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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
KnIp on SUSPICION

Philadelphia, Dec. 2S-Charles Wen
ner OF Toledo. Ohio, was arrested here
today and held by tho police on sus-
pIclon OF having been one Of the three
robbers who held up owen c. Ltnth-
waite. OF Red Bank. y. j., and II. l..
Worley OF Newark m their room AT the
Hotel Astor, Now York, on the night Of
December Is.
The police say the prisoner also is
known as Charles Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
BOLD HOLD-UP OF
BARBER AT CHESTER

Special Dispatch TO The InteN!Sence-.
Chester, W. Va, Dec. 2S-W. c. Smith
barber OF Chester. was held up and
robbed of s47 IN his barber shop today
by an unma asked bandit who pressed a
revolver agains, his side and ordered
him 10 throw up his hands. A confed-
erate Of the highwayman stood guard
outside the shop while the holdup WAS
taking place. Both bandits escaped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
MENaE MAY STICK.

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer
East Liverpool, O.. Dec. 2S.-Presfdsnt
Edward MenEe, Of the National Brother
hood OF Operative Potters. may recon-
slider his resignation which was to take
effect January ], II WAS announced hero
tonight. following meeting Of the ex.
ecutive board Of the union. II is under.
stood Mr.. Menge. who Is in III health.
was urged to accept leave of absence,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
rKN wHArMnn.

west vtYEin1a-RArtly cloudy and
warmer wsdAssdsy; ThurSday unsettled
and warmer.
ohjo-uouAy and warmer Wednesday
and ThursdAyi with sntw flurrtss ta
north portion.
western PsrnsylV Cloudy and
warmer wednesday ana Thursdays prob
ably Enow Qnrx1ss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
81 ARRESTS|N
FEDERAL RAID
u. S. Dry" Forces Invade
Bad Lands of Wisconsin.
Much Liquor Taken


krorwood. Mich. Dec. 2S.-
According to reports received to-
night. Hurley is laughing over
the raid by federal prohibition
enforcement agents. Fifty min
utes nfter f"rty-right federal
agents with ffty-soven prison
ers left for Ashland. Wis. moon
shine liquor was sold In Hurley.
Tonight, It was said, anyone who
knew the ropes could buy liquor
by the quart or case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
Cabinet Officers Appear
In Court In Cable Case

Washington. Dec. 2S.--Adm!tt!ng In
reference with the landing on American
shores Of the Western Union cable from
Barbados and stating that they RCted
under direct orders Of President Wilson,
Secretaries Colby. Baker and Daniels,
tlled today In tho district supreme
court, their answers in the suit brought
by the telegraph company for an IN
Junction restraining them from prevent
ing tho landing OF the cable line.
The cabinet officers say an injunction
would Infiict injury on the government
and the people OF the United States and
would hamper President Wilson in the
conduct OF negotiations with foreign
countries on the subject OF cable COM
mun!cations.
Secretary Colby argues the right Of
the president to deny a landing privilege
to any foreign owned cablo unless equal
right Is given by the foreign country
for the landing OF American owned
cables. Mr.. Colby contends the landing
OF the Western Union cable would
further the alleged monopoly and c1-
clude American companies from comps-
tltion with tho British company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
DAnnunzio's wound Slight.

Triest, Dec. 2S.--.ErwS confirming re-
ports that Gabriel" D'AnnunZ:2o. the
Italian !nsUrEent leader NJ FiumH mad
been wounded n the recent fighting be-
tween his l"giona!rcS and General cav
!gl!a's regular :ro"r~ ~aS received mere
today No details wcr" given. howerer.
Later adviceS SAID that phnnunzlo
was stru}~i IN The head by a piece OF
she'll While conv"rs!ng IN the palace. but
that the wound was slight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
Plume Nav Bo Occupied.

Lordon. Drc @S.--There Is reason 20
believe Fiume = occupied by regular
troops. Prcm,r- G!o!it't OF Italy, de-
cared n press rnHt"rrnce m Rome
last night. says C.ntral News DIS
patch from that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
BnouGHr TO WEST VIRGINIA.

