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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-07-10
Kfesranske divky pro-
davany do otroctvi.


zeneya, s. servence. Bohatl
Turek. ktery Sc prdve yratifz ca
fihradu, oznamujc. ze vice jak pd-
lovina obyvatelstya tureckeho ka.
pitolu nalesi Sc na pokraii yyhla'
dovsnl. ysechny potraviny isor
drahe. KAva, narodni ndpoj Tur
kd. prodavk Sc "a $40 libra a Ca.
nemdze byti ztskan "a meme ne2
s25 libra. Y Cafihrads aruhenskt
a syrsks dfyky jsou prodSvany dt
otroctvf 20 nSkolik dollard, pone
vads jsiich tureeti pani nejso'
schopni js vyziyoysti
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-07-10
Mohamed Sesty
prohlasen sultanem

Amsterdam, 5. feryepce =
sloliamed Sesty prohlasen byl tu-
rcckym sultanem trnnnf SIM
Top Kapu palace, die cafihradske
depese zde zfskane. & pohfbu
silltana Mahomeda Pateho doslo
o neco pozdeji. Rakey talesnS-
mi poz1statky sultsna byls do.
pravcna 2 palace do Ejubovy me-
sity p6 motorove lodici. NovS
sultan Sc shcastnil pohfbu We syf
parni yachte.
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Rakusane ztratili
100000 muzu V ltalii.

Washington, D. G., 5. eervence
Rakouske ztraty nedavne ne
1sptsne offensive prot Italii a be.
hem italske prohofensivy odha-
duii se ma 250,ooO, zahrnlie V 70
$1,000 usmrcenych, die iifednf de-
pese. z Rfina, zalozen4 ma odha-
dcch tetnych zajatcn Depese sd6-
luje, BE Rakusane pokraeujf v
bombardoyani novych italskych
posic delostfelectvem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-07-10
Spanslsky tunel
pres 1zzinu Gibraltaru.

Madrid, s. cervence. - valec-
na dfadoyna spanalska jnenoya-
Ia konisi, jez md studovati proje-
ktovane zbudov6nf tuneln pod d
zinon Gibraltarn do Afriky. Sfav-
bs tuielu bude tryati pet let. g.
zina ie deyst mil siroka v neiux-
Kim miste.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-07-10
INemecka marka bude
zavedena v Rakousku

Bern, s. cervence. = Jednou 2
podminek hospodarskf dohody
mezi Rakouskem a Nemeckem je
pfijeti marky jako vymtnnf jed.
notky ' dualnf monarchii. Kdo
,jest9 pochybuje o tom, BE Nemcl
.isou' nynf pany Y Rakousku a bn-
don pany v tom zbytku, kterf 2
Rakouska ziistane2
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-07-10
Konference o
Rusku konana
v Bilenl Dome
0 rozhodnuti teto konfe-
renee dosud nebyly
vydany zpravy.


