davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-02
Beating Around the Bush.

"My latest customer was diplO-
matte man." said the prosperous boot
logger
in what PARTICULAR" asked the ge-
nial prohibition officer.
"He opened negotiations by asking
me if | had anything in stock that
would create a little interest in
mince pie"
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-02

I. tvt heard a young lady say that
,,ndsrful young man took her to a
,sdsful play in a wonderful automo-
|, ,nd she had a wonderful time.
EadsfuI use they make of that
NH vundefuI. Louisville Courier
Aral
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,c,.n Be Cured

. ,ocal disease greatly 'nii II
e ',:;ss ssssf
sss I.sss'!s; !s;af1sssH. 1sss .es. shSas5a5s Sisafauss
1n iaisr1sss' a. Mucous Surfaces e . q q
! ~ % N HALLS cA1,a.;aI cAT,A. R 4 II Il
SB .;s:s ss:''ttsss tss patient strength a., by BY
ss.s;; 4. s'ss General health and ass's's
- X doins its work: !. .rae
lDssascs.g,'A ac.g 4 Co, Toledo. Ohio.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-02

Conventional Indoor Dress.

Did you ever have an ambition to
ssnethins in life?'
les num- said the supplicant for
sn victuals.
Ebai was it?s
franted to be a drum major and
fH around In one Of them pretty red
sfams with gold braid on it, but the
sHmiform ever wore was a striped
N-Blrningham Age-Herald.
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Its Effect.

mo wonder Elsie never puts up her
hair in papers or patent arrangements
Her husband is such a passionate
man."
"What has that to do with it?"
"Why, his language when he gets
excited is enough to make any ones
hair curl"
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-02
Preferred Creditors.

"Want to be a musician, do you?
Then | advise you to take up either
the bagpipe or the VIOLIN"
"Why so, father?"
Because, when there's any paying
to be done, l notice it's the piper and
the fiddler who are preferred credit
ors.."
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Needing Care.

Mr.. Wander expect in the course
of my travels to visit the Antipodes.
Mrs. Comeup-I do hope you will be
very careful.-They say they're such
savage tribe.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-02
Balances Itself,

"But l must have my salary raised
Don't you realize that an actress
clothes cost more and more"
"Well, but don't you wear less and
less of themf-Film Fun.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-02
=. IN All Right.

!. what's the matter with your
= ss.,,.-oh. ! was being shaved to,
J ',,s = started to tell the barber
~ ! !. md he cut in,' did he?
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-02
. cannibal.

:, r''s 1 eeannIDalistic, feeding feeding
% . T'sl a.n , kind when necessity Necessity
y . avs 's' the American ,pstanres reFr,'es
paa'' a''..sIty ~ does not compel
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-02
AFTER THE CIRCUS

AFTER THE CIRCUS
Little May Ito younger brother):
And the baby's neck grew and grew
till it was-was three feet long!
Mother: May, you must not say
things that are not true! What baby
are you talking about?
Little May: The giraffe's baby,
mother.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-02
The Way of II.

"Well, I've got to go today and face
the music"
"Why, are you In trouble?"
e"Not enough to notice, but conduct
a band"
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-02

18th, PRODUCES disasreeabhIe s1.a ana
kssap. .,.ymins symptoms. Wrights
nsinSs nS.,.,.ss s Pills stimulate the diges-
~ - .a a function naturally.-AoV.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-02
Assumptions.

The man of egotistic turn
Would not annoy us SO
If he would only try to learn
What he pretends to know.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-02
lII-Timed.

Carried away by the beauty Of the
heroine on the screen, he murmured,
unconsciOusly, Isn't she lovely."
every time you see pretty girl
you forget you're married. snapped
his better half
you're wrong, my dear; nothing
brings home the fact with so much
force"
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-02
IlnEN WHO
CANNOT WORK
l1nI. Cerley'. Letter and
lns6 y Her Experience
~ &c.-'1 was run down with
-. lnmd female trouble and suf-

Tered every month.
U waSnot able to do
my work and tried a
ot Of medicine. but
got no relief. l saw
your medicine adver-
|tised in a little book
that was thrown in
my door, and / had
|nct taken twobottles
lot Lydia E. Pink
bans Veget table
npound before I
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-02

To be thoroughly aristOcratic a
suitcase should look well Travelled.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-02
- q y HOT WATER
:s:..si =, |. e w.,ai.r

h. = Csis - y Il e Wardias
~ = s.isI9 q 9,slDlSE \ p in half sl...
isssiI ~ |. sill make k.Tnsf yon ,ss, si
ssss " 1sriis f1G ,oo, : similar Ria., dOss
~ ~ % 3. .v:;1. vsry marked
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-02
AVS DIAMOND DYES"
.... Waists,
! . !'.,.'... ,.'.s or''s''s'-
~ fwrthin0.

