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Evening star., 1936-09-29
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BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS. JR.

BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS, JR.
IN THE Inter-American Horse Show
next month the Army officers
representing the United States
Il will, of course, start off as favor
ties with the crowd, because the
Chileans won last year and patriotism
dictates a desire for revenge. Around
the second or third day, however, it
is 3-to-1 bet that the stands will
be roofing for the Mexican horsemen
who are sure to be the underdogs
in that tri-cornered battle.
They may not really want the Mexi-
cans to win the top international
honorS, patriot sentiments again re-
serving that kudos for native talent,
but there will be much genuine pleas
ure felt when the courageous riders
from the Rio Grande country make
any exceptionally good showing 1t
requires no profound experience with
sports crowds to know how quickly
they fall for competitors who are
fighting an uphill struggle against
long odds, but even more obvious is
the fact that any human being SYM
pathizes with fellow who displays
great recklessness and daring under
such circumstances and the odds be
hanged.
We do not mean to imply that a
look at the Mexican horses and off,
GERS during one of their minor school,
ing sessions leads to the inevitable
conviction that they are more to be
pitied than censured for their efforts
to tangle with the big time competi-
tion. They have schooled their horses
over Olympic jumps long before this
and were sufficiently satisfied with
the results to undertake the trans
portation Of officers, II mounts
and grooms to Washington.
The point is that they obviously
possess q certain gallant abandon,
else they would not be trying to put
o 15-hand horse $50 inches talD over
q jump that is maybe So inches at
the top bar. All their mounts are
by no means ponies, but few of them
would inspire q cautious horseman
10 any great enthusiasm over the idea
of riding them around the terrific
courses to be set up for the Inter-
American.
IT IS also extremely doubtful that
the average American rider Of such
moderate experience would cherish
the thoughts Of facing those obstacles.
The Mexicans never give the idea q
second thought, or so it seemed when
they were at work on their schooling
yesterday. Capt. Armando Villareal
who heads the visiting squad, has
spent three years at the Cavalry
School in Italy, but the others have
had no expert training other than
that provided by Villareal and the
routine at the West Point OF Mexico.
They did not need charts, graphs
and years Of experience to give them
keenness. however, and thought the
Evening star., 1936-09-29
BIG HUNT MEETING
LISTED OCTOBER "a
Annefeld Cup, Kentmere Chase
Will Be Feature of Blue Ridge
Club Events.
srtcial Dispatch TO The star.

optclaI DlSpatcn 10 Inc star.
RERRYVILLE, Va, September %
The annual Fall races Of the Blue
Ridge Hunt Club will be held at Anne
field estate of william B. Watkins.
M. F. H. on Saturday, October "a.
Three races will comprise the after
moons card. featuring the fifteenth
running of the Annefield Cup. The
event is for 4-year-olds and up over
a 3l2 mile brush course. Besides a
cash award. made up of nominations,
the Annefeld Cup will be presented TO
the owner of the winner by Watkins.
Heading the card is the tenth re-
newal of the Kentmere Steeplechase,
a 2-nile jaunt over brush, the owner
Of the winner to receive a piece of
plate presented by Kenneth N. Gilpin,
master of Kentmere Stud.
The Old Dominion Cup is the only
fiat race carded, and will be run for
the eleventh consecutive time. The
race is l2i miles for a silver cup.
Evening star., 1936-09-29
BOUT GALLAGRER'S.
BROWN DECLARES
Former Foe of Both Boxers
Says Everett Will Lose
in Seven Rounds.
YATIE BROWN, whose jutting
II jaw has been caressed by both
" participants, has stuck his
chin mt and any1oInced that

