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Evening star., 1935-05-28

TINE st. Paul's Players last night
Talking" in st. Paul's audi
L torium before an appreciative
audience which evidenced de-
light In the broad farce Of the Anita
Loos.John Emerson lines.
Humor runs rampant in this dizzy
tale Of the engineering Of an engage
ment by the promotion Of jealousy
through taking past love affair.
There is plenty Of broad burlesque in
the lines and situations.
OF those taking part in the farce,
Martin Meenehan, playing the father
who promotes his daughters engage
ment to his business partner, perhaps
is the donor of the smoothest and
most natural performance. Also play
ing rather authentically is Leo Brady,
as the entirely dumb partner.
Charlotte Knott Is pleasant as the
daughter. Ruth jackson, Margaret
Collins, Margaret Delaney, Helen
Harden, Adah May Brady, Mary Cath
crime Connell, Jack O'Keefe, Frances
Racioppi and Edward Long also take
part.
The attractive setting was designed
by Mary Catherine Connell. Director
Arthur 8. Harvey, jr., might have
speeded his pace without detracting
from the spectators enjoyment. The
play will be repeated at 800 tonight
at the St. Paul's auditorium. H. M.
TT WAS a raucous. roistering riot
l. which the Stella Mar1s Club pre-
sented last evening in st. Gabriels
Hall under the name of Nothing But
the Truth" Levity assumed the
raucous quality when Rev. ]. Doran.
played as demanded in alternately
placid and rip-roaring fashion by
Robert Campbell, follows q suggestion
to yell loud and long for the money
collected by one Clarence Van Dusen
(Glenn Ashley as payment for some
not quite gilt-edge securities which
had been palmed OF on the latter in
the first instance.
The convolutions Of circumstance
place Robert Bennett, partner in
brokerage firm, a role tailor-made for
Francis Leverone, In the position Of
having to hold to an absolute veracity
for a period of "a hours in order to
safeguard the funds placed In his
hands by the one and only, Gwendo-
lyn Ralston, daughter Of a co-partner,
played by Licille Parduhn. The con-
sequences are rather more than hi
larious.
OF the other thespians. Harry
Lewis and Paul Leverone, portraying
the two business associates who are
afforded an adequate measure of men,
tai calisthenics by Mr.. Bennetts
George Washington like behavior,
merit special bouquets. Mable and
Sable Jackson, two extra-marital in
terests of Partner Ralston, were suffi-
cient in the persons Of Ruth Nord-
strom and Virginia Callies. The dis
Evening star., 1935-05-28
BARRYMORE NOT TO SUE
Attorneys Say Actor Won't Con
test Wife's Divorce Plea.

LOS ANGELES, May % P.-Un-
less he changes his mind before the
case comes to trial, John Barrymore,
youngest of the royal family" of
actors, will not contest the suit for
divorce brought by Dolores Costello,
his attorneys said yesterday.
Miss Costello, the third Mrs. John
Barrymore, filed suit Saturday.
The actor may file a routine an
swer to her charges, however.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
THREE SHORT PLAYS. "

Tonight at $50 o'clock in Roose-
welt High School auditorium the Com
munity Center Department will pre-
sent the Washington Community
Players in a program of three short
plays, comprising "A Sunny Morn
ing" THE Gods of the Mountain"
and "Helen's Husband" The direc-
tors staff includes Bess Davis
Schreiner, Esther Galbraith, Christine
Stewart, Arthur Rhodes, Howard
Whitfield and Paul Bradbury Walter.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
Chinese Play Popular.

Lady Precious Stream" Chinese
play written by Chinese in Britain.
which was a great novelty in London
during the Winter season, is to be
produced in English In Shanghai
China.
Evening star., 1935-05-28

