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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16
REYNOLDS BEATS
NOTRE DAME COACH
Ross. of Mishawaka. Loses to
indianapolis Wrestler in
Straight Falls.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 10. - Jack
Reynolds. the welterweight wrestling
champion. defeated Adrian Ross, OF
Notre Dame In straight falls here
Thursday night The first fall came
in seven minutes with a leg split
hold and the second in Sc minutes
with the same hold.
Billy Trout. Of Kokomo defeated
Young Valonis. or indianapolis. in
straight falls. The men are light
weights.
Young Londas, Of Chicago. won
from Young Eiiers, OF Kokomo. IN
straight falls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16
DENTALS WIN.

NTUNCIE. Ind. Dec. 1.-THE IN
diana Dentals almost struck a snag
in the state normal team here Thurs
day, but took a stiff game, Is 20 10.
Reeves. center, was the only Den
tai regular out OF the lineup. The
winners scored six field goals. the
normal quintet only two. Deakyne
led the Dentals' attack with four
field goals. Henry. forward. and Nc
Comas. back guard. starred for the
Normals. The visitors led at the end
Of the first half, 10 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16

NILES Mich, Dec. Is p. j..
Kelly. OF Michigan City. manager of
Barney Barnham, of Monon, Ind,
has challenged Claude Fay. OF this
city. 20 box 10 rounds az the Ameri-
can Legion's next boxing bout. which
VAL be held az the Riviera theatur
IN this city on Jan. o. Barnhart AID
Fay both weigh 123 pounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. 10
Indiana State Normal basketball
team swamped Indiana Law school
Of Indianapolis here Thursday night.
81 TO il. The teachers jumped into
the lead and continued 20 pile up
baskets even in the second half when
ten substitutes were tried on the
floor. The play was snappy and clean
throughout.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16

Muller OF California IS unques-
tionably a great end. However. II
is hard to figure how he can receive
much consideration as an All-Amer-
lea possibility. he was hurt in the
game of oct. 1 with the University
OF Nevada. and has done little play
ing since.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16
PAL MOORE GIVEN
WIN OVER JOHNNY
BUFF IN BIG BOUT
Championship Contend e r
Hands Out Boxing Lesson
to Title Holder.
OULON RIGHT

Johnny Coui0n. former ham
tamweight champion ot the word
predicted correctly the outcome
OF the battle between Johnny Euft
and Pal Moore shortly before Dc
went on the stage az the Orpheum
theater here last night where De
IS showing az "The Man Who
Can Not Be Lifted"
Coulon with Tommy Gibbons
and many other hard punche-s
last week attempted 20 bring out
a Knockout punch In Pal Moore.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16
Webster Successfully
Retains Title in Game

Ira Webster, present holder OF the
city amateur championship in three
cushion billiards succeeded IN re
tanning his title last night in a
match game at the oliver billiard
room which he won IS 20 p from
Ford sleepy" Towne.
Both shot clever billiards from
the start Of the match and It was
only superior shooting that gave
Webster win. BY his victory he
retains the Weisberg cup that IS 10
go 10 the amateur champion title
holder.
A number Of challenges were re-
ceived after the match and
will risk his next Thursday
night when he opposes one OF the
ceived after the match and Webster
cOntenders
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16

Matchmaker Johnny MCGOWAN. Of
the MCGOWAN gymnasium. last night
siSned Clarence Willard 70 box six
rounds with Johnny Rubin in the
ruain bout OF a smoker boxing show
10 be held at the new gymnasium
on Dec. 21.
Rubin is the best welterweisht
ever 20 wear the Mishawaka coiors
and in his short stay at the Ban
Band factory there has gained a
great following.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16
MFFHAN RE-ENGAGED.

