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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-11
Mrs. GreenwQid's Letter

Centralia, III. Il was rundown,
could not eat or sleep, and my lungs
panied me good deal so could hardly
do my housework Einol built me up
after all other medicines had failed so
now l eat better, sleep better and feel
better in every way. Einol is certainly
good for a run. down system" - Mrs.
5. +. GREENWALD.
Such letters prove how nervous,
anaemic, rundown, overworked men,
women and children increase their appe-
tites, strength and endurance by taking
Nlnol. That is because it contains beei
and cod liver pepto~ '. iron and man
ganese peptonates - greatest tonlCs
known.
Your money back if it fails.
Glenn Thistlethwaite. Druggist. and
druggists everywhere.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-11
COLISEUM DANCE

The last dance Of the season will be
given in the Coliseum Saturday night
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-20
TELLS OF PROFITS
 OF THE COLLIERIES
By Associated Prea

London, March 1s-Testimony concern ing enormous profits made by various British collieries was given at the inquiry of the coal mines commission by Albert Emil Davies, general manager of the banking corporation and a writer on finance and economics. He stated that e1000 invested in 1903 in shares, then quot ed at par, of a certain company would have earned dividends equal to about G3S00, and would now be salable at e5500.
 In the case of another company he said that for the 10 years ended in 1918 the dividends paid were equivalent to about z43 per cent of the increased capital, or over 900 per cent on the actual capital
 The witness said that in most cases the extent of profits in coal had been ob- scured by the capitalization of reserves or other readjustments of capital.
 By these methods and by dividends" he declared, the most successful com panies are able to return to their share holders every few years the whole of the share capital originally subscribed by them.
 Mir. Davis said that if the coal reserves of the country were pooled, the enormous profits made and partially concealed by the large companies would be available to meet part at least, of any additional working costs that might be necessary, and that the incentive to build up re- serves for subsequent distribution, which obscured the enormous profits actually being made, would disappear
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-20
GIFTED WOMAN OF BIRMINGHAM TALKS
 AT MASS MEETING
Mrs. SolOn Jacobs One of Speakers at Florence Rally for the Vic
 tory Loan

Florence, April 9.-(SpeciaD-Mrs. Soior Jacobs of Birmingham. one of the most gifted women of the south, and Lieut.. James NJ. Douglass addressed a mass meeting at the Coffee high school au- ditorium Thursday night on behalf of the Victory Loan.
 A large crowd was in attendance at the meeting and each speaker was ap- plauded many times.
 Mrs Jacobs is a gifted speaker and has done some very remarkable things as state chairman of the woman's dtvl- sion of the previous Liberty Loans. She was shown over the huge developments at Muscle Shoals and a luncheon was given in her honor during the afternoon by the ladies of Florence.
 Lieutenant Douglass of Russellville, for merIy lived in Florence, and he was ac- corded heros welcome He has been lover there' He is very pleasing speaker. He knows how well the fellows
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-20
PROHIBITION UPSET . FREN NCH WINE TRADE
Producers Believe European Count ries Will Offer Suf-
 ficient Market
By Associstee Tres,

Paris, NJ arch 1S.-American prohibition upset Fra nces wine trade. The Ameri- can mark3t for wines closed, the French exporters bf champagnes and other wines seek another market. This will be found in German iy, according to Lucian Fon- taine of the Paris Chamber Of Commerce.
 "If there is not sufficient market in Germany, we can go to Holland, Den mark Austria and the Balkans" said M. Fontaine. 'We can find the market for the suppressed American outlet in Europe think.
 "The exportation of wine is not going to be such a hard problem to solve at this time for we have not been produc- ing nearly as much wine during the war as we were before it.
 What are Americans going to do?''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-20
LEMON JUICE
 FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion for
 few cents-Try It!

