davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Bilance cinnosti lupice Straky.

Jihlavska patracka spolu s
pffslusnymi cetnickymi stani-
cemi provadela RECONSTRUCTED
trestnych cinG, spachanych v
poslednf dobe ma Jihlavsku 81
letym lupicem, Vojtechem
Strakou. Jak znamo, byl ten
to lupic pc tydennfm ne1nav-
mem stfhan1 dopaden a zatcen
" cihelne u Zablaticka az ma
Vodnansku V Cechach, kan z
iihlavskych lesG uprchl. Zatce-
ny lupic Straka byl privezen
do Jihlavi a pax cd m1sta k
mfstu provedena byla S MIN pc
drobna rekonstrukce jeho Gin
nosti. Straka napachal ma il
hlavsku nekolik velkych kra-
dezf a dvakrat dopustil Sc vraz
dy strflenfm pc cetn1cfch, jed
nou pax str1lenim pc hajnem,
ktery cetnfkdm byl pr prona-
sledovanf lupice n%apomocen.
Vetsina odcizenych vec1 byla
liz cetnfky nalezna, zejmena
brane a dalekohledy, ktere
Straka odcizil u ]. Rotha V
Horni Hut. Zatceny lupic
Straka mel u sebe dovedne
zhotovenou masku, ma ktere
mezi otvory pro oci mel vepsa-
no jm6no prosluleho zlocince
Leciana, ktery ptarne mel byti
Strakovi prikladem jeho Gin
nosti. Pc skoncenfm vysetro-
vani byl Straka odvezen stu
zebnfm autem jihlavske pa
tracky zpet do P1sku, kde pro-
vadi Sc konecna bilance vsech
jeho zlocinnych kouskG. Po-
slednf den sveho pobytu ma il
hlavsku usvedcen byl Straka
krone jinych kradez1 take z
vyloupen1 sedmi weekendo-
vych chat lese ma zajecfm
skoku u Jihlavy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Smrtelny pad do studny.

Smrtelne nestestf pri oprave
studny sc stale v Jaroslavic1ch.
Zamecnicky mistr j. Krotzky
opravoval studnu majitele CT
helny Markla V Jaroslavic1ch a
pracoval ma kratkem zebTfku,
upevnenem ma brevne, poloze-
mem napT1c pres studnu. Ma
HE Sc zebT1k zlomil a Krotzky
sc sTftil do studny. Lide, KITE
ri prihl1zeli pfi praci, musili
'napTed sehnat nekolik zebTfkG
a svazat je, protoze nebylo lie
|opatTit dost dlouhy zebrik.
Konecne zamecnfka vytahli, a.
lie pozde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Ia 10000 Kc tabaku shorelo.

28lety pestitel tabaku K. Ba-
chorec re dvora Novy Svet, O.
bee surany, byl zamestnan u
statkaTe Samuela Poppera V
susirne tabaku v Nadaskutu.
Provadel odborne prace a do
zor mad cetnymi deln1ky a del
nicemi pri svazovan1 a susen1
tabaku. Pr sluzebn1 obchdz-
ce nedbale zahodil susfrne o.
harek cigarety. Odpoledne
vyslehly jiz obrovske plameny
z rozsahle budovy. Delnice u
delay hned poplach. Nejdf1ve
Sc dostavilo ma m1sto mfstn1
hasicstvo, a pozdeji pax take
hasici re Suran S mOtorovou
stTikacku. Ale veskere "a
hranne prace ukazaly Sc mar
ne, nebot shiny v1tr napomahal
vydatne pozaru, jfmz byla mi
cena celia rakoska strecha sus1-
ry, jakoz i veskere dfevene
tramovi a sloppy, dale dfevena
vrata a castecne (poskozeny
zdi. Krone toho shofelo
300 sn1r tabaku, diva vozy =
asi 800 sndr tabaku zeleneho,
1000 prazdnych tabaku zele-
neho, 1000 prazdnych tabako-
vych sn6r, celia spousta zelez-
nych jehel k navlekanl tabaku,
asi 800 ky zeleznych hacku,
5000 drevenych hackd a SO va
zanic rakosi, ulozeneho v SUI
s1rne a pripraveneho k oprave
strech. Predbezne ~zjistena
skoda cini 54,715 Kc. Suslrna
byla pojistena. Ma Karla Ba-
chorce byla p~ojistena. Ma Kar-
la Bachorce bylo ucineno or
namen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
v hadce.

