davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
Giants Making Fight to Open Season Here.

rotation followed the matter of baseball openings
April 49, The Giants would Boston, they started the 1920
1920 bbes Field Philadelphia
the drawing Of the schedule for We have it that Charles
The
Yankees got the
and
to
the
n
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
DE LA SALE FIVE WINS.

The DE La Sale Institute basketball
team yesterday gained its seventh vic
tory of the season when IL defeated the
McBurney School quintet on the Fifty
seventh street boys court The score
was IL to is.
The game was keenly contested
throughout, with De La Sale leading at
the end of the first half by 10 to 5.
Kinds and Blackburn accounted for
McBurney's points. Graham and Knapp
played best for the winning team. The
lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
ST. JOHNS WINS AGAIN.

The st. Johns Prep basketball team
scored its ninth successive victory of
the season by defeating St. Augustine's
Academy In the st. Johns gymnasium
in Brooklyn last night. The score was
SO to %. In the preliminary game the
st. Johns seconds trounced the St. Au-
gustines seconds. 2SAo s. The lineup:
A.,av Gs
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
New Tennis Schedule wf,I Benefit Game.


to awhat
these nothing will increase
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
NEW CONTRACT FOR
BASEBALL PLAYERS
One Governing Conduct of Men
Both On and Off the Field
Is Recommended.
AGREEMENT is FAVORED
Minor Leagues Wrestle With
Question as to Their Rela-
tionship With Majors.
Nv WILLIAM II. HANNA.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1O.-A big baseball
week is on here. and from the way
things shaped themselves to-day there
will be no hitch in the ultimate estab-
lishment of the new national agreement
az the scheme of government of the two
major leagues. What the eventual re-
Iationship between the majors and MI
nors will be is still on the knees OF the
gods, for the minor league association
was in session this evening wrestling
with the question by the time the major
leaguers were through for the day.
The drafting committees of the major
leagues unanimously agreed to recon-
mend to the joint meeting OF the Ma
tional and American leagues, to be held
Wednesday. the adoption and signing OF
the new agreement. Such action pretty
well disposes of talk that the American
League would make an eleventh hour
balk at accepting the-new document. On
really big things the so-called Johnson
loyalists seem to be pretty we'll tanned.
The new agreement, unless something
unforeseen happens, will go through for
twenty-five years, as originally provided.
The drafting committee will meet with
the minor league drafting committee to-
morrow morning in an effort to get to-
gether with the minors. The major
league committee consists of George
Wharton Pepper, John Heydler, Barney
Dreyfuss, August Hermann and Charles
Ebbets, National leaguers. and Henry
G. Killilea. Ban Johnson. James Z.
Dunn, Frank Navin and Thomas Shibe.
American leaguers All were present
except Ebbets and Dunn. Griffith took
Dunn's place.
The New York herald., 1921-01-11

HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
BY DANIEL.

~ he 70
Cardinals had been
offered 100000 and ornsby we asked
= New York ciup
Certainly replied the
Giants
stated 100000 OF course possible that other club In
believe
his second statement Houston last Friday Hickey declared specifically
headed
and not given dreaming but this
Breadon
gaphed the proposition nduged bit
the of offering
by
Chicago
months
McQuade There
doubt could George W. Grant thinks lot Of
the
he makes understand that Barney Dreuss tried to arrange trade but
asked wants outfds
and we have none to give AS for Benny Kuf look for him to help
materially will
In so far Marave concerned Pttsburg that the hortsop
belongs the Giants traded third
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
INnIANA. an. NICIuGAN. e1.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Jan. f0.--Indiana won
an easy victory over Michigan, 30 TO II, In
Western conference basketball game here
tonight.
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
ROD AND GUN NEWS
FROM JANUARY IL TO JANUARY y
lcle on bait casting with

for instance. an article on bait casting with
artificial lures-plug casting, as IL Is gener-
ally known. IL tells how. when and where
to use the different styles OF lures There Is
also described the proper sort of trout fish
ing outfit, with list Of flies chosen espe-
cially for Jersey use. Salt water fishing IS
also covered-surf. Day and deep sea angling.
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
ODDS ana Er1. of the Meetings.

