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Evening star., 1927-05-16
FOUR BALL GAMES, THREE
TENNIS MATCHES ON CARD
Western and Business to Engage i'm Title Clashes on
Diamond and Court-Number of Squads I,
Were to See Action Today. f.

Friends on the Friends courts viii
be decided here. Tech will travel to
Alexandria to engage Episcopal and
Western will take on tlse University
Of Maryland Freshmen at College Park
in the other tests.
Two diamond brushes were on the
books today, with the pos sibility that
a third might be arr tnged. st.
Johns was to visit Brook land to en-
gage Catholic University cubs and
Georgetown Prep was to ltave as it's
guest at Garrett Park Shenandoah
Academy.
Central and Georgetown Freshmen
might meet In the fourth tilt. Two
Prep School League tennis meetings
were booked. ST. Adams al td George
town, Prep We're to come tetgether at
Garrett Park and Woodward and
Dewitt were to face. Bert Coggins'
Central. High lacrosse team was to
scrimnage with the Maryland year
1ings at College Park.
Evening star., 1927-05-16
ALEXANDRIA RUNNER
IN &c" CLUB GAMES

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 16.--
Charles Pullman of Alexandria High,
an entrant in the 10o.yard dash in
the &C. Club games Saturday al
Wilson Stadium, is expected to show
well
Pullman won the 1oo-yard dash
against Swayely in 10 seconds fiat and
triutnphed easily over Criswell,
Swavely runner, who docs the 100.
yard sprint in 10.2 consistently. The
SWavely affair is the only meet in
which Alexandria has appeared this
year, but it will get its second start
tomorrow in the third athletic dis
trict games, postponed from last Sat-
urday because of bad weather.
Eight teams are entered in the third
district meet TO be held on Hayden
field. About 125 athletes will COM
pete, starting at 2;30 o'clock.
Manager Eddie" Allen of the A. b.
& w. Rapid Transit Co. nine has
booked the Philadelphia Bobby Girls
for game here next Sunday with his
fast-traveling outfit. The visitors
have made many tours, including a
trip to Japan. They play Saturday
against the Richmond Independents
in the State capital.
Alexandria Post, No. "a, American
Legion, will enter a team in the Alex
andria Commercial League.
John w. Tulloch, reporter, was
elected president of the league at a
recent meeting. The Alexandria Post
Office, defending the championship;
Realtors, Merchants and Bankers,
Alexandria Fertilizer & Chemical Co.,
Gazette A. A. and several other COM
binations plan to enter the loop.
"Ham'' Deeton's All-Stars will
clash with Shorty" Scrivener's All
Stars tomorrow afternoon at Dread
naught Park at 4:30 O'Clock.
Scoring eight runs in the eighth In.
ming, Motor Co. No. 5 bah tossers
vanquished Alexandria Cardinals. Is
to IL, here yesterday. .. The winners
entertain Rialtos Of Washington, here
Sunday. ~
White Sox bowed to Columbia Fire
men here yesterday, 6 to 10. Shaw OF
the losers got hits in 5 tries, in
oluding a double and "a a homer. b.
Padgett of Columbia also got hits,
one a two-bagger.
Virginia Gray A. c. will meet to-
morrow night to organize for the base
ball season. In 1925 the Grays won
the city unlimited amateur title.
Evening star., 1927-05-16
BY JOHN A. FERRALL.t

