davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-07-22

North and south could have won
two tricks In diamonds. and one in
each Of the black suits, thereby saving
the game. After winning the second
trick, however, south was as reluctant
to establish a diamond in dummy as
his partner had been. 1t seemed also
to the south player that there would
be time enough to mako the ace OF
diamonds after getting in with the
queen OF spades. and there vas some
hope tina north might be able to ruff
the second round Of clubs
The declarer perceived his opportu.
nifty after winning at trick three. pro-
viding his opponent holding three
trumps also had the remaining clubs.
Taking two rounds OF trumps, dis
carding both the queen and Jack of
diamonds in dummy. the establishing
of diamonds in his own hand by using
the remaining trump in dummy. made
a very easy game. The declarer had
not failed to notice at trick one that
there were exactly three diamonds held
by each OF his opponents.
The next deal is a far more compii-
Gated one, requiring play OF the high.
est order.
, 1923-07-22
Howard, Princeton Grid
Star, Hurt in SmGshup

Albert Howard OF Haverhill, Mass,
Princeton football player. was injured
recently in an automobile accident. In
which his machine twice turned turtle.
1t was sideswlp6d by another car. He
was cut and bruised about his face
and head. His father, John L. Howard,
recently presented Princeton with a
Bengal tiger as a mascot IN recognition
OF the success OF the college on the
gridlron last fall.
, 1923-07-22

FTSHE tennis teams o. Australia and japan Are scheduled to nsht IT out
on the turf courts Of the South Side club of Chicago oil Friday, satur-
day and Sunday, Aug 10. IL and u. for the American zone champion
ship in the annual international team competition for the Davis cup.
The qualification for the matching of these two ear is that Japan defeat
the Canadians at Montreal, and Australia win from Hawaii 1t East Orange.
N. j. in the next week., but neither Canada o Hawaii have any tennis
talent capable of providing such a n upset as victory over the strong Pacific
ocean rivals.
shimizu and Fukuda of the Japanese team re well matched in tennis
ability and should provide bitter competition for the players from kangaroo
land. who possess in Jimmy Anderson n of the greatest players eve
produced In that nation OF such exceptional masters as Wlding. Brookes, and
Patterson.
Fukuda is making his FIRST appearance IN American courts this season.
Shtmizu has been a shining light n American tournament play for several
seasons. Anderson is ne of the five players in the world with wins credited
william T. Tlden, II. of Philadelphia. Strangely enough, 1t a o.
the hard courtso Of the sam South Side Tennis club, Chicago, where he viii
lead ais can against the Nipponese. tina Anderson beat Then in h
autumn of 1920.
, 1923-07-22
10000 Gotham Athletes
Perform in Single Day

New York City athletes turned out
10000 strong on fifty athletic fields
and in seven municipal swimming
pools, while 10000 women and girls
took part in festivals and games on
100 other centers as part OF the recent
Independence day sports program. It
required 1000 officials to conduct tho
meets and 5000 gold. silver and bronze
medals were distributed to winners.
, 1923-07-22
STUDENTS
FORM LEAGUE

Students in the baseball course at
the University Of Michigan summer
school for coaches have organized a
four team league. playing a schedule
Of twilight games throughout tho
course. A great amount of rivalry
has developed between the four cam
lid the players also ret their practice
IN this course.
, 1923-07-22
Western Horseshoe Men
Plan Title Tournament

Extensive preparations are being
made at Santa Monica, Cal. for the
annual horseshoe pitchers state cham
plonship. which will be held at the sea
side city early in September. Arrange
ments are being made to provide COM
petition for all types of players, cash
prizes being offered for winners.
Nine events are carded. ranging all
the way from competition for 70 c
old -boys" TO the unlimited cham.
pionship games
, 1923-07-22
JEWISH PROFESSOR
RECOMMENDS GOLF AS
CHARACTER BUILDER
OFF as n character builder is
recommended by Prof. Nor
4 decai Kapian Of the Jewish
~ ThonIaofeal seminary

IHOUTUbFNHI 5VFIIHIafys
" In order to teach human beings
10 do right you must first place
them in n situation where there is
the temptation not to do right"
he told the Jewish Teacher
citation conference.
"n there is a game that tends
TO make an expert liar, II is golf.
If there were no opportunity to
falsify ones ~scorecard, there like
wise would be no chance TO create
the will to tell the truth"
, 1923-07-22
NUMERICAL STRENGTH COUNTS.

