davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1937-11-12
ARRIBO A NEW YORK Ell
ALEMAN QUE DESEA RE-
CONQUISTAR Ell TRONO
DEL PESO COMPLETE

New York, nov. Eel pu-
gil aleman que de manera "mis
teriosa" derrotara a Jose Luis,
Make Schmeling, admirador de
Hitler Y marido de una actriz,
arrib6 aver en- ell vapor Bremea.
Schmeling establecera inme =
diatamente su campamento en-
New Jersey, y empezara a entire
narse para su pelea con Harry
ell dfa Is de diciembre,
en- la Madison Square Garden.
A POGO de desembarcar, Sch
melting, que es ell p1gil de los via
jes trasatlanticos, manifesto
que despues de pelear con Tho
mas regresara a Hamburgo y
allf combatira, ell dia so de enc
no, con ell ingles Ben Foord, de
Africa del Sur.
"Estoy en- perfectas condicio-
n~es-manifest6 a los periods
tas. Todo 10 que necesito es al
gunos ejercicios de canine"
Joe Jacobs lie enter6 aver mis
mo de la habilidad que Sc lie re-
conoce a Thomas, de modo que
ell teut6n no Sc duerma en- los
laureles.
La gaceta., 1937-11-12
yer ejercicios en- Ell gimnasio de

yer ejerciciOs EN- ell g1mnaslO de
Jim Downing, en- la Gale Fran
kiln, y ell pblico lie aplaudi6.
Guggino Sc batira ell dia 16,
en- Benjamin Field, con Nor
ment Quarles, ahijado de Jack
Dempsey y joven gladiator que
pesa mas de 1875 libras, aunque
Sc lie continda presentando CO.
mo de peso ligero.
Hacienda guantes con ell ha-
bill Jimmy Leto, pdgil de van :
guardia en- las lat libras, Gug-
/ gino hizo alarde de su buena
forma.
Frente al negro Bill Robin :
son, de Jacksonville, I'm ayudan
teS ell pelirrojo descarg6 efecti-
vos punetazos.
Hoy por la tarde volvera Carl
a sus ejercicios.
Quarles no ha llegado toda-
via, pero Sc sabe que Sc mantle
ne en- persistence entrenamien-
to.
La gaceta., 1937-11-12
rel Sc habia salvado, estaba

req! Sc habia salvado, estaba
entire hermanos.
Fan pronto como Sc vic al
frente de alguna tropa, Sc rea-
nina ,es otro hombre, es de-
cir, vuelve a ser quien era.
Cuando Ell general Gomez y
Marti 10 encontraron, va al
frente de unos ~quinientos hom-
bres, eombatia a diario. ACADIA
do de batirse y triunfar en-
Arroyo Ho1edo, ahrazC a Marti
y a Gomez! Despues... despues
combate-y Siempre yencedor
Jo6tto, San Ramon dc los
fagaGs, Sac del Indio, Sagud
ae IdRamo, Y otros lugares,
hasta que al fin. sucumbe en- la
Iona del Cato, peleando her6icG
mente, denodadamenAe contra
La gaceta., 1937-11-12
DERROTA DE LOS RECOGE-
DORES DE FRESAS

A pesar de la lluvia Y ell fan
quito, las Panteras de Plant
vencieron aver por la tarde, en-
Plant Field, a los recogedores
de fresas de Plant City.
La anotaci6n final fu& de IL
por 0.
Mas de 1000 personals, no
obstante el NAL TEMPO, presen-
ciaron ell partido.
Anotaron las Panteras en- los
periodos tercero y cuarto.
Plant City Sc mostr6 amena-
zante en- ell segundo periodic, pc
no las fresas les hicieron daho
Y no anotaron.
La gaceta., 1937-11-12
JOSE MARTI


