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66 GOLFERS REMAIN
IN WESTERN EVENT

MEMPHIS. Tenn, October r..
Sixty-six golfers contested the final
thirty-six holes of the western open
championship over the Colonial Coun-
try Club course here today, the scores
of the thirty six hole qualifying
round played the past two days to
figure In the medal score play for the
silver trophy emblematic of the title
now held by Mike Brady. professional
at Oakland Hills. Birmingham. Mich.
Most of the favorites, who have al
ternated between good and poor golf
during the past two days, survived
the qualifying rounds. Among them
are Bobby Cruikshank. Jock Hutch
ison. Joe Kirkwood, Walter Hagen,
Harry Hampton, Bob Mcdonald, Will
fred Reid and Leo Diegel.
Cruikshank won low-score honors
by finishing the qualifying round yes
terday in 140 a margin of two strokes
over his closest rivals. Next to the
tiny Scot, came Hutchison. Reid.
Hagen and Wilbur Oakes, the Chat
tanooga pro. who has been playing an
exceptionally good game. H. C.
Lagerblade of Bristol. Conn, occupied
fifth position with 143, while Kirk
wood had the only 145 card. Brady.
the defending champion. entered the
final round today with card of 147.
In the event Of a tie. either for the
title. or the runnerAup position. Of
f1cials have announced an extra round
will be played Saturday.
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BOSTON, October 12. = Tommy
Loughran of Philadelphia was award
ed the decision over Harry Greb.
world middleweight champion, after
ten-reund bout here last night. The
men fought at catch weights and the
title was not at stake. Loughran
weighed 166 pounds and Greb 1853.
According to ringside opinion,
LoughTan carried five rounds and
Greb four. while one round was even
Both men were strong at the finish
and at no stage OF the match was "a
Knockout imminent
In the fifth round Greb was eau
toned by the referee for holding
with his right and pounding Lough-
rams face with his left.
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Many golfers have dimcuIty I'm
learning that the foot action during
the golf swing, especially during the
down swing, is fast. IL the feet drag
behind I'm the swing the clubhead
will go through the ball, but there
will be no steam behind 1t.
The feet act quickly with the shift
ing of the body weight. because their
action begins with the first turning
Of the hips ON the down swing. When
the hips turn, which lis before the
shoulders turn, the left heel drops
back on the ground. Then, as the
shoulders begin their rotary action
toward the ball the left leg stiffens.
This leg stands as brace against fhe
very swift and powerful arm, wrist
aud hand action against the club
head and the stiM leg keeps the head
I'm fts fixed position. just ax the bail
fs hit the player should dip into IL
with his right shoulder, and from that
point the body moves forward with
the clubhead. This forward move
ment of the body, which shoves the
left hip out with the ball., begins
only when the clubhead fs at the ball.
Copyright, John F. Ollie Coz
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MISS EDERLE SWIMS
TO ANOTHER RECORD
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HONOLULU. October 12.-Another
world swimming record was smashed
by Gertrude Ederle of the New York
Women's Swimming Association when
she made the 1oo-meter free-style
event in 1.12 1-5 at last nights session
of the A. A Z. meet here. On the
previous night she hung up a new
record for the 200-meter- open water
Swi @-' - - -t -
Miss Ederle shareds honors with
Warren Kealoha, who swan the 100
meter mems backstroke in I13 as.
breaking his own world record of
LA 4-5 which he made at the Olympic
games.
The Outrigger relay team swanr the
400-meter women's event in 500 1-5.
thus lowering; the wark of 5.11 3-5
made by, the. Olympic team in 1920.
The Outrigger swimmers were Miss
Wehselau, Miss Bowmer. Miss Janice
Lovett and Miss Helen Moses.
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CUBS WOULD DEFEAT
CHISOX THIRD Time

