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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
LONG arm REACHES ELOPERS.
UNCLE SAM STOPS RUSSIAN GEN.
ERALS RUNAWAY WIFE

And SENDS Her Back with Her Companion
the nav she Arrives state DEPART
meut Denies Having Requested mi
procedure ana Imposed Secrecy.
A man and a woman travelling under the
names OF Gabriel Esslpoif and wife, VINO
arrived here yesterday morning on the
steamship Koenig Albert from Gibraltar
were stopped at Quarantine by inmigra-
ton inspectors and when the Commits
sioner Of immigration had been nottnso'
he and the Russian Consul-General went
to the vessels pier in Hoboken, TOOL the
pair from the ship, put them on board the
French Line steamship La Savoie, wnicn
sailed for Havre at 10 o'clock and sent
them back to Europe.
Il was said that the woman was the VIE
Of a General conspicuous In the service
Of the Gear and that the man was a wealthy
Russian, who had been paying attention
TO the woman and following her from one
European city to another.
Commissioner WRtchorn and all others
concerned in the case were silent as TO
the real identity Of the couple. IL was
rerorted that the Department OF State had
ordered absolute secrecy.
The pair were much disrnayed when they
we're told that they must go back, but they
were informed that under the laws there
was nothing else for them to do but go
back. After a conference Of an hour they
we're put on board a tug at HOboken and
taken to the French Linz pier.
When they were told the woman's hus-
band had learned Of their flight to America
and was now on his way here they seemed
somewhat more willing to get away.
Beyond the fact that the couple got on the
ship at Gibralter and seemed somewhat
out OF place in the second cabin, whore they
had accommodations the officers Of the ship
said they knew nothing Of the story until
it got out after the Koenig Albert had
reached Quarantine.
Those who saw the man said that he was
tall and soldierly looking and appeared
TO be about IS years old. The woman was
not yet %, slender and dark eyed. with a
mass OF dark brown hair.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The Acting Secre-
tary Of State says that the Russian Generals
wife was not ordered back at the instance
OF the State Department, which had not
heard Of the case at all. immigration
officials here say that whatever action was
taken was without their knowledge. De-
portation could have been ordered without
authority from Washing on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
BANDITS RAID MEXICAN TOWN.
Driven on by Cavalry and Three Killed
-DcnIal OF Reports OF Revolution.

Ell PAso, Tex, Sept. PA band OF MeIi-
cans. called revolutiomistsi in the dispatches,
made a raid last night on the Mexican town
OF Jimenez, on the Rio Grande border
below here, and. taking the officers CON-
rletely by surprise, captured The city. The
officers, including the Mayor and the police,
were locked in tho Jail.
For almost twenty-four hours the bandits
were In complete charge of the town, but
this afternoon Mexican cavalrymen reached
the scene and liberated the officers after
dispensing the raiders.
Three Of the raiders we're killed by the
troops, who were. regular cavalrymen
from the Barracks Oudad PorHrio Diaz,
aorossahe line from Eagle Pass, Tex.
There were only seventy-fiye Of the
cavalrymen, but they outnumbered the
marauders. who made up a band of forty.
They were we'll armed, however, and it is
said that many Of them are well known as
brigands and law6reakers on both sides Of
the river. particularly TO the American
customs officers, as they have been making
a livelihood by smuggling.
On Sunday the Mexicans we're preparing
for their raid, 1t In now known, for they
were seen along the Rio Grande in the sec
ton known as the Big Bend and during
Sunday afternoon they killed Custom
Officer Frank Chapman. It was known at
the time that he was killed by smugglers,
but il was thought that they we're trying
to smuggle liquor into Texas from Mexico.
Now it is known that they were smuggling
arms into Mexico with which to make their
attack on Jimenez, and Chapman was killed
while trying to prevent a violation Of the
neutrality laws,
A hundred freeh Mexican troops reached
Eagle Pass tonight to take the trail OF
the m~arauders, and Texas rangers have
been sent upon the American side OF the
river to join in the hunt.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The Treasury
Department to-day received a telegram
from the Collector OF Customs at Eagle
Pass, Texas. saying that yesterday a band
Of about thirty bandits and ~smugglers
took possession OF Jimenez, a small town
in Mexico about thirty miles from Eagle
Pass A fight ensued with Mexican soldiers
md several men were killed. The collector
adds that sensational reports were sent
out by enemies OF the Government, to the
effect hat the movement was a revolution.
He believes that efforts will be made 10
induce the War Department to send troops
to Eagle Pass, bit he declared that the
affair has resulted in nothing serious up
to the present time.
The Treasury Department communi-
Gated the despatch to the State Depart
ment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
HAzING A THING OF THE PAST.
Gen. Porter Says It Has Been Enectuslly
stamped Out ~ west Point.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-According to the
board of visitors to the United States
Military Academy. hszing at that institu-
ton Is a thing Of the past. Gen. Horace
Porter. who was president Of this board,
has signed a report to the Secretary OF Wal
in which the following statement is made:
"The practice Of hazing new cadets. at
one time prevalent among the older students
ofth academy, has been efectually stamped
out, and we have been informed that no
instance Of real hazing has come to the
attention Of the academy authorities during
the last three years, or since effective meas
ures we're employed for its abolition.
This excellent state OF discipline could
have resulted only from tho hearty cooper
alton Of the student body when once II had
brought TO it's attention the fact that the
hazing practice as carried on was seri-
ousiy impairing the usefulness OF the in
stityition. The esprit de corps and high
code Of honor prevalent in the cadet ranks
were never more satisfactory than at the
present time, and that hazing no longer
exists here must be very largely attributed
TO this gratifying status among the students
Themselves
Athletics at the Military Academy have
attained a very high degree Of excellence.
The board says that the splendid physical
condition Of the corps Of cadets ~testiftes ia
the wisdom OF the athletic training given
to them during their four years course.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
OBITUARY

