davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-02
Cerne jezero ma Sumave wy
Ze Statniho pozemko-

veho- liadu se oziamuje: -
Pod timto titulem piinesly ne
ktere demni listy v tRchto
dnech zpravu 0 castecnem W.
pusteni Cerneho jezera ma Su-l
nave "a utelem opravy, zpu-
chfelych vodnich vrat. We,
zprava Sc take tvrdilo, ze INA
.iitel CerAeho iezera Hohenzol-
larn Sc nyni uvolil hraditi po-
lovinu max ladu ma tyto prace,
takze bude y neiblizS:ch dnech
5. n'mi zapotato'. n tomu sde-
lnje ''Statni pozemkovy urad
zaimu objektivni informace
vefejnnsti, re zabrany obielst
Zelezna Ruda, k nemuz patfi
take Cerne iezero, nepatfi liz
byy. majiteli Hohenzollern Sig
maringen,. nelbot' byl koneem
dubIa t. I. prevail Statnim
pozsmkovyla ui'adem pro stat
(nlsnisters,tyo 1emedelstND. v
dohoda } pfejima.4i cene, uza-
vrene Y .istopada 1922 mezi
byvalym maiitelem Il pazecl,
kovym ui'adem. zavazaly Sc
obe. strany spolecn6 uhradit.
(kazda z polovice) naklady
spojene se zr.zenim splavu a
stavidla na. Cernem jezeSe. Je
tedy patrno. ze Statni pozem-
kovy lfad pri postatn4ni lesni.
no objeiktu zelezna Rnda pa
matoval z ylastnihc rodnetu
ma nutaost zm;nene opravy a
ze byv. mattel jest s:nluwna
pavinen hraditi polovici nakla.
du, Tvrzsni tisku. ze "naji.
tel Sc layni usolil' raohlo by. pr
pou4t6tit vykla,i jiny, coz By
bylo Y odporl sc skute cnosti. !"
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III.
HUs, oTEc TABoRu.

Psi pod dojmem sesteho cer-
vence, ktery jest prede dvermi
a jenz op6t v ceskem kalendafi
po prohlaseni neodvislosti ce-
s!aoslovenskych vlasti listen je
CERVENE. - Nehodlam no
siti SOY do Athen, dokazuje, ze
Miadr Jan Illus byl intellektuel-
MIN tvllrcem stareho Taboru.
Je znamo, re kostnicky muied-
mix byl pritelem a milackem
Zizkovym jako byl milackem
ysech "vernych Cechl". Praha,
n IS celym ceskym srdcem'
iai mela rada ba zboznovala
jej! Vsak vine: neien prosti
mest'ane, slechta, intelligen-
ce a zeny ctne a slechticny,
ano sama kralovna Zofie ma
slouchali radi ohnivym slovum
pravdy Hllsovv v kapli betlem-
ske. Kdyz pax Eli nepratele,
vypudivse nam Jej z "Caput
regni", re srdce ceske ulasti. z
Prahy ma venek - nebyli sto
Jej re sfdce naroda celeho W.
puditi. - Do jiznich Czech, ma
Kozi Hradek vystvan byl a pro
klet kurii rimslkou nejv6tsi ces-
ky clovek. | chodili Cechove
muzskeho i zenskeho rodu z
blizka dali vymluvnym slo-
vim Jeho nasiouchat. Tam
pod sirym nebem die prikaza-
NJ Kristovych delili Sc vlivem
Jeho feci posluchaci 0 sve po-
krmy a rikaJice 81 bratri a Sc
stry, skladali X Iukou Jeh0
syui maietek do spolecne po-
kladny: - kiest' ansky' komu-
nsm apostolsky. Tyto tabory
byly prvym podkladem obci tn.
borskych. A pax, ja1So kdyz 2
tista .iasna udefi blesk, piisel
rozkaz, aby svetec mas &c
! svych hrichu sc sci az do kost,
nice vyzpoNldat 80 cistym zpo'
,v1dnikum!