De Marti en- Cuba, como de
Washington en- los Estados u
nidos, como de San Martin en-
la Argentina, como de Hidalgo
en- Mexico, como de Artigas en-
ell Uruguay como de Bolivar en-
nuestra America toda, cuamto
Sc: Olga en- elogio, es- iusto. A los
padres generosos, a los padres
abnegados, her6icos, valiosfsi-
mos, nunca los hijos honraran
bastante. Y como a padre de-
todos los suhanos vene-
La gaceta., 1937-11-12
Los de Palm Beach, acostum-

orados al tango y Ell aqua, Sc a.
provecharon del disgusto de los
Terriers para obtener una vic
toria que en- otras circunstan :
cias no lutheran conquistado.
Mientras los Terriers eran
vencidos, los j6venes del institu
to Edison, de Miami, derrota :
ban al Andres Jackson, de Jack
sonville.
Los del Edison, no derrota :
dos hasta la fecha, ocupan el
primer sitio en- Ell campeonato.
La gaceta., 1937-11-12
CON LOS GUAN.ES

Arrib6 de nuevo ell "nazi" Ma
xie S%chmeling, pdgil del peso
complete y protegido de Hitler.
Viene cen la creencia de que
FL dia IS de diciembre derrota-
ra facilmente al negro Harry
Thomas, de Chicago.
Despues regresara a Alema =
MIA y mas tarde, en- febrero, re-
tornara a los Estados Unidos.
Exceso de viajes. lExiste al
gun misterio en- esos frecuentes
cruces trasatlanticos.
La gaceta., 1937-11-12
LOS TER
RIERS EN- PALM A

No les sent6 bien ell viaje .
los Terriers del institute Hills
borough y fueron derrotados en-
Palm Beach, con anotaci6n de
IL por 0. Fue la primera derro-
ia del notable once tampeno en-
10 que va de temporada.
La tarde lluviosa fue desfa =
vorable por complete q los j6ye,
mes de Walter Burrell.
De no haber llovido a torren-
ties, como llovi6, Ell resultado hui
biera sido otro.
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ternan en- ell monte.


Despues de varios dias de
marchar sin tregua, persegui-
dos de cerca por Ell enemigo, Sc
detienen a descansar en- una ca
sta situada en- un lugar llama
do PGlmdgfto, donde son sor-
prendidos. Pelican alli cuerpo a
cuerpo Y como fieras. ALI mu-
rio Crombet, caballeroso v bra
vo, Y otros cayeron prisione-
res. Jose Maceo qusd6 solo,
descalzo, perdido en- las sierras
de Baracoa. Trece dias anduvo
ash, hambriento y sediento-
Y sin encontrar d6nde apagar
la sed nj matar Ell hambre. En-
Ell desamparo, no tiene mas com
panero que su rifle y Glen cap
iAlimento? Alguna que
La gaceta., 1937-11-12
"a Gaceta Folletfn No. 45
Z
PROCERE
A B~IOCRAFgCOS

da Honor, con rumbo a Cuba.
A las piayas de Duaba, Bara-
Goa, fueron a dar. En- ella des-
embarcaron en- pleno dia, arma-
dos y resueltos. A la vista de la
ciudad sorprendida ocupan una
casa situada sobre un cerro.
ALI comienza a unfrsele la gem
te. Informados de que viene a
~atacarlos una columna espano-
Ia, 10 esperan y la hostilizan y
La rechazan. Celebrada la pri-
mera function de guerra, Sc in
La gaceta., 1937-11-12
GUGGINO Sc EJERCTTO A
YER PARA SU PELEA CON
QUARLES

Ell italianito pelirrojo que por
derecho propio ocupa I'm lugar
prominente en- la division del pc
SO ligero Carl Guggino, hizo a.
La gaceta., 1937-11-12

los amos de su terra, mientras
las palmas todas Sc inclinaban
pesarosas y los rios murmura-
ban una plegaria...
La gaceta., 1937-11-12
DETALUES DE LA V1CrO-
RIA DE ID Y OTRAS
II