V Konyatic1ch u Nitry I'll
rolnfk Matej Duricek v nepfa-
telstv1 sc sym sousedem Kraj-
merem. Duricek sc pohadal S
Krajmerovym synem a hnal Sc
ma n6ho Sc zeleznymi vidlemi.
Mlady roln1k volal o ponce, a
tn pTibehl jeho otec. Duricek
sc vsak vrhl ma oba a udefil je
vidlemi nekolikrate do hlavy.
Ob6ma pTi tom rozbil lebky. V
nemocnici starsf Krajmer zem-
rel a O zachovanf jeho syna Sc
pochybuje. Duricek byl Eat
cen pro zlocin tezkeho ubl1ze-
nj ma tele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Mrtvy zazaloval O rozvod.

V Praze Dude projednavan
zaj1mavy dedicky spor. Mlada
zena jednoho vyss1ho magi-
stratn1ho 1Tedn1ka zatajila
svemu muzi, re ma nemanzel-
ske d1te. Magistratn1 1fednlk
sedesatilety pan, jednoho dine
nahle zemrel. TTi dny pc jeho
smrti dostala mlada vdova or
namenf, re je prot nj podana
zaloba O rozvod. Muz Sc do
|v6del O jej1m nemanzelskem
dlteti, a zazaloval. Zaloba O
rozvod Dude pravdepodobne
zam1tnuta, ale pT1buznf up1ra-
il nyni vdove narok ma dedi-
ctvl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
MarIen Dietrichova do Czech.

Filmova umelkyne Marlen
Dietrichova prijede V nejbliz-
81 dobe do Ceskoslovenska.
Manuel Marleny Dietrichove
je ceskoslovensky statni pri-
slusnik Sieber a jeho rodice Ii
il v Ustf n. Labem. Marlene
Dietrichova sc jmenuje We sku-
tecnosti Mary Magdalena
Loush-Siebova. Jej1 dceruska
Heidede dl1 nyn1 u babicky v
Ustf mad Labem. Marlen Die
trichova sc tn pro nj zastavi
ma zpatecni ceste z Evropy do
Ameriky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
"Epochalni vynalezce" podve-
oil vdavechtive zeny o
100000 Kc.

