davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-04-28

the cold-in fact, his stepfather told
him he didn't want him In the house.
His mother didn't know that, and be
never told her. but she knew things
weren't happy for him. He was in
trouble all the time at school-in fact,
he's sort of genius. You feel 1t as
soon as you know him. And geniuses
aren't ever lucky in childhood, are
they? Anyway. he wasn't.
$50 things went on until he was II,
and then he ran away and took care OF
himself"
Poor ladI" Mrs. Hutton said, lis
tening absently.
"And finally" Tam went on, "he
landed himself in jail"
There was pause. The blunt brown
hand with an unstemmed strawberry
held in 1t was still. The warm late
afternoon smelled Of strawberries.
THAT doesn't always mean much,
Tam" Mary Hutton said presently.
mo. but it doesn't help much. either.
does It? It doesn't make boy feel
any more confident Of himself"
And then what? He got out Of
jail?"
"He got out. but there was queer
circumstance about 1t. This Is what
I've been leading up to; this Is what /
wanted to tell you," Tam said. His
Evening star., 1936-04-28
G3f3[10MMx%%%}' II
kN&W' %kA1HLEEN NORRIS ~

dried grass and pine gum, Tam
thought, and somehow Of gingham and
sunburned, smooth, young. brown flesh.
too.
Come on, Rosemary" Mary sang.
The bare legs and worn white shoes
and faded pink frock caracoled away
again. Tam watched her out of sight.
"A little girl and devoted old Gran
are something. TAM" Mrs. Hutton
said wistfully. ''Don't-don't be in too
much of q hurry, my dear. She-we
both love you sol"
George was an only child" Tam
said, reverting to the interrupted sub
ject. His father would have been a
very distinguished lawyer. but he died
young. and Georges mother brought
him up. He adored her. but she mar
ried again. and he felt himself out in
Evening star., 1936-04-28

name was the same as that Of another
George colored man, as 1t hap"
pened-who had died in jail Q week
before. There had been an epidemic
Of some sort of fever; the clerk in the
registry ONCE had died; there was q
new 0rden. imagine there had been
. good deal of confusion In the rec
ords."
But surely-surely he took his own
name when he came out, no matter
what mistakes they made at the jail?"
Mary Hutton asked, puzzled.
1T was the same name. He was
only 81 and he thought his family
might as well think he was dead. He
didn't want to disgrace his mother.
They had wired his mother that he
was dead"
Tam, don't tell me any more of
this" Mary Hutton said, pushing
away the bowl Of strawberries, rising
to her feet. II cannot-it makes me
feel little faint. 1t reminds mel
can't talk of 1t, but 1t reminds me-
! think will 90 In and lie down."
"You see, q week had gone by after
the wrong telegram had gone" Tam
Evening star., 1936-04-28

for days. 1t knocked the breath out
OF me, and all I felt was that I"
mustnt-mustn't let go of George!
I went back to the dressing room and
asked If it was his watch-it was
closed up tight by that time, you may
believe!-and he took it without any
suspicion, and the next day before he
was awake-oh, yes, I had made q
date for him to meet me that night.
but he met some one else, some men,
instead, and went of with them. So
the next day walked into his room
before he was awake, and since then
ne has been neutrality-suspicious. IA
the world to me, and Tve-well, we're
going to be married."
(To Be Continued)
Evening star., 1936-04-28

% Collars and Scarfs, Dere sec to 5
Is Silk Gowns, --7re So to $5.95
q Pieces of Rayon Undies, were sec
IL Novelty handbags. iDere 81 to IS
5 Silk Pajama Ensembles, Dere s5.95.
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HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUF

1906 BELMONT RID. NV. BETWEEN
18th. Kalorama and Columbia rds.: IA
rooms. including apartment on 3rd floor.
500; oil heat garage. Address owner.
Miss ELIZABETH REISS above address
with reference
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.


