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The Western news., 1938-11-10
Election Dance a Success

The election dance, held Tuesday
evening at the Moose hall and spon-
sored by the Commercial Club was
very much of success.
A large crowd was in attendance
Inc election returns came in unus.
ually well and provided the dancers
with an accurate account of the de-
tailed election returns
The Western news., 1938-11-10
Church, of God.

10 a. m. Sunday School,
II o'clock morning worship.
7 p. m. young peoples meeting.
o'clock evening services.
p. m. Wednesday evening, mid
week prayer meeting.
w. w. De BOLT, Pastor.
The Western news., 1938-11-10
St. Joseph's Catholic Church.

Sunday Masses 3 and 10 a. m.
Baptism after 10 a. m. Mass. Sum
day School after 10 o'clock Mass.
Confessions Saturday evening
at 7:30.
The Western news., 1938-11-10
THANK YOU.

| wish to thank all voters who
supported me in the primary and
general elections. Your help is
greatly appreciated
ELDON SCHUCK.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24

And Tom had said: ~why-why
that's fine, Katharine. Sylvia said there
ought TO be another woman along"
So they we're all below now, Tom
having decided that the party would
eat In the harbor, get settled down and
sail around midnight, reaching Guilty
Hunk early IN the morning for the
swordfishing.
There was no turning back now.
There was only the turning over OF
her heart as Tom doomed up before her
in the door from the galley into the
main cabin.
"H. Katharinel" he said. what
took you so long? I've made new kind
OF curryl"
he wore dungarees and a black shirt
he wouldn't ever put IN the laundry
and he filled the little door into the
galley She loved the way his dark
eyebrows splattered over the bridge Of
his straight fine. rather cruel nose,
and his voice amused her because 1t
was aloof and Bostonian no matter
how big and messy he looked.
But 1t still gave her little stab that
he always called her Katharine instead
Of Kit. and II was typical that he would
say, What took you so long2" and
then not wait 10 hear, since what he
had been doing was always more im-
portant to him. Those were little,
familiar stabs, however, forgotten now
as she saw Sylvia putting plates on
the table for Toms curry as sacredly
as If she were fulfilling some holy
mission
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24

But now It was either a question Of
dragging them out or losing Tom al
together. She had been sure of that
since two days ago, when she had come
down to Bodfish's boatyard In the
morning without warning Tom before
hand, because of the things Daise
Potter had thought she ought TO know
that the whole Bay was talking about.
She had laughed at Daise. She
hadn't laughed as she stood on the
wharf and stared at Toms dinghy still
tied to one of the posts, while out In
the harbor Sylvia's little sloop floated
at the side Of the Sea Urchin, where
Tom had presumably gone to work on
the engine at nine, and it was then
eleven.
Which meant that he couldn't have
been out there first with Sylvia joining
him later in that casual sailing past
manner in which It had all started.
Because there was the dinghy, mutely
signifying at its most favorable that
Tom had left his wife after breakfast,
gone at once to Syivias In his car and
taken her down to the harbor, where
they must have sailed out together to
the Sea Urchin in Sylvia3s sloop and
stayed there for two hours.
And how much longer, Kit had not
known; driving home at once with her
hands shaking so she could hardly hold
the wheel Of the car, and waiting until
evening when Tom had finally ap-
peared with Ape Monks and announced
that he was going to invite Sylvia on
his swordfishing cruise because she'd
helped so around the ship. Tom, who |
had never asked a girl on any Of his
weekend cruises before.
She had thought fast before she
said that she'd come too. She wasn't /
good on small boats and Tom always 1
said it was because she didn't want to !
be. SeasIckness, he maintained, was
only mental. Since It was only mental, I
she had sweetly told him, she felt like
giving 1t another try.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24

her cello into another room to finish
her sonata in peace. But, Of course,
Sylvia hadn't lugged her cello aboard
the Sea Urchin with her on those morn
ing visits, and what Tom didn't see
didn't bother him.
But it viii. big boy, it win. Kit prom
Used that carefree mingllng Of voices
from the gallery, feeling suddenly
stronger in q rush Of anger 70 hear
them having such a good time while
she was ghivering here.
If she could only stay tough Like this
long enough TO carry through her plant
Her plan, which was, not to show up
Sylyia's cello to Tom, but 70 show up
Tom to Sylvia, With all the vacuums
and blind spots and little weaknesses
that every wife, she thought resent
fully gets to know so thoroughly in
her husband. since she spends a life
time trying to gloss them overt
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24
How Women
in Their 4O'S
Can Attract Men

