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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-01-12

Al the same time the Dies Com
|lttee on Un-American Activi-
eS' reporting to the House on it's
Far-long investigation, found
PSt the German-American
una, the Communist Party and
\ silver Shirts and some other
nllar organizations have fallen
POa the darkest days they have
|sn yet. They are losing both
|smOership and prestige and the
(ue may speedily come when
ny WIN cease to be seriously re-
Eroed by anyone in the United
Fates."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-01-12

The President, in his message
b Congress on the State of the
Union, declared, Doctrines which
ct group against group, faith
gainst faith, race against race,
lass against class, tanning the
Tres of hatred This is the
anger to which we in America
bust begin to become more alert
:. Such tactics are what have
elped to plunge Europe into war.
Ne must combat them, as we
ould the plague, if American in
sgrity are to be preserved. We
annot afford to face the future
disunited people,"
Suting his action to the word,
BOSWELL included in his new bud
rt provision for establishment of
emergency unit Of $50 &C.
lan0 to combat foreign espion-
e agents and subversive actiVi-
6. In a letter to the National
inference of Jews and Christ
nS, in connection with the Bro
AerhOOd Week next month, the
resident urged Americans to re-
PlVe that religious prejudice and
foup intolerance may not here
StrOy that unity in freedom
nlch is the strength of our ma
Onal character"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-01-12


sIe plan to settle refugees in
s asna viii come up before this
I ,+,Oa OF Congress, strongly sup
gse su oy Secretary of Interior
O.u l.. Ickes. In a statement
1--WE week Anthony ]. Diamond,
49, sSAas voteless delegate in Con-
r"S' SAID that the northern ter
Frs ~ would welcome refugees to
thS's The population, 80 long
eo mey have the same rights to
oras. citizens as any other i'm
III a ~ and are economically
70 sustain themselves"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-01-12

N Albany, Governor Lehman,
nS message opening the Iegis-
|ase session, urged "that the
|aI e. DO everything in its power
s.mnate the vicious practice
GScriminatiOn." He recon-
saed that the Labor Law, for
lung utilities to discriminate in
Payment for reasons of race,
~ OF color, be extended to all
eSSeS affected with the pub
"'ereSt and to labor unions.
Evening star., 1940-09-08
that mug to me. And do 60 up a couple of

that mug to me. And do 60 up couple of
grades if crack the case?"
Why not?" says the Inspector
50 Dan starts out to circulate and he is as
nervous as a kid. 1t is hard to know where to
look and he gets all confused inside and
breathing fast, which is the way he gets when
he has to figure out even little things.
And this is the biggest thing that has ever
come his way. If he can find his red-faced
mug slipping another phony across some
counter. he will be on honeymoon with
Kitty come spring. which is something So his
eye is pretty keen as he loafs around in a
dozen stores in different neighborhoods.
watching tens and twentes change hands, But
he might just as well have gone to a movie
Never since ne can remember is there such a
scarcity of red-faced mugs around town.
His shift ends but he does not quit Instead.
ne phones Kitty he is on big case and stays
with it. He figures and figures until his head
aches, and he finally decides the best place to
watch is restaurant
Spellman's seems like a good spot The
cashiers desk is near the window and Dan
can watch from outside and see people pay
their checks. 1t is all very well, except that
after an hour his eye begins to wander, and
he watches the walters. with their sizzling
steaks. instead of the cash customers
He is in the depths as he sits down at
table all by himself. Once he is married to
Kitty, he thinks. maybe she won't mind so
much when she finds out he is not 50 quick
on the brain work. But she won't marry him
till he is promoted. and he won't be promoted
until he is married and can learn from Kitty
how to be smart. The circle is so vicious even
the steak doesn't taste right
He wishes he could make up theory about
the case, like detectives in books do, but for
Evening star., 1940-09-08