r,,e writer was able TO get hold OF
aoma tentative dates of games to be
nlayed by the New York clubs IN the
South this spring. For instance, the
Brooklyns and New Orleans Pelicans
will meet in New Orleans on March IL
and 13. and on March 10 and 20 the
Yankees and Dodgers will play In
shreveport. The Pelcans and Giants
play In New Orleans on March 26 and
27. and the Yankees and Brooklyns bat
tie in the Crescent City on April and 3.
Clark Griffith says Harry Harper will
make a valuable pitcher for the fanks
and he expects TO see him win good
many ball games for Huggins. He
pitched good ball last year. said Grlt-
fifth. but he couldn't win"
Nothing doing in a trade OF Veach
for Pipp." declared Frank Navin of De-
troit. II don't know where that talk
started, but do know | never enter
tanned such n notion. | think Veach
more valuable man for us than Pipp
would be. We have n good first base
man in Blue. Cobb says he can handle
veach and he wants him. He fits In
with our scheme Of things. What does
the New York CLUB want with more pan
players anyway
Dick Kinsella, Giant scout. had telc-
gram from McGraw saying the latter
was on his way by air, then by steam.
AL Demaree, who adorned the slope for
the Giants for various years and now
pitcher for the Seattle club. reports that
Johnny Mitchell, the Vernon shortstop,
who comes TO the Yankees, is good
ball player and n real good one. Other
coast folks say the same thing, though
~Aey opine he isn't as expert as Hol-
locher. Another star from that region
Is Sammy Bohne for which inflelder the
Reds paid big money. Bohne, IL appears,
is one of'the few Hebrews in the game.
Wonderful fielder. good batter and
slow runner. That is the player opinion
on Earl Shcely. the first baseman ob-
tained by the White Sox from Salt Lake
Pat Donovan, Jersey City's new man
ager Is among those present. and is
pretty rear to putting through a deal fo~
the benefit Of his town and team.
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
Fishing Boat Captains in the south.
Sandy Hook Princess
(The Horseshoe) Bay

Word has been received from several OF the
well known fishing boat captains who have
gone to Florida for a couple of months.
Fred Boege of Canarsie the first to go
and he IL busy at Miami taking out fishing
parties He has specially built motor boat
which he leaves there the year around.
Jake Martin and his brother Dave are In
Georgetown, s. c.. where still another Mar
tin brother resides. They are spending their
time duck hunting and both are credited
with being crack shots.
Archie Buckner is at Palm Beach and he
writes that he just missed a train wreck
and was held up for seven hours at Mel
bourne. Perhaps Capt. Archie had time to
look up Fred Bishop Of Iron Steamboat fame.
who IL wintering at Melbourne Beach.
Capt. Tom pawlowslSy Is also at Palm
Beach and writes enthusiastically of the
place He says he will be after kingfish
and mackerel almost Immediately and viii
report his catches to the Rod and Gun
Column.
Useful Book for Jersey Sportsmen.
Practictl information OF value to the hunter
and angler is contained In twenty page
booklet just published by the New Jersey
Fish and Game Conservation League. the
State organization of sportsmen. There is,
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
WEST VIRGINIA AWARDS LETTERS.

Special Despatch to Tnn NEW York HnRAID.
MoHGANroWN. w. Va: Jan. 1o.-The
to-day 20 the following members OF the West
Virginia University football team for the
past season: Capt. Lentz, Capt.-eiect Kay,
Harrick. Martin. Beck, johnson, Setron,
Emsweler. Lytle, Simon. Meredith, Haw-
King, Kicery and Dawson.
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
shortstop for MarnnviiIe.

The Giants, with other clubs. nave
made big offers. and the New aorK .i oier
IS being considered seriously. The writer
asked Mitchell where, in the event OF
Naranyille coming TO Gotham, he thought
would be the place to put him, shortstop
or second base.
"shortstop," replied the manager
with Bancroft at second base. In case
Of a hurried throw Bancroft is more apt
70 throw Che ball away than the Rabbit.
The schedule committees of the major
leagues had another session this morn
ing. The schedules have been agreed on
by the committees. though that doesnt
mean that they may not be changed here
and there before being 20. *. d. lot
good. They will be presented to their
respective leagues on "Wednesday anu
then probably be referred back to the
presidents for adoption. They are not
likely TO be released for publication be-
fore the middle of February. A PROB
lem for the chart makers has been to
avoid as many long jumps as possible.
this owing to the high cost Of railroad
travel.
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
Name and Club.