Here's good advice for a woman during her
change usually from 50 TO 62). who fears
she'll lose her appeal 20 men, who worries
about hot flashes, loas Of pep, dizzy spells.
upset nerves and moody spells.
Get more fresh air, hrs. sleep and Il you
need good general system tonic take Lydia
l.. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound, made
especially for w01sn. II helps Nature build
up physical resistance, thus helps give more
yivacity TO enjoy life and assist calming
iittery nerves and disturbing symptoms that
often accompany change Of life WELL
WORTH TRYLNGl
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24

It was a blow to see that Sylvias
figure, which was a little slatty in
ordinary clothes, was ideal for her navy
Stacks and blouse, and that Sylvia's
black hair, which she usually wore
begged in brown bundle, was freed
into a becoming Garboish long bob
which she wore tied away from her
thin, expressive face with blue ribbon.
Yes, Sylvia didn't look repressed or
old-maidish any more. There was a
new electricity about her that made
Kit falter, like a fighter who takes
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24

the first punch in q ring, before she
came forward with her chin I'D and
smiled sparfngly at Sylvia. who did the
same TO her, while Tom tramped back
into the galley leaving them together
with only Ape Monks and Lem Bodfish
laundering about the room like comic
masks IN a carnival ranging alongside
tragedy and beauty.
Ape was already opening the door
OF Toms tiny cellarette beside the
hunks. And Lem Bodfish, Ions brother
but fonder Of sailing than most Caps
Cod ders, was saying plaintively,
"When's supper?"
ITS grand Of you to make the effort
70 come, Mrs. Hallowell," said Sylvia,
when understand you don't like
sailing
Wen, I never have liked sailing. but
I always hope I'll change. Don't you
think that's one Of the saddest things
in hfe-how people don't change but
are always hoping they will?"
Tom came back from the galley with
the curry IN q saucepan and looked at
Sylvia before he started to dish it out.
A brief look. but enough TO make Kits
knees so weak that she had to sit down.
She hadn't seen him look like that
since their honeymoon. And the an
swering light did not quite die out Of
Sylvia's face as she turned back TO
Kit and said
"Oh. but I'd hate to think people
couldn't change, eVer-wouldnt you.
really2"
Because Tom had changed, Of course.
And he must have told Sylvia how
much. He was looking at her to signi-
fy that now. while Kit felt as II the
planks Of the ship we're sinking under
meath her feet, while she hlinked stole
ally back at Sylvia.
''Well-of course I hope people do
60 right on changing-or / wouldn't
have come, would ~" she murmwed.
sylvia's face went a little blank.
Tom had a head start with supper.
Sylvia was patiently dazzled with his
ability to cook. II was now or never,
Kit told herself, that she must begin
TO tear him down, but the little con-
fidence left her had oozed away. Il
was paralyzing to see the light IN Toms
face die out every time he turned from
Sylvia to her. Already he and Sylvia
had private jokes, little things they
laughed at, which lost their point when
they were conscientiously explained.
Tom called Kits attention TO the new
coat Of paint in the main cabin, which
Kit hadn't noticed Sylvia had put It
there. It appeared, while Tom was
working IN the engine room, and It had
been just screamingly funny when
Sylvia had upset bucket Of paint over
one Of the engine parts, and that was
why the whole engine now was painted
white too.
The mere recollection Of which sent
Tom and Sylvia into gales Of mirth,
while Kit sat wondering how the engine
part had strayed out TO the main cabin
where the painting was supposed 10
have been going on.
Go Be Contintiad)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24

N WHICH n WIFE LEAEE7ES 3 GEJ-I
a RIVAL A FEW FACTS ABOUT
HUSBANDS.
IN TWO FARTS-PART ONE
~O wTFE HAD ever Ehought Of
such q smart way 10 win back
q husband So Bi3 Mmal0well
4 tried TO bask I'm this dubious
raw Of consolation But her
feet and hands turned to ice IS her
husbands little tw0-masted schooner,
upon which she had invited herself for
his weekend cruise because &he other
girl was to be there, doomed up before
her.
Guess they're all below getting sup
per-" said Lon Bodfish, the boatyard
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24

It IS reported carbon black is being
used to darken concrete pavement 70
decrease the glare Of electric lights.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24

The largest railway wagon" in Eng
land has So wheels, and Is capable Of
carrying load of $50 tons.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24
BY DOROTHY sPKARE

