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New Britain herald., 1924-11-03
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 Although New Britain ran rough shod over the West Sides yesterday and clearly outplayed the Hartford boys the game was just as good as tho 10 score would indicate.
 The usual fights took place. Those involved were. as usual, Bonadies of Hartford who. together with Kane, thought they could whip Warner and Landers. The fight was not con- fined entirely to playing time, but was carried off the field.
 There were no serious casualties, however.
 Boardman's All-Meriden team de- fested the New Haven Hilltops 1S-0 yesterday.
 All Blanchard again played with Meriden and turned in darned good game.
 Mason Andrews of this city also got into the scrimmage again.
 A 25 yard kick by MacPhee gave the Waterbury Blues 6 30 verdict over Torrington yesterday.
 The Steam Rollers have invited New Britain to Providence for a game next Sunday.
 The locals however have refused and will play their scheduled home game with Waterbury.
 Later date with Providence may be arranged.
 Tom Kelly, former Eastern league ump, died yesterday in Brockton.
 Jess Willard was the biggest heavyweight who ever held the title.
 Marty Burke is in tn throes of @ fine comeback, having scored five straight victories.
 Matt Hinkel. Cleveland referee, thinks the fans like a little rough fighting now and then.
 Howard Ehmke failed by one game to live up to spring prophecy. He said he would win 20 games.
 Snake Ames, of Princeton fame, designed the butter with which Chick Evans won his first title.
 new attack will be made against the stymie at the winter meeting of the L. $. G. A.
 Bobby Jones has decided to invade England next spring in quest of the British amateur and open titles.
 One-Eycd Connolly is a good gate crashcr but he isn't the original One Eyed phenom. That gentleman passed out years ago.
 With left handlers 30 effective in the majors, Ty Cobb is well fortified with four of them: Whitehill, Leo- nard, Cole and Wells.
 No1t t,,,t. the British open and the American open championships, will spend the winter in St. Petersburg.
 McGraw must strengthen the out field of the Giants as Meusel ap- pears to be about through and Pep Young is sliping fast.
 According to no less an authority than Hughey Jennings, George Kel- ly, first baseman of the Giants, Is the most valuable utility man in the majors.
 Eddie Collins is football fan. He takes in all the big games in the cast. As Colleeian the White SoX star was the big noise in Columbia football.
 AS in the east and west, the small CT colleges of the coast are cutting wide swath in football circles. Southern California beat Pomona college only If to 0, while Occident- al, another small school, made it in torcsting for Stanford, 20 to 6.
 Football coaches insist that if the officials of the grid game become too technical the sport will drop 10 the level of basketball, which is now little more than an officials con- test, with the whistle used more than the ball.
 GARDINI GETS MATCH Is Awarded. Wrestling Bout from ZhySzl1o Nhcn Big Pole is Found (.uilfN Inf Epy,Iinp
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

Walter Hagen, twice winner of the British open and the American open championships, will spend the winter in St. Petersburg.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

Later a date with Providence may be arranged.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

According to no less an authority than Hughey Jennings, George Kel- ly, first baseman of the Giants, is the most valuable utility man in the majors.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

All Blanchard again played with Meriden and turned in darned good game.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

McGraw must strengthen the out field of the Giants as Meusel ap- pears to be about through and Pep Young is sliping fast.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

Snake Ames, of Princeton fame, designed the butter with which Chick Evans won his first title.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

Boardman's All-Meriden team de- feated the New Haven Hilitops ls-O yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

There were no serious casualties, however.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

Tom Kelly, former Eastern league ump, died yesterday in Brockton.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

Howard Ehmke failed by one game to live up to spring prophecy. He said he would win 20 games.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

Jess Willard was the biggest heavyweight who ever held the title.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

Matt Hinkel, Cleveland referee, thinks the fans like a little rough fighting now and then.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

Marty Burke is in tn throes of @ fine comeback, having scored five straight victories.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

The usual fights took place. Those involved were. as usual. Bonadies of Hartford who. together with Kane, thought they could whip Warner and Landers. The fight was not con- fined entirely to playing time. but was carried off the field.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-07