1T was passed yesterday at Dirk's' says
the Inspector to Mary ignoring Dan entirely
He goes on to say that phony dough is fed
eral rap, and of course he has to notify the
Treasury dicks in New York But he is going
to forget about New York for little while
and see if he can t grab some credit for him
self by cracking the case before they come.
Get over to Dirks and see what you can
find out, he tells Marv And | don't mind
telling you if you crack this case quick you
have good chance to move up the ladder a
grade or two
lHIs. of course, is laying it strictly on the
line, and Dan begins hopping around with
excitement Maybe he needs some help" he
says hopefully. Marv grins
Don't be silly" he says, and goes out.
Marv is back in couple of hours with a
report. He asks lot of salespeople at Dirks
if they remember the twenty. and finally he
finds blonde at mems furnishings who saws
she thinks she remembers taking it in She has
haZy recollection she got it from mousev
dame who bought hat for guy. "Coodr'
snaps the Inspector. What d they look like?"
The blonde doesn't remember much"
Marv says. There were million customers
at the sale yesterday All she knows is the
dame was little mouse and the guy was a
big redfaced mug
"A gang says Dan, going very official
Just how had it figured"
"A team, anyway says the Inspector He
looks Dan over and says, ''All right. McGarry.
You take the squea on this along with
Decker. Work separately. Circulate round
They may try to unload the phonies any
where. Decker, take the mousey dame, and
you. Mc(1ary. try to find that mug"
Yes. sir, says Dan snappily You leave
Evening star., 1940-09-08

the life of him he can't think what to do next
Finally he chokes over the last bite of steak.
pays his check with the twenty dollar bill
Kitty gives him for his months spending
money. and goes back on the job
Nothing at all breaks up to midnight, when
he quits. But the next morning something
happens that makes him feel better The
Inspector drops another phony twenty on the
table. They passed it last night right under
your noses" he says. ''at Spellman's res
taurant"
Dan slaps his knee. Just how figured
he cries. Il was watching the place"
The Inspector gives him look. That
helps lot, he says. We've only got another
day before the Treasury boys get here
But Dan feels pretty good anyway. 1t just
shows he had everything figured out tight and
right, like a real detective. 1t is just tough
luck that he misses out
he AND Marv Decker set right out for the
restaurant. The manager is no great help
There is big crowd, he says, and whole
line waiting to pay off, when the phony comes
through the window. The cashier thinks it has
a funny feel, but he is so rushed he takes a
chance. Didn't he notice the little mouse at
all?" asks Marv Decker
What do you mean little mouse'?" says
the manager. The cashier says it was a
great big guy"
Dan chuckles and feels better than ever.
That's how had it figured" he mods "A
real tough gorilla, wasn't hep
Not so tough" says the manager Just
a mug
II will wait and talk to that cashier when
he comes," says Marv Decker
And will go out and grab off that gorilla"
says Dan
Evening star., 1940-09-08

He strolls out into the street and almost
bumps into little sawed-off guy. who gives
him funny look But Dan is not paving any
attention to little guys - the only one he is
interested in is his red-faced mug. He ambles
on. watching everyone he passes. and before
he has gone block he hears someone running
behind him. He hasn't even a chance to turn.
Something digs into his ribs and he hears
Marv Decker growl, Come along with me.
So then Dan turns and Decker says. "Oh,
hell. It's only you.
BY this time the sawed-of guy that Dan
bumps into comes up and starts dancing
around. That is the mug" he yells pointing
at Dan. That is the one.
He is mug, all right" says Decker,
but he is not the one we are looking for.
His name is McGary and though hate to
admit it, he is brother officer"
Il don't care whose brother he is" says
the little guy He slipped me phony twenty
last night to pay for his dinner
At this Marv Decker starts Laughing loudly,
and Dan joins in, for it is certainly good
joke. They laugh and they laugh. until all of a
sudden Dams laugh turns into kind of
groan. Things begin to connect in his mind
He remembers the curly-haired kid who
found the roll of money that wasn't lost, and
how Curly y-hair wouldn't take his reward in
cash but wanted check that was good for
honest sugar at the bank. And then he re-
members Kitty buying him hat at Dirk's,
and himself buying a meal at Spellman's
restaurant. So his eyes pop open and for once
in his life he is almost pale
Decker looks at him. You sick?" he says
Dan just walks away. His knees are made
of putty, and his throat is dry and his fore
head beady. 1t is too terrible to think about.
(Continved On poge 1D
Evening star., 1940-09-08

Just as Dan is climbing inside he
sees kiny. She closes q lid over
one eye presfily. Il thought thot
I'D would bring him." she whispers
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
Trest smrti zhari.