T HE Kid took a seat beside the
Old Timer as the latter
watched the tournament bowl
Il ers in action.
Twinkle, twinkle, cheap
cigar" chanted the Old Timer, sniff
fing the air and looking at the Kid s
smokestick. Twinkle, twinkle, cheap
cigar, how I wonder what you are?' y
he repeated. vsas.s@
'fOh. it's pure alfalfa admitted the
Kid, with perhaps@a strand or two
of rope as a filler. Frank handed it
to me at noon today. Well, he con-
tinued glancing down at the girl bowl
ers, II see that you have drifted into
your proper class. But why aren't
you bowling with one OF the teams?"
Take it from me-" said the Old
Timer. frankly. "there are several
girls down there that could hand you
or me trimming. Yes, sir, there are
some real jewels in that bunch.
They"
Largest Diamond i'm ID. C.
Speaking Of JEWELS interrupted
the Kid, IT saw the biggest diamond
in Washington. this afternoon"
"Where?" asked the Old Timer,
biting at once.
cat the ball park" replied the Kid,
promptly. II hope you didn't snap
off any of your store teeth biting into
that one so quickly. You really should
be careful. Be true to your teeth, you
know, and they'll never be false to
you. Tn sorry--and just to square
myself I'll take you down and intro
duce you to some of the girls
t.Not with this suit on protested
the Old Timer. ''It's as rusty as a
tin roof"
Suit Wore Like Iron--Rusted.
"Weli, you wanted something that
would wear like iron," said the Kid.
got wet. But why isn't Harry out to
watch the Missus bowl tonight?''
II guess he couldn't get any one
to take care Of the apartment
"You mean to say" asked the Kid,
astonished, that he wouldn't leave
the apartment alone at night?"
mot after what happened last Win
ter,' declared the Ola Timer.
What was that?' asked the Kid.
Then his face fell. "Omigosh." he
walled, 81 walked right into that and
now I've got to listen to one Of your
chestnuts, suppose"
Guess Who Sent EN-!
"What am. telling you is the truth.
the whole truth and nothing but the
TRUTH" declared the Old Timer. "As
was about to say, one. day last Win
ter when Harry and his wife came
home from the office they found in
their letter box an envelope contain.
ing two tickets to the theater for that
evening. With them was note read
ing, Guess who sent these?' Harry
and the Missus did some tall guessing,
but since the note was typewriter
they gave up"
'They didn't pass up the show,
hope" said the Kid.
'No, 1t was good one and they
Evening star., 1927-05-16
MANY D. C. TEAMS
TO VISIT ANNAPOLIS

ANNAPOLIS, May 16.--With II
contests in various lines of sport
scheduled for Navy varsity and plebe
teams against organizations from the
District of Columbia and vicinity.
the week might properly be termed
Washington week" at Annapolis.
Ten Of these had been regularly
scheduled and one was added when
rain interfered with the base ball
between Georgetown and the Navy
last Saturday. and the game was
postponed until today.
The sports in which Navy teams
Will engage those of the District are
nVe In number, baseball, track,
lacrosse, tennis and rifle shooting,
and four of them are between VARSITY
teams.
The card for Wednesday includes
base ball with the University of
Maryland varsity, lacrosse between
the Maryland freshmen and Navy
plebes. track between the plebes and
Dewitt Preparatory and base ball be-
tween the plebes and Western High.
This Is the schedule between Navy
and District teams for Saturday:
Varsity-base ball, Catholic Uni
versity; field and track, GEORGETOWN.
Piebes-Rifle shooting, Central High;
base ball, Georgetown freshmen;
field and track, Georgetown fresh
men; tennis. Maryland freshmen.
There will be but three events at
the academy during the week in
which District teams do not figure.
These are tennis between the plebes
and Baltimore City College on
Wednesday and rowing against Syra-
cuse and rifle shooting against the
Quantico Marines on Saturday.
st. Johns College has two games
of base ball at home during the week,
Camp Meade on Wednesday ana
Washington College on Saturday.
The latter game Is the last base ball
contest of the season and II has its
closing contest In two other branches,
but away from home. on the same
day. 1t plays tennis against Della
ware at Newark and lacrosse against
L LHirondelle in Baltimore.
The local rowing season will close
with the Syracuse race, the later
races for the Navy being the Henley
in Philadelphia on May %, and the
Poughkeepsie regatta late in June.
Syracuse will bring its varsity and
freshmen crews.
Evening star., 1927-05-16
TREASURY RACKETERS
HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

Treasury Department tennis team,
champions Of the District for 1925
and 1926. will hold Its annual elec-
tion at a meeting tomorrow after.
noon at 4:45 o'clock In Room 1s0,
Treasury Building.
All interested In tennis In connec-
ton with the Treasury Department
are requested to attend or get In
touch with Capt. C.. +. STAN.
Evening star., 1927-05-16
HIS SCHOOL CHANGES
HOPKINS GRID PLAN