iced was up to. More than that,
ood dozen times, you were made
I'd if you had to admit that this
Goddam the rafters positively
a flight of stairs the audience went
into ecstacies, and when at the end
she was left sobbing away on the stage
clutching at Miss Ruth Lees gilded
locks and moaning over her poor
child's dead body, there were evi-
denceS that some of the spectators
might have Mysteries, too.
Miss Reed was adequately but not
brilliantly supported last night by the
rest of the cast. Except for Miss
Lee, who turned In q surprisingly
effective performance as Poppy. the
players seemed either a trifle weary
on their own account or perhaps they
were overcome by the presence of such
an august addition to their numbers.
Having, however. trouped last week
with Miss Barrymore, we should think
that perhaps by now the novelty
of greatness would have worn OF.
Be that as it may, Walter Gilbert,
one time E street favorite, got big
welcome as he came home; Warren
Parker did well in character bit; the
dinner party scene was staged ex-
cellently (the staging of the whole
thing was a credit to its maker), and
Miss Edwina Wise, in a blond wig
and very little else. proved herself
a handsome slave" as also the double
of that unfortunate Miss Edwina
Booth, who got bitten by a snake or
something during the filming Of
Trader Horn" and has never been
| the same since.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
Florence Reed and Her Hit
PLAY a Feature of Season
"Shanghai Gesture" With Star in Her Origi
nal Role, Wins Large Audience at the
National Last Evening.
BY E. de S. MELCHER.

-vERYBoDY at the National last night busy asking
l. everybody else many times they had THE
Shanghai Gesture" The intermissions aglow with
IL vteran Shanghai-iteS who flushed with pride at having
Florence Reed dozen times oged and ggged and
around happy able acquant their friends that they
knew very we'll Just Reed up More than that
if YOU hadn't good times made
to feel more ashamed if had to admit that this
was your of Mother Goddam the rafters positively
Evening star., 1935-05-28

So it is with a deep apology TO
Miss Reed, Author Cotton and THE
Shanghai Gesture" that We have to
admit we have never met them Gin
this capacity before. We remember
very we'll two seasons ago when Miss
Reed made one of the prettiest OF
the many speeches at Mr.. Frohman's S
Actors Fund Benefit. poking sly fun
at THE Shanghai Gesture at the
same time-and we remember MISS
Reed very we'll in other plays. But
we have never seen her as that sleek.
sly, sinking daughter of the East, who
in her anxiety to heap revenge on
British peer, makes mountains out
of a molehill instead of vice versa.
Anybody's admiration for Miss Reed
must increase as this play progresses,
even if his admiration for the play
diminisheS. It is not gentle toy, alive
with the theater's better qualities. 1t
creaks with age and is full of those
things which the ordinary stock
troupe would gladly leave behind. But
for the fact that there are two or
three excellent roles and that Miss
Reed carries the play in the palm OF
her hand, much might be said against
it. It is heavy, clustering, theatric
and unpleasant. It's heroine is fiend
and its hero a monster. There aren't
more than two or three decent
thoughts expressed in it.
- Nevertheless. Miss Reed Is still
miracle-and in the playing of that
role which she has played we'll over
a thousand times, she brings to the
theater what today the theater most
lacks-namely, the ability to plunge
head and shoulders into role and
eliminate yourself in the process
Again last night she triumphed over
small matter, wrecked herself when
wrecking became necessary, crleo
herself hoarse and shouted herself
dizzy. Even when she merely climbed
Evening star., 1935-05-28
ALUMNI Dimes TONIGHT

st. Johns College Association te
Hear Col. Woodcock.
The Washington Chapter of st
Johns College (Annapolis) Alumni
Association will hold its Spring BAN
quet this evening at 7 o'clock at the
Blackstone Hotel. Col. Amos Wood
cock, president of the college, will be
principal speaker. Hiley Elgen, chair
man of the Public Utilities Commits
sion, is president-elect of the local
chapter.
Evening star., 1935-05-28

Sugar Output Large.
More than 2,45o,o0O tons of sugar
were produced in Cuba in three
months and half this year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-26
HOrse-Race
 "Veterans''
 Lose in Run
Mate and Twenty Grand Forced to Bow to Youth
 ful High Glee

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 26.- Both the highly publicized veter- ans, Mate and Twenty Grand were forced to bow to the superior horse
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-26
ATTENTION MAsoNs

Stated Communication of Mt Juneau Lodge No. 147, Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Work In the M. M. Degree. By order oi the w. M.
 J. w. LEVERS, adv Secretary
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-26
GOOD BOWLING BY MRS. BAvARD
 DOES NOT WIN
Zarembos Nosed Out at Elks Alleys by Kod-
 iaks, 2 to l