Trestn1 komora nemeckeho
zemskeho soudu v Brine odsou-
dila jak oznamuje Volksdeuts-
che Zeitung, ma smrt osmadva-
cetileteho Frantiska Wagnera
z Krecone pro zlocin zhaTstvi.
Je to prvn1 podobny rozsudek
v Brine. Wagner, ktery uz byl
petadvacetkrat trestan, nikdy
nestal O praci a zivil sc dlouha
leta tulactvlm. Jake nenapra-
vitelny zlocinec byl dan ma ety.
ri leta do polepsovny, ale ami to
nepomohlo. Ease Sc potuloval,
Five sc zebranfm a kradezemi.
Naposledy prisel letos v fijnu k
rolniku Josefu Safar1kovi v Ha
luzic1ch u Kyjova, kde mel sill
benou mes1cn1 mzdu 100 K.
Mel bydlet V pTfstenku FARO
ven S druhym celed1nem, ktery
mu vSak nedGveToval a kdyz
II. r1jna odesel z domu, uzam-
XII spolecny byt. Roln1k dial
Wagnerovi dive pfikryvky a Wy
zval ho,aby Sc Sci zat1m vyspat
do stodoly, coz byl ostatne pc
kny nocleh prot drivejsim tu-
!ackym nocfm. Tee noel vsak
ma statku horelo. Wagner We
stodole zapalil a ohen stravil
tfi hospodarske budovy i sc "a
sobami krmiva ,sena a zamedel
skym naradim, cfmz byl rolnik
~poskozen ash o 100000 K.
Wagner sc k cinu primal a
udal, re chtel stravit zimu We
vezeni, protoze Sc v civilnfm
zivote necftil We sve kGzi. Soud-
nj lekari oznacili Wagnera "a
psychopata, avsak prece odpo-
vedneho "a svGj Gin. Trestn1
komora vyhlasila mad zharem-
skudcem naroda rozsudek,
jfmz byl uznan vinnym POOLE
paragraph 3. naTfzeni minister
ske rady pro obranu Rise a Cd
soudila no ma smrt a k trvale
ztrate obcanskych pray.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12

o Kolovci Sc vypravi zertem,
re pry tam mali zazracny
mlyn, ktery semele re sedmi
bah jednu mladou hezkou dl-
venku. Tento zazracny mlyn
funguje ovsem pouze O pouti,
nebo o masopuste, jake vitana
a oblibena atrakce. Kdysi Sc
ysak Kolovectf velmi pro ten
mlyn zlobili. Vysvetlenf ma
historicky podklad We starem
obrazu, malovanem ma dfeve,
kde je napsano pod vetrnym
mlynem, re pTedstavuje mlyn
ma stare baby v Kolovci. V Ko-
lovci totiz mfvali vetrny mlyr
.jeste davno potion, kdy uz by
ly v okolf vodni mlyny. Do We
trneho mlyna jezdily s obilin
uz ma konec jen stare babky
troskou zita, ktere neverily no.
vote v podobe vodniho mlynu
Nejaky posmevacek 81 vymy.
sill, re Sc tam babky davaj.
premlit. o rozsfrenf teto kle.
vety sc postaral sam J. Dobro1
sky, ktery tuto povest slysel
Chudenicich a vypravel il vsu
de, kan pfisel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
Cesky stavitel svatoStepanske-
no domu.

