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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
BUSY SCHEDULE
FOR GOLF CLUBS
Eastern Cracks to Compete
in Tournaments in
Near Future.

New York May Coolers. both men
and women, have a busy schedule
mapped out for them for the 1913
season at the Baltusrol Golf club. The
first event is on for May 10. and there
after there viii be a ball sweepstakes
on every holiday and Saturday, with
one-half the aggregate entrance fee
TO the man making the best net score,
one-third to the next best score. and
one-sixth to the third next best score.
Howard r. Townsend has presented
a cup for a ringer competition, the
winner being the man making the best
selected score Of IS holes made in
any full round on Saturdays. Sundays
or a holiday. starting on the Saturday
following the opening Of the course
and continuing until July 81
some Coed Matches.
Two team matches with the Essex
County Country club golfers are
scheduled. the first on July q and
the other on october Is The club
championship is on for September 20,
conditions calling for SO holes medal
play at scratch. This event is to be
open only 10 players having a handi-
can OF 10 or under.
The women will also compete for
ringer prize. beginning MAY 1 and
ending October 81. A first prize IS
offered each month for the best net
handicap score. This award may be
competed for any day during the
month. a One-day tournament under
the auspices Of the WOmen's Metropol-
itan Golf association is scheduled for
September IS. while the championship
viii start on October with an IS
hole qualifying round, the Is lowest
scores 20 qualify for match play Miss
Violet A. Miller is the chairman OF
the women's committee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
OutfieIder Is the
Champion BeauX

New York. May s.-''You win by
mile. Duffy" remarked Miller Higgins
to Duffy Lewis when the vet
eran outfielder made his appearance
in the lobby Of the Burbridge hotel, all
decked out in a checked suit and straw
hat with a band Of as many nues and
c0lors as the rainbow. Il have been
looking over MAJOR league fashion
plates for years and you head the list
You have been here about a week and
you haven't worn the same scenery
twice. I thought your Friday attire.
that set OF green. which took in cap.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
Tennis Players
Study Schedule

New York. Nay 3.-Few OF those in
terested in lawn tennis ever stop 10
put the list OF tournaments and cham
pionships annually issued By the Unit
ed States National Lawn Tennis asso-
citation 10 any sort OF test by which
the progress and Development Of the
game in this county may be measured
The fact that $50 competitive dates an
pear upon the schedule excites some
degree OF satisfaction without con
sideration Of the question whether II
is as representative as that Of year
ago or Of other specific years.
As the record stands the list that
has just been issued is numerically
several less than that Of a year ago.
when this nation was at war in other
respects il is not so strong. despite
numbers as there are instances Of dis
tinctly sumner resort" tournaments
that are most ephemeral in character.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
No DOubleheaderS
On Eastern Field

New York. May although IL is
not dependent upon the action Of gov
ernor smith in regard 10 the Walker
Jor leagues have reached a new agree
ment. IL has been decided that double
headers shall be taboo on Sunday, both
in the west and the east II the clubs
cannot find enough week days 20
complete the schedule then the games
must 90 into the discard This was
decided by John Heydler ard Ban
Johnson. respective leaders OF the
rival organizations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
Boom Is Coming
For Rowing Game

Indication that the revival OF rowing
viii be accompanied by a boom in
the sport. The latest. and certainly
most significant. development is the
intimation that King viii present a
cup for the inter-allied eight-oared
race 10 be rowed at Henley regatta
in July. As the trophy will become
the absolute property OF the winning
crew. the event is sure to arouse ex-
ceptionally keen interest. This IS the
first occasion that a Gun has been Of
fered for a rowing competition by a
reigning monarch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
P0LIGE-FIREMAN
CANE ON MAY 20
Old Rivals VIII Clash on
Rio Grande Park Field
for Benefit Fund.

