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Evening star., 1935-11-25

ADDING MACHINEs-Bargains in new and
recondittoned machines; rentals and re-
pairs. Capitol Typewriting Co 1926 N. Y.
ave. NV. Phone National 1883.
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.. selling
over 100 machines real bargains Opel
eve. 1431 E. Capitol St. Lincoln 00s2.
ANTIQUE pewter tea and coffee set, Dixon
K Sons: lot OF crystal glassware, bronze
figures: excellent Xmas gifts; priced to
move. Murray Galleries. 1874 goth NV.
ANTIQUE CHINA glassware, also Area.
dian. Limo8e. StaHordshire. Chinese me-
dallion. Cinari and cut-glasS punch bowls;
appropriate Xmas gifts; priced right.
Murray Galleries. 1924 Goth NV. 2S"
ANTIQUE silver coffee set, Shefleld gallery
ciIca 1770;. suitable Xmas gifts; reason
ably priced. Murray Galleries, 1724
2Oth NV 2Se
BATH TUB, building stone. siding. flooring.
frame lumber, 1916 Newton st. NV. Beams.
lintels. lumber sash and doors. marble
slabs. mantels, So r st. s.w. Met. 6817.
BED-DAVENPORT. two chairs, Krohier
overstuffed, carved walnut frame separate
cushions, excellent condition. $50. ma
hogany veneer gateleg table, $15. sum
day. 1i-2s and evenings. S-I0. 1852 Mint
wood pl. NV. Ant. 1o1. Tel. Adams
l532-W; no dealers. 2E'
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Evening star., 1935-11-25
SITUATIONS-WOMEN

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE wishes to ex-
change evening services for room and board.
Call Columbia 1886 after 6 pm.
LYRIC SOPRANO, soloist, wishes church
work Pupil of Witherspoon. Address Box
352-S, Star once. 26'
Evening star., 1935-11-25

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
Five married men with cars; no canvassing;
advanced commission to start; salary. S175
per month when qualified. Apply morn
inRs only. MI Tracy. 1909 9th St NV.
Evening star., 1935-11-25
BEAUTY INSTRUCTION.
HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS q SERVICE

BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and
pillows reno best prices and prompt del.
Wash. Mattress Co. 319 st.s.w Nat. 1919,
ARPENTER-Flooring shelving. weather
stripping. fences built. general repairing.
Brining. 1889 Taylor ST. Adams 1924.
CEMENT a speciality; coping around lawns,
sidewalks; psrch your walls waterproof:
experienced. Lin 5641. GA Kastle pl. ne.
Evening star., 1935-11-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DELICATESSEN for sale: lease and 5-roorn
apt. above; bargain price Selling because
of illness. S1S r. l. ave. NV. 25'
business for only $3.50: earns $50 week.
Address Box 342-S. Star ONCE. 25s
SANDWICH SHOP, restaurant beer license:
F st. location. Selling account returning to
New Hamp. Inquire at 9l2 F st. NV. 30s
ROOMING HOUSE, IL rooms all filled;
good district. Reasonable offer accepted.
leaving town. 229 G st. NV. 25'
Evening star., 1935-11-25

PAPERING-5 rooms. 2-story hall. COM
plete. S30i no better workmanship Tesard.
less price. Phone Columbia 06Sg.
Evening star., 1935-11-25
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES


FEDERAL HOUSING RATES.
Payments as low as So monthly; nothing
down. UP to years to pay; estimates free;
work guaranteed. First payment January.
PAINTING HEATING
PAPERING PLUMBING
PLASTERING FLOORING
CARPENTRY CEMENTINd
PORCHES REMODELING
ROYAL CONTRACTING CO..
Graduate Engineers aO7 18th St NV.
National 3s03. Nisht. Adams s529.
PAY AS YOU EARN.
r H. A. Rates-Low as SIS Monthly.
Have Your Work Done Before the
HOLIDAYS.
Hot-water. Steam. Hot-Air Heating.
Plumbing. Painting. Floor Work.
Guttering, Papering. Electric Work.
Roofing, Plastering, Brickwork
Thing. Carpentry, Stuccoing.
Brick and Frame Additions.
Free Estimates-Day or Night.
Federal Contracting Co., Inc.
913 New York Ave NV.
Natl. ?403. Night, Adams 0033. 26s
Evening star., 1935-11-25
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

