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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-29
Pickups and Putouts
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Billy West, former boxer, likes
Max Baer's chances against Joe
Louis. Larry williams, jr., IL,
Chevy Chase sharpshOoter, has
often broken SO out Of 100 in
skeet shooting, the score which
brought the national junior
championship to Max MarCum,
Louisville, KY, 16, at Cleveland
Williams was unable to enter
the Cleveland competition. but
he has still five years in which
to gain the national junior
crown. Frank keenan,, former.
ly connected with the advertis.
ing end Of Pacific Coast news
papers, Is daffy about wrestling
:. he'll be on hand when Gus
Sonnenberg and Able Coleman
tangle tonight in the Griffith
Stadium.
Ray Ward, high-ranking bowl
er with Howard CampbeII'S King
Pins, probably will use house
slippers on the drives this sea-
son. he was observed praCtiC-
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GLEN MCCARTHY
AT THE RACES

in fourth, Whiskolo in fifth,
Raycart in sixth.
AT LINCOLN FIELDS: Valerie
Jean in first. Epin in second,
Holl Image in third, Singing
Heart in fourth, Black Hat in
fifth, The Break in sixth, Wise
Advocate in seventh, Old Lady
in eighth.
first, Rapidup In second, Black
Dreams i'm third, Small Change
in fourth, Edythe NJ. I'm fifth.
Golden Play in SIXTH FlageOlet
in seventh.
AT DATE PARK: Lady Hazel
in first, Boston Sound in second,
Princess Octa In third, MOrlute
in fourth, Sis Agnes in fifth,
Our Manager in SIXTH Vella's
Choice in seventh.
AT DETROIT: Merely in
first, Shot Proof in second, Glib
by'S Choice in third, Lady Roma
in fourth, Open Range in fifth,
BIackblrder in sixth, Single
Raglan in seventh, Blind Hills in
eighth.
Major Smyley yesterday
knocked out seven weeks losses
Of 1891, winning S1,243 on his
successful three-horse parlay.
Today he parlays fifty straight,
fifty place ON TrOuper and Be-
low Zero.
Thoroughbreds who thrilled
racegoers: Advance Guard, will
his bold, devastating charge
down the homeStretch. Peanuts
with his game finishes in drives
against the best. Good anC
Plenty, with his steady, sterling
performances, under high weights
through the SteeplechaSe field.
Pan Zareta, with her honest gal
lops under heavy weights. Car
Free, with his tricky running
brilliant if he felt so inclined
pediculous if not.
Copyright by Christy Walsh Syndicate)
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Max's Bride KNOWS He'll Win,
But Will Not Be at RinqSide

,starche d-pinafo resAnd Sis-Hop-
kinsand-cookieS. She is like a
breath Of fresh air, absolutely un-
affected and without artifice.
Today her whole life revolves
around Max. But it wasn't always
thus. She bushes when she re.
calls that she invited Max to the
coffee shop, thinking it would help
the hotel, and her own job.
81 couldn't understand why
everyone made such a fuss over
him." she explains. II was very
commercial"
Not Commercial Now
She's not commercial now.
When she talks Of Max, her whole
face lights up. She knows he is
a big kid, but one who needs dis.
cipline. She knows he is selfish,
but figures its unthinking selfish
ness and makes excuses for him.
And she is doing her best to I'm
derStand this strange being, to
look at life through his eyes.
"ThiS is all 50 different" she
gaid-and she didn't mean the
woods and hills and lakes Of
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ing At the MI. RAINIER alleys
the other night, wearing slippers
Wards games were 142, 139
and 1913, proving he's all set for
the barrier. Special agent U"777
reports that Bobby Hart and
Lenny Springman, former East
ern High fOOtballerS, are head
ing for the University Of Ala
bama. and possibly the Rose
Bowl In Pasadena Charley
N.ilIar, Eastern, 80, will return
to Virginia Military Institute:
Charles Mades, Eastern, '32,
goes back to University Of Ken
lucky, and Zip" Adams to Au-
burn.
VOL, with Ted Ostenkamp at
the "mike," will broadcast q
blOw.by- blow account Of tOnight'S
flight" between those two Groom
ers, Jack Doyle and Buddy Baer,
starting at $3.50 o'clock .'TOm,"
the boOtblack, next store to the
District Boxing Commission Of
fees, Is . great admirer Of Joe
Louis.
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To Spend Fight Night
With Ma Baer at
the Movies

