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REAL EsTATE-ouT OF CITY.
New Jersey-Sais or Rent.

10 ROOMS, bath; all improvements: plot Tx
2l0. Ia residential section: sacrifice at
5000. terms. room house. acres.
w. GOTTLIEB. Park Ridge. N. J.
$685. cash. balance 1914. easy terms. seven
room Craftsman style home; every improve
ment; restricted section. paved streets near
station. schools. &c: half hour Manhattan,
SC. communication. smaller homes cheaper.
CLARA HENSCHEL, 142 Overpeck av..
Ridgefieid Park. Phones Hackensack 9lU-J.
Cortla andt 1920
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FARM PROPERTY.
New England.

FARMS and summer homes for eale, 800 to
$4,000; near shore, towns railroad, main
roads, post offices. In Eastern Connecticut
aud Rhode Island, write me for photos and
information; your interest protected by care
ful selection OF valuations. T.. LENARD
BRUNDAGE, Wood River Junction, r. l.
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REAL EsrATE-oUr OF CITY.
New York state-saIe or Rent.

PUTNAM COUNTY FARMS. brooks. timber
OLD farm houses. acreage. remote from ex-
press depots. around 10 TO 10 miles. low
as t25 an acre others better located. with
ostter buildings and land around $40 an
acre. near Carmel and Brewster: lists
nor Catalogues, special personal interviews
ana appointments given and required ex-
perlence one section 50 years, ali yours for
nothing; act as broker only. not owner in
disguise. JOHN v. ALEXANDER. East
Aed. Vanderbilt 1894. residence. sunday APP
polntments, Peekskill. phone 455.
PEARL RIVER. y. Y.--ro quick buyer win
sell for $3.50, part cash. 4 room cottage.
excellent condition.. electric lights; conmu-
tation time hour. daily fare BIC; cottage
10 minutes from station, stores. schools,
churches: will pay expenses both ways for
two people. OWNER 30 Jackson ay., Jer-
sey City. Phone Bergen 1920.
UNFORESEEN circumstances give you the
opportunity OF spending the summer In
cozily furnished home In OF the best
residential sections OF Ossning at the ridicu-
loualy low price of 500 per month from
June 1st to Oct. 1st. All moderate convent
ences; adult family only VIII be considered.
May be seen Sunday by appointment.
Phone $40 ROBERT Il. LENT. Ossining, NY
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Rockiand County-Sale or Rent.


AT Nyack. overlooking Hudson River and
.Pocantico Hills. on plot lIoN2Io. an excep-
tlonally attractive stucco house, built in
Tudor style, containing entrance hall and
reception room pahelled to ceiling. large lv-
ing room paneled and beamed In mahogany.
open fireplace; dining room panelled In ma
hogany, large sun parlor kitchen and pan
tries all public rooms connected by French
doors; six bedrooms and three baths; par
ouet floors. vapor heat; two car garage;
$4,000. Terms and photos. ~ 1913 Herald.
$50 Broadway.
BEAUTIFUL commuters home and chicken
farm. room dwelling with all modern I'M
proveInents barn will accommodate = cars,
room for COW. large chicken houses; all
Kinds of fruit. shade and flowers; 1l4 acres
haii mile to station; price $500, half cash,
CHICKEN and fruit farm. % acres; beauti-
fu dwelling. rooms; water, bath. electric
lights, steam heat; large barn; chicken
houses. stone garage; $50 fruit trees, in good
all kinds OF farming tools. farm tractor.
wood saw. all kinds Of feed cutters, near
committing station; price $4,000, terms.
wM. M. EVANS. Pearl River n. i.
COMMUTERS farm, so acres; room
dwelling. electric lights. water. open fire
house. farming tools, horse. COW. chickens
fearl River. y. X.
FARM. II acres, near railroad; high ground |;
wonderful view; house Q rooms. stable and
Earage; fine stream and we'll, quantity Of
fruit. horse. COW. heifer. pigs. farming in,-
se1ments' nnc m hnrnsss wagons % s included Price
Agency. Haverstraw. N. Y.
HOUSE, rooms. attic all Improvements /,
plot 100xf75; 2 minutes station.
CHAS. y. BILLlNGS, Tappan, y. Y.
TWO FAMILY OR BOARDING HOUSE,
overlooking Hudson. about one hour out. two
minutes 10 station: lot 1O0x150; dwelling y
rooms; perfect condition, with improvements
Two baths; hardwood floors; price $12, 900.
JOHN w. ClI4LIES, Real Estate Agency,
Haverstraw New York
sUBURBAN PROPERTIES, farms and water
fronts Of all kinds for sale; suburban
properties. furnished and unfurnished. to
rents BI4AUVELT & MORRELL, INC,
Nyach. N. ", the Oldest, strongest and
largest agency in Rockand county
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New York.