Published By Special Advancement with The
Chieago- Tribune-NeW York News syn
dicate, Inc.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24
COINS
EARnE LANDS ZOE SAFE
WHY THROW AWAY MONEY Tor

rentf Own your farm and build for the
future We offer good farms In Montana
Down payment and terms you can easily
meet write for details stating desired loea-
tion. @. E. SPURGR, 224 Stapleton Bldg:
BILLINGS Mont, or s. II. SEVERSON, l4lo zno
Ave No. Great Falls, Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24

This Is the time OF the year that the
spring gardeners lose kheir enthusiasm.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24

In Hungary, among the Matyo people,
q death Is announced by hanging an
empty coffin on the house Of the de-
ceased.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24
KARAKuL FuR sHEEP

LIMITED AMOUNT OF BREEDING
Stock for sale from prize winning flocks A
new fur field with a proven past profitable
present. and Secure Future. Complete Illus
trated booklet on request UNITED KARAKUL
FUR SHEEP CO., Twin Falls, idaho.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24
TRAPPKRs suPPLrRs

Edwards Wolf = S:,''; a. :::;:.
one night that brought s12fs0. Free formulas
Scent.
0EORGE EDwARDs, LIVINGSTON. MoNT.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24

FOR SALE--A few Il-hlooded Suffolk
rams. Aged from seven TO eighteen months
old. d. n FULTON Sidney. Montana
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24

WILL Trade COUNTRY HOTEL for
residence property in good school town
BOX M, MONTANA NEWSPAPER ASSN,
Great Pals. Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24
INCOME PROPERTY

BARGAINS IN INCOME PROPERTY
-For Sale: Hotel apartment, site for fill
ing station. Small down payment. Balance In
monthly instaIlments Great Falls Bldg. a.
Loan Assn. Great Falls, Montana
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24
FIELD SEED

CRESTED WHEATGRASS, Registered
Gallatin Valley grown acc ID. SWANSON
FEED AND FUEL CO.. Bozeman, Mont.
REGISTERED CRESTED WHEAT
GRASS write for our prices. DUBAY &
eTADLER. Poison, Montana
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-09-24
LTVEsTOCK ZOE SAFE

ANOTHER GOOD SON Of King Bessie,
born June rs, 1887, ready for service A
500 lbs. OF fat In one year on twlce-a-day
milking. The dam of King Bessie made over
Lose lbs. Of fat in one year with test Of Al
Improve your herd with bull OF this breed
ing. Priced s110 I. o. b. Miles City. Write
HoFsrErTKR HoLSTE1N FARM. Males City.
Montana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-09
zatecko bez Seskych ucitelG.

zatecko melo silnou ceskou
mensinu. V Zatci byly nejen
ceske obecne a mestanske sko-
ly, ale byl tam i cesky statnf
ucitelsky 1stav, 1stav pro w
chovu ucitelek domac1ch nauk,
odborne skoly pokracovac1 a
inspektorat. V nedalekych
Postoloprtech byla polovina
obyvatelstva ceske narodnosti.
Zrfzeny tam ceske obecne, me-
stanske i pokracovacf skoly, lie
tos dokonce j obchodnl skola
S velkym poctem zakG. Ones je
zatecko nepravem bez ceskych
skol, kterych je tam nutne "a
potrebi. Co jsme davali Mem
cum, to nynf CechGm vdbec ne
mini DAFT? V Postoloprtech
jsou nuceni Cesi posilat deti do
nemeckych skol.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-09
Ami Polaci " okupovanem TIE.
sinsku nejsou spokojeni.

Jak oznamujl ostravske ca
sopisy, domahaji Sc Cechove
ma Tesinsku plebiscitu. Dokon-
ce zadaj1 plebiscit i mnozi Po-
laci. S novymi pomery v oku-
povanem 1zem1 projevujf otev
feny nesouhlas i cetni Polaci v
Karvinne; zadajf rovnez pie
biscit a slibuj1, re budou hla-
sovat pro pfipojeni k CSR. Ne
jsou spokojeni pod novou spra-
YOU. Nen1 divu, vzdyt i v pol
skem tisku " Dzienniku Pol
skem) ozyvajf Sc hlasy nespo-
kojenych polskych delnik1,
kter1 81 stezuji, re jsou spatne
placeni (tri zlote "a sichtu). A
drahota je tam nyni mnohem
vetsl nez pred okupaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-09