,.;:,.; .;:,;,,',,.. I .e''ssSs is' s2s.as ga, an, :,
~ ..''' s., ssss.ssl fst' Poor dye dye
8. q. e. 4,sss ans ,oas.. ruins na's, suy
&c, y S;..: : '''s : Druggist has
fn,d-AG
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-02

W. N. u, HOUSTON, NO. 14--1e21.
Evening journal., 1921-06-17
SIPS Table Damask

Extra fine French
voile, in white only
hard twisted, and forty
inches wide.
Evening journal., 1921-06-17
SAVED FROM DEATH,
BOY KEEPS MUM

CHESTER. Pa. June 17-David
Ealey, Of Crum Lynne. saved a IA
year-old lad from drowning in
Leiper's quarry yesterday. His at
tention was attracted by cries for
help and he quickly threw on his
coat and jumped to the rescue,
dragging the boy ashore.
After being revived the boy said
he was a student at the Morton
school in this city and lived in Sun
Village. but refused to give his name
for fear that his parents would
punish him. He admitted that he
could not swim and added: "I'l
never go into that pond again /
didn't know ii was so deep"
Charles Starr. a member OF the
mounted squad. risied his life to
stop runaway horse near the
Graham grammar school. in front
OF which many children were gath
cred. The pluclSy officer made an
effort to stop the runaway. but fail
ed and then mounted his horse and
when he reached the animal. which
was owned by Andrew Howley. leap
ed on the horses back
Evening journal., 1921-06-17
WOnen's

Tried for months
to get this particu-
lar lot OF vests. Sue
ceeded at last. A
very exceptional
grade, perfect in
every detail. Nicely
trimmed; in all
sizes.
Evening journal., 1921-06-17

suit for the hospital authorities as a
result of the appointments.
Events leading up to the present
appointments began in a startling
way in April Of last year when, with
out any previous warning or hint, the
directors Of the Emergency Hospital
notified DIR. James A. Stevens, a
prominent practicing physician OF
Easton, that he would not be allowed
to operate at the hospital and he was
denied the privileges Of the institu-
ton. DR.. Stevens was not allowed
to defend himself before the board
Of directors. This decision of the
hospital authorities was a shock tc
the town and county.
Evening journal., 1921-06-17
DIR. STEVENS 0USTED
BY EAST0N HOSPITAL

EAsToN. Nd. June IA circu-
lar-letter to the physicians Of Talbot
county from the directors Of the
Emergency Hospital at Easton noti-
fles them that DR.. william n. Palm
er, DR.. Phillips L. Travers, DR..
Charles +. Davidson, DR.. William T..
Hammond and Dr. Louis II. Seth
have been elected as the staff Of the
Emergency Hospital.
Behind the simple announcement
lies an intricate story Of professional
jealousies, local enmities, lawsuits
and hospital controversy in which
most Of the physicians OF Talbot
county and Easton are now con-
cerned or have been Interested at
one time or another. The ordinarily
peaceful town of Easton is discussing
the matter quietly behind closed
doors. but some persons predict that
trouble OF a serious nature will re-
Evening journal., 1921-06-17
How to Danish
Piles
Thousands BLESS DIR. Ieonhardt, th'
Physician who Discovered
Common Sense Remedy.

II you think that the surgeons knife
IA the only method Of escape from the
misery Of piles, it's because you haven't
heard Of the new treatment known as DIT.
Leonhardts HEM ROlD.
The Doctors treatment is Internal BY
experimenting for years he discovered
the exact cause OF piles and then went
further and compounded a remedy that
would remove the cause.
DR.. LcOnhardt wants every sufferer "a
benefit by his discovery and so that
there will he no doubling or delay. Eek
erd's or Danforth's drug stores and all
druggists are authorized to sell HEM
ROlD with guarantee that Il will do as
stated or money back.
on that honorable basis every sufferer
should secure a package OF DR.. Leon
hardfs HEM ROID today.
Evening journal., 1921-06-17
For Itching Eczema,
Old Sores and Piles