Dilezita konference konana
byla V sobotu V Bflem Dome ohle-
dne zasady Spojenych Statd Y "a
lezitosti Ruska. Ma konferenei
podileli Sc yedle presidenta VIII
soma sekretari Lansing, Baker a
Daniels, admiral Benson a gene
raj March. Po konferenci nebylo
vydano zadneho oznameni a ne
budc nepochybna po nekolik ma
sledujicich dni, nenredns vsak
bylo naznaeeno, ze doslo k dilc
zitemu rozhodnuti.
Shame zadosti Cd vlad spojelf-
eli 3 americlS6 schvaleni a spoln-
praci We spolecnych opatrenich k
ccleni nemeckemn nebezpe6l Y
Rllsku nalezaii Sc pred prcsiden
tenn po n6kolik poslednlch dnl.
AZ do pfitomne dolby ale nebylo
naznateno, re president zmenil
syoje stanoyisko ohledne teto "a
lezitosti, zalozene ma odporueenl
vojenskych radcil, ze 1spesne vo-
ienske zakroceni V Rusl1u nenl
NONE. K Will vojenskym pfiti-
nam nebude odhaleno, jake kroly
jsou navrhoFany spojenci.
Americke a spojenecke manor
nj sbory chrani valecne zasoby We
Vladiyostokn, terminalu trans 81
birske zeleznice, jakoz i " Kole,
terminalu zeleznice pfi pobfeA
Arktiku, kteryzto pristaysie ohro-
zoyan spojenJmi nemecko-finsky-
ifadii | fsbory. Utscf{to zaEezit6 tat1i
uvazovalo Sc take ma mezispoj jene-
exc konferenci u Pafizi,. jejR u,
sneseni nepochybne melo ddsles
dku svolanf konference Go Bileho
domu.
Pravi Sc, ze svrchoyana -mezi-
spoienecka rada odporucila Okla
mziton akci. Spojenci jsou o6iyi
dne pro akci vojenskcu, ale ne
podniknou j, bude-li Sc protis n
staveti president Wilson. Vyslo-
viii Sc ylada spojenych Stati
prot vojenske akci, odpolueuje Sc
pro Rusko okamzita diplomaticka
a hospodafska pomoc. Sdeluje SO,
ze zakroceni samotneho ,Japonska
nepoyazuje jeNse "a NONE Y kon-
ferenci bylo poukazovano ma OBJ
tie, iakymi bylo by nntno po-
-aitati pri doprave vojska potfeb
do Sibire. Je ale NONE, ze doslo
k nejakemu rozhodnutf, ktere
znlensl tyto nesnaze.
Poskytnuti slime podpory ee-
| Lskosloyenskemu vojsku povazova-
no je yseobecne "a nejpraktNtejsi
rozlusteni otazky Sibire. Veslo We
znamost, ze Nemecko Rakousko
vyzvalo' bolseyiky, ably zadali o.
kamzite vzdani Sc Cechoslovakii
| q Vladivostoku dosly zprayy i
tom smysln, ze general Dietrichs
| ujal Sc veleni mad ceskosloyensll-
mi voiiny, kteri kontrolnji tento
pffstav a mnoho mil trans-sibif-
ske zeleznice. To poyazuje Sc "a
naznacenl diplomatickych kru-
| zich "a pozvolne shromazdovanl
Sc protibolsevickych zivld pod
schopnSnfi vddci
Mnozi povazujf okolnost, be til.
| TO Cechoslovaci nejsou sami Ri
skymi obeany a ze mohou byti po-
| vazoyani "a eli zivel domorodei,
"a poyazlivou. III vsak, kdoz skIa-.
daji nadeje eeskoslovenske voj-
sko, doufaii, ze al tito naznaci, ze
nemaii zadnych zistnFeh dmysliL
rusky lid bude ochoten sc k MIN
Ipfipojiti We velkem mnozstyi ably
| osvobodiI syoii zemf nd N9mclj
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-07-10