Tento- reformator, ktery ere
formoyal nejprve sama sebe
jak malo ktery cini, maize du
81 vlast, u Nrdci sm6lost, v my
sli pravdu a k tcmu vsemu pru
vodni list nemeckeuo cisar,
Zikmnmda neohrozen6 jake ry
tir bez bazne a hamy pa
excellence - prijal yyzvu pa
pezs,kou a Sci nrUzrle hajiti svo
J. il pravdu ma sn6m cirkevni d'
dalek6ho m6sta Badeals0u n,
;. jezere bodaanslsaan. He: v,
prlivodu panh Vaclava nub'
a Jana 2 Chlnrnu "a svou v6'
, jde Sc bfti nejv6tsi Ceck s nei
vetsim a nejsverepejsim nepfi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-02

chlemi. Kazda techto vyso-
kych skol ma svdj puvab. Prv-
nj vystavena vnukem Tamerla-
novym, Ulug Bepem, diva vyso-
ke, modfe zarici minarety, q
nichz jeden 'je naklonenejsi
nez povestna vcz v Pise, a mu-
81 byti udrzovan v rovnovaze
mnoha silnymi lany. Druha me
dressa, zvana Tilah-Kari, ma
krasne oblozenou silnou vez a
treti, medressa Sir-dar, nekolik
zvln6nych kupoli, ma nichz je
pokryta kazda vlna fajencl. U
vnitr jsou tiche dvory vyso-
kymi klenbami, do nichz 1sti
'cely studenti theologie.
X teto skupine til staveb pc
il Sc bazaar. Ma otevrene strane
nam6sti jsou stanky' medikov-
ci. U podelne zdi medressy "a
sc dfepi prodavaci zmrzliny a
sladkosti. Zmfzlina sc tu vyra-
bi jednoduchym zpnsobem. Ma
drobne tluceny led nalije Sc sy
rupu a zmrzlina je hotova. O
n6co dale je bazar obuvi, XII
ze a hedyabi. K nastavajicimu
trhu prichazeji dlouhe karava
my velbloudl Sc zbozlm. Ku
konci dne je nam6sti tax pfepl
memo, re je tezko profit sviti-
cimi chalaty.
I Nedaleko leskne Sc jeste ne
kolik kupolf. Prejdu nekolik
! pie kovych pahorku, az Sc octnu
pred vysokymi schody, ktere
vedou k dzke bran6. Jakmile
projdu branou, zdstanu lzasem
stat. Mala ulicka, lemovana $
obou stran malymi' kupolovity
mi stavbami, hrobkami samar
kandskych svatych. Vseellny
stavby jsou pokryty modfi a u
nekterych je majolika neporu
Sena. Je to ulice hrobu sacha
Sindeh, "zivouciho krale". X
tomuto mistu poll sc fada vzpo
minek a legend, sem chodi vsi-
chni, jichz srdce jest .zatizeno
starostmi a pfanimi. POdle ira
dice, ktera sc lidu zachova.
la, uprchl pry sem Kasin, bra.
trance prorokuv, kdyz jeho vo.
sko bylo zniceno boji o viru
! Jeste pry dnes zije uvnitf hory
! iako blanicti rytifi. Opodal t,
ci sc vysoka kupole hrobky I;
! merlanovy chuvy Oldza chin
v popredi oslepuje modry lesl
: hrobky Tamerlanovy starsi Sc
: stry Codzuk Biky a ma konc
ulicky je mohutna hrobka "zi
: vouciho krale."
Druhou branou ma konci u
lice hrobu vejde sc do meSity
> stejn6 jake ostatni stavby Wy
kladane modrou majolikou
Dlouhe kqnske ebony vlaji
zerdi a vse ie prosyceno boz
: skym tichem. 80 2.
=
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Y TENATECH
RON n
Napsal Karel NJ Pr1bramsky.
: R o M A N

/ Nevola SIC vztycil pohledl
panu pokladnikovi primo do
oci. Byl urazen.
- Rozumejte mi dobfe, -
speSn6 dpklada1 SeHil, nepo-
kladam: vas "a cloveka. jemuz
by slo v prve rade veno, lie,
ale konecne, pokud vim, sam
majetku nen1ate =.