AT CREEK LOCKS, Ulster Co. y. r, 5
mites south OF Kingston, on high bank OF
Ropdout Creek; boating. bathing. flshing
furnished houses for season 1927 two room,
500; four room. $3.50 eight room, 500;
iiue spring well on place. w A. Tully.
.6Sl Briggs nv. Bronx.
CATSKTLLS-Twilight Park Haines Falls
all modern improvements. including electric
light . rooms and bath; located In private
residential PARK. adjacent 10 Santa Cruz
Inn; golf club aud tennis club near by: $3.50
season; Christians preferred. Answer 20s
lnwood av.. Upper Montclair. n j.
FOR RENT-Furnished cottage at summit.
Schoharie Co, n. y: elevation $500 feet.
Apply FREDERICK @. WINTERS. Kingston,
~. Y.
GOING away for summer. viii rent "a
adults my new, attractive stucco suburban
home, with every modern convenience, si.G-
ated halfway between Utica and Syracuse
y. Y: wide open surroundings; beautiful
scenery; car garage; grounds nicely land
scaped; close TO trolley. Community Club,
golf and tennis; good bathing at a nearby
lake, where swimming instructor IL al
ways in attendance. House has pareuet
floors. light airy bedrooms white tiled
bathroom large living room with open fire
place; panelled dining room, sun parior,
model Kitchen with breakfast nook. large
front veranda with awnings: use OF tcie-
phone. plano, and man to TAX care or
lawns highest reference required and given.
Address CHARLES A. BENNETT, caro- OF
oneida Community. Sheriff., y. Y.
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New EngInpd-sale or Rent.

NEW ENGLAND HOME. -FOUR ACRES.
six rooms. bath. concrete cellar paraxe.
near golf links; $500. terms BNrsoN
FARM AGENCY. fSq Sfh aN. New. Noris
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An ddrerfisement On the Lost a~s
Found columns OF THE NEW f0HN
HERALD oBcrs real possibility ~
recovering gour lost property.
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New York.

FARM on Broadway IN. W for sale: e5
miles from ~ ST.. Bought for home and
developed into an absolute income. 200 acres
tllable and very productive, have been
brought to the highest state of fertility, l25
acres OF which Is in new clear timothy seed
ing. 100 additional acres In wood and pas
ture.
Fifteen minutes by trolley which passes
the door TO PoughSeepsie and Vassar Col
lege: 10 minutes walk from lakewood Coed
School. abundance OF absolutely pure spring
water delivered by the finest system through
out all buildings. and supplemented by a lake
with dam and water power
Main house contains IL rooms, baths and
extra lavatories; electric lights throughout;
cement basement. large porch and beautiful
yard
Garage heated) for two cars.
wired for lights.
Horse barn, seven straight and seven box
stalls. equipped with water and electric light.
Dairy barn for 90 head cement floor;
equipped to produce certified milk. Two
siios. corn crib. tool house. icehouse, four
or withou. equipment. Everything complete
and In perfect condition.
AZ ARTHuE + II u srr5MRT I; gEMEpIGT' 2TT
MOUNT VERNON. N. y.
FOR sALE-2oO acre farm, good house. fair
barn; 81 800; five acre farm, good house
and barn: plenty fruit $500. ARTHUR
CLOSSON, Hillsdale, n. j.
EAlta-DOctOf Will sell, rent,
lease, 80 acres and IA room mansion; al
improvements; near Kingston. Particulars
MAHALEY. t2T West 1S3d. $500 Morning
FARMS.
J. STERLING DRAKE,
20 BROADWAY.
INVESTIGATE THIS!--56 acre farm fol
sale; located in Heidelberg hills, beautiful
Sharon Springs country; modern dwelling, :
rooms, completely furnished; bath, furnace
finest water supply; variety choice fruit
beautiful scenery ideal for Summer resi-
dence or practical farming; quick action ad-
vised IL Interested. ISABELLA LA RUE,
owner. Cherry Valley, N. Y.
MILK RECEIPTS $4,000 PER YEAR.
1lo cattle, horses. milking machines
implements. TOOLS and crops included with
a banner dairy farm for S32, 600: only 81 ,0O0
cash required. Ask for description 1915. See
page 81 Of our Free Farm and Estate Port
folio OF 752 pictures.
E Il. s l. o q II NJ i y O 1A1 BMay.
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Maine---salc or Rnn..