Barnes, Virgil, N. ".
Blake. J. Fred, Pitts.
Brcnton, Lynn D., Gin.
Cantwcll, NJ. j., Phil.
Cheeves, Virgil, Chicago
Coumbe. Fred NJ. Gin,
Davenport. Claude. ". Y
lsayrs, Edwin, Boston,.
Cav, Geo. T., Chicago.
Glazner, G. f.. PITTS.
Glenn. Robert. So. L.
Grubbs, Thos,, = N. w..
Jaeger, Joseph. Chicago
Jones, John r.. Boston.
jonas, Percy, Chicago.
lSoeran. j. w, Phil...
kimA VI. L., st. L....
lsircher. NJ, st. Louis.
LoweI q. W., Cin.....
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
New Form of Contract.

New Form of Contract.
This body also recommended unani-
mously the adoption of a new form of
players contract and the closing of the
seven year contract with Judge Lands.
Commissioner Lands was Ill to-day and
by his physicians orders stayed at
home. The drafting committee will
wait on him tomorrow, when mass
of details, such as details of operation,
worlds series regulations and contracts.
will be taken up.
There's a great deal to be done before
the new agreement is complete. Still IN
doubt is the extent of power of the ad-
visory board, of which Judge Lands
and Heydler and Johnson are the mem
bers. The new players contract Will De
much simpler in verbiage than the old
A quantity of legal phraseology has
been eliminated. The contract provides
for rules governing the conduct OF
PLAYERS on and off the field, more strin-
gent rules than heretofore, and makes
provision for action in the extremely
unlikely event of repetition or the
1919 worlds series throwing" CLUBS
can make a twelve months contract
with a player If so disposed.
Conspicuous absentees to-day from
the corridors of the baseball hostiery
were metropolitan representatives.
Larry Sutton. the Brooklyn scout was
ON hand. but nobody else except Jack
Quinn. the Yankee pitcher. who LOOKS
robust enough to go five years more.
Col. Rupert and Miller Huggins Oh
the Yankees are due tomorrow also
Charles Stoneham and John McGraw OF
the Giants There is strong impress
sion that when the moguls OF the Giants
arrive Il deal will be started, II not
already started, eventuating IN tne eoli
inc ~ Rabbit Maranville TO New YORK.
George Grant and Fred Mitchell or the
Braves are here and say frankly tnal
they are out for a deal If one Is Oh
fered that suits them.
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PRO MILOVN1KY DRUBEzE
A HOSPODARSTVf.

DrabeznickG Noviny, vyda-
Van6 redigovan6 Janem Ja-
nakem Berwyn, H., nastoupi
ly minulym cislem 9. rocnik. Je
to zajimaVy illustrovany me-
sitnik, venovany chovu drabe-
re. kralikti a holubI, zahrad-
kam a domacnosti a Jest pra-
YOU rukou tech, kdoz mali "a
libu Y hospodafstvf a novy roc
nix zapoGal vychazeti We Zvet-
Sene a zlepSene forme. Prvni
tislo obsahuje poiednani: u
drzujte kufata V rozvoii; Krm
te kufata malo, ale caste
Chow hus ma farmach; Stoupa-
iici produkce vajec; Krmeni
perlicich mlada't; Podlahv pro
kurniky; Pozirani vaiec slept
cemi; Ipet ma farmu: Prore-
quite rajtata; Pozadavky rii-
III; Larry osenic (cut worms) !;
Boi proti moucham; Obrazek
vasi fanny, drGbezarny, "a
hradkv: Driibeznici a ovocna-
ri: Proc ovoce V domacfch "a
hradach? Zakrsky pro male
rozlohy; Kolik slepic ma akr;
Nakladejte vejce; z kralikaf-
skych zkusenostf; Chutne upra
veny kralik; Bolave oci kra-
likd: ZaTfzenf holubniku; Kou
pc holubG; Navykani holubd;
Dopisy; Hovorna; Rnzne drob
nosti. - Cfslo toto obsahuie
Ii pTfpadnych vyobrazenf. Je
to list, zasluhujfci doporuteni
q vseobecn6ho rozsireni. Pred
platne $1.00 rocne. Adresa:
DrIbeznicke Noviny, Berwyn,
Illinois.
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SIBRAVACEK
|Iivot d dffo samor0asl5hC
filosofa q lesd.
NapsaI Fr. Flos.