Spectator, but the smoke.Iaden
nightclub existence which draws
Max like a magnet.
''Max loves crowds; ] love to
be alone. 1 had to greet as
many as 1,5OO people a day in
my job and, when night came,
I wanted to crawl into my little
shell.
"A prize fighter didn't mean
q thing to me. I never saw q
fight until D few weeks ago
when AnCil Hoffman convinced
me I'd enjoy seeing Buddy Baer
fight. SuSS. 1t was all over be-
fore I had q chance to breathe.
But / had enough; maybe two
strangers wouldn't bother me,
but not Max or Buddy"
Mrs. Baer Is very fond Of Buddy
(COntinusd on Page 80, Col. -
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Gold Foam, winner Of the recent
$4,000 Travers Stakes at Sara
toga, joins the list Of horses who
advanced from claiming platter to
stakes-winning renown. Early in
the Saratoga meeting Gold Foam
was entered in claiming event at
$4,000 by his owner, Alvin Inter
meyer.
j. M. Milburn, q Virginia horse
man, advised his employer, Ed
ward BENJAMIN, to claim Gold
Foam. The colts TraverS victory
was his second for Benjamin, who
halls from New Orleans, and it
netted more than $4,000.
But colts entered III selling and
claiming events have won the rich
and famous Futurity Stakes. Re
quital, Futurity winner 40 years
ago, raced for $1,700 in an over
night event, and won. He did not
catch the eye Of any trainer with
halter over his arm. Three days
later he ran back at $2,700, again
won, and still did not tempt a
trainer to reach out and grab him.
As recently as 1882, Kerry
Patch raced in claiming event
during the summer was unmo-
Tested, but in the F'uturity that
autumn he was a nose victor over
the widely heralded Ladysman,
and the $98,690 Kerry Patch
earned his owner was truly mama
from heaven-just as that much
dough could be to any man in the
autumn Of 1882.
Golden Prince raced many times
in claiming events, even changed
hands a time or two, and ulti-
mately won the $98,250 Coffroth
Handicap for Bartelstein and
Unna. And last year at Churchill
Downs, just "a hours before Caval-
cade won the Kentucky Derby,
King Saxon might have been
claimed for 81, 800. Trainers over
looked him, only one horseman
wanted him, because a clocker
said King Saxon was a real run
ner, but the horseman ran out Of
money betting on losers before the
race came up-and missed out on
a chance to get for $1,000 a horse
that has since earned close to
$4,000.
The lifetime Of horse racing
has been full of bargains, and
there are as many available today
as at any time in the history OF
the sport. But it takes as keen
an eye as ever-and q bit OF
luck-to locate one.
AT NARRAGANSETT Counter
Pass looks best in the first, Dan
Manuel In second, Sun Erin in
third, Acautaw in fourth, Kieva
in fifth, Fake in sixth, Darkling
in seventh, On Sir Best, War
Tide next, in eighth.
AT SARATOGA: TrOuper in
first, The Chisler in second,
Gold Mesh In third, Below Zero
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Hurt Knee
BOthers
Buck
BY FRANK BUCK" ONEML
Times Staff Writer

EN- ROUTE TO WASHING.
TON, Aug. 29.-'T still think
that Buck NewSOm can win for
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MajorLeague
Leaders

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Leading BatSman-VOsmik, indiana,
1852.
Most RunS-Gehrig, YankS, l0S.
Most Runs Batted 1n-Gteenberg'
Most Hits-VoSmik, Indians, 177A'
Most DOubIeS-GreenbeFg, Tigers, Is.
Most Triples-Vosmik, Indians, IL.
Most Homo Runs-Greenberg, Tigers,
80.
Most SteaIs-Werber, Red sox, 70.
Leading Pitcher-Allen. Yanks, 1884,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Leading Batsman-Vaughan, Pirates,
1897.
Most Runs-Galan, Cubs; MedwiCk,
Cards, 1O4.
Most Runs Batted In-Berger. Braves
1O5.
Most Hits-MedwIck, Cards, 1873.
Most DOubles-HeFman, Cuba. 49,
Most Triples-GOodman, Reds, IS.
Most Home RunS-Ott, Giants, 20.
Most Steals-Martin, Cards, 10.
Leading Pitcher|. II. Dean Card
mails. ga
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-29
Fight Trip
Promises
Thrills