A PROMINENT writer on bridge
~ has stated that a bid should not
~ DO made on a suit headed by the
4 4kng. and containing 10 other
honor. Too many rules are a nuisance.
and a player should be able to bid on
any suit possessing the necessary nu-
merical strength. provided In the entire
hand there is sufficient high card
strength.
In the deal which is illustrated be-
low. fRilure to bid a spade would have
been a bridge crime. and the method
of winning the game which the de.
clarer employed is unique.
THE HANDS.
No. Q. 6. S,A.a.
CJ. @.
D-A, K 7.
.. s-A. 10. 5.
-. :, o. H-K, }. 10, 5,
OK. O. 10. 3. c.
Do. 0, 8, ,. DO. j. l.
50. Z. 8.
IA. z.
"a, O. :. az.
THE Kidding.
Score. North and south IL; east and
west. o. East dealt and bid one heart.
south passed. west bid one spade. and the
bidding closed. North's iniual lead.
THE PIAY.
, 1923-07-22

George CLANCY. thirteen VARS in the ring.
are 80. holds the record for kloekouts in his
clasa.
, 1923-07-22
cHEss cHAMP 14 YEARS.

frank J.. Marshall Of New York Is The
champion chasa playcr Of the United States,
o uto which ho has hcG for fourteen years.
, 1923-07-22
Woods and
WaterSZ H R4a
LAKES.

a YEARLY every fisherman has a
IN hankerin' to fish new lakes and
when lakes are set back in the
wilderness with no boats deco
, 1923-07-22

SIX. 3, 5. 4. 2
H-None.
OK. O. 10. B.
D-1O. 0, 8, >.
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rec State Authorities De-
eide He Must Be Arrest
ed as Disturber.
MANY ARRESTS MADE
Republicans Are Being
Picked Up in New Cam
paign by Government.
Nv WILLIAM II. BRAYDEN

w DAS-'
copyright, by The San Antonio Light.
Dublin, March 13.-The government
policy regarding the arrest OF canon
DeValera has changed. Some time ago
he was frequently seen in Dublin and
YES accustomed to travel from his
|hSiise at Greystone TO the city. The
ministerial view then was that there
WAS no advantage in arresting him and
lin some quarters friendly to the Fra
State he was credited with exercising a
|moderating influence in the councils
|of the irregulars.
Judging by the frequent extracts
they published from his captured cor
|respondence the government now con-
|siders him responsible for the course
! of the campaign and have decided TO
ARREST him when found. He is be-
I,ieyed TO be near Dublin and intensive
searches for him are being made.
It 10 dangerous for the Republicans
Ito meet anywhere. Houses until re-
Gently safe are worked as mouse traps.
+The government forces arrive early
lin the morning and quietly take pos
session. The occupants are confined
Lin the back rooms and the forces are
careful that the appearance of the
front shall excite no suspicion. Every
body who knocks at tn, door. in
GLIDING even the bread and milk men
is taken inside and kept till by night
fall all the visitors are collected. They
are then sorted out ard the suspects
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-13
I ARRESTS, 7 STILLS
Dry Agents Make Raids in Victoria
County and Seize Liquor.