Although Mrs. Edith 3avar scored 433 points-the highest score of the evening dor women bowlers- the zarembos were defeated by the Kodiaks last night in Alaska ISl- ands League competition at Elks Alleys. The match was see-saw affair, the winners taking the first game, 492 to 436; the zarembos copping the second, 483 to 424; only to drop the final mix, 469 to 422.
 The other 2-to-1 decision of the evening went to the Admiraltys over the Dukes. despite the high mems total of 591 by Jim Barra- gar, Jr., of the losers. The Attus blanked the Chichagofs in the opener, 3 to 0.
 Tonight the Tolovanas and the Susitnas will begin the Alaska Rivers League play at 7:30 o'clock. The Coppers and Stikines follow at 8:30 o'clock, with the Kobuks and Tananas concluding the com petition at 9:30 o'clock.
 Last nights summaries:
 FIRST MATCH
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-26
THOUGHTS TURN TO 1885, -56 AS
 DOUGLAS WINS
Across Channel Quintet Defeats Juneau in
 Final Game
RESULTS LAST NIGHT 'Maneaters" IF, Terrible Turks 16.
 Douglas High School 19, Ju- neau High School IA.

Thoughts of how things may be next year were in many spectators minds as the crowd filed out of Juneau High Schools gymnasium last night after watching Douglas High School defeat the local prep basketball team, 19 to IA.
 The game was the fourth and last of an annual Gastineau Chan mel series. Coach Harold E. Regele' $ Juneau lads had won the first three tilts, thereby cinching the title.
 But even though last nights Douglas victory carried no cham pionship portent, a shadow of what might be next year certainly was cast. For Coach Regele chose to use his second and third strings the lads who will make up the 1935-'3 squad-for most of the game.
 On the other hand, Coach Martin Pedersen had his entire first string -only one of which is graduated this May-in the game And DouQ- las won, giving hint that the across-the-C Channel club may be dangerous in year.
 True, Coach Regele, still feeling the effects of an influenza seige which kept him from meeting with his classes yesterday, used his first team during the third quarter and in part of the final stanza in desperate effort to win the game. But, next years team for next years team, Douglas was better last night.
 When graduation exercises are held in May, Juneau will lose Bud- dy Lindstrom, Frank Behrends, Hank Meade and Spiro Paul-all first-string players. Alone of this team, Walt Scott, hustling guard, will be left for next year. On the other hand. Coach Pederson will see only Center Glen Edwards grad uated from the Douglas team that played last night. Gordon Mills, who made 12 of his teams 19 points last night; Gerald Cashen, who can play either guard or cen- ter; Bob Feero; and Dick Kilburn, all will return.
 Douglas took a lead in the low
 
 few of the earlier moments, held that lead all the way through. The half-tin1e count favored the visi- tory by 12 to 4, thanks mostly to the accurate long-shot scoring of Mills.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-26
OR ECON STATE BEATS HUSkIES; LEADS LEAGUE
Beavers Bottle Galer, Pep per Basket to Win by
 31-26 Count

ORVALLIS, Ore, Jan. 26.- Those ever dangerous Beavers from Oregon State College climbed back into the Northern Division, Pacific Coast Conference, basketball lead last night with convincing 31-26 victory over the Uni ersity of Washington here.
 The Puget Sound team had held first place until last night. The two clubs play again tonight.
 Jumping into an early lead the Staters of Slats Gill kept up a continual assault on the basket that carried them through the first half with a three point lead. 1S to IS. Capt. Bobby Caller, Wash ington's divisional leading scorer of last year, was, held to three baskets.
 Wally Palmberg was high man, the Oregon State star collecting IS points.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-26
FRANK METCALF F|GURES; GIVES
 SCORING TABLE
Juneau Bowler Rel ase s Complete Compari-
 son on Meet

Frank Metcalf can figure as well as bowl Easily one of the city's outstanding stars at the ten pin sport, Metcalf followed up a recent Empire article on the individual scorers in the inter-city bowling tournament between Juneau, An chorage and Ketchikan, with some figures of his own.
 Metcalf, being an expert at bowl ing, was able, in his scoring tabu- lations, to give more accurate in- depreciation to the relative stand ings of the competitors. Metcalf's records included each players number of games played, his total pin count and his average.
 Metcalf's records follow:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-26
DUNDEE GIVEN
 DECISION BUT
 HOWL DOES 1T
First Choic e for Risko, then N. Y. Commis-
 sion Reverses 1t

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-On a re- count, after a hurried meeting of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-26
GRADE-sCHOOLERs PLAY