n YATIE BROWN, whose juttine
mi jaw has been caressed by both
" participants, has stuck his
chin out and announced that
Marty Gallagher, perennial pride OF
Foggy Bottom, will send Buck Everett,
District heavyweight champion, reel
ing to the canvas within seven rounds
when they collide Monday night at
Grifith Stadium.
Viewing Buck in action yesterday
as he spared five rounds with Billy
Nichy and Red Barry, Brown twice
trounced by Everett and now aiding
Gallagher in his conditioning grind,
issued these nuggets of knowledge for
pugilistic history: HE looks terri
ble-if that's the best he can show,
then Marty will stop him inside of
seven rounds"
Although Jimmy Erwin, Everett's
manager. smiled at Browns predic-
tion. he nevertheless ordered Buck to
box seven rounds today, with addi-
tional work on the heavy bag, fol-
lowed by 10 rounds of fighting tomor-
row.
Buck laid of Saturday and Sum-
day." explained Erwin. Sure, his
timing was of and he appeared a bit
sluggish, but he'll be ready for Marty.
Bucks not going to do all his fight
ing in the gymnasium"
Petey Sarron, world featherweight
champion and stablemate of Everett,
demonstrated the art of balance to
Buck, who often is wrestled of ball
ance. and then showed his buddy how
to reach Gallagher with right upper
cut. Sarron will work with Erwin in
Everett's corner against Marty.
Tickets for the bout are on sale at
Joe Turner's Hotel Annapolis Office
and Goldie Ahearn's Mems Shop,
Ninth and z streets.
Evening star., 1936-09-29
Ken,u0od Skeeters Blast Way
To Victory in Steam Contest

~ LASTING 229 targets out Of a
- possible $50, despite a shifty
wind that played tricks with
- the little clay disks, Kenwood
Skeet Club marksmen defeated Ma
tional Capital. Skyline, Towson and
Laurel five-man teams, nosing out
the host club, National Capital, in the
second half Of the shoot.
Charley Gillette of Towson, George
Deyoe Of National Capital and Harry
Walters Of Kenwood tied for first place
in the class A competition with 48
out Of so. On the first shoot-off, Gil
lette and Deyoe ran perfect scores Of
R5, while Walters was eliminated with
q "A. The two remaining contest
ants duplicated their feat in the
second shoot-off, but Gillette scored
another straight" in the third test
to win as Deyoe missed one target.
B. ". Frank, with AZ dead birds.
won the class B event, triumphing
over william c. Coe by one mark.
Mrs. Coe captured the class @ shoot,
while DR.. Curey took the .410-gauge
event.
Following are the scores:
Evening star., 1936-09-29
OCTOBER TOURNEY
TO HAVE BIC FIELD
Meckley-DettWeiIer Duel for
Title likeIy-Cobb waits
at Church."

)oNCLUDING event of the
1 biggest season woman golfers
~ ever have had in this sector,
the Middle Atlantic cham
pionship tourney will be played over
the course of the Elkridge Club in
Baltimore October 1915, inclusive.
Mrs. Betty p. Meckley, who won the
championship last year at Congress
sional, will defend her title. Mrs.
Meckley also holds the District and
Maryland women's championships.
The fair golfers Of the city are wind
ing UP their best season, with two
more cup events to be staged this
week. The Times Cup tournament, an
is-hole handicap affair. will be played
tomorrow, and will be followed Thurs
day by the Presidents Plate affair.
open to members of the governing
board of the Women's District Golf
Association and to past presidents Of
that organization.
Evening star., 1936-09-29
POTOMAC LODGE STRONG
Pennant Threat in Masonic Loop
Off to Flying Start.

Potomac Lodge. a strong threat to
win the Masonic Bowling League pen
nant this year, is on to a promising
start, with five wins and a single loss
in its first two matches. Dutch Oeser
is back in the Potomac lineup, which
bodies no good for its rivals.
Brooks Of Lebanon, shot a 1876
game the other night, which gives
the league a strong mark to shoot at.
Evening star., 1936-09-29
lid Atlantic Meet Erige to- End Wonens Best Golf Year
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.


PHILADELPHIA. Dean Detton,
202. Salt Lake City, threw Dave Levin,
Jamaica, N. Y, 2:05:52.
DETROIT-Everett Marshall, 218,
Pueblo, Colo, threw Ali Baba, 205, De-
troit (no time).
WILMINGTON, Del.-Rudy Dusek,
218, Omaha. defeated Hank Barber,
2l8, Cambridge, Mass, two out OF
three falls.
PORTLAND, Me.-Chuck Montana,
1874, Detroit, defeated Joe Corbett, 189,
Toronto, two out of three falls.
PENNSAUKEN, N. Jose Manuel,
205, Portugal, defeated Bill Brooks,
1913, Boston, 32:05 (other falls for
feite6.
Evening star., 1936-09-29
FETE SOFT BALL CHAMPS.

