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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
Bulldogs in
Valley Event

Eight members of the Butler Gin
der squad will compete in the Mis-
souri, Valley conference title car
nival at Omaha, Neb., next week
end, coach Hermon Phillips an
nounced today. Phillips sent his
stars through a light drill today.
Professor Gelston, chairman Of
the faculty athletic committee. and
Tony Hinkle. athletic director, will
accompany Phillips and the Bulldog
thinlies to the event. The squad
will leave Wednesday. Buffers dia-
mond warriors got into action to-
day, facing N. A. O. U. Hutsell was
the Blue mound starter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
Club
Rents Stadium

81 United Press
CLEVELAND. MAY 1.-THE
Cleveland Indians baseball club and
the city of Cleveland have arrived
at terms whereby the Indians will
play their home games in the new
municipal $4,000, 900 stadium, Mayor
Ray T. Miller announced late Mon
day.
Negotiations between the city and
the club have been conducted ever
since the stadium was built, but no
agreement could be reached. The
tentative agreement calls for rental
of $50. 900 a wear.
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!. L. ATTENDANCE UP
BBUnifcd Pres.

3FTTFN
JERSEY CITY, May l7.-Dave
Driscoll, new president of the Jersey.
City club, claims the International
League is enjoying greater prosper
ity this season than any other or
ganization in baseball, averaging
5000 daily in paid attendance
about half the major league average.
Attendance figures have increased
at least IS per cent over last year,
he said.
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BIZ United Press
DETROIT, May IT. - Walter
Hagen was waiting here today to
learn if his belated application to
enter the British open golf tour
nament, cabled Monday when he
learned the list had been closed,
would be accepted.
Il thought" said Hagen, three
times winner of the event. "the
closing time was the same as the
American open. Maybe they will
let me in. Then maybe they won't.
I'd like to play, since I will be in
England this summer"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
BASEBALL CALENDAR
Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis ........ 600 100 oil Y Q
ST. Paul ............ 100 40 COX Is o
AM rei HSrv hIi Adens Snd FeRner anu
Louisville at Toledo; postponed; rain.
Kansas City at Milwaukee: no game;
played In doubleheader Sunday.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
sslsyelygnd. ..... S goo 0 200 100 Soo- ,i /
Hudlin. Connally. Pearson and Sewell
Pytlak; Gomez and Dickey.
Ten Inningsl
Chicago .......... o0o 200 200 /
LYON Lyons and Berry: Durham. Russell,
Moore and Tate.
Detroit ...... 600 500 100 /
Philadelphia -. o22 600 00o-4 0
sorrell and Havworth Cain. De shonE.
walberg and cochrane.
St. Louis .......... oIo olo 600 !
washington .....-.. 600 600 100
GRAY and r. Terrell; weaver. Crowder
and Berg, Spencer.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN ........... 100 10 00s-ll IS 6
Pittsburgh ... 600 600 0l0-
Mungo and Lopez: French. Spencer.
Brame. Chagnon and Grace.
New York .. i0i 600 600 2 J
Cincinnati ......... 900 oO6 COX
Fitzsimmons. Gibson and Hogan; Lucas
and Manion.
Philadelphia ...... 020 i22 003-i0 n I
Chicago .....-.... 020 oil SILL 10
Grabowski. Bolen. Elliott Collins and
McCurdy. Smith. May Timing, Malone
and Hartnett.
Boston at st. Louis; postponed: rain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Braves Drop
Bill Sherdel

BIZ UHlfed Pfcss
ST. LOUIS, May l7.-Bill Sherdel,
ft-handed pitcher, was given an
unconditional release late Monday
by the Boston Braves, Manager Bill
McKechnie announced.
Sherdel went to the Braves along
with Fred Farmhouse in 1880 in a
trade that brought Burleigh Grimes
to the st. Louis Cards. Last year
he won six games and lost ten.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
A. 3. C.S IN TWIN BILL

It vas ladies day" at Perry sta
dunn today for the double header
between Jim Taylor's A. B. C.'s and
the Pittsburgh Negro team. The
contest Of Monday was postponed
on account Of rain and added to the
bill this afternoon to supply the
bargain attraction. Action was to
start at o'clock. Women we're to
be admitted free to the double pro-
gram.
A. 3. C.'s and Pittsburgh broke
even IN their twin bill Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
CARTDEo CONSIDERS OFFER


COLUMBIA. Mo-. May i7-Frank
Carideo. former all-American quar-
ter back at Notre Dame. and now a
member Of the Purdue grid staff. Is
considering an offer to become
head coach at the University OF
Missouri. succeeding Gwinn Henry.
who resigned recently.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
IRISH NAME BALDWIN