- Ne, bohuzel, nemam, pfi
svedcoval Nevola.
Vas pfijem staci ke slus-
ne existenci, pokud jste svobo-
den, ale rodine, jez by chtela
lit omezena pouize nan, uIklA-
dial by ob9ti.
Pane pokladniku, svoli-
tell Wy a milogtiva pani, ably
Sc stala sle6na. mou zenou, -.
jsem ochoten pfin6st ob6t' ja-
koukoliv myslfm, ze sfecna
take ~
- Pockejte, pnckejte! Rekl
jsem vam jiz' ,nel1plIkrate, ze
mate trochu mnoho. fantasie a
to je nebezpecna vlastnost pro
obchodnika i pro absolventa
obchodni akadem;e. A obeti,
10 nichz SHINE, jsou rozkosi, O.
b6tmi jsou teprve We skutecno.
sti. Ale We sve fantasii jste 81
jiz jist6 maloval pristi zivot
po Anincin6 boku.
! - Nescetnekrat, doznaval
| Nevola.
- Velmi dobre. Take jak 81
vse zarfdite a rvzdeiite?
! - Ano!
- To mi staci. POvezte mi
|nyni ma svou cestt: Nepocital
Ijste pri tom, ze Alnicka dosta-
ne neco z domova cd mas?
/ Navola Sc. zardel.
- Fedy ano, pokracoval ry.
chile Setril. Nezadam ma vas
abyste vyrkl toto slovo, jez Sc
.vam zda trapnym. Ale jednt
prece musite pov6det sam
k0lik jste celkal, $ kolika jate
4 pocital.
- Ujist'uji vas svou cti
pane pokladnikn, ze nesiy mt
llvahy tax dalelSO, zastavily se
prave ma zcela neuGCitem poi
mus: neco z dOmova dpstane.
- A reknn-li vam, ze jsts
Sc mylil? ze nedostane AniGks
niceho?
| Nevola patril nan We svrcho
vanem lizasu.
- Jest tomu tax, pokraco
wal Setril, vim, re mluvim
clovekem cestnym, jenz. meme
iuzije me duvery, a jednam ia
Ike jako cestny muz. Rikan
vam praydu, O, niz. dnes jest,
inikdo nema ami tuseni; jsen
Ina milne.
Neniq MONA, koktal pre-
!, kvapene NeNola.
- Myslite snad, ze chci iel
zkouSet neziStnost vaSi lasky'
ptal Sc zatrpkle pOkladnik.--
Ne, ted vas ujist'u!ji ia svo'
cti, re mluvim pouhou prav
da. TAX! A. nyni mi pov6zte
co chcete pocit IA techto okol
nosti. NeodpoNidejte, prosin
, hned; nedaNejte Sc unaset 70
malltickou Obrazotv0rnosti.
Kraceli vedle sehe mlcky
sllunce zafilo, ptaci zpivali, =
, ti'esn6 a. stremchy podle cest!
vun6ly, ale oba mltzi sli upro
, sired teto jasave nadhery sklo
neni, zesmutneni jake schoule
!, nj Y, mrazu a. vanici.
KOnecne sc NeN0la zastaVi
IA pohledl, ma Setiila.
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telem pravdu a pokroku, ktery
daval bral koruny kraldm a
a coz nejvelkolep6jsi-
no pfi tom: Mistr Jan 2 Husin-
ce, milacek mas, cesky Prone
theus, cesky Knistus mad Ri
mem vitezi! On, umrev "a
pravdu iako martyr jeste dnes
mluvi Sc sve hranice, jeho pla-
menna golgata vtiskla mu sva-
tozaf svetce a korunu trnovou
ma cello.