SYRACUSE. y. Y. Dec. 15.-John
r. C'Chick'D Meehan has been re-
engag ed for a two year terms as
coach Of the Syracuse University
football squad. Meehan has coach
ed here for the past two seasons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16

The Iowa eleven OF next year VIII
hardly be as formidable as the 1921
team. Howard Jones viii lose four
OF his best players. Belding. slater.
and the two Dev1ne brothers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16

And they could fight no more,
He turned them into rasslcrs,
As they lay upon the floor.
Why don't referees use the eeny.
meeny. miny. mo system?
If they fine Percy and Meusel as
much as Ruth. then why not pay
them as much?
Sing Sing has n wealth of cage
men.
over in Buffalo the other night a
boxer was knocked down three
times in the first round. Then he
finally got to his feet and took a
wild swing, and knocked his oppo-
nent out. Careless!
Boxers are to form union and
join the American Federation Of La
Dor. We thought the A. F. of l.
was for working men.
Now John McGraw is qualified Ia
write for some magazine on "Fren-
zied Finance"
We had a lost golf ball joke. but
we lost It. We accept your
thanks!
Some bali players talk about mon
ey as If they were in the movies.
He wasn't much 20 look at,
lie didn't know q thing
About a shift, a left or right,
When nc went in the ring.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16
WINNER TO MEET DoWNEY.

ST. PAUL. Dec. 15.-Efforts VIII
be made 10 match the winner OF the
Nike Gibbons Mike O'Dowd boxing
bout here Friday night with Bryan
Downey. Columbus o., middleweight-
Terms already have been offered
Downey, II was learned Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16
They matched him 'gainst another,
With class, and art and such;
The classy guy took forty winks,
He knew too dog gone much.

D'ja ever notice the stiff collar
mark on movie cowboys2
Kummagae. Jap tennis star Is sail
ing FOR Japan. Probably 20 sink the
Nutsu.
Carl NAYS says the only thing
that is underhand about his delivery
is the way he throws the ball
Vt the most modern raSslin'
arenas they are going TO install
eight day clocks.
Maybe Ruth can play ice-basebaIl.
huh2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16

Big sale on Christmas Candies
starting Friday; 2Oc, 30c and 40c
per pound. The Philadelphia 352
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16

Don't ask me for any Christmas
presents Call up AIcGraw. He's got
all the money in the world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16

17c smoking tobacco. 15c. Engers.
33s-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16
Vote to b ri ng
Back Series of
Sc . z n Battles
MOguls in Major Leagues Add
Ed Walsh, Former Hurler.
to Staff of EMPIRES.

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-Major
league baseball owners. in joint
meeting Thursday. voted 10 re-estab-
. lish the seven game world series,
+ instead of the nine game series in ef-
. feet for the last three years. Aneri-
can league club owners were unani-
NOUS for the change. while the Ma
+ tional league magnates voted 90 1
+ against g. Inasmuch as under a
f joint agreement each league has
only one vote, Commissioner Lands,
/ who Is authorized TO cast the decid-
/ ins ballot in case of a tie. voted for
/ the seven game series. The Chicago
( Cubs. alone of the National league
/ clubs, voted in favor Of the shorter
/ series.
! The late meeting was given over
/ almost entirely 20 a discussion of
/ the draft and its restoration upon
an equitable basis. Several roughly
+ formulated plans were submitted 20
| the advisory council. which has been
/ called into a special meeting Friday
morning 10 draw an arrangement
/ satisfactory 10 both minors and ma
/ jors" Should the advisory council
/ adopt a plan, it Will be submitted 20
I the minor leagues concerned for ac-
| ton.
Ed Walsh TO Umpire.
I Ed Walsh. star hurler OF spit
balls in other days and only recently
manager Of Bridgeport in the East
ern league. was added to the Ameri-
| can leagues staff of umpires. Walsh
I will be the ninth man OF the staff
and Will be employed as a super
numerary until he qualities as an
| Al arbiter.
Oscar Witt, former Red Sox third
/ sacker, obtained by the Reds over
the waiver route, was sold TO thS
. Salt Lake City club. of which Duffey
/ Lewis is boss. The price was not
/ announced.
The movements of Tyrus r. Cobb,
sometimes called "the Georgia
peach" were impeded by a fuzzy top
coat, but he managed to get around
to the different conferences. Tyrus
said that ne wanted a shortstop,
but that it appeared as if the mar
/ l<et for short fielders was closed to
him. He offered Veach and Dauss
and maybe some cash TO the Red
. Sox for Everett Scott. but the Sox
wanted a shortstop in the trade.
Then Cobb and Miller Higgins OF
/ the Yankees got together and ar
ranged a scheme whereby the Yam
KEGS would get Veach and Dauus
from Detroit, send Johnny Mitchell
and Dauss to Boston for Everett
Scott and transfer the latter TO the
/ Tigers. But something happened to
/ that deal and Cobb appealed 70 his
owner. Frank Navin. and Navin at
/ tempted to arrange a deal with Con-
ME Mack through which the Tigers
would get the services of Joe Dugan.
Ty said that If he did not get 4
slrortstop tonight he would be en-
route to Georgia soon after sun-up
! tomorrow.
The major league officials will re-
sumo their joint conference tOmOr-
row morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-16