New York, Nov. Eddie
Nader, derrotado en- la Arena
Broadway por ell chileno Artu-
ro Godoy, tenfa una desyentaja
de 10 libras al comenzar ell bout.
Godoy mantuvo la ventaja en-
TODD ell encuentro Y castig6 terri
blemente a Nader, pero no con-
sigui6 acostarlo. En- ell quinto a.
salto, ell arbitro, estimande que
la golpiza era va suficiente, in
tervino Y proclam6 vensedor al
sudamericano, uor noc&ut tee
nico.
Willie Fool, de Flatsbush, ven
clio por puntos a Joe Pennino.
La gaceta., 1937-11-12
Jose Luis soatendra dos pc

Jose Luis sostendra dos pc
leas de preparation, en- ell invier
no, antes de volver a pelear con
S~chmeling, en- Ell mes de JUNO.
La noticia la di6 Mike ia
cobs, Ell hebreo que controla los
negocios boxisticos del eti6pi-
co.
La gaceta., 1937-11-12

Sc un bungalow, en-
e~splendidss eopdicienee, en- 10
avenida de Michigan. Buen pre-
clio y plazos c6modos. Dirigijase
Q su daeno. 2s15 Michigan.
La gaceta., 1937-11-12

Luis ha ofrecido preseneiar
Ia pelea entire Bob Pastor Y
Nathan Mann, que Sc ~verifica-
"a en- la Garden.
Pastor es ell hombre que dam
do careras desaforadas consi-
gui6 ponerse fuera del alcance
de los pufos del negro.
La gaceta., 1937-11-12

New York, Nov. 12.-El ex :
campe6n del peso bantam, Six
to Escobar, Sc batira manana
con Johnny DeFoe, p1gil del la
do Oeste.
Sc efectuara ell combate en- ell
Ridgewood Grove, en- Brooklyn.
La gaceta., 1937-11-12

Guggino Sc prepare; Quarles
no ha llegado... iQue hace Chi
20 Alvarez?
La gaceta., 1937-11-12

Todo indica que Jim Down
ing Sc llenara los bolsillos, Ell
dfa 16, 81 ell tempo es favora-
BILE.
Justo es admitir que la pelea
es de legitimo merito.
Los tampefos deseamos la
victoria de Guggino.
ESCOBAR CONTRA DE FOE
The Washington times., 1937-02-20
D. {. BUILDERS
IN LINE FOR
AWARDS

With so many new homes being
erected in the Washington area, it
is expected that local operative
builders stand a good chance Of
being in the forefront of recipients
Of future awards of the Good
Housekeeping Shield" for better
standards in residential construc-
ton.
Already one local home, a house
in Rollingwood built by Waverly
Taylor, has been honored by the
placement of the shield which
bears the legend, This house is
built in cooperation with the ma
tional program of Good House.
keeping for better standards in
building"
To Continue Awards
Since home construction is in.
creaSing here, and since the man
agement Of Good Housekeeping
will continue awarding tn e
plaques, it is believed Washington
will be well represented among
American cities in forthcoming
awards.
Proponents Of the idea point
out the possession of the shield
aids in helping a prospective pur-
chaser distinguish between "jerry
building" and honest construction.
Rigid Inspections
Before a shield is placed on o
house it is studied by Helen
Koues, director of Good House
keeping's department of architec-
ture, together with three mem
bereS of her staff who include q
field representative, an architect
and a building engineer.
They inspect the premises from
the standpoint Of architectural de-
sign and plan, building specifica-
tions, building materials, and
residential conditions of the site.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20
Observation-Disclosures
Home LiVable