Ma obzoru ceskeho stavitel-
stv1 v dobe nejvets1ho rozkvetu
"a gotiky zarf nejjasneji jme-
ia vynikaj1c1ch stavitel1 CHI
narodnosti: Matyase z Arrasu
a Petra Parlere re Svabskeho
mesta Gmundu. Velky pr1nos,
jehoz sc dostalo ceskemu gotic
kemu stavitelstvf, hlavne z Ne
mecka, byl byt jen castecne Wy
vazen uplatnen1m ceskych sta
vitelG v cizine. Jsou to vetsi-
nou stavitele ceskeho p1vodu
re skoly Parlerovy, kter1 p1so-
bill ma pocatku XIV. stolet1 hla-
vne We Vidni. Sem spada take
pGsobeni prazskych JunkerG
ma stavbe domu We Strassburgu
I kdyz novelist historicke bada-
nj rozptylilo mnoho z legendy,
j1z byla opredena cinnost tech
to prazskych stavitelG, jejich
jmena Sc zachovala V kronikaT
skych zaznamech tax 1--WE, re
neni snad daleko pravde MAJOR
umeleckeho historika K. Chyti-
la, re nebyli-li prazstf Junkeri
primo z1castneni jake vykon-
nj stavitele, mohli byti pfi svych
teoretickych znalostech dobry-
mi radci a pomocniky. z W.
konnych stavitel1, kter1 v CHI
ne sirili dobre jmeno ceskych
satvitelG je Jan z Prachatic,
jehoz peti-steho 1mrt1 nynf
vzpomfname. Byl nastupcem
s~tavitele svatostepanskeho do
mu We Vfdni Petra z Prachatic,
ktere daily svetu tri stavitele
tohoto domu, Vaclava, Petra a
Jana. Nenf Size bezpecne Iii
steno, je-li stavitel Jan z Pra-
chatic identicky S kamen1kem
stejneho jmena, jenz pracoval
v letech 1407 az 1447 jake mi
str ma dome svatostepanskem,
avsak 1cetnfmi doklady re
stavby tohoto chramu bylo pro
kazano, re Jan z Prachatic byl
stavitelem domu a re roku
1888 dokoncil jeho JIM vez,
coz potvrzuje Thieme-Becke-
r1v Kunstelexikon.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
Zemrela mecenaska prostejov'
skYch studentG.

V Prostejove zemrela We We
ku dvaaosmdesati let Albina
Zoufalova, vdova pc profesoru
4 v6dci vladimir Zoufalovi.
Cel6 sve jm6nf 100000 K veno-
vala ma nadaci pro chude zaky
vsech prost6jovskych stfednlch
skol. Zesnula PAM Zoufalova
sc svym manzelem, ktery byl
vehlasnym e~ntomologem, pod
nikala kazdorocn6 prazdnino-
We cesty pc cele Europe, zvlas-
te pc tehdejsf Bosne a Herce-
govine, kde Sc venovali studiu
brouk1. Sberatelska vasen
manzelG Zoufalovych ucinila z
jejich bytu v Prostejove prave
museum, a to nejen broukd, a.
lie take cennych predmetG ume
leckych, vysivek, skla, porcu-
lanu nebo kovovych vyrobkd.
Vsechny tyto drahocenne v6ci
jsou v majetku mestskeho mu-
sea v Prost6jov6, kan je zesnu
Ia PAM pc 1mrtf sveho NAME
la darovala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
Dvoulete dsvGatko v cechach

| Dvoulete dsvcatko v cechach
Prazsky "Venkov" referu-
je: Skoro zazracne madam v
osvojovan1 a podavani ceske
narodn1 p1sne projevuje dvou-
lete devcatko odborneho uci-
tele Jindricha Snetiny, Hanic-
ka
Zatim co ostatnf deti v tech
to letech v6tsinou sc jeste tez-
ko vyjadrujf, Hanicka jest jiz
maly zpevnfk ceskych narod-
mich pisn1. Do dvou let naucila
Sc jich ma padesat zp1vat "a
doprovodu piana, ktera Sc ami
nezmyl1, ami neselze.
Jej1 zpev je jeden cisty tok
toni, vlnita ricka vysokych n1z
kych zpev1, do nichz Sc odda-
ne noT1 dfvcin pekny hlasek.
Jest to podivuhodne a prece
proste.
IS pocatku prozpevovala 81 Ha-
nicka pisnicky jednoduche, ja-
ko: Ma ty louce zeleny, Ovca-
ci, ctveraci, Pee nam spadla,
pozdeji pribyvaly i pisnicky
slozitejsfho napevu a nynf jsou
to jiz p1sne, ktere rozsahem to-
nj cini potize i dospivajici
mladezi.
Zajfmave je, re devcatko Ike
zpevu nikdo. nenabada, ale re
samo touzf pc novych pisnich.
Jiste jest podivuhodne mimo-
radne madam 2 lete Hanicky
Snetinove z ChOcne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
Pc p~rotancene noci.

