davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

Socially Regis
tered Mrs.
stephen B. Pea
body, Jr, Pic
tured With a
Saddle,
Perhaps SYM
bolizing the
Work She
Claimed Her
Husband sad
died Her With.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

That When She Had the Tcmerity
10 Request at Least Union Wages
for Helping Him Paint His Yacht,
lie Had Told Her shortly That II Is
Not Customary for Husbands 10
Pay Their Wives;
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

August 30, 1913
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Hise llaprodaj
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in East 68 st. To je maj
boljsi in najcenejsi nakup v
Clevelandu.
McKENNA
1883 E. 55th St.
HE. 1882 MU. 1885
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Tdvignil, ga je Vodicka pograbil,
nesel k dverim, jih z emo roko
] lodprl, in ze Sc je slisalo, da sc
nekaj vail po stopnicah. Slo je
tako magic, kakor v pravljicah,
kadar pride hudic po cloveka.
Po razjarjenem gospodu je
ostal lie ptric. svejk ga je po-
bral, potrkal spodobno ma sobne
dveri, odkoder je prisel gospod
Kakonyi in je bilo slisati zenski
jok.
"Prinasam YAM prtic," je de-
jail svejk mehko gospe, XII je jo-
kala ma divanu, "ker bi ga kdo
lahko pohodil. Klanjam SEP -
Udaril je peti skupaj, salutiral
in odsel. sele pred vrati " vezi
je nasel odtrgan ovratnik. Tam
Sc je ocividno, ko Sc je gospod
Kakonyi obupno oprijel hisnih
vrat da bi ga Vodicka ne zavle-
KEEL eisto ma ulico, odigral po-
slednji akt te tragedije.
zato pa je bilo hrupno ma uli-
ci. Gospoda Kakonyija so od-
nesli v nasprotno vezo, kjer so
ga polivali vodo in sredi ulice
Sc je rval start saper Vodicka
kakor lev nekaterimi honvedi
in honved-huzarji, XII so sc po-
tegnili "a svojega rojaka. Boril
Sc je mojstrski bodalom ma
jermenu kakor cepcem. In nj
bill sam. Menu po boku Sc je
bojevalo nekaj ceskih vojakov
raznih polkov, XII so prisli prav-
kar po ulici.
svejk je pozneje pripovedoval,
da niti sam nj vedel kako je tu-
di on Easel v to bitko, in ker
nj incl bodala je mahal S palico,
XII jo je iztrgal IL roke preplase-
mega gledalca.
Trajalo je precej dolgo toda
vsaka krasota ina svoj konec.
Prisla je bereitschaft in pobra-
la vse. svejk je Sci S palico ma
rami kakor S pusko. Starr saper
Vodicka je vso pot trdovratno
molcal. sele ko so stopali ma
hauptwache, ,je rekel mracnoI
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Svejku: MAR tt nisem pravil
da Madjarov Sc ne poznas 2"
XIX. -