Victoria. March 1S.-During the
past week several prohibition agents.
assisted by Sheriff L. O. Hudler,
made several raids in Victoria coun-
ty. resulting in the seizure of seven
stills. 1850 gallons of mash and -
gallons of corn whiskey. They made
seven arrests ard also .eized corn
whiskey worth about $500 at boot
logger prices.
OF the seven men arrested, two
were Mexicans and five were white
farmers. The white men were re-
leased after making bond, while the
Mexicans are still in Jail. The cop
per stills. mash and corn whiskey
We're destroyed Monday morning.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-13

rying of revolvers. They bring the
weapons to the scene of conflict, pass
them to men and resume them when
the fight is ended, leaving the com
batants to walk about as unsrmed
civilians.
The government rejects all peace
moves even when backed by such
friendly ecclesiastical authority as the
archbishop of Cashel. 1t thinks that
the only safe course it to meet force
relentlessly with force. The average
public sentiment is less determined and
though the electors would probably
give the government a majority, the
peace moves always find popular sup
port.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-13

removed in lorries TO a prison. This
plan has been carried out lately at
the house Of Mrs. Childers and Mrs.
Gordon. known Republican sympa-
thizers and also at the homes of less
prominent persons. In some cases the
mouse trap house was known as a
favorite place for Republican. leaders
during the black and tan regime.
Many Suspect Picked Up.
Search by soldiers in the city streets
have been multiplied. Patrols are
walking everywhere picking out sus-
poets for examination. Street ears
are boarded and automobiles are
stopped with frequent arrests. The
great sweep of prisoners just made in
England was due TO the initiative of
the Free State government, which be-
lieves that the irregular activities
were organized by the Irish in Great
Britain who were especially busy in
the purchase of arms and ammunition
abroad and their transport to Ireland.
Representations were made TO the
British cities. conveyed in warships
escorted by airplanes to Dublin. hand
ed over to the military and landed in
Jail. The British police had no ex-
pert knowledge of irish personalities
and their haul is thought TO include
some OF the men whom they had been
accustomed TO watch in the past but
who are now Free StaterS. However.
they got many for whom the Irish gov
eminent was seeking as dangerous enc
mics.
Every day besides the capture Of i'm
portant irregulars in Ireland are an
nounced arrests of supposed smypa-
| thizers. some of them occupying Of
fetal positions like the town clerk
of Thurles A notable feature is the
increase of arrests of women and
young girls. The Cumann Hamdan, a
Republican woman's organization was
divided on the treaty with Great
Britain but larger proportion OF
women than men maintained an un
compromising attitude on the Repub
lican doctrine and many of them arr
said to have been active not only in
propaganda. but in assisting the fight
erS.
Woman's assistance in Dublin il
reported to have facilitated the car
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-13

Auditorium. the following officers
were elected for the coming year:
President. Mrs. AMI Stuart: first
vice president, Mrs. Margaret King /;
second vice president. Mrs. \. L..
Steel; third vice president. Mrs. II. T.
Stotler; recording secretary, Mrs.
Mary Morrow; corresponding Secre-
tary, Mrs. q. G. CommOsn; treasurer.
Mrs. Ed Herring: parliamentarian,
Mrs. O. f.. Van Berg; press reporter.
Mrs. q. &. FIFTH: chairman Of phil
anthropic department. Mrs. VI. II.
nennell: chairman legislative DEPART
mcni. Mrs. !. j. Murry: chairman
civicS department, Mrs. J. l.. Nining !:
chairman art department. Mrs. l.. r.
Freeman; chairman music depart
ment. Mrs. Z. W. Perkins: chairman
literary department, Mrs. NJ. H.
Pugh.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-13

Mercedes Club Elects Officers.
Mercedes. Tex. March 13.-At the
quarterly meeting of the Council of
Women, held at the Claycomb School
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-13
MEXICO TO START
BUILDING LEVEES
ALONG RIO GRANDE
Will Force u. S. to Take
Flood Control
Steps.

Brownsville, Tex. March i3.-Nlex-
leo will start general program of
building levees from Laredo to the
mouth Of the Rio Grande. according to
n statement by Perez Michaud, fed
eral division engineer, made at a meet
ing Of the Matamoros charmer Of Com
merce and farmers living on the other
side of the river.
The government has promised aid.
and all land owners will go to work
raising levees along the entire dis
tance. All the people OF Matamoros
promised TO aid in building levees
along the river opposite here. as the
recent flood came near breaking into
the city last year.
This is the biggest move yet in con-
nection with flood control on the
Mexican side. and the first building of
levees by Mexico. II will cause great
or necessity for flood control on the
American side. as waters have always
broken into Mexico heretofore.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-13
Vatical Wants Irish Peace.
BY EDGAR ANSEL MOyNRER