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and com plexion beautifier, at very, very small cost.
 Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and rosy-white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless and never irritates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-20
[ Cured Myself of Tuber-
culosis"

Every sufferer ,m Wss, L.Axs-ereryons afflicted with chronic cough-should read this remarkable history of a druggist. afflicted with Tuberculosis. who eIperimented on him. self. seeking a road to health. With his sim pie treatment any cough-racked. torturpj person may find quick relief in a home treat ment. Soothing. pleas ant: anyone may use il under plain directions Just send name and address on post card to ADDILINE. 2e52 Capi- tai Trust Bldg.. Col uinbus. Ohio.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-20
CONTINUE SHOALS WORK

Following rumorS that an extension of time would be granted the contractors at Nitrate Plant No. 2. official an- nouncem|ent was made late this week that the J. G. White Construction com pany had been granted an indefinite ex- tension df time to complete the work at the Mus ele Shoals plant.
 The J. G. White company has the con- tract fo1 the huge power house that is being built at Plant No. 2 and at pres ent nearly 3O00 men are engaged in the work This number will be engaged in the powfr house construction for prob ably 90 days longer while an equal num- Der will continue to be engaged in vari- ous otheH construction work at the plant.
 It is v4ry evident that the government desires the Muscle Shoals plant com pleted in it's every branch before it is finally afcepted from the contractors
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-20

asked Mir. Fontaine of the correspondent. You know that all these soldiers will miss the French wine in America. Do you not think that Americans win notice the situation worse than the French? Per haps all these soldiers had better stay here. eh?"
 Prohibition of the importation into America of alcoholic beverages will de- prive France of commerce which reached in 1916 more than sS,000,000. Before the war the business was valued annually at more than S2,01O000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-20
RESTRICTIONS ON
 PASTRY REMOVED
By Associated Press

Paris, March 15.-War- time restrictions on the making of pastry have been re- moved and American soldiers here are en- toying numerous delicacies of the French cuisine. At one of the restaurants ire quented by Americans the French cook pr oduced several lemon pies, but the sup ply was soon exhausted.
 Before the embargo on pastry was lifted the American soldiers had to obtain flour from the army commissary and then find a French woman to make it into pastry Now the French cooks have free hand
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-20
Cd F. CaUanaugh to Direct
 Construction Of Big Dam

featuring center were impressed upon the visitors, and of number of places visited members of the party frankly stated that Sheffield offered many su perior inducements. They were particu- larly pleased with the facilities for se- curing the raw materials needed, and also the excellent transportation facili- ties of the city,
 The visiting manufacturers went away with the avowed intention of giving this city full consideration as a location for it's foundry to be established.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-20
PLAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

as a memorial to the soldiers of the county, and initial steps have been taken for it's construction. It is estimated that the hospital will cost somthing over $50 600, and it is planned to erect one of the handsomest buildings of the kind in the south.
 A number of leading physicians of Sheffield and Tuscumbia have been work ing sometime on the project, and recently have enlisted the aid of the county com missioners, and public spirited corpora- tions and individuals. The county board will very likely appropriate substantial sum and the corporations and individuals are expected to give their moral and fi- nancial support.
 A site for the building will probably be selected midway between Sheffield and Tuscumbia-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-20
Influenza in Germany

Cologne. March &.-According to esti- ma tes made in an article published in the German Medical Journal of recent date, 100000 deaths were caused by Spanish in flrenza in Germany in the last IS months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-20
Big Understandings Purchase

Petrograd, March 20.-Via Wireless to London.-The commission for combating epidemics has decided to assign 2,000,0 900 rubles for the purchase of underclothing
 By decree of the soviet of the peoples commissaries of Ukrainia, the right of inheritance of property exceeding 10000 rubles is abolished. Such property, after the death of the owners, becomes the pi cperty of the Ukrainian soviet republic
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-20
CON CILIATOR PAYS VISIT

7Wllian Liller, conciliator from the de- partment of labor of Washington, has arrived here from Birmingham, where he has Heen for several days adjusting labor diHsentions. He was not called to the Muscle Shoals district because of any aboF grievances, but merely came to look dyer the situation here. accord ing to hIs own statement.
 He will return to Washington from here
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-20