y guarantee ny eminent says Pc
tcrsun. OF Buffalo, ito cure eczema. TO
stop the itching at once. and any nelia-
bic druggist win cheerfully refund your
money II PETERSON7S O1NTNEN T
doesn't do everything ! say Il viii do
William A. Carley, Of Franklin. y Y,
Is surely q wise man. He writes. Il
used PETFRSON'S OINTMENT on a
little boy suffering terribly with eczema.
II did the work"
Then there Is Alex. L0uttel. a brave
fireman. Of Buffalo. who Is glad to wrifr
as follows; i had an old sore on my
leg for many years. The best doctors
failed pETERSON'S OINTMENT en-
tirely healed the sore quickly" And from
over In Canada comes a letter from A.
Blockeby stating; -The best thing
ever hif for itching piles is Pc TER.
SONS OINTMENT big box for ;.
ccnts Mail orders filled by Peterson
Ointment Co.. Inc. Buffalo. n. Y.
Evening journal., 1921-06-17
LABOR SPURNS
ONE BIG Union
Organizations Urged to In
Sert Mutual-Aid Clause
in All Agreements
CONVENTION
GETS INTO UPROAR

DENVER, June 1.-THE Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor yesterday
unanimously repudiated the "one big
union" idea.
without discussion the forty-frst
convention Of the federation sus-
tanned the action OF It's committee on
organization in not concurring on a
resolution calling for "one body OF
workers through amalgamations,
federations and protective agree
ments."
The declaration presented by ]. l.
Pauley. OF the West Virginia State
Federation Of Labor, also urged all
national and international unions TO
insert clauses in their working
agreements whereby they can rem
der such assistance as is needed by
any and all crafts, when called on
10 do So" Il asked that all unions
arrange the dates OF their contracts
SO that they would expire at the
same time.
The convention was thrown into
confusion when several delegates by
objections denied the Negro delega-
ton permission TO Introduce a reso-
luton condemning the mob vio-
lence" OF the "Ku Klux Khan OF
white caps" Of the South.
President Samuel Gompers had
great difficulty in restoring order.
The resolution also urged that
steps be taken TO have the govern
ment abolish this unlawful organi-
zauon known as the Ku Klux Klan
or white caps and that the fedora
ton use its best endeavor to pro-
tect organized labor as represented
by the colored workers"
Colonel Ousley, director OF the
American Legion, brought frater-
to the labor men
A letter was read from Eugene
Debs. thanking President Gompers
and his associates for their efforts
TO obtain his release and the release
OF other political prisoners"
Reports that President John Il
Lewis, OF the United Mine Workers
would announce his candidacy FOR
the presidency Of the federation in
opposition TO Mr. Gompers within
the next few days could not be con-
firmed tonight
The miners leaders declined tc
make any statement Representa-
tves Of several unions supporting
Lewis claim a canvass OF delegates
show that Lewis is assured OF from
1900 to 22,o00 votes OF the mor'
than $4,000 votes IN the convention
A special committee OF fve to in
vesngate unemployment and pos
sible congressional relief was an
thortzed today By the convention
Evening journal., 1921-06-17
DIR. NUDGE ACCEPTS.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June IL
The Rev. DR.. Lewis S. Nudge. re-
Gently elected stated clerk of the
General Assembly OF the Presbyte-
rian Church, announced yesterday
he had definitely decided to accept
the office. The Rev. DIR. George b
Stewart, president OF Auburn Semi
nary, will be acting stated clerk un-
til DIR. Nudge takes charge.
Evening journal., 1921-06-17
RIOwN GLASS.

Blown slass will be featured for
fall and winter in fancy headdress.
Jet and rhinestone incrustations will
be good. The new way of making
them is to paste the stones on wire
frames so shaped that they may be
adjusted TO the head.
Evening journal., 1921-06-17

Buy a good piano or phonograph
al a very little price this Spring by
watching the Want Ads-Adv.
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NEBEZPECNY POZAR v
GRAYS ARMORY.