ske sbory byly skyelym iitokem
Italii zatlaceny zpet pres feku II
ave. Behem ofensivy mlnnleho
podzimu rakouske sbory pfekro-
9ily move koryto reky a postou.
pily smerem k staremu fetisti. y
poslcdni sve 0fensiya y minulem
m9sici ueinili Rakusane dala po-
stup a pfekrosili stare fetiste, by-
ii ysak zatlaceni zpat silnym pro-
tiutokem sboril generala Diaze.
Cd shrouceni Sc rakouskeho ma
poru Italoye nepretrzite zatlaeo-
vail Nkouske sbory y teto oblasti
ii nyni i Widen pripoustl, ze vse-
chny posice ma zapad cd feky by
10 nutno vykliditi. Y disledku
toho Italove mali We sve moci ce-
Ii zapadni bfeh feky cd Montello
plainly az k moii.
ysechno zda Sc nasvedcovati,
ae ma italske fronte doJde k OBJ
noyeni prldklch boja, ma nich2
veGle Rakusanl budon Sc podiletl
take Nemci. Rfmska depese pa.
fizskemu aasopisn Temps sdelnJe'
ID Nemecko posle til armadni sbo-
~ ku pomoci Rakouskn, kde RI
kousko-nemecke sbory pokusi sc
d obnoveni ofensivy, neni Jasno
ada Sc vsak, ze bude to v horskf
obtasti, ktera je povazovana "a
klid K planinam Benatska. ltalo'
Va .isou ale 2de pfiprayeni k ce,
leni teutonskym pokusiim, steJnt
jako podkl reky Piare. ltalska
yale6na nfadovna oznamule, re I
ialska a stejne francouzska vol
ska v rjlznych bodeeh fronty pro
vedIa drohne operace, v uchz drt
sledku doslo k pozoruhodnemn
zIepseni posic jejich, Take vzdn,
choplavci Italu a spojencn lev'
pozoruhodnou einnost a pfisplya
il znaanlm diIem k hspeehn ope
racf italskych vojsk.
Ma zapadni fronte Y poslednicl
ftysiadvaciti hodinaeh nedoslo !
operacim yetslho yTznamu, je'
mely BY vliv ma vseobeenou sital
aci. vgchodne od Amiensu an
stralske oddly, S kterSmi spolu
pracuif americkt sbory, postmu
ly svoji hnii dale ma vychod oe
Hamelu. iizne cd Somme.
Australtane postoupili ma from
IL temer ttyri mile zdeli zde "
etyrtek minuleho tydne o "
syfch poslednich operacich po
stoupili We stfedu ma move sve II
ME. Operace tyto byly dspesnym
M eele care. Vsech objektivi by
10 dociIeno Il posice ziskane hyl.
lldrzeny.
Podfl JIM strany vybezku pr
retc Lys doslo k prudkt delostfel
be. maine V Hinges sektoru. Be
hcnl boid dubpu, kdy Nemci po
stoupili znacne We Flandrech, bl
iva severne a vSchodne cd Hin
ges byla desperatni.
We francouzskFeh yyseelch Y Q
blasti feky Disc, u Soinssons a Re
mese dochazi jenom k utkanir
patrol. Americke a francouzsk
sbory jevily znatnon tinnost NJ
daleko Chateau Thierry, KID
f'rancouzove ueinili .postup okc
Ii pahorku cislo 204, ma jehoz 81
yerni strane Americana pred nj
koIika dny proyedli 6tok a zm'
chill Sc vespice yaux Franco,
zoys oznamuji nspach We syfch
peracich soufasns sdeluif, he ~
Ineckf 1toky byly odrazeny-
.Jed sc eetne znamky toho. ]
k boinm znacnf dnlezitosti doJd
nedalekf budoucnosti ma frol
IL V Macedonia. Widen oznamu.
prudke dtoky franconzskych a
talskfch sbord na macedonsl
fronte. Pfipousti- 10 tyto .boi
se zmoenily iistych posic, BY
wax pr5 z iich vytlacsny Fra
couzska 1fednf zprsva ale pr
hlasuje, ze posice ziskan6 udrz
ny byly
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-01-22
STOCK MARKET

New York, Jan. 21.-Traders were In
clined to cover short contracts in the
absence of selling pressure IN the
stock market today and the list soon
assumed broader and more actlve
tone. Metals, oils. tobaccos, sugars
feathers and fertilizers were the prom
inent featues rising 1 to points over
last weeks final quotations. Shlpplngs
rallied from their early depression ana
investment rails were in fair demand
especially Canadian Pacific, Union "a
cific and Reading.
Liberty 31s's sold at s6.4s to e6.4o:
first fours at 96.72 to 1864 and second
tours at 96.18 to 96.l2.
Stocks were firm at the opening OF
today's market but trading was mat
erially restricted by the new govern
ment regulations. Coppers oilssand Cd
scure war specialties were the strong
es, features, their rise extending from
large fractions to 2h points in the case
OF Mexican Petroleum. U. s. Steel ana
kindred equipments were moderately
better but shippings were again heavy
and rails almost entirly neglected. LAD
erty' first tours sold at the new 10"
record Of 1854.
The close was strong.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-01-22
RELEASED BY GIANTS
FOR HARD HITTING