GIG DECATUR ST. N.W.-6 R. AND B;
well furnlsheG sarfge can 6e ssea 9y
i0io Eye st. NV. Metropolitan 3sss.
21o5 18th ST. NW.-FACING MERIDIAN
Park. near Central High School; l. r.
completely furnished including linen.
kitchen utensils and table accessories price
reasonable.
6 ROOMS SLEEPING PORCH AND 9
baths, from May 20 to July 20. Phone
Wisconsin 361S.
ROOMS. . BATHS, EXTRA TOILET; OP-
poslte Mayfiower Hotel; recently renovated
Electrolux refrigerator. open fireplaces; ten
ant for half Address Box 25S-G. Star office.
$50 ASPEN ST. N.W-1 BLOCK FROM
Walter Reed Hospital: rooms nicely fur
nished; Frigidaire. cheerful price. S11o.
Phone tor appointment to inspect. Satur-
day afternoon or Sunday. Georgia 44S4.
5I29 7th ST. NW.-6 ROOMS. BATH
elect. h.-wh.; $50; available May l; can
enss Pa. GHAf; SHs. Nv. 1; NORRIS, West o4so.
h-w.h; available May 1 S55 per month;
inspect Saturday and Sunday. 26'
3214, S ST. NV ROOMS. . BATHS;
very large ground; $50 month from May l
INC. 1890 X st. NV National O475.
HESKETH ST. NEAR CHEVY CHASE
CIRCLE.
Detached stucco residence. rooms and
bath. gas heat. electric refrigeration lear
garage. attrsctively Handicapped yard and
garden Sl@o; H. L. RUST CO..
1901 18th NV NATIONAL 800.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

i NEED AT ONCE FURNISHED OR UN-
furnished houses. bungalows and apis. list
with me for quick rentals; clients waiting
LESLIE D. MEASELL Cleveland 1865. 26'
WANTED BY REFINED FAMILY OF }
adults. 6-room home in Georgetown, Bur
leith section. not over $50. Address Box
office
Evening star., 1936-04-25
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
CONTINUED

tCOntinued.D
VERY DESIRABLE HOME ON KLINGLE
Rd.-S rooms. baths; built-in garage. in
closed sleeping porch; $50 month. To in
BOSS g. PHELPS.
1417 K NV. National 1900.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

VACANT. DETACHED. 6210 sth ST NV.
r., b., yard: open fireplace. 2-car gar. {;
Gentiles. adults; S75. 23O Upshur st. NV.
r. b. yard: convenient; good condition;
Gentiles. adults: $50. Georgia 0179.
919 SHERIDAN ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS AND
bath. h.-Wh. garage; rent, $50: vacant
May 1. JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO. 914 G
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RENT-FLATS.

COLORED UNFURNISHED FLATS.
Apt. >. 202S Georgia avenue NV
rooms. kitchen and bath;
Arcola heat ---------------S4 SAL 80
Apt. /. 5000 Georgia ave nw-3
l. rooms kitchen and bath: gas heat S35. so
THE WASHINGTON LOAN g. TRUST CO.
Real Estate Dept 9th and SITS.
Ma 3440
Evening star., 1936-04-25
SALE-HOUSES.
(Continued.)

BRICK SEMI-BUNGALOW. Sc.
New. rooms, open fireplace, porch:
$500 cash, S35 per month and interest.
Phone Columbia 2lS4-J.
MODERN BUNGALOW SACRIFICED BY
out-of-town owner: small cash above one
trust at 81: h.-w h, with blower rooms,
bath finished attic. Phone Georgia $500
or Shepherd 3047-R.
REAL BUY-S7,95O.
1903 Oak St. at 14th.
7-rm. Colonial brick, built-in garage;
outlets for 2nd-floor kitchen: newly dec
GRATED. Easy terms. Adams 22lS. 26'
BUY THIS HOUSE.
S7.250-S750 CASH.
Just like new and real buy. Values
will enhance here. First commercial zone.
See 1t. 1t will make you a good home.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
2ll KENNEDY ST. NV.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 18th St NV District 334s.
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5 PINE ST.
Mount Ida Alexandria. Va.
0 rooms bath. INV h. electric re-
frigeration. 90
Evening star., 1936-04-25

S1s.5n0 BUYS A 100000 BEAUTIFUL
English home in Chevy Chase. fronting on
Rock Greek Park Spacious living room
I25-ft. library on 2nd floor. bed rooms.
first-foor layatory, gift. master PEG room
3 baths. 3 freplaces. porches oil burner,
3O-ft recreation room maids room. dou-
BILE brick garage; easy terms (no agents..
Phone Adams 22lS.
Evening star., 1936-04-25

