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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27
Verdicts on
Big Battles
Don't Alter
Jacks Manager to Get
Nowhere; Other Demp-
sey Fights Recalled.

Omitted Press stan Correspondent
NEW YORK, Sept. 81 Jack
Dempsey's chances of having the
Tunney decision changed by the
Illinois boxing commission are about
one to one hundred, because the
commission hardly would dare to
go against the precedent that the
Judgment Of its officials must be
backed.
There have been several occasions
where the New York commission
has been asked to revise the de-
cision of officials and refused to do
it. There was loud yell to have
the decision of the referee reversed
after he had ruled Jack Dempsey
had not fouled Jack Sharkey and
after another referee had insisted
Dempsey did not violate the rules
in his fight with Firpo.
In this connection Dempsey hasn't
much room to complain. OF course,
the tossing away of million-d dollar
asset is not to be passed over light
ly Dempsey has had plenty Of
breaks-and in fact nearly all of the
breaks-in nearly every one of his
big fights.
He had all the breaks in the Will
lard fight. He had the breaks in his
fight with Tom Gibbons when he
was permitted to get away with
most anything. He battered Bill
Brennan down with rabbit punches
and he violated several rules in tie
Firpo fight.
In fairness to Dempsey, however,
1t must be said he is protesting now
only under advice. Leo Flynn is
leading the advance on the Illinois
Commission and he is doing it part
ly to cover up the outsmarting he
got from Billy Gibson and Jimmy
Bronson of the Tunney camp.
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DOPE ON HOT NATIONAL RACE

driving aspirants, Willard Worth
and George Naftger, both mighty
sweet material.
A dusky little fellow from Lafa-
yette, Alonzo Watford, a selection
of the writer, when he was in JEFF
ferson High School for an all-State
end, is after a wing berth. Potsy
decided to try him at full back in
the absence of almost anything that
resembled line crusher. Watford
certainly smashed hard
1t is certain Clark will find some
way of putting Alonzo back Non a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27
Tonight's Armory
Fistic Card

Ten Rounds-Chuck Virgins. Indianapolis.
VS. Art Weigand, Buffalo, N. Y; heavy
Eight Rounds-Johnny Murphy Chicago,
VS.. Joe OMalley, Columbus, Ohio $50
pounds.
Six Rounds-Frankie Frisco, Chicago, vs..
Jack Malone, Augusta, Ca. 1873 pounds
Six Rounds-Charley Genaro, Chicago, VS..
Chuck Templeton, Sullivan, Ind; 118
pounds.
Four Rounds-Rip Wilson, indianapolis,
VS.. Ted Hunt, indianapolis; 1870 pounds.
First scrap at $3.50.
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tainly has good material for that
one berth.
The Deinhart brothers, Joe and
Ignatius, former Jefferson of Lafa-
yette High School stars, who went
to Notre Dame for one year, are on
the squad. They are eligible only in
out-of-State games, inasmuch as
they have spent but one year in
Butler. Both are small, shifty
guards, characteristic of the Rockne
type.
John Southern, Negro, who played
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27

varsity ball two years ago for Pat
Page, Is back. Frank Heddon,
George Cottrell and Southern, are
the three veteran guards available.
In the sophomore material Schmed-
ell OF Muncie and Warren Glunt of
Tech. both big boys, are trying for
guard jobs
Billy Bugg, tower Of strength.
looks like the best tackle bet in the
Blue and White practice scrim-.
images. Francis Kilgore, another
veteran, Is the best bet on the other
side. Right on their heels are two
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27
R0CKNE IS DISSATISFIED

BU Enifed Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 81
Notre Dame athletes are in for a
typical relentless week of Rockne
training. Although various varsity
teams piled up more than point
a-minute" score on the freshman
team last Saturday, the Irish coach
affected disgust at the varsity show
ing, and will have his athletes
sprawling at the tackling dummy,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27

N
Tx phia, I had most unusual
0 interference play come up. In
my twenty-five years of umpiring
experience, I had never seen any,
thing quite like it. Naturally the
fans were puzzled and took decided
exception to the ruling, not being
familiar with just what had hap
pened.
That evening, in discussing the
game with Frank Jacobs, who is a
leading manufacturer of mems
clothing and who might have been a
baseball magnate had he back in
1900 accepted an invitation by Con-
ME Mack to purchase a half interest
in the Athletics, he brought up an
angle that I am sure will sooner or
later be adopted by major league
clubs.
When I explained my ruling to
him, he remarked:
1T is unfortunate there isn't some
way of letting the fans in on such
secrets. Had they known why you
so ruled there would have been little
or no protest.
II have already believed the score
cards should carry a glossary Of the
unusual things that can happen on
the ball field, such as out for inter-
ference or running out of line, leav-
ing a base too soon on a fly ball,
failure to touch base, blocking the
runner without the fielder having
the ball in his possession and the
like"
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speech. In reply,
I told him he had
slipped me the
toughest assign
ment possible, for
if there is one
game the Ameri-
can public feels
that it knows, it
is baseball.
At every big
league ball game
a majority of
those present are
sure they could
do a better lob of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27
Dundee VS.. Hudkins