Sunday. May Is. has been set as the
official day for the annual struggle
between the police and firemen base
ball teams which viii be held at Rio
Grande Park. Maj. T. J. McCamant.
president Of the Army and City base
ball league having allowed the NUM-
cipaI players the park on that date.
Members Of both OF the opposing
teams have been practicing for the
past two weeks and each are expected
to put up a hard game when they meet
on the field.
When the two city departments
have common interests anywhere but
on the baseball field they work hand
in hand but some old diamond scores
viii be settled before Fl Paso fans
on the above date
Missed Two Years.
When the original idea Of staging
a game between the fire and police
departments was started back in 1915
It was intended to hold the contests
annually. IN 1915. however. the po-
lice force was depleted by mum Der
OF designations. but in 1917 the de-
psrmenrs again mixed il at Rio
Grande park IN 1918 it was post
pOned because Of the war. Both OF
the contests were won by the firemen.
taking the first by a very substantial
score while in the second they barely
edged out their nightstick rivals in
the third meeting the policemen de-
clare that they viii be avenged and
detective captain Bill Simpson is los
ing no energy in getting his men IN
shape for the game.
Firemen Confident.
Fire chief John ". Wray stated re
Gently that a number OF the best fire.
men players are on duty with the ex-
peditionary forces in France but that
he intended 10 have a strong lineup
on the field when time is called for
the encounter. The fire department
gave several more men TO the military
and naval service than did the police
the firemen being younger men as
rule-but they feel with consistent
practice they can again repeat their
former victories.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02

The new Three-I league. which
sticks 10 the old name and the old
president, announces that il will have
- salary limit Of $1,000 a month and
p player limit OF 13. That provides
pretty fair wages for the players en-
gagged Each club is TO post a guar
antee Of $1,000 that it VIII finish the
schedule, which viii be started late
In anr-I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02

Columbus. ". ~. May 2.-The fourth
scheduled 20 round contest held here
within the past six months goes on
the boards here Saturday afternoon
May 3, in the 24th's arena, at p III,
when Jimmy Duffy. oakland Calf.
boxer. meets Speedban Hayden. Of the
gath United States infantry. IA the
headliner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02

Tn the Pacific Coast league war
service overseas entitled ian to free
entry into all ball parks A gold
chevron on the sleeve and it's
through the pass gate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02

Portland and Seattle got going Bet
ter in the second week Of the Coast
season and fans are now about ready
TO conclude they are not Joke teams
after all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02

Marty KavanauEh as a college coach
seems TO have made good His seton
Hall squad defeated the West Point in
its opening game OF the season and
It viii be admitted the army cadets
are not weaklings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02

Manager Lee Foil. Of Cleveland.
while in Evansville with his Indians
20 play Clarence Rowland's Brewers.
agreed 10 release Pitcher Dickerson
to Rowland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02

CAREY ID NETERAN.

= CAREY Is VETERAN. 4
, New York, May SITS a long 4
y and somewhat complicated Z
, journey from the SCARED and Z
y ravaged fields Of France to the 4
y Giants training camp in the Z
y peaceful town Of Gainesville, Z
y vet one Of John McGraw's rock I
y les has accomplished 1t. The Z
, youngster in question is
, Howard Clarey. a pitcher who I
, served four months in the
, battle area on the western Z
, front with an artillery brigade I
, Clarey returned TO these shores I
, just a few weeks before he Z
, started for Gainesville.
, The former artilleryman is a 4
, college pitcher who has d. 4
> vulEed little OF lis past history, (
, being fearful. IL is said. Of be- Z
, ing guyed by his home town Z
- friends If he fails 10 land any Z
, sort OF a berth in professional Z
, ball after the exact location Of Z
, his nome town has been nOised 4
, about
4. =. - - - =. - Z. 4. =. =. 4. -.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
sHEckARn cnAcHEs rEA,I-

Jimmy Sheckard is coaching the
baseball squad OF Franklin and Mar
shall college at Lancaster, Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02
Doc Johnston Is
Back On The Job

They count Old Doc Johnston out
every year, but he seems TO edge in.
Now We hear that he's the favorite for
the first base job with the Cleveland
Indians. provided he hits. and that
Lee Foil IS trying TO teach him how
to hit. Might as wen try TO teach
Doc how to breathe and eat. Since
when did that old dog have 20 be told
how TO hit2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02