Some day those .1 grade school youngsters, who staged thrilling abbreviated exhibition to the prep game, will be on a high school team. If they play the exciting style they showed last night, the fans will come in large numbers to watch them. For only by the narrow margin of one point, 17-16. cid the "Maneaters" beat the s'Terrible Turks"
 Capt. Grant Ritter, Billy John- son and Barney Johnson led the play for the winners. Capt. Richard Jackson, Tommy Powers, and Yer non Hussey starred in a belated
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-26

racing ability of youthful High Glee yesterday afternoon here in the Bay Cities Handicap, regard sd as preliminary for the s100'ooo Santa Anita Handicap, to be run February 23. Mate placed, and Twenty Grand took show.
 The winner yesterday stepped seven furiongs in the fast time of :22.2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-26

Shop in ,uneuuI
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-26

the New York State Athletic Com mission members present at the ringside, Vince Dundee, former middleweight ampion, was awarded. 10-round decision last night over Eddie ''Blbe1 Risko. Of Syracuse, New York, newest sen- sation among the 150 pounders.
 Risko was first given the decis- ion by the vote of the referee and one judge. n
 The crowd immediately howled loud protest and the Athletic Com mission convened and ordered re- versal of the decision to Dundee.
 Risko weighed 157% pounds and Dundee 160 pounds.
 CInxx
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-26

rally for the Terrible Turks"
 Other members of the Man eater" team are Robert Firby, Jack Glasse, Eber Cameron and Keith Petrich. Asaes aa4
 Elwin Messer, Harold zenger, Claud Helgesen and Irving Lowell were the other Terrible Turks"
 Douglas Gray, grade school in structor, organized and coached the teams. Gray also refereed the exhibition.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-26

Referee-Chuck Whyte; umpire .E. E. Engstrom.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-26
OTHER SCORES

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan. 26 in Southern Division. Pa cific Coast Conference, basketball play last night were:
 UCLA, 34; Stanford, 27.
 USC, fl; California, 38.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Listarna F. l.. /. S.
Immigracni prava manzela
americke obcanky.

Dotaz: Kdyz Sc zena, jez JIG
naturalisovanou obcankou, pre-
VIDA "a cizince v zahranic1, mi
re mu sem dopomoci bez OBJ
TIL?
Odpoved: Manuel americk6
obcanky NIUE sem prijeti jake
nekvotovy pTistehovalec jenom
tehdy, kdyz Sc snatek konal
pred 1. cervencem 1882. Ko-
nal-li Sc snatek pc tonic dni,
ma manzel pravo pouze ma vi
sum v prednostn1 tf1de.
V kazdem pT1pade Sc ovsem
ocekava, re muz Dude pc SVEN
pf1jezdu sem tax situovan, re
nebude obavy, re by mohl pTi-
padnouti ma obtfz verejne do
brocinnosti. To znamena, re
bud on, nebo .jeho manzelka
must mfti zajisteny pr1jem ne
DO dostatecne 1spory.
Penfze We Spojenych Statech.
Dotaz: Zaj1malo by me We
Diet, kolik je We Spojenych Sta
tech celkem penez a jake pro-
cento z Mich je We zlate. I
Odpoved: 80. cervna 1884
bylo We Spojenych Statech ma
10 pres $13, 1874, 900. z to-
no bylo 1885, 100000 We fla
tie, t. j. jednak We zlatych min
c1ch, jednak We zlatych pru-
tech. Zlato, ktere Sc vetsinou
naleza v pokladne Spojenych
StatG, tvoT1 SIG procent veske-
rych penez.
Mnze stavkujfcf clovek dosta-
vati %podporu?
Dotaz: MGze zenaty muz,
.jenz s ostatn1mi zamestnanci
stavkuje a jehoz rodina zije v
nedostatku, zazadati 81 O pod
poru?
Odpoved: Federaln1 dlevova
administrace zaujala stanovis-
ko, re sc nebude vmeSovati do
delnickych rozporu, ami do in
dividueln1ch kontravers1 mezi
deln1kem a jeho zamestnavate-
lem. Zadatele O podporu jsou
proto pTijfmani z rad stavkaTG
"a techze podm1nek, jake "a
datele z rad nezamestnanych.
o jejich pTfpadech rozhoduje
Sc vyhradne S ohledem ma je-
jich potTebu. Vyjimkou jsou
pouze ty pT1pady, V nichz Ma
tional Labor Relations Board,
patriot k NRA, shleda, re dG-
vod Ike stavce je "nerozumny a
neopravneny."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Pred $50 roxy zahajen ustup
tureckeho panstvi re
Slovenska.