GERMAN. LANGUAGE SCHOOL. FRENCH.
mended teasPsT PPsrisn oImbia ITn hhag1nly ha1 recon-
Evening star., 1935-03-28
SET HORSE DATES
OR0LDDOM|N|ON
Eighteen Shows and Races
on List Announced by
State Association.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ ICHMOND, Va, March 28.-
- Dates for IS horse shows and
races have been announced
by the Virginia State Horse
Association.
Some fine 3-year-olds were said to
be ready for the season, which starts
with the show and races at Edge Hill
Farm, at Aylett, in King William
County, on April 20.
Other dates and places are as
follows:
Fairfax Hunt, Sunset Hills, April 81.
National Capitol, Washington, May
9, 10 and II.
Hampton, May II, Is.
Deep Run Hunt, Richmond, May
"a, Is.
Fredericksburg, May 20, 80.
Keswick, June /.
Remount Depot, Front Royal
June 8.
Upperville, June IA, IS.
Culpeper, July 4, 5.
Orange, July 26, 27.
Bath County, Hot SPRINGS, Au-
gust 8, 9.
Charles Town, w. Va, August Is
Is and II.
Berryville, August %, %.
Rappahannock County. Washing
ton, Va, August %, 20.
Warrenton. September 2, 8.
Fairfax, September 6, Z.
Henry County, Martinsville, Septem'
Der 20, 2l.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
Sees All Clubs Stronger.

"THE winner will not have walk
away in our league this season.
Every club will be stronger and
the Second-division teams will be
harder to beat. Rogers Hornsby has
the Browns hustling and both Cliff
and Strange will be improved on the
infield. Bell, the new outflelder from
Texas, has a good chance to land a
regular berth and add hitting strength.
Reports from California are that Chi
cago is much improved. Luke Sewell
will strengthen the Sox, and catching
has been their weak point for several
years. Chicago also is assured of i'm
proved pitching, and no one can take
the club as push over.
Il believe New York and Boston will
be stronger, and of course, Detroit
and Cleveland have splendid teams.
Cleveland suffered heavily from the
loss of Bill Knickerbocker, but he
should be back in the game before
June No matter how you size up
the teams, there is every reason to
believe the American League race will
be one of the best we have produced
in several years"
Mr.. Harridge hopes he is very cor
rect in his predictions, for a long,
close race will be very satisfying to
no less than eight club owners, that
being the exact number who are in
base ball for what they can make
from the business. It's only when
the race is lopsided that magnates re-
gard base ball as a sport, and their
votes always will be against one
sided gallops.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
SEMI-FlNALS LISTED
IN BOXING TOURNEY
Silver Gloves Competition Will
Be Held in Northeast Boys
Club Gym Tonight.

Semi-final rounds in the Silver
Gloves boxing tournament, sponsored
by the local boys clubs. will be held
tonight, beginning at 8 o'clock, in
the Northeast Boys Club gymnasium.
Seventeenth and Kramer streets
northeast.
Results of preliminary rounds held
last night follow:
50-Pound class-Herbert Long (W) de-
feated J. Rodill o.: Dadafogis (W:) de-
feated Ross tMO; Thompson (GO defeated
Ragsdale (MD.
6O-Pound class-Malousin tW9 defeated
feated Channey IN. EJ; Brown (WJ de-
7O-Pound class-Roberts (M) defeated
Petit 90; Collins 60 defeated Gan
sO-Pound class-Kane IN. E) defeated
Cross tGo; Justice (WD defeated Fowler
iI0-Pound class-Percy (G) defeated
Jordon CWD; Cation IN. e. defeated
Schmit (MD; Koustinis (W.) defeated
Juliano (WJ; DELHI (WJ defeated Ever
ett (M)
Evening star., 1935-03-28
Man o War, Kentucky's First
Citizen, viii Be Is Tomorrow