Pittsburgh, DC. .K.-Trnman Wills,
charged with being & fugitive from JUS
ticc. was turned over TO West Virginia
officers by the police department here
today. He Will be taken to MorSa ntown
and tried on 4 charge Of stealing plat
mum cruclbles from tho laboratory at
West Virginia university.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
ALLEGED BANDITS
CAUGHT WITH LOOT
Pair Believed to Be Perpetra-
tors Of New Jersey Bank
Robbery and Of Robbery
and Murder of New York
Jeweler-Women Confed-
crates Had $4,000 In
Bonds

New York, D'sc. 2S.-Whils po-
lice followed underworld clues 70
tho identity OF the slayer OF
Monk" Eastman. notorious gang
leader, arrangements were being
made tonight for his burial to-
morrow afternoon. Eastmans
sisters failed to appear at the
morgue to claim the body, but
notified the authorities they
would defray expenses and re-
quested thSt the slain gangster
be given Il respectable funeral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS

E:asle Pass, Tex. Dec. 2S.--Thc MeH!-
can fuel problem IS gradually improving
eS to 50 carloads Of coal being produced
daily IN the CoRhuIla fields. according
TO Mexican consulate officials here to-
day. Meanwhile 500 carloads Of Ameri-
can coal Is cenEestng the Southern Pa
c!iic railroad yards here. awaiting mo-
tive power to move 1, into Interior
Mexico
Ansonla. o, Dec. 2s.-Gro.ge Riester.
of Indianapolis, engineer. Was kt!lcd,and
eight persons were injured when east
bound passenger train No. l6 on the BIG
Four railroad turned oyer near here to-
night
Richmond, Va. Dec. ?S.'--A" 'eNl-
donce" seized by fedora! prohibition
asants in Virginia during ths last year
mas been stolen. The agents admitted
to-day before Judge WaddIn that the
rooms in tho fedora! building who're tho
coutraband LIQUOR was stored had been
twice looted BY thieves and the court
ordered tina, in future seized liquor must
be turned over 10 the United States mar
shat FOR safe keeping.
Aurora. HIS. Dec. cS.--Orders ware
received here to-day 70 lay off 20 per
cent OF the employees Of the Chicago
burlington & Quincy railroad shops ef-
cective December 81. Aboni 1000 mon
arc employed
Detroit, Mich, Dec. 2S-Re"rganlSa-
ton Of the ing Motor Car Company that
failed several months ago and which on
December Il was purchased by {. 4.
F!nnegan, Buffalo financier, has been
completed and production Will he start
I'd February |, Il was announced to-day
by officials Of the company. A, Wooer.
of Buffalo. has been appointed presi-
dent and general manager Of tho conf
pany.
Washington, Doc. ?e.--RepresentAtive
MondclI. OF wyoming, Republican house
lea der. will leave Tomorrow for Marion,
o.. 70 conf"r with Tresident-elect Hard
ing. at Mr. Hardlng's request. Mr.. Mon
dell said he probably would discuss mat
.ers now before congress and plans for
the cvtra session to be called after
March 1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
FAMILY QUARREL ENDS
IN MURDER AND SUICIDE

E!ttshurgh, Dec. 2S.-Mrs. Ph!.omenIa
Bear was shot and killed by her hus-
band. Louis Bear. who then killed him
SELF IN their home here tonight. ac-
cording to police reports. Domestic
troubles caused the tragedy. police ofQ-
c!als said.
whilc tho shooting was taking place
In the attic OF the Bear home Louis. a
son. and several plsymstes, were rsnp-
ing about the parlor floor with Christ
mas toys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
iarLs. No.. 2g.--Nnwspaper rerorts

received here say that the wound suf-
.crcd hy Gabriel" DAnuunzio Al FiuIne
Was caused by fragment Of shell
which ie'l or the Palace where DAN
nunzlo has hi. headquarters. 4 Rom"
dispatch states that Premier Gio'!r!
declared to delegation from parliament
that italy was forced 10 hasten her
action against D'Ann,pz!o 10 avert an
attack upon r.Um" rs Jugo 1SIav;a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29