Uredn1k Pavel Dub re liz
kova pfisel ma navstevu Ike sve
matce 65lete soukromnici Her
mine Dubove, ktera lila osa.
mocene v jednopokojovem by
te mezaninu domu ma Zizko-
We. Kdyz Dub vstoupil do
pfedsfne bytu, vyrazil prot
nemu z pokoje neznamy MIA
dix, odrazil no ma stranu a wy
behl ma schodiste. Dub, jenz
zahledl otevrenymi dvermi do
pokoje ma zemi bezvladne lezi-
cf telo sve matky, vytusil, re Sc
stala obetf zlocinu a pustil Sc
"a pachatelem. Prchajic1 mia
dix = v nemz Dub poznal mu-
re, jenz ST k jeho matce jiz ne
kolik tydn1 chodil pro j1dlo =
byla zadrzen ma synovo volani
= az ma Kostnickem namesti
dvema strazniky a jednim civil
listou, jenz mu podrazil nohy.
Zadrzeny byl predveden ma
policejn1 komisarstvf v Lupaco-
We ulici ma Zizkove. Byl v mem
zjiSten 19lety nezamestnany
obchodnf zastupce Viktor Ka-
SAX z Kryl1.
Pr zatcenf bylo u neho ma
lezeno 1000 Kc a diva parry ma
usnic, jez odcizil v byte. Poll
Gle nasla pax majitelku bytu
jiz mrtvou. Byla uskrcena rue
nfkem, jejz 81 patrne pachatel
= dobTe pTipraveny ma prove
denf cinu = prinesl S sebou.
Kasak Sc pTi vyslechu k vrazde
primal. Spachal il re zjiste-
nych dGvodG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-09

Pred sedesati lety Sc jezdilo
z JindTichova Hradce do Pra-
by tax, re do Sobeslave Sc Hra-
d6caci svezli omnibusem a tam
pTestoupili ma Wax drahy, IVA
ne tenkrat Frantiska Josefa.
Teprve v roce 1881, kdyz byla
zrizena transversalka z Veself-
Mezimostf do Move Cerekve,
dostal Hradec prime zeleznic-
nj spojenf. Ones jsme sc vra-
till k doprave pred rokem je-
d~enaosmdesatym. Ease Sc jez-
df do Sobeslave k vlaku, KIDD
chce jet do Prahy, a opacne
Pokrok je pouze v tom, re vozi
mas vice konf nez tenkrat: mis-
to omnibusu jedi autobus. Ia
to Sc vsak must d6lat oklika
pres Novy Etynk a Destnou.
kdezto tenkrat Sc jezdilo nej-
kratsf cestou pres Kardasovu
Recici. Debolfn nebyl ovsem
tehdy jeste INSTRUMENTATION
vesnicf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-09
Poburujici letaky putuji z Pra.
nv do NEST.

V Pardubicich byly sireny
letaky poburuj1ciho obsahu,
ktere vyzyvaly k cinGm, kvali-
fikovanym paraguay zakona
ma ochranu republiky. Letaky
jsou podepsany jmenem Ru-
dolf Gajda, jsou ctyrstrankov6
psany ma stroll a rozmnozeny.
Pro rozsirovanl techto letakG
byli dopoledne v Pardubicfch
zadrzeni diva fasiste a byly wy
konany domovnf prohl1dky u
po%dezrelych osob: Jeden re
zadrzenych udal pfi vyslechu,
re pry dostal balik techto leta-
XII primo ma svu adresu z Pra-
by.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-09
Zustaneme staten
prHmyslovym.

V Praze Sc konala sch1ze
presidialn1ho Ustredniho sva-
zu ceskoslovenskych prGmysl-
nik1,j1z pfedsedal DIR. Jaroslav
PRESS. Byla vzata S jednomy-
slnym schvalen1m ma vedomi
zprava predsedova O vyvoji u
dalostf V poslednl dobe, jakoz
i zprava sekretariatu O vsech
optrenfch a prac1ch, ktere Sc
deli "a tim 1celem, abychom
ma jedne strane move a 1celne
upravili sve pomery v1ci "a
hranicf a specialize v1ci Nemec
ku, ma druhe strane abychom
81 take donna zarfdili pr1myslo
We hospodaTstvf Poole novych
pomerG. Bylo konstatovano
ma podklade dat, re ceske re
me nenabudou charakteru pre-
vazne zemedelskeho, nybrz re
Sc i v novych hranic1ch pomer
mezi produkc1 zemedelskou a
produkc1 prGmyslovou a zivno-
stenskou p%odstatne neposune.
Vyziva obyvatelstva Dude i v
budoucnosti zabezpecena jen
tenkrat, kdyz nejen udrzfme
sve dosavadnf zavody pr1my-
slove a zivnostenske, nybrz
kdyz Tadnou hospodaTskou po-
litikou sc umozn1 dalsf rozvoj
techto odvetvf podnikanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-09
Nekonecna jizda "a praci.