Ma jafe 1896 seznamila Sc
soukromnice Metodejka Rypa-
rova z Brodku u Prerova S
Frantiskem Simonem z Brna,
ktery "hledal neznou zenu bez
vena". Ryparova dostala cd
Simona dopis Sc sdelen1m, re
je majitelem milionoveho pod
niku. Soucasne il pozval do
Brna. Kdyz tam prijela, stall
Sc re simona inzenyr Simon,
ktery prohlasoval, re PRAGUE
ma epochalnim vynalezu, totiz
ma domacf elektricke centrale.
Nechce brati do podniku spo-
lecnfka a proto pozadal Rypa-
rovou o pGjcku 10000 Kc. Ry-
parova zadanou castku pGjci-
la. Pozdeji Sc il Simon svefil,
re Sc jmenuje vlastne Cenek
Palan. Sdelil il dale, re mu
pen1ze ma dostaven1 stroje ne
stacf, a Ryparova proto pro-
dala domek a vyplatila "vyna-
~lezci" dalsich 10000 Kc. To
bylo cervnu 1886. Kdyz male
hala ma vracen1 pence, dial il
Palan ma conto dluhu auto,
ktere pry koupil Cd Marie Ska
celove z Kojetfna. Skacelova
je dalsi Palanovou obet1. Poz-
nala no v lednu 1887. Vypra-
vel il tutez historic O SVEN Wy
nalezu a Skacelova Sc dala po-
hnouti k tomu, re vyplatila
Palanovi 49, 900 Kc. Ia diva
mesice vsak Palan potreboval
dalsl pen1ze a zadal je cd Ska
celove. Ia mu opet vyhovela,
vypdjcila 81 5000 Kc a dala je
Palanovi. Brzy ma to melo Sc
zapociti S vyrobou lacineho
proudu v one domaci centrale,
ale tn Palan "zjistil" re stroj,
ktery mel jiz byti patentovan
ulit pTilis veliky, a ohlasil Ska
celove, re proto nutne potfe-
buje dalsfch 5000 Kc. Ia Ska
celovou Palan take dojfzd1 a
pri tie prilezitosti mu jednou
pGjcila sve osobn1 auto, ktere
Cd one chvile uz nespatfila,
nebot Palan je daroval Rypa-
rove. Obema zenam nelze a.
nj prilis vycftat jejich lehko-
vernost, nebot Palan ma vypra
vent O SVEN epochaln1m vyna-
leu pT1lis dobTe nastudovano.
Ryparova a Skacelova nebyly
prvnim zenami, ktere Palan
sym vynalezem ohromil. Ma
totez jeho povfdan1 doplati-
la jiz v roce 1881 vdavekchiva
zena castkou $4,000 Kc a V
roce 1888 tri jine PAM dohro-
mady $4,000 Kc. Tehdy byl
Palanem okouzlen dokonce br
nensky advokat, jenz mu mel
opatTiti pGjcku 100000 Kc,
zacez mel vymlnenou spolu-
cast ma velkostatku ma Sloven-
sku, kde Palan domnele chtel
postaviti a uskutecniti svdj Wy
nalez. Palan byl zatcen V Tu-
ranech, Sokolnicka 6, a popu-
tuje opet do vazby krajskeho
soudu V Brine. Palan jest AZ
lety, nezamestnany zamecn1k
a pochaZ1 z Jevicka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
NCsl. manevry zahajeny.
Hlavni podzimn1 csl. I

Hlavni podzimn1 csl. ma
nevry byly zahajeny a bu-
budou trvati az do 1. zaf1. Je-
.likoz poslanci a vladn1 oficia-
love v aktivni sluzbe sc take ma
mich podfleji, vladni prace ne
budou zahajeny az v zar1, do
kdy take mali byti hotovy pT1-
pravne prace k poradam o stat
MIN rozpoctu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Csl mIadez Sc uci vojne.

Hlavnf pTfpravy pro Zavede-
nj branne vychovy naS1 skolnl
mimoskolnf mladeze byly skon
ceny tesn6 pred Predominant,
kdy zakonodarne sbory odhla-
sovaly zakon O brann6 vycho-
We. Ones pracujf pT1slusna mi
nisterstva ma provadecfch ma
Tfzenich k zakonu, poole nichz
Sc Dude branna vychova r1dit.
Prace IA provadec1ch naf1zeni
nejsou ovsem jeste ami zdaleka
skonceny. Poole zakona Dude
branna vychova provadena
jednak ma skolach, jednak We
spolcfch a We stTedisc1ch. We
strediscfch Dude poucovana
mladez We veku mad IA let, kite
"a opustila uz skoly a nen1 V
zadn6m spolku. Navsteva We
stTediscich Dude povinna.
Trebaze provadecf nafizeni
nebude zat1m h%otovo, zacne Sc
S brannou vychovu uz zacat-
KEN noveho skolniho roku, cd
/. zaTi, ma vsech a We stredis-
cfch pozdeji. We spolc1ch Sc uz
castecn6 provadf, tfebaze ne
presne Poole novych pfedpisd.
Ma narodn1ch a stfednlch
skolach budou ucit predevsim
ucitel6, teri uz proSli informa-
tivnimi kursy, jez byly pro ne
uspoTadany koncem uplynule-
no skolnfho roku. Pro ucitele
bylo t6chto kursG zatlm sest,
pro profesory tTi. z kazdeho
okresu byli v kursech diva az
tri ucitele nebo professor. Po-
stupne budou pofadany dalsl
kursy, asi sestidennf, pro sbo-
rove a okrskove organy branne
vychovy. z rad ab%solventG
techto kurs1 budOu obsazova-
ma mista We sborech a V okre-
sech. Absolventi budou tez
dale organisovat kursy branne
vychovy pro velitele stfedisk a
pro cvicitele.
Pr vyucovanf budou Sc uci-
tel6 a professor Tfditi prlruc-
kou, ma ktere pracuje zvlastnl
komise z rad odborn1kG. Bran
ma vychova Dude ma skolach
provadena predevS1m v hodi-
mach telocviku. Budou il vsak
prostoupeny i ostatnf vyucova-
CT pTedmety.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
CizinG Sc lib hracky vyrobe'
ne Gsl. horaly.