Plameny k0stnicks staly Sc
Ngnalem vsem nefalsovanym
.Cech1m k dlouholetemu boji
proti Rimu, plameny knstnicke
byly ohnivym KITTEN anebo gro
zenim TaborG. Genialni liz
ka, doved6v sc o tragedii kost-
nicke, prisaha pomstu Rimu a
zradnemu cisar1s zikmundovi
stavi Sc cello vzboufenych, u
razenych Cechu a drti ma pa
Dirt cepy palcaty svych "bo-
zich boiovniku' roty krizacke,
- nikde nepodleha! Oh! By
|ly to tenkrate boje ceskych
svetlych titanu 6ernymi rim
skymi tmafi, byl to triumf nasi
slavy, nasi velikosti, naseho Ii
vota. Sli jsme pet set let pred
Evropou Ia syobodu sve
vlasti. "a volnost svsdomi We.
|sherych narodu, tedy "a ideal
nj statky vseho lidstva prvni
lbojoval Czech, nadsen pravdou
nusovou, rozehrat ohnem z
Kostnice a rozplamenen Huso-
wynn herOlamem
Mistr Jan byl knezem, -
neutrality-suspicious. jej upalili a
On svym ohnem vzbudil k III,
votu Tabory! OpaIkuji: Hus
'hyl dusevnim otcem Taborli--
kostnicky ohen stal Sc sIoupem
ohRivym, ktery vedl narod mas
pousti bed iako kdysi marco
vyvole'ny do zeme 7aslibene
Ano "a plnych pet set let pr
kostnicke zapalne obeti, We val
&C sv6tove, v revoluci Ia mas
saamostatnost' dobve lie stopo
yati Y nasich legiich prvky ta
borske!
| A We Spojenych Statech Sc
veroamer.ckych Jedmota 'Pabo
ritu je zivym pomnikem sta
. rych Taboru. Bratfi Taborite
bud'te nam vitani v zafi tohot'
, roku 0 SVEN sjezdu u mas, !
4 matropoli ohi1oske!
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z }TAMERLANOvA SlDELNi
HO MESTA.

ste pov6stneho Timur Lenka,
zyaneho tez Tamerlan, jehoz
vEady do Evropy zustaly ma
staleti v pameti postizenych
zemi, vypravi eestovatel Colin
Ross:
Stoiim vysoko ma plosine
meSity Cheser, venku pred me
stem, vedle, sartskeho hrbito-
va a napajim svuj zrak obra-
zem, ktery sc mi skyta. Pode
mnou, mezi zahradami aleje
mi starych stromu, lezi Samar
kand.
Tam. kde zbozim zatizenl
velhloudi vstupuji kolebavym
krokem ma trziste do mesta q
kde zastupy jezdcu We svych
zarivych chalatech uhaneJl
tryskem, klene Sc odvazny o.
blouk medressy Eibi Cahmu-
ny, zeny Tamerlanovy. Zde me
ri nejvys jednopatrovymi bu-
dovami nedostava Sc pozoro-
vateli mefitka k porovnani ;
lee stojime-li. pred oblorkem,
napadne myslenka, re nikdy
pred tim netvorily lidsk6 ruce
tax odvazne klenby. Vysoce
klenutou branou dojde sc pres
stinny dvlr k jinemu, stejne
vysokemu oblouku, jenz vede k
vlastni mesite oba oblouky
a celia nebetycna stavba jsou,
anebo aspon hyly, pokryty cd
shora az dolu modrou majoli-
kou. Ackoli bylo mnoho zpustc
sen0, prece z1stalo ieste tolik,
re, to uvede nadseni nejen ar
cheologa, ienz Y mysli doplnu-
je znicene, ale prosteho diva.
ka. Je t6zko popsati vzary, kite
re pokryvaji vysoke zdi q hi.
ny. Myslim, re ie treba tyden
niho, pozorovanl, nez prehled,
ne clovek podrobne vsechny O.
bray.
MOdry zazraki Spore Sc u
platnily !. line barvy: zluta, ~
lena a oranzova, lee jen potud
ably zduraznily jeste mocnej
svit modrych kachli. Diva dru
hy: modre stfidali Sc: syta, ten
ma ,hranicici az ma fialovou ;
zariva sv6tla.