By KIRK MILLER
Times Sports Editor
A word to the boxing fans
who contemplate joining The
Washington T i'm IS Fight
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train to the
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bout in New
York s e p
TENDER "a.
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this ball club.
/ am counting
on him for
some victories
this season
a n d expect
him to win
for US next
year."
Bucky Harris
was in front OF
Inc q u & o u I
W h e n New
som W a ! k e d
across from the
st. Louis dug.
ont. the iihes
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Standings

"GameS behind leader.
Yesterdays Results
WASHINGTON, 1911; St. Louis ~.
Detroit, II; Philadelphia, 0.
New York, 9.5; Chicago, 1-2.
Cleveland, 2-3; Boston, OIL
TOday's Games
Detroit ut st. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia
Only games scheduled.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-29

"Games behind leader.
Yesterdays Results
st. Louis, 6-13; Philadelphia, Is.
Pittsburgh. 60; New York, is.
Boston. 2.2: Chicago, 1.6.
Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, 3.
Today's Games
st. Louis ut Pittsburgh.
Chicago at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Others not scheduled.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Exekuce ma zidovskou YES
" Uzhorode.

Po~litisujfcf zidovskou ortodo-
xii, ovladanou rabfnem Spirou,
st1ha jedna pohroma "a dru-
hou. Pred nekolika dny octla
Sc mukacevska zidovska nabo-
zenske obec V konkursu uvale-
mem ma nj Spoken veritel1,
ktef1 Sc nemohli dockat zapla-
cent dluhu. Zidovska nabo-
zenska obec v Uzhorod6 nenf
ma tom o mnoho lepe. Psali
jsme jiz, re veTitele zabavili
nekolik desftek metrak1 mace
ST a ritualnf mouky prave pred
zidovskymi velikonocemi. Nynf
potkal obec osud mnohem "a
lostnejS1. VeTitele, z nichz nej-
vets1 pohledavku ma u uzho-
rodske zidovske nabozenske o.
bee stavitelska firma Pittel a
Brauswetter asi 100000 Kc "a
novy dun, v nemz je umfstena
take statn1 obchodnl skola, "a
vedli ted proti obci soudni
exekucnf ffzenf, jehoz nasled-
ky jsou primo truchlive. Zaba-
veny nejen nemovitosti, to jest
synagoga a novy dim S kan
celaff rabinatu, nybrz uvalen
zajem i ma vsechny poplatky,
ktere obci dluhujfcf jejf cleno-
We. Exekucnf cestou Sc ma
vymahat nabozenska dan ga
bella a jine ritualnf poplat-
ky. 800
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Skolaci chytili uprchle
kSrauro

zaci pelhrimovske mestan-
ske skoly sli ma vychazku. V
Cervene Recici zahledli v dome
kolare V. Maliny diva muze v
stejnokroj1ch karancG donuco-
vacf pracovny. Slyseli O tom,
re pred deseti dny uprchli diva
karanci az nekde cd Jihlavy,
ale chlapce napadlo, re by to
mohli byt oni. Okamzit6 OBJ
kl1cili cely dGm, ucitel Plecha-
TT nadbehl zlocincGm, ably Sc
ami laden re stavenl nedostali
a oblezen1 bylo tax d1kladne
re Sc je AMI karanci nepokusili
prorazit a pockali, az 81 pro ne
pTisli cetnfci. Ukazalo Sc, Re
jsou to skutecn6 %uprchlfci, KITE
re hledali. TAX byli skolaky
chyceni 21lety zamecnfk J.
Kott z Jarom6re a 25lety koci
A. Cerny z Prahy, kter1 byli z
pardubicke donucovac1 pracov-
ny poslani ma praci v Rantfro-
We u Jihlavy, odkud prchli. Ii
viii Sc pax kradezemi a take We
staven1, kde je skolaci obkl1-
Gill, mel jiz hodne v6cf pripra-
venych k odnesen1.
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Kramaf ma odchodu.