New York, Dso. 2s-Two mon charged
with being members OF tho band that
held up and robbed the First National
Bank Of MIlltown, New Jersey, Decem-
Der 90. escaping with $4,000 and be-
Neved to have been implicated in the
murder and robbery December 16 OF
Edwin W. Andrews, Fifth avenue Jewell
er, were arrested hero tonight with the!r
wives.
Liberty bonds valued at $4,000, said
to Do part Of the Mill,own robbery loot,
were found in a suit case carried by tho
women. police said. and added that all
four carried flre arms.
Coinctdent with these arrests came
an announcement that Police Commits
sioner Enright's latest measure to curb
lawlessness-the calling out OF mora
than 700 more now policemen for train
ing-had been dealt 4 knockout blow
when the board OF aldermen failed 10
vote necessary funds for their pay
Nay Ds Rsoousidsrsd
The appropriation. 1880, SOL. passed
recently by tho board OF estimate, was
submitted to the Aiderman!c body for
fnal sanction in the form of authortza-
ton for a special bond issue In deny
ing the appropriation the aldermen
promised 20 reconsider Il at future
meeting.
The men taken In custody ton!1ht
said they wore Jerome 3. chaffee. rs.
and Harry Bitzoerger. so. They were
halted when they alighted from an auto
mobile at Seventy-second street and
Broadway. Resisting arrest, they
fought for several minutes before being
subdued. The women, who followed
closely IN ta1icab. surrendeder.
Fifth avenue was crowded with
Christmas shoppers when tire two men
entered the jewelry shop OF Andrews on
the eighth floor OF a building in the
center OF tho fashionable shopping dis
trict. Andrews was alone, He IS be-
lteved 70 have been shot In an attempt
to frustrate the robbery. Two Jeweiry
statesmen, who entered while tho safe
was being rined. were bound and
gagged. The men escaped with gems
valued at 100000. Chsffee and Bltz-
berger will be confronted tomorrow with
the two statesmen.
TAS hank 8obeSty
The night Of December 90. four ban
dts entered the Bank OF M!lltown.
bound and gagged ths<watchman, placed
the loot in handbags and fed. Releas
ing himself from his bonds tho watch
man sounded an alarm. A posse was
formed and after long chase through
the Jersey marshes, two men were cap
tured. During their trial they are sa ID
to have given information regarding the
Identity Of their contederates.
I While operating under various aliases
the prisoners are accused by the police
OF having taken part IN many sensa-
tional holdups and robberies throughout
the country. They have been connected
the police asserted, with recent Ph:-
adelphia bank robbery and served Ave
year sentences in Leavenworth pen!ten-
,iary. They are said to have escaped
from the prison at New Bedford. Mass,
where they were serving terms for big
amy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
EXPOSE CEMENT
PRICE COMBINE
OUADRUPLED PRICE OF
PRODUCT SINCE 1914
Members Attending Conven-
ton Forced to Testify In
Building Inquiry