Move Zamky pripravujf O.
slavu dvestepadesat6ho vyroc1
osvobozenf mesta Cd turecke
vlady. Mesto chce provost
oslavy We velkem rozsahu a
I'VE k MIN zastupce nasi vlady,
vlady madarske, rakouske, pol
ske i Vatikan. Chce pr teto
pfllezitosti ukazat, re hraz tu-
reckemu opanovan1 nebyla po-
staVena V1dn1 a dokonce uz ne
Madarskem, ktere bylo Turky
obsazeno az ma uzky pruh pc
hranlc1, ale predevs1m sloven-
skym lidem. Osvobozenfm No
vych Zamkd r. 1885 zacal
1stup TurkG re Slovenska a i z
celych Uher. Turci obsadili
cast dneSn1ho Slovenska jiz
rokem 1913 a setrvali tn skoro
$50 let. G. Tejnil v "Ceskem
casopise historickem" uvad1,ze
obsazena cast Slovenska stala
Sc sandzakem (zupou) turecke
rise, ktery mel nejaky cas- ST
do We Fialkove. Move Zamky
PARTLY do snadzaku ostrihom-
skeho, casti to pasaliku budfn-
skeho. Ma Slovensku je i ne
kolik tureckych staveb a cetne
pamatek ma dolby turecke Via
dy. Archiv slovenske Rimav-
ske Soboty ma jeste pres $50
ruznych tureckych listin. Cho-
vany Jsou v pGvodn1ch hedvab-
nych sacc1ch. We Fialkovu ma
il vyplatn1 listing vojenskeho
zoldu, z nichz je patrno, re tn
byli posadkou janicari, spahio-
We G1zda) a re V tureckem VOL
sku slouzili i kfestane. Vlivu
tureckeho panstv1 ma Sloven-
sku pocfta Sc pestovan1 dyn1,
kukufice, safranu a tabaku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
We Vahu krokodil.

Nemaly rozruch zpdsobila
" poT1c1 Vahu zprava, re v fece
zije krokodil. Nebyla to smy-
slenka. Pravdivost zpravy by
la potvrzena vypsan1m odme-
ny tis1ce Kc tomu, kdo kroko-
dila ulov1 nebo poda alespon
zpravu, kde no spatril. Fly
dravec, ktery merf til metry, u
tekl pTi doprave z bedny, V KITE
re byl vezen pfi ceste cirkusu
Delaware re Slovensku do Pol
ska. Silnice nedaleko Ziliny
-vede tesn6 blfzkosti Vahu, do
ktereho Sc uprchlfk vrhl S u
zasnou rychlost1. Teprve dru-
h6ho dine Sc podaTilo zamest-
Inanci cirkusu, anglickemu kro-
titeli Batclitvi, uprchleho kro-
kodila spatFit a pTilakat no k
sobe tax, re no mohl spoutat a
vytahnout z reky. Nebyla to
prace snadna. Nekolik stat
nych lidf muscle pTi nj krotite-
Ii pomahat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
0 dobre KAYE.