Ones o pGl pate hodin6 ran.
nj povstal Y Grays zbrojnici
jez pred nekolika m6sici Wy
hofela, novy pozar, pfi KITE
rem doslo k vybuchdm nahro-
maden&ho stfeliva. Poletujici-
mi naboji byli ohrozovani ne
malo hasici, zejmena kolem
hlav nacelnikG hasicskych ba
tailonG O'Briena a Neelana
zahvizdlo nekolik kulek. Ma
sledkem tohoto nebeZpeci by
10 nutno bojovati proti plane
n1m V jiste vzdalenosti. Ohen
byl teprve "a dive no.
diny, kdyz byl zp1sobil sko-
du. iez jest odhadovana az ma
$1,000. Ma budove byly teprve
pred nedavnem skonceny nej-
opravy po pozaru mi
nulem.
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STRANA 8.

landu slibil jsem Yam, ze ma
pisi do Va8eho ct. listu to, co
shledam Cs. republice zajima
wynn.
Nakreslil jsem nekolik O.
brazku, z nichz naSi krajane V
Clevelandu ucinf 81 pribliznou
predstavu 0 zivot6 V Praze.
Zdrzim-Ii Sc v republice dele,
pax j Yam poSlu dalsi zpravy 0
zdeisim zivote, ac pochybuji 0
tom, ze bych Sc zde usadil.
Sc srdetnym pozdravem
tryam prateIsk6 dct6 YAM
oddany JOS. Masek.
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POZDRAV Z CHICAGSkE.
HO SLETU.