LACE " ToMTO TYDNu. -
D6m o 5ti pokojfch, velky lot,
slepicnik, naleza sc blize Miles
Ave. q Lee Rd., skoly q kary.
.Cena $3700.
DUN o '6ti pokojfch, velky
sklep, plyn, elektrika, ulice je
dlazdena, toilet uvnitr, nAleza
Sc blize Broadway a vych. 55.
ul. Cena $4,000.
500 hotove, zbytek jako ma
jem, koupf vam dunn dvouro-
'dinny ma Drake vi. blize vych.
55. ul. Je tam 5 pokojd naho-
fe a 5 dole, plyn, elektrika,
svetly sklep, vse harveno 4 pa
pfrovano hned k nast6hova-
nj. Cena $4,000.
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VELfkY kolonialnfm stylu
delany set do loznice, ctyrpod-
stavcova portel, modry pruho-
,hwany veloprovy set do pred
nj svetnice skladaci daven-
port, S-kusovy set do jfdelny,
4 Wilton 9x12 koberce. Hla-
ste Sc 1912 Carnegie Ave.
81
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PRODA Sc ddm neb vym&ni,
ma s pokoj1, garaz, vse zaff-
zeno, naleza sc ma zap. 134.
ul., {. 3491. Vezme Sc lot neb
druhy margyc, lehke splatky.
Vymeni Sc tez "a g,ocernf OBJ
chod. Haste, sc v {. 324O zap.
81. ul. Tel. Hemlock 3510.
20
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PRODA Sc 1923 Ford Sedan,
Sc ctyrmi dvefnii, pouze z me-
sicu stara (za $4,000 extras).
Nova stala $85O.0O proda Sc
"a 5600.00. 1923 Ford
Roadster $ Delivery Box "a
$4,000 a nAkolik 1921 q 1922
Ford Touring aut, vSechny v
7dobrem stawu, v Gene $4,000
al $4,000. X doptani ma JA-
MES YRZAK u The Cataract
Motor Sales Co. 1915 Broad
way. Obydli 1870 Horner
Ave. 2-8
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PRODA Sc novy modsrni
dvourodinny dunn v Mt. Pisa
SAINT ma dlazdene ulici, s Fss6t-
mic q koupelna dole q - "a
me nahore. Je prav6 dohoto-
'veny k nastshovanf. nubUt6
,podlahy q fnis, dvojita saykz
.cera. mirna. MAl& ;splatk4 |ho-
tov6, ostatni die ujsdnani. ma
ste Sc I. 1899 yych. 145. vi.
Kinsman kara. q
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"kdyby Sc PR tom proDuoli
- pax tim hure pro neho.'
"A skoro mas pravdu, OF
ce," di Frantik, "pro takove
/ penize mlze sc jiz clovek ne
echo odvaziti. Diva, dost moz-
ma re treba TIL tisice frankI je
jiz p6kne jmeni.
rs t6mi NIUE Sc hezky po-
hodlne do ciziny uplachnouti,
zvlaste ma-li kdo, jako ma pfi
klad my, pouze nekolik hodin
cesty ma hranice.
"Tam bychom Sc 0 penize
Mellierovy rozdelili."
j "Tak jest. Ale k tomu me-
smime zapomenouti ma vec nej
dulezit6jsi."
"Na jakou vec?"
"Ty musis hledeti zrzavou
Gertrudu k tomu primeti, ably
mas V noci do divorce do
domu Mellierova vpustila."
/ "To je jiz ujednano. Ultra
okolo p1lnoci vpusti mas Ger
truda do divorce do domu."
Phi tech slovech prekvape-
MIN uprel starry Parizak oci ma
syna.
\ Hezky Frantik zkroutil obi
cej svuj k d'abelskemu takrka
smichu.
"Tys pfipadl tedy ma tutez
myslenku jako JAZZ" tazal sc
otec.
"To nikoli," odpovedel rych
lie Frantik, "ja mann zcela ji-
nou myslenku."
"Jakou pak?"
"Tedy poslys. My pujdeme
do divorce do domu."
Tot sc r0zumi," odpovedel
stary. "A mezi tim co ia budu
otvirati psaci stolek, zustaneS
ty postele Mellierovy, je-
stlize by Sc starry hnul, pritla-
els mu pevne poduSku ma IL
sta -- ~
ITO neudelam," odpovedel
zkratka Frantik. "Ty musis
scelou vec' sam provesti ia
81 take vyfidim svou vec."
"Co tim chces fici?"
Prave V tom okamziku pri-
kradla Sc Lucie ke krovine
skrcila sc do travy.
Oci mladeho padoucha zaji
skrily Sc jako oci dravkeho ty-
gra.
Frantik jal Sc mluviti dale:
"ChceS vedeti, co ia budu
zatim delati? Tedy ii to po-
vim. ia ucinim sliGne Blance
navstevu, ma kterou bude, pii-
simbuh, do sve smrti pamato-
vati. ia jsem Sc slavne zapri-
sahl, re musi, del Sc co del,
byti mou, a Ultra noci -"
"Frantiku, Frantiku!" ma
pominal jej otec, "rozmysli 81
to dobre, nezli co pocnes!
Vzpomen 81 dobre, re nam jiz
jednou tva vasen k te divcici
velice uskodila. Mel Sc .proto
ma pozoru, ably mas jeste zee
la neznicila!"
"Coz mi po tom! Zanech
hloupych reci!" odsekl Fran
tik. "Ve mne krev viri, v hla-
We mi huci a roji Sc We mne
tisice myslenek. Poslys mne.
ia il miloval vztekle, jake
blazen; laska ma k nj nezna.
la zadnych mezi, a byl bych
"a nj dial vsecko, treba i tebe
otce, byl bych pro nj obeto.
val. Ale ted nenavidim il ste!
ne vasnivG, jako jsem il plve
!, miloval, ona musi byt
mou!"
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cTETEi cTfTEl Earma . 116
akrech Sc z&sobami, $500 ho-
tove. Parma . lt2O 1arsch sse
.zasobami vysneni sc - v4s
smajetek. oena $500. Mann
mnoho. m6stsk6ho 1najetku M
vym6nu "a val starsf sdnm. Ty-
to majetky ne nal6zajf v Cor
lett .pri Miles Ave a boulevar-
dech, phi Kinsman Rd. il pro-
dayam majetky rychle, must
to byt ale lace. Je to VII pro-
speech, chcete-H ryciale prodat
neb kouptt navstivte nnne: Jos.
]Kfizek 1880 Durkee Ave. v
Corlett. vemte Union karu k
Fvych. I81 vi. 2-12
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PRODA Sc