By the Associated Press.
HANOVER, ". H.. May 16.--The
Dartmouth College Athletic Council
has declined to accept in full a plan
submitted last Winter by President
Ernest Martin Hopkins for the cor.
rection of "evils" in foot ball.
. President Hopkins called for aboli.
ton of paid coaching staffs and estab-
lishment of undergraduate coaching
systems, limitation Of play to sopho-
niores and juniors, and development
of two major teams in each college to
play reciprocal "home-and-home"
games.
The athletic councils reply, made
public in the form Of a letter from its
president, T.. G.. Hodgkins. to Presi-
dent Hopkins, favors the two major
teams for home-and-home games, but
suggests:
Employment of one resident coach
at fixed salary.
elimination Of training table as
such.
Cease all artificial stimulation of
undergraduates through mass meet
lnES or Otnec. TeldLeu meLHouS.
Require teams when playing out OF
town to leave at the latest time that
will permit them to arrive in time
and in condition to play.
Eliminate Spring or Winter prac-
tice.
DO away with all scouting of rival
teams, let captains handle their teams
on tie playing field with all coaches
in the stands. and arrange all games
as far as possible with colleges of
equal strength.
The council adds that the modifica-
tions it suggests might well be tried
to improve the game as a sport for
the players without detracting from
its interest to the undergraduates and
alumni. 1t expresses the hope that It's
suggestions will be discussed by other
colleges at meeting.
Evening star., 1927-05-16
TO REFIT CARNEGIE SHIP
FOR ANOTHER GLOBE TRIP

Dean is also rebuilding an 1S-foot
round.bottom fishing boat for Edward
C. Baltz, secretary-treasurer Of the
Corinthian Yacht Club.
Stanley Fl. Horner's Guest is on the
Corinthian yard railway for painting,
and Clarence Halls Kestrel is under
going repairs and general overhauling.
Evening star., 1927-05-16

=. individual high. Eanfes-Hulghes Ninth
No. IL 161: Mitchell (Ingranfl, 1856; Cor
deli 1Centenniall. Is3: F. Donaldson tGor-
s4sh Rhsx S;n,h IsS M 5etfeeii iSi
Individual high sets--Hughes tSinth No.
II. 3a7: Price iWaughl. 3Ss: Herney Ninth
No. u. 3S2: LiEley douglas No. IL. $50:
Individual high spares--Cordell iCenten.
mall. :21. Seatou tIngraml. a01: Mitchell
phenson .i1ngran,l. 100.
Ind,yidgal hish ssFifyes--aady y-.a .Ninfh a.. No
Ninth No. Il. SO. Seaton tlngramt. A:
cordells tCentenniall ~.
era9 isnsst 8So 1sS Wa,gh sa Sin,h No. l. 5s4
Douglas No. /. 500.
Highest team sets-Minth No. j.. ,ss3;
Centennial 1879: Ing ranl. 1851: Douglas
No. /. 1858; Gorsuch. ] 6e5.
Evening star., 1927-05-16
SOCCER TEAM ON WAY.

NEW YORK, May is H).--The All
Jewish soccer team, scheduled for a
tour of the United States, has left
Haifa. Palestine, and is due here May
27 on the Aquitania.
Evening star., 1927-05-16

Western and Business teams will
meet on the diamond and tennis court
in public high title clashes. On the
basis of showings thus far the boys
from across the creek" should win
handily in both contests. With the
Stenogs oft Of the way, the Western
combinations will have only the Tech
teams to encounter and will all but
achieve the championships.
In other ball games tomorrow
Georgetown Freshmen and Eastern
Will -aAaet-~aa the fatter's diamond,
Georgetown Prep ana st. Alban's viii
mix on St. 4AlbaHs field and Central
Wilf Journey to Alexandria to hook up
with Episcopal High. =
or the. three tennis engagements
only one. that between St. Adams and
Evening star., 1927-05-16

Claus Of Scale, an Alsatians owned
by the Prince o. Wales, has won over
40 prizes at English bench shows.
Evening star., 1927-05-16

Edward Leader. the coach, was i'm.
ported from the University of Wash.
date, so highly significant in rowing
at Yale, no Eli varsity shell has
crossed finish line in a rivals wake.
This does not argue that Yale crews
in this five-year period of blazing tri-
umph have been the best in the coun.
try. except, of course, in 1924, when
the Blue sweep swingers proved be.
yond question their right to represent
Evening star., 1927-05-16
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