NEAR NAVY YARD,
723 Sth st. s.e.-3-room, kitchen and
'S'n ifSui GuARaNTY safii YeFssaL REALTY, INC.
1706 K st. NV. National 05s7.
hsIs bsh PARK RP; N;WMs R;ooMs REc. g
laos Girard St. n.w:-3 rooms. kit; bath;
S35 and $3.50. THOMAS P. BROWN.
615 4th St sw. Phone National 1919.
a4do IA bstb sT RSsts
BOSS & PHELPS
1417 K st. NV National $500.
5000 CONN. AVE. NV. APT. 4O1-3
rooms, dinette. kitchen. reception hall.
bath: $50. Key with janitor. Immediate
' BOSS & PHELPS, .
1417 X NV. National $500.
s rooms and 90
' 1884 COLUMBIA RD. w
rooms and bath 90
z rooms, baths. 90
1860 WYOMING AVE.
f00s: Rental Agent, JOHN L. BARR. WV
Dec. 1900. The Wyoming. Dec. 1878,
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THOMAS J. FISHER g. CO., INC,
73S 18th St. NV. District $3.50.
NEW APARTMENT BUILDING.
541S 1st PL. NV.
Apt. IL bed rooms, living room. din
ette. kitchen. bath. open screened porch;
S65 90.
Apt. Al bed room living room. dinette.
kitchen. bath. open screened porch; S55.
Electric refrigeration. heat furnished. Open
for inspection.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St. NV. District 3347.
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DUPONT,

DUPONT,
1717 goth ST NV
Dust North of Dupont Circle)
Front apartment of 5 rooms,
kitchen and bath, with screened
porch; elevator service, electric
refrigeration; resident manager
on premises.
Evening star., 1936-04-25

SULGRAVE MANOR,
$3.50 CONN. AVE. NV.
Modern, elevator building; Sec
retarian telephone service, elec-
trio refrigeration on house cur
rent. Two rooms, kitchen, dining
alcove, large foyer and bath. See
resident manager.
$65.00.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2IOO 925 18th St. NV
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HAMPSHIRE GARDENS,
POS FARRAGUT ST.
rooms. kitchen so
Electric Refrigeration on House
(Janitor. 4912 N. H. Ave. N.W.J
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Observation-Disclosures
MARYLAND COURTS.
1144 18th ST. N

9th AND NE
Three rooms. kit. and bath: availabl
Immediately. Apply resident manager. 26
Evening star., 1936-04-25
$5,250.00.
EASY TERMS.

Owner will sacrifice modern bungalow
OF 5 rooms and bath in a nearby suburb
with nearly an acre of ground with plenty
OF fruit trees. The yard Is beautiful with
large with ample closet space. This is q
glve-away and will make a wonderful
today as it will sell. Phone Potomac
l1SS-J
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SEE-S6, 6,250-THIS
ONLY $3.50, ON TERMS.

large rms. screened porch Frigidaire,
instant hot water. garage; newly decorated.
Evening star., 1936-04-25

20 SHERIDAN ST. NW-TWO-ROOM
pit. semi-private bath: refined. employed
Evening star., 1936-04-25

1920 FAIRMoNT.
r.. X. and 90
Electric RefriReration.
AVAILABLE MAY 1st.
Evening star., 1936-04-25

2l1o 10th ST, N,W.-DoUBLE LIVING
holstered beds piano; references required:
&T6 y,INKINS co 1T3,l DE- Sales st
Evening star., 1936-04-25
APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.

ROOM. KITCHENETTE AND BATH
large dressing room: S55: available i'm
mediately. Riverside, Apt. 513. 2145 c
Evening star., 1936-04-25

FOREST HIIIS-DELIGHTFUL ENGLISH
cottage; FIRST floor. living room. small din
ing room. kitchen. 2 bed rooms and bath;
second floor. 2 bed rooms and bath; built
in garage; faces wooded hill and brook;
large lot. Telephone Cleveland 1864 or
Cleveland 29l5. 26e
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-07
Dopis z Ameriky dorucen bez
oznaceni mista urceni.