st. Louis, Mo-, Jan 21-Jack Hen
bricks, the new manager Of the CaSdi-
nails, has one distinction that Il prob
ably unique in baseball hisotry. He was
released from major team for h1tttng
the ball too hard.
Long ago, when the Giants were
slumping, Hendricks was then consid-
red the best Of college batsman and he
was sent for on a hurry up call He
played his first game against the Reds.
From the very start he was success
and hit 1852 in the first dozen games.
Andrew Freedman. who did not know
much about baseball except the bust
ness end, was running the Giants. The
older players went to Freedman and
told him that the heavy hitting new
player had demoralized the fans; that
the bugs were joshing and reviling the
older players; that it would be impos-
sible to maintain the harmony Of the
club If this slugger was permitted
longer to slug at $50 clip and urged
that he be released.
We'll. gentlemen" answered Freed
man, I'VE must have harmony; shall
release Mr.. Hendricks tomorroy"-
and he did.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-01-22
PLAYERS TO BE
GIVEN TRAINING

Chicago, H., Jan. 21-Military
training Of BASEBALL players will be car
cied out in the American association
next season, Thomas ]. Hickey, pres
ident Of the league has announced. Ef-
forts will be made to have the war
department detail military instructors
with each Of the eight clubs.
President Hickey said the associar
ton faces every prospect Of success
full season despite the war. With the
signing Of Ned" Egan as pilot Of the
Milwaukee club, the managerial ros-
ter Of the association is complete
with the exception of Indianapolis.
James c. McGill. owner OF the club,
has several leaders under considers.
ton to succeed Jack Hendricks, who
is to manage the St. Louis Nationals.
Larry Lajoie, the former Cleveland
star, and Frank Chance, manager OF
the old time Cub machine, are In
cluded in the list Of Hendricks pos
sible successor.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-01-22
SPORTS A BENEFIT
TO ALL SOLDIERS

New York JAN, 21-That the value
Of athletics in improving the mental
and physical condition Of all men
vice is appreciated BY English a.
well as United States government Of.
ficials is shown by a statement Of
several years Of observation on the
western front.
When the athlete has gone to the
front his place in athletic ranks
is the foundation for health and too
much emphasis cannot be laid upon
its benefits and necessity. Athletics
are Of paramount importance in keep
ing the soldier lit. and the same is
true OF the men who must be prepar.
ed to become a potential soldier"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-01-22
ASK ROPER TO RULE
ON TICKET TAXES

Washington. D. c., Jan. 21.-Mem.
bers Of the national baseball commits
sion were here today to consult In.
ternal Revenue Commissioner Roper
regarding the application Of war taxes
to baseball admissions.
It is understood that only teehni-
cal ruling on the ticket question is
sought by the commissions committee
in charge Of the matter.
August Hermann, chairman of the
national commission, yesterday con-
firmed, a recent statement that the
maknates intend to charge only the 10
per cent advance authorized by the
government.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-01-22
ATHLETIC COACH
CALLED TO SERVICE

Cedar Rapids, Jan. 21.-Prof. J. o.
Perrine, head basket ball coach, head
of the radio school and professor Of
physics at the Iowa State Teachers
college, has handed in his resignation
to become effective January rs.
The war department has ordered
him to report at the University Of
Pennsylvania, February l, where he
will be one Of the instructors at the
new. radio school to be opened there.
He will drill the enlisted naval re-
cruits in the signal corps. The govern
ment already has school at Harvard
and is opening others.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-01-22
FOUL TACTICS is
LACK OF GAMENESS
USUALLY FOUND THAT BOXERS
WITH ROUGH IDEAS HAVE
STREAK or YELLOW,