N YEW YORK. May 16.-In defeat.
nj ing Columbia and Penn var.
III sity crews on the Housatonic
4 Y on May 7, Yale turned in
her fourteenth straight aquatic
Evening star., 1927-05-16

sxatsR ball games and a trio of ten.
'snis meetings make up the full
az program offered tomorrow by
/ scholastic athletes of this Sec
Evening star., 1927-05-16

Scoring eight runs in the eighth in.
ming, Motor Co. No. bah tossers
vanquished Alexandria Cardinals, Is
to II, here yesterday. The. winners
entertain Rialtos Of Washington here
Sunday -. tsS 81.
Evening star., 1927-05-16

"a HE Kid took a seat beside the
Old Timer as the latter
watched the tournament bowl
Evening star., 1927-05-16

"Ham" Deeton's All-Stars will
clash with shorty" Scrivener's ALL
Stars tomorrow afternoon at Dread
naught Park at 4:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-05-16

Semi-finals have been reached in the
Evening star., 1927-05-16

White Sox bowed to Columbia Fire
men here yesterday, to 10. Shaw Of
the losers got 4 hits in S tries, in
oluding a double and a homer. B.
Padgett of Columbia also got hits,
one a tWo-hagger ~.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-16
]. \. FL|CK|NGER |S
 ELECTED PRESIDENT
 OF ATHLETIC CLUB
WITH COOPERATION OF LADIES ORGANIZATION BANNER SEA-
 SON LOOKED FOR

The hearty cooperation manifested at last evenings meeting, which was the annual meeting and election of officers of the Seward Athletic Club, holds every promise that the coming years activities of the organization will be a banner one. A large rep resentation of members and others were present and for two hours dis cussed many matters pertaining to the clubs interest, mainly that of finance and general athletic program. The suggestion of having the Woman's Athletic Club cooperate directly was unanimously approved.
 J. H. Flickinger, Seward represent ative of the Alaska Steamship Co.,, was elected as president for the com ing year; Dr. A. R. Roberts, local dentist, was likewise elected to the e-president's chair; MT. Smith, of the U. s. Signal Corps headquarters staff, was elected secretary and treas urer and Leon Urbach. clothier and president of the Chamber of Con- merce, was elected to the two year term as director of the organization. w. R. Shellhorn, director, has yet another year to serve as director.
 The retiring officers were President Harold Painter; J. H. Flickinger, vice. president; D. E. Valade, director for the one year term; Irvo Dyer, secre- tary and treasurer.
 l A unanimous vote of thanks were extended to the retiring officers for their excellent work during the past year.
 T. R. McEwen, superintendent of 1 schools, was authorized to appear be- fore the City Council at the next reg ular meeting on Monday night, and present the matter of the use of the gymnasium, as in former years, to the school children of the city under the same financial arrangement as has been the custom in the past.
 It was learned that during the past year the s. A. c. has expended a sum close to $1,500 in general expenses of the organization and it is expected this sum will be exceeded by at least $500 this year.
 Following a brief talk on the general aims and ambitions of the club Presi- dent Flickinger set next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the high school assembly, as the time and place, for the officers of the club to meet again and draft and complete final plans for the coming winters activities.
 At this meeting a program commit tee will be appointed whose duties it will be to arrange a schedule of play and exercise for the various classes and other organizations who wish the use of the gymnasium. President Flickinger particularly pointed out that at this meeting he would like to have representative of the Woman's Athletic Club and one from the Boy Scouts, confer with the officers at this meeting in line of learning their wish I 1es.
 A membership committee will also be appointed as well as house con- mittee. A janitor will be hired throughout the winter assuring com fort and cleanliness.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-16

Frank Moore, who has been laid up for several months is planning to go to Portland next week and place him. self under the care of pr. Coffey.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-16

The s. S. Admiral Watson, of the F. s. s. Co, is expected to arrive in port next Sunday from the Westward en- route to the South.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-16

The Wild Cat is in port from Nuka bay having arrived early yesterday morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-16

The finest Sasety Razor lD the world at s15. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-16

