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Glacier County chief., 1939-09-08
Endurance Champs

CPEED, and plenty of it, was need
" ed recently when two Edwards
vile, H., softball teams established
a new marathon record by playing
1901 innings in 81 hours and FIVE
minutes.
The pitchers were instructed to
toss the ball in easy, and the bat
tiers were expected to ground or fly
out on the first pitch. Three pitches
were usually enough to retire a
side. Anything more than that was
looked upon as unspOrtsmanlike.
The lack Of heavy hitting was evil
denced by the low Gall score.
Players all ran to and from their
positions. It took only AZ seconds
to play an inning. The nine runs
each side batted in came as the re-
suit of few accidental hits past
the outfielders, who played in close.
The manager of one team had to
quit after ~ hours Of play. He
had to get back to workout only
after pitching 500 innings.
One other hurler was on the
mound for 800 innings. Then a re-
lief pitcher saved his arm. II not
the game.
The previous record was held by
two New Philadelphia, Ohio, teams
which played 1,495 innings in "a
hours.
All of which means very little.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-08
I-Speaking of Sports
w ar of w ords
Continues With
Ambers' Victory
By ROBERT McSHANE

NADLY enough, the recent Is
y round lightweight bout which
saw the championship pass from
Henry Armstrong to Lou Ambers,
proved to be little more than a mi
nor incident in an unholy squabble
which embraced managers, contest
ants, the National Boxing associa-
ton and Referee Arthur Donovan.
The fight was a disappointment in
more ways than one. To begin with,
Deadeye Donovan managed to spot
five fouls committed by Liz Henry,
defending champion. As a result.
Ambers was presented with five
rounds by official scoring. And It
has been generally conceded that
had not the fouls been called. Arm
strong would have won all these
rounds save one.
Donovan's score card read eight
and seven in favor of the challeng-
er, indicating that had he failed to
rule Armstrong guilty in just one
of those five fatal rounds he might
have voted for a draw or else a
victory for the defender. Fullam,
another judge, scored the fight ex-
actly as did Donovan. Bill Healy.
the third judge, scored heavily in
Ambers' favor, giving him II
rounds, Armstrong three, and de-
claring one even.
Al WE'LL, Ambers' manager, and
Eddie Mead, mentor to Armstrong,
added very little to the evenings
dec0rum. Both Of them were guilty
Of violating rules for seconds con-
duct, and their continual pickering
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-08

has hopes Wal
ter Hagen is a
skilled taxidermist,
a crack shot and an
expert fisherma an
-. Haines Stockton,
one of the East's
best tennis umpires,
is only % years old
It will cost the
Athletics $500 per
man to take the
1910 squad by boat
through the Panama
1
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-08

The French Poilu again is on the
march-and in the same direction
as he marched before Edwards
frances eastern border, where
lightning thrust by Maxi legions is
war time possibility. Premier Ed
Guard Daladier, inset, who is also
minister of war, stated: 1--WE can
not submit to violence. I know you
are resolved to preserve the safety
Of the fatherland." Daladier, under
special decree powers, is virtual die
tator of France.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-08
Communist Farley
Meets Violent End

Glenn Smith of San Antonio, Tex
as, communicated Of Alamo Post
No. 2 of the American Legion, de-
clared it a "great victory for the
Legion" when a Communist meet
ing was broken up in the municipal
auditorium. A volley of rocks and
the roars Of crowd of 5000 broke
up the session. The crowd, itself.
was broken up by police and fire.
men, using tear gas and water.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-08

IN BEING named All-American
left guard last season, Harry
Smith of the University of Southern
California merely maintained ira
dition.
Previous years saw such Trojan
guards as Johnny Baker and Aaron
Rosenberg accorded the same high
honors.
Under the Trojan system the left,
or running, guard leads the interfer-
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-08
Sport Shorts

HE Philadelphia Phillies will
have five scouts touring minor
leagues 7ext year 4. Holt Rast.
Alabama end, has licenses to fly
both land and sea planes. with so
hours solo flying to his credit :.
Scotland's amateur golf champion,
Hamilton McInally, is laborer in
a munitions plant :. The Drake
Bulldogs will play football games on
both coasts within 20 days :.
Jack Doyle, Irish heavyweight.
plans to appear in grand opera. At
least he's taking vocal lessons. and
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-08
A plot Revealed