. Omaha. Neb May 2-HOw I
. did Grover Cleveland Alexander.
. the famous BAH player, come 20 Z
. lose his pet bulldog IN Fort 4
. Thomas. Ky. just across the (
. Ohio from Cincinnati. while
. Grover C.. was over the Rhine" (
. licking ned out Of the Huns I
o That is the burning question Of 4
o the hour in this mans town.
. Mrs. katheryn NeWling. of 4
. Fort Thomas. wrote 90 city
. clerk Hunter that she found a
Q stray bulldog az her home and Z
. is caring for Co.. The dog has "
. a collar on which is an Omaha Z
. license. 80. a019. 1918 serise-
. Investigation developed the Z
- fact that her description corr Z
- responds with the one Alex
. ander gave Of his dog.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02

silk shirt. tie and tiepin. suit and
socks, was about the last word in sar-
torial splendor. but this tOggery sets
that back quite a distance"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02

WE TELL YOU
EVERYTHING
Yesterday we told you about the little fishing JOB that
delayed US about IS hours. Today we give you the
following wire from office at Cisco. which reverses
the conditions:
MR.W.H. BEARD,
Care Of Imperial Oil & Development c.,
3Oz OTndOrff Hotel Block,
81 PaSo, Texas
thousand fOrty-iive feet formation shows
very oily, drilleTs jubianL
All DARNELL. Gen. Mgr
DON'T YOU GET THAT9 We ARE GOING TO
HAND IT TO YOU JUST AS IT SHE GOOD AND
The BAD.
IT Is NOT OUR INTENTIONS TO AISLEAD ANY
ONE We are doing business under the Federal Laws,
a common DECLARATION of Trust. which Is clean
from start finish with Trustees handling the business
for our Company the best intst of all concerned
WE WANT YOU WITH U.s. because we need you.
We are anxious get second well started INCL
DENIALLY. when you with US then We want to
make good for you along with ourselves.
We HAVE NEVER NISREPRESENTED ANYTHING
WE HAVE NEVER DECEIVED ANY ONE IN ANY
WAY We HAVE BEEN OPEN AND FRANK WITH
YOU ALL ALONG. We HAVE TOLD YOU ALL. YOU
HAVE A PERFECT RIGHT TO Buy STOCK IN any oil
company that you prefer. but do want to impress
upon you the fact that intentions good; that
holdings are good. Money cannot buy any better Our
Company Is clean. Ask the Cisco Banking Company.
There IS nothing left for you to do except mail one
Of the coupons IN at once or better sl wire It IN at
expense.
THREE OR FOUR DAYS MORE WILL BE YOUR
LAST CHANCE
TOMORROW. SATURDAY. WILL BE OUR PART
ING SHOT FROM A PUBLICITY STANDPOINT.
MARK That DOWN today and get your order IN BY
special delivery or wire. TAKE That COUPON OUT
OF YOUR POCKET. which you cut out some days ago
and mail It IN right now.
Today we reserve the right to return any and all
subscriptions. We tod you this was coming. HERE
IT IS You have plenty of time yet # you viii act r,-
mediately)
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WSsls!. 81 Wg!S5,!s]) !. g!5,!!])
PAMATkY MA STAROU
VLAST.

Psali jsme nedavno, re mu-
sejni zdejsi spolecnost hodla
usporadati vystavu vzacnych
pamatek z evropskych zemi,
starych hodin umelecke vyro-
by, svicnd, obrazd, yysivek, ry-
tin, kovovych ozdob atd., KITE
rezto pamatky byly sem imi-
granty b6hem casu privezeny.
Musejni spolecnost cht6la 81
podobine predmety vypGjcit v
ocekavani, ze vystavka ia bu-
de zvlaste Cechy obeslana. AZ
dosud vSak podobnych wac
nych starokrajskych predm6tu
dodai jen Mad'ari, Slovinci a
VlaSi, kdezto z nasich kruhI
prihlasilo Sc toliko n6kolik wy
stavovateld. PrihlaSky budou
akceptovany jeste pristi pom
deli a to v odbocce broadway
ske verejne knihovny ma vych.
55 ul., kde nutne vysvetleni po
da bud pant Ledbetlerova neb
slecna Svobodova. Kdo by tu-
diz podobnou vzacnou pamat-
.ku~z ceskych zemi mel, necht
ohlas( tax vyjmenovanym zde
damam neb telefonuje ma
Broadway knihovni filialku
Broad 337. Mimo uvedenych
predmetI poradatele vystavy
touzi po ziskani ceskych zlato-
hlavI, starych krajek, mede-
.rych talifd, uncle pletenych
koslkd, kolovratku, praci fill
granskych, starych hudebnich
nastroju atd. atd.
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NEMCI SVOLAVAJf DOBRO.
+ VOLNiKY DO ARMADY,
PROFIT POLAKoM A
CECHUM. - -
PaTfZ.: 90. hrezDa