Join Urbach's circulating library. Fifteen cents to read late book.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-16

Fresh killed local chickens. Car-j stems Packing Company.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07
KAROL BELOHLAVEK
ZAllJAI YovY URAD

Karof BefUhfavek, IA IL rokos
redaktor "Slovenskeho Hlasnika =
Gradneho organu SLOW. Evanjeli-
ckej Jednoty, zaujal l. oktobra
tirad hlavneho tajomnika Narod-
neho Slovenskeho Spolku. Trad
tajomnika je celkom odlisny cd
redaktorstva a preto liicenie. pa.
ma Belohlavka bolo iste t 'azke. Ia
Is rokov redaktorovania pri Has
niku srastol Ev. Jednotou. Bol
slovenskym evanjelikom Ameri.
Ike stalym a vernym ucitel 'om j
sluzobnikom. Ia svoje sluzby do
staval ale tax mizerny plat, ze sa
mu necndujeme, ked' sa koneGne
2 redaktorstva pod 'akoval pri-
jail nrad vynosnejsi. P. Belohlav-
kovi prajeme ma novom poll L.
cinkovania najvacsieho .iispechu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07
TRAJA SA ZATOPILI
PRE- HoRutosT

Lester w. Adams, 30-rocny kve-
tinar a Ed. Roemer. N-rocny ro-
botnik so 14-rocnou nevlastnou
dcerou sli sa kdpat', aby unikli
hordcostiam, ktore panujn. Adams
sa k1pal v Conneaut Lake, kde
prisly ma neho krce sa zatopil.
Roemer piknikoval pri Mercer
Tam jeho dcera skocila do hlbo-
kej vody zacala sa topit'. Roe
mer, ackolvek nevedel plavat'
hodil sa "a nou do vody a obaja
zahynuli. Adams, a1kol'vek len
M-rocny, zanechal rodWom vyse
pol miliona dolarov. Ma taky OBJ.
nos Dol poisteny jeho zivot.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07
STRAJK MAJNEROV
v ILLINOIS SKONCEN1

Majneri a OPERATOR bani v sta
tie Illinois sa konecne dohodli ma
skale a majneri sa hned vratili
do prace. OPERATOR statoch O.
hio a Pennsylvania sa osvedeili,
re ma podmienky, na axe pristali
operatori illinoiski. nepristanl, a
preto strajk Ohio a Pennsylva.
nil potrva d'alej. v povolanych
kruhoch panuje ale presvedcenie,
ze ked' sa zima priblizi, al tito O.
peratori vyhovia poziadavkam
majnerov. Skaia, podl'a ktorej sa
majneri v Illinois vratili do prace,
je stara, prijata v Jacksonville
pred poltret a rokom. Nova skala
bude vypracovana zvlastnym w
boron do Z. februara 1928.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07
LANSINGvILLtANI
/. CAMPIoNM
Zvit azili mad FatrellGanmi 60.

Basebalova Gata Sloyenskeho
Atletickeho Klubu ma Lansing.
vile dobyla minulej nedele v Ido-
IA .parku druheho campionstva v
Sloyenskej Baseball 4ige,. poraziac
farrellski catu pomere 6 ku 2.
Lansingvillcani dobyli tampion-
stvo iv prvej polovici a preto ma
Lansingville panuje vel ra.
dost'. X Wit 'azstvu i'm gratuluje-
me!
V hre vyznacili sa: Stricek, Pa.
vel Imam, s. Hura, Motosko, No.
wax a Flyn. Jan Krall je predse-
dom tejto slovenskej basebalovej
ligy, ktorej hry boly vzdy zauji.
nave hojne divakmi navstevo-
vane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07
ZNAMY sLOvAK, ANDREJ
sM1GOVSKH, U. P. J. KANE

Dobre znamy mlad0; Slovak 20
Steelton, p. Andrej Smigovsky.
vstIpil po tieto dni do spojenia
so satnym obchodom p. j. Kane,
10 West Federal ST., a povolava
Slovenky i Slovakov ma naustevu
V obchode Il Kane predavaji
vel'm dobr6 postell ne plachty,
vankniiove oblieeky, vselijake Ia,
move platno, obrusy, uteraky Ia.
move pamokove, krasne saty
kabaty a obleky. Vsetek tovar
tomto obchode je spoil 'ahlivy I
miernej ceny. Pan Smigovsky OBJ
sl1zi kazdeho k najvacsej spokoj
nosti a po slovensky. Vrele HI
odporiicame do priazne Slovako,
ma celom okoli.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07
|Scll6dza O'lr.
Sboru 81. Lisy
Sch6dza bude v nedel'u, so. olxto-
bra vecer s. hodine v Skole Es.
Cyrilla . Methoda.

