davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-01-05
Cramer Strong Hitter.

CRAMER batted 1872 in 149 games
last season and has been a corr
sistent SEQ or better hitter for the last
few years. McNair, apparently affect
ed by the poor showing of the AS in
1885, turned in only .270 average in
l37 games of the season.
Cramer was discovered by Cy Per-
kins, now Mickey Cochrane's coach
with the Detroit Tigers, while he was
performing on New Jersey sandlots
Connie Mack farmed him out to Mar
tinsburg in the old Blue Ridge League
in 1929 and he led the circuit, with a
.404 record.
McNair was purchased after he bat
ted .39l for Knoxville in the South At
lantic League.
johnson, the pitcher coming to the
AS, Is a right handler. He formerly
was with the New York Yankees fol
several seasons, and began twirling
for Boston in 1888. He is native
of Bradenton. Fla. Last season he
saw action in only 13 games, per-
formed in but 81 innings. and had q
record of two wins against one loss.
Niemiec, who also comes to the Ath-
letics, was with the Syracuse Inter-
national League Chiefs for part OF
last season. He is a former infielder
for the now non existent Reading New
York Pennsylvania League club.
Evening star., 1936-01-05

tAlSo awarded gold medal
Money divided in case of tie.
Special Prizes.
Men.
= High scratch game of preliminaries-H
C. Groves and Whip Litchfeld, 113 ttied'.
S. so each.
High scratch set Of prelimiparies-Harry
Penfold, 10l. So.
High scratch game OF roll-off-Frank
Xander $50. So.
HiEh scratch set of roll-of. Prank Kan
der. 694. S5.
Women.
High scratch game Of preliminaries-
Mabelle Herring, 155.
High scratch set Of preliminaries-Lor-
raine GULL 62l. SIS.
H ! scratch game Of roll-ofi-M. Bisss.
14p. S5.
High scratch set OF roll-on-Evelyn
Ream. 5SS.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
GIANTS BUSY IN SPRING
II Games With Cleveland Are on
Tuning-Up Schedule.

NEW YORK. January 4 Up.-The
New York Giants will play % exhihi-
tion games on their training tour.
The schedule opens against the
Cleveland Indians, March IS st Pen
sacola and ends April IS against the
Army at West Point.
Seventeen games will be played with
Cleveland.
The Giants also play q six-gams
series with the champion Chicago
Cubs.
Evening star., 1936-01-05


There Is move on to open the
big league season with intersection
al series Presidents viii Har-
ridge and Ford Prick win confer
on the subject The Cubs will
be the champ transformers this
year Their exhibition schedule
covers 1900 miles. including a hop
from California to Florida :. The
team will play In 20 cities in eight
States and the trip win cost be-
tween $500 and 5000 per man.
The Reds slready have sold S.
600 seats for their 1885 opener In
Cincinnati. f. Rhineland fans ale
ways make a festival out OF open"
ing day. =. Rochester has sold Ho-
ner Peel, ex-Giant, to Fort Worth.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
ALBANY SIGNS WAGNER

BALTIMORE, January 4 P.-Jo-
seph Cambria, president of the Albany
club. has announced here he has signed
'Ty" Wagner, for three years star
catcher at Duke.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
DEAL MAKES SOX,
BLASTS MACKMEN
Boston Club Gives HurIer
Johnson, Rook InfieIder,
Cash in Trade.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ HILADELPHIA, January 4.-The
Athletics tonight announced the
trade of Infielder Eric McNair
i and Outfielder Doc Cramer to
the Boston Red Sox in exchange for
Pitcher Henry johnson, Infielder AL
fred Niemiec and an undisclosed sum
In cash.
The deal is part two in the A's-Red
Sox trading, which began with the sale
OF First Baseman Jimmy Foxx and
Pitcher Johnny Marcum to Boston at
the Major league meetings last month.
Cramer is regarded as one OF tile
standout outergardeners in the major
leagues. He is % years old and has
been with the AS since 1929, when ne
was signed as a free agent. He lives
ut Manahawkin, N. j.
McNair. a resident of Meridian.
Miss, was the first-string shortstop
and an inheld sparkplug of the AS
last year. He was purchased from
Memphis, Tenn, in August, 1929.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
VIRGINIA FIVE TRIMMED.