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, May IT.
Johnny Baldwin of Chicago, guard.
will captain the 1928 Notre Dame
basketball team. He was elected
unanimously by his teammates at
the annual basketball dinner Mon
day night.
In 1929 he was named all-America
high school forward as a result of
his brilliant work in the Stage
tournament.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
WALKER GETS CHANCE
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK. May 17.-Mickey
Walker, who surrendered his worlds
middleweight title to seek the heavy
weight crown, has been signed, ten
tatively. as the 1888 opponent for
the winner of the Max Schmeling-
Jack Sharkey title fight in June.
Madison Square Garden an
nounced that a later agreement will
be signed with Walker. six months
before the bout. providing that
Walker then retains his current
status as heavyweight title con-
tender.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
Victory!
nor the first time in twer

TOR the first time in twen-
Il ty-one years member
of the fair sex will touch foot on
the famous indianapolis motor
speedway where the twentieth
annual 500-mile automobile
race will be held May 30.
A woman drum and ougle
corps will break into the man.
made precincts OF ''no-woman's
land" when they lead the
world-femous l.500 piece band
in the Decoration day services
which precede the race.
The rule preventing racing
drivers or officials from taking
their best girl or better half
for a spin over the traditional
bricks, however, will remain in
effect.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
ILLINI HoNoRs GBUR

2 = q HFFFW f@FfkN
CHAMPAIGN. H.. May It'd
die Gbur. second baseman on the
Illinois baseball team, has been
awarded the conference medal for
proficiency in scholarship and ath-
letics by the University OF Illinois
athletic council.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
Semi-PrOS, Amateurs

Ruralton A. C.s. newly organized club
making ITS hrst appearance on the dia-
ton Merchants. ~ 10 /. Ruraiton boasts
a fast and weli-balanced team and wants
games with city or state CLUBS. Call or
write Stokes Billiard parlor. 2806 East
Washington street. or phone Cherry $3.50.
Prospect A. c.s will practice wednes-
day and will meet Friday at the home OF
Manager Ragan. A. Miles. j. Miles. Bur-
nell and John, notice.
Gaseterias and Fisnner- Buchanan mines
staged a Municipal League thriller at
Brookside. with the Gas boys finishing
on TOP Of te count BIZ c c5oI;
without a bobble while Wavman and
Miller made several fine catches in the
outneld.
New Palestine defeated Gwynnvllle in
slab duel between Dickev ana Thurston.
iers rec received nne SUPPORT and STANLEY
homer was the batting feature. Shelby
vile TramwayS viii piay New Palestine
next SUNDAY.
Highland A. c.s defeated Jake Freiie
practice At q 30 .. m wednesday at River
side No. q State teams wanting juno
and July games address Alva Russell. 809
Highland avenue.
Indiana Bell dropped Union stock Yards
Ter allowed seven hits and famed eleven.
Huesinr's two triples and a triple play.
Bsbcock 70 Schroeder. to Baldauf. fes.
ured the tilt.
Fountaintown baseball club lost a thrill
Ter TO PorterE Camp. 70 Q. SUNDAY.
Bush allowed but six scattered hits and
Davis and Cobb gave IN total Of eight.
Fnuntaintnwn viii nlav Willard A. C.s on
the home lot next SUNDAY. For games
write BOX Z. Fountaintown. Ind.
McQuav Norris nine lost 70 Cicero sun
dav IN an exciting game. Dutch Wcklif
starred as relief pitcher for the losers and
Dan Cooper hit for the circuit. McQuay
Norris team will 60 70 Deming next sun
dav and q game is wanted with an out
of-fown team for MAY %. The team will
practice Sunday morning A. $50 ~ Car
Geld No ;. For games call Wick At
Drexsl S7i6-W.
indianapolis Recorders will play their
second game OF the season Sunday May
y at CTawfordsviile. In their first start
the Recorders downed the Reds at
Seymour. y 20 0. Manager Baldwin will
use Graves or Lefty Drew IN the box Sun
dav with r. Payne catching. On May 20
the recorders will play at Cambridge City.
on May 30 at Fountsintown and on June
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
CUYLER OUT FOR MONTH
RuTnfted Press


CHICAGO, May l7.-Kiki Cuyler,
Chicago Cubs outfielder, will be
out OF action another month, the
club physician said today after ex-
changing the heavy cast or ais
broken toe for lighter one. He
cracked the bone in his left foot
about three weeks ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
COLLEGIANs RAINED OUT

