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CERNA MADONA
r o M A N
Napsal F. j. Cetetka.

-. - - = /. ~ r -
nam pan. nepodlehaji,'
Ami toho bvch Sc nelekal
Panskou yinou ;!erou Sc vasne
2 hlubln a mali silul neresti a
zlocinu. Proc nepockali dnes?
Pro nelalosel! -"
"Sveiili nasemu prayu.'
kuchta jen horel a myslll ST.:
"kotrc Sc msti, re nedam ami
Ereblku toulavemu synoy.. =
Stve proti mne. ale budu inject
.jak Jilka poruc;la."
Ma chodbe sc rrdlil rcyhtar
Svatosek Sc dvema sousedy,
nechtel jich pustit do sezeni ra
dy A kirk dolehal al do radni
sine. Jan Krt6ny a Vilem Ha-
tus Strebskv piisli .imenem
Hdovy Lidmily Pekelske. Sta
Veil Sc ia rukoi:nl a zadali, by
pravo propustilo Jana z veze-
ii. Rychtaf nechtel ami siyse
ii i oo radni sine iich take ne
pustil.
Vice zasloH2s roziaai.,i
synek, d.. palcc,ict : nim' 4A-
ra ieho hrichu ie vrchovata -
Rychtar nesl plnou misu hne-
WI, britce je odbyval.
"Nevaz tezce, pane rvchta-
H." domlouval Jan krteny lid,
pro iarmarecni rozpustilost
Ncmaf mladcho cloveka! -
"Rozpustilost?" utrhl Sc Sva
tosek jako od reteZu. Tahy
rudeho obliceje mu ztuhly. -
strnisko rukou ma brade prejl-
zdel. "Pany upral, kramy po-
kacel, mne zlal = a tomu ii
kas rozpustilost? Lotrovina =.
bezi Q hrdlo,"
"Nalozil isl mu dosti,' rekl
Jan krteny suSe. "A budete-li
mu. ma hezhrdli nastupovat, ma
ide Lidmila Pekelska take ce-
stu
OdeSli rukoimi S nepoflze~
nou 4 ve chvili pfihnala sc ia
kn furie sama Lidmila Pekel-
ska. Treba il podZimek zivo-
ta aval hoine pavucin baDiho
leta do vlasu. prece byla iestt
pii sile Il jeii sive oti proboda-
Naly.
Ia fix Sc tehe neboiim!' -
Zasycela ia Svatoska Y Nadnj-
chi chodbe. Odstrcila ha a
rovne do sine, kde sedela vel
l,a ,.,d.
"ktery buhac Il potvornik !,
me hanbe pomohl zachovale-
mu MENU synovi do satlavy2'
spustila II mrlzky na prekvape-
ne konsely, boky podeprela.-
..ysal. 1;aa -. f.,,,,aoa ,ath
i'll, ,.;vd, - =, daio il !,
: ..,r ,a.; stv.,o !, Ma, ~.
| lo5i,, sond / .nal..; i. pr,
od,,o1aa ! nos,,;t;n, !.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10