,SVeJku. Mar II nlSeH pTdVll,
da Madjarov Sc ne poznas?"
XIX. -
V noVo trpljemje. .
Polkovnik Schroeder je z "a
dovoljstvom zrl v bledo oblicje
nadporoenika Lukasa in velike
kolobarje pod njegovimi ocmi.
Ma mizi je lezalo nekaj novin s
clanki oznacenimi z modrim
svincnikom.
xvi torej ze veste, da je vas
,,sluga svejk v jeci in da bo brz-
cas- izrocen divizijskemu sodi-
scu?" je vprasal polkovnik.
"Da, gospod polkovnik."
IS tenn seveda," je rekel po-
udarkom polkovnik in Sc pasel
ma nadporocnikovem bledem
obrazu, "vsa afera Sc nj odprav-
LENA. Gotovo je, da Sc krajevna
javnost ogorcuje mad nastopom
vasega sluge svejka in spravlja
V zvezo tudi vase ime, gospod
nadporocnik. z divizijske ko-
mande nam je bill re poslan ma
terijal. T uimamo nekaj casopi-
SOW, XII so sc bavili S tenn do
godkom. "Pester Lloyd" "Pesti
Hirlap," "Sopronyi Naplo," ted
mix v Kiraly Hidi in nekaj po-
zunskih listov. LIE citajte vsaj
naslove - pa glasno, prosim!"
In nadporocnik je cital pod
crtane vrste:
(Dalje prihodnjic)
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litev cd vlacuge! TAX tn innate
Sc v emo velecenjena gospodie
na,' sem dejal, 'da vam ne be
zal.' Ko sem il jo prisolil, je
zvrnila mizo z vsemi stekleni.
caml in kozarci, "a katero je
sedela z ocetom, materjo in dive,
ma bratoma. A nisem sc bal
vsega sveta. Bill to tam znanci
z Vrsovic in to so mi pomagali.
Kar pomedli smo tisto vrtno We
selico dobrodelnega drustva in
cello po novinah Sc je bralo Q
tenn. Zato pravim kakor so drugi
pomagali meni, tako pomagam
tudi JAZZ vselej vsakemu kama
radu, kadar je treba. Ia vse ma
svetu Sc ne ganem cd tebe. Ii
Madzarov Sc: ne poznas."
PA pojdi z mano!" Sc je
odlocil svejk. cali oprezno, da
ne bova imela sitnosti!'
"Nic Sc ne boj, kamarad," je
rekel potihem Vodicka, ko sta
sla po stopnicah, "jaz ga upi-
linn
In re sta stala pred dvermi
stanovanja. svejk je pozvonil,
dveri so Sc odprle, prikazala Sc
je sluzkinja in vprasala mad
jarski cesa 81 zelita.
Mem tudum," je rekel zanic-
1.-Two Vodicka. "Uci Sc, dekle,
ceski"
"Verstehen sic deutsch?" .je
vprasal svejk.
"A pischen."
"Also, sagen sic der Frau, ich
will die Frau sprechen, sagen
sic, das Elm Brief ist Won einem
Herr, draussen i'm Kong"
Sluzkinja je odsla. Vodicka
"a je rekel: "Cudim Sc ii, da $
akin smradom splch govoris."
n stopila sta v predsobo. IL So
'e, odkoder Sc je culo rozljanje
lie in zvonjenje kroznikov, Sc
e vrnila sluzkinja in rekla:
Frau ist gesagt, das sic hat ka
lait, Wenn was ist, das mir ge-
zen und sagen."
Also" je rekel slovesno
'vejk, "die Frau Elm Brief :. :"
n potegnil il zepa nadporocni-
,ovo pismo. "Ich Antwort war
en- hier in die Vorzimr."
"Cemu ne sedes?" je vprasal
7odicka, XII je re sedel ma stolu
b stem. "Tamle imas stol. Ven
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Nadaljevanje)