UNIVERSITY, Va, January 4 (R.-
Running up the longest first half lead
scored over Virginia in five seasons.
Clemson's basket ball team defeated
the Cavaliers tonight, As to "a. The
half-time score was IS to 8.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
Change Opinion Of Princeton.


I TALKED with the coaches Of Big
Ten teams who played Minnesota
and came East for the holiday gabfests
skeptics of Princeton's class. After
studying the motion pictures of
Princeton's victory over Yale, they re-
vised their opinions. One coach volun-
teered this comment: The Tigers
appear just as big and strong and per-
haps a bit faster of the marks than
the Cophers. I know from experience
how ilard Minnesota hits. From what
I can gather for comparison from the
pictures, it's a toSs-up between the
two clubs"
Over the three-year stretch, 1888 to
1885, inclusive, Princeton and Mime
sofa have by far the best records. The
Tigers have been beaten once. by Yale.
The Gophers were tied four times, all
in 1888, and now have II consecutive
victories to their credit. with the like
lihood they will extend this next Fall.
Foot balls closing events lacked ex-
pected thrills, for the most part, but
clearly demonstrated that no particu-
lar section can claim superior rank
ing. Texas teams, dividing honors In
the two main bowls" undoubtedly
have made the biggest forward strides.
But Stanford regained Rose Bowl
laurels after two straight setbacks and
the EaSt's All-Stars gathered prestige
by walloping the West at San Fran
cisco. New Year day developments,
1t seems to me. emphasized the pay
of on the ''razzle- dazzle" game is
more pronounced at the box ofice
than on the scoreboard, that there's
still plenty to be said for sound. ortho-
dox methods and that the foot has not
yet been eliminated from its vital part
in foot ball.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
Manhattan Four in Van.

THE crack Manhattan team of Matt
Carey. Val Riordan, Lou Burns
and Howard Block. won as it pleased
in the college and club l,600-meter
relay. beating st. Johns of Brook yn
ard the Columbus Council team. The
time was 3:26S.
Al Threadgill Of Temple won the
high Jump with leap Of 6 feet, 6
inches Arthur Byrnes of New Utrecht
High School, New York. took second
with the aid of 312-inch handicap.
w. Eipel of Manhattan took third III
a jump-of with Victor Cohen of City
College, New York, after they had tied
at 6-5.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
Cunning CHAM Wins 800 Meters,
Yard in Front of Hornbostel;
Peacock Loses Sprint Series

champion, in the 3,o0o-meter invita-
tion.
Nordell. an added starter competing
unattached, overlook McCiuskey by a
stirring final lap sprint to win by ten
yards in 8:42.6.
McC,uskey. closely followed by Joe
Mundy of the Mi!lrose A. A.. New
York, opened up a 20-yard lead in
the first half of the race while No dell
made his own pace At the halfway
mark Nordell opened up. overlook the
leaders with a quarter mile to go and
outsprinted them at the finish.
McCluskey held second and Mundy
third.
Milton Sander, national 600-meter
champion. repeated last years victory
in the Columbus 500," running the
500 meters in 1901. Harry Hoffman
of the Curb Exchange A. A. 1884
winner. was moved up to second when
John Wolff of Manhattan was dis
qualified. Arthur Keen of Fordham
was third.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
Stanford Elevated.

