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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
TRURAC TRUBI.
Vojna! Vojna!

Ci viete? ze tych Talia-
nov je tol'ko, ze sa uz ne
mozu pomestit' vo svojej
krajine, tax idu 81 what tro-
chu zeme cd ciernych v A
frike. No viete, oni su suse-
di a su malo co belsi cd tych
v Afrike, tax i'm nevezme
dlho ocerniet'.
A ci viete? Ze al tn u mas
v Youngstown bude voJna a
to svetova? No tym nemy-
slim, ze sa budeme bit ma
singvermi, ale bude to vol.
ma balotova ma 5. novembra
Viete, tn sa budu bit ME.
len Taliani $ ciernymi, ale
vsetky narodnosti a medzl
; mimi al Slovaci. No, Ii ste
zvedavi, re ktori vyhraju tu
balotevu vojnu? No, viete,
Taliani sd mocnejsi, ako ii
cierni v Afrike, nuz tam "a.
iste vyhrajl Taliani, a tn v
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11

Youngstown chcu tiez Ta-
liani vyhrat'. Oni nam poye-
Caju, ze my Slovaci SINE i'm
tiez susedi, pravda, my SINE
kus belsi, ale zato SINE dost'
blizki susedia. Keby nam o.
nj pomohli, my by SINE inl
tiez a tax potom by boil Ia
lian mayor a Slovak podma-
yor a budeme dobri susedia.
Tamtie druhe narodnosti
v terajsej vojne neznamena-
III mic. Tamti vzdy vyhrali
doteraz, a my SINE nedosta-
Ii mic, hoe al sme i'm vzdy
pomahali. Ukazme tym bie-
loplachtarom, re cas- je tn,
ably al my sme nieco dostali.
Mussolini povedal, ze je
hotovy sa bit celym sve-
tom. nuz a my tiez! Tamti
mech sa bijd sami medzi Sc
bou, lebo oni nam zavidia,
aby my boil panmi mad nj
mi.
Ked' to vsetko neverfte,
tax som ia tr1ba
Trubacov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
MATE.J DAUBNER
ZOMREL NANAHLE

Matej Daubner, dobre zna-
my Slovak z (. 1902 East
High Ave., zomrel vo stvr-
tok minuleho tyzdna mana
hle V Lincoln parku, kde boil
ma. hubach. Mysli sa, BE 20
mrel ma srdecnl nemoc. Ne
bohy boil 60-rocny q do Ame-
riky prisiel pred 35 rokmi. V
Youngstowne byval .25 ro-
kov. Boil formanom u. Sheet
and Tube Co. Oplakava no
manzelka Katarina, dcery
pani Jozefova Zulick q pani
Jozefova Smolko tuna; SYN
Viktor v st. Louis, Mo-; Sc
stra Alzbeta Zeteler v kraji
a stvoro vnlcat. Boil ldom 8.
odboru MSS. a G.. 1876. XII.
Pohrab mu. boil v pondelok
rano z domu smltku . chr&-
mu sv. Cyrila q Metoda. Po-
hrabne obrady odbavil Rev.
Stefan Regalla. Pochovany
Dol na Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
vYHRAzAJU KNAZOvI,
LEBO NESLU UzIL OMSU


Tunajsf Macedonci poza-
duj4 okamzite odstranenie
Rev. N. Levitskeho, duchov-
neho pravoslavnej ruskej cir
kve, lebo odoprel sldzit' "a
dusnd omsu pre- Vlada Geor-
gieva Cernozemsk6ho, ktory
ylani zastrelil juhoslovanske-
no krapa Alexandra q fran
cdzskeho ministra zahranicia
Barthouva. Rev. Levitsky ho-
vorf, ze je to proti cirkev-
nynn zakonom, ably "a takd
osohq sllzil z&du5nii omSu.
-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11