FOf sAbE-1 200 acres Malae seasaofe
property, with miles shore frontage
commanding best yacht harbor. ~. -. JAY.
r. o. box 2417, Boston
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New York.
FOR RENT from June I, beautiful old
fashioned home. completely furnished: de-
lightful location hill. surrounded by
efade trees. Mrs. LOUISE +. MAIDMENT.
Warwick. n. y.
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Connecticut.

AT Ridgefield. Conn. on State highway to
Danbury. farm Of 46 acres, with dwelling
house and outbuildings attractvely To-
Gated for summer residence and farming
owner. removed TO California. desires 10 sell.
ADAMS & keller, Ridgefield, or HENRY
A. CLARK. Flushing. y, Y.
FARM land, five acres good land: young
fruit trees fine well. reasonable. Write
Box 254 East Hampton, Conn.
FINEST FARM BARGAINS IN CONN.
Shown in our Free Portfolio OF T5a pictures.
Il. Il. SLoCUM, INC, 14l Bway.
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Florida-Sale or REM

NEAR Jacksonville.-$300 quick cash buys
partly improved fertile farm ten acres
no house. railroad town; worth 81 600
ilY. N 1O2 Herald. Herald square.
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Long Island.

SUFFOLK COUNTY--10 acres. small house,
$500: is acres, 8 rooms. $500. SO acres,
rooms. $4,000: IL acres. rooms s7.boO;
tions. &c. write room liz. % Cedar 81.
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Massachusetts.
CAPE COD.
Moderate rents bungalows by the ocean.
Address Ballston Cottages, Truro, Mass.
FOR RENT mid the Berkshires." 10 room
house, with five master bedrooms, with
electricity. . bathrooms fully furnished, in
cluding linens and silverwear, garage. exclu-
sive section of Great Darlington price 5000.
Owner Will take less. MANY OTHER RicN-
TAILS FROM 5000 UP. CORNELL. COM
PANY, GREAT HARRINGTON, MASS.
FURNISHED cottage. rooms and bath; 10
acres; vegetable and flower garden: tennis
court garage. SHEFFIELD. inquire Room
62S. iis broadway. Phone Cortlandt 27s1.
FOR RENT--5 rooms ice house, garage,
boat, price, 1925 for 3 months. CORNELL.
COMPANY, Great harrington. Mass.
TWO bungalows, in pines, East Mortified
Mass, completely furnished. rented to
gether or sngiy; fireplace, kitchen, bath
porch larger accommodates 10 people
smaller . $500. si75. Mrs. j. V. wHALEN
2s5 West 18th =. Telephone Col. 1867.
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IN THE ADIRoNDAcKs.

AIR renews energy and nerve force for tired
and nervous people wonderful for children.
u physically fit. extra pep; furnished cot
tages to rent. Write for illustrated booklet.
CHARLES L. WEEKS
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LARGE farm house, sisoN cottage. suitabls
boarding house. unfurnished. Ulster county.
II 1876 Herald. Fulton st.
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NIaryIand-Saie or Rent.

Maryland-Salo or Kenf
ATTRACTIVE waterfront farms and es-
tates on Chesapeake Bay and its beautiful
tributaries; booklet. THE Story the Camera
Tells" gratis. DIXIE REALTY CO. Cam
bridge, Nd.
MILD CLIMATE, rich 2 crop yearly farms.
BATSON FARM AGENCY, 4S9 9th av.
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REAL EsrATE-oUT OF CITY.
New Jersey.

New Jersey.
MONMOUTH BEACH. n j..
FRONTING ON SHREWSBURY RIVER.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED. COT
TAGE CONTAINING FIVE MASTER
BEDROOMS. FOUR MAIDS ROOMS
AND THREE BATHS: GARAGE.
READY FOR IMMEDIATE OcCU-
FANCY: ATTRACTIVE VEGETABLE
AND FLOWER GARDEN MAIN
TAiNED BY OWNER. APPLY TO
WILLIAM II. HINTLEMAN. RUM
son, y. J. PHONE 40.
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

Long Island.
KEW GARDENS, 16 min New York, new
furnished home; indefinite season. Rich
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New Hampshire.

New Hampshire: fishing, boating. bathing
beautiful healthful country barn for car
500 season. Write apt. 6H, 1880 B'way.
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FOREST HILLS GARDENS. l.. I.-Delightfn
new house for rent furnished June 10 Octo-
Der ! fourteen minutes from Pennsylvania
stationi convenient for artist: skylight studio,
reasonable price. sos Burns st. Forest Hills.
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Long Island.