SEEKING FACTORY LOCATION
 A party of Illinois manufacturers were visitors tb Sheffield this week and while here look led over the advantages offered in the Sheffield district for the location of a big stove foundry
 The ad Hantages of Sheffield as a manu-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-20

Sheffield, April 19.-(Special )-At an early d ate Col. James B. cavanaugh of the coHps of engineers, United States army. A West Point graduate and one of the best known officers of the corps, will ass ume supervision of the construc- ton wd drk on the Muscle Shoals dam. and thdreby will become district engi- neer of the Muscle Shoals district on the Terknessee river, according to an- nouncenhent that has just been made here. Mai David s. Watt, who has been acting as district engineer in this district for some months. will become as sistant do Col. Cavanaugh, and will con- tinue to| be identified with the building of the Muscle Shoals dam.
 Since dhe signing of the arnistice with Ger1nanJ last November, which released officers of all grades for their former peace work, the various river and harbor districts of the country have been re- turned bne by one to the administra- ton of the West Point engineer off cers, wh 10 had charge of such construc- ton befd re the war. Colonel Cavanaugh only rec dently returned from France, whither he was sent soon after the Uni ted Stat&s entered the war. and where he was assi ihtant chief of staff of thee serv- ice of }upply.
 The orders of the war department in sending Colonel Cavanaugh to the Mus cle Shoals district is construed To- cally as being indicative of the govern ment's htention to proceed without in- terruptio h with the building of the dam at Muscl Shoals, and his arrival is awaited with considerable interest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-20

who are guarding the Rhine have per- formed their part, and he is in position to speak with authority concerning the present needs of the situation in Flu rope
 FIND SIXTH STILL
 Sheriff George Mitchell and Deputy Sheriff R. s. Cobb captured their sixt moonshine still since the first of the year this week in the Cloverdale beat, and two men. John Rhodes and Jim Jones. were landed in jail. Four barrels Of beer were destroyed and the still was added to the sheriff's collection. Two men were discovered measuring up white lightning near the still site The officers secured half gallon. One of the men escaped. but Jones was cap tared. Rhodes appeared on the scene fortunately the shots went wild and Rhodes went to jail and will have to an swer to a serious charge.
 On last Wednesday evening Miss Leva Spencer and Mir. James W. Crunk were united in marriage at the parsonage of the First Methodist church, Dr. J. r Studivant, pastor of the church, perform ing the ceremony in the presence of a limited number of friends. The brides former home was Okolona, Miss, the groom formerly resided at Huntsville, and is at present prescriptionist at Mil ner's drug store.
 The committee of investigation that visited the schools of Florence yester- day afternoon held a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce this morning and will have their report in the hands of the board of education at it's next regu- lar meeting. Improvements and increased facilities to meet the demands Of an in- creasng. school attendance may be ex- pected
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-20
Your Question Answered
 By "Our Reliable Druggist"

U. c. asks: My sister has reduced her weight about forty pounds by taking Arbolone Tablets. Can they be obtained of druggists here?"
 Yes, a Il wide-awake druggists sell them.
 Studen It asks: "What is the com mon or English name representing 'Absinthi |eum'?"
 WormWood.
 o. M asks: q have been advised to take $ulpherb Tablets for chronic constipation. Is it reliable?"
 Yes; a very reliable medicine and popular seller.
 Y. M. asks: "Can you recommend a sure re medy for dandruff and itch ing scalpc"
 There are several. Minyol givS sure resu Its.
 T. A. c. asks: "Can you recom- mend 3 grain Cadomene Tablets as a tonic reconstructive for extreme nervous and weak condition?"
 Yes; ah excellent tonic.
 N. c. k. asks: "Is it necessary to have prescription to purchase Balm wort Tablets? 1 am told it is fine kidney m edicine. Do you know?'
 Any druggist can sell to you. It is fine remedy.
 Miss Al B. asks: "Does a solution of boracif acid serve as a good eye wash?"
 Yes. It is harmless and often cures sorf eyelids.
 Bernic4 asks: "A friend gained 70 pounds by taking Hypo Nuclane Tab lets. Ca1 you buy them of drug gists?"
 Yes. They are generally on sale evervwhefe-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
STRAzNfK PESfCEK
POBODAN.