Stephen had Gizella, a
German, for a wife, and
that explains. why he was so
favorable to the Germans.
Many of Gizella's, country
men followed her into Hun
gary, and Stephen received
them with open arms. When
his son reproached him for
this, Stephen answered: "A
dominion of one tongue is
weak Much later even the
Magyars themselves forgot
this good advice.
Under Stephens reign
feudalism spread over the
country as it never had be-
fore. He also introduced La
tin as the official language
of his domain. Undoubtedly
the Slovaks rebelled against
the outrages and injustices
committed, but they were
powerless to force their is
sues. In that period of dis
Eruption and strong-arn rule,
many of the Slovaks rather
than be exterminated took
sides with the Magyars.
In the course of time the
Efeudal barons took more
power unto themselves. In
1922 they practically forced
Andrew II. to sign the Gold
en- Bull, which provided for
everything for the land
barons, but nothing for the
serfs or the working class,
The barons were not only
Magyars or Hungarians, but
also Germans, Slovaks, TIA
lians, Czechs and others. But
only the feudal lords or bar
ons were considered as the
Hungarian Nation; the serfs
| or lowest. class meant abso-
lutely nil and, according to
the ruling of the time, they
belonged to no nation OF ma
tionality group. The lang
uage Of the working class
was their mother tongue,
but the barons tried very
hard to. make Latin the lang
uaoe Of the nobility. DurinQ
the reign Of ReIa Nv. ,nanv
! fauda1 lords came +, nos.
sessions in Slovakia; they
occupied many Of the fort.
resses or castles that st,d
tho vab and tbe Hrnn and
other na,.ta of slovakia
-, =,
:" neii Deia ~ was .sown.
Gu nins ol HUNGARY ~ ! Lou
aho'ner sleat ihliuA ., mas'
vars aho 1erlaahs .ook iaaes
against - sne pro'est u 'ie
ila'.se olosaAs' "no co'H,
piAineo o. rooDeriss aho
muIoers' put scoulo llao nc
Justice even De1ose tne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
THE STORY OF THE SLOVAKS
By P. A. HROBAK.

parture of the wild Tartars.
Again Bella extended a most
cordial invitation to the Ger
mans and Magyars to colon
ize the devastated territories
and again promised them
special liberties and privil-
eyes. The Slovaks suffered
|gravely, but were powerless
Ito offer any telling resist
ance.
From 1860 to 1878 the
Arpad rulers fought against
the Czechs dynasty, and the
Czechs and the Slovaks were
thus pitted against them
selves in many a battle.
In 1910 Stephen ", son
Iof Bella w., was crowned
King of Hungary. But in
those days, it seems, kings
and princes were born for
war and hostilities. Stephen
set out with an army a.
gainst Ottokar H., who had
been successful in many bat
ties and had set up a strong
Czech kingdom. Ottokar had
little trouble vanq1ishing
Stephen and wrestling Slova-
kia from him.
Stephen V. died in 1872,
and his two sons repeated
the history of Svatopluk s
sons: both wanted to rule
the same territory. There
was a split among the ieud-
al barons: one faction favor
led Ladislaus, the other An
drew. Ladislaus was the
favored one, and Andrew
had to rest satisfied with
Slovakia, which had been
taken over almost complete
ly by Ottokar. Andrew CON-
planned. Ladislaus promised
to help drive Ottokar out of
Slovakia. Undoubtedly Otto
kar would have taken Ladi-
slaus had not Rudolf of Ger
many interferred. The Haps-
burg Rudolf, newly crowned
head of the Germans. The
Magyars went to Rudolf fer
help against Ottokar. Ru-
dolf graciously complied
with their wishes and even
promised the hand of his
daughter to Andrew, who
still thought he should be
King of Hungary. Ladislaus
knew of his, brothers hate.
In 1878 Andrew was drown
ed by order Of his brother
Ladislaus.
That same year Rudolf
with Ladislaus set out a.
gainst Ottokar. After a fierce
fight the Czechs completely
outnumbered, were defeated
and Ottokar taken prisoner.
The formation Of another u
nified Slav Empire was blast
ed. Ladislaus helped Rudolf
with over $4,000 men.
Under Ladislaus the coun-
try was neglected and be-
came so impoverished that
people had to draw wagons
and carts for want of beasts
of burden. Ladislaus was out
with the Magyars most Of
the time - taking part in
forays and their drinking or
gies. Ladislaus was murder
ed by the Cumans "a Mag
var tribe) in 1890. He left
no heir, and Andrew ILL.,,
nephew Of Andrew II. be-
came ruler Of Hungary. An
drew I'll. died in 1901 with
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11