THE biggest shift in the list. Of
cC-rse, and the source Of briskest
debate. is the elevation Of Stanford
to the third spot on the strength Of
its triumph over the pride of the
Southwest. S. NJ. u, in the Rose
Bowl game. Taking the season as a
whole, from September 81 to January
/, it is difficult to rate Southern
Methodist as low as fourth. The
Pony Express turned in a memorable
winning streak. stretching from Los
Angeles to Fayetteville, Ark, doing
everything asked CT it up TO that dis
astrous tumble on Stanfords 5-yard
line.
But it isn't so easy, in this particular
case, to argue that Southern Method
ist had an of day" or that the Rose
Bowl result should be minimized for
purposes of general reckoning. Stan.
ford played the type of foot ball cal.
culated to hcg-tio the 'Tazzle- dazzle
stuff exploited SO Spectacularly by S.
NJ. U. Stanford's defensive pressure.
plus its ability to strike swiftly when
given an opening. clearly was too
much for the marauding Mustangs.
When the stakes we're highest. the
Palo Alto Indians were at their best.
They handed California, as well as
S. M, u. their only Setbacks,
Evening star., 1936-01-05

Pie Traynor says Red Lucas
will stay with the Pirates this
season. Kiki Cuyler turned
down a West Point appointment to
take up base ball as q career.
Evening star., 1936-01-05

Foxx and Lefty Grove IN Philly
next week. Foxx says he will
raise his ante because Of the i'm
pending visit Of the stork.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
Mack Has Nothing to Saw.


A ANNOUNCEMENT of tonight's deal
Immediately started tongues wag-
ging again on the possibility that
Pinky Higgins, crack third baseman,
would be sold or traded to the New
York Yankees. as has been reported
In the past.
On this deal. as well as on those
already consummated and his plans
for 1888. Connie Mack gave the same
answer:
II will not say a word.
II am not going to announce my
plans at any time" he emphasized.
Il won't answer" he continued
when asked about the rumored sale
of Higgins. II could If I cared, but
won't. might sell or trade anybody
] have for that matter.
MY partners and I have agreed we
won't say word on the kind of team
we will have next season. We are 60
ing to keep you all guessing"
LAS to why I made these deals, ''
Mack continued, referring to the
Cramer- -McNair sale, you can draw
your own conclusions. repeat,
won't say q word"
Evening star., 1936-01-05
Much Cash Transferred.

MO ANNOUNCEMENT of the cash
involved was made. but estimates
are that between 100000 and half a
million was deposited in the AS treas
ury in the two deals-that involving
Foxx. and the one announced tonight.
With the announcement of this
deal, which had been reported for
weeks, Connie Mack about completed
the wrecking of his ball club. With
Foxx gone, the AS had lost the last
star of their 1929-31 team, which won
three American League pennants and
two world championships. Cramer and
McNair were underStudies on that
combination, and their departure
leaves the AS with few prospects for
the coming campaign.
On the other hand, the acquisition
OF the infielder and outf1elder. as well
rs Foxx, by the Red Sox, should pro-
vide owner Tom Yawkey and the
Boston fans a team Of pennant win
ming calibre for 1886.
Evening star., 1936-01-05
REAM AND XANTEN.
STAR PIN WINNERS
Girl Hits 593 in Wind.Up.
Mans Champion Collects
4 Tourney Prizes.
BY ROD THOMAS.

~ VELYN REAM, ace of the
l. Arcadia team in the Ladies
District League, won first prize
IL for women in The Evening
Star bowling tournament last night at
the Lucky Strike with a set of 593.
which included a handicap of five
pins.
The mems championship went to
Frank o. Xanten Of District Govern
ment League who rolled 694 Thursday
from scratch.
Xanter collected four prizes, $50 in
cash and a gold medal for the high
set, SIS for the high scratch set of the
finals and another five-spot for the
high scratch game of roll-off-l80.
Both his set and top game were records
for the tournament, which was inausu-
rated in 1929.
Evening star., 1936-01-05

n YEW YORK, January 4-Glenn
nj Cunningham, world record
" holder at / mile. fought off
a determined last Ian drive by
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17