CO MATE MA vYMENU? OBJ
chod1i majetek ma hlavnf u
lici pff vych. So. kare, rohov6
misto, 2 'vslke Story, 3 byty,
velkA gardz . prostorny lot.
Tento i11ajetsk se hodi pro ja-
kykoliv obchod. Cena pouze
$4,000. The Atlas Finance
Co., 5458 Broadway. Ptejte
Sc ma Mr.. Stukbauer. 2-8
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PRODAJl Sc kombinacni ka-
nina (Glenwood). pouze rOk
uzivana. postel, davenport, ne
kolik zidli. houpaky q jlne We
ci. Proda Sc vse LEVINE IN pfi-
cinou odjezdu z mesta. X do
ptani 1882 w. 47th ST., aneb
1870 HOrner Ave. 2-A--H
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FR0DA Sc novy ,dobf,e sposta-
veny dunn o peti smistnostech
ma jednom poschodi, sklenik q
extra pantry, elektrika vie
zafizeno. Naleza sc ma Cay
Ave. v Corlett, blize skol a ka
ry. Bude-li prodan do Is. lno-
ra, da Sc % $4OO levneji. Has
te Sc v majitele Jaro Blaask.
7218 Morgan Ave. nahofe, po
5. hodine vecer. :
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PRODA Sc grocerni a fssnic-
KY obchod v. peknem ok0lf se
vsim zaffzentm a budoxalni,
aneb sc vymeni "a jiny ln51st-
sky majetek. Haste 50 ". <.
324O zap. 81. ul., mezi Clark
q Dennison ave. Tel. Hsnil1ck
t3519.
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PRONAJME Sc stor, hodici se
Npro obuvni obchod. Haste Sc
Y cis. SOTO vtch. 116. ul. 2
Buckeye Rd. s 2--e
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PRODA Sc obchodni lot ma
vych. 131. ul., hned .pfi Cor
lett skole, tato lace vas pre-
kvapi. Haste sc Timed u Jos.
Smetany, 5817 Broadway, me-
ii 5. q 7. hod. vecer. Tel. Broad
way 3270. 2.9
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PEKNY DOMEK o 6 svstni-
cich ma Svec ul. " vCorlett ma
sledkem 1mltf majitele, cena
stanovena ma s6700. 'Dhm 10 2
roxy postaveny q jest v 4nSm
vsechno zvelebeni. Podrobnos-
ii sdeli .Lasio RsAlty CO., s54U3
Broadway. Tel. Broadway III
30
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NOVY DOM Q jednom poscho
di u CART. farku v nejlepSim
okoli, u dlazby, jest v mem
Fireplace, knihovny a vse
.nemodern6ji zaffzeno. Cena
$4,000, lot velky. Vezme Sc
lot v dobr6m okolf co splatka.
Blizsi sd6li Lssio Realty Co.,
54O3 Broadway. Tel. Broad.
way I'll. 2.9
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CERNY & HLADKY co.
pozemkovi jednatele.