Drahl bratia narode AkO jes
vam znamo, pred dvoma tyzdha-I
mi bolo oznamenf tycht0 n0vi.
nach,sEe Okresnt Sbor SLOW. Ligyi
blde &mat v kratkom ease sch6-s
dzu, pre- til pricinn, ably intestine
Sbory maly prilezitost nadost 81
sorganizovat' svolat sch6dze,
ale zial 'bohu do tohto casu este
som nevidel novinach, aby nie-a
ktory Sbor bo svolal schodzu o.
krem jednoho name ich tn ma
Mahoning doline spolu 6.
TAX zobnd me sa bratia a po-
vsimnite 81 toboto povolania. SyO-
latte sch0dze miestnych SborHv.
Name este celf tri tyzdna sa pri-i
chystat', mech nebnde vyhovorky,
ze tax alebo inak. Slovenskh Iii
gu potrebnieme a ma 60 nam je
p0trebna, to vam nejdem tuna w
syetlovat'. Teraz ma kazdy prile-
zitost do nej vstipit a povedat'
svoje slovo, ze ako m0zeme co maj
lepsie pokracovat co uznate IA
najlepsie vo vasom Shore, to sa al
stane. Prid'te ma schodze, dajte
svoje navrhy a nekritizujte Okres-
ny Sbor po korneroch, lebo TAX e-
Ste al tym odberate chut' praco-
vat, ktori doteraz bezzistne pra-
cuju. Nezabudnite svolat sch0-
DIE, zvol'te 81 zastupcov do Okr.
Sborn, oddajte mu lprayy, ze eo
jake treba pracovat "a mis- N
lpre nis vseakfeh Slax6kat X NJ,
honing doline. s
M. J. Lesnak, tai. Okr. Sb.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07
DIEfA NAPgIO SA
GAZOLfNU A ZOMRELO

Ellen Wilson, 7-racne diev6at-
ko z Fowler pri Warren, videlo
svojho otca, ako cicanim vytiah-
nul gazolin tanku aatomobilu
do kanvice. Ked otec odisiel od
auta, dievca chytilo cievu do 1st
a tiez zacalo cicat'. Miesto aby Gle
WI hned vypustilo z lst, ked' ga.
zolin za6al tiect', ono gazolin pre-
hltlo hned' nato odpadlo bez.
vedomi ma zem. Otec zaviez0l
svoje diet a do nemocnice vo War
ren, ale tam mn nemohli pom6ct
a ono zomrelo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-07
ROMAN 20 zIvoTA.

{ v Cernoviciach zije 75-rocny
pristipkar, syn ktoreho sa pred
rokmi ako 2O.ro6ny nicomnik od-
st''ahoval do Ameriky po dlhycl1l
zapasoch o zivobytie nadobudol
ako mattel 'ivePkej obuynickej to
varne vel 'keho majetkn. Zacho-
val 81 ysak voci svojmu otcovi me-
priatel 'stvo medal sa pohn1t' X
tomu, ably starfho otea podporo-
val. Pred niekol kymi tyGdiiami
bol tento bohaty syn, manzelka
ktorfho medzitym zomrela, 70
syojej vile v Chicagn prepadeny
banditmi a zavrazdeny. Jeho ma
jetok obnasajlci 100000 dolf-
rov pripadne teraz obn6nal
otcovi zijlcemu dosial' y Cerno
viciach. Starry pristipkar priisl
vraj tito. zpravn ceikom l,sho
stajns. Pripadol mn Size Nv
msjetok, sle % p& starec. NM 4
ma zbyva u len ni4kol 70 n
sivota, rcbit \ 5 sfcl 'kymi 3
mil ~ n "
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