MISUNDERSTANDING dennfk
"Ceske Slovo" uvefejnil zpra-
WI, re znechucen volebnf po-
razkou strany narodnfho sled
nocen1 (narodn1 demokracie
spojene Sc stoupenci byvaleho
ministra a poslance JiT1ho Str1-
brneho) Sc VIDA DR.. Karel Kra
mar poslaneckeho mandatu.
Uein1 pry tax hned pc zahajo-
vac1 schGzi noveho narodn1ho
shromazdenf.
Podobne Sc vidal jiz posla-
neckeho mandatu jiny narodne
demokraticky pTedak a byvaly
generalnl tajemnik 1strednlho
svazu ceskoslovenskych prdmy
slnikG DIR. FrantiSek Hodac.
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Kujebaci.

Proc Sc Vysokemu Mytu RI
ka Kujebina a jeho obyvate-
linn Kujabaci, o tom vyprav1
.takhle zachovala baj z dolby
josef1nske. Byl zrovna v Myte
konselem nejaky pan Kujeba,
kdyz c1sar Josef Ii. slibil, re Sc
do Myta take pod1va. To Sc vi,
kdyz c1saf, tax clsar, necim Sc
must pohostit. Chloubou kra-
jiny byli vytecni pstruzi, KITE
.rych Mytstf nachytali, co Sc
dalo a upravili pro cfsarsky "a
ludek. Cekali pax c1saTe S ro-
zechven1m, ale kdo neprijel,
byl cfsaT. Co ted? PAM z ra-
dy dali hlavy dohromady a tn
ten Kujeba ponavrhl eco Sc
pstruhy? Mic. Kazdy 81 vez-
meme neco domI a SHINE to ma
pocest Jeho Velicenstva." Ten
navrh ovsem byl bleskurychle
prijat, pstruzi rozdeleni pc CITE
nych rodinach pant radnfch a
vsechno Sc zdalo v nejlepsim
poradku. 10, ale mily cisar 81
nejak spletl datum a prijel ma
HE hned druhy den ma to. Kon-
sele byli pryc, protoze ii pstru-
ri byli take pryc. Jenze neja-
Ike zbytky Sc prece sehnaly,tak
S mimi honem ma c1sarsky still.
Josef III. 81 ma pstruz1ch pekne
pochutnaval a velmi je chvalil.
A tn ten Kujeba rekl: "Kde-
pax, tohle mic nen1, to my jsme
to nejleps1 uz snedli, kdyz jste
vcera n~eprijel."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Slevy pro cizince ma csl.
drahach.

Ma ceskoslovenskych zelez-
nicfch Dude zavedena zvlastni
sleva pro cizince, kterl navstfvf
Ceskoslovensko a zdrzf sc as
pom sest dnl. Zeleznicnf per-
sonal dostal prfkaz, ably ma
tuto vyhodu upozornoval ce-
stujfcf, kteTf pTijfzdejf z ciziny.
Cestuj1c1 81 zakoup1 zvlastni
prdkaz "a 5 Kc. Phi predloze-
nj tohoto prikazu a j1zdenky
pc sestidenn1m pobytu u
mas pravo ma sc a dive tTetiny
procenta slevy pTi zpatecni ce-
ste nebo ma 33 a pGlprocentni
Slew pTi koupi okruzn1 jfzden-
Je to akce, ktera ma k
Ceskoslovenska ziska-
ii i ty cestujfcf, kterf jen pro-
jfzdeli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Re misty zastrelil souseda a byl
smrtelne zranSn ieho zenou.