PRODA Sc moderni dun Z
pokojich velmi LEVINE. Jsou u
nej 4 loty 160 pri 165 stopach.
Tento majetek sc po pripade
vymeni "a mensi farmu. Hla-
ste sc v els. 3633 vych. 129. ul.
5-13
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Sc velmi LEVINE jedno-
dunn peti pokojich,
pskny lot. garaz, vse v upl-
mem poradku, naleza Sc ma W.
ehodni 40. ul. z Broadway; jc
hned k nastehovani. Haste Sc
Y els. 1924 Hamm Ave.
E11
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casech. Jak Sc owe zvonek
vecer, hospody Sc zavrou, ably
spehyri, palici JIM lide pode-
zreli, zradne ma statku pocti-
vym lidem neskodili."
Divaci vtipkovali, small Sc.
"kdyz zavrou hospody, skud-
cu nelapi! Palice a idi pode-
zrele hledaji, ale panskych
froiu nepretrhnou!'
Y te dobe vychazel Jan zad-
mimi vraty 2 radnice. Zastup
no uvital jako viteze, provola-
val mu slavy a provodil ho az
k Pekelci u brany. Mladene-
eek byl schliply, mic no slava
netesila.
Privitani donna bylo znacne
ostrejsi. Pani Lidmila sazela
chleba do peel opatou ru-
ce hnala Sc ma nezdarnlka.
Zahrnula no vycitkami, la
MIN, jako pomatena 81 yedla,
&C il cech,lk spadl S, !ilayy. -
Has il preskakoval z hnevu a
litosti.
"Co tn pohledavas, fatkari?
Jdi meZi panecnice, a laryne,
ke mne Sc nehlas! Do hrobu
me privedes jako otce; mladsl
sestru bratra okradas!'
Jan stal S hlavou schylenou,
cekal, az Sc boufka prezene.
"Vrat Sc X pani Kuchtove
pro posmech, zoufaly milovnl-
ku! isl zmazan na cti a do
brem jmene, ma easy vecne, =
cest isl ztratil - Matka Wy
pukla Y krecovity plac.
Jan zdvihl hlavu. Zmlnka
0 Jitce no jitrila. Dychal prud-
ce, srdce mu buchalo v hrdle a
nohy sc mu chv6ly. "Zaplatim
ia vas "a sebe -
"Zaplatis - nechapala
matka. ''Novon hanbu splodls
spurniku! Cert tie ma provaz-
Cekala matt litost, slib od sy-
ma. ably no vzala na mllost -
a Jan neprosil.
Nae cekaS-? klod sc mi
S oc!r' A hnala sc k nemu S
lopatou.
Syn beze slova Sc obratil, -
vybehl Ze staVenl -.
Hlava mu horela, ublhal bez
ellie 20 moste a dal re Zalabi
20 belidlech cestou k "Sprave-
dlnosti kde Sc ma pahorsku
tycila kamenna sibenice pod
nim zlatem stribren~ zahra-
val pruh labsky. Jez hucel "a
MIN jako netvor hlubokym ne
urvalym smlchem.
/ Nevidel udivenych pohledu
neslysel volani ani narazek Il
eli. jdoucich k mestu. Utlkal
do samoty, daleko od sveta s.
Royinaty lraj tonul Y zaf
letnlho slunce, xviii ma lukacf
Il Il cestv svit;lo zeleni .lasavs
mi barvami. Ptaci zplyali y
kiovinach, listl septalo horu
mach stromu.
Jan nemel pro krasy letnlht
che pochopenl.
Ia Labem kynuly modre "a
mzene lesy, k MIN zameril otu
pely hoch.
Doklopylal sc n k "Noha
, Ni1kam obecnlmu haiku u;
komarenskym mlvnem, a II;
svahu pod boroyicemi syalil )
!; do travy. Hlaya mu trestila
: lesnlm klidu bylo mu !obfe
: Chladivy jetel mel pod hlayou
cvrckove uspaNali svou iedno
tvarnou muzikou a lesika va
: nul prijemny yetrlk.
: Ale sotva oci zaNrel, draly S
: mn mysl vzpomlnky na ma
tcina sloya, i .Jitka sa hlasil:
!, aby no znoya mucila. =.
J. Kde isou dolby, kdy mu "a
e rilv laskou touhou vsti'ic je.
j oci !? Jak umela podava'
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ZPRAW z CZECH.