"A dyorstf kluci oblizou ko-
six jako mravenci kost" miniI
Darius.
~ Sc davno setmelo, kdyz
kocar yjel do dvora Amalie.
Dye zensk6 a celedin prece Wy
Sli ra4ejny a ptali Sc, 60 Jim
ISibrayacek pfivezl 2 pouti, ale
SibraVacek pfehodil svrchni ka
bat pres koSik upokojil I'VE
davce, re Sc dockaji. Potom
Izdvihl bfemeno a poSpichal S
MIN do sv6 sednice. Citil sice,
re n6co z kosiku trousi a lie mu
plesklo COST pres botu, ale ami
Sc neohledl. Bal sc, ably mu to
II koSiku nevyteklo ySecko. Do
nHa uprostred potme papir mad
m6dencem rozprostfel a posta-
vii tam prozlukly kos, potom
Iteprve rozsvitil lampu a podi-
val Sc ma botu. "Povidla", "a
brutel mrzute, "vzdyt' jsem 81
to my$lel, pist'aly kapat nebu-
dou".
Ma noe Sc tyjasnilo, tisice
hyezd objevilo Sc ma tmave O.
bloze, krGp6je selestily V trave,
do niz padaly v6tyi sehnu-
|tych pod TIL ovoce. Von6la vSe
cka zem6 a belounka para sbi-
rala Sc lehounky zayoi mad
poll a lukami. Vladl vSude sva-
|ty kid a mir, ale Sibravacek,
stole prostovlasy sam a sam ma
Stroke cest6 pred dyorem, hle-
del k hveZdam i do dalek6 tiny
a citil neSmirnou u2kost. Ten
to prosty clovek vid6l pfiseru
valkv, ackoliv 81 il mcdowell
pfedstavit, jake miliony jinych
moudfeiSich lidi, sice by j ne
zatinali, kdyby to dovedli.
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bez sVoleni baronova nemohl
ami iiditel pronikavejsf napra-
w q vydatn6 pomoci poskyt-
nouti.
Bylo TO ma jare po zle ZINE,
l.kdyz Sibravacek porutil, ably
Sc ySichAi dvorSti lid6 pfipra-
viii k odchodu z Amalie.
"Pojedeme domu. tam mezi
sVymi neumreme hlady a del
nych rukou ie vSude zapotfebi.
Nakladejte ma vozy, ia dojdu
k panu riditelovi pozadat 0 pr
PREF"
Rada Sibravackova byla O.
chotne prijata a rozkaz rych-
lie vykonan. nebot' mnoho to-
no nem6li, co cht6li witt s Sc
b0u.
SibravaGek vystrojil Sc sva-
tetn6 zvolna Sci k zamku.
Vessel smele do kancelare, ale
rad by Sc byl vratil, nebot' Y
kancelari stal reditel pred sta
rym baronem, jehoz kreslo
opiral Sc mlady muz We voien-
sk6m steinokroji.
"Jen bliz, jen bliz," zval sta
lrT baron Sibravacka, kdyz Vi
del. ze stafec couva prahu.
Sibravacek vstoupil 4 zavrel
"a sebou opatrne.
echo 81 pfejete?' zeptal Sc
feditel suse.
''Prosim o tri nebo ttyfi po-
tahy do hor, k man,"
tPokratovann
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vybiraly tvrd6 - nu a Sesty
den snedly i ty shnil6, protoze
byly dobr6 doSt a tax to d6laji
take pani Il odvod1."
Toto prirovnani Sc lidem tu-
re libilo, ale Sibravackovi u
Skodilo Il milostiy6 vrchnosti,
nebot' take synove pane baro-
now teprve pfi pate a Sest6
pfehlidce byli uznani schop-
lnymi.
Starry baron pfijel kdysi do
Amalie belhaie Sc po dvofe.
spatfil nahle SibravaGka. Ia
volal no pokynem holi.
a co ty, Sibravacku. fikas,
ze mladi baroni .isou shnil6
Svestky. Ty, ty starry oslo"
"To ze ia miloStpane baro-
ne? Ale kde? Jak bych Sc o.
povazil? Vypravoval jsem 0
nasem Voviskovi. Mladi milost
PAM baroni, to je neco iin6ho,
| ii mohli ma vojnu hned a k je-
neralum, ale nesp6chaji, to je
to-"
Baron loupl po Sibravatkovi
IoGima, ale vida poctivy oblicej
a upTimny pohled, odplivl a
zasycel: "Stary hlupak, jdir'
Noviny pfinasely straSn6
zpravy rdznych bojiSt'. Me
stedka, vsi a dvory Sc zvolna
vyprazdhovaly, vsichni muzi
zdravi. SLIM ode$li, prace va
zla, pfil6taly dopisy licici BIZ
du. strasti liteni zloGind ku-
penych na sebe do zavratn6
VySe.
o vSem Sc We dvofe Amalii
rok ovalo, v cel6 AmaIii zbyly
lpouze etyri muzi a zbyle 2eny
vykonavaly tezke prace "a ne
pfitomne muze, Ia bratry a
svny. Take ma Sibravacka do
Slo, protoze pan sprayce byl
odvolan. syeren fau byl dv0r.
Uzasna vytrvalost a pile tech
TO zen, stared a deti Zachra-
hovala majetek nevd6tn6ho
panstVa, ktere zadalo sice pra
&c. ale nezlepSovalo bidneho
postaveni syych delniku. Ale
zapominala-li vrchnost, neZa-
pomnel Sibravacek.
PokouSel Sc n6kolikrat, ably
zjednal napravu. Milostpanin-
ka. chot' vrchniho feditele
panstvi Sc primlouvala "a ST.
bravaCka ia dyorske lidi, ale
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Univ. prof. DIR. Bohumil ku-