Mad mesitou klenula, Sc kdy
81 kupoie, z niz .jsou patrny je
ste zbytky. Tato knpole byl;
zcela pokryta svetlymi kachle
mi a. i. nepatrne, zachovan,
zbytky zari tax intensivni mo
dir, re vedle nj jizni, turken
stanske nebe zda sc byti Sc
dym a, zakaleiym.
z nadrazi vede costa alej
vysokych starych stromu nc
wynn mestem, iez mizi V zele
nj, do stareho Samarkandu.
Jako bozska znameni tyci .
uprostred mesta ma. Rigistan
medressy zalozene naslednik
Tamerlanovymi. Jsou to til c
hremna budovy, hyflci barya
mi. ktere uzavirajf etvercov
namesti. Vsechny til cd shor
~ doll pokryte modrymi ks
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TABORI!

Pripisuji serii clsnkI >
timto titulem ku vetsi cti
slavneho .nemu Jednoty Ta-
beriti We Spojenych Statech,
htery zafi leta letosniho
zasedati bude v metropoii
ohioske.
Jos. Svancara.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-02

AAMOves Ps~Ss AA0O1vNa ANs~Sss
"Venkov venuje pozOrnost
hnuti strany lidoye proti Huso
va kultu. Kdyz vystoupil redak
tor Durych Sc svym infamnim
clankem, bylo jeste mozno do
mnivati Sc, ze ide o Gin jedno-
tlivcdv, "a nimz strana nesto-
ji. TentD soud, ktery prenesla
|:'Ceskoslovenaka Republika"
nebyl, bohuzel potvrzen. Psa.
nj vsech listd strany lidove: u
kazuje, ze jde 0 systematickou
kampan.r To mdze miti priroze
ne jen ten nasledek, zs vsess
chen cssky lid mohutneu oslal
|uou pamatky Husovy 81 cerVeii
Ice patricn6 odpovi.
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- Ami jsem nemel casu dd-I
kladne Sc do Mich podivat,. od-
vetil Setril. Je neco noveho?
- Celkem mic. odp0vidal L.
rednik. =
Kraceli ulici, vedouci k ma
mesti' "a mesto kolem nekoli-
ka. vii. !.
- A jinak? dotazoyal, sc, po
kladnik.
- Pravda, fekl Nevola, MAJ
lem bych byl MIA to- zapomneL
Ceka mas tyto dny prace. Do
staneme revisi.
Setril zbledl a ma okamzik
Sc zastavil, ale palk sc rychle
vzpamatoval a kraEel dale.
Revisi? tazal Sc. Vita
to jiete? KdO vam to fpkl?
- Je nyni v Horechov6 q
odtamtud mi psal kolega, ze
pride patrn6 k nam. Mama
clio sc tam patrn6 n6co tako-
veho, odpovidal Nevola.
/ Setril chvili nerikal niceho.
- Pisi vam n6jake podrob-
nosti? tazal Sc konecne. !.
|, Ano, .proto .jsem 81 dovo-
lii podotknouti, ze mas ceka
mnoho prace. Die liceni ko-
legova je to mlady pan, ktery,
jak Sc zda. poprve reviduje
Ivelike penezni ustavy; je vse-
eek prodchnut ddlezitostl sve
funkce, mysli, re je prvnim
irevisorem, kterv kona opra.
|vdu syou povinnost, zda Sc, re
pfichazi-li hotovym pfesved.
cenim, re v kazd6m lradu jsou
ncporadky, drednici zlocinci
kdyz pax vidi, ze se- mylil, pr
imo jej to zlobi. Vzorny pora.
|dek povazuje primo "a osob.
|ni urazku.
T. Takovi jsou. z. pocatku
|vsichni, usmal Sc .jaksi nucen6
|Setril.
j Tohle zNlaSte dobre. Sro.
ivnaya. vse, pokladnikovu straz.