- Paffz, 30. brezra -. Ne
mecke vojenske a civiini ira
dy v hornfm Slezsku, jak- sc o.
znamuje z Varsavy, cini pripra
IVY k odporu proti PolakIm a
Cechdm, kteri 81. cinf naroky ma
Slezsko. Vojenske pripravy Fl
di general Groesner. Dobro-
volnici prichazeji re vsech kon
Gin N6mecka. Jsou dobre live
nj a dostavaji dobry plat. z
Prahy Sc oznamuje, ze ma jiz-
Mich .hra1icich Slezska jsou
kopany zakopy a staveny opev
|n8ni, obehnaha ostnatymi dra-
ty. v jine zprav6 z Prahy Sc
oznamuje, ze navigace ma Du-
naji byla op6t zahajena.
Berlin, 20. brezna.- Zdej-
sich Sasopisu doSla zprava, ze
Polaci pfipravuji Sc k vseobec-
nemu postupu proti Nemecku
q uvedomili nemecke pfednf
straze, ze prim6ii je preruse-
no. Polaci jsou vineni ze ga
poruseni prlmen. N9mecke u
fady v Locken, nedaleko Allen
steinu, zmocnili sc tajneho skla
dist4 Polakd, We kterem bylo
mnozstvf zbran{. Jeden dIstoj-
mix a pet civilisti bylo zatce-
no.
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PRACE KONCRESU PO
VALCE.

New York. - Champ Clark,
cdstupujici mluvci kongresu,
napsal clanek do mesicniku f.
verybody's, v nemz vypocitava
ukoly kongresu v nastavajici
dobe. Jsou to tyto: Kongres bu
&c Sc starati o to, ably vojaci z
Evropy, jak dobrovolnici od-
vedeni, byli co nejdrive dopra-
veni domd a rozpusteni. Bude
!Iqow es Hqs 'es pe1eqsod eqe1,
v zivote uchytiti. Kde nebude
moci vojak dostati zamestnani
musf Jim no hledeti vlada wy
najiti, po pripade Jim poskyt-
nouti fanny. Kongres must pri-
sne setriti. Politikardm nebude
to who'd, ale nezbyva mic jineho
Vladni vlastnictvi, at jiz zelez-
mic anebo iinych verejnych
prostredku, jest sice dulezite,
ale bude musit pockati ma w.
rizeni v6ci drive uvedenych.
0tazka celni, o kterou Sc lide
slime zajimali pred valkou, u
stupuje do pozadi a lide mali
starosti jine. Take nikdo neje-
vi zadny velky zajem o lodni
subsidie. Jest treba armady
dostatecne, ale zadne vojen-
ske autokracie. Take lod'stvo
ma byti jen tax velike, jakeho
bude treba. Bude tfeba uplne
prepracovati system dani pro
vladu. Bude treba odstraniti
kazdeho, kdo z vladni poklad-
my ma dtraty lidu tyje. Obchod
s cizinou, hlavne Sc stredni a
jiznf Amerikou, must byh zvy-
Sen a vypesten, TAX aby NELL
zam9stnani naA d&lnici donna
q n6mofnfci ma lod1ch. Nutno
zavesti rozpoctovJ system ma
spravnych liniich.
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ZMENY V-URADE.
PRAV. A. ". CHALOUP.
KA JMENOVAN VYPO-
MOCNYM OKRESNfM
ZALOBCEM.