cera mrtev. Ceskou vedu po-
stihla nenahraditelna ztrata ne
ocekavanym skonem Phi. dra.
Bohumila Kucery, profesora
eXperimentalni fysiky a redi-
tele fysikalniho ustavu univer-
sity Kaflovy V Praze. Smrt "a
stihla no uprostred piln6 pra-
ee v6decke a prervala ieho Ii
vot vede cele zasveceny. Za-
mfel muznem veku AZ let.
Svoji drahu vedeckou zahaiil
habilitacf ma vysoke skole tech
ncike V Darmstate, odkudz pri-
sci ma universitu Karlovu. Ma
psal fadu ceskych a anglickych h
publikacf a knih z oboru expe-
rimentalni teoreticke fysiky.
Svyma pracemi, zejmena z o.
boru radioaktivity pozival
zvu6neho jmena i V zahrani6i.
Krone techto kvalit vedeckych
byl muzem zlateho srdce, pfi-
telem studentstva a jeho ztra-
ty tezce zeleti budou fady jeho
ctiteld a pfatel. O velikem wy
znamu prof. Kucery svedtf
fada poet, jichz Sc mu dostalo
udelenim clenstvf Kral. Cesk6
spoil. nauk, Cesk6 academic,
cestneho clenstvf jednoty ma
tematicke, clenstvi Balneologi-
cke spolecnosti, Masarykovy a.
kademie prace atp. Svymi "a
sluhami o ceskou vedu postaviI
ST pomnik nehynouci.
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o GEM Sc pfsT.

