanmi. Tato hra
je nahradnou "a til, ktora bola
rozbita pred asi mesiacom divak-
mi.
Vracaj1c sa k Mad'arom, chce-
me sa vyslovit', ze zasldzia po-
chvaly "a lch spoludrzanie ich
ciste sportmanstvo. V nedePu hra-
Ii ako vel'ki ligosi dl'a nasej
mienky, mic ich nemohlo zasta-
Wit. Zupko Ted Katula udreli
po tri razy.
Lansingville IA, Horvati 3.
VySe tislc Pudf divalo sa ne
del'u na hru Lansingvillcanov
Horvatov na Shady Run hrisku.
Tolo bola posledna hra Lansing
villcanov lige toho roku a preto
udierali Go i'm Kratofil, Regen
Farrar ponlkali, pos celom hrisku,
dostanuc .strnast'I bazovychf nde-
rov zahrnujiic home runs, ktore
dostali Colepetro, Motosko a
Foxy. Bolo to zas jedno | l'ahke vi
t t'azstvo pre- Lansingvillcanov.
Horvati So pripravili ma boj, svo-
lali kazdeho podpisaneho hraca,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16

expedicii je snaha, zistit' prfcinu
zemskeho magnetismu, lebo az
dosiaP je zahodou, z coho vzkrsa
zaporny naboj zeme.
Vieme, ze Antarkticky kraj ma
vel'ky vplyv na povetrnostne. po-
merry celej juznej pologule. Ddfa
sa, ze ucenci objasnia tento vplyv
svojimi novymi objavmi.
Byrdova expedicia neminula sa
bez roznych nehod. Jedna W.
skumnych skupfn zabludila ma
novo objavenom 1zemi, ktor6 bo-
10 pomenovane Rockefeller Noun
tains, bola dlhsi cas- nezvestna.
Druheho februara ulomil sa kus
l'adovca blizo miesta, kde staly
lode, a dvaja muzi spadli do vody.
Commander Byrd, ktory prave
vtedy sa nachadzal ma jednej z
lodi, pocul tresk l'adu, vybehol ma
palubu vrhol sa okamzite do
vody, ably prispel obidvom mu,
zom.
Vypravu inspiruje nielen TUBA
po zisteni novych vedeckych fakt
ale al TUBA pc dobrodruzstvf a
aida este vacSou mierou patrio.
tizmus. Antarkticke kraje s1 je.
dinym dosial' neprebadanym Il.
zem1m. Pred odjazdom expedicie
Commander Byrd hovoril O ODE.
tiach, ktore vsetci muzia exped1.
Gle sd ochotni priniest', len aby
mas prapor mohol previevat' a.
ponad juznym p6lom tax, ako u
previeva ponad severnym''.
Roclte obdoobla ma JuzneJ polo
gull ST opaene proti obdobiam ns
pologuli severnej. Ked' my name
leto, nasa severna pologul'a je
naklonena smerom k slncu tyn
sa nam dostava vsetkej blahodar
nosti slneGnych paprSlekov. Ked
u mas panuje zima, zem sa nakla
ia tax, ze nasa pologuPa Sc cd
klana od slnca, zatial' co juzna So
k nemu priklana, tax re ked' my
name zimu, juzna pologuPa MI
svoje leto. AZ by budeme mat ia
sen, jar sa vrati ia juznu pologu
l'u a potom Byrdova expedlci'
dokonci svoje vyskumne prac'
tax sl'ubne zapocate.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16