Domacke podniky ma vyro-
bu dTevenJch hracek, kterych
lie velmi mnoho v Rudohof1, ma
Sumave a misty i We stfednfch
Cechach, jsou letos velmi do
bre zamestnany. Pracuj1 nej-
vice pro vJvoz. V cizine Sc je-
vi O nase hracky velky zajem a
pro vanocnf trh byly jiz sled
many dodavky. Poptavka je
t6z DO drevenych perlach do
Syrie a do Ameriky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10

V ArQueil u Par1ze odehralo
Sc v jist6m hotelu drama zarli-
vosti, jemuz paddy "a obet diva
lidske zivoty. Ceskoslovensky
pivovarsky delnfk Josef Snfda
zavrazdil svou manzelku, KITE
ra byla delnic1 v ~pradelne. Pc
vrazde Snfda spachal sebevraz
du. PAM Snfdova opustila pred
casem spolecny byt a kdyz Sc
nechtela vratiti, odhodlal Sc
|Snfda k zoufalemu cinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Obcane pohTbili rodnou obec.

OON0AAO HOAAA OA4A O~OO
V Knickach ma Morave Sc
konala smutna slavnost: oby-
vatel6 a rodaci Sc loucili Sc
svou obcf a S 1dol1m, ktere "a
nedlouho Dude jezern1m dnem
Stare cha4oupky a domy byly
ozdobeny prapory a V obci byl
vdbec neobvykly ruch, protoze
Sc sjeli i cetnf rodaci, ably Sc
rozloucil S rodnym domkem a
skolou, kan chodili. Byl prd-
vod obcf, vyklad o stavbe pre-
brady, slavnost u pomn1ku pa
dlych a seen "Zrusenf roboty v
Knfnickach". A pax nasledo-
valo rozloucen1, pri kterem Sc
hodne plakalo. Pc znlch w
Sc budou obyvatele stehovat dc
Novych Kn1cek nebo do okol-
mich obc1.
Evening star., 1937-06-04

The great California success
Brought to you for beach,
garden ond summer lonna
ing! Also il noyy blue. Sizes
from u to 40.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

Awkward smoker. Has the best inten
tions in the world, but never manage
to get ashes where they are meant to b
lput. This girl is a great trial to nea
housekeepers who object to her flair fo
burning holes in rugs and upholstery.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-20
Ogenna
(FrOm Another Correspondent