Events prior to the fight were not
especially charming. Mr.. Mead,
whose conversational speed is at
least equal to his fighters ring pace,
spent great deal of time before
the match limiting of a sinister plot
directed against his man. Mead
claimed, in brief 900 word state
ment, he was warned before the
fight that his man would lose five
rounds on fouls. He also stated
that his authority was one of the
commissioners friends.
Donovan, in clarifying lis stand,
said that he knew ''that some day
Henry would lose the lightweight ii.
tie II he kept punching low"
Donovan was more than backed
up by Bill Brown, member of the
New York State Athletic commits.
sion, who said: "lnstead Of penaliz-
ing Armstrong, l would have thrown
him out Of the ring"
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-08

ence. A fast,
hard running.
hard = hitting
player is need
ed to fill that
s p o ( a n d
that's where
Harry Smith
he of the un-
usual name
enters into the
picture. Big.
(weight, POT;
height, 5 feet,
II inches) fast
a n d tou G h
Smith is the
answer to any
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-08

training camp at Anaheim, Calf.
=. Roller skate hockey will make
its debut in Washington, D. c., on
an organized scale for the first time
this fall Paavo Nurmi, great
Finnish runner, believes the stand
ard of International performances is
too high. Outstanding success de-
mands all an athletes spare time,
he says, and amateurism suffers.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-08
Double Loss

Armstrong, VINO entered the ring
holding both the lightweight and
welterweight titles, may be shorn of
all his honors. The Ambers bout
was billed for only the lightweight
championship, with the pre-fght
agreements providing that in the
event Ambers should win they would
meet in a return match. for Arm.
strong's welterweight championship.
However, this agreement may be
relegated to the ash-heap. Execu-
tive Secretary Edward c. Foster of
the National Boxing association stat
ed that he would ask the N. B. A.
at its convention in September to APP
prove Ambers as world lightweight
and welterweight champion. He
termed the Ambers Armstrong
agreement, signed before the New
York Boxing commission, as Fri
diculous."
Donovan was well within his
rights. He called the shots as he
saw them, and not even the most
rabid Armstrong supporter could ex-
pect him to ignore all the rule in
fractions.
So, until return bout settles the
matter, the argument will continue.
The Ambers faction can rejoice In
. lightweight championship. The
Armstrong patriots can claim .
moral victory.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-08

with Referee Donovan between
rounds was an unpleasant feature,
fragrant enough to warrant censure
from the commission. Their repair
tee was louder than it was brilliant.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-08
WHO'S
NEWS
THIS
WEEK
By LEMuEL F. PARTON

NEW YORK.-On his record, it
~ would appear that Gen. Ed
ward Smigly-Rydz, Poland's strong
man, might be more inclined to fight
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-08
CridirOn
Topnotchers

This continues q series OF articles
featuring outstanding football players
from schools throughout the nation.
Wofch their records during the coming
season.
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-08

"ooia oPRCdA kAdt N~hs SN
ward Smigly-Rydz, Poland's strong
man, might be more inclined to fight
Germany with
Foiish Leader out Russia's aid
Started Career than with it. He
Fighting Soviet made his s., career n1
sheviks, and news dispatches of the
last few weeks have limited that he
has been considerably embarrassed
at being drawn into the new appar-
emily broken fellowship with Russia.
1t has been clear that being saved
by Russia was the least and last
of his ideas.
He is beyond doubt the ablest Of
Poland's military leaders, and, once
the bell rings, there is no question
that he can and will fight, as he
proved in the campaigns to free
Poland and in his forays against
early-day Bolshevik Russia.
He never has quite come
through as . dictator. In 1896
there was one Of those ''ideologi-
caP' build-ups in which he was
to emerge as the head Of re-
constructed Poland. Handsome
and imposing, Of dominant
bearing, he looked the part, but
he couldn't seem to manage the
big talk necessary for the job.
The best they could get out Of
him was something to the gen.
eral effect that nobody would
ever be allowed to take a single
button from Poland's robe.
On August of this year, when it
appeared that Germany might just
take the robe and leave the button.
he was expected to make a sizzling
speech at Cracow. His audience
was bowling for a knockout punch,
but the speech was mostly shadow
boxing, with nothing specific about
what he proposed to do about
Danzig.
Fifty-four years old, with an
engaging personality, he has
been popular dinner guest and
holds the honorary presidency
of the Polish academy of letters.
The old Marshal Joseph Pilsud-
ski, nearing the end Of his life,
an0inted the general as his sue
cessor. He has been supremely
efficient in his army job. but,
as a strong man, has been
somewhat overshadowed by the
shower, more facile and adrOit
Josef Beck, the foreign minis
ter. But fighting is his main
business and knowing observers
figure that, talking little, he is
more apt to fight.
A MICHIGAN friend of this writ
Glacier County chief., 1939-09-08