ably Lansingvilleanom zavdali a.
spon jednu porazku, ale nemohli.
strichek nadhadzoval "a sest' in
ingov a jemu patri kredit "a vi
t'azstvo. Ked bolo po hre a diva
ci sa rozchadzali domov, inom
nehovorili iba o hre. Kto tam ne
Dol, moze banovat'. Lansingvill-
cania dostali Il obehov ma vyhru
IA ku 3.
Hillcrests ID, Haselton 9.
HiIlcrestcania oslavili Joe Bra
yerov den vit'azstvom Is ku 9 mad
mocnou catou haseltonskych So
kolov, ma LOTUS hrisku, sk6rujuc
sedem obehov osmom iningu.
Bola to divoka hra a Sokoli sa
tuho bill a wee vyzerala cierno pre-
Vansaca a jeho Hillcrestcanov.
Ia sest' iningov sk6r bol 6 ku 6.
Potom Mike Seman ztratil kon-
trolu mad lobdou a bol rychle Wy
vedeny boxi. Frelich zaujal jeho
miesto Frelich boil dotknuty o
diva 1dery a diva obehy v sled
MON, ale ten ,osmy Dol kom6dia.
Ked' Frelich vybil Minnicka, ma
sledovaE dvaja Brayerovci: Joe a
Rosy a zacali bit e. Potom Pecca-
ra, Suba a Vansack netrafili lob
du Hillcrestcania stale stuchali
do Frelicha, kym nenakopili Sc
dem obehov do konca iningu. Ro-
sy Brayer, Yurak, Mikula Pee
caro- boli najlepsi udernici. Toto
Wit 'azstvo udrzalo Hillcrestcanov
"a patami Lansingvillcanov tes-
nom tri-uhlovom boji campio-
nat. 49,
Warren 13, Struthers 7.
Co je so Strutherscanmi? Co
sd mimi stale? Ako znate, Stru-
therscania utiekli campionstvom
prvej polovice, vyhrajnc vset-
kych sedem hier, a teraz, dru-
hej polovici, vyhrali len dive, tre-
thu dostali ma "forfeit". Je zaha-
dou, preco Strut therscania tax po-
chodili. V nedel'u, PRIV nez bolo
po tret'om iningu, Warrencania
mali osem skorov ked' prisiel
piaty ining, Rip Repaskey bol
odvedeny ma prave pole a Kraj.
max nadhadzoval. Ale on nemohol
zastavit' Thomas Steelers Peter
Sekerak, brat spravcu Jana, bol
poslany zastavit' vlnu. sAckol 'vel
Strutherseaniak kbili od Havanasa
neblll od nehos pravom case
Mickler uaref home run ponat
prave pole. BoI to najdlhsi zabit
aky boil kedy V Struthers videny
, Toto bolo stvrt6 Havanasovo vi
t'azstvo. Tosti a John Swipas vie
dli utok Warrencanov. kazdv
troma udermi. Warrencania su
lige Ia druhom mieste spolu
Hillcrestcanmi
; Len dive thry v nedel'u.
, Hry lfgy skoncily sa nedel u
ale milovnici baseballu majn est
prilezitost' videt' dive hry ma ne
del'u Farrellcanov Hillcrestca
nov ma Oakland hrisku a Warren
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-16
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=
Floyd Bennett ma cest' odyazne-
no Byrdovho spolocnika pri lete
k severnej tocne; Bennett neskor-
Sic zomrel na yapalenie pl l'uc, kto-
re 81 zaprieinil nadl 'udskym napf-
nanim sill v snahe zachranit' ne
meckych oceanskych let1nov,
ktori zaviaznuli s poskodenym
motorom severnych krajoch.
Troch malych lietadiel 'bude zoso-
hovano ma intestine vyskumy.
Expedicia vezie so sebou tiez
devatasedemdesiat eskymackych
psov, ktorych bude pouzito ako
t'aznvch t zvierat.
Domky, 10 ktorych vyrostla
Little America, boly skonstruova-
ne tejto krajine $ osobitym ere
tel'om ma zimu, v ktorej i'm bude
treba vykonavat' dobre sluzby.
Tieto domcoky boly dopravene v
niekolkych ciastkach, ktore iba
ma mieste boly sostavene celok.
Radio expedicie je najlepsim
pristrojom svojho druhu. Ostatne
zpravy rozosielaj1 sa MIN do cele-
no sveta. TAX iste al radio v aero
plane bolo tax zdokonalene, ze le-
tuni m0zu skutocne komunikovat'
celym svetom nehl 'adiac ma hr-
mot motoru.
PRIV kym bude podujaty let cez
juzn1 tocnu, bud1 ucinene vsetky
bezpecnostne opatrenia. Aeroplan
povezie mimo badatel a nutnych
pristrojov al niekol 'ko psov ma
le sane.
Sir Hubert Wilkins, ktory We
die inn, samostatnn expediciu do
antarktickych krajov, dufa tax
iste preletet' juzn1 tocnu, len co
nastane jar. Sir Wilkins poletf
opacnym smerom ako Byrd, a
mono cakat', ze po svojom prele-
te pristane v tabore Byrdovom.e
Antarkticke kraje su najneprf-
stupnejsou krajinou sveta. Cele
vrchy Fadu, casio Stroke niekoP-
ko mil', obl'deujd pevninu, ktora
je zal 'ahnuta l'adoyou stenou az
25O sdchov vysokou. Tato stena,
ktora je schodna iba ma -niekol 'ko
malo mestach, je vlastne veliciz-
nym padovcom, ktory zasahuje az
d'aleko do mora. Kusy tohoto
| l'adovca sa zavse utrhn1 tvoris
potion l'adove kryhy, casto ME
kol'ko MIL dlhe, ktor6 s1 potion
charakteristickym znakom an
tarktickych v6d.
| Tuleni niekol'ko druhov VITA
ce prebyva ma pobrezi niektort
mesiace. Ma pevnine samotne.
nieto vsak po ziadnom zivote an
stopy. Toto cinf cestovanie v an
tarktickych krajoch ovela t'azsim
pri porovnani S cestovanim v kra
joch arktickych, kde zije I'VE
riny. ma dostae.
V antarktickych krajoch jt
najnizsia teplota .celeho syeta
Snahove b1rky s1 tam vsednym
zjavom a najpokojnejsie poeasit
sa casto pocas p1hych dvoch mi
nut meni vo vetrnti b1rku, vie
from fujucim rychlost 'ou az sty
ridsat' mil "a hodinu.
| Juzna tocna je ma vyvysenine
! 10000 suchov vysokej. Toto znae
ne znesnadnuje prelet cez tocnu
| lebo vzdueh je v takejeto vyskt
ovela redsi, ako ma jaky s1 nase
/ dychacie organy prisposobene.
/ Ackol'vek uz mnoho badate
/ Pov navstivilo antarkticke kraie
len maly diel pevniny Dol dotera;
| presk1many. Niektori z badate
Pov, ktori obohatili nase vedo
mosti tamojsich krajoch, su
Cook, ktory tam podujal cestu TO
: ku 1774, admiral Wilkes manor
nictva americkeho, ktory prvy
obajvil antarkticku pevninu rok,
1910, Nor Borchgrevink, vodca al
klickej expedicie, ktora v antark
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New Britain herald., 1929-09-27
Austrian Chancellor
 To Suppress RiOting 2

London. Sept. 27 Np)-Johann schoher. the new Austrian chancel- Tor, demonstrated his intention 10 rule with strong hand by taking immediate steps 10 prevent Fascist and Socialist disorders. the Vienna correspondent Of the Daily MalI Tc- ported today.
 Foresceing the possibility Of clash- es when the Fascsts of the Helm Nchr and the Socialists hold thcjr scheduled demonstrations on Sum day. Schobor. according 10 'ho i"ily Mail correspondent, had the anthori- ties suspend military furIoughs and ordered troops to he held in roadi- ness for imntediate transportation 0 vital points.