CHICAGO, October 12.-Twice victo-
rious, the National League Chicago
Cubs met the American League White
Sox in the third game of the city series
today on the Cubs home lot.
Victor Howard Keene was regarded
as Manager Killiter's likely selection
for mound service and either Faber or
or Cvengros was expected to represent
the Sox in the box.
The Cubs won yesterday. to 3. Vic
Aldridge pitched tight ball and was af-
forded brilliant support for seven in
nings, but after yielding two runs in
the eighth and passing Mostil, first up
in the ninth, he was replaced by Fus-
sell.
Hollis Thurston toiled the route for
the Sox and was hit hard in spots.
Catcher Ray Schalk of the Sox was
banished in the second inning for
throwing a handful of dust at Umpire
Ormsby in protesting a close decision
at second when he was called out.
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was the most hopeful psycologi-
cal development in the dugout of the
Yankees that has manifested itself in
three years.
The pitching situation before the
beginning of the third game was not
bad for either team. II Huggins had
was no worse off with Neff and Scott,
provided both are as good as they
Were last year. They had that to
prove however:
First Choices Fail McGray..
Twice the Giants manager picked
q nubber on his first choice. Watson
was a morning glory and McQuillan
lasted barely two suns longer. Ryan,
whose pitching, success this year is
strswn with battles finished; but not
series game as in the regular cam
paign. Bentley, who had been rush
ed to the: rescue when the sobbing
child cried for aid, tried yaliantfy,
Had the choice of McQuillan been
successful the Giants would have
fiouRderer in luck, and prosperity.
NehY and Scott. would have been left
there; might have been only a four
game series. Now there can not be
less than Ave and McGraw will be
forced to call again on at least one
ers he has already used unless he
decides to use Jonnard or Virgil
Barnes. second stringers.
Ruth's, two home runs sent the
-Bambfno's stock soaring skyward al
though he is not the first, batter to
hit two horners In one world series
contest. Harry Hooper did 1t for the
Boston Americans in 1915 and Benny
same Polo grounds in 1917. Ruth said
before the series that it was pie to
hit home runs on the Polo grounds
and he certainly proved it. r.
hn ArC
off McQuillan he hit a high ball and
drove 1t above the right field stand.
On his next time at bat. with Bentley
pitching, he caught a low one and
socked wicked line drive with a
kick In It like tabasco in synthetic
gin, peIting some fan in the midriff
in the lower right field stand. On
his last time up he hit tremendous
fly to center field; but before he did
it Stengel had asked for time to get
county. so that Ruth did not get the
third home run that he richly de-
Aaron ward made two home runs
for the Yankees in the series last
year and. he started the going on
the bail into the left field stands
on his first time up, In the Giants
half of the same inning Irish"
Meusel put the ball in the same place.
No One on Sacks.
Strangely enough, there was not
a man. on base when any of the
four were. hit Which accounts
for the fact that only six runs were
made in the game in which there
were four homers. Never in world
series history has there been thing
like that. '' -;.---'
Be 1t the Yanks or the Giants who
win the third game of the series, the
victor will have earned so per. cent
ofSthe task undertaken, the winning
ofsfour games. If it were so per cent
with the other team stick lacking,
asswas the case in 1922, the winner
would have that much added peace
of mind. But it cannot be that way
this year In the fourth game the
team behind will have the chance
to tie again.
This is the first time since the two
New York clubs began their annual
dispute that they haYe broken even
onlthe first two games played The
Yankees won the first two in 1921
and the Giants won the first two in
1922. Perhaps this is an omen pre-
saying a change in the outcome of
80 (Copyright. 1924
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YALE MUST USE SUBS
IN GAME WITH GEORGIA

NEW HAVEN, Conn. October u. -
Yale will send In three second string
backfield men in the game with the
University of Georgia eleven here to-
morrow as a result of injuries to reg
ulars.
Richeson is in the infirmary with a
sore arm. He will be replaced by Rus
sell Murphy at quarterback.
The'left flalfback in place of O'Hearn,
who has a muscle bruise. will be
Stevens. ,NeaIe has a charleyhorse and
Ducky Pond, the varsity base ball pitch
er, will be at right halfback Capt.
Mallory will complete the back field.
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DISPLAY BETTER SPIRIT
II THAN IN 1922 STRUGGLE
All They Apparently Need to Shake Giant Jinx Is to
Get tRid'of ''Ivory''-Both Teams in Good Po-
sition Regarding Hurlers.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EW YORK October 12-Babe this
ma be andth
as whole better than they the 1922
In the first they played mmeasuraby than they did
last bone plays ALL could in the
showcase instead of spng all the ball field would have
good chance to shake the Giant jnx for good
pnnos impressive victory yesterday the American League
champions
play Bay with good pitching They less doubtful of the
than
They maed Wednesday afternoon they had defeated They
were confident they had ball.
show They
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BRITISH STEED STARTLES
BY HIS SHOWING IN TEST
Covers Mile in 40 2-5 and Travels Furlong Fur
ther in l:54 2-5 and Is Not Taking Long
Breath at the Finish.