Peknou .um6leckou pohled-
nici Prvnlho Sletu Sokolske
Obce V Americe zasila nam
druzstvo borcu cvitenek So
kola j. A. Komensky po-
zdravem ma vsechny nase pfi-
znivce. Ia milou nam pozor-
most srdetny dix.
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hromaditi tax velky potet bo-
du, re triumfoval ma cele care.
Jindfich Smidl ie znamenitym
cvlcencem, athletem a champi-
onatu dobyl jiz n6kolik. Jest
prVnlm prebornfkem y hlav-
Mich zavodu N. J. S. V Omaze
roku 1914, prv6 ceny dobyl V
zupnich zavodech V Chicago
roku 1916 a kdyz byl svou Jed
notou vyslan ma lonsky slet do
Prahy, kvalifikoval tam iaEo
ttvrty prebornik vSeho cesko-
slovensk6ho SokoIstva, citaji
ciho dohromady temef 250,0O0
muzu. Rekord skutecne hodny
zavid6ni. Smidl pochazi ry-
re sokolske rodiny, nebot' jiz
jeho otec byval jednim nej-
lepslch borcu V radach naseho
Sokolstva a rovn6z jeho bratri
Karel Jiri slibuji vyspeti We
evidence prveho radu.
Podrobne sGitani bodG ide
ku pfedu ovSem velmi zdlouha
We a potrva to pravd6podobne
n6kolik dni, nez-li vysledek
zavodu bude oznamen. Ale
jiz dnes muzeme sdeliti W.
sledky aspoh ty nejzajimavej-
81. Ceny dobyli:
Zavod preborny:
Jindfich Smidl, III bod0.
2. Edward Knourek, 16434.
3. Vaclav Stransky, 1401g.
Cetove ceny:
Vyssi oddeleni:
l. Sokol Chicago, 87612 bodu.
2. Plzefsky Sokol, S3084.
3. Sokol St. Louis, 1874.
Stredni oddsleni:
l. Sokol Chicago, 77012 bodu.
,. Sokol New York, 1854.
3. Sokol Komensky, Chicago,
727H.
Nizsi oddeleni:
/. Sokol Racine, Wis, GAP a
jedna desetina bodu.
2. Sskol Chicago, Gal devet
desetin.
3. Sokol New York, 637l2.
Chicago, q. srpna. Dnes
kratce pc poledni dokonteno
bylo stitani hlasu danych VI
zavodech soko-
lex a bylo shledano, ze new
yorsk6 sokolky dobyly nejen
prvni, ale druhou cenu, ne
chaySe treti cenu ma rozdele-
nou dv6ma chicazskym sbo-
rum, sokolkam Chicago a Ha-
vliGk-Tyrs. Vysledek die bodu
je tento.
/. cena |. druzstvo New
York, 124la bodu.
2. cena 2. druz%vo New
York 122 body.
3. cena nerozhodna mezi
sokolkami Havli6ek-Tyrs, 121
4 ttvrt bodu a Sokolkami Chi
L
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Vejd6me v5ak do jednoho
takoveho obchodu, treba V O.
koli Vaclavsktho namesti a
pfesvedtme Sc, jak5 zivot tam
panuje. Kolem pultu obt6zka-
neho dorty a rdznymi pochout-
kami jest plno. Slecinky pani-
cky, mladf j start pani, kazdy
S tallrkem iedn6 ozdob-
nou lopatickou druhe ruce,
Ivyb.raji 81 zbozi kazdy die sve
chuti. Vybran6 bud 81 nechaif
Izabaliti anebo usednou 5 tim
Ike stolku a poruci 81 iest6
Izmrzlinu Sc Slehanou smetanou
anebo bez smetany, mrazenou
kavu q cokoladu. Osm proda-
vatek a obsluhovaCek ma stale
Ipllno a sleCna pokladni nestaGf
Ipenize prijimat a davat zpet.
Utrata jednotliycd ciniva ma
Imist6 5 az 20 korun, nesou-li
vSak balitky cukrovinek S Sc
bou 2 kramu, byva dtet v6tsf,
10 az so korun, vice.
Stejn6 Jako cukrarske pro
.sperujf lahudkafskt obchody,
kde prazsti gourmandi, pfina-
lezejici vSem kastam, pro svQj
mlsny jazytek vyhledavajl la
hadky. A bida, ia krti Sc uli-
cich pfedmtsti, v preplnenych
.bytech dusnych prisklepich,
aneoo natahuje sy6 kostnat6
ruce ma rohu ulice po almuzne,
ably ukojila hlad a zbude-li je-
ste - aby potfebny peniz dala
ia mis- a lahudku!
Ruhu libaml Ma poklona !
Ponizeny sluzebnik, milostiva
PAM! Tato protivna nedemo-
kraticka a prehnana zdvorilost
= Prahy nevymizela, ba mao
pax zda Sc, ze Sc jesn6 vice "a
hnizd'uje. Setkavas Sc 5 nj ma
ulici, Y restauracich, V diva
dlech, ma promenadach, zkrat-
ka vsude. A libani rukt, sku-
tecne libani, spatfis V tech
kruzich. kter6 by Sc m6ly riditi
priklady demokratitnosti sve-
no nejvySsiho vudce. Nez ten,
zda Sc, jest prilis ku predu.
mad svynl okolim. Objevi-li Sc
we vefejnosti, mezi lidem, Jest
.znati, ze ucta k jeho velk6mu
duchu zlati Sc V oGich mno-
hych, ktell Y mem Vidi netoliko
.otce naroda, ale j velik6ho po-
litika ucence, jakym Sc ne
.muze pochlubiti kazdy narod.
Jiny obr&Zek: Veteina mist
most, pima t. zv. prazsk6 sme-
tanky. Vejde politickJ muted-
mix Il DOLBY yalky. VSe vstava,
mnozi hrnou Sc mu vstfic. "Sla
va Ma zdarl Ma poklonal
Ponizeny slu2ebnikw mi mist
nosti clovek poznava, ze ty-
tc vykriky vftaji n6koho, kdo
by Sc t6 spoletnosti l6pe hodil,
kdo by il vice vyhovoval V jeii
marnivostech a tuzbach a KITE
reho by vice poyazoyali "a
sveho. - Tato spoletnost "a
stala stale stejnou. Jakou byla
pred valkou. takovou zustala i
po valce.
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PLATfME HOTOVE
"a bondy Svobody, uspcrne
valecne znamky.

KupuJeme tez stare zlato. stffbro. pla-
tinu. DIAMANTY, skyosty hodinky.
rtut. magnstiche ukazovAky. neupo-
tfebene postovnf znamky a vse. co ma
Iakoukoli cenu. Platfme "a vse cenne
hotovgmi. SIMON, spolehlivp jedna-
tel, MATTEL The Ohio Smelling and
Refining Company Gfadovna. pokoJ
{. 2l6 Lenox budove, roh g. al a
Euclid Ave. Denne oteyteno do no
din veGer
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Stat doprovodil p. Masek
nasledovnfm dopisem:
Praha, 8. srpna 1927.
Ctene redakoi casopisu Sbet.
Pfi SVEN odjezdu Cleve-
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vysIedek sokol. zavodi,
Sokol Chicago zislxal dive prvni a iednu
druhou cetovou cenu. Jindfich Smidl
Edward KnoureE1 pFeborniky
vysSiho oddeleri.
vyssl1o oddeieni.
V zavodech Sokolic zvitezila new-yorska ceta.