81 Times cpcci1t
GREENCASTLE, Ind. May IT.
The baseball game scheduled for
Monday between De Paw and
Franklin was postponed by rain
and will be played here wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
GREYHoUNDs TRIUMPH

Taking advantage of twelve err
rors, Indiana Central nine trounced
Indiana Medical School. 10 TO 2, at
University Heights Monday. Three
I. @. pitchers checked the medical
club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
SHEvLIN TO ROCHESTER
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
CINCINNATI, May Jimmy
Shevlin, young first sacker, was re-
leased on option today BY the Gin
cinnati Reds to Rochester Of the IN
ternational League. Rochester Is
owned by the st. Louis Cardinals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17

Diesel car. which Travelled non-stop in
race.
Fred Mercy who drives. a Cole
man entry, went out hunting the
other day. Breezing down the front
stretch at 100 miles an hour, Fred
watched a bird maneuver around
and then fly directly in front of the
car. You can't swerve on a race
track. 1t was tough on the bird.
Tony Gulotta and Luther johnson took
70 the bricks Tor short SPINS Mondav ana
men the track was idle until late In the
afternoon when Chef Miller took OF.
Lean Duray was expecting to take ont
his two-eyeie TODAY for an airing. And
that's lust what Billy Arnold was intend
Ing to do with his MiIler-Hartz SpeciaI
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
Buckeyes Net Champ

COLUMBUS. o. May i7.-Ohio
States unbeaten tennis team today
vas declared champion of the West
ern Conference for the second con-
secutive year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
Yankees Lead League,
Tie ShutOut Record

NEW YORK May l7Brsn pitching has boosted the New York
with
hitting
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
Fast Boys to Struggle for Pole
Position in Saturday Time Spins

Here's Russ snowberger, pioneer
in stock car racing, and his new
Hupp Comet, in which he viii
make a bid for one Of the top
berths in the starting field OF the
international 500-mile speed
classic here May 30. He hopes to
be one Of the first on the bricks
when qualifying trials open next
Saturday. Snowberger already
has turned several laps between
ia and III miles an hour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
AT Columbus Monday
INDIANAPOLIS
rive innings: RAIN

Five innings. RAIN
indianapolis .............+...... l0l 01-4
NDAAAApua .ssss.ss .sss..ssss IL W.
Runs batted in-Crawford. 2. Lebour-
veau. Bluege, Cullop. Ash. 2: Taitt Siga-
foos. Pur1y. 2. Three-base hit--Crawford.
Two-base hits-Crawforc. Angley. Riggs.
hits-Lebourveau, Whitehead. Double plays
Ash TO Bluege to Crawford 70 Bluege.
Crawford to Biuage. Left on baseS-In-
dianapoiis. S: Columbus A. Bases on balls
-On Ash. ,; of Cooney. /: OF Logan. 2.
Struck out-By Ash. 2: by Logan. /. Hits
or Cooney. IN ? innings and TO two
baters in third: Of Logan. ! IN z innings.
Losing pitcher-Cooney. Umpires-John-
son and Pffener. Time-i:05.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17

HUME hNNN
=oxx. Athletics T.. 9lGehringer, Tigers.
Collins. Cards -. 8 Cochrane, Athletics
Terry Giants -. n
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Averiu. Indians 90 Terry. Giants -. 2:
Gehringer. Tigers Is Simmons, Athlet.. p
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
Games Today

Games To-Day
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Columbus.
Louisville at Toledo.
ST. Paul at Kansas City.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ST. Louis at washington.
Chicago az Boston.
Cleveland at New YORK.
Detroit at philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at St. Louis
New York at Cincinnati.
PHILADELPHIA At Chicago.
BROOKLYN At Pittsburgh.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17
Major Leaders

0urIuding Games Played May 49,
TrAnINC HATTERS
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Fountaintown baseball club lost a thrill
Ter 10 Portcr's Camp. 2 70 Q. Sunday.
Bush allowed but six scattered hits and
DAVIS and Cobb gave up a total OF eight
Fountaintown viii plav willard A. c.s on
the home lot next SUNDAY For games
write BOX Z. Fountatntown. Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17

third baseman wants = tryout with
a fast team PLAYING Saturday or Sunday
ball Write r. Hcrstman. 1890 Shepard
street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17

indianapolis Reserves defeated the fast
Greenfield Merchants. , to :. in an ex-
citing battle at Greenhouse park on the
Blun road Sunday. Lefty Thomson Of
Greenfield allowed SIX hits and Joises OF
the Reserves allowed seven. Next Sunday
the fast St. Paul Ind team will invade
Greenhouse park and another fast contest
Is expected.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17