Izu $. pokladniGni knihou, tn {
lknihami ucetnmi, predlozenf
Ivkladni knizky knshami, vse
Icky seznamy sc skutecnyn
|stavem, dokonce telefOnuje
firmam, jejichz smenky jsou
" portefeuilu, jSou-li prave, 8
|kdo vi, co jeSte. Jest to jaks
zvlastni pucit. At ma clovel
isve.domi sehe cistSi, at 81 je We
ldom sebe lepe, re nenajde an
on priciny k vytkam, prece j.
lnom to buldou perne dny.
- Nenajde, ale ted by ma
Sci, rekl SetfGl 1smevem &
;sahl do kapsy.
- Ze by nasea? zvolal zde
'sen6 Nevola. Jak to-? Co?
- Toto zde, rekl polka dnik
-Ivyfial klicek a podawal mu jej
s,Sv6ril jste mi jej, abych moh
-''vydat cenne papiry, jez byly
| lombardOvany.
81 - Ach anO, zapomn6l jsen
ma to, rekl mlady mM pTi
.Ijal klicek. Ostatne u vas, pa
!, me pokladniku
- Pcvaha cloveka neni "a
i rakou. pravil Seti'il, sam jst,
: ,pravil, re. revisor v HOrechOv,
: liz pfedem mas. vsecky pWazu
lie "a zl06ince. Zaa,Akou jes
: pouze jm6ni
: - Vsak take u vas, pane p,
: kladniku :. pocal Nevola, al,
!, nahle 81 uvedomil, jak malo s.
. slusi, ably SO dotykal tohot
Y predmetu prave on, a zamlce
se.
Setfilovy oci zatekaly ko
]. lem. Byli jiz polich, sli' p
t chodniku vedle silnice, vroub
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-30
AUDOBON SOCIETY TO PROTECT GAME
Will Block McIlhenny's Plans To Establish Shoot
 ing Club

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-The National Association of Audubon societies an- nounced today through its president, T. Gilbert Pearson, that the asso- citation had taken steps to exercise it's guardianship over the Russell Sage foundations wild life sanctuary in Louisiana, to prevent Edward Me Ilhenny from promoting the proposed s4.oO0.Oo0 shooting club at Avery island.
 MT. Pearson declared the executive board of the Audubon societies was unequivocally opposed to the insti- tuition of "a slaughter pen for wild game" so near the two big sanotuar- les of the Sage and Rockefeller foundations. He said a plan for countering the scheme had been in cluded in resolutions to be adopted by the association in annual conven- ton tomorrow.
 As a preliminary move, MT. Pear son said he would exhibit at public meeting at the American Museum of Natural History motion pictures showing that decoys were planted on the McIlhennys' thousands of acres, where whole flocks of migrating wild fowl were being shot. down after
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-30
ESCAPED CONVICT IS SHOT IN HOTEL
Second Member Of Band Of Six TraiIed As Inform
 ant Suspect

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The second member of the band of six convicts who escaped last July from the Philadelphia today fell dramatically into the hands of the New York po- lice.
 He is Thomas ("EggieC Gillen Of Philadelphia, shot down in a pistol duel in the Hotel Langwell on west Mclean of Brooklyn, who gave his occupation as bootlegger. actor and jockey. The police think Mclean tracked down Gillen in the belief that he had given detectives information that led to tho arrest in Brooklyn last week of James Brown, another fugitive felon.
 Tonight Gillen lay near death in Bellevue hospital. Two cots away lay Mclean, also bearing three bullet wounds, screaming at his fellow pa tient, denouncing him as a squealer and expressing in lurid language the wish that he would die.
 The duel broke with startling sud- denness into the sleep of 300 hotel guests.
 John Capilano, an elevator boy, passing the ninth floor shortly be- fore the breakfast hour, saw Gillen standing in one doorway and Mclean in another directly across the corri- dor emptying their revolvers at each other.
 He notified the manager, William Howard. and then bolted into the street to call a policeman.
 The officer found Mclean sorely wounded, on the floor where the duel had occurred. He raised his empty weapon feebly as the officer ap- preached, but soon was placed under arrest.