The Biggest Lamp Values in South
Bend are at Moran's. 1872 y. Mich.
S4Cts
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-22
AT THE GYMAL DOLED.

On Monday, May End, the Gymal
Doled club will elect it's officers for
the ensuing year. The following
are the nominees for the respective
offices: For president; I. S. Joseph,
Louis Williamson, DR.. M. Lefkovits,
DR.. Harry Bank and Nathan Rivkin.
For Vice-president: A. M. Harris,
John Gelman and Charles Goldstein.
For Treasurer: I. Robitshek, M. J.
Kronick, Samuel B. Schein and David
Phillips. For Secretary: Meyer D.
Stern. Directors: John Gelman,
Irving Frisch, Harry Horwitz, David
Levin, Chas. Goldstein, Israel Krei-
A. l.. Feinberg, VIM. Wolfson, A. III.
Karatz, Peter Juster, Louis Sohn
and David Phillips.
The smoke is getting very thick at
the club. All the candidates are
buying smokes and there is much po-
litical gossip around. Some of the
aspirants are conducting active cam
paigns while others are not very
active, believing that their past rec
ords will carry them to victory. At
any rate, the election is creating a
great deal of interest at the Gymal
Doled club, and much talk.
Sunday evening, April oath, the
Gymal Doled club will entertain it's
members with a Pesach Dance. The
affair will take place at the Club
rooms. A special social committee is
in charge, and they promise that
everything will be Pesachdick, the
music included. Many novelties will
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-22
ZIONISTS HOLD IMPORTANT
MEETTNG

A most important Zionist meeting
was held on Monday evening, April
10, at the Gymal Doled Club At
tended by the Minneapolis and st.
Paul districts, Zionist Organization
of America, also of the Mizrachi and
the Poalei Zion. The atmosphere at
the meeting was very tense, owing to
the crisis in the negotiations between
the American and European leaders.
Mr. Baruch Zuckerman, Poalei Zion
ist leader, who was in the city as
guest of the local Poalei Zionists was
also present and was called upon for
some remarks. At the meeting,
after much discussion, it was voted
to send kilograms to Judge Mack of
the Zionist Organization of America
and to DR.. Weizmann calling upon
both to make every effort to prevent
break. Although subsequent events
proved that before the kilograms
were sent the break had already oc-
Cured, the local Zionists are con-
vinced that conciliatory action of
the Minneapolis and St. Paul dis
tricts, if followed by other districts,
will still avail to bring about peace.
DR.. Gordon gave an admirable re-
port of the proceedings in New York
and of the difficulty that confronted
the leaders, American and European
alike. The meeting ended with the
singing of Hatikvoh, symbolic that
those present doubted not that a
way would be found to unite all
Zionists, and all Jews in fact, for
the upbuilding of Palestine.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-22
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

officers for the coming six months.
Under the leadership of it's new
President, Mr.. Alex Zimmerman,
much is expected in the promotion of
Zionist propaganda in this Commun-
ity. Among the activities planned is
Passover entertainment .Wednes-
day, April 9th, with the following
program: address by DR.. S. N.
Deinard; Violin Solo by Mrs. Marion
Baernstein-B earman &C m a MED
by Miss Lillian Jeffrey; Recitation by
Miss Hannah Goldberg; Classic
Dancing by Helen Schrader and Kate
Kapper (pupils Of Miss Harriet
Schanedling's Glass;; Impressions of
Professor Chain Weizmann and his
associates by DR.. Geo. J.. Gordon;
Vocal selections by Morris Sussman
assisted by Miss Mildred Sussman;
Illustrated Talk, Passover" by Rab-
bi c.. David Matt; Jewish music Sc
lected by Miss Esther Woolpy; and
Hatikvoh by Miss Rose Burnett.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-10
K NASTOLENf NOVEHO
CUVERNERA