V nemocnici Charity nacha-
ri Sc V lekarskem osetfovani
policista Pesicek re stanice ma
vych. 70. ulici. Pesicek pokou
sci sc V sobotu v noel rozehna-
Il Zastup nuZu ma rohu vych.
55. ul. a Cultivate povykuji-
ci. Byli to muzi, vracejici sc
ze schuze ruskych SOCIALISM,,
kterazto schjlZe byla pozdeji
ufady rozpustena. PeSicek
dotceny zastup ma vych. 55.
ul. rovnez rozehna a byl ne
znamym dosud muzem napa-
den a V Zadech teZce pobodan.
Jedno bodnuti proniklo az do
pile a lekafi obavaji Sc vnitr-
1iho Zaklv;.ceni. Pesicek od-
vezen byl do nemocnice pol. au
tem a icho utocnik nebyl do
dneska vypatran.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
BAVORSTf BOLSEVICI o.
ZBROJILl ZAJATE RUSY.

Kodan, 20. dubna. - So
.vetske drady v Mnichove, die
sem doslych zprav propustily
a ozbrojily ruske zajatce, ktefi
az dosud byli internovani v le-
zeni V Puchheimu nedaleko
Mnichova. Ruska straz jiz nyni
STREET mnichovske nadrazi.
Zprava londynska oznamuje
zc stavka obchodnich pfiruci
v Berline skoncila vit6zslvim
,poslednejsich. VeSkeri zamest
'na1ci stoji nyni pod kontrolou
sovetd. Situace v Brunsviku O.
cita Sc jiz zvolna v normal
Mich kolejich a uprchly byvalt
president Merges polapen. Ia
ke telegraph a telefonni spo-
jeni mezi Brunsvikem a Berli-
l1em bylo jiz obnoveno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
W.SaalI jMSSJ
NETVOR v LIDSkE PODOBE

Detroit, Mich. 20. dubna. -
William Mckinley, 2llety pri.
znal Sc dnes policii z vrazdy
vlastnlho ditete, 1Oleteho dec.
ka Rufusa, kterG popadl "a
nozky a mrstil jim o stenu pro
to, re nemohl poslouchati je-
no place. Priserny a zvirecky
Gin omlouva rozcilenim pri XII
ku nemluvnete, jenz pry lei
privedl z dusevnf rovnovahy.
Bestie V lidske kdzi zatcena by
la ma udani majitelky domu,
jez pochybovala prirozenou
smrt decka, ielikoz nekolikra-
ta pred tim byla sv6dkem, kite
rak Arso s MIN sa1Tovs zaclaa,.
eel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
NEMECTf DELEGATE Miro.
vi DRzENI BUDOU v PARl.
zlV ODLOUcENOSTI.

Pariz. 20. dubna. - Vyslan
CT N6mecka do Pafize budou
We Versaillu drzeni v jiste od-
loucenosti, jez Sc trochu bude
podobati fimskemu konklave
phi volbe papeze. Nebudou W.
chazeti ami prijimati hosty neb
novinarske zpravodaje. Jedi
nou jejich cestou bude chodba
vedoucl do prosluleho versaill-
Sktho zrcadloveho salu, kde
mlrova unIuva bude podepsa-
ma.
Delegace nebude nikterak
tax pocetnou jak piivodne BY
10 hlaSeno a umistena bude v
byvale residence markyzy Pom
padourove, znamG milovnice
krale Ludvika XIV. Budova Wv.
hiednuta proto, ae stoji osamo
ccna uprostted parku. Spolec.
ne schdze Nemc6 8 mirovyn1i
delegaty spojeneckymi konati
Sc budou v palaci Trianonsk&m
'byvalem to kapucinskem kla-
Stefe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
OMRZELEC.