Highland A. c.s defeated Jake Freiie
Grocery nine SUNDAY 10 to S. and viii
practice at 2 30 D. m wednesday at River
side No. 2 state teams wanting June
and july games address Alva Russell. 900
Highland avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17

Indiana Bell dropped Union Stock Yards
nine 10 O. SUNDAY. REYNOLDS Bell twir-
Ter allowed seven hits and famed eleven.
Housings two tribes and a triple play.
Babcock 70 Schroeder. to Baldauf. fea.-
ured the tilt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17

New Palestine defeated GWvnnVllle In a
slab duel between Dickev and Thurston.
the final score being TO ]. Both hur-
homer was the batting feature Shelby
vile TramwavS viii play New Palestine
next SUNDAY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17

AIS Service nine chaiked IN another
victory sunday. defeating Ingalls, Blues at
ingalls,. 10 10 ?. Burne-. hurled for the
NictorS, giving up but s.lree blows AIS
Service Club is without a game for next
sunday and would ike 70 book fast state
club. Fayetie, Fountaintown and Clover
dale. notice. Write AIS Service Station
ss3S Shelby street, OF call Drsxei 779i-Ring
4. ask for Paul.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-17

Mohawks will tanele with Beech Grave
RenS SUNDAY al Beech Grove. Mohawks
would IKE 70 schedule games with fast
Guy or state teams. townsville. Lebanon.
eor games call Hs. 43s2-W and ask Tor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09

trhov pre- svoje produkty. Roz-
licne platby ma hypoteku, dane,
poistenie a hradenie 1rokov zna-
menalo rocny vydavok cajsi 500
dolarov. Tieto vydavky a vydav-
ky ma skromne zivotne potreby
farmarovej rodiny boly ysak TAX
vysoke, zeby vyzadovaly rocite-
ho prijmu, ktory ma len vel mi
malo farmarov v okoli fanny p.
X.
Dalsfm zakladnym pochybenim
bolo kupovanie fanny bez rady
prispenia zkhseneho pravota-
ra. A tax sa stale, ze tento far
mar, ktory neznal pravnych ter
minov a kol'ko farmarov ich
pozna? - stal sa obet'ou svojej
nevedomosti tym, re podpisal
hypoteku ma majetok pohnuteP ,
ny k1pnu smluvu, ktorej pod
mienky boly vel nepriaznive
pre- neho. Keby sa Dol zavcasu
informoval, mohol 81 vypozicat'
peniaze ma prv1 hypotsku "a d a.
leko vyhodnejsich podmienok Cd
"Federal Land Bank, 0 ktor1-
re p6zicku sa usiluje pre- neho
este dnes F. L. /. s. Tato pozi-
cka by bola ma 33 rokov a far.
mar by NAL pravo splatit' jej
ciastku alebo celok po piatich
rokoch a nemal by pritom svo!
| pohnutel ny majetok zat'azeny
osobitnou hypotekou. Pred po
skytnutim tejto pozicky bola by
banka ocenila pozemok farma1
ske budovy farmar by tax bol
vopred zistil, jak1 cenu ma far
ma ociach zkiisenvch odhadov
Prispenie kompetentnej osoby
t. j. pravotara, je v takychto "a
lezitostiach najvacsmi dolezitym
a ziaducim. Predaj a kdpa nepo.
hnutel 'nosti je pre- laika kompli
kovana vybavovanim rozlicnycl
pravnych zalezitosti. Taketo ter
lniny, jako su "parties of the
first part, ''parties of the
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09

pracu jeho "a vlastny narod, ze
"a to nikdy ziadnej odmeny ami
81 nevzal, ami nedostal, pri stat.
nom prevrate vsetko spojenie a
majetok utratil, seba rodinu
svoju nikdy neobohatil, ba obe-
censtvo tunajsie zrovna nevie po-
chopit' ako bolo NONE uz asi
styri razy zamietnut' ziadost'
Bazovskeho, ked' ako starsi elo-
vek, snad' v krajnej potrebe, al
posledne zaziadal skromny We
rejny notariat.
Stroke vrstvy novohradskt
praj1 svojmu dlho jedinemu a
prvemu bojovnikovi a trpitel o.
vi, narodnemu zachrancovi Lu
Genoa a tohoto kraja, elm dlhsie
no elm agilnejsieho zivota ,
prospech naroda, al este nedo
koncenej vychoyy svojej rodiny
a prajl 81, ably DIR. Bazovski
svoje bohate zk1senosti zna
mosti cestou tlace znovu zovseo
becnoval a k pouceniu mnohfcl
svoj zivotopis uverejnil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09