Chicago, jan 21--It Is usually
found that the boxer who fouls delib.
erately has streak Of yellow adorn-
ing his spinal vertebra.
The really game boy never fouls
than victory. The lad VINO keeps
working hard, even though he is TAX
ing lots of punches and never tries to
get even with foul blow rs the sort
that is popular in the ring.
It is also noteworthy that rarely has
a boxer come to any prominence who
was not thoroughly game through and
through.
Avoided Rough Stun.
The champions have always beea
the boys who could take punches with.
out whimperfng and who have careful.
ly avoided the rough stuff
Bob Fftzsimmons, in his time, was
perhaps in more tight places than any
other fighter the game has known.
But there was never the suspicion Of
a foul in any of his fighting.
Stan Ketchel was another as game
one of the toughest but he never used
any foul methods. He, too, had been
in many tight places, but he never
stopped to the towards way out OF
them.
Kept Within Rules.
Terry McGovern was a furious bat.
tier, but he always kept within the
rules. Joe Cans was, without ques-
ton, one of the cleanest and fairest
stars that ever entered the ring.
Bat Nelson and Ad Wolgast, how
ever, do not deserve quite such pleas.
ant appreciation. Both were rough
battlers and neither was without his
trace of cowardice at times. Though
able to take lots Of punishment, they
both showed at different times in their
careers a certain lack of moral cour
age.
Foulins More Today.
Fouling seems to be more fire.
quent occurrence today than it has
been for some time 1t seems to b
seen particularly among the present
day heavies. Carl Morris is probably
the most illustrious example, though
Fred Fulton has been found guilt.
more than once Gunner Smith and
Charley Weipert have records that are
not mblemished.
OF all the heavies Frank Moran
looks to be the gamest Moran may
not be the cleverest or hardest hitter,
but there never has been any rough
stuff marked up against him.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-01-22
BLUE SOX TO REBUILD
FOR SUMNER BATTLES

The manager of the Ottumwa Blue
Sox baseball club has issued call
for a meeting Tuesday evening at the
East End Y. M. c. A. to all members
Of the club and to all others who can
play good semi-pro ball and who de-
sire to join the club. This club has
held an enviable reputation among
the local semi-pro teams for the past
few years and is DESTROYS to maintain
a high standard Of play and build up .
good team for the coming summer.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-01-22
SAMPSON WILL MEET
BEAN HERE JAN. 80
ILLINOIS WRESTLER TO MAKE 100
RlNGSIoE AS CONDITION FOR
GETTING MATCH.

Alex Bean will meet Young Samp.
son of Streator, nl., in wrestlin
match at the Grand Wednesday night,
January 80.
This match promises to be one OF
the best that has yet been staged
with the local grapplsr as a principal
for Sampson was one of the two chal-
lengers following the recent Engle.
Bean match and the Illinois man has
seemingly been very DESTROYS to OBJ
tain match with the Ottumwan.
A match between them In Moline in
December was unsatisfactory because
the local man when informed OF the
weight of Sampson insisted upon 4
handicap claiming that the latter out
weighed him several pounds.
Sampson has placed $50 forfeit
that he will make $50 pounds ringside
as condition for the match. Bean
is now preparing for the go and does
not feel any qualms OF fear that he
will be able to take care of himself in
the battle.
Good preliminaries are promised,
one Of which is a match between Joe
Risberg. the Burlington fireman from
Galesburg who several weeks ago met
Bean in a handicap match and lost,
and "Ducky" Lawrence Of Pulaski.
The latter easily defeated Kid Engel
in the preliminary staged at the Bean
Engel bout. lawrence Is popular
among local fans. ,
Percy Mcguire who defeated Dick
Kitterman in the preliminaries at the
Bean-Engle match, will also appear
January 80, with an opponent to be
selected
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-01-22
SOLDIERS TOGET
MUCH SPORTS GOODS