Pres sest set prislusniku re-
publikanske strany, mezi nj
mi mayor Fitzgerald sc sko-
rem celou mestskou radou a $
cetnymi uredniky, vyjeli dne-
sniho rama Union nadrazi do
Columbus, ably Sc podileli ma
inauguracnich slavnostech no.
veho guvernera statu Ohia
Harry L. Davise, byvaleho ma
Seho mayora. Celkova ucast 2
Clevelandu odhadovana jest
ma 1000 osob a mezi hosty jest
i celia rada nasich kraianu
Cestnou straz guvernerovu
tvof.iti budou clevelandsti
"sedi". kteri k nastolepi wy
tahli V pine parade.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-10
"SvE1r"

tech este enokrat svedenych pochop z 3o by sbohym
naterialem id stene schytra6 ako nesedonit V1d
cove konunsth pozbyi davno prava veden du "a VAL
byli sepymi agenty Rakouska Pruska Z isou sepV-
mi agenty Ruka po vace dokazal ejch nezda pav ted
uprosfed prosince 1920. Dnistr dr. Benes by 18 lo-
padu vftan rediteem Tnoasem kdyz navstfvil Zeneve
meznarodn dstav pace Thomas naval Benese mnistrem
zeme demokrace socialnfho pokroku. Po komunsckem
pokusu moh by muv nasf republice tim uzna6i OBJ
stala pr nebezpeGne zkousce.
Politka d demagogie
Kdy zvftez poitlkov6 definitivne kdy demav ogove
zmzeji defintivn6 podsvet? Jeden neiv6sch presi-
dentu Spoenych SaG severoamerickych Garfield
vNroky demokraci, kter6 plati pro veGnost
Nechtel jsme liz bozskeho pr5va kraG nepriif-
mejme an zahubneho bludu bozsich pravech davu.
Vseobecn6 vzd6lani Jest jedinym prosredkem KITE
rak unknout nebezpeGim veobeneho prava hlasovacho
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-10
$50 SLEVACU VYSLO MA
STAVKU

Uniovi sl6vaGi zam6stnavani
firmou Grabler Manufacturing
Co., vysli poctem 125 muzi
minuly tyden ma stavku jsou-
ce nespokojeni snizenim mzdy
o 10 az 1870. L MIN pripojilo
Sc as 80 jinych mensich mo-
sazaren kde byla podobna
zmena mzdy i pracovnich ho-
din ohlasena. Stavka tyka Sc
hlavne dilen S vyrobou plum
barskych potfeb. Jedna Sc tez
0 zmareni pokusr tovaren sna-
zicich zavesti otevrene dilny
s 9 hodinovou dobou. Zadna
akce nebyla hlasena z as il
nych clevelandskych slevaren
mosazu, z nichz jest jisty po-
Get dnes vGbec zavren. Die
dOhOdy unii Zamestnava-
tely uzavTene stanoven byl "a
posledni rok plat 9Oc "a no.
dinu, v celkovem poctu as $50
slevaren, ale smlouva tato Wy
prsela /. lednem jak pravi ia
iemnik Mezinarodni Slevacske
Unie F. L. Baumgartner.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-10
DIVINE ZBOZf v REDAKcI
CASOPISU.

Lisabon, Portugalsko, 3. le-
dna. Policie prohledala dnes
redakcnf mistnosti monarchi-
stickeho Gasopisu "Monarchia'
a nasla tam sest dynamitovych
bomb a zasobu zbrani a stfeli-
va. COZ vsechno zabaveno.
Mistnosti casopisu bylv pax ia
vfeny o zapeceteny. kdyz ne
kolik zatcenf provedeno. EMO
narchia" Jest organem stranv
iez uznava ia legitimnfho de-
dice portugalskeho trinu nej.
mladsiho syna DOna Miguela
Nuno Dunarte, hocha 12-let6.
no.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-10
SLAVNOSTNf DEN JEDNO.
TY TABORITU.