k1EW YORK. October Papyrus winner of the English Derby
NJ who had been disappointment track followers his early
workouts his here, surprised the world
terday the Belmont he covered the mile 40 rs and the
mile and fuong in 1S4 rs without taking long breath
he pulled the of his
at getting off from start the little brown
October the 100000
race. ran ike a hreeze
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WOMAN JOCKEY THIRD
IN NEWMARKET PLATE

NEWMARKET, England. October
12.-The running of the annual New
market town plate here yesterday was
made noteworthy by the participation
of a woman jockey. Miss Elizabeth
Tanner, the twenty-nine-year-old daugh-
ter of a prominent breeder. rode the
favorite. Pennant, but came in third,
finishing after Frocked and Tishy,
ridden by male jockeys.
Miss Iris Rickaby. sister of the late
Fred Rickaby, noted jockey, and Miss
Marjorie Benson of London had an
nounced their intention. of participat-
ing, and the prospect of seeing three
woman Jockeys in action at once brought
out the biggest crowd that has ever
attended the running of the plate, but
only Miss Tanner appeared. The plate
Is run cross country over a four-mile
course.
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WHITE SoX
Totals. ST 10 81 10 Totals. .S6 10 ~ II
sBatted for Thurston in the ninth.
tBatted for Strunk In the ninth,

Cubs ........... % 9 1 o o.
White Sox go. o o o o1 2 c-3
Runs - Grantham. Hartnett, kldridge (2),
Collins, Barrett, Mcclellan. Errors-Adams,
Collins Mcclellan. Two base hits-Grantham.
STATE, Grimes, Mcclellan. Kamm. Three-bsse
hits-Hooper. Barrett. Stolen bases-Hooper,
Heathcote. Grantham. Saorifces-Adams, Fri.
6ers, Fish. Double play-Friberz and Grimes
Left on bases-cubs. 8; White sox. 0. Bases
Thurston, 3; by Aldridge, l. Hits of
Aldridse. 10 in innings (none out in ninth) ;
on Fussell, none in ! inning. Hit BY pitcher
ton. Winning pitcher-AIdridEe. UmpiIes-
M. Holmes At plate. Mr.. Quigley at first base.
M. ormsby at second, Mr.. KLEIN at third,
Time Of game-2 hours.
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N. C. STATE LOSES STAR.

North Carolina State paid dearly for
it's fine stand against the Nittany Lions
of Penn State. Big Eller, husky
right tackle 'oneFof the mainstays of
the line. was forced out with a broken
ankle. Eller will be out of the game
for the remainder of the season.
Evening star., 1923-10-12
NEW YORK GIANTS.

Ryan
IL lost Mcauinn
of
by
Hush y on OF Mcanin
md
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OLD ROWING TROPHY.

One of the oldest rowing trophies
in competition in this country Is the
Beacon plaque and cup at Harvard.
1t was placed in competition in 1853.
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rogr Team, Than Year ap7us Horse
Composite Score of World Series Games

G games, H. MT hat
H. b. II, s.
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VILLA DEFENDS TITLE.

BALTIMORE, Md, October 12.-
Pancho Villa worlds fywsfght cham
pion, will defend his title here tonight
in a scheduled fifteen-round' bout with
Benny Schwartz of Baltimore, southern
flyweight champion. Both concluded
their training yesterday and are de-
clared to be in great condition. -"s
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MILWAUKEE,. October 12.-Pinkey
Mitchell of Milwaukee. .outpointed Joe
Simonich of Butte. Mont, in> a ten
round no-decision bout last night, in
the opinion of newspaper men
Evening star., 1923-10-12

Battling Skis real name is Louis
Phal. He was born in Senegal, Sep
tember 16. 1897.
Evening star., 1923-10-12
JIM C0RBETT IS Sc.

James ]. Corbett is fifty-six years
old. His last fight was with Jeffries
twenty years ago.
Evening star., 1923-10-12
Inside Golf
CHESTER HORTON

MgEer OF Ftfty-one Golf Champions.
togs Most Successful Champion
SGHs "ChickII Ennns
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mezich, abNnebylo vybocova.

meznh, abl.nebylo vybotova-
NO mezf vNejne slasnosti.
Sluzbu koik v obvyklem O
d9yu, lisf se Cd obyeejnych
smrtelnfkd, Tlste vylestenym
nyklovym odllnakem ma prsa
prispendlenyp, nema ami poll
[cejniho klackt, aniz jine zbra-
me, jen malot pist'alku, pro
prfp@d kdyby poTebovala po-
moci nektere4o muzskeho ko-
legy. Sluzebhi raporty poda-
va denn6 polfejnimu nacelni-
ku Graulovi apodobne od te.
hoz pfijima pfslusne rozkazy
Sluzbou pax lTidelena jest /
patrolovani Gordon Edgewa.
ter parc{ch.
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oKRADEN PRED souDNt
BUD3voU..