every year, Man O. War was foaled
March 20, 1917, at the nursery stud
of the late Maj. August Belmont near
Lexington. AS a l-year old he was
bought by Samuel D. Riddle for
$4,000. The name Man o. War was
selected year later, when the son of
Fair Play-Mahubah was ready for
racing. From that time on, his name
became almost q household word.
As a juvenile he won nine races,
lost one, and enriched his owner by
$83,325. His lone defeat was by Upset.
AS a 3-year-old he was undefeated,
winning II races and $166, 140. His
progeny have earned in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000, 900, and include such
well known stake winners as Cru
sader, Mars, Clyde Van Dusen, Bateau,
Scapa Flow, Genie, American Flag
and Edith Cevell.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
LEvINSKY THRILLS
TEXAS RING CROWD
Makes One of Best Fights of His
Career to 0utslug Hunt in
Ten-Rounder.

BY the Associated Press.
ALIAS, Tex. March 28-King-
- fish Levinsky. Chicago's 204-
pound pride, was awarded a de-
cision over towering Babe Hunt. 1876,
of Ponca City, Okla, in vicious TO-
round fight here last night.
The fight sent approximately 5000
persons, the largest crowd to see a
Texas fight since the sport was legal
lied, away from the Fair Park arena
yelling like cowboys.
The hard-slugging Chicago whirl-
wind was credited with making one Of
the best fights of his career.
Hunt, who has been regarded as q
trial horse, was a transformed fighter.
The Oklahoman, who has a huge
reach and towers far above the stocky
Levinsky, was a good heavyweight
fighting for an opportunity to climb
into the select circle He threw plen-
ty of leather and he took terrific body
and head punches, but he was against
a man who had too much for him.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
GREENTREE BARN
G|RDS q HORSES
After Second Twenty Grand.
Whitney Flock Contains .
2.Year.0IdS.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
w YITH the hopes of finding an
M other Twenty Grand, Bill
Y Y Brennan rapidly is round
ing into condition at Red
Bank, N. j., 27 horses which will
carry the silks of Mrs. Payne Whit
ney'S Greentree Stable into the racing
wars this Summer.
Eighteen of the group are 2-year-
olds, while only one is older than 8.
He is the 6-year old Big Beau, pur-
chased last Fall from Hal Price Head
ley as a travelling companion for
Twenty Grand, now in England.
The 3-year-olds include two out
standing candidates for the Kentucky
Derby, Plat Eye and Sailor Beware.
Like others of the Greentree Stable,
the pair have been working on the
outdoor track for several weeks and
are rapidly nearing the stage where
they will be ready for a public ap-
pearance. Both have worked a mile
In 1:46.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
BOXING SITUATION
FURTHER TANGLED
Conflicting Yarns Adding
to Fans BeWiIderment.
BraddoCk Hired.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
N YEW YORK, March ga flock
nj Of more or less conflicting
stories and a couple of minor
developments added a little
more confusion today to the heavy
weight boxing situation, which already
has become too complicated for most
fight fans to follow.
According to one story. negotiations
between Walter Rothenberg, German
promoter, and Ancil Hoffman, man
ager of Champion Max Baer, had pro-
gresSed to the point where Rothen-
berg's representative was on his way
to New York with contracts that would
give Baer $250,000 to meet Max
Schmeling in Europe this Summer.
Jacobs Is Adamant.
THEN there was Joe Jacobs,
Schmelings manager, who in
sisted he had a contract with
Madison Square Garden for a Baer-
Schmeling fight and he wouldn't think
of letting the German enter any elm
ination bouts. He suggested that If
the New York State Athletic Commis
sion stuck to It's ultimatum naming
James ]. Braddock as No. / challenger
for Baer, the battle of the Makes
would be big drawing card in Chi
cago.
Meanwhile Braddock, left out of
consideration by the Garden. signed
with Mike Jacobs Twentieth Century
Sporting Club. He probably will be
matched with the winner of the Primo
Carnera-Joe Louis fight under Jacobs
promotion in June.
The commission did nothing about
changing its decision on Braddock,
maintaining silence. Jimmy Johnston,
Garden promoter who has until April
Is to name Baer's next opponent. ac-
cording to their contract, followed suit
by remaining silent.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DALLAS.-Kingfish Levinsky, 204,
Chicago, outpointed Babe Hunt, 1876,
Ponca City, Okla. Q0; Ace Dodge,
1913, Indianapolis, outpointed Bob Will
liams, 1872, Ponca City QO); Moon
Mullins, Chicago, outpointed Jimmy
Lacoume, New Orleans (8).
BARCELONA, Spain.-Freddie Mil
Ter, 128k, Cincinnati, outpointed
Cuadrini, 1913, Italy 00).
CINCINNATI. - Roughhouse Glo-
yer, 161, Jacksonville. Fla, knocked
out Tony zale. 159. Gary, Ind. (9).
OAKLAND, Calif.-Tommy Corbett,
141, Omaha, outpointed Emil Cody,
139, Stockton, Calf. (6); Jimmy Duffy,
1877, Reno, New, and Benny Parrish,
1876. Oakland, drew a..
Evening star., 1935-03-28
SETS SWIMMING RECORD