ptive home buyers going through
new dwellings. While the hus.
band is busily engaged in CONVEX
Sation with the real estate agent
about insulation, heating systems,
building materials, construction
and cost, the little wife is staring
fascinated at the design in the
kitchen linoleum. The color
scheme Of the bathroom tiles, the
space in the rear of the house for
gardening; a dressing alcove in a
bedroom; the size Of the linen cup
board; these things will sell a
house to a woman. She wanders
from room to room, day-dreaming
about what drapes will offset this
or that wallpaper, what period
furniture will best suit the archi-
lecture Of the house, and gloating
over the oxford kitchen cabinets
that will hold all of her dishes
(the woman doesn't live who ever
The Washington times., 1937-02-20

others in authority are feeling
more and more that way, and will
be more considerate in their treat
ment of the District of Columbia
as far as the Federal contribution
is concerned, in the erection Of
Federal buildings and parks.
Now, as to the real estate out
look, it seems to me that for the
next five years, if one can fairly
look that far ahead, there will be
q very active market in this city.
Market Is Active
Many people here, who have
never put their money into wash
ington real estate, are today doing
just this. and they are putting
it into real estate as an invest
ment for the income. Such q
market has not been active in this
city for perhaps the last 20 years,
but it is active now and has been
active for the last two years.
The public feels that there is o
certain substantially in acquiring
a piece of real estate that they
can see and call their own. I find
a great many people are shifting
from other forms Of investments
to real estate.
Wise residents are using good
judgment in buying homes now in
preference to waiting until later,
as material prices have risen con-
Siderably in the past IL months,
and are still rising. There is every
indication that they will rise still
higher. A man makes no mistake
in buying his own home now.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20
SPRUCE OFFERS
NEW HOME

Located in one of the best
residential sections in Washing
ton, one of the most attractive
homes recently placed on the
market is offered by Samuel s.
Spruce at 4216 Van Ness st. N. w.
The residence, which includes a
garage connecting directly with
the house, has on the first floor
a large central entrance hall, a
living room, dining room, gas.
equipped kitchen and lavatory.
Upstairs there are three bed
rooms and another bath, while a
laundry and a lavatory nearby
are also included in the planning.
Well constructed on a lot meas
uring 73 to 1877 feet, the home
has furred walls completely insu-
lated, a gas-fired boiler, air con.
ditioning, a slate roof and a hand
some flagstone porch giving the
eject of a steamship deck.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20
BY RENEE CHASER

In referring to the absence Of a
certain home-like quality, a lack
Of warmth and coziness in the most
lavish Of bachelor apartments or
homes, it is said, "It lacks a
woman's touch" This indefinable
touch of femininity has the
power to transform the barest
hovel or the most magnificent
mansion into a haven of hoSpit-
able charm.
A woman will intuitively place a
softly shaded lamp so that its re-
Election will strike just the proper
spaces in the room; she will set
bowls Of colorful flowers around ;
hang freshly Starched curtains at
the windows; fluff a pillow here
and there: cover chairs with vivid
chintz, and presto!-her house is
a home"
I have often watched prospec-
The Washington times., 1937-02-20

Permits in Silver
Spring Ahead of
1886 Record

Evidence of the increased &C
tivity in real estate in the Wash
ington area came today from
Gerald Warthen, building inspec-
tor for the eastern suburban sec
ton Of Montgomery County, who
reported the value Of construc.
ton represented in January build.
ing permits was more than twice
as much as the figure for the
same month last year.
In January Of 1896, Warthen
declared, "a permits representing
about 100000 were approved
Last month 80 permits, repre-.
Senting $228,000, were passed
through his Silver Spring office,
Better than that, however, is
the record to date for February
In the first four days Of this
month permits were requested
for ~ one-family dwellings, to
cost $3.50, 300, and one apartment
Of 30 units to cost $4,000. All Of
the construction is located in OF
near Silver Spring.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20

or 20 years, and
all Of the things
con tenn plated
and forecast in
the W ay of
parks, erection
Of W on der full
G owe rnme ent
buildings an d
business build.
ings, the future
ks exceed
ingly bright.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20
Largest Increase
In Construction