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light.
Rome. March 13.-The Holy Sc
desiring to work for the pacificatiOn
of Ireland is sending emissaries. the
correspondent is told. to the Irish Free
State to learn what can be done TO
reconcile the warning factions. IT is
considered probable that the sugges-
ton emanated from Great Britain b@t
the Vatican has been constantly in
terested in the Irish conflict and
hopes for beneficial results from in
PREVENTION.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-13
KILLED BY DERRICK
Wind Causes Heavy Damage in Ar
kansas Oil Fields.

EldoradO, ARR, March 1S.-Carl d.
Granser. oil field worker. was killed
near here Sunday night when an oil
derrick blown down by high wind
fell upon him.
Many other derricks were demol-
ished and hravr lose FROM damage
Ia storage TANKS and other buildings
is reported. So far as known there
were no other casualties or serious
il. 'rrics.
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Ziegler & Ziegler

Phone Or. 3177. aO1 W. Travis st
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-13
GET BACK HEALTH AND COMFORT

Sluggish bowel conditions occasion more
ill health than people realize. Posts
Bran Flakes with Other Parts of Wheat
will help relieve you of such conditions
pleasantly and effectively. And you'll
enjoy eating this appetizing food -
served with milk or cream, or made
into delicious mullins. At your gro
GERS today.
NOW YOU'LL LIKE BRANi
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-13

Factories have advanced the price
on all kinds of windshield glass. For
a limited time we will install them
and also window glass at .he old price.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-13

Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery, not
a graveyard, beautiful well kept
burial park. Crockett 16SS.-(Adv.) !
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-01-26
4 Memhershi Drive

Are YOU a red-blooded American in
time of peace. or only in time eff war
There are boys in this town who gave
up many pleasures and opportunities
for YOU Just a few short years ago.
Have You forgotten them so soon:
One of the objects of the American
Legion Auxiliary is to show these
BOYS that we have not forgotten what
they did for US. If YOU have a
brother. son. or husband. a member
of any post of any American Legion
it is YOUR Job to Join the AuNi,la.g-
helm make up to them some os the
things they missed when they were
cover There" or i'm a camp here.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the A.aeri-
can Legion. W~alke-Dyer Pos. No,
1S1. has started q drive for ahel-
ship. II you are Interested aIop
them a postal. Some N call
on YOU. The dues are small. and
there are meetings just twice 3 ~a0th.
We want YOU, We need you-me,aers,
sisters. wives.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-01-26

The mysterious motor boat, which
drifted ashore on the beach below
BARRIERS wharf, New Years Day is
no longer a mystery. having been
claimed BY the owner, Nortood
Speakman. of Marcus Hook, Pa.
Speakman. who had visited here
during the Christmas week, was I'M
able to start his engine and left the
boat tied up at BARRIERS wharf, The
rome parted and it drifted onto the
beach, where it was tied by Harry
Smith.
The constant pounding of the waves
split the boat open, n half drifting
out into the river. Speakman tame
over on Sunday. rewarded the Smith
boy with 50 cents and shipped his
engine home,
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-01-26
ELKS BREAK GROUND

The formal ceremony Of breaking
Ground for the Elks new home, on
West Main Street, took place on
Wednesday, at 1880. The building
lines were staked out by the contrac-
tor, a stake driven.
In the presence of the building,
committee, Mayor Robert W. KIDD
broke the sod and planted the stan
with the American flag on It.
The Elk is a docile animal OF the
deer family, being the larger OF ITS
kind in Europe and Asia. PennS
Grove has a big herd who are seeking
their own shelter.
The Elks are now making elaborate
plans to hold a dance at the du Pont
Club House, on Wednesday, February
21st.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-01-26
Want Employment or Help?