An informal dance for the beneflt
of the United States Agiettes, Dis
trict women's soft ball champions,
will be held Thursday night at the
Broadmoor Hotel from 10 to l. Win
johnson, local A. A. u official, will
present the girls with gold medals.
Evening star., 1936-09-29

lumbia). Mrs. J. E. Gross (Columbia), /,
Mrs. z. II, Amick tColumbial; 9:10, Mrs.
Frank Kramer Beaver DAM Mrs,
Charles MCGOWAN Beaver DAM. Mrs.
Charles Grimm Beaver Dam); 9:15, Mrs.
S,s,na- Wiida Martin tunattaehed1 Mrs Frank
(Kenwood)
Evening star., 1936-09-29
13O.P0UNDERS CASTING.

The Royal A. c., a 130-pound foot
ball team. would like to book games
with fast elevens in its class. Call
Adams l456-W or Metropolitan 30s6
after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1936-09-29
FAIR GOLFER USES
CHARMS TO LEAD
EsteIIe Page Shoots 78 in
National, Aided by Dads
Pal, Rabbit Foot.
BY the Associated Press.

- UMMIT, N. j., September 90
Estelle Lawson Page credits the
rabbits foot she wears and the
. fact an oldtime base ball pal Of
her father is looking on, but those
who saw her in action say her game
is sound and her temperament ideal
for golf.
Mrs. Page is the Greensboro. N. c..
woman who startled the experts by
winning the qualifying medal in the
fortieth United States women's golf
championship at the Canoe Brook
Country Club yesterday. She finished
two strokes ahead of the field and,
with her 7s, broke the competitive
course record, also by two shots.
The first person she greeted as she
stepped of the eighteenth green was
Robert ]. Murphy of Summit, who
played ball with her father in the
Iackawanna New Jersey League
back in 1904.
IT guess you brought me luck" she
said as he shook hands. Thanks
awfully for coming"
Rabbits Foot Also Help.
THEN she fingered q blue rabbits
l. foot which dangled at her neck.
and maybe this helped. too." she
said with laugh.
Murphy had never seen tournament
golf play before.
"I saw her father, Bob Lawson, a
month ago for the first time in 81
years" he said. "He told me his
daughter was going to play here SC
I made up my mind then to watch
her. I'm mighty glad I'll be able to
wire Bob the good news"
Bob Lawson, who once pitched for
Boston In the National League, now
Is DR.. Robert lawson, professor
at the University of North Carolina.
He is a close student Of golf and has
been his daughters only teacher.
Rise in Golf Rapid.
MRS. PAGE, %, says she Just
A'A knocked the ball around until
uHO kAOAA oAAO ~ASSs
her first tournament. the champion
ship of the Carolinas, and won. She
also won that title in 1884 and that
years North and South title. She
took the Carolinas crown again this
year
She married Julius A. Page in July.
Mrs. Page overshadowed pre-tour-
ney favorites with her record per-
formance here. but all Of those safely
qualified, including Patty Berg OF
Minneapolis. who shot an 30; Char
lotte Glutting of West Orange, 81;
Pam Barton. British champion, and
Maureen Orcutt Crews, each with
80; Marion Miley of Lexington, KY,
and Dorothy Traung of San Fran
cisco. with 84s, and Mrs. Opal S. Hill
Kansas City, with IS.
Evening star., 1936-09-29
Other Events Scheduled.

OTHER affairs on the schedule call
" for a field day for local teams on
October 20, an intercity match with
Baltimore at Columbia on October 81
and an invitation tournament at
Beaver Dam october %.
Another one of those meetings be-
tween Mrs. Meckley and Helen Dett-
weller probably will come about at
Elkridge next month. Miss Dettweiler
has been the outstanding girl golfer
of the city for the past two years. but
she has yet to win a match from
Mrs. Meckley. who beat her in the
Middle Atlantic final last year and
again in the District championship
this year.
The Atlantic tourney probably
will draw a field of rs contestants,
with flights to be available for all
entrants.
Evening star., 1936-09-29

j. GORMLEY is slated to
become president Of the Co.
lumbia Country Club, sue
ceeding Robert H. Dali
Evening star., 1936-09-29

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the exclusive BayEk Process
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and other barb elements from
fbe fine tobSeeos used ia
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10 cigars to Visit tbe factory
and see Tbs process in sefHal
Operation.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14