ROTTERDAM. March % R.-
Willy Den Ouden, Dutch mermaid,
lowered the listed world record for the
500-meter free style swim. covering
the distance in minutes 48 AS Sec
onds.
The listed record is held by Helene
Madison of the United States, who
swan the distance in minutes 70
seconds in 1881.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
Mat Matches

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND.-Daniel O'Mahoney,
218, Ireland, threw Scotty McDougall,
PIG, two straight falls.
TRENTON, N. J.-Sandor Szabo,
212, Hungary, and Joe Dusek, 2l5,
Omaha, drew Zone fall each, both
counted out on third.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
Knock-Do,vn, Drag Out Flag Race Seen fora. L.
zAHAR|AS LOOKING.
BEYOND SzAB0 GO.
Sees Win Tonight, as Step
Toward Assignment at
Griffith Stadium.
A PPARENTLY headed for o
~ buifd-up that will end In one

PPARENTLY headed for o
~ buifd-up that will end in one
~ of the initial outdoor assign
ments, George Zaharias of
Colorado will attempt another step
in this direction tonight when he en-
cages Sander Szabo in the feature
rassling match of Promoter Joe
Turner's weekly huff-and-puff car
nival at the Washington Auditorium.
The affair is scheduled TO be two
out of -three-falls exhibition.
Victorious over Ernie and Emil
Dusek and a flock Of other opponents
here this Winter, zaharias generally is
conceded the edge over Szabo.. who Is
known as one of the more gentlemanly
bruisers. This has been a rough in
door season, locally. on the so-called
heroes Of the mat.
Rascher Is Promoted.
TTALF a dozen journeymen will pro-
II vide the supplementary card,
which will be featured by the
promotion of Andy Rascher to a semi
final role. After weeks of valiant
service in the preliminaries, Rascher
will step up and face Abe Goldberg
in tonight,s 45-minute time-limit bout.
A newcomer, Jack Donovan Of Cali
fornia, will feature the brace of 30
minute matches. Donovan will break
is here against John Katan. In the
other short exhibition Mayes McLain.
the former Iowa foot ball star, will
tackle Rube Wright.
Action will begin at $50 o'clock.
Women, accompanied by paying es-
corts, will be admitted free.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
20 Years Ago
IN THE STAR

WASHINGTON defeated Jack
w Dunn's Baltimore team. IL.
Pitchers Doc Ayers and Joe
Boehling held the international
Leaguers safe. Danny Moeller
made two hits.
Nick Altrock's National Colts
walloped the Alexandria Cardi-
nails, 9-1. Acosta, Neff, Brown and
Lamar led the winners at bat.
WeemS and Tormey hit the ball
hard for Georgetown as the Hill
toppers trimmed the University OF
Georgia nine, 90.
John H. Rush. new Princeton
foot ball coach, has taken up his
duties.
Catholic University base ballers
defeated Gallaudet, 6-3. Fahey
and Rogers pitched for the winners,
and Rasmussen hurled for the
losers.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
GRAYS SEEKING GAMES.