Dvere, ktere vrzajl, potreme
v ohybech spickou mekke tuz-
ky; graft jest dobrym pro-
stredkem k nat1ran1.
Bile dTevene RAINY cist1me
navlhcenym platnem a plave-
nou kf1dou; jsou opet jake
move.
Skvrny ma porcelain cist1me
pomoc1 kyseliny solne. Pc ne
kolika minutach skvrnu vytre-
me a kyselinu odstran1me. PAX
muslme porcelain v teple vode
dobfe oplachnouti a osusiti. S
kyselinou solnou vSak Zacha-
zeJme opatrne.
K utfran1 rukou hodf Sc nej-
.lepe otaceci rucnlk, t. j. sesity
re dvou rucn1kG. Uzke strany
sesijeme k sobe a poves1me ma
vesak, jaky Sc pouz1val kdysi,
nebo ma modern1 kovovou tyc.
Pr pouzfvanf NIUE Sc rucnik
stahovati Poole libosti a tim Sc
doc1l1 s~tejnomerneho pouzlva-
nj, zat1m co drive byly uspine-
ny pouze doln1 konce.
Billy mramor cistlme citro-
mem. Rozriznutou plochou po-
t1rame desku, skvrny ponekud
silneji, a pax oplachneme els
tou vodou. NepomGze-li to,
pax posypeme skvrny jemnou
kuchynskou soil, znovu IRENE
citronem a mechanic asi hodinu
pGsobiti. PAX omyjeme rozto-
KEN mydlov6ho prasku a pc O.
plachnut1 cistou vodou do SUI
cha vytfeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Poslanec z~astreIen.

-Statni poslanec John M. Boil
ton z druheho okrsku, vyrostly
ma zapadnf strane, jenz "a
prohibice Sc stykal S paseraky
piva a potion Sc vrhl do demo-
kraticke politiky, byl zastrelen
neznamymi 1tocnfky v Chica-
gu.
35lety Bolton jel v automo-
blu pc Harrison ul. ma zapad.
kdyz sc "a MIN pustil inv au-
tomobil s vrahy. Kdyz Bolto-
novo auto vjelo pod viadukt
p1l bloku ma vychod, druhy
autuomobil Sc k nemu priblfzii.
PAX zaznelo mnozstvf W.
stTeld a Bolton byl nalezen "a
chvfli s ustTelenou hlavou. Po-
slanec byl bratrem Josefa Boil
tona, byvaleho trestance. Vra-
IDA snad je jeste dozvukem 2
prohibicnfch cas1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Pokus sebevrazdy pred po-
praVOu.

V Raleigh, Sew. Karolina,
43lety vrah vlastnf zeny, H.
Grier odvadeny k elektricke
zidli Sc pojednou vytrhl straz-
cGm a vrhl Sc s tTetfho patra We
zenskych kobek 80 stop hlubo-
ko ma cementovou dlazbu. Zlo-
mil 81 ODE ruce v zapestf, rozbil
rty a utrpel zranenf vnitrnf,
ale pred exekuc1 sc tim neza-
chranil. Zfskal tim odklad
jen nekolik hodin, byl peti do
zorci posazen do zidle a spu-
stem osudny proud. Ke kreslu
byl poutan V bezvedomf.
: We Phoenix, Arizona, byl
popraven mexicky cowboy FIR.
Rascon odsouzeny pro vrazdu
k smrti V komore otravneho
plynu. Pc exekuci Sc priSla
.anzelka popraveneho S mrt-
volou rozlouciti a pollbila jej
ma 1sta. Nasledkem prenosu
jedovatych bacil1 sc ritz mrt-
vazne onemocnela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Urizl manzelce kus nosu.

V Detroit, Mich, John Drotar,
byvaly motorak ma poulicni ka-
re, uffzl sve manzelce kus nosu
a pax Sc pokusil o sebevrazdu.
Drotar pfi vyslechu pry policis-
tum fekl toto: "Strkala sv1j
nos neustale do mych zalezito-
stf. tax jsem j no uTfzl."
Drotar pc t6to "operaci" ma
sve zvedave manzelce pokusil
Sc %podFezati 81 hrdlo britvou.
lee sebevrazda Sc mu nepoved-
la. Byl policif dopraven do ne
mocnice.
Jeho manzelka, 54leta Ber-
tina Drotar, Dude jiz nucena az
do konce sveho zivota zndstati
takto zohyzdena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Bida podporovanych "
Chicagu.
V Chicago podpora byla