Postovnf TRAD BTeelav II. z
Brna obdrzel dopis, odeslany z
New Yorku, jenz byl adreso-
van ma Pavlinu Sterbovou ma
Morave We V1denske ulici. Ma
dopise bylo zfejmo, re prosel
jiz vice postovn1ch 1fadd &C.
skoslovensku a -nemohl byti
dorucen, protoze odesflatel "a
pomnel uvesti nebo nevedel.
kde Sterbova ma Morave bydli.
V nekolika moravskych mes
tech existuje Moravska ulice,
ale breclavst1 listonosi dopis u
fadu vratili, jake nedorucitel-
ny, ponevadz v Breclave neby-
dl1 zadna Sterbova ami tam ne
III Vldenska ulice. Proto mel
dopis byti vracen do Ameriky.
Ma BTeclavskem nadraznfm IL
fad6 je zarazen 1Tedn1k &C.
mex stepanek, bytem v Miku-
love, kde je t6z Vfdenska uli-
&c. ZT1zenec l.. Krutak tired
n1ka ma tento dopis upozornil,
coz melo Ia nasledek, re ster-
bova dopis obdrzela, jezto je-
il jmeno a adresu 1fedn1k
znal, ponevadz bydlf v Miku-
love nedaleko adresatky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-07
Vitezna costa Ceske
~filharmonie.

Koncertnf turne Ceske fill
harmonic bylo korunovano ne
ocekavanym 1spechem. V Lon
dyne byly poradany tri velk6
koncerty a jeden rozhlasovy
koncert. Londyn byl uchvacen
kouzlem ceske hubby i jej1m
proveden1m. Velky londyn-
sky list times" napsal: "My-
sill jsme, re zname dobTe
predehru k "Prodane neveste'
i Dvofakovu "Novosvetskou"
Pr hre Ceske filharmonie Sc
nam vsak zdalo, re skladby
slys1me pc prve. TTi slovan-
ske tance, hrane ma konci kon-
certu, povedely nahlas tajem-
stv1 jedinecne mohutnosti to-
hoto orchestra. Usp6ch byl
|takovy, re Filharmonie byla
liz pozvana ma tento rok Ike
dvema koncertGm do Londy-
ma.
Take V Bruselu sklidila Ces-
ska filharmonie velke 1spe-
chy. Palais DIES beaux arts
byl pTeplnen. Kdyz obecen-
stvo uslyselo Smetanovu "Pro-
daneu Nev6stu'' a DvoTakovu
symfonii 81 noveho sv6ta" roz
bouril Sc sal prfbojem nadse-
nj, ktere neutuchalo. Gee
censtvo Sc nehybalo re salu a
1cinkujlcf musili pridat jeden
"DvorakGv tanec".
Podobne 1spechy z1skala
Ceska filharmonie v PaT1zi,
kde davala 2. prosince slav-
nostni koncert V Komicke ope-
re "a p~T1tomnosti presidenta
Lebruna. Ministr vyucovanl
Roustand daval obed ma posest
sborue Pr tom odevzdal di-
rigentu Vaclavu Talichovi
krlz rytfTe Cestne legie, a pro-
hlasil pax v proslovu, re Ia
Itch je nejen dirigentem VIZ
namneho symfonickeho orche-
stru, ale i pTedstavitelem jed
ne z nejstarslch a nejvyznac-
nejslch kultur Evropy.
z velkych 1spechG Ceske fiji
harmonic radovali Sc nejv1ce
nasi krajane, kterym bylo do
pfano slyseti hudbu sve vlasti
v mfste sveho pobytu. Tt bu-
dou dlouho ma zajezd vzpomf-
nat. Ceska filharmonie byla
DO pfijezdu do vlasti 4. prosin-
ce srdecne uvftana, kde jme-
mem vlady il pTivftal ministr
skolstv1 DR.. Krcmar.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-07
Czech " habesske armada.