Mount Rainier Grays, District In
dependent Base Ball League cham
pions last year, are seeking games
with strong out-of-town unlimited
mines. Ropert Newell, manager, may
be reached by writing 1904 Thirty
ninth street, Mount Rainier, Nd, or
by telephoning Greenwood 1885.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
TOSSERS GET REVENGE.

Cardinal Cubs avenged a previous
basket ball defeat yesterday by scor-
ing a 6O-to-32 victory over st. Paul's
in return game. It was the Cubs
twentieth win in % starts this sea-
son, only the Bluebirds and st. Paul's
scoring over them.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
OCCOQUAN CHALLENGES.

Washington, Southern Maryland and
nearby Virginia base ball teams are
challenged by the Occoquan Athletic
Club nine. Thomas v. Norman, secre-
tary Of the club, may be addressed
care Of the Occoquan A. c., Occoquan,
Va.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
EXTINCTION, KY, March % (Po.
AT peace with the world,
, Man o. War rested on his un-

Man o war TeSttu OII llIo uii-
surpassed record of racing VIC
tories today, on the eve of his eight
eenth birthday anniversary.
No birthday cake awaited the big
red stallion, no special observance of
tomorrow was planned at PARKWAY
farm. So far as Man O War is con-
cerned, every day might well be his
birthday. He gets Jealous expert at
tention, immaculate grooming, and a
balanced ration.
But just to show he isn't ready for
a funeral, he will gallop six or eight
miles tomorrow around his palatial
place of retirement in the Blue Grass
Sometimes referred to as Ken
tucky's most distinguished citizen,
because of his thousands of visitors
Evening star., 1935-03-28
DELANEIGE is SCRATCHED
American Jumper Out, Field at
Aintree Reduced to 27.

AINTREE. England, March 28
GP.-The field of probable starters in
the Grand National Steeplechase, to
be run here Friday. has been reduced
to 81 with the scratching of Della
neige, owned by ]. B. Snow Of the
ican-owned entrants.
Delaneige has been of his feed for
several days.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
Six Teams Threaten.

1T WON'T be surprised to find six
teams battling for place in the
first division" related Mr.. Har-
ridge. Detroit, Cleveland, New York
and Boston are rated the strongest
clubs in the league, but don't over
look Philadelphia and Washington.
They may not be pennant contenders,
but, with any luck, both teams will
make a strong bid for a first-divi-
sion position.
IF Connie Mack's young pitchers
come through, the Athletics will be
a good team Jimmy Foxx will give
Mack the strength he needs back OF
the plate and Alex Hooks appears to
have all the qualifications of major
league first baseman. The Athletics
will have a well balanced infield and
outfeld and need just little more
pitching to be a formidable club.
Training camp performances OF the
Athletic pitchers indicate the team
will be much stronger in the box
than last year.
Injuries wrecked Washington last
year. and this season will find the
Nationals playing more nearly up to
their real form Pitching is the
Washington problem, but believe
Stanley Harris will have the team
playing fine ball and that the club
will be very much in the race.
Evening star., 1935-03-28

Fred M. Alger, jr., Detroit sports
man. has established some kind of a
record in having four maidens gradu-
ate in two days. He sent out three
Tuesday to score a triple, and yes
terday won the juvenile dash with
Nedvive. All were purchased from
w. S. Kilmer, Binghamton, N. Y,
publisher.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
PimIico Blanks Mailed.