Petadvacetileta dcera rolni-
ka A. svojgrova v Dlazove ma
Janovicku byla dlouho nemoc-
ma. Pres vsechno lecen1 Sc ne
ukazovaly intake znamky zlep
SEMI a devce Sc proto souzilo.
Povazovalo svoji nemoc "a ne
vylecitelnou a casio mluvilo Q
tom, re by radeji zemrelo. V
minulych dnech Sc S devcetem
stala nahle zmena. V obci chy-
stall tanecni zabavu a svojgro-
va prohlasila, re 81 p1jde "a
tancit. Chystala 81 saty k tan
ci a v pr1pravach 1plne OKLA.
V sale pax vsechny prekvapila,
jak byla vesela, bezstarostne Sc
smala a hodne Sc vsemi tanci-
la. "To je zrovna zazrak'', RI
kali 81 Tide a vsichni verili, re
devce je ma ceste k uzdraveni.
Svojgrova tancila al do rama a
re salu odchazela S poslednl-
mi. Donna sla hned do sve svet-
nicky. Kdyz tam "a chv1li do
maci Tide vesli, nasli devce v
krec1ch ma zemi. Privolany le-
kaf zjistil, re vypila tax velke
mnozstv1 denaturovaneho Thu
re kazda pomoc je marina. Ne
bohe devce diva dny trpelo
straslive bolesti, nez- milosrdna
smrt il zbavila utrpen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
"Vlasti zdar" pozdravem skol-
nj mladeze.

Iniciativa m1stn1ch cinitel0
Narodnfho sourucenstvi ma ca
stokrate radostnou odezvu a
dava dobry pr1klad k nasledo-
vanf. Pekny doklad hlasi sc z
Blaine. Okresnf vybor N. S. v
Blaine pozadal v ramci sve pro
ragacn1 cinnosti spravy obec-
nych a mestanskych skol O.
krese, ably byl zaveden do skol
pro skolnf mladez narodnf po-
zdrav "Vlasti zdar". Vysledek
sc jiz projevil. Ma vsech sko-
ZACH blatenskeho okresu zdra-
Vi mladez jiz tlmto krasnym
narodnfm pozdravem. skolni
deti zdravf sve ucitele pozdra-
vem "Vlasti zdar'' a take ma u
licich zdrav1 mladez timto po-
zdravem dospele obcany.
Onehdy byl velmi pr1jemne
prekvapen 70lety rfdfc1 ucitel
We vysluzbe, starry poctivy ma
rodovec, kdyz potkal dive mala
7leta devcatka, jez no pozdra-
villa milymi detskymi hlasy
"Vlasti zdar." Starry pan Sc "a
stavil a tazal sc devcatek, KIDD
ie naucil tax hezkemu pozdra-
WI. Devcatka odpovedela, re
Sc uc1 tomuto pozdravu We sko-
lie. Starry ucitel, zTejme dojat,
pohladil devcatka pc vlasech a
vypravel Sc slzami v oc1ch, ia
kou ma radost, re skolnf mia
dez v teto vazne dobe je We sko
ZACH vedena k vlasteneckemu
c1tenf. Take uvozornen1, re
Narodn1 sourucenstv1 vydalo
pro deti odznaky "a K 1, me-
10 dobry vysledek. Odznaky
Narodniho sourucenstvi budou
j tenn nejmensim skolak1m pTi-
pomfnati mas cesky narodni po-
Zdrav.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
SevcovskY bal.