Diva bandita zastavili veera
v noci prave pied novou soudni
budovou IrvinA Stanhopa, z &.
1920 vych. 50, ul. Jeden z lu-
picd pozadal jej sirku, kdyz
osloveny Sc snR Rzil pfani vyho-
veti, zadal jej druhy o "kvlodr"
coz bylo odmitnuto. Ma to oba
lupici vytaihli noze a porucili
Stanhopovi dati ruce vzhdru.
Jeden pfitiskl mu nuz k ze-
brim, kdezto druhy prohleda-
val jeho kapsy. Sebral mu pull
ikaratovy demantovy prsten a
$3.50 ma hotovosti. Pc cermem
skutku uprchli nicemove ku
|skladisti runlu ameti ma po-
bTezi, kde We tmach zmizeli.
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NOVA BULHARSKA VLADA
UZNANA.
Byly pry tim zaplaseny move
v6leGne mraky ma Balkans.

Praha, /. cervence. Mraky
ma Balkane rozehnany byly po
sledni noci ma konferenci "a
stupcn Male dohody, ma niz
|doslo k usneseni, ably nova bul
harska vlada, jez ujala Sc mo-
ci po povaleni vlady Stambulij
skeho, byla dredne uznana.
Cd nedavneho prevratu v So
fiji panovala zde j jinde znacna
nervosita z obavy, re mohlo
by dojiti ku kapfliktu mezi
Bulharskem a Jugoslavii, me-
zitfm CO Mala dohoda zdraha-
la Sc uznati novy stav veci v
Bulharsku. Nyni prevlada ma
hled, ze vselike bezprostred-
nj nebezpeci je zazehnano.
Oznamuje Sc, ze csl. ministr
zahrani6nich zalezitosti DIR.
Ed. BeneS sucastni Sc zvlastni
konference ohledn6 bulhar-
/ ske, balkanske a n6mecke 81
tuace, jez konati sc bude ma
pocatku cervence v Sinaji v Ru
munsku.
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DIX SLEPCt z PRAHY.

Podpdrny spolek slepci pro
csl. republiku v Praze potvrzu
je tfmto celkovy pffjem 205
dol. Is cent? - Kc $780, We
prospech zbudovanf; slepecke
domoviny v Praze, ktertkto oh
nos byl nasimi pfiznivci Cd
vzacnych tamn6jsfch dobrodin
ci .vybran a nam radne odve.
dens ee,
Ia skutecne slechetne poro-
zumenf vzdavame vsem t6mto
darcGm mas uprimny vefejny
dix. Podali jste vsichni ddkaz
vreleho pochopenf nasich snah,
jez smeruji k zmirn6nf velike.
no nestestf lidskeho a. budete
uslechtilym vzorem vdci vsem
zatvrzelym srdcfm tax mno.
hych bohatstvim oplyvaiicich
lidi.
Prejeme vsem darcnm i Ct
jejich rodinam v dalsim pocina
nj mnoho zdaru, v zivot6 pax
klidneho spokojeneho st6sti re
dinneho pri stalem zdravi s
prosbou, aby jejich vzacna pr
zen zIstala spolku nasemu q
jeho dobrocinnym lstavim
|nadale zachovana.
Ia spolek slepci pro csl. re
publiku Sc sidlem v Praze:
Ant. Rdzicka predseda,
A. Cerny, tajemnfk
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cor CAMP v cERNOvIcfCH
u TABORA,