V Chicago podpora byla snf-
zena tax, re porce udelovane
nezamestnanym stacf sotva k
nakrmenl jednoho cloveka,k de
Sc O ne must DELFT mnohoclenna
rodina, tax situace sc stava
hrozivou a nejen hlad ale i ne
moce jsou obavany mezi spat-
ne zivenymi lidmi. Jest nedo-
statek ledu, topiva, jfdla, Sat
silva, lekG a prfstfesf. Chudf Sc
obrac1 ~zoufale ma soukrome do
brocinne spolecnosti, kde Jim
take nemGze nasledkem nedo-
statku prostredkG byt pomoze-
no tax, jak by potrebovali. Ad-
ministrator Lyons pravil, re
nasledkem nedostatku pence
nemnze dostati "a polovic Ger
vence prGmerna rodina vice
nez "a $3.50 grocerie. V cerv-
M d~ostavala "a 500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Americke dolary zabavovany
" Polsku.

Konsulat Spojenych Staff
vydal upozornenf, re mena Spo
jenych StatG je cestujfcfm V
Polsku zabavovana. Konsulat
oznamil, re temeT kazdy den
nejaky americky cestuj1c1 pTij-
de do Berlfna Sc stfznostf, re
mu byly pfi odjezdu z Polska
zabaveny penize polskymi au-
toritami. .
Tyto stfznosti byly c~astejsf,
kdyz cestujfc1 prij1zdeli do Pol
ska z vychodu a odjfzdeli ma
zapad.
Poslednf pTipad Sc udal,
kdyz Hazel Engeseth z Long
Beach, Kali, prijela ma vychod-
nj hranice Polska z Tokia.
"Byla jsem ma vychodn1 po-
hranicnf polske hranici tazana,
mnoho-li mann penez," pravila
dotycna zena. "PTiznala jsem
vse. Kdyz jsem prijela ma "a
padnf hranice, 1Tednfk mne ia
dial, abych mu dala stvrzenku,
kterou jsem obdrzela cd eel
mich urednfkd ma vychodn1ch
hranicich.
"Nikdo mi stvrzenku medal,
aniz by mne upozornil, re po-
dobna stvrzenka je nutna. Pc
dlouhe rozepTi polsky 1redn1k
mi zabavil $40 a dovolil mi VII
S sebou 500.
"Britska DANA, ktera tez
nemela zadnou stvrzenku z W.
chodnfch hranic, mohla 81 witt
S sebou vsecky pen1Ze."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Pocet suchych NEST vzrostl.

Sdruzen1 pravovarecn1kd Spo-
jenych StatG oznamuje, re pro
hibicn1 pracovn1ci pracujici
pro mfstn1 zakaz lihovych ma
pojG, docflili behem roku 1885
znacn6ho vysledku We statech:
New York, New Jersey a Con-
necticut. Pocet NEST pro "a
kaz l1hovin vzrostl ma 149 pro-
cent a pocet okresG hlasujicfch
pro zakaz vzrostl ma "a. proc.
"Cfsla," prohlasuje sekretar
sdruzeni, Williams, "pro 80
stat6 zhotovena ukazuji, re re
1888 okresG hlasovalo pro SUI
cho 583 okresG V dobe ~zrusen1
prohibice."
Roku 1884 zajem pro l1hove
napoje z1skal ma sfle tax, re je-
nom "a okresG a 246 NEST III.
stale Tade suchych.
Mfstnf zakazy, pravf Will
liams, jsou prvn1m krokem ma
cest6 ku narodn1 prohibici ro-
ku 1915 Poole plant strany
prohibicnf. Ackoli pravovarec-
nicka Utmost nenf tim znepo-
kojena, neupfra Sc, re to mama
cuje, jak Americka veTejnost
pTipravovana jest ku zkracen1
osobnf svobody opet.
PTehled New Yorku ukazu-
je, re r. 1884 sedesat diva okre-
sy byly mokre a dive mesta SUI
cha. Ma konci 1885 okresy III
staly mokre, ale pocet suchych
NEST vzrostl ma SO.
V New Jersey, &C okresy SUI
che, % NEST zvolilo sucho, V
Connecticut zrostlo hnut1 pro
sucho z peti suchych NEST ma
II.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Nebezpeci prilisneho. sluneni