EORTIMER MAHONY has mailed
lN stake blanks for the Pimlico
meeting, April 20 to May II,
to be distributed to horsemen at
Tropical Park. Included In the
stakes are the s25,000 Preakness,
which will be run on the closing day.
the 5000 Dixie Handicap, the $2,500
Baltimore Spring Handicap and the
$2,500 Pimlico Nursery.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
SINCERITY MARKS
HARR|DGE'S TALK
American League President
Counts Griffmen Among
Tough to Beat.
BY FRANCIS J. POWERS.

~HICAGO. March 28.-Mr. Will
Harridge, president Of the
" American League. is returned
from Florida with a coat Of
tan, very low opinion of the game
called golf and a strong conviction
that his lodge is about to stage con-
test which will make it impossible for
citizens to spend their coin any place
other than a ball park.
OF course, Mr. Harridge Is paid good
money always to suspect great race" !"
but this time the gentleman is talk
ing with his coat sleeves on the clothes
rack and honestly believes the Ameri-
can League is about to enjoy wide
open, knock down and drag-out cam
paign. The phrase "knock-down and
drag -out" is used rhetorically. for Mr..
Harridge is a man who tolerates no
knocking or dragging out on his
diamonds.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
For Coaches.Seda

Protect your car with
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-25

Novy Husiv sbor ma Tssinsku.
V PetTvalde ma Tesfnsku byl
20. zaT1 otevTen tamn1 nabozen
skou obc1 c1rkve ceskosloven-
ske novy Hus1Gv sbor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-25

najdu-li no, mluvte, Milvo,ie
sveho?
On S pluky tab, kde Jason Sc
chylf;
ach, co nemam no, ma duse
xviii.
Alta, ty nenajdes u mas
mileho,
v bitve probodli Milvoje
tveho.
Rad pro te, dfvko a vlast u
m1ral,
pax Sc do vecne slavy ubfral.
Chvfle bolestna, pima zalosti.
tvs srazila kvet me blaze
nosti!
Vadnete, rdze, kolem We ven
CT!
Svadne i Vlasta svemu mi
Naivnf ma pohled tekst. ale
jak dovedl pGsobit ma prfstup-
ma mlada srdce, vadnouc1 no
rem lasky, zejmena byl-li pred
naSen S citem "a doprovodu ky
tary, strunneho ~nastroje, bez
nehoz nelze 81 predstavit stu
dentskou s~polecnost z dolby PRIV
mich cskych merend klicperov-
skych v druhem az ctvrtem de-
s1tilet1 pTedesleho stolet1.
Take Nemeckem Brode
NELL pred sto i vice lety tamej-
81 gymnasiste sv6j pevecky
krouzek, jehoz dust byl doved-
ny zpevak a hudebnfk Eduard
Svoboda (1819)-(1812) a
horlivym GLENN O tffdu nizsf
student Karel Havlfcek 1881
-1856). Cteme-li v spolehli-
v6m zivotopise Havlfckove cd
Vaclava Zeleneho " Osvete r.
1922, re Havl1cek sam, jenz
nejevil v letech pacholetskych
intake chuti k hudbe, stal Sc "
Brode pilnym kytaristou a OH
nivym zpevakem, mus1me k to-
mu dodat Poole vypraven1 sta
reho pana bern1ho Svobody,
.Ejenz zemTel Made Boleslave
'Ijako staTec triadevadesatilety.
re to byla jeho (Svobodova)
kytara, ma nfz Havlfcek hra-
val lie nyn1 vylozena ma VISTA
We pamatek pc K. Havlfkovi v
Nemeckem Brode), a re zp1va-
val tehdy z jeho psane "Sbfrky
ceskych a nemeckych p1sn1",
; kterou 81 zachovaval uslechtily
staTec do smrti a pc mem jeho
rodina jake nejvzacnejs1 pa
matku ma s'brixenskeho muced-
n1ka".
Recena sbirka obsahuje 46
; c1sel, z nichz je toliko Is ces-
kych p1snf, z cast p1vodnfch, z
! casti prekladG. Nejvfce a nej-
casteji byly zpfyany vedle
dvou fn6meckych, jez spravne
. zaznamenava Vaclav Zeleny a
! z nichz jednu (Bei Warschau-
schwuren) prelozil sam Havlf-
eek, ceske p1sne narodnf a z IL
; melych "Kde domov mGj?" Ok
nemuz 81 pridelali STUDENT G
= slok dalsfch) a zitkova "Vla-
sta, vystihujfc1, jak jiz Tece-
: no, velmi pfilehave rozteskne-
nou naladu ceske mladeze
let tricatych minuleho stoleti
: (Eduard Svoboda vychodil ne
meckobrodske gymnasium ro-
. ku 1887. K. Havlfcek r. 1889
!, Ia Sc totiz pGsoben1m byronis-
| mu, hlavne Machovych pract
"Marinky' a "Maje", rada cd.
davala svetodolu, az tim vzbu.
dila zertovny odpor rozmarne.
. no Rubese, rovnez n6kdejsfho
! gymnasisty nemecko-brodske
no, jenz We sve ironicke parodii
Machovych "Obraz1 "a zivota
m6ho" q nichz byla i marin
kay, nadepsane "Obrazy &c
spanf meho" ~(otistene We Kve-
tech 1880, zaluje prfteli sve-
mu ma jeho otazku, jake "zp1-
Z va ceska mladez p1snicky'', Re
D "rozpustilemu Pepfkovi a bou-
belate Andulince pobrala pT1-
tele "Horo, horo, vysoka jsi!",
' tedy pfsen staTfm i oblfbou
2 zitkove "Vlaste" hodne biz
: ka.
:, Ones jiz i tato beznadejna
| p1sen nasich dedd a otcG ustou-
i pila modernim "slagrGm'', zvla
!, ste novym sentimentaln1m po-
pevkGm, zp1vanym pfi kytare
!. ma vyletech trampu.
Now HusHHv sbor n Tesinsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08
Ctyfi stall Sc obstf vetrne
bOufe.