Prazske "Vecernf Slovo" pr
Sc: Mcneil jsme dosud prava
verejne vylozit nektere po-
drobnosti O pr1padu naseho
zpravodaje v Habesi p. Ing.
C. Parlesaka. Nemohli jsme
porusiti loyalitu k nemu ami
tenkrat, kdyz jsme byli hrube
napadani znamym tiskem. Ny
nj vsak byl uveTejnen Parlesa-
xiv dopis, ktery aspon V hlav-
Mich rysech je jiste pravy. To
nam dovoluje vyloziti pTesn6 i
vsechny podrobnosti pf1padu.
Koncem 1nora 1886 napsal
nam p. Adolf Parlesak dopis,
v nemz oznamil, re hodla pod
niknouti delsi studijni cestu do
Habese, kde uz jednou byl a
kde Dude pfipravovat pGdu
pro export ceskoslovenskych
vyrobkG. Nab1dl Sc, re by pTi
tom "a smluveny pausaln1 pr1-
spevek postal nam reportazni
clanky a zpravy re sve cesty.
Pc dobrych i~nformacfch,
ktere jsme o panu Parlesakovi
dostali, prijali jsme jeho ma
bfdku a zavazali jsme Sc Ca
take pTesne platili) k mes1cnf-
mu pausalu, jehoz WISE byla
presne urcena tax, jak pan
Parlesak sam zadal.
V Tijnu oznamil nam pan
Parlesak, re mt byla nab1dnu-
ia funkce technickeho porad-
ce habesskeho generala rasa
Kassy a re nabidku pTijal, ably
Sc dostal primo ma frontu a Ii
skal jedinecn6 zpravy. Pan
Parlesak We SVEN dopise zd1-
r%aznoval, re vse podnika ma
sve risiko, re pro mas nevzni-
kali zadne zavazky a podob-
ne. Tento dopis nam teprve
vysvetlil, co znamenal tele-
gram, ktery jsme dostali neko-
Xix dnf drive a We kterem ozna-
mule pan Parlesak, re podnikl
v cfsaTove letadle let mad Sc
vernim bojistem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-07
VALKA.

Habesska zprava uvadf, re
"a bitvy ma severn1 fronte,
skoncene We ctvrtek, bylo u
smrceno 5000 Ital1. Pravi Sc,
re fasisticka divise byla "1pl-
ne vyhlazena".
Zprava dale udava, re asi
ma 5000 Ital1 bylo poraneno.
Jelikoz Sc tez podrobne sdelu-
je O ukoristeni del,munice atd.
lie souditi, re fasisticka mill
ce byla pri nejmens1m donu-
cena re bylo ukoristeno Is tan
XII, 33 polnfch del, IT'S kulo-
nett a 1905 pusek. Bitva Sc
odehrala severn6 cd abb Ad-
di, severozapadne cd Makale,
pfednim vybezkem fasisticke
fronty ma severn Habese.
Bylo to tam, kde marsal Pie
tro Badoglio, vrchnf velitel IA
sistn v Habesi, podnikal valec-
ne operace jiz pc nekolik dnf,
ably vytlacil habesske guerilnl
Getty z jejich posic, jimiz ohro-
zovali komunikacn1 linii ital-
skeho vojska do Adigratu a A
duvy.
Ztraty Habesand jak uvadf
drednf zprava, obnasely 1900
mrtvych a ranenych. V1tezna
bitva pro Habesany byla "a
hajena dine 81. ledna 1tokem
habesskych valecnfk1.
Mussolinim oznameno, re fa-
sisticky diktator pokracuje We
svych hrozbach O "valce S ce-
lynn svetem", kdyz prot Italii
by bylo vyhlaseno embargo ma
naftu.
Vybor naftoveho embargo
ISpolecnosti narod1 zahajil sve
porady v pondeli V Zeneve.
"Popolo d'Italia", milansky
list pravf v redakcn1m clanku,
re blokada by znacila waikiki.
V clanku prav1:
"Domnfva-li sc kdo, Re val
ka cetnych narodG prot Italii
byla by snadnou v6cf, velmi Sc
mylf, protoze Italie Sc pfipra-
villa jiz davno ma kazdou MOI
most a Dude Sc haiti zuby,
nehtyi"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-07
Kdyz dojde trpelivost.