V obci Maly Kamendin u Ko-
marina stala Sc surova vrazda.
Lonskeho roku pohadal Sc 40
lety Gabriel Szoetz S 35letym
M. Rakem a jeho celou rodi-
nou. Tato hadka, kterou mel
Szoets S manzelkou rolnika
Raka, mela dozvuky pred SOU
dem a Szoetse stall tento spor
ma 10000 Kc. Ia to pf1sahal
Szoets pomstu nejen cele rodi-
ne ale i vsem svedkGm, kteTi v
jeho neprospech u soudu sved-
Gill.
V lednu t. r. koupil 81 pusku,
revolver a potrebne naboje,
kterezto veci ukryl V lese v biz
kosti poll, ktere byly majet-
KEN jeho protivnfka rolnika
Raka. Nyni, kdyz Sc zacalo
ma polfch pracovati, cekal jen
ma vhodnou pr1lezitost, ably mo
hi svoji pomstu uskutecniti. Ca
she rano prisel Rak a jeho ze-
ma ma pole, ktere Szoets z biz
keno krov1 pozoroval. NejdTi-
We 81 ostrfhal vousy ma angelic
ky zpGsob, oblekl 81 novy ka.
bat a capku a Sc zbran1 pfibli-
I'll Sc k manzelGm Rakovym
Kdyz byl cd Mich nekolik kro.
XII, vystTelil z pusky ma Raka
ktery Sc pc rane svalil a vral
stfelil no jeste do hlavy a usml
til. Rakova zena utekla do OBJ.
ce, ably privolala pomoc. Szoets
il pronasledoval a pc nj stTilel
Kule zranila zenu do tvare q
ma ruce. Rakova, &C byla ra.
nena, vrhla Sc ma vraha svehc
muze, vytrhla mu pusku a tou.
to no bila. Kdyz pTibehla 20.
moe z obce, Szoets utekl dc
bl1zkeho lesa, kde byl vecel
nalezen. Byl v bezvedoml
Chtel Sc obesit, ale provaz sc
mu pfetrhl.
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V uhelnem dole objevena leci-
va voda.

Ma jane "Ignat" v Marian
skych Horach, patriot Banske
a hnutl spolecnosti, byl v hloub
ce $50 metru jiz asi pred IL le-
ty obJeven pramen mineraln1
vody. Ma Ostravsku byla vo-
da tohoto pramene znama pod
Jmenem "hladna voda", nebot
Sc pc nj dobTe travilo a 1cinky
jejl znali pouze horn1ci. Pred
nedavnem byli ma pramen upo-
zorneni banstf 1rednici, ktef1
no dali lekarsky prozkoumat.
Posudek lekaf1 a universitnlch
profesord vyzniva V ten smysl,
re ENTHUSIASTICALLY pramen
mono faditi mezi nejlepsf mi
neraln1 vody. Je pozoruhod-
nym a 1cinnym lekem pTi pot1-
z1ch zaludecn1ch, ledvinovych
a zlucovych kamenkG, nechuti
k jldlu a chorobach dychac1ch
cest. Sprava zTfdla obdrzela
cd statnlho geologick6ho 1sta-
WI V Praze rozbor chemickeho
slozenl vody, v nemz Sc prav1,
re mineraln1 voda ma jane 'Ig-
nat" v Marianskych Horach
ma nejvets1 koncentraci a nej-
vyss1 obsah kyseleho uhlicita-
nu sodneho re vsech dosud INA
mych prostych alkalickych ky.
selek, v therapii uz1vanych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Major Pazdirek nalezen We
zbytcfch Iavinv.

V 1noru Sc strhla mad Krko-
nosemi jedna z nejvetsfch sne-
hovych bourf poslednfch let.
Boufe a laviny zp1sobily smrt
sesti lidf, kterf Sc vydali do Kr-
konos ma lyzfch. Ctyri obeti
byly drive neb pozdeji vypros-
teny z lawn a zavejf a pod sne-
hem zustala pouze tela dvou
dustoJn1kG majora Pazdirka a
stabnlho kapitana Prikryla z
voJenskeho uciliste v Milovi-
cich, kter1 zahynuli cestou z
Martlnovky ma Labskou boudu
" noel re soboty ma nedeli 3.
unora. Patran, jehoz Sc 1cast-
Mill vojaci z Trutnova a z vo-
lenskeho lyzarskeho kursu, by
10 marne a pc novych sneho-
Vych vanicfch bylo nutno pre-
stat patrat a cekat ma TAM sne-
hu. Poole dohody znalcd Kr-
konos Sc stall oba dnstojnici,
kter1 byli vybornf lyzari, obetf
lavlny, Jez spadla z 1bocf k
Labskemu vodopadu. Tento
dohad Sc vyplnil. NekteTf z
mistnich horalG Sc nevzdali 20
celou zimu a jaro patranf Pc
zahynulych a nynf horal Donth
2 Mlsecek nasel telo ma
Jora Pazdernfka We zbytcfch
zav6je az Tecisti Labe.
dosud zamrzl6m. Vsude jeste
tu lei snih a sestup k zahynu-
lemu byl velmi obtfzny. Telo
"a TAM propadalo stale hloube-
il, az z1stalo ma dine misty roz-
tale zaveje tax, re hlava a trup
lezel ma kamenitem bfehu a
nohy mrtveho byly zamrzle v
fecisti. Nalez je asi so m cd
mlsta, kde Sc pro vanice v zine
prestalo patrat. Cetnfci a mist
nj Tide snesli mrtveho do Spin
dlerova mlyna, kde Sc odpoled-
ne konala pitva mrtveho. Jeho
druh stabnf kapitan Pfikdyl
dosud nebyl nalezen a lei ne
kde opodal jeste pod spousta-
mi zledovateleho sn6hu z lavi-
ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-14
Do venice $ parem konf.