Vazeni a milf pfatel6!
"Aby Sc zachranilo zdravf
ceskemu dorostu We stare VIA
sti, jeste je nejaky cas- ameri-
cke pomoci potreba," pravi
Miss Mary E. Mcdowell, redi-
telka settlementu chicagske u
University po sve navsteve v ce-
skoslovenske republice. Navsti
villa Coe Camp a s pochvalou
Sc vyjadruje 0 znamenitem di-
lie, jez Sc tam kona. Spisovatele
pax v Cechach pisi, ze Coe
Camp je spln6nfm nejkrasnej-
|sfho snu o .1asce americkych
bratri a sester. A americky Ger
|veny Kriz uznani prace Coe
Campu We prospech tuberkulo-
sou ohrozenych deti, jest ocho
ten dati jeste jeden veliky stan
lpro dalsich 80 sirotkI.
V zine pecujeme o As deti,
pouzfvajice stare zamecke bu
dovy, loni v lete doplnili jsme
| We stanech pocet ma 78 a letos-
niho leta hodlame Coe Camp
ljest6 rozsiriti.
D6ti pTichazeji z dusnych,
lvlhkych, sklepnich bytd NEST,
iblede, neduzive, a Coe Cam
pu Sc vracf jakoby znovuzroze
Inc, cervene a opalene jasnym
sluncem, ozdravene sv6zim
horskym vzduchem cernovic.
kym a obst'astnene obetavou
|peci, jfz Sc Jim tam dostalo.
! Doufame, pratele drazi, X
" slechetnosti sveho srdce po
1mIzete, ably Sc toho st6sti do
1stalo jeste v6tsimu poctu detf
ktere touzebne ma prijeti do d
lstavu cekaji.
Anna Heybergrova.
] Dalsf prfspevky S dikem pr
Lima p. Frank Flip, Security
ISav. Bank, Cedar Rapids
.lIo,a. IS
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MA NAVSTEVU

do Ceskoslovenslla odjizdi pa.
nj Antonio Lepicovska, 1885
Marvin ave. Jede navstfvit ma.
tinku We Svate Katefine u Kut.
ne Hory a podhikne zajezd k
pratelim do Drazd'an a de
Vidne.
PAM Katefina Hynstova, pc
jednorocnf navst9ve u ditek pf
Frantisky Vinklerove, 3672 E
AZ. place a Eduardo Hynsta
3672 E. 81. st. vralcf Sc do sve.
no domova v BuEovicfch M
Morave. Vyjedou We ctvrtel
po draze Erie a v sobotu vyje
dou po lodi President Roosevelt
2 New Yorlou. Vypravu pro nj
obstaral preplavnf jednatel F
Sakryd. Prejeme obema da
mann pffjemIne cestovani, ra
dostne shledanf s jejich milym
a pi. Lepicovsk6 t'astny ma
vrat k jeff rodine.
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PRVNf POLICISTKA v$PA.
TROLM SLUzBE.

Policistka K. 100, jinak az
dosud znama jaho 81. Eliska
Metzgerova, 2799 vych. ,73. ul.
jest graduovanou osetfovatel-
kou, absolvovala knrs v cleve-
landske porodnici,v r. 1909. v
start nemnohc pres II rokd,
Dostala po vstoupenf do poll
cejnich sluzeb dosti 0btiznol
praci, drzf totiz v prvni rade
zamilovane parky v sadech v
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radili k tomu, aby vykvet ma
seho naroda byl ma Staromest.
skem namesti popraven, jich
navodem svoboda svedomi po-
tlacena, ceske knihy paleny,
|p1da rozplytvana cizim dobro
druhGm a jazyk cesky potla-
cen tem6r ma vyhynuti. Cesky
snem roku 1918 rad jesuitsky
odstranivsi pfipomina timto
skutkem strazcIm naSeho ma
roda jich vlasteneckou a bez-
|odkladnou povinnost nyni.
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UPOZORNENfl

Oznamuji timto ct. ceskym
a slovenskym spolkini, ze
mann 1celne zarfzene vyletni
mfsto v carokrasnem ldoli,
"HAJ". Je velmi vhodne k
odbyvani letnfch vyjizd6k, W.
letG a podobne. Najemne je
LEVINE. Naleza Sc u Stop 291s
A. B. G. Line, Bedford, O. Ma
sledujici nedele jsou jest6 vol
ne a sice: 8. a %. cervence, 5.
19. a 26. srpna. Sluzbovolny
THOM. KOPCOK,
ma jitel vyletniho mista "Haj'
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SOVIET v BULHARSKU.

Atheny, 2. cervence. Bulhar-
sti komunisti v Caloferu pro-
hlasili sovetsky rezim, die
zprav obdrzenych zde. Wy
rozumiva Sc, re jsou dobre Wy
zbrojeni. Sofijska vlada zatkla
Caralou, komunistickeho vdd-
ce, po jeho pfijezdu do Sofie z
Moskvy.
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z PRAzSKEHO DOPISU ri.
e. LEDBETTEROvE.
Pra hla, IL. cervna