A MICHIGAN friend of this writ
"A er reports that Gov. Luren D.
Dickinson's war on sin may turn
out to be good political medicine
,u o.. out there.
War on Sun While big-town
May Be Very political leaders
c,,t. poy;t;.. are said to be
somewhat en-
barrassed by the aged governors
alarmed discovery of wickedness in
high places, the word is that his
forces have been intrenched and
widened since he let loose about
the drinking and dancing orgies of
the Albany conference of governors.
His Bible class at Eaton, Mich, is
crowded to the doors and he is
besieged with requests for lectures
and participation in revival cam
paigns. Currently he tells gather
ing of Chicago and Detroit pupils"
that this Albany conference was
pretty much like Belshazzar's feast
and that our Babylonian wastrels
will drag US down if we don't mend
our ways.
For IS years, Mr.. Dickinson
has held in fee simple the anti
sin vote of Michigan. It has
held steadily around 100000
votes, undivided in its allegiance
in his repeated forays against
evil, chief of which has been his
still continuing prohibition bat
tie. He is a spare, bald evangel
Of righteousness, his friendly
eyes glinting behind his octag-
onal trimmed glasses when he
is aroused, his meager frame
shaken with pietistic fervor.
He is a native of New York, born
near Lockport in Niagara county.
His parents removed to Eaton,
Mich, when he was small boy.
There he still lives, happily en-
gagged with his Methodist church
Bible class, and, more recently,
with the state Of Michigan and, un-
happily for his peace Of mind, in
bout with evil which he never knew
existed before.
tConsoidatsd Eeatures-wNu ssrvtcsJ
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Prosoudila cele jmeni.

B. Beranova z JiTfkova u Ha-
bru ma Nemecko-brodsku do
stala soudn1 rozsudek We spo-
ru, ktery Sc tail pres til roxy.
Syn tovarn1ka V. Barty porazil
Beranovou autem a zranil il.
Bratr postizene smluvil, re au-
tomobilista zaplat1 leceni a bo-
lestne 800 Kc. Beranova ujed-
mani podepsala, ale pozdeji 81
vec %rozmyslila a podala zalobu
O nahradu 5000 Kc al do smr-
ii. Udavala, re nem1ze pra-
covat, re il nasledkem 1razu
meknou kosti. Process prosel
vsemi instancemi, az pred Mel
vySS1 soud v Brine. Odborn1ci
lekaTi prohlasili, jestlize zalob
kyne trp1 nejakou nemoc1, re
nevznikla cd automobilov6ho
1razu. NekteT1 svedci tvrdili,
re Beranova PRAGUE. Nejvys-
81 soud zalobu Beranove zamf-
tt a odsoudil il k zaplaceni
soudnfch 1trat a vyloh v castce
$4,000 Kc. Pro postizenou to
znamena, re prosoudila temeT
vsechen svdj majetek.
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Praha proti zidIm a
i~migrantHm.