Earl Bostrom, Bonnie Hamm ano
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Keller of Mime
apolis, spent the weekend at the
Bostrom home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pike and fam
lily spent Sunday at the Hunt home
Con Linehan and Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Lewis spent the weekend
at the Linehan home.
Mrs. Fred Theiling and Raymond
returned to the City Saturday, after
a two weeks stay at the Lester Thiel-
ing home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller and Ruth, the
Crow family and their relatives from
Sioux Falls, Iowa, enjoyed a picnic
at the river week ago Sunday.
Bertha and Maurice Jordan spent
the weekend at their home.
MIR. and Mrs. Delmar Benson and
Georgia Ann, and Virginia Benson
spent Saturday evening at the Stieb-
ner home in Siren. Mrs. Rudy Stieb-
ner and sons returned home with
them to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Theiling spent last
Thursday afternoon and evening with
Mrs. Swan. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Theiling and son, Raymond and Cecil
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-20

same liberals" who defeated the loan
shark bill, the civil service bill and
numerous other bills sponsored by
the Minnesota State Federation of
Labor.
The miserable showing of the So
called liberals" leads to but one con-
clusion: Electing members of the
Legislature with party designation is
not enough. More consideration must
be given in the future to the mental
qualities of those who seek election
to either the House or the Senate
Electing this individual or that indi-
vidual simply because he carries a
membership card in the Farmer-La-
Dor association will never solve the
problems of this or any other state
1t takes something more than a green
card to make a legislator.
If the performance of the liberal
House in the last session is any in
dication of the mental equipment
of Farmer-Labor solons, then indeed
is it hopeless to expect any relief
at the hands of such men, whether
their majority be extended to the
Senate or confined to the House.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-20

Theiling and Mr. and Mrs. Kroger
spent last Thursday evening there.
MIR. and Mrs. Larry Streese and
son spent Wednesday afternoon of
last week at the Bostrom home.
Inez Andersen spent Sunday night
with Eunice Ramsdell.
Mrs. Fred Theiling, Mrs. Lester
Theiling and son and Albert Busby
spent Wednesday afternoon of last
week at the latter's home near River
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stulen spent
Sunday afternoon at the Bostrom
home. Mrs. Curtis Lyon and children
also called there.
John Lyon spent Tuesday with
his grandmother, Mrs. Swan.
Mrs. Joe Beaufeaux has been on
the sick list the past week.
The Garden club will meet Nav
26 at the Ernest Kroger home, Mrs.
Swan and Mrs. Bostrom assisting.
Mrs. Sacre helped at the Ed Soens
home recently.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-20
UNITE AND ADVANCE
Editor Askov American:


Floyd B. Olson" Minnesota
greatest governor, who touched the
hearts of the people of Minnesota
and the whole Northwest like no 9TH
er individual regardless of his posi-
ton, proved to be great statesman
who, in spite of vicious opposition
on the part of privileged interest
groups and their henchmen, earned
the respect of citizens of all classes
His last speech to a Farmer-Labor
convention on March 81, 1886, he
made a statement as follows:
MAY not 1, in these closing mo-
ments of this address to you, impress
upon you the necessity for electing
members of the Legislature who have
progressive views. confess to you
that the greatest disappointment OF
my entire public career is that l
didn't have on any occasion a major
ity of the members in the Legislature
who agreed with the principles of
this movement"
The people of Minnesota in the
AccO lCllIC GU tIlS pOI-
ton of the members of the 1885
lower House, who had made such a
poor record, but unfortunately did not
have an opportunity to vote on the
Senators.
Today we have the same Senators
blocking the tax program based on
ability to pay that Governor Olson
fought and sacrificed for, and for
which the House and our present
Governor are striving. 1t is indeed
unfortunate and we should all unite
and organize to endeavor to advance
the tax program, the great social
program advocated by our deceased
Governor, the Hon. Floyd B. Olson.
BEAUFORD JOHNSON.
Rock Creek, MINI.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-20
Sand Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Ingemansen Wis
tied Sunday afternoon at the D. Svar-
dahl home.
There will be Young Peoples meet
ing at the Oscar Swanson home at
Danforth Saturday evening.
Mrs. Melin of Harris, came Mothers
day for an indefinite visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Litzen Larson.
Mrs. Anna Beeman and sons were
callers at the Victoria Larson home
Sunday afternoon.
About 40 relatives and friends met
at the Floyd Nelson home Sunday aft
ernoOn to help Floyd celebrate his
first birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Conrad Svardahl and Donald
returned home Sunday after a week
visit at her parental home in Clover
dale.
Mrs. Carl Gjertson and Miss Agnes
Roland returned to their respective
homes Saturday, after spending a
weeks vacation with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Svardahl and son
visited Sunday evening at the Floyd
Nelson home.
About 20 friends gathered at the
Gustav Hagberg home Tuesday eve
ming to help Mr. and Mrs. Hagherg
celebrate their 25th wedding anniver-
sary. Delicious refreshments were
served and an enjoyable time was re-
nnrfnd Erin ,tch
more years of happy welded life.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-20
BUTTER CONSUMPTION
DECLINING
(Mille Laos County Times)