however, other feudal ba-
rons voiced themselves a.
gainst this arrangement and
decided that all strongholds
and feudal estates be relin-
quished to the King Matth-
ew Cak highly insulted and
fully enraged, forthwith con-
sidered himself free of his
vow to Charles Robert. In
vain did the Cardinal, the
Papal delegate, intercede.
When Matthew was threat
ened with accommodation,
he became more incensed
and set out on another RAM
page against the adherents
of the King. Orava, Liptov,
Turec, Zvolen, Trenein, Nj
ira, Tekov, Hont, Novohrad,
Bratislava, Komarno and O.
strihom were all included in
"the Land of Matthew Cak."
Charles Robert decided
to crush Matthew out of ex-
istence. He defeated Matth-
ew in the battle of Rozha-
novce in 1912, was success
full in regaining many feud-
al estates that Matthew had
taken, but he could not
touch Cak's immediate ter
ritory - Trencin. Matthew
might have been more for
tunate in holding his acquir-
ed territory had he not in
vaded the territory of John
of Luxemberg, who ascend
ed the Czech throne in 1910.
Matthew took several strong
holds in Johns lands, but
was unable to hold them a.
gainst the Czech ruler. At
Trencin Matthew Cak had
his own court, collected
taxes, and coined his own
money at Mira. He founded
villages and called them 'Le-
hoty', because he granted
them a certain amount of
liberty and privileges.
In 1914, Frederick, an
Austrian Duke, promised
Matthew the hand of his
daughter in marriage - if
Matthew would harass John
of Luxemberg, Frederick's
rival. Matthew promised and
pledged himself - to ruin.
John did not wait for Matth-
ew, but set out after him
with a large army. Matthew
Cak tried to get aid from
Charles Robert; but the lat
ter refused to break q trea-
ty with John of Luxemberg.
In the ensuing struggle
Matthew was forced to
yield and sign a truce with
John. Then Charles Robert
asked Frederick to help him
put Matthew out of the way
for good. It so happened
that Matthew Cak lost prac.
tically all his possessions;
only Trencin held out. Many
of the feudal barons who
had lost their estates tn
Matthew regained them by
siding with Charles Robert.
Even Zach, Cak's palatine,
joined the King against
Matthew. Zach was later
annihilated by Charles
guards as Zach sought to
avenge his daughter by at.
tempting to kill the King
and his family.
-. (To be continued.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
MOST MAD WICK AVE.
BUDE POSTAVENY

Ma Wick Ave-, ponad E.
rie kol'ajnicami, bude kone-
cne postaveny most q to "a
prispenia s390,0o0 federal
nou vladou. So sstavbou sa
ma zapoeiat uz o tyzden.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
cENA POKORY.
Pise: NJ. D. HIBEN.