Navodu ma pripravu dobre
kavy jest tolik, re Sc da pra-
VEN mluviti o "umen1 vaTiti
kavu." Skoro kazda hospody-
ne ma svGj vyzkouseny zpGsob,
ackoliv sp1se zalezf ma pouzi-
tych surovinach. V prve Fade
jest to voda, ktera ovlivnuje ia
kost tohoto oblfbeneho napoje.
KIDD by chtel m1ti cistou chut j
aroma, must vaTiti kavu v desti-
lovane vode. To vsak nenf ami
prakticke, ami caste NONE.
Proto Sc snaz1 hospodyne, ably
znicila skodlive soucastky vo-
dy nejrdznejsfm varen1m. Mel
vice o%vlivnuje chut kavy obsah
soil, ktera je We vode. Vsech-
ny sole Sc vsak nezdaj1 ware
MIN zniciti. Dale zalez1 ma pT1-
prave kavovych zrnek. Jisto
jest, re drazs1 druh kavy jest
mnohem vydatnejs1 nez druhy
lacine a vetsinou Sc vyplat1 je
kupovat, nebot Sc spotTebuje
mnohem meme kavy k pTfprave
napoje. Nekteff odbornfci tyr
di prot obvykl6mu a rozs1re-
nemu mfneni, re kava nema
byt prflis JENNIE Meta jake
moucka, nybrz jake JENNIE zr-
nita smes. Pr pTflis jemnem
mletf pry Sc stroje mlynku pr1-
lis zahT1va a odnima KAYE cast
aroma. K pffprave kavy ma
byti pouzfvano jen porcelano-
veho nebo hlineneho nadob1.
Mame-li kovove konvice, pax
radeji varime kavu V jine ma
dobe a teprve hotovou naleje-
me do konvice kovove. Dale
ma byt kava chranena pred
strfdanfm teploty. Mali byti
pfelfvana, pax vyplachneme
prazdnou konvici, do ktere ma
byti Malta, nejprve horkou vo-
dou. z kovovych konvic nema
byt nahnedla usaZenina Cd
stranovana, nebot jest jakousi
chran1cf putinou prot pf1chuti
pc kovu. Tyto konvice mali
byt pouze vyplachovany cistou
vodou. Pc prelitf varfc1 .vodou
necha Sc kava asi Sc minut
odstati, pokud mono V hork&
lazni, pax teprve nasleduje pre-
lit sftkem, nejlepe z1nenym
Vsechny pr1davky ku KAYE, ia
ko jest cukr, mleko nebo SINE.
tana jsou vec1 chuti, nemaj.
vsak vlivu ma pT1chut dobrt
kavy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Dobrodruzstvf horolezce.

Ma strbskem Plesu ubytoval
Sc holandsky prGmyslnik S
chot1. Byl vasnivy horolezce.
Kdyz stall dole u jezera a dfval
Sc ma vrcholky ta~transkych
nor, rekl 81, re vystoup1 ma
vrch Patria. Ma mape byla o.
nacena vyska: 22O5 metrG.
Starry pan, sedmdesatn1k,
stoupal. Sto, dive ste ctyTi sta,
osm set metrG poTad a vys.
Kdyz byl nahore a nabazil Sc
krasy, sestupoval zas dolG. A
kdyz uz mel hnedle tech 22O5
metrG zcela mad sebou, Tekl
81 sam k sobe, jaky je chlap1k
kdyz ten vrch slezl. Rekl 81 to
nahlas, ale nerozumel 81. To
nebyla holandstina, jfz mluvil.
Bylo to jakesi podivne brum-
lan1. Zarazil Sc, zamrazilo no z
toho a rozdrkotaly Sc mu zuby.
V tn chv1li zachvatilo no vsak
zd6senf: Drkotaj1c1 zuby nevy-
davaly zadneho zvuku. SAIL 81
~vzrusene do list, ale zuby nena-
hmatal. Teprve nyn1 81 uvedo-
mil, re %zapomnel, timely chrup
tam nahoTe, We vysi 2205 me-
trG.
Holandsky horolezce slezal
vrch pc druhe. Stoupal znovu
ma Patrii. Nyn1 uz ne "a kra-
sou, ale "a chrupem. Nahofe
chrup stastne nasel, zasadil do
list a ted 81 teprve poradne
vyhuboval, nebot ted 81 teprve
rozumel. Pr druhem sestupu
potkala no vsak nehoda. Ia
noel zabloudil, spadl Sc skaly a
zranil Sc. A mfsto ma strbske
Pleso, pfisel ma Popradske
Pleso.
To uz byl V Tatrach po-
plach, nebot manzelka dala
sveho muze hledat a mobiliso-
valy Sc zachranne vypravy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Ceske vino ma Filipiny.

Nejvzdaleneisf zakazkou ma
ces. vino je Poole Narodn1 Po-
liticke prave. Dozv1dame Sc,
re lobkovicke zamecke vinaf-
stv1 pTipravilo pet beden cerve-
neho sektu "Chate" Meln1k
Granat" do Manly, hlavnfho
mesta ma ostrove Luzonu archi-
pe1u Filipiny v Tichem ocelane.
V pr1pade, re snese dlouhou
dopravu pc mort We vlhkem a
horkem tropickem podneb1 a
dojde ma m1sto neporusene bu-
dou, Poole pT1slibu objednate-
Iowa, nasledovati dals1 vets1 "a
kazky. Pc nedavne zasilce do
Chicago a do Gdyne pc zamof-
ske lodi, jde tato zakazka ma
seho VIVA dosud do nejvzdale-
nejs1 svetove oblasti.