Slunecn1 lame jsou v posled-
nj dobe velmi ocenovany a je-
jich prednosti jsou znamy. Una
my jsou vsak i nektere nezdra-
We nasledky pfehnaneho SLIME
nj. Jake Sc nesmf zadny lex
vypfti najednou, nybrz pc kap-
kach, tax take slunce Sc ma u
zivati rozumne a pozvolna. Je
znamo, re pT1lis prudke opalo-
van1 skod1 oc1m i vlasGm. Pro-
stoupf-li vsak ultrafialove pa
prsky pfflis prudce a We vel
KEN mnozstv1 pokozku, pGso-
bf nepT1znive ma obeh krevnf a
tim ma celkovy telesny stav;
zpGsobujf unavu, horecku, ne
volnost, bolesti hlavy, hucenf V
usfch, zavrate atd. V nekte-
rych pTfpadech mohou vesti i
k pfekrven1 mozku a mrtvici,
ovsem u lidf k tomu nachyl-
nych. Vedle tohoto vlivu ma
centralnf nervovy system, ma
pfem1ra ultrafialovych paprs-
XII i neblahy vliv ma sliznice,
ktere cinf nachylnymi k in
fekcfm vseho druhu. Zpdsobu-
je zvlaste k~ataraln1 onemocne-
nj prGdusek. DalS1 zkuSenostf,
o%vefenou mnoha lekaTi jest, re
pT1lisne ozarovanf slunecnimi
paprsky mGze znovu vyvolati
tuberkulosu lidf, u nichz by
la v pocatcfch vylecena nebo
Sc sama vyhojila. Dale je ire
ba upozorniti, re vsichni Tide
nejsou stejne citliv1 ma 1cinky
slunecnfch paprskG. Lide Sc
svetlymi nebo rezavelymi VIA
sly, S sedyma nebo modryma O.
Gina a svetlou plet1 jsou citli-
nez tax Nv. bruneti, nebot
jejich pokozka je chudsf ma
pigment, kterym Sc kGze chra-
nj a jfmz zmensuje a filtruje
slime paprsky slunecn1. Tyto
typy must byt proto pTi slunec-
mich laznfch opatrnejsf a navy
kati 81 postupne ma slunenf &C.
leho tela. Nejlepe jest zvyk-
nouti 81 nejprve ma vzdusne Ia
zne, ktere pocfname v byte pT
otevTenem okne. Pr prvn1 slu-
necnf lazni v pTfrode nesmfme
Sc vystaviti prudkym slunec-
MIN paprskGm, ale mechanic
radeji pGsobit ma sebe We st1nu
reflexy slunecn1ch paprskG.
Pozdejsi slunecni lame befe-
rano nebo k veceru a to jen
chv1li. V zadnem pr1pade ne
byt pokozka podrazdena a
spalena, nebot tim zmensuje-
me blahodarnost slunecn1 laz-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Rozdil " Nevade a "
Marylandu.

V Reno, Nevada, pc prve cd
posledn1 zimy musili v patek
rano topiti, nebot teplota rama
klesla tam ma 81 stupn6. Ohio
ha byla zamracena a obcas Sc
snesl studeny deStfk.
= We Two Rivers, Wis, "a
mestnanci administrace WPA
pri kopan1 zeme pro zalozenf
noveho mestskeho parku prisli
ma vrstvu snehu a ledu. Tato
ledova vrstva byla zvysi tri
stop a asi 20 stop dlouha. Udr-
zela Sc tam cd minute zimy tim
zp1sobem, re ma snehu lezela
vrstva stromoveho listf a pax
vrstva zeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Herec Meighan mrtev.