The Woman's Club has started an
employment exchange in the Borough
Hail. There is much to be done and
few who want to do it at the price
the employer has of this value.
This should be a means Of relief
and lessen the claims on the poor
fund.
Some think the expenditure Of
$4,000 by the O~verseer Of the Poor
is made too easy and an imposition
the taxpayers.
The employment exchange should
help remedy it.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-01-26
REDUCED RATES OF FARES NOW
IN

Reputable organizations can charter
boat for evening trips. Apply H. Craw-
ford, Traffic Manager. 4th st. Wharf,
Wilmington. Del.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-01-26
SEWING MACHINES

SINGER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
the line of sewing machines from Por-
table Electrics to Cabinet Electrlcs'
singer Sewing Machine Co. Branch
oGice, II w. Main st. A. j. Bailey,
Manager. Phone S6-with Spero. the
Tailor. LOU
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-01-26

Charles Roberts and Ton Phillips
made a big haul of carp, in Oldmans
creek, last week, which sold for $3.50.
They had 1450 pounds.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-01-26
An Ordinance Relating To Taxes
For The Year 1928

r.. il ordained ~ Tho Borough Council of the Borough of Ienn+ Grove
ri Of salem nat There shall be ASSESSED and raised BY taNal4nr ana
for The year 1873 the sun of flkI4-ON 6HSAND ~ nEE
DRIED SEVENTYTHREE DOLLARS AND FltIAONE NE[iT f2Ll231rr
~ nn",U Of meeting the apprep rHauors set forth in the following statement
- rInucrs and apprOJui aUOns for the fiscal year 49, -..
Smpms INNelG, I--5IEE
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-01-26
PennS Grove 4 Wilmington
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT

TUESDAY OCTOBER IL. 1922
Leave Penns Grove 1915. 700. 800,
100 A. NJ. 100. 800. P4.SO. TOO. 500
and 100 p. NJ.
Leave Wilmington *6.15. 7.45. 1000
A.. NJ, IL o'clock moo 200, t3.45. 900.
500, 1000 and 1900 P. NJ.
Trips marked = do not run on sun
days.
Sundays.
Sundays.
Refer Inquiries to Wilson Line Agent,
4th st. Wharf. Wilmington, Del
SHORT CUT TO JERSEY SEASHORE
AND NEW YORK CITY
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DRzENI TEA
F. L.. 1. s.

Malo lidi asi al desnd veno-
yalo drzeni- tela 'nanoho casu.
Nejen ze spravnt postoj, ane-
bo apravnk drkepf t9la take je
'podmfnkou ladnostis nybrz lid
ske zdravi ftoho bezpodmine-
enc zada. Kdyz clovek Sc hr-
bi phi chIzi, phi cteni, anebo
'pfi jakekoliv pr&ci anebo "a
bave, plice Sc stGac1ji a nemaji
'dost vile a prostoru, aby pra-
covaly spravn& a tusovsem jak-
mile tento nejddlezit9jsi organ
lidsky nemIze sprfvne praco-
vat, lidske zdravf tGpf.
Je treba 81 jen navyknouti
udrzovat sv6 t4lo v5pfimene a
jiste nikdo by 81 nepomyslil, ze
je tfeba malo namalhy, kdyz 81
chce kdokoliv zvylmout udrzo-
vat dobry postoj, NIT telo vzpri
meme pr jakekoaiv t9lesn6 Gin
nosti. Jedna Sc tu jen 0 pre-
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"MALE PRfcINY, VELKE
NASLEDKY."

iSestilety John Ross, 8719
Frederick ave. doprovazel svo.
j, rok mladSi sestricku Dolly
jez sla do bllzkeho cukrovin.
koveho obchodu nakupovati, '
male tobolce mela prave jedi.
ny cent. Ulice Sc prave upra.
vuje deti sc zastavily Ii jed.
ne v dlazbe zejici dry, kdy7
devcatku pojednou cely nakur
nj kapital spadl do prohlubne
John statecn6 se pustil do ia
my a st'astne Sc jiz dostai O
petne ma pokraj, sviraje v ma.
le hrsti penezenku, kdyz ,
tom pojednou spadl zpet dc
prohlubne.
Hoch byl kolejdoucim obca.
mem; vytazen a policii dopra.
ven do Mt. Sinai nemocnice
kde shledano, re ma rozbitou
lebku ze sotva zazite dobro
druzstvi, spojene S drazem
pfezije.
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KoPANA.