by 81 pfipomneli sve povinno-
sti iako statu slovanskeho.
Cd pocatku samostatnosti obou
statu usilovali Polaci ustavic-
ne 0 zmenseni naseho uzemi. X
natlaku Polakn byl pripusten
v severnim kout6 Gravy a Spi
Sc plebiscit a kdyz cd neho mu
silo byt pro nezfizenost polske
agitace upustero, rozhodla
velvyslanecka rada pro odtrze
nj 25 obci javorinskych a spis-
skyc,h citajicfch $4,000 oby-
vatel. K tomu odnat Ceskoslo-
'vensku kus TeSinska. Nyni sa-
hail Polaci ma Slovenske Ia
try, List is ztezuje, re Pclaci
nikdy pro Slovaky v dobe poro-
by niceho nevykonali, naopak
pres ne podavali pratelskou
ruku Mad'arum. Ia to docha-
zeli Slovaci porozumeni Il Ce-
chu. Polsko je trikrat tax velke
jako Ceskoslovensko a ma take
vice obyvatel; Polaku je 10 mil
lionG, Cechu a Slovaku ami ne
10 milionu. Tim, ze nam Pol
sko bere uzemi, oslabuje mas.
Je to politika nejvys neslovan-
ska. Melo by mas nikoli oslabo-
vat, ale posilovat, kdyz repu-
blika nase ie predni strazi Slo-
)vanstva. Polaci jako dobfi Slo
vane nell by sc vzpamatovat
aspon V posledni chvili vratit
Ceskoslovenske republice ce-
lou Oravu a Spis. Podali by tim
dukaz, ze pine chapou svuj
mas vyznam pro budouci vse-
slovanskou politiku.
Z Volyne. Y nedeli dne s.
;lubna konal Sc We Volyni slav-
ny pohreb preyezenych pozll-
statku francouzskeho Iegiona-
re Vaclava Vachouta, rodaka
2 Hostic Il Volyne, ktery pad
dine "A. fijna Il Nouziers, pro-
delav pred tim trnitou i vvsi-
lujlci cestu Albanii a dlouhe
3l.-lete zajeti. Pohreo ieho
byl slavny, jakeho tiche ilho-
ceske mestecko nebylo dosud
svedkem. RakeV S pozustatks
Dadleho mdiny Nystavena byls
Od rama ma namGstl, II niZ stal:
stfiday6 cestna straz Sokola
d. 7. j. A Iegionaru. Odpole
dnc pax seslo sc q vukoli pre-:
5000 lidi, ably, pres panuilc
nepi'iznive pocasi, slicastnilt
sc pohrbu. Y pruvodu mime
dlouhe rady druzicek legio
nafu, (pres 2OO), byla TAX,
cestna rota 1t. pl. 2 Plsku
pluk. hudbou, pevecke sdruze
nj krone cele fady spolku. 4;
Cs. O. l.. promluvil na namest
/ na hfbitoYe br. Soya u prahy
Dlouhy, nekonecny pruvod $
hnul na hfbitov hosticky, kd
/ byl "a zvuku narodnich nv
men padly hrdina ulozen d
rodne zeme.
Opile slepice.-- kratochvil
| III: historic sdeiuje Sc Il Nala
| ska. kde iednomu rolnlkovi dc
laly soasedoNv slepice znacn
skody ma oseni Y zahrade. n
| pomohlo domlouyanl ami zade
sti poukazoVani na Zpusobe
ne skody ami hrozby. Chytr
Valach 81 pomohl tedy iinaE
N1nDci1 ngca iacn1pnq Gn llh
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PRODA Sc novv iednorodinny
dunn 6ti pokojich blize sko-
N. Stop IL A. 3. G.. Line, v
Maple Heights. Cena $1,000.
Haste Sc y cis. 5444 Hill ST.,
tamteZ. 5-lO
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PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc prodavacka do o.
buvniho obchodu. Haste sc
v els. STAG Broadway. 5-12
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PRIME Sc spolehlivy vozka
k rozvazenl uhli. Haste sc V
els. $500 Union Ave. 5-10
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PRIME Sc delnik k vypomoci
pfi plecharske a pokryvacske
praci. Haste sc u j. Opava,
COLT Broadway. ?
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PRODA SE dvourodinny dunn
0 ) pokoiich, garaz, koupelna,
vsc zafizeno. Cena $500. -
Haste 81 u els. 6O96 Hillman
Ave. 3-l2
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc dunn pohodlne Ia
rizeny, ctyri pokoie. plyn, elek
trika, velka ban ma diva auto
mobily, lot ie As stf. phi l20.
cena $500. Haste Sc Y elsie
9lO7 Prince Ave. L. 81. ul.
5-16
Evening star., 1923-10-10
BRIDGE TRAFFIC REVIVES OLD
d. C.-VIRGINIA BOUNDARY ISSUE

The exact location of the boundary.
line between Virginia and the Dis
trict Of Columbia which from time
to time has puzzled District officials,
once more has claimed their atten-
ton. ~.
This time the specific question is,
Does the Districts jurisdiction end
on the Highway bridge or does it
extend back 250 feet on the Virginia
approach to the bridge?'
Melvin, c. Hazen. city surveyor. is
now engaged in digging back through
old records to find the answer to the
query in order that the police depart
mert may know whether it must
regulate traffic at the Virginia ap-
proach to the bridge.
The law says the boundary of the
District is the high-water mark on
the Virginia side OF the Potomac
river
MIR. Hazen pointed out today that
when the Highway bridge was con-
struCted a fill of about 250 feet in
width was made from the original
Virginia shore to meet the bridge.
Evening star., 1923-10-10

is today and has been for
years and years speaks
volumes for its quality
and reliability.
Evening star., 1923-10-10