Josef Struzka, celedfn Cd
nekud z Prostejovska, byl jiz
dels1 dobu bez zam6stnan1.
Potuloval sc krajem, ably neco
nasel. Chodil svetem nekolik
mesfcG, ale marne klepal u
dver1 statkG. Ma konec Sc ma
to dopalil a rozhodl Sc, re ra-
deli neco ukradne, nez ably Sc
toulal zine cd dveTf Ike dve-
rim. Toto rozhodnut1 ucinil
prave, kdyz prisel do Bolesova,
kde Sc konal trh. Chodf tax
mestem a najednou vidf, jak
sedlak pTijel S parem krasnych
kon1, ohnivych jake blesk.
Struzka Sc rozechvel touhou, a.
by 81 mohl s mimi alespon jeden
KRAFT vyjet. Obchazel' proto
stale kolem a kdyz videl, re
roln1k nechal sprezeni bez do
zoru ma dvore hostince, sedl 81
proste ma kozl1k, svihl do konf
a vyjel. Napred mel v 1myslu
projet Sc mestem a pax zajet
do Uh. Hradiste, furiantsky
pTijet az k vratGm vezen1 a
spustit, ably no pustili dovnitT,
re je zlodej. Cestou vsak no
napadlo, re by ty kone mohl
prodat. V te dobe vsak jiz by
la pc kon1ch, ktere nalezeli
rolnfku Lochmanovi z Treble
tic, velka shanka. Cetnictvo
chytlo Struzku az v jeho rodne
vsi a kone mu vzalo. Struzka
byl pax dodan do hradistske
venice, ovsem ne tax furiant-
sky, jak 81 to predstavoval. Ny
nj odpovfdal pred soudem a do
stal Ia svGj kousek pet mes1c1.
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Otravili otce.

Ondfej Konfcek z Dubnice
n. V. byl cd roku 1882 vdov-
Gem a chtel Sc letos z jara zno-
WI ozenit. Dne 4. kvetna cole
ty zenich zemrel. Obc1 zacaly
Sc slriti zpravy, re nezemTel
prirozenou smrt1. Konfcek to-
tiz v posledn1ch dnech sv6ho
zivota docela otevrene pred
sousedy prohlasoval, re mu
chtej1 jeho deti We svatbe "a
branit a re dokonce i hrozf
sprovozenfm sveta. Kon1cek
mel 6 det1, z nichz n~ejstarsf
byla 4Oleta Anna. Dospele de-
ii Sc obavaly, ably statek, ktery
pc smrti Kon1ckovy zeny pri-
padl otci, nepfisel snad do ru-
kou zeny druhe. Cetn1ci veno-
vail pozornost sfrenym zpra-
We o podezrel6 smrti Kon1cko-
We a nynf vyslo ma jevo, re vse-
cky deti spolecn6 Sc dohodly
zabfti otce, kdyz tento cd sve-
no 1myslu neupustf. Otravili
no arsenem. Pet dnf sc otra-
veny otec branil smrti. Tri sy-
move a til dcery byly zatceny.
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Obssil Sc " e znicenem tresno-
VEN sadu.

Rochelle sadly nejranejsich
tTesnf mel krasnych polohach
u oboe Nee u samorynu ma
Bratislavsku 83lety hospodar
E. Sumegi. Sam Sc jeste staral
o toto sve sadafske hospodaT-
stvi, ktere budoval pc cely svdj
dlouhy vek. Pamatoval mno-
no 1rodnych let i mnoho po-
hrom, ale takovou, jakou mu
zpGsobily nocn1 mrazy v minu-
lem tydnu, jeste nepamatoval.
V celem sadu mu mraz 1plne
spalil vsechny kvety, jimiz stro
my byly bohate obaleny. Sta
rec, ktery vecer jeste us1nal s
nadejemi ma krasnou urodu, byl
rano pohledem ma zmrzle kve
ty tax zdrcen, re prepaid zou-
falstvi. Obesil Sc ma tresni.
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Rolnik Sc utopil.