svejk pa je pripomnil: "Ne.
kateri Madjar pa tudi ne more
mic cato, da je Madjar."
Med takimi pogovori je svejk
z Vodicko koncno nasel trgovi,
no gospoda Kakonyija.
"Pa me rajsi tukajle poca.
kaj," je rekel svejk V vezi "jaz
steeem lie prvo nadstropje in
oddam pismo, pocakam ma odgo,
vor in sem precej spet doll"
'Da hi te JAZZ puscal samega? p"
je strmel Vodicka. "Ti Sc ne
poznas Madjarov. Tule morava
biti oba oprezna."
"Poslusaj, VodiGka,' je rekel
svejk resno, "tukajle ne gre "a
Madjara, tukajle gre "a njego-
vo gospo. Sal sem ii vendar raz-
lozil vse, ko sva sedela tisto
cesko kelnarico, da nesem pi-
SAME svojega obrlajtnanta in
da je to velika tajnost. Moi obr-
lajtnant mi je vendar polagal
ma srce, da ne SINE tenn zve-
deti ziva dusa in tudi tvoja KEEL
narica je rekla, da je to popol-
noma res in diskretna rec. Te-
ga ne SINE zvedeti nihce, da 81
gospod obrlajtnant dopisuje
omozeno zensko, je rekla Ru-
zenka. In tudi ii 81 pritrjeval in
prikimaval; zdaj pa hoces ma
enkrat po vsej sill z menoj.'
"Kadar gresta diva je vselej
varneje," je odgovoril zelo re-
sno start saper. "Samo tega jeI
Sc treba, da tt ia Madjar vrzeI
kaj V glavo. JAZZ ga zgrabim "a
Vrat IN Vrzem IL prVega mad
stropja dol po stopnicah, da zleti
kakor srapnel. Ma1jerske zlodjje
je treba prijeti ostro in brez
okolisev,r"
"Vodi6ka, sal vendar nisi to-
liko pill. JAZZ sem incl cello dive
cetrtinki vec. Pomisli torej, da
ne smeva delati skandala! JAZZ
sem odgovoren "a to. Gre "a
zensko."
"Upilim tudi zensko, svejk,
meni je vseeno, to Sc ne poznas
starega Vodicke. Enkrat V Zab-
jehlicih nj marala til z mano pie
sat neka TAXA maskara, ces, da
imam otekel gobec. Res sem bill
zatekel obraz, ker sem prisel
praVkar plesne zabave V Ho-
stiVaru, ampak premisli to "a
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-
ponizaj Sc pred Madzarom!"
j Nekaj trenotkov je vladals
tisina. Potem pa je bilo slisat
IL sobe, kamor je sluzkinja cd.
nesla pismo, velik kirk in hrup
Nekdo je vrgel nekaj tezkega ma
tia, razlocilo Sc je jasno, da lete
steklenice in Sc razbijajo kroz.
niki, vines pa je donelo tulje'
ME 'Basom azanat, basom az
istenet, basom a Kristus mariat
basom az astyadat, basom a vi
lagot"
Dveri SO sc razletele in v pred
sobo je priletel gospod v maj
lepsih letih prticem okoli vra-
tn in zamahoval nadporocniko-
vim pismom. Najblize dverim je
sedel start saper Vodicka in raz-
jarjeni gospod Sc je tudi mani
iobrnil:
"Was soil das heissen, wo list
der verfluchte Kerl, der dieses
Brief gebracht hat?''
"Pocasi," je dejal Vodicka in
vstal, "pa nikar Sc tako ne deri,
sicer zletis! &c pa hoces vedeti,
kdo je pismo prinesel, vprasaj
tamle kamarada. Ampak govori
spodobno"!"
Razkaceni gospod je zdaj "a
Gel pripovedovati svejku, da so
bill pravkar pri obedu in da je
najprej mislil, da je prisel dopis
glede nastanitve vojastva v tel
hisi, XII je last njegove gospe.
20 tenn ne govori pismo," je
rekel svejk. Gospod pa Sc je
grabil "a glavo in izpustil cello
vrsto ocitanj, ces da je bill tudi
rezervni lajtnant in bi zdaj rad
sluzil, a da je bolan ma ledvicah.
V njegovem casu, da nj bilo.
castnistvo tako razuzdano, da
hi rusilo mir v obiteljih, in da
poslje pismo poveljnistvu polka,
vojnemu ministrstvu in ga pri-
obci v novinah.
"Gospod," je rekel svecano
svejk, ito pismo sem pisal JAZZ.
1ch geschribene, klein Obrlajt-
nant. Podpis je kar tako, falls,
Unterschrift. Name, falsch. Me-
nj je vasa gospa jake vsec. Ich
liebe ihre Frau. JAZZ sem "a
ljubljen v vase gospod do uses.
Weib!' |
Razjarjeni gospod je hotel
olaniti ma svejka, XII je stal mir
10 pred MIN, toda start saper
nu je podstavil nogo, mu iztr-
gal pismo IL roke in 81 ga vtek-
iii v Yep, a ko Sc je Kakonyi
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SLIkE MA WATERLOO
Firma
A. Grdina in SinOvi
priredi
SLIKOVNO PREDSTAVO
v nOU0 trpljenje.

sredo dne %. julia
v Delavske domu ma Waterloo
Rd. Predstava Sc zacne tocno
OBJ 8. uri, slike bodo raznovrst-
ne tudi il vojske "a vse udele-
zence po wolff. Med drugimi bo
tudi Zajcev pogreb in Rijavice-
va poroka. - Plaza Sc samo "a
sedeze 30 10 centov.
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PrOda Sc

novelty" in "air model trgo-
vino, XII donasa $100 eistega
preostanka ma teden. - Nizka
najemnina. - Nj enake trgovi-
ne. - Primerna trgovina "a
zensko ali dekle. - Zglasite Sc
med 3. in 5. uro popoldne ma
120612 Hayden Ave. - Vzemi-
te Euclid Hayden poulicno.
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You Women Who Suffer From,
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-22
Bowling Scores
MOOSE BOWLING LEAGUE .
Standings
Moose Does

Moose Does
s. Richards 494, Carson 400, Joe
Max 49,, John Max 522; totals, Sal,
664, COL, 1906.
Miss Fits
4 Morris 1853. {. Angorus 52l,
W. Koch 507 J. Stewart 572, handi.
cap p; totals, 707, 675, 700, 2063.
Hoofs
Bowden 562, Lutes 1856, Vargo
406, Hathaway 465,. c. Sinkule $40,
handicap 66: totals, S27, S4f, 1913,
1854.
Leatherneeks
J. Wills 507, d. Deck 500, T.
Cobb $50. G. Bertrand 479, II.
Zeigler $50; totals, 775, S7l, IT'S,
2i2l.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-22
Alonzo Stages Grid Team
Still indicated, United
BY Jack Sords