By United Press
BALTIMORE, sept. 27.-Joe Dun
dee, Baltimore, worlds welterweight
champion, has signed a contract to
defend his title against Ace Hud-
kins, Nebraska, on Oct. 20 in Los
Angeles. Dick Donald is the pro-
moter. 1t will be referees deci-
sion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27
FAvORITES BEAT

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-sandy,
4-year-old gelding of the B. B.
stables, beat out the favorites in
the eleventh running of the Wood
mere claiming stakes at Aqueduct.
Well played at to 2, Simon
brought Sandy in to earn $4,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27
RACE TRACK ACCIDENTS
17-Year- Old Jockey May Die From
Injuries Received in Race.

BIZ United Press
HAVRE DE GRACE, Md, Sept.
27.-A series of accidents in which
one jockey probably was fatally in
jured and four others hurt, marred
the Matron Handicap and two
other races.
Freddie Armstrong, II, may die
from injuries received when his
mount, Spanish Aster, fell in the
handicap. Three jockeys were thrown
in the seventh race and another
Sprained his arm in the sixth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27
IT'S HITCHCOCK AGAIN

TOmmy's Sand Point Team Wins
U. S. Open Polo Championship.
By United Press
WESTBURY, N. Y, Sept. 81
Tommy Hitchcock's Sand Point
team captured the American open
polo championship Monday, defeat
ing the British Army-in-India team,
IL to 7, in the finals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27
TO ATTEMPT COMEBACK
Paul Berlenbach to Try Once More
to Regain Mitt Title.

BU United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Paul
Berlenbach, former light-heavy-
weight champion, will attempt to
stage a comeback, it was announced
by Ben Stern, who replaced Dan
Hickey as Berlenbach's manager.
Berlenbach plans to travel South,
engaging in bouts in Havana, At
lanta and California, and return
here late in November prepared to
go after his lost crown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27
CATHEDRAL WORKS HARD
Irish TO Open Season at Washing
ton Park Saturday.

ton Park Saturday.
Coach Joe Sexton is putting his
Cathedral High School grid squad
through strenuous workouts in
preparation for the Irish opening
game Saturday against Thorntown
at Washington Park. Competition
is strong for Eackf1eld berths.
Clements probably will start in
the fullback position in Saturdays
game while Knebel and Willimin
are likely choices for the halfback
Jobs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27

The Mickleyville Grays defeated Bridge
port in the second OF their three-game
one game this season and would like to
hear from 9 fast State club for next Sun
day. Call Belmont 1888 between and 8
Box 1858.
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Silver Flashes defeated the Lincoln
Lies, 2 to o., at Fl Wayne Sunday. Flashes
will play at Bloomington Sunday For
State games address w. T. Day, 63l6
Ferguson st., or call Humboldt 1925.
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Spade A. C.s. playing In the sixty-pound
class: opened their season with an le-to-0
victory over the o. T.. LIS. A game is de-
sired by the Spades for next Sunday. Cali
Earl Washburn, Main Att during the day.
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BASKETBALL

ball team at 1880 .. m. Wednesday. All
Wishing tryouts are requested to attend.
Following please note: Bear, Reed,
Luckett, Martin. Fort, Petka. Murray and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27

Those were the Instructions
handed me by the POSTMASTER at
a recent athletic banquet in the
East at which was one of the
speakers.
I had to smile as the master of
ceremonies briefly outlined my
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27

REYNOLDS, Ind, Sept. 27.-IndianapoIis
A. C.s defeated the local club. Z 20 8,
here Sunday. owens A. G.. twirler, famed
fourteen OF the locals. Crickmore and
johnson hit homers for the visitors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27

The lad, Grant ellis, who threw
that much-diSputed long pass in
the Alabama Washington game at
Pasadena in 1926, joined Wash
ington recently and broke in at
shortstop the day Of his arrival.
ellis is from Birmingham in the
Southern League, and is said to
be ready for a major league job.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27