57lety Thomas Meighan, jenz
v predvalecnych letech byl jed
MIN z nejobl1benejs1ch hercG
filmu, v Grenwolde, Kings
Point, zemTel. U jeho luzka me
skala jeho manzelka take BY
vala herecka, Frances Ring.
Manzelstv1 bylo povazovano "a
nejstastnejs1 svazek, kdy mezi
umelci uzavreny. Studoval pG-
vodne medicinu, ale jiz jake
2Olety jinoch vystoupil 1spes-
ne We filmu a zahy 81 peknym
vzhledem dovedl z1skati povse-
chine popularity. Churavel diva
roxy a nemoc jeho Sc zhorsila
ash pred trent tydny.
Byl nejlepe placenym her
Gem Hollywoodu. Mel $10,-
900 tydne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Otec zabil diva a sebe.

V Rochester, N. Y, dive oso-
by byly zabity a tTi dalsf vazne
poraneny nahle zesflevsfm Of
Gem, ktery Sc ma ne vrhl s re-
volverem pfi veceTi. Charles
Bellayia, 81 rokd starry, smrtel-
ne postFelil 30leteho zete Mi
chaela Yanira a svou 57letou
manzelku Frances, tezce pax
zranil svou dceru, 32letou Ma
ry Yaniro a 22leteho syna
Chauncey, nacez spachal sebe-
vrazdu. Druha dcera Frances
Barrows. zachranila sv11j zivot
tim, re otce uderila do hlavy
zidlf tax prudce, re zidli roz-
bila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
Zajimave a pravdive.

Pon6vac nemGze klesnouti
pod vodu leda by nebyla zat1-
zena zavaz1m, Rebecca Parker
z Glen Innes V Australia prijela
do Sydney, ably tam stav jej1
prozkouman byl specialisty.
We vode nemGze vzprfmena
staff. nohy jejf pomalu poci-
nail Sc pTiklaneti ku povrchu
az telo jej1 vodorovne lei ma
vode.
Stav jejf nenf pry zvlaste
zvlaStnfm. We Wynyard pc le-
ia byl xiv James Harrison,jenz
nemohl klesnouti pod vodu a
ktery ma vode natazen spaval.
- Kdyz patroloval V Horn
sey Lane V Londyne, policejnf
straznfk P. c.. Trickett, byl ma
paden~sovou, ktera pojednou
Sc stromu snesla Sc ma jeho hla-
WI a potrhala mu ucho a po-
Skrabala oblicej.
- HOSl a dlVky pod IL rOku
start nesm1 kouTiti V restaurant
tech, kavarnach, parc1ch, uli-
cfch a jinych verejnych mis-
tech V Mecklenburgu, V Nemec
ku. PTestupn1ci podlehaji ire
stu We vezen1 ma diva tydny a.
nebO pOkut6 $62.50.
= Reka Jordan V Palestine,
jest jednou z tech malo rex, ie-
jfz vody n~evl6vajf Sc do more.
Vteka do Mrtveho more; ktere
nema odtoku a kter6 jest 1900
stop pod hladinou StTedozem-
nfho more.
= Ackoliv m6la svych Vast
mich jedenact dftek, Lovina
Pretorius, ktera prave zemTela
V Poychefstroom V JIM Afri-
ce, pTijala sest sirotkG. Vdana
byla tTikrate. Vsechny d1tky
peclive odchovala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-07-17
V rnssicnf krase.

Jdes-li krajinou prede znemi,
itchy mesfc, kdyz vstava z hor.
hned je V krasach tech hnev
tvGj n6my,
We kvet menf Sc Fly tvdj spor,
travou dial a dial slastno je tt
kracet.
stfn svdj mater1dousky vdni
vlacet.
Tu rad smfffs Sc S neprateli,
tichem klevety pTikryvas,
cistou obetf planes cely,
laskavost1 vse omyvas,
cht6l bys srdce sve spalit t6to
chvfli
ma svit mes1cny, ma zpev, ma
prach billy.
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