Byvaly easy, re kazde RENE
slo, kazdy czech m1val svIj sve-
RAINY bal. Tento zvyk udrzeli
81 obuvn1ci v Horn1m Jelen1 u
Chocne, kde pofadali kazdo-
rocne obl1beny sevcovsky bal.
Ma tom 81 davali mistTi zalezet
a sjlzdeli sc z celeho okolf to-
hoto sevcovskeho kraje. Bylo
vzdy nabito. I teto sezone
Dude sevcovsky bal. Sal soko-
lowry Dude vydekorovan jake
sevcovska veled1lna S verpan-
ky a clsnici budou maskovani
jake svicka. Vytezek Dude We
novan polevkove akci. :"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
Obecni tajemnik S berlemi.

Do Eclectic byl letos jmeno-
van "a obecnfho tajemnfka %
lety uprchl1k z Tesinska, Ro-
bert Sobot1k. Kazdeho doji-
NAL jeho osud, nebot chodil o
berlfch. Jak Sc vsak ukazalo,
sveho zamestnan1 nebyl vGbec
hoden. Kdysi 81 totiz Sobot1k
vsiml, re v obecnf uradovne u
lozil strazn1k Rudolf Weigert
n6jake pen1ze, ktere jmenova-
ry sebral cd obcan1 jake prf-
spevek Narodnfho sourucen-
stvf. Bylo to ash 2450 K. Ale
ty pen1ze nedaly panu tajemnf-
kovi spat. Proto 81 nasledujf-
chic dine pTivstal a vylomil "a
mex. S pencil, ktere v 1radov-
ne sebral sc dial ma cesty. Ne
chal Sc dovezti do Prahy a tam
81 chtel ovsem poradne zahyrit.
Lee poznal, re je sledovan a
proto chtel prchnout. Byl do
paden, zabedoval, avsak - CO
delat, kdyz osud tax tomu chce
Byl pTevezen zpet, a jak to jiz
byva, postaven pred soud. Zde
pan tajemnfk zacal vsak hore-
kovat, dovolavat sc spravedl-
nosti a vseho, co je lidskeho,
Zjistilo Sc take, re sebral stu
zebnf pistol jednomu strazni-
kovi s ostrymi naboji. A to by
10 take predmetem zaloby stat
nfho zastupitelstvi. Pr pfeli.
cent vsak Sobotfk prohlasil, re
zalovane castky "a byt a stra.
WI byl dluzen, take v tonic
smeru byl osvobozen. 0 popfe-
nj kradeze zbrane Sc pokousel
jen slabe. Soud vymefil mt
trest tezkeho zalafe ma tTi me,
Size nepodmfnecne Sc trent pc.
sty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
Umsni zen Chodska krajkar.
stvi nemIze " dnesni dobe
uzivit.
Plzensky list N. D. plse:

PlZenSky list N. u. p1Se:
Jeste pred 20 lety sc venova-
ly skorem vsechny zeny Chod-
ska palickovani krajek. Nyni
vsak palickovan1 ma dolnfch
chodskych obc1ch az ma male
vyjimky vymizelo a ma hornfm
Chodsku sc tfmto vydelkem
zabyva jiz jen asi 80 rodin.
Jsou to rodiny z Postrekova
(Possikau).
Vydelek je nepatrny. Pre-
kupn1ci nemaj1 naleziteho u
znanf pro lidove umeni a nedo-
statecne je platf. Palickujf Sc
nynf hlavne vlozky do polsta-
RI, lfmecky, decky, pokryvky
a krajky ma knezska roucha.
Zajem O chodske krajky je
znacny.
Nejlepsf palickarkou ma Chod-
sku je snad postrekovska Mar
kytka Hlinkovic. Ale nejstar-
81 je babicka Boudice, jiz je 80
let. Nikdo il ma Chodsku jinak
nezna. Reknete-li neco o babe
Boudici z Postrekova (Possi-
kau), pax Sc hned jiste dovite
0 jej1m velkem umen1.
PRAGUE nyn1 jen pro ukrace-
nj chvile. Ia sveho zivota ma
delala jiz tisfce metru chod-
skych palickovanych krajek,
ktere jsou rozneseny snad do
vsech kout1 ceske zeme. Palic-
kovani Sc uc1 deti cd sveho Ut
leho mladf. u ~"polstafe" spa
thine mnohde klepati palicka-
mi i sestilete devcatko. A jde
mu to cd ruky jake stare palic-
kaTce.
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Mrtvy " zahradnfm domku.