elSLl bNUIakONd pafKu ma ~ q
May nlici vybojovan byl vcera
9eden nejuslechtilejsich "a
pasn - BOZ 0 palmu vit6zstvi
ma poll telesn6 dusevni W.
chovy. Predl6haly zavody
stfednfho a vyssiho oddeleni.
tedy druzstev jednotlivca
nejvyspelejsich. Jako jiz mno-
hokrate pred tim, usmala sc
Etestena ma borce chicagsk6
nejstedreji, nebot' t8mto no.
ch6m podatilo sc skliditi nei-
yetsi potet cen. Prvni Getovou
esnu We vyssim odd6leni DOLBY
10 druzstvo Sokola Chicago,
kter6 tvorili bratfi Jindrich
Smidl, Richard Molcar, Jan
Martiny, Edward Khourek, Ji
n Smidl, Frant. Kratky a JiTi
KolAf, We druh6m oddeleni IL
skAlo prynf cenu druzstvo t6-
Ne jednoty, slozen6 2 bratri
Frant. Vorla, Karla Smldla,
Vaclava Mudry, Gustava Doub
ka, Frant. Mudry q Jifiho
Baumruka druzst7n> Sokola
Chicago ptipadla / druha ce-
na V odd9leni tfetim. Stejn6
st'astne pochodii bratfi cd
Sokola Chicago zapolu ce-
ny jednotlivcd. Jako pryni
pfebornik vysel re zavodu jim
dfich Smidl, jenz docilil I'll q,
moznJch 1875 bod6, druhym
pfebornikem je br. Edward
Khourek cd t6ze jednoty ae
164 a tfemi ttvrtinami bodu a
na tfetim mlst6 kvalifikoval
br. Vaclav Stransky Cd Plzen-
sk6ho Sokola Sc 140 q pdl bo-
dy.
BOZ 0 primat Y prv6m odd6-
lenf sliboval byti po6atkU ne
obycejn6 tuhym, nobot' vaz-
nym aspirantem 0 prvou cenu
bylo nesporne druz8tvo Pl-
2eHsk6ho Sokola, kter6 teprve
pred n9kolika m6sici dobylo
amattrsk6ho championatu, ce-
l6 Ameriky. Take teta Sokola
st.-louisk6ho nemohla bJti pod
sefovana, nebot' muzstvo jeii
Jevilo dobrou secvitenost a jak
na nafadi, tax V athletice vzbu
Eovalo pfiznivy DOZEN. Ackoli
tvaliffkovslo az ma mist6 tfe-
tim. budilo druzstvo st.-louisk6
piece jenom nanejvyse sympa
tickt DOZEN - uz proto, ze Sc
Y nem nal6zall etyfi Glenov6
iedne rodiny. Byli to bratri
Jecmfnkov6, a vytecnyn je-
jich spoletnfkem byl jeden 2
neistarsfch zavodnik1 Y fa-
dach sokolskgch, br. Bursik,
ktert vzdor tomu, ze svym
v9kem by nalezel spfse do
medvedf Getty. odhazuie kfep-
ee n9kolik rokn pouhym doty- 7
KIN nAfadf.
Vft9zna Geta Sokola Chica-
40 poz0stava sice z borcn do
brtch. ale pokud Sc cviceni
nAfad'ovJch se tfte, nalezla
t6m6f rovnocenn6ho soupefe
Y druzstvu PlzeTsk6ho Sokola. ]
x vttezstvf il pomohla hlavn6
nthletike. kter6 Sokolov6 ka
lifornstf Pl7enaky dalelSo pred
cf. Tito zvlt6zili ma hrazd6,
na bradlech V prostnEch, pre-
vaha Sokola Chicago jevila Sc ,
ma koni m sif, ma kruzich, We
vrhu koule. na koni na del a
We skoku vysokdm, dalek6m
O tvGi.
Jako pfedeSl6ho dne, m6lv ]
vcereisf zavody ruSny pr1beh ]
n vvznaGovaly Sc vsemi pod
mfnkami vzorn6ho vedeni, di-
kv horliv6 snaze vedoucfho, br ]
Jarkv KoSafe a ieho pomocni-
kA bratrf Bedficha Kostlana
Josefa Pokorn6ho. O re
prndvfdan6 intermezzo posta-
ra1o SO pouze druzstvo Plzeh- {
sk6ho Sokola. Z toho dostavi- \
..xna,y Sog ,,Dnvn p9f