Name kupce ma Vase majet-
ky, zda-li chcete prodat neb
menit dun ia farmu aneb far
mu ia dun, sdelte nam to do
pisem a my Vas navStivime.
Ia nase poctive jednani ruci-
me. Name mnoho odporuceni
a podekovani po ruce.s Prijd'te
a pfesvedcte Sc. Uspokojili
eisme mnoho jinych. uspokoji
me Vas.
] CERNY & HLADKY co.
/ $500 FLEET AVE.
Tel. Broadway 453.
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pPRIJME Sc 3eafa, ktera by u
sbrala pradlo demn. Haste se
" cfs. 5420 Binadway. 2-B

'PRlJMOU Sfsszrucni toolma-
kers. Haste Sc u The Vlchek
Tool Co., y5ch. 81. "a. severne
cd kltls11a11 Rd. 2-8
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.PkIJMOU Sc sfucni uniovi te-
safi. Haste BE " dis. 1901
Hlavln Ave. II 2-9
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PRoNAJME Sc Etor. hodici sc
pro holfrnu .aneb pool-room.
Haste ise Y els. 3O68 syych.
1l6. uis ! Bhckeys ,Rd:s 2-s
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PRONAJME Sc dun (. 60O1
Temple ave. 6 pokojich, je
tam koupelna, fernes, elsktri-
ka, plyn, garaz. X doptanf u
majitele v {. 13625 Caine ~.
Tento majetek se po priped6
prod6. !. -. 81
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~ Kaxdsmu je tfeha ID
.DEChul speslso 16innk t6lf1a.
ma " ASvETtjS ;psss,sts lsz
6nxvy.
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PRODA Sc dobre ,jdouci OBJ
chod reznicky, po pfipade Sc
vezme lot CO splatka. Blizsi
sdeli Sc v els. 1890 Turney Rd.
Paneb' els. 5l18 Fowler Ave.
! ,r uaaf 2--9
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lPRODA Sc neb vymsnf "a
d6m, cukrovinkovy obchod s
cilym prodejem doutnik6, (.
1911 Miles ave., kde se ttrzi
tydne pres $40O. Velmi rdobr6
okoli. Blizsi sdeli Mr.. thinner
man, 1907 Miles Ave. 2-12
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FARMA Sc VYMENi, is mil