ciihoV OlISkuJC JlllpT~
view, ktery mel vyslanec Tusar
s redaktorem tasopisu "Rul'',
tykajici Sc pom6ru Republiky
k Rusku. Vyslanec Tusar pro-
hlasil ma otazku yypoyidani
Iruskych uprchlikd-zidu Re-
Ipubliky, jestlize doslo k yypo-
vidanl zida, De ma jiste jedno-
tlivy charakter a netyka Sc
ysech ruskych poddanych. Ma
otazku, jaky je obchod> s Rus
KEN, prohlasil, ae obchod ten
to ma charakteT drobne WINE
my zbozi. Nynf ma Sc odebrati
do Ruska obchOdni delegace.
Vyslanec prohlasil, re do vnitr
mich pomerd ruskych nemuze-
me Sc vmeSovati. Ud6lali isme
Rusko vse, co jsme mohli. Pro
hlasil ga obtizne, ably Republi-
ka mohla pfijati uprchliky-vo-
jaky Wrangelovy vzhledem ma
panuiici nedostatek obydlf.
Vnitfnl situaci prohlasil "a pev
nou. Bolsevicka propaganda
nema V Republice pddy a vse-
cky pokusy komunistick6 v
Republice budou potlaGeny, ia
ko Sc stale ma podzim. Cesko-
slovensko nema agresivnich IL
mysld, Nemeckem je V do
brem pomeru, Polaky rovnez
byl nalezen modus vivendi.
Gas sdeluje, re patecnf
debate o habsburskem zakonu
V rakouske Narodnf rade odha-
Ill DIR. Renner plan, jaky sledo-
yala monarchisticka skupina
st'anskych socialI, jez Sc
doStala Zfejme do vIeku byv.
hr. rak. Zahr. ministra Otaka
ia Czernina. Tento plan Sm6fo
val ke zfizeni prozatim male
dualistick6 monarchie Rakou-
sko-uherske, naGez by Sc pra-
covalo proti Ceskoslovenske re
publice, totiz pficleneni ne
meckeho Ceskoslovenska k Ra
kousku a slovenskeho uzemi k
Mad arsku. Prnkopnikem toho-
to planu byl byvaly vyslanec
Niesner a byvaly mad 'arsky "a
hranitni ministr DIR. Gratz. List
.teto skupiny byl "Reichspost"
a vykonnym organem V parla-
mente poslanec Seipel.
HlinkGv "Slovak" V Ruzom-
berku poznamenava ke zpra-
vam 0 sirenf Sc csl. cirkve ma
Slovensku m. j.: "Co neirozhod
neji protestuieme proti tomu,
ably Sc nova bludaiska'sekta ma
zyvala cesko-slovenskou. Uz
n6kolikrate jsme proti tomu
naZvu PROFESSIONAL, nebot' ten
to novy blud nema mic spoleG-
n6ho Sc Slovenskem.. Vykvetl V
Cechach mezi husity - a kdyz
to chteji NIT, at Sc nazyva cir
XVI ceskou.'
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S;bravacek stavkuje.

Kronikaf odvolava sc ma pa
met laskavych ctenaru a byl
by rad, kdyby 81 vzpomn6li. re
Sibravacek mel meter, Gili jak
flkal "ze seStry ceru nebozky
zeny Marjanku', re ia Mar
janka mela syna Josifka, kite
remu rikal Sibravacek dusled-
ne "Vovisek". Uplynulo mno-
ho let a 2 Josifka staI Sc mia
dy muz "vojnou poVinny". Pro
toze byl "Subtilni', iak rikal
Sibravacek, nemohli Sc vojen-
Sti PAM hned rozhodnouti, We
kterem odvetvi voienskem BY
prokazal nejvet$i sluzby nejmi
lostiv6jSi vrchnosti ustanovent
2 bozi milosti K tyrani podda-
nych proto 81 no poZvali asi
5eStkrate k odvodu. Kdyz ko-
nee koncu po sest6 prohlfdce
uznali, re Sc hodi k letcIm a
SibravaGek sc o tom d0vedel,
velice Sc yarmouth. Vzpomnel
81 ma vlastni dobrodruzstvi We
vZduchu a Ma smrtelne uZkosti
2 tech chvilek.
Mnozi nechapavi lid6 dvor-
sti nemohli snadno pochopit,
proc az pri Seste prohlidce OBJ.
jeyili pani zvlastni vlohy Josif
kovy k litani a tn ie musel ST.
bravacek pouciti:
Moi zlati, to ie tax, iako
s t6mi svestkami."
"Jak to, Sc $vestkami, stryc-
ku, vypravuite!'
Il .iednou "a mlada hlidal
isem take panSky sad. Syestek
bylo iako drnu, ale fury nepfi-
jizd6ly ably ie odyezly kdyz
uhodily deSte, zacaly Sc nam
SVestky ma stromech smat."
Aha, aha, pukaly, to ia
znam,' hlasil Sc ytipny Vokfal,
volak.
"Tak, tak," souhlasil Sibra7
vacek. "H6fe bylo sstemi, kite
re uz byly V beckach a tax pan
adjunkt porucil, abychom jim
trochu odsypaly z becek ma
hromadu, ably Sc ulehcilo tenn
spodnim. Boudu isem mel ode
vSi, co by kamenem dohodil a
ostatni dobeh'. D6ti ze- vsi do
Sc 0 svestkach ma hro-
made a prihnaly Sc jako dive.
"Nu, vyberte si!' povidam a
d6ti vyblraly. eta je tvrda, ia
ie tvrda, ia je dobra a ia ta-
ky" Vybraly 81 jich hodne a
druhV den priSly zas. a Ease
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ZPRAVY z CZECH.
Masarykovy bry. Poole zrra