Straslivy pTipad Sc prihodil
v Komjatic1ch v rodine rolnika
Josefa Benka, 52lety Josef
Benko byl otcem dvanacti de-
ii. Pc navratu z ruskeho zaje-
tt byl postrachem cele vesnice.
Zena pTinesla do manzelstvf
p6kny majetek v hodnote pres
10000 Kc. Josef Benko vsak
prosedel vic hospodach nez
pTi praci a zenin majetek SOU
stavne propfjel a promarno-
val. Deti Sc rodily kazdym TO
KEN, ale opilec Sc malo staral
O svou rodinu. Zatfm, CO otec
sedel V hospodach, matka do
varila pro svych IL detf jen
cernou kavu z cukrovky nebo
polevku. Vsechny deti trpi
podvyzivou a jsou zakrnele, ba
i otcovrahove, 21lety kfejcov-
sky pomocnfk Stepan Benko a
22lety Jan Benko, jsou nevyvi-
mutt a vypadajf jake mali hosi.
Cely zivot stradali a zili BIZ
de, zat1m CO otec pill. Zavraz-
deny Benko byl Fly clovek.ze-
nu a deti tyral a vyhanel z do
nova. V dome musil nit par
konf, ably mohl kdykoliv zajet
do blfzkeho mesta, ale nedovo-
iii, ably rodina mela dome
kravu. Celia rodina obycejne
pTezimovala hlady, nebot chu-
naSel do mesta a utrzene pen1-
dou sklizen otec s~oustavne Cd
re propil a rodine mic medal.
Rodinna tragedie Sc stala dnes
kolem 9. hodiny odpolednf,
kdy zasobu obil1, diva a pGl
metrickeho centu, ably il zave-
ri do mesta a prodal. Uboha
matka lomila rukama, plakala
a prosila manzela, ably je ne
nechal umf1t hladem, ably ne
odvazel poslednf kousek chile
ba z domu. Lee surovy noto-
ricevy alkoholik odstrcil nebo-
hOu Zenu a crystal Sc OdJet.
Zoufala matka zapr1sahla sve
syny, ably nedopustili odnest
posledn1 chleb z domu. Nahle
vsak zena zacala zurit. Kdyz
videla, re otec i syny surove BIZ
je a tluce, vykrikla, ably zabili
darebaka. Celia rodina byla
~rozrusena, a nen1 divu, re tato
VIVA byla jake olej do ohne.
|Synove uchopili zeleznou jeh-
lici z chomoutu a jeden seky-
ri a krajne rozzuTeni Sc vrhli
ma nicemnfka. Pc nekolika
ranach Sc Benko skacel. Syno-
We Sc tim nespokojili, ale
tloukli a sekali do nehybneho
tela otcova, az mu vystTikl mo-
EEK a kusy lebky Sc rozletly pc
dvore. Pc cinu Sc mladenci
upravili a udali Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-07
ZemFel zazracny lekaT,
kamenkar.

Zprava z Chrudimi sdelila
dmrtf 68leteho lekare DIR. Po-
drouzka, "a kterym take re
zapadnich Czech jezdilo mnoz-
stvf lidf, trpfc1ch zlucovymi ka
menky. Chrudimsky DIR. Po-
drouzek lecil vlastni metho-
dou a tajemstv1 sve dobre me-
diciny nikomu nesdelil. Byl
ivan zazracnym lekaTem. Do
jeho ordinance prij1zdelo
mnozstvi lid. Uvadf Sc, re
denne ma 70 pacientd cekalo
ma jeho lekarsky zakrok. Ale
take 200 lidf prichazelo k ne
mu denne, prijfzdeli do Chru-
dimi z celeho statu a take re
zahranici. MUDr. Podrouzek
nemocne vysetTil a daval jim
injekce. Slozen1 jeho injekce
nikdo neznal a bylo mnoho do
hadu. Lekar v jihoslovan-
.skem meste Vrsac napsal do
odborneho casopisu, re DIR.
Podrouzek pouzfva protituber
kulosn1ho sera a jeste S neja-
kym neznamym medikamen-
tenn. Zazracnemu lekari, KITE
ry pomohl tisic1m trpfcfch, by
10 nabizeno Tfsskonemeckou
spolecnostf vyrabenf jeho in
jekci We velkem. Mel vyrobu
sam Tidit a solecnost by lex
prodavala V celem svete.
MUDr. Podrouzek odmitl. Ma
otazky, proc nechce oznamit
slozeni leku, odpovedel, re bo-
il sc neprijemnosti a potizf.
Ujistoval, re svoje tajemstvi
do hrobu nevezme, re pred
smrtf pTeda je nekteremu le-
kari anebo instituci. Nikdy Sc
nepochybovalo, re jeho lex je
Wsledny. Vylecil mnoho pri-
padd zastaralych a je zajfma-
We, re jeho pacienti nemuseli
zachovavati dietu. Byl l6ka-
rem lidumilem. HonoraT sta
novil poole kabatu, zamest-
nanci platili meme, take jen 20
Kc a chude lecil zdarma. b.
hatSim stanovil honoraT 100
Kc. Minuly tyden prijelo do
Chrudime Ease mnoho nemoc-
nych, nekolik z ciziny. Lekar
vsak neordinoval, lezel ne
mocen srdecnf chorobou. Ia
hranicni pacienti cekali a v
nedeli sc dozvedeli, re zazrac-
ny lekaT zemTel. Nenl znamo,
komu odkazal tajemstvf sve
dobre mediciny. Byl v praz-
skem krematoriu zpopeln6n.
Bude ma nej S vdecnosti vzpo-
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-07
Americke Sdruzeni Prace
prot inflaci.