Cd Clevelandu, dobre budovy
jakoz ! farmaivke stroje, dosti
zasob krn,iva, II holstynskych
krav, diva kone, TIL prasata,
$50 slepic, 5 kachen, 4 husy,
Ford truck a jine zarizeni.--
Haste Sc u A. Srba, 1921 Ben
ham Ave. z vych. SO ul. u u
Mon. Tel. Broad 31O6 j. ct
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny d6m
v Corlett, a svetnice s koupel-
nou dole q to same nahore,
sklep pod celym domem, fer-
mes, garaz. Cena $1,000. Po-
speste 81! JOS. Smetana, 5317
Broadway, mezi 5. q Z. hod.
vecer. Tel. Broadway 1910.
30
EADAHA cr 1y~rAafsAtf ~
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ZENA $ ditkem A roxy starym
hleda pro sebe sluzbu v domac
nosti. Haste Sc V {. 6919 Tenn
pie Ave. 2-7
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No N
KoUPl 81 Sddm pro jednu .ro-
dinu ma Bartlett neb Svec Ave.
" Corlett. ,Nechte adresu v
adm. !. lisu pod znackou EDO
nov. 2-D
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Kdyz nebylo vice slyseti kro
ky Parizakl, povstala Lucie
We SVEN ukrytu celia Sc tras-
la leknutim a zlosti.
"MIj Boze, takovi netvoro-
We nazyvaji sc lidmi!" promlu
villa sama k sobe pima oskli-
vosti hnevu.
/ "Nikoli, to nejsou lide, jsou
to tvorove mnohem surov6jsi
nezli drava zver," mluvila da-
lie. "Uboha Blapko, ty mas
byti obeti jejich. Ale ma ste
sti nedopustil dobrotivy Bdh,
abych spala, a ucinil takto,
abych bdic dceru Jeana Re-
nauda mohla chraniti a od "a
huby vysvoboditi. A to take
chci, del sc co del, uciniti. Ha-
nebni oni padousi zajiste ma
leznou me ma strait a ia pre-
KAHN hnusne zam6ry jejich. :"
S temi slovy vratila sc do
chatrce ovcakovy a odebrala
Sc do sve svetnicky.
Uminila 81, ze Jeanu Renau-
dovi nepovi ami slova, aby no
nepodesila. a pax take proto,
re Sc nechtela stati zalobkyni
ma sve vlastni zlotfile pfibuz-
ne.
! premyslela dlouho jeste ma
prostredek, iak by zachranila
Blanku,tak ze do rama ami oko
nezamhourila.
POznenahlu mizela noe, ma
Ivychode objevila Sc ranni zofe
a brzy objevilo se v rlzovych
oblaccich ranni slunce.
Vysoko v povetri prozp6vo-
vail veseli skfivani a ma lu-
kach ozyvali Sc jiz hlasove So
kacu a sberacek.
Lucie rozpomnela sc ma sva
mlada leta, a kterak il tate
vesele v bezstarostne spokoje'
nosti plynula.
Vzpominka tato il velice
dojala a hofke Shy rinuly, Sc
j po hubenych. zalem' vpad
lych licich.
Ale nebyly to Shy bolu, ny
brz jimi zjednala 81 skliceni
; mysl jeji 1levy.
Zdalo Sc Lucii, jakoby 81
vracela re zivota strastiplne
no, ktery byla po tolik dlou
4 hych let bez radosti, smutne
v osamelosti travila, opet
zivotu nOvemu, blazenejsimu
VzdN' IA nedlouho mel'
opet spatfiti sve dite, brzy Q
pet sm6la svemu otci klesnou
k noham, coz 81 mohla jest
pratt jineho?
v tom vsak name sklopil
;. zraky fsve a tu kdyz podival
y sc ma svuj rozedrany od6v, n
sve od trni hlozi rozedran(
krvave nohy, ma sve rozedrs
. ne stfevice, tn pocitila nesmil
ny stud nevyslovne rozpak,
(Pokraeovant)
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kRASNY OBChODNf LOT v
Corlett, v nejlepSim Geskem o.
koli u E. 131. ul, idealni mfsto
pro groccru q feznictvi. While
dem k nutn6mu prodeji d& Sc
"a $1,000. Ulice Sc bude z ja-
ra dlazdit; Haste sc ihned u
Legio Realty Co., 54O3 Broad.
way. Tel. Broadway Ill. 20
HLEDA Sc mensi byt pro
Fdvouclennou rodinu po pfipa-
de s garazi. Zaslete adresu
do adm. t. i. 2-8O
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PRoDAJf Sc kombinacpi ku-
chyhska kamna. Tinnsrrnan
sici stroj Singer sc sbou1tSci
hlavou, tfikusovy kozent par
lorset a kuchynsky kabinet,
ivSe velmi LEVINE. Haste se v K.
4816 Broadway. I?
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Neeekejte dele! Zdali chce-
te miti move zaclony podle mi
ry, neb stare opravene, xsvo-
lejte mas. My dslame nejlsp-
81 praci phi vzofne obSluse.
Ceny mfrne. Stackhouse Hard
ware. 1929 vych. 131. ul. /?
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X PrOklet6 ~
ROMAN EMILIA RICHEBoURGA
volne prelozil Frant Ladisl. Click.

"Ona te ale nenavidi!" ma
initial otec, "a bude zajiste
volati o pomoc!"
"Pak il zardousim!" vykfikl
vztekle Frantfk. "Ja Sc nice
no nebojim q nedam Sc take
nieim odstrasiti. Oni me odtud
vypudili, oni me dohnali TAX
-fka k zoufalstvi, proto chci pc
mstu. Ano,. krvave muslin sc
pcmstiti, i kdybych proto mel
pfijiti treba ma sibenici!"
Phi teto reci vypadal Fran
tik tax strasne, re Sc starry
darebacky Paffzak, otec jeho,
zhrozil poslednich SLOW syno-
vych.
Pri teto feci vypadal Fran
tik tax strasne, re sc i starry
darebacky Parizak, otec jeho,
zhrozil poslednich SLOW syno-
|vych.
Take bych rad,' usklibl
Sc potupne, ''prekvapil kras-
nou nevestu nejakym svateb-
MIN darkem."
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Zu,
"A ted pojd'me!" pravil k
svemu otci.
S temi slovy odchazeli oba
tito hanebni darebaci Cd dvor
ce.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-31
Republican Leaders Upset
 By Threat Of La Toilette
Some Want To Ignore Insurgency, Others Urging
 Progressive Running Mate