second part, Whereas atd' !,
ktore sa vyskytujd v kazdej a.
merickej k1pnej smluve, sd mno-
no raz plano srozumitel'ne al
tym, ktori dobre rozpravaju pc
anglicky, tym horsie cudzincovi,
ktory nerozumie anglicky TAX
dobre, aby mohol odhalit' do
smluvy vpisane neziaduce klau-
zule alebo naopak zavcasu Ii
stit', re niektory dolezitych do
datkov nebol do smluvy zanese-
ny.
Mnohemu nezdaru, ztrate Ii
votnych lspor a, trpkemu skla-
MANU- dalo BY So predist, !, keby
81 kazdy, ,pry kym sa, ku kupe
fanny alebo insej nepohnutel-
nostf rozhodne, vopred vsetko ru-
&c rozvazil, poradil $ odbornikom
a naostatok zaistil 81 sluzieb zku.
seneho pravotara, ktory sa lepsie
ako kto my vyzna vo vsetkych
veciach, tykaj1cich sa predbez-
neho pokonavania, kupnych
sml1v, hypotek a moze preto po-
konavat' zaujme svojho. klien.
ia tax, aby tento neutrpel ziad-
nej financnej Skody.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09
Najnovsia anekdota z Ruska.

Muz stredneho veku uteka u.
licou.
Halo, stdruh, kan utekas
Idem sa utopit'.
A preco?
Met, masa, MET chleba, ma
sla ami mlieka. zivot je psi!
Nato no sldruh Aljosa po-
vzbudzuje:
Pockaj, kym uplynie piati-
letka, potion budeme mat vset-
keho dost'!
Sldruh Ivan potriasa hlayou q
ide d'alej:
Ak budem este d'alej Ca
kat, nebude AMI yody!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-09-09
PRIV, NEz KUPITE FARMU
F. L. I. S.

PRIV nez sa rozhodnete kdpit'
farmu alebo insiu nepohnutel'-
most, vysetrite vopred dokladne
vsetky podmienky, vzt 'ahujlce
sa ma tuto transakciu, zadovazte
81 sluzieb zk1sen6ho pravotara
nikdy nepodpisujte ziadne smluv
ne listing, dokiaP yam ME je ich
obsah znamy a dokiaP mu dobre
nerozumiete.
Cudzojazycna Informaena Kan
celaria bola dpozornena uz ma
nejedon pripad, ktorom cudzi-
nee zaplatil take peniaze "a to,
ze sa neriadil tymito jednoduchy-
mi pravidlami. Y jednom mich
islo o isteho pana X, ktory spo-
l'ahn1c sa ma svoje pol 'nohospo-
darske zkusenosti, nadobudnute
este starom kraji, zak1pil far
mu 800 akroch so vSetkym "a
riadenim a lichvou "a 12,5OO do
lartv. Styri tisfc splatil hned', IVY
sok 81 vypozical ma prvd hypote.
ku. Tristoakrova farma v jeho
rodnej zemi ie uz roll 'ahlym
gazdovstvom, keby ju tam vsak
voPakto predaval, bola by tato
transakcia zalezitost'ou iba dvoch
osob: kupca a majitel'a. Jaky by
teda malo smysel' obracat' sa Ma
pravotara, ak dostal p. X. od
byvaleho majitela kdpnu smlu-
WI? TAX, aspon, s1dil p. K.
Ked' farmu so zenou prevail,
podpisali obidvaja vd'acne eli
stiny', predostrete i'm v kance-
larii okresneho klerka. Ami jedon
z manzelov nezbadal, re medzi i
nymi dokumentami podpisali al
hypoteku (morgic) na majetok
pohnutel ny. Podpisanim tejto
hypoteky vzdaval sa pan X. pra-
va odpredat' kedy ktorykolvek
kus lichvy, co Wac, al tl lichvu,
ktor1 by snad' este dodatocne
sam prikupil alebo ma farme od-
choval. Jeho zena vzdavala sa
sucasne svojho vdovskeho podie-
lu pr1pade exekucn5ho preda-
ia fanny.
Knpa pana X. ukazala sa pc
case nevyhodnou. Farma bola
prid 'aleko Cd dobrych hradskych
| tax ze predaj plodln Dol znacne
znesnadneny. Ceny tychto pro-
| duktov okrem toho neocakavane
| poklesly, tax ze ked' prisiel den,
kedy NAL p. K. ucinit jednu 20
4 svojich splatok, nemal penazi ma
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i Nateraz ocakava pan K. t. ".
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