Cetnictvo z Prostejova Eat
klo IL osob, ktere sc dopustily
smelych a odvaznych vloupani
ma Prostejovsku. Byla dopa-
dena celia tlupa bytar1, ktera
fadila v Prostejove netusenou
merou. V d1sledku toho byli
zatceni bratri Novotnf z Kras-
lie, jejich stryc 36lety delnfk
Jindfich Novotny, rovnez z
Kraslic, Frantisek Soldan,
feznik z Kostelce, ktery lupi-
&c vozil a rozvazel jejich lup.
PAX byly zatceny pTechovavac
ky kradeneho zbozf, 32leta
manzelka delnika Marie Jer.
nfckova a 38leta Marie Va
vrouchova, ODE 2 Prostejova.
Ma Sylvestra tato tlupa vylou-
pila V samotnem Prostejove z
byt1. Cena odcizenych veci
Sc dohaduje ma 10000 Kc. Ia
to tlupa byla We spojenf sc Una
mym lupicem Hohauslem re
Sumperka. Cetnicka patraci
STANCE z Olomouce usvedcila
tuto nebezpecnou tlupu re 72
kradezf, jejichz korist cinila
nejmene pGl milionu Kc. Pr
vysetfovanf bylo nalezeno v
pollch u Olomouce a Slavomf.
ma zakopane lupicske naradi a
zasoby potravin. Do cinnosti
teto tlupy spada take vyloupe-
nj pokladny v Hospodarskem
druzstvu v Litovli, kde bylc
odcizeno 10000 Kc. Dalsfm
vysetfovanim bylo zjisteno, Re
v teto tlupe byli take cinni bra
tr1 Jif1kove, ~cestujlcf Josef vi
tasek, sluzebna Filomena Bla5
kova a 29leta zena delnfka.
ktery je nyni donucovaci
pracovne, Amalie Grueschlo.
va, vsichni 2 Prostejova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Hodza v Parffzzi.

DR.. Milan Hodza, pTedseda
csl. ministerstva, odjel do Pa
rfze, kde sc s~hromazdili evrop
st1 statnfci, ably porokovali o
novych smernicfch svetove po-
litiky. DR.. Hodza v Parfzi ma
porady jednak S francouzsky-
mi statniky a jednak Sc statni-
ky ostatnfch dvou statG Male
dohody, v nfz tfetlm clenem je
Ceskoslovensko.
Zvlastnf dGlezitost Sc pfi-
klada Hodzove porade S ru-
munskym zahranicnfm minis
trem Nicolasem Titulescu, pro
toze Rumunsko je prfmym sou
sedem sovetskeho Ruska a n.y.
nj jde o utvoTeni noveho bloku
prot Nemecku, v nemz by by
10 take Rusko. Take Sc pre-
tfasa starry plan Podunajske
federace.
Pc navratu do Prahy ma jiz
DR.. Hodza projektovanou ces-
tn do Belehradu Jugoslavii a
do Bukuresti v Rumunsku, kde
budou dalsf politicke porady
statnikG Male dohody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14

Sbor Baltimorske Vlastenky
{. 1T jed, odbyvaji sch1ze
4 1tery v mesfci v 8. bod. vecer
v Ceske Svob. Skole, Ashland
a Glover ul. Vysl. predsedka
F. Rlha, preds. M. Pillar, ma
mestka M. Zaoralek, tai. A.
Mraz, 2052 E. Eager St., 1cet.
r. Stock, 2412 E. Monument
St., pokl. A. Krejc1. Vybor ma
.jetku: R. Klimes a K. Proxies.
Do Patronatu: A. Krejci ma 2
roxy a F. R1ha ma 1 rok. Do
|~Velko-Vyboru: r. Stock, A.
Mraz, M. Pillar, M. Kozak, M.
Zaoralek.
Sbor Jaromira {. % J. G. D.,
odbyvaj1 schGzi 3 ctvrtek v
mesfci v 8. hodin vecer v Ceske
Svob. Skole, Ashland a Glover
ul. Vysl. predsedka M. Gre
gor, pTedsedka A. Zajfc, ma
mestka E. Haker, tai. HI. We
cefa, 700 N. Duncan ul., 1cet.
M. Turc, pokl. T.Brozfk, straz-
kyne B. Kaucky, 1ctujfci w
Dor: A. Pavlfk, M. Novak. Dc
~Velko-Vyboru: M. Gregor, E
Haker, H. Vecera. Do Patro-
natu: A. Zaj1c, M. Turc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Marns Sc tssil ma svatbu.