The United States Department of
Agriculture reports that the total
amount of OleOmargarine consumed i'm
the United States in the year 1886 was
593,23O,OOO pounds, an increase for the
year of about 4O,OOO,OOO. The latest
figure shows that the use of oleomar-
sarlne as butter substitute is in
creasing steadily and by millions of
pounds annually. The packing COM
panles are advertising it in national
magazines, using page advertisements
costing from $4,000 to $4,000 Der
issue. Their great advertising feature
Is that oleOmargarine can be pur-
chased for less than half what butter
costs, and they claim that it is even
better than butter as a spread on
your bread" But "low cost" and
ECONOMY is their advertising cry.
and they are evidently pushing the
sales OF butter substitutes very strenu-
ously.
This cannot help but have an effect
on the butter market. Already the
butter surplus is piling up to such a
degree that the federal government
IS talking of appropriating $25,OOO,OOO
to buy butter in the open market and
use it for relief clients, in an effort
to sustain the price. This method is
all right as far as it goes, but it may
not go far enough to keep the price
of butterfat from dropping below cost
of production. 1t would seem that if
the dairy farmers are going to get any
protection it could best be done by
fixing federal tax on oleomargarine
that would bring the price up where
it would not be unfair competition
with butter.
That butter consumption is drop
ping seriously in this country is indi-
Gated by the following report for
January, 1887, sent out by Dunn &
Bradstreet's dairy industry review:
January consumption of creamery
butter declined, going from 137,441, 900
pounds in December down to 124 $780,
900 pounds. The latter was 81 per
cent lower than the 1886 comparative
of 127, $4,000 pounds, and was under
that of any January since 1929 at
122,5S1,0 900. In only four of the twelve
months of 1886 was consumption mere
than in the corresponding ones of 1895
which reduced the years total to
$685. 100000 pounds from 1,667,3S3,-
900 in 1885,"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-20
Opinions of Others

(Short timely letters on topics of
public interest are welcome whether
or not the writer's opinions con-
form with those of the American.
All letters must be signed with the
writer's name for our information.
Signed articles always are more eff
fective but if the writer does not
wish to have his name used. it will
be withheld)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-20
From Exchanges

Editorial Comment From Other News
papers. Which May or Nav Not
Conform With the Opinions of the
Askov American.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-20
Bruno
(FrOm Another Correspondent

The pastors of the Carlton district
will assemble in the Emanuel Luth-
eran church of Bruno, on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, May 25 and
26. Special music is also arranged.
The general theme of these services
is BLESSED Assurance" Members
and friends are cordially invited.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-20