V Besidkach Cesk6 Narodni
Sine ma Broadway poradana
byla vcera po druh6 hodin6
pekna a vyznamna slavnost
Jednoty TaboritG. Ma sjezdu
j. T. konanem v roce 1919 by
10 usneseno zaloziti odbor, je-
hoz ukolem by bylo pojist' ova
nj ditek a vysledky teto snahy
byly vcera oslaveny lozemi Bf-
la .Hora els. n, Sion, els. ID,
a Bojovnici Svobody els. so,
pratelskym dychankem "a OBJ
zvlast6 cetne navst6vy. Slav-
most zahajena byla prdvodem
ditek americkymi praporci
"a veseleho pochodu hubby
Sdruzeni Ceskych hudebnikd.
Pc kratsim uvftani predstavil
p. Rudolf FiSer p. l.. Cimlera
.iako hlavniho recnika, jenz v
prednasce objashoyal, proc byl
odbor pro pojist 'ovani ditek u
Jednoty zalozen spravne po-
ukazoval ma vsechny jeho W.
hody. Poukazoval, re jiz pred
Is lety V New Yorku Sc snazil
ably bylo podobn6 pojist'ovani
Zavedeno, ale narazel ma ne
porozumeni, ba j ma odpor, &C
dneSni doba spatfuje, re kaz-
da vetSi Jednota refornlu tuto
velice horlive zAvadi a podpo.
ruje. Vyvody p. l.. Cimlera po-
tkavaly Sc casto S vseobecnym
souhlasem.
Clenstvo Dram. Odboru J.
Del. Tel. Jed. Ferdinan Lassal.
lie provedlo zabavny a vdecnd
prijaty vystup "Ctyfi robecni
sluhove," p. Rud- Fiser a pi
Lisa zapeli duetto tUz Sc bli-
III konec sveta' a pi. Kvetova
pfednasela basne "Sirotci luz
ko" "Kvitko svobody' a pi
Svehlova "Babicciny pohad-
KY" Ia pekne provedeni dosta
10 Sc 1cinkujlcim hlucne po-
chvaly a podobneho uspechu
Sc dockalo tercetto pi. Sve-
hlove. pi. Lise a p. Fisera
pride jaro. pride - Dal-
81 program vyplnen byl dalsi-
mi deklamacemi, zpevy a hu-
dehnimi pfednesy.
Ia slavnosti dal Sc obTad po-
jmenovani ditka manzelu Luka
sovych - hosikovi Sc dostalo
jmena BohuS.
Pc vycerpani bohateho pc
streho pofadu Zakoncena byla
slavnost spolecnou veceri.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-10
Vymluva.

Vojak kousne We rvacce dru-
hGho do ncsu. Kdyz sc usmirili,
prosi sveho kamarada, ably mic
neIikal sikovateli; ten vSak jej
uv;del a pta Sc: "Kdo te kous-
nu! do nosu?"
"Ja sam!"
"a jak's to provedl?"
"Stoupl jsem 81 na zidli!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-10
DOHODNUTf MEZI SOVE.
TOVYMI REPUBLIKAMI.

Stockholm. 8. ledna. Vojen-
ska hospodarska doh6da me-
ri sovetovymi republikami Ru-
skou a Ukraiinskou byla po-
depsana V Moskve %. prosin-
ce. pravi depese k Dagens Nv
beter z Helsingforsu. Dohoda
ustanovuje. re oba statv mali
miti spolecne komisare pro ma
rodni obranu. zahranicni veci,
finance, obchod a praci a do
pravu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-10
" Spatna Utmost.