Mrs. Abbie Miller Allen, wife Of Franklin
Allen. who was secretary TO- Mayor Low
terday OF paralysis at her home, 81 Columbia
Heights, in her seVenty-fiIst year. she WA
The. yOun geet, daughter Of the late Capt.
and was married to Mr.. Allen more thSn
forty Year, aEo. Before moving with her
husband from New York 20 Brooklyn, In lss2.
York City Mission and Tract Society. During
her residence in Brooklyn she wns connected
With holy Trinity and Grace EpiScopal
Mrs. Maria. P Willets, one OF the best known
public school teachers In New JERSEY. died
YESTERDAY at The home Of Der aister, Miss
In various DArts o. the State FOR forty year. The
greatsr part Of the time et South Amboy.
SIG wss S5S o ne Srseais.rs o. ne ftsts
ten anaire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
MURDER OVER GAME OF BOWLS.
One Italian Killed; Another Fatally In
Jured-NO Clue TO Murderer.

One Italian Killed; Another Fatally In
Jured-No Clue TO Murderer.
Over a game OF bowls in the roadway at
2o4th street and villa avenue in The Bronx
Yesterday evening three Italian laborers
from the Jerome Park Reservoir got angry.
Joseph Montileone, IL years old, OF 800 villa
avenue, and Joseph Mercurio, 81, OF 2o5th
street and the Concourse, were shot by
the third man with their knives in their
hands. He escaped. The workmen are
fond Of playing bowls under the corner
arc lights on dry evenings. Hundreds
lounge around and watch. The play is
for a bit OF coin or perhaps for the other
mans carved clay pipe.
Il win!" cried the man playing against
Montileone and Mercurfo. II was a close
shot; they denied It. The watchers pressed
around; the angry voices OF the three rang
beyond the crowd. A word made the two
friends reach for their knives. The other
man pulled something from a pocket and
il was Montileone, tho foremost, who felt
the first shot, fired almost at barrel length,
and fell in a heap, knife and all. Three
the groin stopped Mercurio, the hindmost,
before he could spring over his friend, so
suddenly IL took place. MerchTio's wound
Is probably fatal. Montileone was killed
instantly by a bullet through the head, but
the three other wounds, al in the breast,
would surely have been fatal as well. :
Mounted Policeman Weddick heard the
uproar but could not penetrate the crowd
OF Italians until the man with the gun had
been struggled. Of by his friends. The
The Italians rarely tell after one IL killed.
The friends OF the survivor areimpenetrable,
the friends Of the dead man as well. because
IL would rob them Of their vendetta
The two sides in the reservoir. colony fell
to quarrelling over their friends at several
corners last night. In spite Of police re-
| serves fights broke out every half hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
NEAT INSPECTION Law.
Att-OFneysOeneral Moody says 10 Does Net
APPLY 10 Imported Meat Products.