 Gillen and two women who had been seen running from the place were gone, but a trail of blood led up the stairway to the eleventh floor. There in the apartment of Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Thompson, Gillen was found He had burst in the room and fallen on the floor. His empty pistol lay beside him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-30

having been lured out of the adjoin- ing sanctuaries.
 "Under the Sage foundation of the wild life refuge to the state of Lou isiana, it was stipulated that if any controversy over its administration should arise the refugee would pass under the jurisdiction of the Audu- bon societies" he added. Unless Louisiana halts the formation of this club with 4,000 memberships at $1 900 each, we propose to exercise our guardianship, take over the Sage property and take such other steps as may be necessary to prevent pro- motion of the McIlhenny project"
 He said the motion pictures he would show had been taken by him. self; that he recently made thorough inspection of the proposed hunting grounds and the two sanct- uaries and that all the charges hitherto made by persons opposed to the slaughter pen" were amply cor roborated.
 The gift has been accepted and plans made for the expenditure of thousands of dollars in carrying out the donors ideas. This announce ment was made in connection with the convention at the American Museum of National History.
 MT. Roosevelt, whose estate ad- joins the late presidents nome at Sagamore Hill, has turned over to the Audibun society "a veritable jungle, an ideal home for wild fowl, and fitting memorial to MT. Roose- velt's love for wild things" said MT. Pearson.
 The tract surrounds the Roosevelt tomb in Young's cemetery. A TO- room building nearby has been leased for 10 years and win be converted into a third museum and library for students and pilgroms to Roosevelts grave.
 Trees, shrubs and vines which bear fruits, birds like best to feed on. will be planted on the ground although the existing Jungle" will be pre- served so far as possible. Birds feed ing ground, fountains, baths and shelters will be installed in natural settings.
 A cat-proof fence was built around the property before it was deeded to the Audubon societies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-30
BOOZE MEN WAKE
 HIM AN EP|CUREAN
Saul Grill Really Prefers Ham And Eggs, But He Must
 Play Part For U. S.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Bye and bye some other trusting bootlegger will connect with Saul Grill and then Saul will have to move into a big suite in one of the best hotels and punish himself with terrapin for breakfast, champagne and pheasant and caviar for lunch and, for dinner, everything he didn't have for breakfast and lunch. After a while Saul gets dis gusted. He just pines for a T-bone rare, with French fried potatoes. apple pie and coffee. But the gener- eus bootleggers won't let him touch such vulgarian provisions.
 Bye and bye some other trusting bootlegger will connect with Saul and force suits of clothes, jewelry, silk underwear, hats and thousands of dollars on him. One might think that the bootleggers had had enough experience with Saul. But they never seem to learn.
 SauPs story has just come out in connection with his last big raid. The one in which J. Harry Foley, who was secretary to United States Sena- tor Edwards when Edwards was ed In that case number of wealthy brewers in New Jersey were covetous of the New York beer trade. They wished to have their own beer ad- mitted without molestation, but wished also to have the beer cara vans from rival Pennsylvania brew cries stopped by the prohibition men. sListen To Reason"
 Saul Grill let it be understood that he was willing to listen to reason" and they lodged him in a 10-room suite at rental of s7o a day, clothed him from the cuticle outward to the overcoat, fed him and decorated him with watches and diamond cuff links.
 In the end, the United States treas ury got ss4,000o in bribe money and Saul retained as necessary stage props and for his role of corrupted prohibition agent all the jewels and clothing.
 Saul Grill has collected other large amounts for the treasury. one haul being $135,o00 which he took in PittsbArg last year while pretending too, while the bootleggers were es- tablishing their faith in him he lived in one of the best hotels for weeks at the expense of his friends" es- chewing ham and eggs for the sake of appearances when his very soul longed for something that didn't have a name like a Pullman car and taste like the front of Greek walters vest.
 Once Saul went to Canada to negotiate million dollar whisky deal and another time he negotiated to buy 5000 cases of Scotch in a New York warehouse. The price was s25,000 and Saul had provided what seemed to be good security when he and his associates descended on the warehouse and snatched up the for tune in whisky with search war rant.
 When at work, Saul goes under the appropriate name of MT. Golden"