and William M. Butler, who is Cool idge's choice for next chairman of the republican national committee. But Ter has been here several days holding court. Senators and party workers have worn out expensive hotel carpet tracking in and out of Buffers suite, and the cigars smoked in there would, if placed end to end, reach somewhere between here and Cleveland. But the labor has been fruitless thus, far. Un- less Butler is able to bring about a decision before long, he will have to call on Coolidge to exert a little White House pressure.
 String Of Candidates
 There has been a good deal of diff culty in narrowing down the list of available vice presidential material. When Butler arrived here this week to talk over the vice presidential situation, there was a string of candidates as long as the roll of delegates. Then came the announcement from LaFQIlette that the progressiYes intend to take mat ters in their own hands unless there is a cleanup in both parties. there were two distinct reactions in the Coolidge camp to this challenge, one favOring compromise to take the wind out of LaFOllette's sails, the other leaning to die-hard policy.
 Would Pick A Regular
 There has been a general impression that the republicans would put up progressive vice presidential candidate
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-31

as a matter of course. It seemed Good politics" to bait the Coolidge hook with fat, juicy, eorn-fed progressive who would trick the erstwhile LaFafOilefte following into supporting the regular ticket. But during the last twenty-tOnr hours another line of argument has been prevalent around Buffers headquarterx The idea now, among certain Of the Coolidge managers is to go west geo graphically, but not politically, and piedk a good, reliable regular from the west, Secretary of Commerce Hoover, Sela- Governor Lowden of Illinois. CT Governor Hyde of Missouri. for in- stance. Those who favor this course is exaggerated and that it wOHld be a serVative Coolidge.
 Fear LaF0IIette Split
 The other view is that unless the progressives are held in line. LaFODette will split the republican vote and either throw the election into the House or bring about the outright choice of a democrat. They insist that Coolidge only speaks for one section of the re- publican constituency. that the rec ord of republican members in Congress is sufficient proof that the party can not limit itself to recognition of Cool idge's views alone. These hold that a progressive such as Borah of Idaho. Capper Of Kansas. or Kenyon of Iowa. shO1ld be chosen as a iraveling com paniOn for the president-that only by inclusion of such a progressive can the party ticket be truly representative of the two great republican factions.
 As anyone who talks to two or more politicians here can testify. there is much to be said on both sides, and most of it is being said Over and over here this week. Butler must leave for Cleveland shortly and hopes to settle the matter before he goes
 Up To Butler
 There is much talk by Coolidge man. agers about leaving the question to ibe convention, but nobody believes this will be done if the Coolidge strategisis can prevent it. Naturally they do not care to say much about it. but they are not willing to let the convention draw lots. Too much is at stske. It Is safe to say that when Butler goes to CleFeiand. he will have a selection which Win be accepted by the convention.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-31
SECOND CALL MADE
 TO AID NORTHWEST

WASHINGTON, May 3O.-Treasury officials were advised today that the agricultural credit corporation organ ized at the instance of the President to aid in relieving the stringent credit situation in the northwest has made a second call on its capital subscriptions. The call is for S2.OOO.OOO, making a total of S4.OOO,OOO paid in from a total authorized capital of $IOyOOOy GOO.
 With this second $2OOO!O 900 avail able. treasury officials believe the loaning powers of the corporation probably will be able to meet all cur rent calls upon it. It already has ap- proved loans of $1,135,0OO for the purpose of re-Opening eleven closed banks. Two of them have actually started business again and adriees re eeived here were to the effect that the others would reopen as quickly as the necessary papers are eoupIeted-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-31

ranizstions reprssentsd by the wom- ans national committee for law enforce nsat. have pledged themselves to pray for prohibition during the national pc- Ilitical conventions.
 The first supplications for vet con fusion and the exclusion. of even damp plsnks from the platform cf either great party will occur Sunday when the com mittee's summons to prayer is read in Protestant churches all over the United States.
 Delegates to each convention win re. eeive letters from the woman's commit tee demanding strict law enforcement, particularly in respect to the volstead act.