V ulici zvane V krovinach V
Povlu, stojf O samot6 zahradni
domek, V nemz dels1 dobu by
dlel zcela sam petadvacetilety
obchodn1k JindTich Dockal. =
Sci tudy ma obchGzce civilni
straznik, ktery Easel take do
domku, kde nasel Dockala mr.
tveho. Policejnf lekar zjistil,
re podlehl prudke otrave. 0
Jakou otravu jde, zjist1 sc soud
nj pitvou.
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z cinnosti zazracneho lekare.

-
V posledni dobe objevil sc
zazracny lekaT v jiznfch &C.
chach. 'Je to 54lety Rudolf
Bezdeka z Bfeznice, specials
ia ma leceni chorob plicn1ch,
.!menovite tuberkulosy. Je We
lice hledanym odborn1kem, nej
casteji mezi cetniky, ale take
PAM cd soudu nemene nez 35-
krat 81 no pozvali k osobni nav
steve. Navstevuje hlavne ven
kovske obcany, jimz S oblibou
vypravl o sve zivotn1 smile,
ktera no zbavila lekafskeho
diplomu, pry pro nedovolene
zakroky ma zenach. V kazde
rodine objevf lined ma prvni
pohled v nekterem clenu SOU
chotinaTe. Snadno no pax W.
leci "a nepatrny honorar $50
az 200 K, nadavkem Sc da not
ne pohostiti a ma odchodu ne
pohrdne asi naturaliemi. Jeho
zp1sob leceni je velmi prosty.
Vytahne z kapsy jakousi zele-
nou hmotu, kus il urazi, rozpu-
sti We sklenici vody a da pa
cientovi vyp1ti. A pacient je|
pax navzdy vylecen = z viry
v zazracneho lekare. Posledne
p1sobil v Dolnim Nerestci, kde
navstfvil rolnici M. P. Stezo-
vala 81 ma RUNE polite, proti
nimz vsak Bezdeka, byvaly
svec, mel okamzite pohotove
zaruceny lex. Celou litrovou
lahev jej dodal selce je to pry
odvar rosnicky a jinych velmi
vzacnych bylin. Lektvar pro-
dial "a malickost, pouze "a
200 K, jez mu byly lined W.
placeny. CO vsak opravdu V
lahvi bylo, vi jen BGh a Bezde-
ka. PAX dial selce jeste napit
z jine lahvicky jakousi tekuti-
nu, pc nfz selka teprve do
opravdy onemocnela, take
musel byti povolan skutecny
leRar. Bezdeka ovsem byl jiz
pryc, ale cetnictvo slo pc jeho
stope a dopadlo no v Cimeli-
c1ch. Vsechno doznal a take
to, re az Dude propulsion, re
Dude lecit zas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
Smrtelny pad " cukrovaru.

Ladislav Trnka, 21lety del
nix z Vrbatek, pracoval v roll
nickem cukrOvaru We Vrbat-
kach. Byl zamestnan u micha-
chic kotle, v nemz Sc rozpousti
cukr. Horko vyvolalo u delhi
ka nevolnost. Ztratil rovnova-
hu a &C sc SNAIL zachytit Sc re-
lezneho zabradli, prepaid a S
vyse dvanacti metrG spadl ma
be%tonovou dlazbu. V bezvedo-
mi jeho pTevezli do tamnf ne
mocnice, kde lekaTi zjistili, re
ma vnitTnf zranenf, otTes moz-
ku a zlomene nohy i ruce.
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Ludmila Bafova pohrbena.

We Zlfne byla "a velike uca-
sti pohTbena matka sefa Bato-
vych zavod1 J. A. Bati, Ludmi-
la Batova, ktera zesnula diva
aosmdesatileta. U katafalku
stall cestnou straz mladi muzi
a mlade zeny. Pc vykropu "a
incl kostelni sbor, nacez "a
zvukG hubby, ktera hrala "a
svit mi ty slunko zlate, byla
rakev prenesena do kostela. Pc
cirkevn1ch obradech Sc dal
smutecnf prdvod ma pochod ma
lesnl hrbitOv.