Vcera G. S. K. podlehl ma
hristi Woodland. Hills We hire
s National Tube z Lorain v po
m9ru OIL. Zapas ten byl veil
ce ostry a MONO fici, ze nej-
lepsi dosud z cele sezony. Ac-
koli National Tubes byli v Ca
stecn6 prevaze, hlavn9 jejich
ODE kfldla byla vyborna, pre-
ce nepodafilo Sc Jim proraziti
skutech9 vzornou obranou Ce-
chI, "a niz oba zadaci bran
kar podali hru,. jaka zde Jest
malokdy k videni. Jediny goal
vstfelen byl az v poslednich
sedmi minutach hry.
Olympia hrala "a proti Am
herst A. G. v Edgewater par
ku. Scorovali Kiml q Brdicka.
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pfsmem, kde zadal kamarada,
aby ma urcitem miste, urci-
tou hodinu vyhodil zed' pan
kracke trestnice dynamitem
do povetrl. Dopis byl vsak do
zorci nalezen plan zmaren.
Msmo zavedeneho trestniho RI
zeni obdrzel Lapad trest disci-
plinarni. Trest vsak no nena-
pravil, nebot' 20. m. m. pokou-
Sci sc znovQ o 1tek totiz pro-
bouraval Sc do sousedni cely.
Ostrazitymi dozorci byl ten
to plan zmafen.
Smrtelny pad dvou vojen.
skych letci. V sobotu /. "a
II rano udalo Sc pobliz Konice
ma Morav6 velke aviaticke ne.
st6sti. Letadlo olomouckeho
leteckeho pluku odletelo z O.
lomou& ma manevry, provade-
ne ma cesko-moravskych hrani-
cich. Poblize Konice sFitilo Sc
nahle prikre k zemi S vyse asi
500 metrG a lplne sc roztristi-
10. Pfisp6chavsi lide nasli v
troskach letadla oha letce, rot
mistra NOcaka a mechanika Po
tGcka mrtvy. Mrtvoly jejich,
padem hrozne zohavene, byly
pfevezeny do Olomouce. CO
|zavinilo pad letadla, neni do
sud znamo. Ma misto nestesti
odebrala Sc lined 1redni ko.
mise, ably prozkoumala blizsi
Ipodrobnosti.
Upalen rozzhavenym ko'
vem. We stredu 20. srpna sta.
10 Sc v zelezarnach firmy Pet.
zold a spoil. Komarove poll
ltovanihodne nestesti. Phi cd
levani zeleznych soucastel
|pfevrhla Sc panev Sc zhavyn
kovem We vaze 40 q a rozzha
lveny 4kow zasahl. dilovedouciht
E'rantiska Prokopa. Dilove
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NEDELNf TRAFICNi
NESTESTf.

& = II u
Ma vych. 1O5. ul. a Euclid
ave. prejet byl v nedeli sole
ty Joe Myer, bydlici v {. 932A
Buckeye rd., ktery dovezen do
Mt. Sinai nemocnice dnes, cas-
ne rano skonal. Myer zasazen
byl autotruckem rizenym Lloy-
dem Kleinem, 1923 Parkgate
ave.
Ma policejni soud byli dnes
rano pfedvolani til 'autoiste,
aby Sc 'zodpovidali z 'bezohled-
ne jizdyv 'nedeli. Zabity Myer
jest letosni jiz 110,usmrcenou
ospbou "a dopravnich nestesti.
TX urazdni yEeray pfislo jme-
ndvanym zpdsobetn. 10 osob,
mezh nimiz cteme i kraianska
jmena Waltera Rybaka. 3693
vych. 81. ul. a manzeln 28-le-
teho Josefa a 26-lete Anezky
Jedlickych z (. 3406 vych.. 40.
ul. Poslednejsi byli zasazeni
ma chodnku autem, jehoz filic
ztratil mad strojem kontrolu.
Softer byl udan pro nedbalou
jizdu.