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-1n its
preliminary compilation, the Fed.
eral Reserve Bank of New York
says that the largest percentage
increase in production during
1886 was in construction, which
shows a gain of 43 per cent over
1885 activity. Residential build.
ing continued to show a some
what larger relative gain over
other classes, according to the
report.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20
Law Concrete Now

Contrary to the opinion Of
some houSeholderS, concrete may
be laid during the cold months
as well as in July if the pouring
is done when the temperature is
above the freezing mark. The
concrete, especially if used for
paving as in a walkway, should
be adequately protected after lay
ing until it hardens properly.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20
Repair Roofs

Old Shingle roofs that spring
leaks here and there may have
their lives prolonged by slipping
small sheets of weather-resisting
metal under the shingles that have
given way. These metal sheets
may be painted where they show
to match the color Of the roof and
will be hardly noticeable.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20

had too many diShes). The sordid
details like price and durability
she is glad to leave to her huS-
band.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20
REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT
SALES UP.
BY MORTON ]. LUCHS
Vice President, Washington Real
Estate Board

Estate Board
Editors Note: This is the first
of q series of articles By pronlt-
nent Washington real estate
men. Mr.. LucIIS, Uice president
of Shannon and LuchS Com
pGny, UdS asked to begin the
series in his official capacity
as Dtce president of the Wash
ington Real Estate Board. The
series 1Diu be concerned tDtth
the benefits of cunning property
in the District, from the stand
point of the prospective buyer.
In answering a question put to
me by the real estate editor Of The
Washington Times as to the fu-
ture outlook for the city of Wash
ington and also the real estate
outlook, I can only say that, TAX
ing everything into consideration
that has been done in the past 10
or 20 years, and
|" | ! !: !. !: ! !. 1 / |
all Of the things n
C o n mplaCeo "a
and forecast in
the way OF ~ M~
parks, erection IF \
Of won derful ISsSG uus#ussSN
Cove rnment lM @a mM \
buildings and SSaao @ II
business build. ~ E II
ingS, the future &MA aHBs/
looks exceed \W
ingly bright.
Never in my business experience
have I seen ahead of me such a
prosperous city as from the out
look today. Without question, this
is the most outstanding city in
the United States, and probably
in the world.
Belongs to People
Washington is being more and
more recognized by the people Of
the United States as their city, and
not just a city run by the residents
Of the District Of Columbia. Only
recently has the Fine Arts Com
mission come out with a newspaper
article and report suggesting that
the Federal Government be fail
and reasonable in its contribution
toward the operation Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, because it is 9
city that belongs to all Of the
people in the United States anc
not Just to the residents Of Wash
ington. It is my opinion that the
majority of people in Congress and
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-10