V dfadovne okresniho zalob
ce Doerflera uprazdnena ne
davno dive mista nasledkem re
signaci. Byvaly ryp. zalobce
Jan Babka resignoval po SVEN
zvoleni do kongersu a druhy
vyp. Zalobce, Marcellus De
Vaughn stal Sc clenem pravni-
cke firmy Baker, Hostetler &
Sidlo. Vzhledem k tomuto osla
beni Stabu v okresnich lradech
vrchni zalobce Doerfler jme-
noval vcera prvnim svym pri-
rutim opet ceskeho pravnlka a
to p. A. Chaloupku, kdezto dru
hym jeho assistentem stane Sc
advokatka slecna Flora Alleno
va, znama zvlast svou agitaci
v zajmu trakcnich kondukte-
rex.
Pan A. V. Chaloupka pocha-
zi z vazene ceske rodiny piony-
ri ma zapadni' strane (41 ul.)
Vychodil s uspechem skoly gra
marni, nejaky cas- ucil Sc typo
grafii, nacez stal Sc listonosem
a pfi tom navStevoval vecerni
kurs pravnicky a po sve gradu
aci otevrel svou advokatni kan
cellar v Rockefellerov6 budove
u squaru. Vzdor Stroke sve pra
WI praksi pIsobil a pGsobi do
sud tez We vecernim mestskem
SkOlstvi, vyucuje totiz anglici-
ne We slovenske farnosti ma Act
ma Road, kterezto osady je du-
chovnfm spravcem bratr tehoz,
rev. V. A. Chaloupka, a rovnez
ucf reci anglicke naturalisaci
We Skole Jan Amos Komensky
ma vych. 131 ul. Je to snazivy
mlady muz, pozivajlci V poll
tickych kruzich Sil okych zna-
mostl.
Grasulujem mu rovnez ku
postupu!
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INA FARE.

Dramaticky K1ouzek "Vtel-
ka" sehrai vcerejSi nedele v &c
|ske Narodni S{ni ma Broadway
hluboke drama Heijermah v
prekladu F. V. Krejciho, kter6
pred lety hrano bylo v Praze
ma Smichov6 v cyklu vzornych
delnickych predstaveni. Navste
va byla dosti cetna, ale while
cem, ze bylo hrano We pro-
speech Vcelek, zasluhovala jiste
navstevy co nejvetSi. V mezi-
akti dcinkovala hudba Sdruze-
nj Ceskych Hudebniki, jez hra
la tez phi po predstaveni pora-
dane tanecnf zabav9.
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z jezlrka'ty Rockefellerove
parku vylovena vcera mrtvola
52lete pani J. Saylesove, 1903
vych. 20 ul., o niz Sc mysli, re
spachala samovrazdu. Sayleso-
va trpela totiz civni chorobou
a casio samovrazdou hrozila.
Vcera rano opustila domov po
ujist6li, re pIjde do kostela.
Zabloudila vsak do parku kde
,vrhla Sc do vodni nadrze q uto
rula.
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IM!zSSssll IM!zSSssll M.Ssl I. 7! 81
OMLADINA J. A. KOMEN-
SKY {. l,

sehrala vcera v Ceske Sini So
kol dive jednoaktovky, "Vzor-
ny Vastenec" a "Protikandi-
dat. Obecenstvo ma zapadni
strane cetnou navSt6vou dalo
na jevo, re uznava nutnost pod
porova't naSi omladinu. V prv-
MIN divadle uGinkovali p. A.
Peterka, K. FiSer, j. Lizalek,
L. VachuSka a slec. 4. Valas.
kova, M. Kratochvilova a E.
Holeckova. V druhem divadlo
ncinkovali PIP. V. Peterka, F.
Molzer, l.. Mlrka a slec. R. Jiri-
kova, B. Cvrkova, M. Peterko.
va A. Ptakova. Ucinkujici sc
uloham dobfe naucili, jakoz &c
ska vyslovnost i provedeni bylc
lak neilepe cd americk6 mia
deze mGzem ocekavat.
Po divadle byla taneGni "a
bava, pri ktere sc hlavne mia.
dez nenucene bavila. DivadlC
fidil utitel p. J. Valasek, kite
ry nastudovani obou divade
mnoho pile venoval, aby ODE
censtvu TAX mily dusevni pozi
TEX pripravil.
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M!!Ss.S: M!!zs.S:s M!!!SSiSl !! M!SsiSl
PADELAL JMENO WILL
SONOVO.