Kdyz odesli clenove rodiny
55leteho rolnfka Jana Hrebac-
ky z Hrusek u BTeclave do ko-
stella, utopil Sc. Kdyz Sc selka
Sc 4 odrostlymi detmi z k~ostela
vratila, nasli hospodaTe ma dvo
re v jane S mocGvkou, ktera je
2 m hluboka, S poranenou hla-
YOU. Sedlak byl Timed vytazen
a &C jevil jeste znamky zivota,
zGstaly pokusy O vzkrlseni mar
ne a pc pTfchodu lekaFe sko-
nal. Sedlak, jenz jiz ~jedenkra-
tie spadl S pater, byl poslednf
dobu zadumcivy; nevi Sc, jed
nall Sc o nestestf nebo o sebe-
j
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Vylecila ST sauna prIEstFel Pile.

Zvlastnf pT1pad vysetruje
cetnicka stanice Berehove. V
minulych dnech udala 25leta
Marie Dolnfkova, re lila del
81 dobu v spolecne domacnosti
Sc sym milencem. Pry il sill
boval onatek. Mezi obema do
slo jednou k hadce a jej1 mily
Ma nj stTelil z revolveru. Dol
nfkova byla zasazena do prsou.
Jeji mily Sc polekal, co to pro-
vedl. Vrhl sc il k noham a pro
sill, ably no neudavala. Doln1-
kova nevyhledala ami lekar-
skou pomoc a ~z1stala donna.
Davala 81 studene obklady a ra
ma Sc il zacelila a uzdravila Sc.
Ale pax dochazelo mezi milen-
CT opetne k neshodam a mily
Dolnfkovou z bytu vyhnal. Dew
&c pax ucinilo udanf. Bylo zji-
steno, re devce skutecne melo
pr1stfel Pile a re revolverova
kulka il uvazla lopatce.
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Velko-Vybor Jed. Ces. Dam
Statu Maryland odbyva sve
schIze l. stredu v mes1ci v So
kolovne, rob Gay a Preston ul.
Vyslouzila preds. A. Kolomaz-
mix, preds. r. M. Legro, nam.
Marie Pillar, tai. RGzena Sto-
EEK, 2412 E.. Monument St., L.
cetnice Ant. Patek, 1908 N.
Castle St., pokl. Anna Mraz,
strazkyne Hedvika Vecera. T.
cetn1 vybor: E. Lapacek, AIDE
la Hejduk.
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v ceskoslovensku nejvice Tide
umiraji ma srdecni choroby a
rakovinu.

V poslednfm ctvrtletf minu-
leho roku zemrelo nasledkem
nemocl srdecnych Cechach
1851 osob a v zemi Moravsko-
slezske 1909 osob, celkem 81
369 osob, ma rakovinu zemrelo
v Cechach 1858 osob, v zemi
Moravskoslezske 1921 osob,
celkem 1874 osob. Nasledkem
tuberkulosy zemrelo v posled-
MIN ctvrtstoletf minuleho roku
v obou jmenovanych zem1 g.
1872 osob, zanetem Pile podleh-
10 1927 osob, ma zanet prddu-
SEX zemrelo SAC osob. Ma "a
skirt zemrelo 1,O49 osob.
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Statnf Rada "Katol. Delhi
ka" Statu Maryland. Kaplan
vldp. Martin Oktavec, Oil
Ashland ave., preds. Mat. Hla-
vac, mfstopTeds. Bob. Businsky,
tai. V. Havlfk, I'll N. Colling-
ton ave., pokl. K. Peterka, d.
~vernfci: J. Petr, J. Rynes, j.
Dol1vka, dozorce V. Hlavac.
Spolek ssv. Petra a Pavla {.
20, K. D., odbyva sve schdze
kazdou 3. nedeli v mesfci We 2.
bod. odp. v mistnosti sv. Va
clavske ma Collington av. Pred.
M. Hlavac, mfstopreds. Vaclav
Kalista, tai. JOS. J. Wallis, pokl.
M. j. Kalista, vybercf V. Hla-
ac.Adresa spolku: J. J. Wallis,
.2216 Jefferson ST.