Strojnf zamecnfk, 18lety A.
Korytaf a 20lety Jan Vitek, O.
ba z Kojetfna ma Hane, jeli ma
MOTORCYCLE do Adamova ma
Brnensku, kde NELL v nejbliz-
slch dnech nastoupiti praci v
tamn1 tovarne. Kdyz u Mem
cic ma Hane sj1zdel prudky
kopec, dostal jejich MOTORCYCLE
v zatacce smyk a oba mladici
sell do prfkopu, kde Install
vedle porouchaneho motorcy-
klu lezeti v bezvedomi. Byli
d%opraveni do mestske nemoc-
nice Kromer1zi. Zranenf O.
bou je tezke, nebot utrpeli sill
ne otfesy mozku, trzne rany ma
Have a obliceji a cetne po-
hmozdeniny ma celem tele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-09

V zelezarnach Prazske ze-
lezaTske spolecnosti v Kladne
byl jiz 25 let zamestnan pri OBJ
sluze jeTabu 4O-lety Josef
Doubner z Krocehlav. Nyni
mazal stroj. Kdyz mazal pre-
vodnf kola ma plosine We vysi
sesti metrG, potreboval stro-
jem trochu popojet. Ably ne
musil slezat, pozadal soused-
nfho strojnfka, ably mu S jera-
benz popojel. Ten mu vyhovel.
Sotva Sc stroj pohnul, oval sc
bolestny vykTik. Stroj Doub-
nera primackl a rozdrtil.
" lomu We Vinaficke u
Kladna odstrelovali kamen.
Jednfm odletnuvsfm kamenem
byl zasazen 57lety delnfk Va
CLAW Dundr z TTebichovic. Kle-
81 S prorazenou lebkou a v ne
mocnici We Slanem zemfel.
= Do teze nemocnice prive-
Eli umfrajfcf trfletou dcerusku
vezenskeho dozorce, Libusi
Plondrovou z Velvar. Spadl ma
nj kuchynsky kotel a rozmac-
kal j hrudnlk. Devcatko 20
kratke dobe zranen1 podlehlo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-09
Nemecti vojaci chvali ceskou
armada.

V pohranicni obci Hrusky,
okres Hodonfn, bylo provade-
no odevzdan1 konf, ktere byli
Poole mobilisacnf vyhlasky je-
jich majiteli odvedeni vojen-
skym 1TadGm k vykonu vojen-
sk6 sluzby. Byli to kon6 z HUI
stOpecska, BTeclavska a Miku-
lovska a to z obcf okupovanych
N6meckem. K pTedavanf konf
dostavili Sc zastupci MAST a ne
mecke armady. Pr tonic u
konu byl mezi ddstojnfky a vo-
jaky obou armad velmi dobry
pomer a je prirozen6, re voja-
ci Sc vzajemne prohlfzeli. Ne
meckym vojakGm neuslo, re
nasi vojaci jsou daleko lepe
obleceni, nez oni, take Sc O L.
stroll nasich vojak1 velmi po-
chvaln6 %vyjadTili. Nemeckym
dGstojnfkGm imponovalo vo-
jensk6 vystupovanf a kazen ma
SIGH vojakG, o nfz Tfsi slyseli
pravy opak, take sc nezdrzeli
pochvaly O mravnf hodnot6 a
bezvadne kazni naSich vojak1,
Kdyz bylo predavanf konf u
konceno, vojaci NELL kratky
odpocinek, kter6ho nasi vojaci
pouzil k presnfdavce. Jeden z
mich Easel do vesnice, ably
vsem koupil rohliky, salam a
cigarety. Nemect1 vojaci mad
tfmto nakupem primo ustrnuli
pTekvapenlm. Ma jejich otaz-
ku, ida Sc takovy "nakup" do
stane u mas vsude, dostalo Sc
jim kladne odpov6di a meme
cky poddGstojn1k-tlumocnfk
Odvetil, re je u mas lepe nez u
Mich, zvlaste kdyz zv6d6l, ko-
lik nasi vojaci dostavajf ma pc
n6zfch stravneho, nemajf-li pri
lezitost straHovati Sc We spoiled
nych vojenskych kuchynfch.Po
odpocinku nasich vojak1 dial
dGstojnfk powell k nastupu a vo-
jaci pax zazpfvali nekolik vo-
jenskych p1snf, ktere sc ne
meckym vojak6m, i kdyz jim
nerozum6li, lfbily a kdyz nase
rOta odchazela, kynuli il ne
mectf vojaci ma pozdrav.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-09
Vylov zehunskeho rybnika.