V Domazlicfch nestesti 81
vyzadalo zivot uzenarskeho
pomocnfka, 25leteho F~rantis-
ka Koutn1ka z Chlumu u Kdy-
ne. Koutnfk byl zamestnan v
uzenaTske dime Vojtecha Ho-
leho v Domazlicfch. V sobotu
pojednou pTi praci byl Kout-
mix zasazen dTevenou Temeni-
CT, ktera Sc roztrhla. Nebozak
byl zasazen do hlavy tax prud
ce, re Sc skacel v bezvedom1 k
zemi. Druhy delnfk zastavil
okamzite motor, nebot do dill
ny nedalo Sc pro nebezpecf u
razu vej1ti, protoze kusy roz-
bite remenice sc odstepovaly z
transmise. Tezce zran6ny del
mix byl okamzite dopraven do
domazlicke nemocnice, kde
vsak svemu zranenf podlehl.
Koutn1k Sc mel v techto dnech
zeniti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Janske Lame leci dstskou
obrnu.

Jiz pGl roku provadi Sc v
termalnich koupelfch v JAN
skych Krkonosfch osetTova-
nj, ktere je v zasvecenych kru-
zfch znamo jake Warm
Springs therapie. Tento zpG-
sob lecenf, ktery Sc v Americe
provadf jiz pc deset let a pri-
nesl uzdravenl jiz tisic1m o.
chrnutych, vykazuje t6z v
Janskych Lazn1ch nejleps1 w
sledky. Pr teto lecbe podpo-
rule Sc co nejsiln6ji l6civy u
cinek teplych pramen1 masa-
Ii a ozaTovanim ultrafialovy-
mi paprsky pod vodou. z ne
moci, pro ktere je tato lecba
Ivhodna, je ma prvem mfste Diet
ska obrna. Pokroky Sc PROBE
vujf ode dine Ike dni; pohyby,
ktere byly drive nemozne, lie
nynf provadeti bez namahy. S
telesnym, zlepsenfm dostavuje
Sc tez sebedGvera, tento ne
smfrne ddlezity cinitel pfi kaz-
dem osetrovanf. P1ldruheho
sta pacientG bylo v kratke do
be trvanf teto lecby V jan
skych Lazn1ch osetTovano, pill
druhemu stu pacientGm bylo
navraceno zdravf a radost re
zivota.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Francouzsti herci do Prahy.

Pohostinske vystoupen1 Co.
medic Franchise, k nemuz me-
10 dojfti ma Narodnfm divadle
prazskem 3. 1nora, bylo odlo-
zeno ma konec 1nora. Zajezd
Coincide Franchise do Prahy
byl totiz vazan ma soucasny
zajezd do Rumunska a Jugo-
slavic, kde vsak je naT1zen
vseobecny smutek mad dmrtfm
anglickeho krale JiTfho, take
Sc zajezd Coincide Franchise
odklada.
Vystoupenf Coincide Fran
caise v Praze koncem 1nora
budi pochopitelny zajem. Sou
Dor Coincide Franchise pred
stav1 v nekolika hlavnfch mes
tech stfednf Evropy vykvet
francouzskeho umeni.
Hoste z PaTfze provedou v
Praze ma Narodn1m divadle
slavnou romantickou hru Mus
setovu "Se srdcem divno hrat''
a doplnf j aktovkou P. Geral-
dyho "Velc1 hosi". Do Pra-
ny prijede celkem II vyznam-
nych hercG Coincide Francai-
Sc S reziserem Jansenem, sc
trent cleny technickeho perso-
nalu a S napovedou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Pomluvy ustvaIy clovska.