We SVEN obydli cislo 1921
Miles Ave. ZOufal 81 vtera 81
lety Burton Presley, jehoz O.
tee zemrel to prirozenou smr
ii pfedavtirem. Mlady Pre-
sley r0zt'al 81 hrdlo britvou q
Skona. brzy po SVEN piivezeni
do ncmoc1ice ~. AleXe, od-
kudz jeho poZustatky poslany
do marnice firmy L. V. Raus
syn. Presley byl delsi cas-
zasmusily nasledkem choroby
a otcova smrl jeho dusevni ma
ladu JeSte Zhorsila. Tyz zusta-
VII vdovu Il l2letou dceruSku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
PAM DOT.

Pred kratkou dobou sorga-
nisoval Sc ma zapadni stran6
ochotnicky sbor, ktery 81 wal
"a utel poradat divadla, KITE
ia by slouzila pro pouceni po
baveni navstGvniku zaroven
ably Sc ziskal jakysi prijem ma
umorovani dluhu, ktery ma c.
ske SIM Sokol dosud vazne.
Sbor ten sestava vice sta
rych osvedcenych ochotnic-
kych sill, kter6zto silly po dlou-
ha leta ochotou pro porada-
nj divadel Sc ob6tuji, jakoz i
move velmi schopne silly sbOr
possibly, takzc vyprava mimi
pOradanych divadel obecen-
stvo pfekvapuje. Vcera byla
sehrana rozmarna fraska "Pa-
nj Dot, ktera vyzadovala vel
kou pill utinkujicich a zaslou
lila 81 tez vetsi navstevu. Sve
domitost hercu jsme hlav1e
pozorovali v pfesnem nastudo
vani uloh, nebot' souhra a ma
podobeni praveho zivota roz-
marne vdovy vsech utinkuji-
cich bylo pfekvapuiicf. X to-
mu Sc dru2ilo ladne uprave-
ne jeviste, takzc pfitomni NELL
krasny dusevni pozitek.
Ulohy byly v rukou osv9dce
nych sill, hraly totiz danny A.
Lhotova, S. Podvalska, l.. Vic
kova, A. Hlavatkova a panove
f. Mucha, A. Panek, H. BeGka,
r. Z. Hacha, J. Wagner, J. u
man, j. Petr. F. Parlisky, kteri
Zaslouzi verejne uznani "a vSe-
cku svou namahu Il Ob6tavost.
Po diVadle byl Piles, pri kterem
jako2 i pri divadle uGinkovala
hudba sokolska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
"a SVATEBNf CESrY.

Norman Robbins, 2l78 vych
1OS. ul. ozenil Sc pred tydnem
a hned po sezdani podnikl Sc
svou choti svatebni cestu do
Youngstown. Mladomanzele je
il automobilem a vcera re sva
tebni cesty vraceli Sc zpet k
domovu. Do Clevelandu prize
la vsak mlada pant samotna
jako vdova. Kdyz totiz Rob.
binnovo auto blize Vcrmilion
p1jelo vtera ma kfizovatku
Lake Shore traktni predmest-
ske drahy, vlak do neho vrazil
a majitele ma miste zabil. O.
vGovela pani Robbinsova vrati
la Sc doml ze svatebni cesty
lehce ranena a pohfeb jejiho
manzela urcen ma r.
trek.
Ku zmlnene srazce doslo ma
TAX zvane "krizovatce snrti",
kde posledni cas- podobnSch
nehod jiz nekolik Sc udalo.
Kfizovatka tvori ostry zahyb
a "a pfejizdeni teze rozhled
jest velice nadostatecny. Rob-
bins vcera rovnez nemohl SPA
trit trakcni rychlik v Cas- q O.
sudna srazka uasledovala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
KONCRESNf VALECNY
kRfZ.