New York, jan. 21-American
soldiers in France soon will receive
from the Young Mems Christian As
sociation a shipment Of $4,000
worth of athletic goods. The ship
ment includes $3.50 baseballs. 14,400
bats, 40Osmasks. 1906 chest protectors
5000 gloves, 1890 soccer balls, 2,4oo
basketballs, $500 rugby balls. These
goods and other paraphernalia make
the largest single order for athletic
goods ever placed. About $4,000 al
ready has been spent for athletic
goods for the soldiers still in the
United States.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-01-22
MAY CUT
OUTTHEIR SCOUTS

Chicago. Jan. 2l.-Many scouts for
the National and American league
clubs are likely to be without employ
ment next season unless a majority
of the minor leagues decide to con-
tinue in the game, it was said by club
owners here today.
It was pointed out that up to this
time none Of the club owners in the
two major leagues had yet renewed q
contract with a scout although there
are a few contracts which hold over.
It was estimated that II scouts are
dispensed with the saving to the two
leagues would be in the neighbos10aA
Of 100000.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-01-22
AMES RELAY HELPS
KEEP SCORE CLOSE

Manhattan. Kan. Jan. 21.-Ames
staged a wonderful rally in the last
half of the game with Kansas Aggies,
here Saturday, but sensational goal
BY Clarke halted squirt and Kansas
annexed victory, 80 to ~. At one
time the Aggies had an eleven point
lead with the score Is to Is. Then
the Iowa counter rally was inaug-
urated. Play during the final period
was fast and exciting.
Hides-No. fully cured. 13c: No.
Green 12c; horse hides. No. !. $3.50;
Ne. 1 $3-So.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-01-22
OLDER BOYS CLASH
IN TOURNEY AT "Y'.

Ten picked basket ban teams repre-
senting their respective towns In the
Older Boys conference played In q
tournament at the Y. NJ. c. A. Satur-
day afternoon during the recreation
hour. Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Ed
dyville, Marshalltown, and Fl Madi.
son survived the preliminary games.
The Eddyville and Cedar Rapids
teams eliminated the others and play.
ed to draw for first place.
The games were all fast with q close
count, as most of the players were ex.
perienced on high school teams at
their home town.
Athletic Activities at Y. M. c. A.
The physical efficiency tests for the
junior intermediate, and prep classes
will be held Saturday, January 26. The
five tests are 60-yard potato race;
standing broad jump; running high
jump; pullup and at so to 200 yard
swim.
The winning teams of the junior and
Junior employed boys basket ball
leagues were given an ice cream so
cial Saturday morning at the
Y. M. C. A.
The Central. Y Midgets team de.
feated the Midget basket ball team Of
Batavia Friday evening on the local
floor. The score was rs to 8.
voiiey Ball Team Standing.
Following is the standing Of the
business mems volley ball league:
Won Lost
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-01-22
BIG TEN COLLEGES
MUST PAY WAR TAX

Chicago. nj. Jan. e1.-The Untver-
sity OF Chicago and other Big Ton
schools will have to delve down deep
into their treasures for 10 per cent Of
the football receipts Of the past sea.
son. Final notification was wired
from B. c. Keith, deputy commissions
er of internal revenue at WashAngton
yesterday.
The Camp Grant amp Custer and
Great Lakes-Fort Sheridan games,
although the money collected goes for
athletic equipment at the camps, m01e
turn in their 10 per cent alsA
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-01-22
Sports Summary

Chicago, Jan. 21.-The Arizona Base
ball league. composed of Tulsa City,
Muskogee and Ardmore. Okla. and FIT.
Smith, Ark, all former members Of
the western association. was formed
at Tulsa. The promoters hope to add
three more towns to the league.
Charles ]. Brill Of Tulsa was elected
president
Alfred II. Pardee, once a we'll known
baseball pitcher, was killed when he
fell down stairs at his home in Colum.
bus, Ohia