AS nOSpOu4I1ONCJ JS OOn0t.
stvo . sl1va j zivot." Pris.
22:4.
z ohromnych zastupov.
ktore sa zenl "a slavou js
vel'mi maly pocet tych, 20
ju hl'adajd spravnym sposo-
bonn, sposobom a cestou, a.
kl tuna odporlca mddry Sa-
lamIn.
l. On hovori, re opravdo-
va slava zalezf ma opravdo-
vsj pokore. Pokora uSini z
l'udi anjelov, ale povysenost'
ueinila j z anjelov diablov,
Pred sotrenim vyvysuje
sa srdce cloveka, ale pred
povysenim byva polfzene."
Pris. 1872.
"Bazen Hospodinova je
cvicenic sa v mddrosti, a sla-
WI predchadza ponfzsnie."
Prfs. 1888.
"Pokorte sa tedy pod moe
MI ruku Boziu, aby vas po-
vySil Gasom svoiim." I, Pet,
SIS. ....
"Lebo kazdy, kto sa po-
vysuje, bude ponfzeny, 4
&to sa ponizuje, bude povy-
seny." LUX. 14:11.
Uprimny a Bohu oddany
krest'an je, ako lod' ma o.
ceane - Gin je v tel lodi
naklad vaesi, tym ona PLAYA
, hlbsie. Cim je srdce cloveka
plnSie pokladov Bozfch, tym
ie ten clovek pokornejSl.
Neurodne a neuzitocne
stromy v sadoch 81 rovne a
vypiate stoja, ale tie, ktore
su ovocfm nalozene, XII zemi
sa klonia.
Pocujte, co hovorl o sebe
ten, ktoremu Pan Jezis W.
dal svedectvo, ze je najvac-
81 medzi synmi l'udskymi.
Jan Krstitel hovori: Ja ME
som hoden, ami len rernien-
ka ma jeho obuvy rozviazat'
A to robievali len otroci svo-
Jim panom.
Alebo pocujte, co o sebe
hovorf ten, ktory boil mai
vacsim misionarom v cirkvi
Kristovej. Pavel o sebe TAX
to pise: 'Lebo ia som maj
mensi z apostolov, ktory ME
som hoden volst' sa apostle
lom, preto, ze som prenasle-
doval cirkev Boziu. I. Kor.
1879. Alebo: "Mne najmen-
siemu cd vsetkych svatych
dana je ta milost', aby som
pohanom kazal nevystihnu-
tel'ne bohatstvo Kristcvo.'
Eff. S:8.
"' A viete Cd koho sa to ma
ucili tel pokore? Cd svojho
Majstra, ktory povedal: O.
dc, nina 81 berte prikiad, le-
bo som itchy a pokorny ST.
doom.
Niekto poyedal, ze udolie
pokory je hotova hora slA-
Wy. -. Zastupy sa denne ze-
MI a napfnajd, aby sa do
staly ma vrch slavy, ale sla-
Wy tohto sveta. No ten, kto
povedal, ze udolie pokory je
hotova hora slavy, iste ne
mienil a nemyslel ma slavu
.tohto sveta, lebo svet So ne
.chce poko,it', svet sa ncchce
.ponfzit'. Pokora je costa ku
slave Bozej.
Pavel takto opisuje poko-
ru Kristovu: 'Lebo mech je
take smyA'anie vo vas, axe
boIo 81 v Kristu Jezisovi,
ktory sic v podobe Bozej,
nepovazoval "a lup rovny
byt' Bohu, ale sim seba zn1a
ril tym, ze prijal podobu
sluhu a stall So podobny l'u-
dom, . sue v sp6sobe mai
deny jako tlovek, ponizil 50
= boil poslusny al do snrti,
q to do snarti kriza. .I'reto Al
Bob jeho povysil nado vse-
tko q dal mu ! l'dbosti me-
no. ktore je mad kazde me-
no, aby So v meme Je4isa
sklonilo kazde koleno bytosti
ponebeskych . pozemskych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11
out heir, and the reign of the
Arpadmen was at an end!
Matthew Cak of Trenein
13O1.1321.

13O1-1321.
Charles Robert, whose
grandmother was an Arpad,
had been proclaimed King
of Hungary even during the
life of Andrew ILL.,, but it
was only after the lattcr's
death that he set out to take
possession of the Arpad do
main. At the TIME Hungary
was divided into duchies,
which were governed by
feudal barons or admins
traitors. In time the latter
acquired much power and
acted quite independently /:
at times they refused to re-
cognize or submit to the
Crown. After Andrews death
there were two other claim
ants of the Hungarian
Crown: Vaclav II. of Bohe.
mia and Otto of Bavaria.
One faction of the Magyar
nobility favored Charles Ro-
bert, another Vaclav H., and
a third favored Otto. Vac
laws head already then was
graced with two crowns, SO
he decided to withdraw as a
claimant, but only i'll favo,
of his son Vaclav III. The
latter was even crowned
King of Hungary in Belgium,
but proved to be q weak.
ling; he was forced out in
favor of Otto. The lattcr's
reign was of no practical i'm
portance, because Charles
Robert would not give up
his claim and had the sup
port of the most powerful
barons. Among the strong.
est and most powerful of the
| barons was Matthew Cak OF
Trencin (Matus Cak Tren.
ciansky).
Matthew Cak favored
Charles Robert, because he
thought the latter would re,
ciprocate and so the Sloval
| Matthew might extend his
power. But Cak was soor
disappointed. Charles Robert
demanded all stronghold:
and feudal estates for him
self so that he might replace
the barons as he pleased
Matthew Cak rebelled, took
up arms against Charles Ro
bert, drove out the barons
who supported the King
and so took possession o1
practically the whole Of Slo
vakia. He favored Vaclay
ILL.,, but left him shortly
after. Matthew did not joir
up with Otto either, but de
cided to set lip a power al
his own. Cak had possession
Of some thirty strongholds
along The Yah and neigh.
! boring territory and hac
gained the support of the
native Slovaks, who consi.
dered Matthew's play fol
power as a revolt against
the Hungarian Crown.
In 1908 the Papal De.
legate Gentilis convinced
Matthew that he should sub.
bit to Charles Robert, the
King. Accordingly Matthew
held = session with Charles
Robert. When the latter pro.
missed Cak that he would be
the royal chamberlain, the
first baron in the land and
the guardian or protector OF
Hungary, Matthew Cak vow.
ed loyalty to Charles Ro-
bert. AT another meeting,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11