Et-7 URING my travels over the
N American League circuit, ]
meet scores of rabid fans,
men who are highly successful in
their own particular lines of en-
deavor, yet feel they have many
ideas that would better baseball II
Incorporated in the rules.
Recently, while in Washington,
DR.. Burdine, a learned man of med
icine, in all seriousness told me he
believed the method of scoring in
baseball was all wrong. He is OF
the opinion that a team should re-
ceive certain credits for men left
on bases.
It is DR.. Burdine's thought that,
if an inning should end with run
ner on third and one on first, that
team should be credited with one
run; three quarters of run for
the man who was on third when
the inning closed and one-fourth a
run for the man on first. He be-
lieyes such a system would make
for closer score games and more ex-
ira inning battles.
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Lincoln Highways defeated the Worth
ington Grays, 6 to 3, Sunday. For games
with the Highways write Gus Fleming
2l29 Massachusetts, Ave-. or call Cherry
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27

i WNh IlElN OllCAC 10 lAly NCAy SOON
III friend, Major Cavanaugh,
IL football coach at Fordham
and one of the gridiron's best. He
has some unique ideas on baseball.
I am Of the opinion that he is
usually simply "joshing" me with
his contentious, but he does it with
a straight face.
One of his favorite objections is
to the rule that says no runs can
score. on double play, in which
the third out is a force or the bats
man fails to reach first. He claims
if there are runners on first and
third, with one out, and the bats
man hits to the shortstop, who
forces the man at second, also get
ting the runner at first, the run
should score if the man from third
is over the plate before the third
out Is made.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Today

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Philadelphia.
sc. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
(Only games scheduled.)
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STATE BASEBALL SCORES
Indianapolis Nu-Grepes. 10: Indianapo-
Boonville, 6: ltockport, 3.
Hope Red Sox IL: Grammer Grays. 9.
indianapolis fndwayS, 6: Quincy, g.
Lincoln Highways, Indianapolis. g.:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston tboth games post
eoned; cold weather..
(Only games scheduled.)
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managing than the men paid
princely salaries for so doing. They
are ever ready to slip advice to the
star players and are positive they
know lot more about umpiring
than the men assigned to that
rather unenviable task.
Perhaps that is why baseball is so
popular. One must be greatly in
terested in a sport to labor under
the above Authorizations.
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BASEBALL CALENDAR

mo other games scheduled.)
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Yesterdays Results

NATIONAL LEAGUE
(Six Innings: RAIN
Pittsburgh ............... olo 0o0-l o
chicago ................ 900 000-0
Milius. Goocr: Nehf. Hartnett.
(Thirteen Innings)
st. Louis . 600 00l 900 900 2-S IL
Cincinnati ~. 010 900 900 600 OIL IA
Haines. o,Farrell. Schultz: Luque. Har-
grave. Sukeforth.
New York ......... 100 100 000-2
Philadelphia ........ OLA $50 01s-9 II o
Grimes, Pitt. Faulkner. Taylor. Devor(
mer: Ulrich. Wilson.
me other game scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE
r,aAroik - 100 OOf OO0.-2 o
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BASEBALL
Tuxedo Strollers suffered their second
defeat of the season to Charlottesville, 5
to 0. Sunday. Strollers will play the Mars
Hill Zine at Mars Hill next Sunday. All
Strollers are requested to report for
practice Wednesday evening.
Keystones defeated the Merits, TO- o,
in the first fray of series, last Sunday
at the Greenhouse Park. The game was
played in 0ne hour and twenty minutes.
The second Of the series will be played at
Pennsy Park Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-27
DLAYING
Il The FIELD
with Billy Evans

UST tell us some of the
things we Go not know
about baseball"
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EN ECENTLY, while in Philadel-
Tx phia, I had a most unusual
interference plav come In. In
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
(Six Innings; RAIN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29
YouNesrowNsKEH sLoyaNsK1 NovIxy

Wisconsin. Department Fariem a
Trhov V State New York a podob-
ne instit1cie V niekol 'ko inych sta
toch sostayujd kaIzdy rok podrob-
ne soznamy fariem, ktore 81 ma
predaj alebo do arendy, podava.
JUG sddasne vsemQzne informacie.
TAX iste al undergraduates W.
soke Aoly v roznych statoch mo-
zu podat' spoil 'ahlive informacie
o hospodarskych podmiemk ach,
pode, a inych d5lezitych fakto-
roch " akomkol 'vek mieste tom
ktorom State. Okresny agent mi
nisterstva pol 'nohospodarstva SIP.
Statov stojf tiez k dispo1lcii novo
prichadzaj1cim osadnikom, ktori
81 v rozpakoch, jakemu druhu
farmarenia by sa mali venovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29

vel'mi mnoho clenkyn. Pri tAj pri'
lezitosti jedna sestra krasne ozdo-
bila oltar kvetinami, "a co jej
srdecne d d'akujem. Sv. omsu slu-
Iii a Idkyne spovedal mas vlp.
Jan M. Liscinsky, ktoremu tiez
vyslovujem srdecne vd'aiky.
tlenkyna spolku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29
YoUNCsToWNsK7 Y NEMOO!
PoDPoRUJtCI SRQLoK