Dive dalekosahla naTfzen1 -
jedno, jfmz Sc zbavujf Eide cs.
obcanstv1 a druhe, v nemz Sc
mutt migrant, ably Sc vysteho-
vail do sesti meslc1 re zeme
- byly lie sledovati k rozde-
lenf Cesko-Slovenska v Mnicho
We.
V doprovodu k naTfzenfm
pravf vlada, re nasledkem
zmenseni sveho 1zemf must
hled6ti k tomu, ably domacfmu
obyvatelstvu byla zachovana
moznost zamestnan1. NaT1ze-
nj O zidech vyzaduje prozkou-
mani obcanstvf vsech osob, ma
turalisovanych pc 1. listopadu
1913 a tech, ktere usadily Sc v
zemi Pc 1. lednu 1888, nebu-
dou-li S to dokazati, re jsou
ceske, slovenske nebo ukrajin-
ske narodnosti.
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List zahranicnich krajanG
ZaStaVen.

V Praze csl. 1stav zahranic-
nj, Praha H., Reslova ul. /, ro-
zeslal vsem casopisGm, ktere
mu posllaly sv6 whisky vyme-
nou, nasledujfc1 dopis podepsa
ny administered casopisu ezra
JAM"
V poslednfm elsie 3D., jimz
jsme ukoncili VII. rocnfk ma
seho casopisu "Krajan", ozna-
mill jsme v clanku 80 let Csl.
)ustavu zahranicnlho", re ma
valne hromade 20. prosince bu
de podan navrh ma reorganisa-
ci naseho 1stavu.
Jelikoz navrh zada novou u
pravu a novy zpIsob vydavan1
casopisu S ohledem ma dnesn1
pomery, bylo prozat1mne jeho
vydavan1 odlozeno a ma reor-
ganisaci Sc PRAGUE.
Pros1me tedy, abyste zaslla-
nj YAM casopisu nereklamovali
a vas list nam pravidelne dale
zas1lali.
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z Ceskoslovenska.
Jan A. Komensky poucf Angli-
cany i po 800 letech.

Spis "Via Lucis', proslula
prace arciucitele narodn Jana
Amose Komenskeho, rodaka z
Moray, byla nedavno pfeloze-
ma do anglictiny. Tiskarna Lii
verpool University Press vyda-
la il pod maven "The Way of
Light, t. j. costa svetla, jak
take mi jejf nazev v cestine.
Anglicky fisk vzpomfna pTi
tom, re tuto praci Komensky
vlastne napsal v Londyne, a to
roku 1912, kdyz byl v lete 1641
pozvan anglickym parlamen-
tenn, ably pTijel k porade S u
cenci O reforme vzdelan1.
Original Komensky ovsem
napsal latinsky, nebot latina
tehdy byla jazykem vzdelane-
no sveta. Komensky pc prf-
jezdu do Londyna, jak pfse je-
no zivotopisec, hledel 81 pine
stykd s dosavadnfmi prateli,
ktere tam mel, a SNAIL Sc z1s-
kati i jine.
Posleze pfemyslel, jak by Sc
nejakym trvalym zpGsobem "a
vdecil tenn, kdoz no do Angle
povolali. Proto slozil spis vel
mi zajfmavy, jemuz dial jmeno
"Via Lucis" a v nemz pouka-
zuje nejprve ma tfi skoly, Z
nichz clovek Sc uc1: Je to sko-
la sveta, jez vsak pricinenim
dablovym byla nam zatemne-
ma, skola poznanf vlastnlho a
skola P1sma svateho.
Anglicky fisk zd1raznuje,
re Komensky, jehoz jmeno u
vad1 spravne ceskym pravopi-
sem i S carkou ma "y", pfi cemz
vsak v zavorce otiskuje take
latinskou formu jeho jmena
Comenius, v teto sve praci ulo-
I'll proslule humanitarske ide-
je k zvysen1 mravnl 1rovne a
uskutecneni vselidskeho bratr-
stv1 trvalym m1rem.
Tato kniha, jiz Komensky
venoval Royal Society of Lon
don, nevysla vsak tiskem v Lon
dyne, nybrz v Amsterodam6 v
Holandsku roku 1868. Angelic
ky pfekla teto knihy jiz roku
1920 por1dil Josef Smaha a n.y.
nj vydany pTeklad je teprve
druhym v anglictine.
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CSR. obesila vystavu " San
Francisku.