To go on with the East, We take
Cornell over Colgate on the quail
ity OF the backs; Penn a cinch
over Columbia: Army a double
cinch over Yale: Temple over
Bucknell; Lafayette over Lehigh;
Penn State over Maryland; Swath-
more over CCNY by a good sub
stantial Margin; and Franklin and
Marshall over Muhlenberg.
In the South. it's West Virginia
over Carnegie Tech; North Car
DINA Pre-flight over Georgia Pre-
flight; VMI over Wake Forest.
We take Oklahoma over Kan
sas State in the Southwest, Okla
homa Aggies over Texas Christian
Texas over Rice; Nebraska over
Kansas and North Texas Aggies
over Texas Aggies.
In the Midwest. It's Notre
Dame over weak Illinois; Purdue
over Iowa; Minnesota over Mich
igan in an upset; Northwestern
over Ohio State: Wisconsin over
Indiana; Great Lakes over Mar.
quette.
In what's left OF the Far West.
we'll take California over St.
Msry's Pre-tlight.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-22
Beating Too
Hard, Claim

New York, oct. e2-lNS-There
apparently exists some very SER
ious doubt as to just how a foot
ball team should conduct itself
once it starts running away with
a game. Penn drew the fire of
the Ivy League by hauling Prince
ton over the Goals, g. to 9, aud
thrashing Yale, 4, to Z. ACCUSE
tions were leveled at Coach George
Munger that he was heartless in
allowing his team to run all over
the gentlemen from Yale and
Princeton when they were on the
ropes.
At the other end OF the line,
Army was, accused of unwarlike
conduct in pulling its punches when
it trounced Colgate ~ to and
murdered hapless Columbia. 81 TO
0. In takin the measure of Col.
gate, Army showed its regard for
the feeling of fellow fotball players
by attempting field goals in the last
half from the seven and 1l.yard
marks on first downs. an uncom-
mon procedure in any game bu;
this.
Armys tactics were the same
as Columbia. Once me Aoodgates
were opened in the last half. Army
did everything but run the ball
with wheel-barrow in order to
keep down the score. For this
sensitive display OF humanitarian.
ism, Army was roundly abused in
the press as men who could not
face the task OF totally annihist.
ing team which could gain only
three yards running in the last
half
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-22

New York, Oct. 22-INS- The
figures prove that it's almost sui
cidal to so against Amos Alouzo
Stages college of the Pacific in
the betting. In every one OF its
five games but one. the Stagg men
have gone in underdogs and emer.
ged yictors. Still indicated and
united, and mentioned as a strong
Rose Bowl candidate after upset
ting Del Monte Pre-flight last week
Pacific now has gained enough
backing to be Established a to |
favorite over Southern California
in their game tomorrow.
Let's call it war delirium or
softening OF the brain pan, but
we're picking Southern Cal. It's
true Pacific has the benefit of 81
years OF grid guile piled up In
Stages coaching career, that the
Pacific backs are fast and the line
far from shoddy. But the figures
point to a Southern Cal victory.
In five games, Pacific has
scored - points to its opponents
81. In four games. Southern Cal.
has scored a points to its oppon-
ents' none. You can't figure
games on paper and be infallible;
as matter of fact. when games
like these come up. it's tough even
attaining mediocrity. But the fore
going ciphers Indicate Pacific is
slightly lacking on defense. and
combined with fair fund OF
Southern California reserves. It
could easily mean Stages first
1913 defeat.
Not figures. but injuries. lead
US TO pick (of all things) Georgia
Tech over Navy. Navy lost three
good backs in its winning clash
with Duke two weeks ago. and
barely fought off Penn State
team that was none too good in
any department.
The Navy lineup is still doubt
full while the Ramblin Wrecks are
rugged enough to take a doubtful
Navy team. even after enduring
that horrible thrashing by Notre
Dame earlier in the season.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-22
Manpower Shortage
Has Strange Result

West Los Angeles Cal. oct. %
INS-lt must be the manpower
shortage. When in the past young
men used TO battle 10 the death Tor
a lady's favor. they called it chiv-
airy Today, when young women
battle over the love of man
blame it on the manpowcr short
age.
Whatever the reason. two teen
age girls skunk into a dimly lit al
ley at midnight, assisted by their
seconds, staged a duel reputedly
over the affections Of bus driver
Doris Rhodd. II, a drug store
clerk. evidently was the loser,
since she was in General Hospital
today with a badly slashed arm
while Betty Reeves. 10. telephone
operator, was doing the talking to
police.
1t was to have been a fair fight,
explained Miss Reeves. but when
she thought she saw her opponent
pull a letter-opener or some sharp
weapon. she went into action with
t!le butcher knife she had brought
along as a precaution.
Then the seconds got into It, too,
but no one reported how they came
out. Miss Reeves also received a
few cuts. but none was serious
enough TO require Capitalization.
No one has been arrested yet hut
police were considering assault
charges against someone.
Oh. yes, the bus driver He just
wasn't anywhere around,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-22
DOGS DIE FROM SNAKE FIGHT