Uradnfci: Jozef Martinko, predseda.
s55 Carlton st, Jozef Javorsky, pod.
predseda. Stefan Novotn5, dct.; 4o4 e.
Myrtle Ave- Andfej Adanko, petlad.
mix, 1884 Oak st. - Martin Muran.
sky Frantisek Hudik, dozorcovis.. y.
Sch6dze vydrziavajd 50 kasdd prvd
nedel'u mesiaci ' skole ". Cyrilla .
Methoda 3. hod. popoludAf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29
MATTE sA MA PoZoRE PRED P0ZEMKOVYMI
PODVODNIKMI
F. l.. /. S..

Sd 40 AlllefIky, - lllOLelIc lDd lt-
raz odpovedat' IA Vas dopis.'
"Vzhl 'adom k tomu, re ameri-
cka vlada vydava povolenia ku
vstupu na americkti podu iba tym,
co maju skutocne V umysle 81 tu-
ma zak1pit' farmy ma mich sa
trvacne usadit' nasa spolocnost'
je ochotna zadovazit' ako pre- vas
talk al pre- vasu rodinu povolenie
k prist 'ahovaniu sa do Amerlky,
ak sa naozaj rozhodnete usadit
ma nasiah. farmach " Marston,
Missouri, a ak zakdpite najmenej
styridsat' akrov pody.''
"Ohl 'adom nasho ostatneho IL
stu, musime Van oznamit' ), ze Wy
bavenie zalezitosti, tykajicej sa
nasich fariem V Marston, Missou-
ri, sa trochu zdrzalo vinou volieb
pryej polovici tohoto mesiaca.
Uz V tomto tNzdni bude vsak ce-
la zalezitost' vo Washingtone zno
WI prejednavana a ku koncu bu-
d1ceho tyzdna dostane sa aklste
k vySetreniu prist 'ahovaleckymi
uradmi. -
"Ako nam oznamuje mas pray
mix z Washingtonu, dostane vizo
kazdy kllpujmci, lebo dvaja sena-
tori, jedon kongresnik guverner
statu Missouri osobne prevail We
I denie celeho jednania.
Uradnym vysetrenim celeho to-
hoto prfpadu bolo zistene, re su-
dierom nepodarilo sa, ako bolo
mono ocakavat', dostat' do A.
meriky ami jedneho cudzinca, pre-
ktoreho bola u mich poda zakd
pena.
AK mate tedy v llmysle 81 XII
pit farmu, mech uz mall alebt
el'ku, dajte pozor, ably ste sa ne
dostal do r1k dajakemu klamaro
, vi obrat tie sa radsej bud ma mi
nisterstvo pol ,nohospodarstva W
Washingtone, pol 'nohospodarskl
vysoktl skolu vo vasom State ale
, BIO ma pol 'nohospodarskeho agen
= ia vo vasom okrese, cd ktorycl
: sa vam dostane tych najspol 'ahli
vejsich informacii.
!, Vybrat' dobr1 farmu ME j
/ l'ahkou vecou, we'd je to miesto
: kde budete lit praco sat mol
: no cely svoj zivot. Bolo odhadnu
: te, re farmy menia svojich mali
: tel'oy kazdych tridsat' rokov, al
/ mech uz farma yam ma sllMit n
4 dlhSiu alebo kratsiu dobu, je pre-
i dsa najvacsmi dolezite, ably ste 5
i svoi domov Ma vidieku vybra
i spravne. Vas domov ia farme
: farmarenie samotne sd nerozluci
: tel l'nymi vecmi. Farma, ktora
, hi 'adiska dolarov centov j
/ snad vel mi zelatel 'nou, moze by
: pre- vase zau.my celkom bezcen
, neu, ak neposkytuje vam ziad
nych vyhod 60 sa tyka spolocen
skeho zivota. Ma druheJ stran
| mozu al vNborne spolocenske POI
, mienky znamenat' vel mi malo q
: lebo skoro nie, ak ME sll doplhe
vane nspesnym farmarskym OH
,. chodom.
: Cudzinec, ktory je ME obozns
meny americkym farmarenlm,
: lebo clovek mesta, ktory mem
ziadnych zktlsenolstl y posudzo
!: vani fariem, bude al1iste upntan
! tax zvanymi t.show farms, kte
I re ma prvy pohl 'ad zdajii sa byt
/ vybornymi farmami, ktorych pr
i dukcia je vsak v skutocnosti pr
mala, nez ably nlohla zbaezpeeit
zlaj to najskromnejsie zivobytis
J Farma sa m66e pysit peknyn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29
osLAvILY PEKNE
SVOJU PATRONKU