New York. Dec. aS.--All but small
fraction OF the ceemnt and terra Gotta
manufacturers OF America exchange
their price quotations and othsr data
on the amount Of business handled.
through national and regional aSsoria-
tions, Il developed here today At IN"
legislative inquiry into the alleged
building trust"
While these revels tons accumulated
on top OF similar ruos recently brought
forth In the invc, igat!on Of other con-
.truct!on lines, "ue moro organization
OF bu!ld.ng cor -ractors-tho holst!ng
assoctat!on--anr. ,unced II has dissolved.
The members promised 10 have 'un-
restricted. open competition" In the tu-
ture.
Combine Exposed.
Tho medium through which the terra
Gotta makers reviewed data on mo
business Of all their competitors was
the National Terra Gotta society. It's
former president. William II, Powell,
told the committee. He explained an
open price system" OF cards was is
sued. with each firm designated by
code letters" This was done daily in
detail In the branches Of the society In
tho East. West and central sections of
the country. General data was eNchang-
cd between tho sections weekly.
Cement manufacturers from vafoTs
parts Of the country who had been here
attending i convention were summoned
by subpcenae servers OF the commit
tee and they appeared one after an
other 70 undergo examination by SAM
uel Untermyer. committee counsel.
Quoting from price lists OF the man
utacturers who faced him. Mr.. Inter
myer charged that AL the cement
makers had ''Quadruplcd prices since
1914. and had boosted them fifty per-
cent between January and October this
year." whom tho quotations were
slightly lowered.
Prices Identical.
Tie prices quoted by ah the manu-
;acturers embraced IN the Portland
Cement association throughout tho
country were horizontally. unanimous
and uniform" he said Later two OF
ed by all ccmen: manufa cturers usually
were Identical w!thtn IS hours after
any one OF them had made u change.
This association. according to a sum
mary OF its transactions which were
read Into the record. spent $1.So0.Ooc
last year. MIR. Cntermyer expressed
desire 10 get the books IN order TO find
out how this SUM was expended. and
John r. NORM, president OF tho Atlas
Portland Cement company, which he
said contributed S1o5, 900 TO the associa-
tion's fund in 1919. ordered tho score
tary to produce the books from Chicago.
Mr.. NORM. one of the principal Wit
nesses OF the day told tho committee
the money was appropriated by states
and used IN employing engineers to
"chaperon cement work" and promor
the use Of that product.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-29
r.iE IN TELLIGENCE CE K

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-29

We DRESS OUR OWN CICEEEs-FUIL LEE OF FRESH AID
SAeAED MEATS.
1-g- Z E-E-9- ~ I'll = u 81 ri ri u IL g 81 "A IL "a IL 81 % IN I'M
"a y = FL I'll A III FL - Ell E l 4 L I E E E EFT E E E@I- 1-E-E1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-27
NOVY KOUSEK LUPICU
VYPLATNfCH LISTIN.

V prave poledne V sobotu
Sci vyplatci Harvey Wetzel,
1861 Fulton rd. S. w. do ban
ky, ably vyzvedl penize ma
mzdu zamestnancGm The Hun
kin Conkey Construction Co..
jez v Lakewood vykonava pro
tovarnu Templar motorG jiste
prace. Obdrzene penize rozde-
Ill ma tri balicky, k jejichz oba-
l6m k vGli nenapadnosti pou-
I'll obycejneho novinarskeho
papiru.
V dobe, kdy meskal v bance,
vyzvali diva muzi ridice taxi
cabu Vojtecha, aby je odvezl k
iistemu obchodu ma Halstead
Ave. poblize Brush Ave. v
Lakewood. Zde naridili Vote
chow, aby ma ne poseckal a "a
Sli "a roh, kde Sc postavili u
plotu ma cihanou. Mic netusici
Wetzel udefen byl nahle pi-
skem naplnenym kozenym py-
tlikem pres hlavu, nacez Sc
! nan lupici vrhli a vyrvali mu
ieden re tfi balickG. Ridic au-
ia poGal tuSiti nejaky zlocin,
ale k nejakemu zakroceni ne
zbyvalo mu iiz casu. Bandite
vskocili do stroje, nasadili mu
na prsa revolvery porucili
olnou rychlosti odjezd a ma
kazali zastaviti ma zap. 65. ul.
Denison Ave. kdyz byli varo
vail sofera neciniti zadnych
pokusG jeti re nimf, vyskocili
2 auta zmizeli V jedne po-
strannich ulic. Pfekvapeny ii.
die nemeSkal a oznamil svoje
/ dobrodruzstvi ma 10. pol. pre-.
cinktu, jakoz policejnimu
sefu V Lakewood, Christianse
novi. Policie uiala Sc arci ihned
dsilovneho patrani, ale po ban
ditech jako kdyz Sc zem sic
hne. PTepadeny nesl 210O do
lar6 a jen jeho statecnosti, kite
~ou sverene mu penize branil
lie dekovati, re lupicGm poda
rilo Sc ukoristiti fen 1910.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-27
KURS CESKOSL. KORUNY