Masarykovy bry. Podlo zrra
Ivy u Zoo NJ bude danekT ma
lr0d ia orgnc 6ch athleticko-
9ymnastick \ III ch zastou-
|pep p6ti vynika. f, borci.
Slavne anglickd uniy, ihv v
Oxfordu a Cambridge jsou / .
Izvany S. K. Slavif k 1casti ma
hrach. Vynikajlcf francouzsky
olympicky zavodnik Ali Kahn
Ipfijede do Prahy v fadach re-
lpresentacniho muzstva fran
couzskeho. YMCA obratila Sc
ma okupacni voisko anericke
" Porynsku vyzvou, ably wy
|slalo sv6 nejlepsf borce ma praz
| ske athletickogymnasticke hry.
Poole zprav re Slovenska MOI
mo ocekavati velkou dcast slo-
Ivenskych sportovcG ma Masa-
Irykovych hrach; stejn6 zpra-
| Wy dochazeji re Slezska, Mo-
ravy a ceskych okres1. V Pra-
ze budou pofadany prve velik6
pfipravn6 zavody dne g. kvet-
ma ma hTiSti s. K. Slavic
Loupezna vrazda u Rerouna.
is. dubna 0 pGl treti hodin6
odpoledni pfepaden byl We
vzdalenosti asi pdl hodiny cd
Berouna, INA kopetku", OBJ
chodnik dobytkem Kare1
Hecht, Ze Suchomast. nezna-
mym dosud muzem, kter5 no
zastfelil a oloupil o naprsnf to-
bolku s v6tSi Gastkou pen6z.
Vrah jest asi % az 32-lety, pro
stfedni postavy, ma vyholeny
oblitej, kaStanov6, nahoru ce-
sane vlasy, oblecen byl vSedJ
svrchnik, sahaiici pod kolena,
mel hnede kostkovan6 kalho-
ty, b6lavy plysovy klobouk a
slabou hill. Pachatel uprchl pc
Ginu smerem ku Dvoru Kralo-
v6mu. Bylo po mem zavedeno
1silovne patrani.
Elektrisace v CSR. (CTK. J
Statni rozpoCtem csl. republi-
Ky T.. 1919 pamatovano bylo
ma elektrisaci castkou rs mil.
kt. Zaroven stanoveny zasady
0 soustavnem postupu, vybudo
vaai elektraren svetelnych a
postaveni vodnich elektraren
Hlavni smer elektrickeho prou
du pnjde od Chebu pres Pra-
hu, Brno, SloVensko do -KoSic
Zelektrisovany budou drahy
1stici do Prahy, cd vzdaleno-
sti 500 KIN. Stanoveny rozpocet
IS pnl milliardy, potrvajili
nynejsi drahotni pomery Sc
zdvojnasobi prace' je rozpo-
ctena ma 20 let. Az bude elek-
trisace Qpln6 provedena. usetfi
ne rocne 100000 vagon1 uhli
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diam uvefeinit V casopise, kite
'rv mi nechavas denne posilat
inserat, We kterem takoveho
vefitele hledat budu.'
T'vHj Ant. Sulc.