siderable loss from burning of cut
lumber is reported. Brush fires rage
between Saxon and Lake Superior. A
number of buildings have been de-
stroyed by the fire near the Wis
consin- Michigan boundary between
uoughton and Kewaunee.
BUS Service Upset.
More than a dozen small fires. most
ly brush and peat. famed by high
winds, reached serious proportions
in all directions from Hibbing, Mimi,
last night. 4 large number of men
and fire apparatus were rushed to
a serious blaze at Little Swan. The
heav. smoke in that section forced
busses plying between Duluth and
Hibbing to change their routings.
Mildred KoiVu, three. who wan
dered into the woods near Mohawk.
Mich, and was burned to death, was
the first person reported killed by
the flames.
Evening star., 1923-10-10
FOREST FIRES RUSH
TOWARD ) TOWNS
One Life Lost, Transporta-
ton Hit in Three Lake
States.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
DULUTH. Mimi, October l0.-Forest
fires are raging over the northern
parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Michigan. Five towns are seriously
threatened. one life has been lost,
great lakes navigation and bus line
service are hampered by smoke and
thousands of dollars worth of prop
trty has been destroyed
Hundreds of small fires, which have
been burning for some time. united
and became a menace as they swept
IN with renewed vigor under an ALL
-: --c-t wind yesterday.
Late last night, J. ]. Blaine. Gov
ernor of Wisconsin. ordered out the
superior units of the Wisconsin Ma
Iional Guard to fight the fire raging
through the state park at Manitou
Fails.
Hundreds Fight Fire.
Hundreds OF men are backfiring
through heavy brush to try to save
the villages of Blue Berry. small
Douglas county community. and Lake
Nebagamon also is in jeopardy. Three
farms north of Brule have been
burned out and all cattle destroyed.
OnLuragon. the scat of Ontonason
county, is threatened by fires sur
rouii.rg the village. and the town OF
Greene. six miles away. is in danger.
Lumbermcn estimate sixty square
miles already have been burned over.
Farmers in that locality. as well as
in several in Houghtou. heweenaw
mud Baraga counties. are moving 10
omen spaces for safety.
Two summer cottages ct Twin
..sl<.S, aouth Of Houghton. have
rn.rnri and others are threatened.
breathing Is DiMcuIt.
Douglas. Ashland, Bayfield, and
Ironwood counties in Wisconsin are
dotted with flames. Breathing there
Is Described as torture and heavy
smoke hangs low over the land. Nav
icatiou on Lake Superior has become
y serious problem, the smoke COW
@ring the water more densely than
he heaviest fog. Wisconsin highway
-. 10. between Ashland and Hurley
Cas been made impossible by the
~ames and smoke.
Near Hurley the entire woods are
turning, and the whole town oi
-rummond. west of Ashland, turn eo
ut to fight fires.
Near Kimball. Ashland county. con-
Evening star., 1923-10-10
PASTOR HELD IN 5000.

NEW YORK, October io.--Rey. Paul
~. Hetnieke, for eleven years pastor
OF tho New Apostolic Church, was
held In $1,000 ball, charged with grand
larceny by Mrs. Anna Block, who
said hs failed to return to her $4,000
nhs had given him In December. 1920,
eAtsnsion fund,
AtrH Blocks lawyer was accom-
ranted 10 court by eleven other
ahuraii members. who alleged they
had given 10000 10 the pastor and
foeeivrd Ia return oniy worthless
Ftoeks -
Evening star., 1923-10-10
DR.. BENTON QUITS MANILA.
Resignation as President Of Uni.
versity Due to I'll Health,

BY the Associa ted Press.
MANILA, October 1o.-sDr Guy pats
ter Benton. president OF the Uhivef.
slty the Philippines, has resigned be :
cause OF i'll health, and sailed yess
terday for the United States on the
President Jackson. The board Of
regents of the university granted tie
retiring president a yoars advance
In salary as an appreciation Of his
work here.
DR.. Benton announced his Intention
recently of asking for u years leave
of absence on account OF hia health.
but later decided to resign, instead
He is widely known In educational
circles in the United States aud III
Europe. He served as educational
director of the United States Army
OF occupation in Germany.
Evening star., 1923-10-10
NEW TYPE PINEAPPLE.
Yellow Potato Also Brought From
Peru by Botanist.