Praha, IL. cerVna.
Praha jest zajimavejsim me-
stem nezli jest tvrzeno a sku-
tecne velkym mfstem, kde clo-
v9k NIUE Sc ztratiti. Y cele
stare casti m6sta obklopuji bu-
dovy vnitrni namesti, jichz jest
hned bllzko "a sebou.
Nektere vchody jsou tax velke,
re by Sc mohla provezt celia fl
ra sena. Vypada jako otvor,
2 nehoz ma Vas We stinu ci'haji
zakernici, neb prdjezdy jsou tu
tmave. Vejdete-li ale, octnete
Sc ma pravem dvore a klopyta-
te pres scory vyslapovane pres
800 rokd, snad i dele a "a
kratko sc octnete V peknem
domove vzdelanych aristokratG
j Sc vsemi druhy najemnfkd te.
re budovy. A kdyz vyjdete
vychazite, anM byste vedeli j.
nym "portalem'', jdete radost
ne pouhy biloxi abyste shledali
ze iste vlastne ma dobro zblou
dill. Plan mesta, ktery neusta
le pri sobe nosim, jest tax ma
IL, re Sc v n6m naproato memo
hlu vyznati. PAX, kdyz jsen
trochu obtezovala poliristy net
iine chodce, protluIku Sc k Ma
rodnimu Divadlu, abych svoj
cestu nastoupila znoNu. Setka
la jsem sc skutecne roztomi
lymi lidnni, zvlaste 8 DIR. Ram
dou, jenz jest asistentem uni
versitni knihovny a jeho zea1o'
postavene v cello mestske Y
wv. C. A. Oba jsou velice mil
a znaji Prahu, ba historii kaz
deho jejiho kamene. Jsem ce
la unesena starozitnic|kou kra
SOU a oba jsou mym nadsenin
rozraVdostneni tax ze stale u
kazuji move krasy. Ma nedel
|ujednali jsme vylet. ma Karlu'
Tyn, slavny brad, je'dnu z nej
krasnejsich 'pevnosti" cele E
vropy. Ultra jedu do Kutn
Hory ma cely den s pi. Rando
YOU. We stredu mne vezme pi
lSarecka ma Strahov do klaSte
ra, kde je podivu'hodna knihc
vna a kde 81 rev. Zlamal pfeje
labych sc sesla 8 opaten1. Pan
Suchanova pax mne vezme n
odpol. predstaveni "Prodan
nevesty." We ctvrtek pdjdu
"Cervenym Kfizem" k prohliv
ce Studentskeho DOmova, pc
tom k Topicovi k prohlidc
knih a odpoledne navstivim
Valdstynsky palac.
Dosud studuii, jak mnoh
karlovarskeho skla bych mohl
witt sebou domd. Jest podivu
ho'dne zbarweno, talk ze Vas {
fupuje smysly, d1vate-li s
nan dlouho. Byla jsem VISA
nucena odlouciti Sc Old neho di
We nezli by mne pfipravilo
penize, uvidim, jak bych ski
prece privezla.
Priced mIj oznamen byl
iNarodnich Listech dne s. cery
ma a kdyz jsem Sla do bank
Ivymeniti eek, vzhledny mlad
muz me vypravel, ze o mel
prijezdu jiz cetl v novinacl
DIR. Stepanek oznamil vsem |
Ifednikim a zastupciim cizinet
Ike dfadovny mdj priced a M
|vstivil mne druhy den, davaj
se k disposici a podobne ucin
lveiicp slllSnI mladI muz
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Proti Jesuitim. Synod cesko-

FfOtl JeSultum. SynOu CtSKO-
bratrske cirkve evangelicke V
Praze dne Is. cervna t. +. Ia
sedavSi, usnesl sc ma teto reso-
luci: Synod upozornuje Narod
nj shromazdenf ma zvySenou
cinnost JesuitI a zada, ably ten
to vlasti nasf a narodu nase-
mu nebezpecny rad We state
trpen nebyl. Rad tento. hlavne
byl toho pricinou, ze doslo k
bitve ma Bile Hore a k jejim
hroznym nasledkim. Jesuite
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NESTESTf PRI ZAvODECH.

Tours, Francie, 2. cervence.
Patnact osob .'bylo poraneno,
kdyz stroj Deviscaya vybocil
re, zayodnf drahy, porazil plot
a vjel mezi divaky. Tfem de-
tenn byly rozbity lebky, kdez-
to jedne zene pferazeny ODE
nohy. Ostatni poranenf jsou
lehcihO razu.
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Dalsf prfspevky dikem pfi
jima p. Frank Flip, Security
Saw. Bank, Cedar Rapids,
Io,a.
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PRoDA Sc soKoLsKY KRoJ
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