Acknowledgement Moody says 10 Does NOS
Apply to Imported Meat Products.
WASHINGTON, SEPT. 27.-Attorney-0ene
Moody gave an opinion to-day that the
meat inspection law passed at the last ses-
sion Of Congress does not apply t. meat
produc supported from foreign countries.
The question had been raised by Inn
porters, railroads and others and ts I'M
portant because immense quantities Of
sausage, EeIatine, meat extract n other
meat food products are imported every
year. Attorney General Moody holds n
the meat inspection law has reference en-
tlrely 10 domestic slaughtering and meat
packing establishments. having been passed
Immediately In response 10 the message
OF the President to Congress transmitting
the Neil-Reynolds report OF the conditions
in the Chicago stockyardS and Eacdng
houses and urging the passage OF legisia-
ton providing adequate inspection OF meat
and meat fOod products entering into inter
state n for the supervision
OF the methods Of preparing the same,
The matter OF imoorted meats and meat
products, the Attorney-Gene al said, was
not referred to at all in that amendment,
but had bee deal with by Congress In the
pure food law, which had been enacted
at the same time. The pure food law, ne
pointed out, specifically prohibits the intro
duction from any foreign count y or the
transportation in interstate commerce OF
impure, adulterated or m~isbranded articles
Of food and drink and provides that food
should be considered adulterated within
the meaning OF the act II. among other
things, 1T consists in whole or in rart OF a
filthy, d~ecomposed or putrid animal or
vegetable substance, or any portion OF an
animal unfit for food, whether manufac-
tured or not, or IL il is the product OF a
diseased animal or one that has died other
wise than by slaughter"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
Movements Of Naval We sseIs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The battleship
New Jersey has arrived at Havana, the
cruiser MayAower at Oyster Bay, the
cruisers West Virginia and Pennsylvania
at Naples, the c~ruisers Colorado and Mary
land at Pal ermo, the cruiser Chicago at
San Francisco, the despatch boat Dolphin
at Provincetown, the Gunboat Sylph at
Hampton Roads, the collier Sterling at
Sanchez, the tug Preble at Marc Island
the tug Paul Jones at Santa Barbara, the
tug Rocket at Washington and the tug
Potomac at Bay Of Islands:
The torpedo boats Wilkes, Blakely
De Long, Stockton and Rodgers have sailed
from Newport for Provincetown, the supply
shin Glacier from Port Said for jana, the
supply ship Quiros from Chefoo Tor Shang-
hal, the supply ship Iris from Chefoo for
Shanghai and the collier Hannibal from
Lambert Point for Havana.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
30 MEN FALL WITH SCAFFOLD.
Went Down Two stories With wall on Top
OF Them in New Vesey 81. Building.

Overloaded with brick, plaster and GIN
dered granite and the weight Of thirty men
at work, a scaffold on the second floor OF
the new building at 24-2e vesey street broke
last night and the men fell, covered with the
debris from the scaffold Inc a part Of the
heavy brick wall, two stones to the base,
ment below. A dozen we're injured and
treated by ambula nce surgeons, but only
three were taken to St. Gregory's Hospital:
They were Thomas Malae, 20 years old, of
I22 Bergen street, Brooklyn, who suffered
contusione OF both legs and arms; Edward
Hackett. 80. of 1889 Third avenue, who had
Commissions Of both arms. and William Maho-
nev, 81, Of 454 West Twenty-seventh street
who had a fracture of the right ankle.
The thirty men were at work ON n inn
mcnse soaifold, which was attached to the
newly laid brick wall on the second floor
A large lift used to carry materials to them
had deposited its load when, without warn
ing, tho fastenings TO the wall broke ana
the acafold went TO the basement. Part
OF the brick wall fell on top Of the men and
It is miraculous that more were not seriously
The uninjured Immediately began to re-
move the debris and release thed dozen who
were pinned down.
The building on which the men were
working is the new Evening Post building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
SUIT AGAINST STANDARD OIL.
Acknowledgement Moody win Aim TO
Destroy the Monopoly.