Let American Want Ads do your
detective work.
Evening star., 1937-11-26

Not only handsome and appropriate .. . but prac
ticai gifts as we'll: In rayon silk, artificial silk
gloria and oiled silk, they are bright with a-ove
designs, or simple in solid colors Regulation 16
rib size. All colors. A truly outstanding collec
ton, even at much higher price. All colors.
Usbrsiss }. First Floor
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la fuerza del brazo Y la puian-
"a del cerebro. En- Lorda CO.
rrfan pareja, sin embargo, las
ternuras del coraz6n v las ideas
de la mente.
La campaha iniciada Dor los
retormlstas, a cuya cabeza esta
ban los ilustres cubanos .Jbse
Morales Lemus y Condo de Po-
EOS Dulces, atrajo su pensa-
mlento, y, aunque muy j6ven,
no dej6 de juzgarla previsora-
mente indtil. SIS Wales, sus lee
turas, lie habian Hevado al con-
vencimiento de q. las libertadas
no Sc piden, Sc c~onquistan; no
So rega'an: Sc obtienen cuando
Sc ganan. A darle Ia raz6n por
complete vino a POGO ell descon-
eierto DE- los reformistas, burla-
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en- San Crist6bal, en- mitad del
campo, fusilan los espanoles a
los expedicionarios prisioneros,
Vuelve Lopez a ser batido en-
ell demolido ingemo del Aqua,
cate Y en- la Sierra de Arroyo
.Grande. Y por dltimo, Jose An
tonic Castaneda, su amigo que
habfa sido, 10 captura, traicio-
nandolo, en- los Pinos del Ran
gel, y 10 entrega, despiadado, a
sus contrarios. Prisionero L6-
peg, es conducido a la Habana
a bordo del Pisa9Yo. Lego a las
ocho de la noche. A las once en-
tr6 en- capilla. A las. cuatro de-
la madrugada hacfa sus dispo-
siciones testamentarias, v a las
siete de la manana, sin que ell
sol se negara a dar luz, subia
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ell amor a su terra 10 llamaba,
Y a ella volvi6 ansioso de vivir
bajo su cielo azul, al arruyo de
sus palmas, calentado por su
sol. mo hay terra como la pro-
pia, como la terra donde Sc vi6
la luz primera! Bello es Paris,
immense Londres, New York
admirable. Pero ell pueblo natal,
es ell coraz6n. Sus GALES, sus ca
sas, sus habitantes, ique bien g
companan 81 estamos tristes! A
Paris, la ciudad luz, dej6 Lor-
da. por Santa Clara, silencioSa
cuna de su vida. Ali, apenas
instalado, comenz6 a ganar IA
ma de nedico entendido Y hon.
hre exeeiente. No siempre ha-
cen liga la inteligencia y la bon
dad; pocas wees hacen alianza
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F~IORENTINO NO JUGARA,
FPERO 81 Ell CLEARWATER

Aver, en- Orlando, ell Comita
executive de la Association At
letica de los Institutes de la Flo
rida, atendiendo una apelaci6n
del institute de Clearwater, de-
cidi6 multarlo en- $75, por utili-
Ear futbolistas ineligibles, pero
levantarle la suspension que sc
lie habia impuesto y abarcaba al
resto de la temperate,
Ell eomit6 decide que AL Flo
rentino, uno de los jugadores
del Clearwater, no siga jugan :
do. AL principle de Ia Temporal
da tambien sc lie retiraron al
Clearwater dos futbolistas, Aus
tin Jones y Ed Naples.
Significa ell aceurdo que los a.
letas de Tampa iran a ese lu-
gar, ell viernes, y ALI jugaran.
Representation a Clearwater
ante ell comite executive, Ell Sc :
nador Locke Kelly, ell juez Viii
tie, Ell alcalde Green, Ell director
McMuiien y ell coach Rogers.
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en- la caballerosidad, en- la hon
radez Y en- la justicia, c~onocien-
do la muerte, y conociendose
debit, fue a retarla y cay6 ven
cido. Aunque no: 81 venci6; 81
gan6 un instante de vida en- la
gloria. Y la gloria es la inmor-
talidad!
En- Santa Clara naci6 Anto-
Mo Lorda. Nino adn, fue envia-
do a Francia, la patria de su
padre. En- Burdeos comenz6 a
estudiar, medicinal, carrera por
la que sentfa vocaci6n. Tanto Ell
Burdeos como Ell Paris, donde
Sc gradu6 de medico antes de
haber cumpiido veinte aflos4
fue laure2do Y premiado mas
de una vez. En- Francia ejerci6
POGO tempo su profession. p1ss