utesane, ma tretf den uz MA
10 ; saty vyprate q ma stvrty
pozasfvan6. Ia par dnf to
dievca stalo sa dplne inyin
dievtat'om.
Zahl'ad me "a my ma Je-
lisa Krista a stahme 50 jemu
podobnejsinii.
DR.. Morris, misionar v CT
ne, potreboval pomoc ma roz-
siahlom misijnom poll. Po-
ziadal sekretara, aby mu po-
slal eloyeka, ktory by sa ho-
dill pre- misijnd pracu. Pri-
siel ku sekretarovi mlady
muz, ale po kratkom rozho-
wore povedal mu sekretar,
ze sa on "a misionara neho-
di, ale ze jestli by chcel byt'
sluhom dr.. Morrisa, tax no
poslu, lebo potrebuje sluhu.
"Trebars Go postacf mi v
sluzbe mojho Pana." TAX cd-
vetil mladfk. .
Ten mladik sa pozdejsie
stal slavnym DR.. Mills-on,
ktory bol rovny DR.. Morri-
sonovi. >.
Jedneho dina Jezis privola-
JUG svojich ucenfkov. pove-
dal: Viete, ze kniezata ma
rodov panuju mad mimi, a
ktori s1 veliki medzi mimi,
prevadzaju moe mad mimi.
Me tax bude medzi vami, a.
lie kto by chcel byt' medzi
vami vel'ky, bude vasim slu-
zobnikom; a kto by chcel
byt' medzi vami: prvy, bude
vasim sluhom; ako al Syn
cloveka neprisiel, ably mu
,sldzili, ale aby on sluzil a
dal svoj zivot ako vykupne
"a mnohych. Mt. 2O:25-28.
2. Pokora vedie clovelia
ku bazni Hospodinovej a ma
bazni Hospodinovej zale2i
cely mas nabozensky zivot.
"Teraz tedy, Izraeli, coho
ziada Hospodin Bob tvoj oG
teba? Jedine, abys' sa bal
Hospodina Boha svojho, a
chodil po vsetkych cestach
Jeho, a abys' miloval Ho, a
sldzil Hospodinu Bohu svoj-
mu z celeho srdca svojho a
z celej duse svojej." Deut.
1912.
Odplatou pokory a bazne
Hospodinovej je bohatstvo &
slava. Ku povyseniu vedie len
jedna costa a ta sa vola po-
nizenie. "Kto sa ponizuje,
bude povyseny." " "Preto, kto
by sa kol'vek ponizil ako pa
choliatko toto, ten je najvac-
81 v kral'ovstve nebeskom. "
I ked' Hospodin byva ma
vysostiach nebeskych, On je
tiez tymi, ktorf su pokor-
neho srdca. L.. 57:15. Vse-
tka slava, ktora prichadza
cd cloveka, umiera s Glove
kom, ale slava, ktora pricha-
dza cd Hospodina, bude tr-
vat ma veky. ~s.
8. Avsak slava, ami bohat-
stvo nemaly by ziadnej ce-
ny pre- mrtveho, preto mas
text vravf, ze odmena poko-
ry a bazne Hospodinovej je
ME len bohatstvo a slava, a.
lie zivot.. zivot vecny, ably
sa elovek mohol tesit' tel
slave ma veky. "Lebo, ktori
SINE S MIN trpeli budeme S
MIN i oslaveni." Len pama-
tajte, ze costa ma Horu sva-
td vedie udolfm pokory.
Cernoch vyznaval v shro-
mazdeni: Kym SOM boil chu-
dobny, Dol som i pokorny,
ale jedneho dina ma slrokej
ceste nasiel som SO. Toto
ma tax podvihlo, ze som 81
hlavu zodvihol a kracajdc,
nit som pred sebou nevidel,
al som spadol do cisterne,
do jamy q v tel som "a tri
dni krical Q pomoc. Date
pozor, aby 50 / vo vas srdce
nepodvihlO, aby ste neOd-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-10-11

lezi v Queens borough. z po-
zemku bude po vystave IL
rebeny park. Ma obraze je
podobizen Georgia McAne-
ny, predsedu vyboru, ktory
robi plany k vystave. Ia W.
Evening star., 1935-08-08
Kingfish's Brain Scramble.