Destroy the Monopoly.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-Attorney-Gener
Moody is preparing to institute proceedings
against the Standard Oil Company on a
most important scale under the Sherman
antitrust laws. The plan of proceedings,
which was laid before the Attorney-Genera
on his return from his vacation, was pre-
pared by Frank B.. kellogg Of st. Paul,
Charles B. Morrison of Chicago and As
sistant Acknowledgement Purdy.
Next to the Northern Securities case it will
rank first as an antitrust proceeding. II is
be sed upon the report Of James r. Garfield,
Commissioner Of Corporations, and will
aim to dissolve the Standard Oil Company.
Il has not yet been determined whether
criminal actions shall be brought also
against officers Of the Standard company.
The main object OF the suits is to destroy
the alleged monopoly.
The cases differ from those begun az
Chicago and jamestown, n. Y, against the
Standard under the interstate commerce
law. The Acknowledgement, it is ex-
pected, will soon his plans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
W. Morgan shuster Appointed q Member
OF the Philippine Commission.

WASHINGTON, Sept. CIV. Morgan
Shuster of this city, now collector of GUS
tome for the Philippine Islands, has been
appointed a member of the Philippine
Inv the retirement of Gov. Ide. The retire.
ment Of Gov. Luke E. Wright created a
vacancy which wac filed by Gov. Magoon
of Panama. With the appointment Of Mr.
Shuater the commission IL brought up to
a full membership. Mr.. Shuster will re-
ceiys $4,000 a wear ard $4,000 additional as
the head of one OF the departments Of the
Island administration
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
THIEF TOOK BREAKFAST ALSO
After Having LeisureIy Appropriated eIs.
an Overcast and q HAT.

BELLEvILLE, N. j., Sept. IA thief
entered the home OF Frederick zwingle in
North Cortlandt street, BelleviIle, this
morning, sat down to a hearty breakfast
that he took from an ioeboK, and, after
smoking a cigarette, the stub OF which was
found IN his empty plate, he left the house
by the front door.
He broke open a safe In a room on the
lower floor, getting SIS, and also took a fall
overcoat and a hat from q stand In the hall,
leaving his old and battered tile behind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
The Sultan &c Receive Ambassador Leisll-
man on Oct. 4.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 81. John @. A.
Leishman, the American Ambassador to
Turkey, las telegraphed to the State De-
partment the text Of a note received by him
from the Turkish Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
definitely and finally fixing the date OF Mr..
October /. At that time Mr.. Leishman will
present to the Sultan his credentials from
the United States showing that he is now an
Ambassador.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
English Rlnemen at the n ipprdrone.

The Queens Westminster rife team OF
London witnessed the performance Of "a
society Circus- at the Hippodrone lest
night. The En1lishmen were escorted
Nv more than one hundred Of the officers
and men Of the Seventh Regiment, under
Command OF Col. Daniel Appleton. The
oeaoers Of the Seventh Entertained the
vi1leors at the Hotel Astcr after the per
4~ornnance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Passenger service Via the New Bedford Line
between New York and New Bedford will Be as
continued Tor the season after sunday. Closing
tnps will be made from New y ork Friday and from
Now Bedford sunday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28