Csl. tiskova kancelar rozesla-
la nasledujfci zpravu:
Tyto dny byl z Prahy vypra-
ven zvlastnf wagon vystavnfch
pfedmetG urcenych pro cesko-
slovenskou exposici ma svetove
vystave v San FRANCISCAN. Pro
tuto exposici, kterou porada
Exportnl 1stav cesko-slovensky
byla z~ajistena v mezinarodnlm
pavilonu zdarma vyhodna plo-
cha.
Cesko-slovenska exposice ma
heslo: Kupujte zbozf znacky
Made in CzechoSSlovakia, a
Dude nit prevazne obchodni
raz. Ma vystave budou zastou-
peny nejlepsf vyrobky asi Sc
desati firem temef vsech obo-
ri, ktere prichazeji pro vyvoz
do Ameriky v 1vahu. Phi tom
byl wat zTetel ma vyrobky slo-
venske a karpatoruske.
Vystava Dude otevrena slav-
nostne Is. 1nora a potrva az
do prosince. Ia tn dobu Dude
zboz1 nekolikrat meneno a do
plneno zboz1m, ktere nemohlo
byt dodano cas-. VSechny
predmety prohledly zvlastni
jury, slozene re zastupc1 mini
sterstva obchodu, ministerstva
zahranicnich veci a 1stredn1ch
hospodaTskych korporacf.
Zprava, re Cesko-Slovensko
pres nedavne udalosti Sc z1-
castn1 teto vyznamne mezina-
rodnl vystavy, vzbudila v A
merice znacnou pozornost a
Exportnfmu 1stavu byly odtud
zaslany gratulacn1 telegramy.
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C.. S. A.

Loze Jirf Podebradsky &. "a
|C,S.A. odbyva schdze posledni
pondell v mesfci v mist. Ceske
Svob. skoly, Ashland a Glover
ul. Lacine pojisteni pro oboji
pohlavl ma $1,000, $3.50, $500,
$3.50. u Loze tez mono DO
jistiti d1tky cd 2 let WISE.
Pfedseda Jan Proxies, tai. K.
Stock, 2412 E. Monument St..
1cetn1k Jind. Polacek, 623 N.
Curley ST., pokl. v. Pavlfk,
1901 Gardenas Avenue.
Rad Blank (. 1O1 C.S.A. Cd
byva schdze 2. sobotu v mesici
v 8 hodin vecer v Sokolovne.
Pfeds. Jos. Novotny, 1912 E.
Eager ST., mfstopreds. j. Pro-
chazka, tai. A. Vancura, 9O6
N. Madeira St., 1cet. AL. Ma
SEX, 626 N. Curley ST., pokl. K.
Stock, 2412 E.. Monument st.
Loze Jaroslav z DUDE {. 1874
G. S. A., odbyva sch1zi kazdy
3 patek v mes1ci v mfstnostech
Delnickeho Domu,25O7 E.. Ma
Olson st. Pfeds. A. Stanek, tai.
A. Rvs, 80 N. Glover St., 1cet.
JOS. E. Flip, 1888 N. Milton Av.
pokl. j. zitnfk, 824 N. Port St.
Zastupci do Patronatu F. Hell
duk, j. Prochazka. Zastupci do
Sdruzenych Spolkd: K. Matras
a r. Dunaja.
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SBORY S. p. ].

Sbor Vytrvalost { .35 S.P.J..
odbyva sve schGze 1 stredu v
mes1ci v Ces. Svob. Skole, Ash
land a Glover ul. Vysl. pTeds.
M. Senger, preds. F. R1ha, ma
mestka M. Jagr, tai. M. Skala,
TO N. Duncan St., 1cet. A.
Krejcl, AL N. Curley St., po-
kladnice M. Stehlik. Vybor
majetku R. Klimes, strazkyne
T. Broz1k, uctujfcf vybor: M.
|Zeman a B. Hejduk. Do Pa
tronatu: M. Senger a F. Riha.
Do Sdruzenf Csl. Spolk6: M.
Senger a A. Svoboda. Dopisy
Sc zas1laji ma tajemnici.
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V Rasovic1ch v jednom sta
ven1 zabili pekneho veprfka. A
jezto Sc prace zdaTila a slibo-
valo Sc dobre j1dlo, Sci rolnfk s
feznfkem ma nejaky pGlcfk do
m1stnf hospody. Vratili Sc k
veceru, ale vepT1k beze stopy
zmizel. Nastala shanka. Sou
sede Sc rozbehli pc vsi a veprf-
ka skutecne objevili. Sedel v
pekne posici ma zamrzlem ryb-
nfku a jezto byl zabity, neva-
dilo mu, re masitym zadeckem
pTimrzl.
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Sokol pro ~siednocenf.