iI' new Mccall, 1 lot store
rgs. Flat Rock, $9.Ol;
VrCalI. / lot East Flat
- vcCalI. / lot Justice St,
IN Ave. W., $3.50.
Mccall. l lot Lynwood'
ucCarson. 10 acres MI;
,.rrs Haywood Rd., 3 So
u, land. $3.50, =
Emma J. McCarSon, %
house and lot near Jump
IS2&S9. -, and
u lIcCarson, l house ana
k.1f.rr. SOLO.
NrCarsou, 3 5-S acres mt
L., NcCmrSon, Est, 80 acres
a"T &. McCombS, l lot
u, Laurel Park, $4.6l.
a.- a. McCombS, , acres l
', ,r5 lot near Yale, Sl,9l.
F. NI,Corkle, I house ana
'Fcy-,I Road, $27;9l.
n Mccormick, l lot LehoN
WrEov Holding Corp, Il
Tor Flat Rock, $ll.56.
~ NrCrary, , acres l nSe'
.' crab creek Road, $6.7S
n. UcCrary. 80 acres and
gorse Shoe Road, S6O:$S.
L. NcCrary, 2S acres ker-
Srb-div.. So. 10.
= NcCrary. l lot LIST Ave"
" J. Il. McCraven, , lots,
mr. Heights, 1919.
= r, McCraw. 81 acres
rra, Rock. $40. ;.
nh WcCraw, l house ana
Joye Ave. 1888.
4. McCraw, l lot Tracy
r. NcCraw. / I-2 acres l
and 10, Spartanburg Hwy"
NcCraw. acre Barker
3 81. -, =. p.,.
/ NcCrccry. l lot Echo
Laurel Park. $@.OS.
e, NcCrory, l lot Main st"
M Mccullough. l house and
rcombc St. Sl2.2l.
primrose Mccullough, /
NJ s.. Sl.&I.
Annie p. Mcdowell, l lot
Hills. $l.2i.
Annie P. Mcdowell, l lot
Hills. SG2i.
Annie 7. Mcdowell, l lot
Hills, $7.2i.
Annie ?. Mcdowell, l lot
Hills. >I2l.
Annie P. Mcdowell, l hSe.
Scheper Drive. $l5.36.
Annie P. Mcdowell, l lot
Hills. SIOl
hIrr,c NcElroy, , lots l hSe.
!, Glenn Place, S23.2l.
"a ~ NrGuuu. 9 81 acres l
Slu.'>.
NcGu.un, | - acres East
Rocs. SI.+5.
:. /. Mcintosh. l house
!, Eas, Flat Rock. $685..
e. Mcintosh, / lot East
Rock. >l.45.
K. Mcintyre, / lot Hy-
Heights. $6.S3.
K. Mcintyre, / lot Druid
0.5l.
K. Mcintyre, l lot Druid
SlO.lS.
" Mcintyre Plumbing and
Co.. Inc, l store 9th
E.. &5l.l9.
ltc and Vida T.. Mcclellan,
acres | house and lot
yil,c Highway, $S6.l2.
E. Mcclellan, l lot Great
Fuid Hills. SIPS.
?, McHenna, l lot Indian
Sg56.
l. Mcknight. l lot Church
BEES.
hrces \. McLanShan, / lot
Course Laurel Park. $3.0S.
D. P. Mclean, 1 lot Os-
Lake, $l.37. 81.
s. D. ?. Mclean, , acres /
and lot Poplar Lodge,
D. P. Mclean, l lot Druid
S679.
H. Mclean, 8 lots and house
rood Road, $3.l9.
u. Mclean, II 81 acres l
and lot Rugby, $26.27.
r. NCManaway. IL lots l
and lot ROScmOnt, $l4.79.
(. McManaway, / lot 9th
and Justice, $l.l0.
R Ncllanaway, / lot Great
mid Hills. SIPS.
arles Mcmillan, I house and
laurel Heights, $3.50.
Z. Mcmillan. 5 houses and
Vain S., $l5O.15.
s. Amanda McMullen. | lot
No. , Laurel Park, $4.6l.
B. Nclluray, s l-2 acres 1
and lot Blue Ridge, 1864.
;. Pearl Lee Mcpherson. l
AZURE, Park. $4.6l.
aries 3. McRae, l lot Laurel
S2.I2.
S Jennie Belle McRae, l lot
PIE Terrace, $5l2.
Is. Ola McWhite, Est. % ga
! house and !ot Edneyville
I, El6.32
r. Nabry, l lot East Flat
!, SlQg.
y, '.abry, l house and lot,
f.a. Rock. 1921.
Blame Mace, l lot and bldg,
Greek, &I.G4.
ysees, > lots Wash Greek,
~ ". H. Madux, . lots Lyn-
Is Mary +. Main. Sc acres /
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
Loupez " kostele.