NEW YORK. October Jd.--New va
rieties CT pineapple and new yellow
potato were brought to this country
yesterday by Francis MacBride.
botanist. for the Field Museum
of Natural History at Chicago.
on his return aboard the steam
ship Santa Teresa, from two
years sojourn in central Peru. IN
the course of his tour Mr.. MacBridc
has sent to the museum about 5000
varieties of plants, including Peru
Wan coffee, corn, beans and other
vegetables of wide economic value.
Evening star., 1923-10-10

The question is. does this filled area
belong to the District? ~6
II IL Is found to belong to the
District, then Maj. Sullivan will have
to assign a policeman there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
MUST NURSE
BENTLEY AS
SEASON GOES

baltimore. May is,-The fail.
- uro OF Jack Bentley 20 shine In
HIS first two starts as Il member Of
tho New York Giants has occasion.
ed no great surprise among tho Bal.
timorc Orioles ms well as other In.
ternational league players.
Bentley's former teammates say
that he n a pitcher who must be
nursed along In order TO mako a
winner out OF him. In other words
IL will be- necessary for McGraw 70
pick the spots for his costly star.
In the international league Bent.
ley was very successful against
certain clubs and weak against
others. Dunn very wisely picked the
spots. using him only against the
clubs that failed TO take kindly with
his delivery.
Bentley also has peculiar long
wlndup that II certain 10 handicap
him in the National league. In de
llvering tho ball to tho batter Bent.
ley invariably uses the long windup
Just AZ soon as the National league
players get wise to this popularity
In his delivery, they are sure to take
all kinds OF liberties on tho bases.
or the three high priced stars,
Bentley. o'conncil and Kamm. who
cost the major leagues nearly a quar-.
ter OF a million dollars. Kamm Is the
only player who has measured UP to
major league standards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
MANAGER OF SACCO
PREDICTS EASY WIN

svNHEN Jimmy sacco gets thru
w with Dode Bercot next Tues
day night he will be ready for Ted
Krache and the rest OF those highly
touted fighters around here" Thus
spoke Silent Abe Matin, manager
OF Jeems Edward Sacco of Boston.
yesterday. Silent Abe can see moth.
ing but n victory for his flashy
Beantown battler.
And there are plenty of others
who will also side in with Matin,
but there win also be plenty to take
the Bercot end OF the affair. There
Is no end OF discussion and argu.
ments being recorded daily as to
the probable outcome and merits of
the Bercot. Sacco fight, slated as the
sIx.round main even of Nate Druxi-
mans card at the arena next Tues
day night.
Druximan thinks he has the best
main event of the season. The fans
are warming UP to 1t like ballplay.
ers to kcg of 10 per cent beer.
Both fighters vow they will win,
tho tickets are going like hotcakes.
so what could be sweeter?
But Silent Abe Matin was not
the only manager on the warpath
yesterday. Alonzo Austin. handler.
developer. trainer and manager OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
CrOUd to
See Races
at Canal
First intercollegiate Com
petition for Reid Col
lege Crew

TyHE Reid College crew OF Port
4 land will engage In the first In.
tercollcgiats composition In the his
tory OF tho Institution when II races
with the University OF Washington
Second Frosh over a two-mlls course
on Lake Washington here Saturday
afternoon.
Tho race viii finish az the west
end OF tho Lake Washington canal.
giving spectators an excellent oppor'
,unity 20 see the oarsmcn Ms they
sweep down 20 the finishing line.
The Reid College Second Frosh race
starts at o'clock. about n half
hour after tho finish OF tho big
state high school track meet In the
stadium. Tho canal banks. where
the finish OF tho race can be seen.
In only a blocks distance from the
stadium.
Immediately after the first race
the feature OF the afternoon VIII be
rowed between the Washington
Varsity. Frosh and the Portland
Rowing Club eight. This VIII be
over a two.mlle course, the finish
being the same place as that OF thu
other race.
Northwest sport enthusiasts will
be given their last opportunity OF
seeing the Washington FroHh and
Varsity in competition before leay
ing for the big national rowing
classic At Poughkecpsie on June rs
Tho Portland Rowing club has a
strong aggregation. and can be fig
ured strongly In tho running, The
Portlanders have such oarBmen az
Tony Brandenthailer former U. oi
W. captain and stroke: Clyde King
who stroked the Navy 10 victory on
the Hudson last year. and men OF
that calibcr IN their boat.
The race, instead OF being a rnsr'
exhibition. should DO closely con
tested from start 90 finish.
This In tho first time in tho his
tory OF rowing AZ Washington that
important races hayo been finished
in the canal. Spectators are at a
great advantage. and monster
crowd II expected 10 line tho banks
Saturday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
KILBANE IN
N. Y. READY
FOR CRIQUI
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