CAMBRIDGE. Neb.-UP Four
year-old Shirley Lamb thought the
snake summing itself on the farm
porch was pretty and called her
mother to look at it. Her mother
promptly called the family dogs
which killed the reptile, a diamond
back rattler. The dogs died later
from the snakes bites.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-22

0REPES SUZETTE. tempting
- delicacy in any language. But
they're just plain pancakes if the
chef can't supply the one all-impor-
tant ingredient that's missing from
every recipe-skill and experience.
In ale, as in any fine recipe, regard
less Of the ingredients, quality de-
pends on knowing blend Of skill
and experience. Carvings century
of brewing mastery has put that
vital quality into Red Cap Ale. Since
1910, one generation after another
has handed on the cumulative
knowledge Of the brewing process
that has reached its climax in
today'4 Red Cap -. favorite with
those who know and enjoy fine ale.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-22
Sports Roundup

BLOOMINGTON Ind-NS-The Robert kaensburg
guard offset the loss of the injured
guard Schienben will tomorroVs game with the Wis
consin Badgers.
crippled transfers
was decided today Indiana Hoosrs
OF Sc named coach
make the trip.
l-INS-Don quarterback.
named TO-DAY to lead Bend
morrow Greenwood replace haback and
vouy captain ordered for naval train
ing a st. Louis
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-22
9TH UNLUcKY AND LUCKY

LCLtNGTON, Mich.-UP-You
cant tell Mrs. Herman L. Timm
OF Ludington that the 18th is an un-
lucky day. Two years ago Oct. 13
someone entered her home and
stole her diamond ring. On Oct. 10,
this year the ring was returned
through the mail with no indica-
ton OF who sent il.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-22

NEW YORK-INS-The arrest Of
Theodore II. Koehn, 45-year-old
Newark. n. j. war plant Official
who was indicted on October as
German agent was disclosed to-
day by the New York FBT ONCE.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-22

sports a monthly catch OF 800. One
week Baxter caught ia, "a in n
single day. Asked for his formula.
he smiled mo secret TO it-just
bait up with rosefish and wait"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-22

SOUTH HARPSWELL, Me.-uP
Fishermen who question the
abundance OF Holsters on the Maine
coast would do well to consult IL
year-old Hartley c. Baxter. who
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-22
AntIers

Reed 465 Prest 391. Grady 442,
Dundon SOP, Harris sol; totals SOC,
$40, S22, 2441.
Bull Moose
NJ. Holley 4S5. Diagnault 377, Car
rier 555. Beauchamp S6l, Robinett
4S1. handicap 50, totals, SOS, 7S5,
S47, 1928.
Evening star., 1943-06-15

tions are now more important than
ever before"
Speaking over radio station
WMAL at 8:15 am. in the safety
campaign Of the Junior Board of
Commerce. Mr.. Van Duzer declared: !:
Last year 70 per cent Of those
killed in motor vehicle accidents
were pedestrians. During the three
year period OF 1896, 1887 and 1898,
l19 Of the 259 pedestrian fatalities
were those who were crossing not
at the crosswalk. crossing between
parked cars and crossing against
signals.
mo pedestrian was killed during
this period while walking with or
on the green light.
Intersections Safe.
These facts give us definite proof
that the safest place to cross the
street Is at an intersection. They
also prove that it pays to wait for
proper signal at intersections con-
trolled by traffic lights"
Mr.. Van Duzer said that. in addi-
ton to the increase In Government
employees, there has been an in
crease Of over 100 per cent in peo-
pie carried by mass transportation,
which naturally creates additional
pedestrians. During the past Is
months there has been an increase
OF over 80 per cent in the number of
pedestrians on the streets"
As part of the campaign, John B.
Wathen, chairman of the Traffic
and Safety Committee of the Junior
Board, and another member, Will
liam Boardman, yesterday inter-
viewed a taxi driver, a streetcar op-
orator, a pedestrian and a schoolboy
patrol on what they felt was the
cause Of the large number of pc
destrian accidents.
A taxi driver. with 10 years of
experience, predicted to the COM
mitteemen that an investigation
would show that most of the pedes-