Cert to vem, aby clovek byl
vic V zalozne nez donna!
Hele, to pofad ukladas pc
nize?
Houby ukladam! Vitr mi
shodil Sc strechy patnact tasek
a musel jsem 81 ma to vyzdvih-
ncut tisic korun.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-10
Pilny zacek.

proc places?" pta Sc mat
ka synacka.
"Protoze mas ubohy ucitel,
ktery byl tax dlouho memo
cen -"
"Co - co Sc mu stalo?"
"Nic, uZdravil Sc !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-10
"PROBUZENCI."
Pfedstaveni dram. odboru lie.
gionafI Vcelka.

ouOCi WV eiI ol1iSi stCI q III q
ne, v nekterych mistech slime
.pfipomina jeho Jana Vyravu,
neb Tones Vitek. podobne ja
llo Jeronym We Vyravovi jest
milovan dvojnasobne pada
len dusledkem zarlivosti, i
mnohe jine dramaticke mo-
mentv vyluzuji vzpominku ma
zmfnenou hru, ktera Jest tez
dejov6 pristupnejSi. Oba obra-
~ pax ale sc opiraii o vzpou-
ri ceskeho lidu proti nesvedo-
mitym pandm, ale tato zde
skonci nezdarem. ien pouhym
slibem. ze uiarmenym robotni-
Kim svita kyzena svoboda, ac
Sc tato dostavila o vice jak sto
'et pozdeji.
Titulni ulohu jaksi zastupu-
je Tones Vitek, nepfitel pan
stva a pozdejsi nest astny vdd-
ce lidu klesajici ranou hrabe-
te Beauvalla jako pFedstavite-
lie reakce; roll prvni Zahral
ma zacatetnika p. L. Krizek
dosti dobre a p. l.. Teller po-
stavil V hrabeti Dejmovi ma je-
|viste vybornou figuru. Jak ma
!ezi Sc drzel v Beauvallovi p.
j. KubaSta a .iako vzdy pekne
a iasne mluvila demokraticky
zalozenou hrabenku pi. V,
Brychcfnova. Take ostatni pan
Styo naleZlo dobr& pTedStavi-
tele; p. C. Kotmel (Millesi-
MOI, +. Hartman (hrabe z
Rubna), Fr. Karnos (baron
Schirnding), V. Navratil (dvor
ini rada Jordan), l.. Kiml IRA
da Hoefling), kdezto plebejci-
ky hrali danny a panove: ODE
sounerkv o lasku Tomesovu,
pi. TalaSova Lidu, kterou skla-
mana lasl,a svadfi k zrad6 a
Marii pi. A. Maresova, ODE Sc
hraly ulohy velice dobre. ST.
decnym dudackem V prvnim
jednani byi p. Strachota a hru
dopl1ovali vhodnym podanim
Ip. F. Kamenik (Vrana, cha
lupnik), A. Jaros (Havelka
myslivec), f. Noyodvorsky
| (Jirak, chalupnik) a zamec-
kou chasu zastupovali p. +.
Jirsa (vrchni Urban) j. ia
kubec (hajny).
Probuzenci byli rrovedeni
|celkov6 dobre "a velice sluSne
!nastevy a souhra byla "a rezie
p. L. Matyasc pomsrne velice
dobra, &C by nebylo byvalo ma
skodu provesti n6ktere skrty
misty dosti rozvlacneho dialo-
gu. ktery kus ponekud pro-
tahl. Vzdor tomu vsak sledo-
vana byla osnova dramatu s
napietim a "a velkG ucasti, coz
je dnkazem. ze Sc historicke
kusy prece ien jeste neprezily,
jak Sc z nekolika stran tvrdi.
Po pfedstaveni usporadan
bvl pfi sokolsk6 hudb6 obvy-
ky tanecni vinek t6sici Sc TAX
tez slusne navSteve. Pro prista
chysta sbor ohraz ze zivota
"Tri parry strevicI."
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S zenami je tszko.

Zvlastnf jsou nase zeny: pri-
jde-li muz domd po druhe no.
dine " noci, d6lajl ramus, vra-
till sc ale po dvou mesicich -
nadnou mu kolem krku.
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ZBRANE OBJEVENY v
PRUSkU.

Erfurt, Pruske Sasko, 9. led
ma. Velka zasoba zbrani a sire
Iva byla zde objevena dnes.
Dve zatceni provedena.
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Donna Beatrice Marconi-
ova, manzelka Guglielma Mar
coniho, vynalezce bezdratneho
telegraph, Sc svojf dceruskou,
byla Lady Inchiquinova pred
SWIM snatkem. Jeji rodina
lest jednou z nejstarsich z ir-
ske aristokracie.