NEW YORK. May 1s.---Two more
IN perfectly good recruits for the
old mans army which has turned
OF late to spanking all the kids will
join up today when Johnny Kilbane
and Jimmy Wilde arrive on the
scene.
They will be worthy additions TO
the star platoon headed by Jess VIII
lard, Walter Johnson, Babe Adams.
Jake Daubert and Dick Rudolph.
Kilbane. the gray.haircd feather
weight champion, comes to complete
his trimming for the defense OF his
title against Eugene Criqui, French
man. a war hero.
Kilbane and criqul are TO intro
duce boxing at the rcmodelcd Polo
grounds on June 2, and two weeks
later Jimmy wilde will fight Pancho
villa, Filipino flyweight.
wilde. the worlds flyweight cham.
pion, is little old man who has
not done any fighting since Pete
Herman Knocked him out In London
about three years ago.
Kilbane no doubt will be favor.
tic to retain his title because he
has an intellect that has not lost
its sharpness and he still has that
good right hand.
wilde has a sitter job on his
hands. Little Villa Is Il rehl fighter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18

Dode Bercot. had something to say
that was burning on his chest when
he heard Matin make the crack
about how Sacco was going to clean
up on Dode.
Say. boy. II Dode doesn't have
Sacco hanging on in three rounds
I'll buy straw hats for all the city
firemen on the, books" snapped
Lonnie." Sacco will first be tickled
to death TO clinch and when Dodo
gets to working on him in close no
won't need any referee to make him
break"
So there you are. Take your.
choice.
And good old Nate Druxinman il
sitting back and waiting for tho
flood of shekels as his just reward
for landing the ten strike of the
year by signing these two maulers.
Billy Young, Vancouver. b. c..
featherweight. who made good hero
against Johnny Mack recently. win
start against Eddie Jackson in the
scmi.final next Tuesday night
Young and Jackson are both fight.
ers Of the give and take Variety.
Druxinman got his fill OF veterans
on his last show and will inject
some young and poppy talent in his
feature matches this show.
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GIFT HORSE
HAS CHANCE
FOR VICTORY

T oUISvILLE. Ky. May is.--
II Prince X. Gift horse and once
rated hopeless cripple. has a good
chance OF winning Americas mos,
priced turf feature-the 1ss3 Ken.
lucky derby.
Prince X once graced tho elite
stable OF George ID. widener. mil.
ionaire sportsman Of Philadelphia.
But Prince X had very bad ankles
and appeared dereiict on the thoro.
bred market.
Louis Marshall. Kentucky tursman
and good friend OF wldener. happen
cd TO visit the widener farm.
widener asked Marshall what he
would give for the weIl-bred Prince
X.
Marshall laughed.
Not a dime.- he told wldener.
II wouldn't have him for gift"
Tel you what you do" w!dener
said. Take the colt and give me
$500 out Of the first purse he wins
IN he ever- wins race
Thus again Is exempllfied the un.
certainty of tho thorobfed breeding
industry. for Prince X. hast year
his first. on the turf--won 10 races
and siAss1. more than all widsner's
horses won the past two years,
Marshall punch-fifed and bliscred
Prince K's ankles and he colt Is GO
ing sound. He Is working so wen
for the Derby many believe he has
q royal chance to win that historic
event
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Chat. got fight. for 10 rounds
With Attcli. and lost that. too. Then
came tho break i got another
match With Riyona.
Ia those days 5000 or 5000
persons was mob. Every seat
IN the place was taken. and
nearly rs many tried 10 get la
and failed. The strain was
great on me. And to make mat.
tiers worse. couple Of Ncxi.
cans. disappointed nj not being
able To get In. fired two bullets
into my dressing room and both
OF them missed inc by two
inches
I thought I was a goner, and all
thoughts OF the fiEht fled from my
mind as lay on table. belug
rubbed down. Finally tho bell came.
once in the rms. forgot my nor.
yousncas.
For is rounds wo fought like
Wild men. Then came the 18TH
and Rivers finish. a night 10 the
Jaw sen, him down for the count
Rivers WAS a great scmpper. Like
All good Mexican fighters he used
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WEAK WING
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