Minulou sobotu X veceru "a
vitali do zavodn naseho dele
gait, podilejici re ma sjezdu
Prvni Ustfedni Jednoty a sice
pokladnik Jednoty p. j. Ker-
sner Chicago, p. Jos Jaros z
Chicago, D. Dom. Crkal re st.
Louis, jimz byl pr1vodcim p.
Prokop Kirchendorfer, znamy
mattel doutnikarskeho obcho-
du re zap. strany. V nedeli do
poledne jsme Sc avitali s p. Ja-
mem Capkem z New Yorku,
jenz poziva pine d1very sveho
spolku ma mnoha sjezdech CO
zastupce liz zasedal. Hoste tito
Sc velmi zajimali pomery Gle
velandske a Sc zajmem 81 pro-
hledli tiskarnu hasi, jejiz "a
rizeni povsechne Sc Jim "a
mlouvalo. Prejeni ct. hostIm
prijemneho pobyti v meste
nasem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-27
PROTI NEDOVOLENYM
SPORTOVNiM SAZKAM.

Clevelandsky mayor w. S.
Fitzgerald spolu policejnim
nacelnikem Smithem po wa
JENNIE porade V sobotu pro-
hlasili, re V mest6 neni domu,
kde bylo bv sazeno ma spor-
tovni vykony. Konference ko-
mana byla dnsledcfch neino-
v9isiho skandalu nasledkem
obieveni podvo~1ych manipu-
laci ma ukor nedovolenVch sa-
7ek IA iednotlive baseballove
cetv. V Clevelandu Sc pry neu-
zaviraii podobne sazkv, aspon
ne takove, kde by Sc hra-
10 o vclke sunny. neb sa-
zeri provadelo Temeslne.
Riditel mestske spolecnosti
pan "A. B. Sprosty pax ujist'u.
ie. ze v Clevelande lest pod.
nikano vse, abv potlacovanC
hvlo vzdy a vsude veskere ne.
dovolene sazeni.
Tvrzeni. ze by nebvlo ma
Sem m6ste obchodn, ktere by
Sc hrou nezabyvalv zcela re
mesln6. nezda se dvakratt
pravdivVm. jak Sc tom kaz
d0 clov2k. ienz navstevuie ne
ktnre doutnikafske obchody
dolenniho mesta mnze pre-
svedciti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-27
NEBEZPECNE POSTRELENf
STRAzNfK.

Straznici z Euclid Village,
Place a Bailey, vyslychali wee
ra zahy odpoledne ma 1913. Ia
stavce. Shore linie, diva muze,
kteri Jim vsak odpovedeli ra-
nami z revolverI. Place lezi
dnes Sc sedmi stfelnymi rama
mi v glenvillske nemocnici
kdezto Bailey z pfestrelky w.
vail ien prostrelenou tepici.
Policiste ma strelbu odpovidali
ale Bailey Sc musel vzdati dal..
siho pronasledovani neurva-
lych utocnikG a petovati o ne
bezpecne zraneneho kolegu,
iemuz nekolik kuli uvizlo v Ii
vote.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-27
"KDYZ SRDCE WE'LL"