Kruty osud dohnal 36leteho
hostlnskeho Jaroslava Hanca-
"a, z Vrbna Melnfka, k zou-
falemu GNU. HANGAR byl mia
dy, snazivy muz. Byl rowe
den a otcem male dcerky.
Pred kratkym casem zakoupil
We Vrbne hostinec. Cd zacat-
ku vsak byl pronasledovan zlo
myslnymi lidmi, kterf O mem
roztrousili pomluvy, re je ma
kazlive nemocen. Lid Sc je-
no hostinci vyhybali a byly
dny, kdy nemel v hostinci vi
bee hosta.
|, Pred vanocemi z1stal jeho
hostinec u~zavren. Lidem to
neJdflve nebylo napadne. Do
mnivali Sc, re HANGAR odjel
domu ma vanoce. Kdyz vsak
ami pc Novem roce HANGAR no.
stinec n%eotvfral, vyvolalo tc
prece podezTenf. Ma tri krale
sci starosta S cetnickym straz.
mistrem zjistit, co vlastne Sc '
uzavrenem hostinci dele. Ma.
Sill neboheho Hancara obese.
neho ma zdi. Zanechal dopis
Ia posledn1 Will. Vsechno svt
Jmenl odkazal dcerusce a ma.
psal v dopise, re no k sebevra.
zde dohnaly pomluvy, ktert
mu znicily Utmost. Sebevraz
du spachal jiz 10. prosince
take jeho mrtvola visela v no
stinci 10 dnf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Nahla smrt z velksho pohnuti

Dlvadelnl spolecnost, tktera
hostovala v Ceskem dome v
Duchcove, poradala posledn1
pfedstaveni. Riditel S celym
souborem loucil sc tklive a de-
koval majiteli Ceskeho domu,
Ferdinandu Vask1 "a podporu
S jakou Sc pry snad ieste nikde
nesetkal. PAM principalka
dala mu dokonce ma jeviSti hui
bicku, az to mlasklo. Mattel
ceskeho domu Vaskd pax spo-
lecnost ujistil, re ma nj Dude do
smrti vzpomlnat. Ia kratko
potion, co odesel s jeviste, ska
eel Sc k zemi. Byl zavolan l6-
kar, ale ten nasel Vask1 mrt-
veho ;byla to mrtvice, asi z po-
hnutf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14

Pc Vanocnfch svatcfch byl
do nemocnice v Moste dopra-
ven clovek, ktery byl delsf do
bu bez prace a bydliste. Omr-
Fly mu ODE nohy a skacel Sc k
zemi ma mosteckem nadrazf.
Do okresniho dstavu prace v
Moste prisla nezamestnana
Amalie Scholanova a rovnez v
teple padla vysflena k zemi.
Byla dopravena do nemocnice,
kde zjisteno, re ma uz z dfi-
vejska slime omrzle ODE ruce i
nohy. " Moste byla ma ulici
nalezena v bezvedomf lezfcf
zena. V nemocnici Sc zjistilo,
re ma ODE nohy umrzle. Bylo
nutno je amputovat. Je to %
leta Marie Gamischova, neza-
mestnana delnice. Je nyni bez
prace i bez ~pT1stTesf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14

Y nemocnici v Novych Zam-
clch zemrelo nestastne, osm-
nactilete devce z Prahy. Melo
znamost S vojakem z Novych
ZamkG. Vojak napsal, ably
devce prijelo do Novych Zam-
XII. Pfijelo a v nemocnici da-
la zivot zdravemu chlapci, ale
samo o zivot pTislo. Kdyz v
ustavenou hodinu pohTbu ro-
dice a knee pTisli do marnice,
ukazalo Sc, re rakev s jejich
dcerou zahadne zmizela. Pc
dlouhem, trapnem vyptavanf
vyslo ma jevo, re hrobnfci jiz
mrtvou beze vsech obradG po-
chovali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-14
Stara zena Sc pokusila trikrai
zemrit.

Do nemocnice v Rychnove
n. Kneznou pTivezli stafenku
Stepankovou z Jarovnice u
Rychnova. Je il pres osmde-
sat let a zivot il omrzel. Jiz pc
tTeti Sc pokusila O sebevrazdu.
Pc prve 81 britvou podfezala
lily ma -rukou, ale zachranili
j. PAX pozila jedi ma trave-
nj mys1. / to bylo zavcas zpo-
zorovano. Nyn1 nalozila do
kamen uhlf, ucpala perinami
okna a vytahla rouru, ktera
vede z kamen do kom1na. PAX
81 klidne leila. Sousede ne
stastne starenky vsak ucitili
kouf, vnikli do jejfho pokojf-
ku a poloudusenou il dali Cd
vezt do nemocnice.