Neznamy pachatel Sc vlou-
pal do budovy farnfho 1fadu v
Kajove u Ces. Krumlova. Do
fairy Sc dostal paklfci, prosel
mfstnost a kdyz mic nenasel,
vloupal sc do kuchyne, kde Sc
Tadne najedl. PAX vypacil dive
re, vedoucf do kostela, ktery
stojf tesn6 u farnf budovy, a
tam v sakristii vypacil vsechny
skr1ne a ukradl 3 kalichy, 4
pateny, m%onstraci, ciborium,
tal1f zlaceny, kf1zky a RUNE
v6ci "a 10000 Kc. Tyz zlodej
vyloupil v techto dnech farnl
Trad v Pr1dol1 u Ces. Krumlo-
va, kde vypacil zasuvky a Cd
cizil 600 Kc. ma hotovosti a
RUNE skvosty "a 800 Kc. Zlo-
DEF je asi 45lety, ITO en-. vyso-
ky, ktery Sc v cizinecke knize
We Chvalsinech zapsal jake j.
Fl Kobliersch z Altenhameru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
Matka Hanikove ma svobodu.

z trestnice v Repfch byla
propustena ma svobodu byvala
porodn1 asistentka z Brna,
Frantiska Charvatova, odsou-
zena 3. bfezna 1924 k trestu
dvaceti let tezkeo zalafe. Br-
nenska porota uznala il tehdy
souhlase vinnou zlocinu
vzdalene spoluviny ma vrazde,
ktere padl "a obet kapitan
Hanika, jej1 zet. Pr1mym pa
chatelem vrazdy byl 19lety j.
Wesley, synovec Chhrvatove,
odsouzeny tehdy ma tri roxy
tezkeho zalare. Charvatove
byla nyn1 podm1necne promi-
nuta posledni tTetina trestu, 6
let, 5 mes1cG a II dnl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
Dive dsti uhofelY.

Josef Bures v Mork1vkach
sc svou zenou odesel ma pole a
nechali donna tri deti. Brzy pc
odchodu rodic1 opustil domek
take ~nejstars1 re sourozenc1
Josef, kdezto 2leta Vlasta a
ctyTlety Frantisek 81 spolu hra-
Ii. Detem Sc dostaly do rukou
zapalky. Sly S mimi do kdlnic-
ky a tam pfi hfe zapalily sla-
mu a kukuricnou nat. Dfeve-
ma kGlna byla "a chvfli pla-
meni a kdyz Sc sb1haly Tide,
nedalo Sc uz mic zachranit. A
nj zivoty detf, jejichz teticka
Sc nasla ohoTela mezi sesutym
tramov1m. Rodice byly jeste
oznameni soudu pro opominut1
povinne pece.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
Beznohy ztratil i ruku.

Rolnfk F. Koranda We Spoil
u Trebone je tvrde pronasledo-
van osudem. Re svetove val
ky Sc vratil S bolestnym a nez-
hojitelnym zranenim ma noze.
Zranen1 Sc nehojilo. Pred dve-
ma roxy lekari mu museli no
hu odejmout. TAX no zachra-
Mill pred otravou krve. Pred
nekolika dny no stihla dals1 ne
l1tostna rama. Nakladal We sto-
dole p1ci do Tezacky. Pfistr-
koval il pravou rukou tax, re
hakovite podavace mu il strhly
do noz1. Setrvacn1k a kos1r
vykonaly pax strasne d1lo.
Noze byly prudce roztoceny a
usekavaly Korandovi kus ruky
pc kuse. Prsty, pax dian a
kus paze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-26
ORA. PETRA
Lecivy Olej
EMINENT

prinesl rozhodnou 1levu tis1-
cum trpfcfch revmatickymi a
neuralgickymi bolestmi, Boz
lestmi, bolestmi Fad, obycej-
nym bolenim hlavy, ztrnulymi
a bolavymi svaly, pohmozdeni-
nami, ranami a vymknutinami.
Domac1 lecivy prostredek pc
vice nez-li SO let. M1rn1c1.
V Kanade Dodavany Beze Cla
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