A S A rule the Kingish is ring wise
and knows what to do in trou-
BILE, but the punches that knocked
him down came with the force Of .
woodman's ak. and they landed where
it counts. The Kinghsh threw only
one serious punch-and that was the
movement thai broke up the fight.
For as Levinsky's right hand was still
half way around. Louis already was
inside with his left under way.
The time of the three counts was
2. and S in the way of seconds.
The King might have given himself
more time. but there were too many
funny noises buzzing in his block. He
had no idea at the moment whether
he was in Chicago, Singapore or
Cape Town.
As the referee awarded the fight TO
Louis after little more than two min
utes of competition the crowd paid
Louis a noisy tribute in spite of the
disappointing show, which ended
much too abruptly for any thrills.
It was the thrill you might get
from watching COW tangled up with
a buzz saw. Levinsky was outclassed
completely by the youngest fighter
that ever fought his way to world
wide fame in only a year.
Louis came up to every expectation.
There was the same surge Of speed
and power, the same uncanny ac-
curacy and the same stolid, istlesS
look upon his face which never for
a split second lost its look Of full
concentration on the evenings Job.
Evening star., 1935-08-08
Fearful Feeling of Joe's Mother Unjustified

dressed. and rushed back to the
celebration.
Traffic was blocked in front of the
Big Money Social Club while pa
rade was hastily organized, and at
: the Louis Booster headquarters the
celebration lasted far into the
night.
Not to be outdone, one organ
ization announced a huge Labor
day celebration at Artistic Han in
honor of the pride of Hastings
street.
AS usual, Joe indulged in his
favorite sport-long distance calls
assuring his mother by telephone
that his state OF health was unirn-
paired and exchanged chit-chat
with his cronie&
Evening star., 1935-08-08

"Ev'body went Craa-zy!" was the
way Mrs. Lillian Longpre, who
rushed in to tell Joe's mother of
the outcome, expressed it.
On Hastings street, the announce
ment of the technical knockout
caught the crowds slightly unpre-
pared. Joe had told his friends it
would be the second round, and
it was the second round they
waited for.
In a moment, however, the din
was on, with pistol shots, auton1o-
bile backfire, tin horns and shouts
contributing to the celebration.
Some one even got so excited he
raked Floyd johnson with the
business end of a razor, but Floyd
hurried to a hospital, got his wound
Evening star., 1935-08-08

he said without a change in express
sion. "Levinsky only hit me one
punch and that never hurt me-"
MY advice to Baer is to duck"
Levinsky said later. Say, that guy
Louis can hit harder than Baer."
Fifty per cent of the net receipts
went to the fighters. Louis received
80 per cent, or $47,O61.81, and Levin
sky 20 per cent, or $31 ,374.55, tidy
sum for less than two minutes work
Evening star., 1935-08-08
TEMES STUDIES
SARR0N'S STYLE
Spars With BurI, Who Beat
Pete, for Tips on Foe in
Bout Next Week.

TOE TEMES, Tampa feather
weight, will be thoroughly
, familiar with his foes style of
- fighting when he steps into the
ball yard ring against Petey Sarron
next Monday night If training with
a conqueror of Sarron will help in
that respect.
The Tampa lad will do his sparring
in his last three workouts with Eddie
Burl, rugged ringman who has on the
books a win over Sarron as we'll as
a Draw with the Birmingham battler.
Burl is expected to pass on some
pointers that will aid TemeS in the
scheduled 10-round stand next week.
Temes has vanquished Burl six
times and has scored over four other
fighters who either have defeated
Sarron or drawn with him. In IL
fights since coming to Washington
last Spring. the Tampa feather has
won 10 times and drawn once.
Temes' last victory was recorded
less than two weeks ago when he sub
stituted for Sarron in a feature flight
at Griffith Stadium and scored over
Roger Bernard, Flint f1ailer.