Hurikan prehnal Sc v ponde-
II pres Miami ma Floride sme-
rem ku Mexickemu zalivu. O.
betf bouTe staly Sc ctyTi osoby.
Herman Thomas, 65lety, zabit
byl, kdyz u%pevnoval okenice v
dome, 13lete Ruth Levy rozdr-
cena byla hlava ma nj spadlym
tramem V dome, David Bach
rach, 80 rokG starry obchodn1k
nemajetnostmi zemrel v hotelu
ma Miami Beach v rozc1leni
mad zuT1c1 bouTf. Nezjisteny
namornik z lodi Harika zabit
byl ventilatorem uvolnenym vi
chrem. Skoda odhaduje Sc ma
jeden million dolarG. Rada o.
sob vice nebo, meme poranena
byla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08
Deviti-clenna rodina.

PAM Alex Berns, Monona,
Iowa, p1se: "Tuto zimu uziva-
Ii jsme stale Hoboko. Jest mas
devet V rodine a ami jeden z
mas nebyl pc celou zimu memo
cen, ackoliv name ctyTi deti,
jez chodf do skoly. Vsude v O.
kohl bylo hodne nemoci, zvlas-
tie zaludecn1ch nesnazf. Pouzi-
YAM Lecivy Olej pro revmatic-
Ike bolesti a jest to jediny pro-
stTedek, ktery mne prinese Il
levu. Nevfm jak bych Sc ODE
sla bez techto lecivych pro-
stTedkG." Ora. Petra Hoboko
a Lecivy Olej Liniment jsou
diva dobou dokazane lecive pro
stfedky, jez byly uzfvany S po-
zoruhodnymi vysledky ctyrmi
generacemi trpfcfch lidi. Ne
.jsou p%rodavany lekarniky a
mohou byti pouze opatreny Cd
mfstnfch jednatelG, stanove-
nych DR.. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co., 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, I'll. advt.