Spolok Sv. Amy, {. 30 'IkSzJ,
oslavil v utorok rano svo1u pa
tronku sv. Annu hromadnym pri-
stupenim ku sv. spovedi a sv. pri-
jimaniu. Spovedi sllcastnilo sd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-07-29

UStanoVenle prlSt dnOFaleckeno
nakona z roku 1924, dl'a ktoreho
farmari, farmarski robotnici a ich
rodiny tesla sa vyhodam pred
nostnej triedy V kvote pri st ,aho-
vani sa do Spojenych Statoy, pri-
viedlo skupinu pozemkovyeh SUI
dierov ma novy sposob podvadza-
MIA l'ahkovernych a nedostatoc-
ne informovanych liudi. Cudzin-
ci, ktorf sa usadili tejto zemi k
tlyacnemu pobytu pre- prlsnost
prist ahovaleckeho zakona memo
IA dosikovat' svoje rodiny do
Ill adIiej dobe, s1 uist 'ovani tymi-
to klamarmi, re m0zu svojim man.
zelkam al det 'om l'ahko a chytro
pomoct' do Ameriky, akonahle 81
od Mich kipia farmu.
Podobne tvrdenie nezaklada sd
ako podist YIN vacSina nasich kra-
janov vie, na pravde, lebo dl' "a
prist 'ahovaleckeho zakona iba ten
farmar alebo farmarsky robotnik,
ktory bol pripustenv do Amerlky
ma zaklade VIA pol 'nohospodar-
skej prednostnej triedy po /. JUL
1924, moze 81 emit naroky ma to,
ably al jeho manzelka deti holy
pripustene do Ameriky v pred
nostnej triede. Krem toho bolo Ii
stene, re tiez nastavajllci prist a.
hovalci obdrzali uz "a hraniciaml
rome nabidky, ktorych bola rec
tom, re sa l'ahko mozu dostat
do Spojenych statov, akonahle
budn tuna vlastnit' podu.
.Ista obchodna spolocnost', kto
ra sa dopustila podobnych sudier
skych manipulacii, bola prave o
znamena ministerstvu post Spo5e
nych Statov. Spolocnost' tato ma
yiedla cudzincov tuna al "a hra
nicami, ably 81 >zakilpili farny
sl'ubujalc i'm okamzite pripusteni'
bud ich samych, bud ich pri
buznych.
Spoloenost ohlasovala takto:
''Sme takom postaveni, q
m0zeme dosikovat' vasich pri
buznych alebo priatel'ov do A
meriky najkratsom case. "
Ked' cudzinec, omameny tout,
akiste neocakavanou moznost 'o1
ma skore spolusijdenie sa so svo
jou rodinou, pozadal firmu o Q
statne informacie, bolo mu ozna
meme, ze sa musl stat predoyset
kym mattel 'om farmy re potion
vraj vsetko pojde ako q yretena
Po obdrzanf podobneho sdeleni,
vel a inych dopisov, naplnenycl
vsemoznylni neuskutocnitel 'nym
sl'ubmi, nejedon dovercivy cudzl
nee sa rozhodol ulozit svoJe 'al
ko zarobene peniaze podnlku
ktory mu nukal moznost slst 81
po dlhom rozlilcenf znovu so svo
jou rodinou. Ak sa rozhodol, q
zem kupi, bol poziadant, ably slo
I'll Y hotovych peniazoch 400 a.
roo dolarov krem toho sunni
25 dolarov ma trovy, spoJene $.
ziadost 'ou priplstenie jeho prl
buznych. Bol zaroven upozornen.
la to, ze sumu 25 dolarov nesmf
povazovat' ako splatku na zaku
pen1 podu.
Nize podavame niekol 'ko w
znamnych vynatkov dopisov, Y.
slanych dotycnou spolocnost 'ou
sPonevac smes boil vel'm "a
mestnani vypravenfm Nvej sku
4 piny knpcov na nase farmy
Marston, Missouri pre- ktoryca
/ 3D. nam podarilo ziskat' k nasm7
va 'kelnu poteseniu .povolenie
ashingtonu na prist 'ahovani
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