Americk6 Sdruzeni Prace We
stredu prohlasilo BOZ prot
hnut1, jehoz 1celem ma byti
tist6n1 popfrovych pen6z, ably
JIM umozn6no bylo placeni
vyslouzileck6ho bonusu.
Sdruzen1 toto povazuje "a
vyhyban1 Sc vlady, ably tato
pomohla 81 z pen6zn1ch pro
blemG zem6 a spolu "a krok,
ably tisten1m pap1rovych pc
nez nebyli poskozovani ameriG
tt deln1ci. Sdruzenf oznamu-
je vedle toho, re ''ihned" pocf-
ma s bojem, ably mzdy delnfkdG
zvySeny byly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-07
Csl. list " 81 jazycich.

V Brine vyslo prvnf cfslo ca
sopisu "Ethnologica'', venova-
neho etnologicke vede, nakla-
dem a redakci profesora DIR.
Frantiska P~ospfsila, kustoda
Moravskeho zemskeho musea
a prednosty stenografickeho
oddelenf. Toto nynf cfslo Case
pisu archaeological" je skutec-
nym casopiseckym unikatem
svetovym, nebot v mem najde-
me posudky, v~ytistene v Ga ja-
zycich a nafecfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-07
Krizkove zapasy prfisti stfedu

hFlZkoVe ZapaSy PflStl Stredu.
Pro pristi stTedu, IL. unora
Mr.. Ed Contos, poTadatel kTiz-
kovych zapasG V Carlins Park
pfipravuje velice zaj1mave "a
pasy. Jmena zapasnlkG 1cin-
kuj1clch ma programu nam do
sud nejsou znama.
Hlavn1 zapas minulou sire
du mezi Dean Detton a Able
Coleman byl velice zajlmavy
a udrzoval obecenstvo We vel
KEN napjet1 cd sveho pocatku
az do konce. Zapas ukoncil We
prospech Dettona, kdyz pc 23
minutovem kTlzkovani Cole
man pouzil tlaku zvaneho
flying tackle" a narazil hla-
YOU O telo Dettona takovou
prudkost1 re zGstal lezet v
bezvedom1 a nemohl dale po-
kracovati V zapasenl.
Zapasy mezi Jack Hader a
Jack Crack; Olaf Olson a
Joe Cox pc 80 m~inutov6m kri5z
kovanim prohlaseny byli "a
nerozhodnute. Oba tyto zapa-
.sy byli velice zajfmave.
Ivan Managoff porazil Tom
Jenkinse V Is minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-07
ZastTelen We Svycarsku.

Nemecka vlada, ably pfede-
sla prot zidovskym bouTfm.
pozadala We stTedu Swear
skou vladu, ably tato "vyhleda.
la a stlhala ty kteT1 byli We
spojen1 S vrazdou" Wilhelma
Gustloffa, vddce Nazist6 We
Svycarsku.
Gustloff z~astrelen byl v Da-
vos zidem, Davidem Frank
furter.
Pc zastTelen1 zakazano by
10 V Nemecku schazeti Sc Ii
dim V jejich organisacfch az
do dalsfho ornament.
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Souzeny z pTepadu a olou-
pen1 81 rokG stareho, Villa
ma Klingmeyer ma S. Popple-
ton ulici II. ledna, 31lety
Charles Stone odsouzen byl ma
pet rok1 do kaznice.
Dokazano bylo, re nasledo-
val starce z hospody a jej O.
kradl O $35.