Columbus, Ohio, 20. brezna
J. Thomas O'Brien bNl zde od-
souzen do statni trestnice ma
sedm roku, ponevadz udal
falesny eek, ma nemz padelal
jmeno Woodrowa Wisona. Sta
10 Sc to v roce 1912, kdy byl
jeste Wilson guvernerem statu
New Jersey. O'Brien pax zmi-
eel a byl teprve nedavno dopa-
den.
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VYZVANi.

Ma odvetnl zapas v kouleni
vyzyva druzina Stehlikova dru
zinu Hermanskyho We stredu u
Vlasaka ma Broadway a v pa
tex u Stehlik a Hertze
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PRIME Sc reznik, ktery je
schopen samostatn6 pracovati
a mluvi anglicky a cesky. Do
ire mlsto pro radneho muze.
Haste Sc Il f. Doubrava, 1911
E. 90 St. Tel. Broadway 396.
3--o9
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- Svate m5sto jak bylo 10
let pred Kristen, znovuzfii-
zeno pro filmove pfedstave-
nj. Salome - Olympia, We
stfedu a We Stvrtek.
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~ cESKYCH MLYNU".

= j 81 - II
dali, stale Sc v nedeli skutkem
la pfedstaveni Fortovy Trashy
',stalo Sc skutecne znaGiym dspe
chem. Velke Inavsteve dostalo
Sc skutecne znamenitehpI pozi-
|tku, coz patrno bylo ma rozza.
|fenych tvarich pritomneho ODE
icenstva. Aniz bychom ubirali
zasluh vsem ostatnfm spolut-
|cinkujicim, musime doznati, re
lpredstavitelka role Julinky, pi.
IMaresova byla sloupem celeho
|vecera, nesproneverila Sc nikte
|rak sve povesti a mileradi do
lznavame, re v tonic oboru Y
|Cieveland6 souperky nema. Ia
|jejl krasny vykdn odmen6na
|byla peknou kytici RUIZ.
S nj Sc tuzil jak nalezf p. F.
Prochazka We vdeGne tlloze kra
|janka, mel publikum ma sve
strane hned vstupni pisni, do
ktere vlozil nekolik casovych
Inarazek $ dobrym zdarem.
Take baron Zlamany v nemz
jsme pres inkognito a masku
lpoznali naseho neunavneho p.
Bernreitera, Sc jak nalezi tuzil,
pohybovalt Sc phi zpevu podi
|vuhodne jiste. Ostatni llohy
dosti dobre zapadaly coz dluz
no konstatovati jak pri plavajz
|nicke chase tax i pri panstvu.
Krone uvedanych ucinkovali
danny a pp.: Frank Kavan, AL.
zbeta Kravcowova, Vaclav Ger
my, M. Kuncova, Vac. Prochas.
ka, Rdzena Bernreiter, Fr. Ku.
lnaSek, Jar. Sedlacek, Fr. Phi.
ska, V. Huml, FIR. Vostatek, J.
Bocek, B. Wesley, Tom Peka.
rex a NJ. Pedalova.
Referat by nebyl dplny, kdy
bychom Sc nezminili o tanci ha
strmankd v druhem jednani,
ktery byl sv6domite proveden
baletni drobotinou Rebekovou,
Zakovou, Hejdukovou, Koza.
kovou a Kralem.
Zp6vy nacvicil a s nevsedni
ochotou ma plane doprovazel
p. A. L. Mares. X celkovemu
zdaru nemalo pTispela hudba
hratfi Hrubych, jez koncerto-
vala v meziakti = vyhravala
pozdejsi tanecni zabave.
Vcerejsi zdar bude miti snad
"a nasledek, ze casteji spatri-
me ochotniky Sokola Cleve-
land v cinnosti a re jeste ma
sklonku sezony mas podobn6
mile prekvapi.
Hra ~ ceskych mlyn1" bu-
de ma vSeobecnou zadost opa.
kovana V nedeli dne 6. dubna.
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