IIeUf- 10, p. MannIG, 70 Inc bTO0kIyn,
Mtshipmen c. A.. Jones and V. Y, Woodward,
orders OF September y r%nodined; 30 Atlantic meet
inEton 10 Naval Hospital Philadelphia.
NIdshipman W. c. UlTich. to Naval Hospital.
surTeoa A.. NJ. Moore. retired. to recruiting sta
sarSeon j. Z. page. to Naval Hospital. Norfolk,
Va.
Assistant Surgeon +. c. Taylor. from the Han
COCK. az navy yard, New York. to Naval Hospital,
AssIstsnt Surgeon W. X. Rennie, from the Ian,
caster, at navy yard. League Island. TO Naval
Hospital, Pensacola, Fla.
Passed Assistant PaymasteT A. HoveyIking
from navy yard. Portsmouth. TO the Southery.
at navy yard. Portsmouth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, sept, 1.-These army orders were
issued TO day:
second Lieut.. Charles 4. Clark. artillery, from
unassigned list to Eighty seventh Company Coast
CAPT. Hugh La y. Applewhite, artillery. Is de
tailed for recruiting service and WILL proceed 10
Denver, Col, relieving Capt. Conway II. Arnold,
Jr, artillery.
Assirned 10 duty as surgeon OF the transport Sum
ner and will proceed from Fort Schuyler. ". Y,
TO New YORK city.
Iav. New York, and TO + OTt Schuyler, New York.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-06

Theo. Kolecky = Lucas, 5. d.,
byyaly obSvatel Tabora, ie zde
navstevou u rodiG1. Navstivil
nasi tiskarnu, pfedplatil 81 ma no.
why a pravil, re Sc mu jeho novt
domov libi.
Jakub Wagner Sc vratil re sve
cesty po Nebrasce a Iowa We stfe-
du. Pravil, re ma teto ceste Sc
dozvedel jakou cenu ma pro ne
jeho plEovous, die nehoz jej Tide
vsude kan zabrousil, povazovali
IN doktora.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-06
Has re Stanley 0kresu.

Doposud j'me nell kr2sne po.
east a obili prospfva dobFe. Mao.
II domovinsfi mali saseto az 80
skr0 kerry. cos ie dosti debre IA
rteiteeniky. Zslenin je zde do
sti. a IA druhg tok Sc rde bute
81, j joe cb'lf mimo koroy. Mu
sim take uoehu zprSv sdelit o
ais sds!i, ; teaiio n {. !.
Msteie Reidingra jsme svolili
"a obeeniho s=,ee. Jeho "prsjs,
"a podrAtky je 10 cento, a "a isk
ovSni eita cd 10 cto. nahoru.
Ian koemich mimo farmaf, nj
&c tet xstysA zsbGenim ehfestej
50. q nieht prodava kdte. Co
,aeal pozorujsr ubyvani tsehto
jedovatych plaso.
Lewis We n jent byl pc delsi
Gas nemoeen h:..ekou. Ie IA ces.
IL K underwent. Jeho bratr Ma.
tsj z Tabora byl isi navstivit nj
nu'y tfdeu.
v. Obr ms mezka jemut "a.
smakla korna Kristgny Welflove
Ons pravila te nu meska zastTeli
jestli 81 jej neosstff.
Franta r .idinger farmafi o sto
sest a j;t neyypada jako vsftuch'
IA nsbrt jake sindel. z hutnul
B:atff Soukupote jscu iit usa'
zeni a delsji o sto ses.. Roeej'
dloye take Sc eipi a starry trosku
hubne; tea vzdrei ia nej moe
utiakujs. U Krovosa ie hlueno
vsak ie itch take velka fame.ie,
Gael owl 81 ntramne libuiou a 90
pravil, te Tyndall uechee vice
ani videt. Matueha ma pferate.
oS Ltbtt cd stare; pohladila he
rozporou. Pafi!ek spekuluie jak
by mohl dos q: ieste jeden klein,
uebof Sc mu zde nzramne lfbi.
Koneim s pez raven.
Zpravcdsi.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-06
Sized P6SiiteIl KOrny.