Mas kongres povolil sveho
casu 65 zvlastnich vojenskych
vyznamenani "a neobycejnou
chrabrost a jedno podobne
zvlastni a nejvyssi americke
vyznamenani prirknuto valec-
nym departnentem ma doporu-
ceni gen. Pershinga i ceskemu
krdinovi. Vyznamenanym tim
Jest krajan Matei Kocak, by
valy serza.lC setniny G pate
no pluku marinakG, jenz 18
cervence 1918 v bitve uSois-
sons samojediny podnikl utok
ma kteres skryte hnizdo nem.
kulometu svym bajonete. n
vyhubil dotcenou nGm. posad-
ku do posledniho muze. Pozde
il ZorgaHisoval n6kolik fran
couZsAich legionaru "a bitevni
Vravy Sc rozptylivsich dobyl
$ mimi i dalsi skryte posice
Hum. KOcak "a podobneho Il
toku nasledujiciho zajal %
Prusu a pobil jich nekolik. Ia
posledniho toho naporu byl
VSak rantn r0Vnez. kteremuzto
poranGni poZd6ji V lazarett po
dlehl.
kongresem povoleny mu
Zasluzny kriz bude tudiz od-
kazan nejblizSimu pfibuznemu
zenrelGho hrdiny. A pon6vadz
vIada je pfesv6dcena, re dot
ceny Kocakuv pribuzny de-
die zije V Cleve!andu, dotce-
me patrani bylo zde dnes po-
stovnlmi ufady Zahajeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
PRACE ". KUNDTZOVYCH
TOVARNACH OBNOVENA.

V tovarnach T. KundtZe ma
Elm Ave. byla dnes prace ca
stecn6 obnovena. Asi pet set
delniku vratilo Sc a ten povo-
lena vySSi mzda "a devitihodi.
move denni prace. 1900 d6lni-
ku stavkuje dosud, Jest vsak
nadeje. ze tito do prace Sc
navrati. pakli Iotiz pozadova-
ma slusna mzda bude Jim po-
volena. Stavka V kundtZovvch
dilnach trvala til dny mela
Jinak klidny prubeh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
,W,'SSI \, WSS
81. MARNNOVA VODCfM
DAMSkE HUDEBNf
kAPELY.

Departmental firma May
Co. vys!ala ku vterejsi parade
stoclennou divci hudebni kape-
lu, kteryzto hudebni damsky
sbor byl veden nasi krajankou
81. Marii Marnnovou, 349G
zap. So. ul. rovn6z u May Co.
pusobici. Kapela May Co. test
la sc vseobecnG pozornost pu-
blika a doZnah sluSi, ze hraa
dObre "a Znamenite sve W.
kony ze castym potleskem by
la odmehovana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21
Wlssl y 3 s! WsS VS.
MfSTNf ZAVODY KUzEL.

Dnes vecer budou v kuzel-
mach {. 1914 Broadway cleve-
landske vyrotni zavody kuzel
kafd zahajeny. ,kteryzto kon-
test potrva az do 13. kvetna.
X zavoddm pfihlasilo Sc $50
druzstev peticlennych, mnoho
dvojic j jednotlivcu a celkem
"a $4,000 premii mezi viteze
bude rozd6leno. Cesti hraci "a
stoupep; isou zvlAit' v duEi.
mach peticlennych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-21

Navratiy Sc domi po dlou
hem pobytu We Francii, re
slHby Stryce Sama, minim
Sc Ease yenovati vyucovani
ma housle a havir.
Zadam ct. rodice, ktefi by
81 prali dat svym ditkam hu-
debni vzdelani, ably Sc dG-
verou ma mn9 obratili.
We vSi ucte
JOHN III. DOLEJS,
43O7 WARREN AVE.
absolvent Fesslerovy hudeb.
nj skoly v Clevelandu a
Peabody conservatory
v Baltimore, Md.