Cesko-Slovenska obec sokol-
ska pc fadu mes1c6 hledala sc
delnickych telocvic-
jedont a vedenfm Orla u
silovne cestu Ike spolupraci. S
vedomfm techto spolkd vypra-
covala a Wade republiky pred
lozila navrh ma sjednoceni te-
lesne vychovy v republice.
Navrh je pTedmetem 1Tednf-
no setrenf a ma celkem sest Cd
dill: 1. zasady ideove, 2. zasa-
dy telovychovne,3. pece O bran
most, a. vychova dusevni a
mravnf, 5. organisace, 6. pred
poklady a ddsledky organised
nj (navrh ma sjednocen1 a pod
minky hospodaTske).
Sokolstvo p~ovazovalo "a svou
povinnost vypracovati navrh
ma sjednocenf, jfmz by Sc zje-
dnodusila, zhospodarnila a sic
dnotila roztrfstena prace ma
poll telovychovy.
V navrhu pTedlozenem Via
de sokolstvo prohlasuje, re
prospect naroda i statu VIVA.
duj1, ably telesna vychova byla
zcela oddelena cd vychovy
stranicko-politicke.
Soucasne Sc hlasf "sokolstvc
jake n~ejstarsf, nejpocestnejs
a jedina narodn1 organisace
ktera svou vychovou pronikls
do vsech vrstev lidovych, O pre-
welt veSkere telesne i brannt
vychovy naroda."
Prohlasuje dale ochotu
schopnost "prevz1ti veskert
clenstvo, ktere bylo vychovav;
no v jinych organisacfch a do
hodnouti sc O smernic1ch prt
toto spojen1." Pr tom sokol
stvo chce byti V nejt6snejsi sol
cinnosti S ministerstvy, do je
jichz oboru nalezf spolkova w
chova telesna ci branna.
Soucasne "Venkov" pines
nasleduj1cf zpravu O rozpuste
nj sokolstva ma Slovensku:
Sokolstvo ma Slovensku pro
ii svemu rozpustenf. Jak s,
dov1dame zaslalo sokolstvo n;
Slovensku Wade krajiny Slo
venskej v Bratislaye rozklad
ohrazen1 prot svemu rozpus
tent.
K tomuto odvolanf sloven
skeho sokolstva redakce "Ven
kova" dodava toto:
Ci porusili jej snad tim, kdy.
trpela, re sokolovny a sokolsk,
majetek nicili JIM, u nichz t
nebylo rusen1 pokoje a porad
ku?
Ci rusi pokoj a pofadek vzpo
m1nka, re sokolst1 clenove, Gle
move delnickych telocvicnycl
jednot a cesko-slovenskeh,
Orla, dnes rovnez ma Sloven
sku stejne rozpustenych, t.
byli, kdoz pc dobrovolnem ma
stoupen1 krvaceli a v boji padl
"a osvobozen1 Slovenska?
81 rus1 pamatka, re sokolov
z Czech, Moray a Slezska t.
byli, kter1 umoznili prve slower
ske Wade pc p~revratu usfdlen
v Bratislave?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-10
Stfecha domu Sc shroutila pod
~mnozstvim snehu.

Mnozstvf snehu, ktere v po-
slednl dobe ma Ceskomoravske
vysocine napadlo, privodilo v
Pine pohromu. Pensista Svo-
boda ma We ctvrti zvane INA
kopci" domek, jehoz stfecha sc
pod Thou snehu 1plne probo-
fila. Nikdo vsak nepfisel k L.
razu, nebot v tn dobu v domku
prave nikdo nebyl.