Ma kadost mnoh!eh Pestitel0
k~ukufiee. z rozdelnych easti statu
un inil jsem 81 zvolat seh0zi v Nit
chell, 5 D. asho zafi, We 4 bod.
odpoledne. Ia ptieinou zaloIe.
Of v!rotni vystavy kukufice a
stead pss,itela kafdfho roku v
,omto statu. Ka&dy ie uetiye
,vsn by 81 dcstavil do teto seho.
re a napemohl phi zaloseni toho-
to spolkr, ktery. iak Sc dcmni-
VAN, udili vice dobra PRO sttt
neEli kterekoliv jine S drrzeni.
Dalsi podrobnosti ohledne crga
nizace a vystavy kukufics vypra
euji u ienz Sc d,stavi.
Klub obehoen'ka v Mitchell
libil obs,oYat $500 rtene pc hi
reky, ma sapssy phi 'ystavaeh,
isni by pefad,la tato trganirlee.
Mimo t:ho oe~ekavame, Re nan
bads n ONO ziskat ,e!ky po5st
premii, jsko uataai timsrske cd
gyrsb'tsl0. tax is nas< esny Sc
vyrovnsii a pfedt. iiot.
Nsni Poehybnosti re iifui Da
kcta ies, mnohem pozsdu "a iei'
motnos,i ,ldit velke m~ucssts'
horny netli y jinem ohledu a pro
tot dorfime Re Sc z lotenim toho
to spolku povzbudIme ,etsi zajen
y tonic state. Cen vyznaeeuy ia
,uto sehazi pada Y debu kornove-
no palace. kdy butou aelezniee
davst snifene eeny a z,lastni via.
ky. Otekavsme velke ueastrns
tvi v ieio seAoxi.
s uetod A (. Chamberlain.
Sup. Rol. Ustavu
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-06

Bratii Gleichove jseu oyui no
tow britt Lornu. KIDD by posie
boval iejieh p,ics nsebr ie uvede'
mi.
]. A. Hsiwan. ienf vlsstni far
mi ma milne Mis0rske, nam pFi-
vexl IA "kest'' nskolik melouno
jek vypsstovsl. Pan Hstwan pts
tuje ~nejve,si q neilepsf melcuny ,
,eto krsjios.
Republikansky okresni stfedni
vybor okresu Bon Homme vydal
provolani ku okresnf konvenci
jenz Sc Dude odbyvat Y Court Hou
Sc V Tyndall, 1sho Zafi, IA pfici-
nou sestaveni k nomin- ci plnou lie
gislativni a okrnsni likely Repre-
sentace Dude seslavat re 1913 dele
gatd jenz Sc mali vyslat pfi pri-
markach odbyvannych Tho zafi.
Naslsdkem vystavy kornoveho
Palace, dine "a az do 80 zafi, ma
Chicago, Milwaukee draze. Polo
vieni jizdne tam j zpet re vsech
Gasti jiznf Dakoty. Listky budou
ma prodej kazdodenne cd "a az 20
zaff. . dalsi Sc pfihlaste u mist
niho jednatele teto drahy.
Demokraticky okresni stfedni
vybor okresu Bon Homme vydal
provosini ku okresni konvenci
jenz Sc Dude odbyvat V Court
Housu v Tyndall dine Is zati, "a
pffeinou sestaveni k nominaci pl-
nou leg~islativni a okresni likely.
Primarily Sc budou odbyvat Tho
zafi.
Josef Hubal prodava Interna.
tional krmeni pro dobytek a drG-
bez; liniment ma RAINY dobytcat;
lex proti dychaviGnosti koni, lex
proti cervam a s%pafenf zvany "cal
cule". Tyto leky jsou osvedcene
q kazdy je Una, proto by bylo
zbyteSne je chvalit. Chv6li Sc
samy sebou.
V Sioux City Dude velka VISTA
va dobytka cd lOho do Is no zafi.
Phi nemz Dude dostih mezi nejlep-
SINH behouny Dan Patchem a Gre
sceus. Prvni kun ma rekord sve.
tow, ubehne mill "a 1855, druhy
"a 2:02. Jizdne IA ty dni Dude
snfzene.
r. X. Mkt, jenz rozvazi postu
"a Josefa Dufka byl obtezovan
etyrmi psy u feky. Ponevac mu
roztrhali svrsek kocaru n Dufek 81
ma ne ztezoval tez, uminil 81 Ri.
chard, ze je nauei mantrum. Wy
pajeil 81 cd ~Josefa Haly velky re-
volver a druhy den kdyz tudy je|
byl opet napaden. N~erozmysle
Sc dlouho a zaGal do Mich bouchat
Diva postfelil a odtech dob ma Pc.
koi.