Bylo skonceno S vylovem
znameho zehunskeho ryb-
niku ma %Chlumecku, Rybnf-
KEN, ktery je rozlohou 26O
hektar1, sestym a delkou sesti
kilometrG druhym rybnikem v
Cechach, proteka, jak znamo,
reka Cidlina. Osvedcil Sc v mem
znamenite chov candata. V
rybnlce Sc low celkove asi
$50 metrickych cent? ryb.T Ten
tokrate pro vetSf stav vody v
Cidline a poskozenf hlavnf W.
pusti, potrval vylov asi tyden.
Ma zacatku bylo vyloveno SO
metrickych cent? ryb.
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z Ceskoslovenska.
Soutsz prot cs. zbroiovce.

"Lidov6 listy" pfinesli zpra-
WI: V cizine jsou rozsirova-
ny zpravy, jez mali "a 1cel
zdiskreditovati v~ysp6lost csl.
kovoprdmyslu, jenz je repre-
sentovan Skodovymi zavody.
V nekterych zahranicnich
listech Sc objevily zpravy, re
We vedenf Skodovych zavodu
ma doj1ti k zavaznym zm6nam
nasledkem pTipravovane likvi-
dace 1casti francouzske fl
nancnf skupiny, ktera ma pry
pTijiti do rukou jine zahranic-
nj skupiny.
Tyto povesti O pTevodu fly
Schneider ma jinou skupinu
jsou bezpodstatn6 a jde o ma
nevr konkurence, ktera Sc sna-
Ii podobnymi zpravami otfasti
d1verou zahranicn1ch zakaz-
nfkG, re zadan6 jimi velk6 OBJ
jednavky skodovym zavoddm
budou radne a yeas splneny.
We skutecnosti vsak prav6
urcite uvolnen1 dobach ter
mini pro objednavky donna
Ct umoznuje V pTftomne dobe
Skodovym zavodGm pracovati
intensivne ma objednavkach
exportn1ch a mohou proto Sko-
dovy zavody i pro move obcho-
dy zaruciti presne splnenf do
dacich lhGt.
Stejn6 tax jsou bezpodstat-
ne dals1 zpravy rozSifovane
zmfnenou CHI propagandou,z re
pTi sestatnenl francouzskeho
zbrojnfho prGmyslu koncem 70
ku 1886 pTevzala francouzska
vlada cd fly Schneider 1cast ma
Skodovych zavodech, a z toho-
to cin6ne dedukce zm1nenych
cizfch listG, kter6 v pTedpokla-
dane jimi likvidaci f%rancouz-
ske 1casti ma Skodovych zavo-
dech spatTujf oficialnf preruse-
nj hospodaTske spoluprace
Francie S Prahou.
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Jmeno republiky.

Prazska obchodni komora
odm1ta velmi rozhodne jakou-
koli zmenu jmena Ceskosloven
ske republiky. Shodne S ostat-
mimi hospodaTskymi ciniteli
pripomina, re oznacen1 -
made in Czechoslovakia" -
neznamena jen oznacen1 zeme
pIvodu, ale take oznacenl ia
kosti, ktere Sc test nejlepsi po-
vesti ma zahranicn1ch trz1ch.
Bylo by poskozenfm naseho
hospodarstvi, kdybychom sc
vzdali l~ehkomyslne oznaceni
ktere dnes Una kazdy ma celem
svete.
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Sebevrazda ma zamku
ma Hane

V PTemyslovicich u Proste-
jova Sc zastrelil ma SVEN zam-
ku devetatricetilety statkar a
byvaly slechtic Eduard Boch-
ner. Rama z revolveru prosla
spankem, takze Bochner byl O.
kamzite mrtev. Pc nedavnem
umrtf stareho majitele pan
stvi skoncil tragicky poslednl
Glen rodu, jemuz nalezel pre-
myslovicky velkostatek S roz-
sahlymi lesnimi rev1ry. PT1ci-
nou sebevrazdy, jez vzrusila
cely kraj, jsou neurovnane fl
nancnf pomery, pro nez velko-
statku hrozila nucena drazba.