Dramaticky Sbor Tyl uvedl
Sc pred vyprodanym domem
velice pekne do letosniho diva
delniho obdohi lehkou lidovou
zpevni fraskou "Kdyz srdce
veli," ktera. ac iinak nemGze
rikterak ciniti naroku ma lite
rarni ccnu. pfec jen obecenstvo
nobavila. Pri umornem vedru,
lake vcereisiho dne panovalo,
kdv by nebylo skuteGne radno
obecenstvo unavovati t6zsimi
problemy. byla to volba who'd
na a take po cely veter vdec-
ne pfiiimana. Hrano bylo We.
sm6s chuti pod fiZenim no.
v6ho feditele sboru p. All. Xii
meSe a souhra klapala az tro
chu V poslednim iednani Sc do
Stala do rozvlekleiSiho tempa
Herci Sc vesm6s tuzili a "a jed
rotlive vykony iak slovni. tai
i zp6vni Sc Jim dostalo vdecne
no u7nani. Velmi dobre bvlv
rleziaktni nTednesv sokolsk,
buddy. iez hrAla tez pri veter
rim plesu. Zdar prveho pred
staveni lest zarukou. re snazi
vemu sboru kvne i letos jedn;
neinekn6iSich sezon. Dn
%. Tiina budo vvpravena hi
rtoricka hra. znracOvana dl
onamdho Jiraskova roman
"Psohlavci".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-27
EAlLlFF ZATCEN PRO BE-
OHLEDNOU JfZDU.

Clifford Farmer, 1861 vych.
SO. ul., takto bailiff munich
nainiho soudu, zatcen byl vce-
ra vecer pro rychlou jizdou
automobilem a pro faleSne
hlaseni detektivy J. Canepem
\ N. Obriskym. Zatceni nasle-
dovalo dve automobilove me-
hody udavsi sc vcerejsiho cas-
neho rama pri nichz zraneny
byly 3 osoby a nalezeno ma
Central ave. a vych. 20. ul.
iedno rozbite auto, o kterem
Farmer tvrdil, re mu bylo TAX
tdz vcera rano ma Broadway a
Harvard ave. ukradeno.
Ma vych. 81. ul. a Wood
land stal zastup lidi kolem mu-
ze, jenz byl. automobilem sra
zen k zemi, kdyz tn pojed-
nou do zastupu vrazilo auto
line, tri muze zranilo a ujelo.
Ridicem teto druhe kary byl
Farmer, ktery, jak policie
tvrdi, ably unikl zatceni, lhal
re jeho auto mu bylo ukra-
demo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-27
DIVE CESKE OSETROVATEL-
KY MA CESTE DO AMERIKY,
KDE BUDOU STUDOVAT
ZDEJSI METHODY.

(BFLIS.) Washington, d. c.
Dodle programu Americkeho
Cerven6ho Krize a Ceskoslo-
venske vlady "a ucelem Zave-
deni osetrovatelskeho povolani
ma zdravem podKladu. vyslany
byly do Spoj. StatG dve ceske
osetrovatelky, aby Zde pilne|
studoualy methody americkeho.
oSetrovatelstvi. 5sou to slecny
Bozena Brezinova a Frantiska
RuSicova. ktere absolvovaly
videnskou Skolu oSetfovatel-
skou pozdeii statni skolu o.
setrovatelskou V Ceskosloven-
slge Republice.
Kdyz Americky Cerveny
Kriz ujal Sc prace ma zalozeni
oSetfovatelske skoly V Praze
spolecn6 s ceskoslovenskou VIA
dou. bylo rozum6no, aby byly
do Ceskoslovenska vyslany dive
americke predni osetrovatelky
"a ucelem organlzace skoly po-
die vzoru americkeho, zatim co
do Ameriky byly vyslany dive
eeske oSetrovatelsy, abv Sc zde
seznamily americkymi me-
thodami osetrovatelskymi.
Pri vyberu ceskych osetro-
vatelek pro studium We Spoj.
Statech iednalo Sc velmi obe-
zfetne. Naskytly Sc znacne OBJ.
tie pfi hledani takovych zen
pon6vadz bylo tfeba, ably u.
mely anglicky a ODE vvbrant
danny nyni pilne studuji an.
! glickou rec. Az ODE dive Skon.
ci kursy V americkych nemoc
nicich a seznami Sc dIkladnt
principy a methodami osetfo
vatelskeho povolanI V teto re
mi. kde ie oSetrovatelstvi NJ
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pan domaci ma najemniky, KITE
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