BUNGALOW, water front, adjoining Far
Rockaway. completely furnished 4 large
rooms, gas, running water. garage, batlnng.
boating, fishing, 5000 season. 21S Maple
Road, Greenwood Park. u. ].
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WATERFRONT cottage. 6 rooms. path: all
improvements beautifully furnished shady
. grounds; 5000 June-october. HANSEN, 391
60. ctovs st., ,Erssportv I~l< Freeport I3S-W.
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FOR RENT-Furnished cottage at summit.
Schoharie Co, N. y; elevation $500 feet.
Apply FREDERICK G. WINTERS. Kingston.
NJ Y
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Connecticut.

AT REDUCED RENTAL, Colonial house.
ten rooms, garage. two acres furnished,
until October. THE GILL AGENCY, Da-
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westchester.
BRoNxyLLLE.

ner months, ranging In price from $t25 per
month and upward; within short distance
OF station, For further particulars about the
above or other properties address the real
estate office of ELLIOTT BATES. Phone
BronXvilie 1410
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Two bungalows tfurnishedl 70 let, 2 10 3
rooms one milo from railroad stat aAd
boat landing FRED GRENL, Sat ttleA
on Hudson River. n ".
THREE room bungalow. furnished. guth
Cairo Catskitis. bathing, x225 sGayte.
szumisli, 05ti nth St, Richmond tiill. - Y.
VERY desirable furnished cottage and gs.ssAssa
fear Lake George. terms reasonable. Mrs.
" MOORE, Warrensburr, N ". (.
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BRoNxNILLE.--Attrac furnished new
house 70 October or later; masters bed
rooms. maids rooms, baths; convenient
station: grounds cared for X 588 Herald
$50 Rrandxay
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FARM. ABOUT 80 ACRES. NICE LEVEL
LAND, GOOD ORCHARD. STONE HOUSE,
y MILE STATE ROAD FRONT. IS MILES
FROM HERALD SQUARE. on WEST
SHORE II. r.. OLD TAPPAN. ". j., FOR
SALE. r. FULLY. OWNER, 1l2 WEST
S1ST. TEL. WATKINS i133.
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FOR RENT-Nine room house and bath,
threo minutes walk 10 depot, 30 miles out
OF New York: all modern conveniencosi gar
age, bath; ocean and sim water bathlng
5000 for season. Telephone 66t Water Mill
T.. IL or write p o. Box 81
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-10-07
rYE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
TUESDAY CONCERTS

A series Of concerts Will be held
on Tuesday evenings during the win
ter under the direction Of the Mac
Phail School of Music. Artists who
will appear include Clara Williams,
Harry Phillips, Eleanor Poehler,
Robert Fullerton, Lora Lulsdorff and
Agnes Griswold Kinnard, vocalists;
Glenn billiard Gum, Harrison Wall
Johnson, Else Jache, Louise P. Albee
and John Jacob Beck, pianists; George
Klass and William MacPhail, violin
lists, and Carlo Fischer, cellist.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-10-07
BRZINSKY SCHOOL ADDS IN
STRUCTORS
Piano Faculty Includes Louis Rosen-
herrer and Rose Silhar

Piano Faculty Includes Louis ROsen-
berger and Rose SLIDER
The faculty of the Brzinsky School
of Music, which has begun it's second
year at the Studio Building, 64-66 So.
18th ST., includes several new instruc-
tors this fall. Mr.. Rosenberger will
resume teaching. after several years
of concert and professional work. Mr..
Rosenberger is well known, says Mr..
Brzinsky, for his work in American
and Russian music, as well as for his
dynamic personality.
Miss Rose SLIDER, popular young
Minneapolis Pianist, will also teach
at the Brzinsky School. She will give
special attention to children's work.
will embody the principles of music
control. Other teachers in the piano
department include Frances Calvert
Thompson, Esther Woolpy, Beatrice
Young and Gertrude Beesy.
Miss Minnie Hambitzer Ransom and
Martin C. Provensen head the list
of Vocal teachers. Miss Ransom
coached for opera in Paris with Sig
nor de Macchi and received many
offers abroad and in America for
Grand Opera. Miss Ransom has ap-
peared with the Minneapolis SYM
phony Orchestra and recently COM
pleted a tour of American cities in
concert work. Mr.. Provensen is con-
sidered one of the best Bass-Baritones
in the Northwest. His sympathetic
interest in his profession has resulted
in the development of many young
artists and teachers.
The department of Interpretive
dancing is headed by Miss Mary
Brown, late of the Orpheum Circuit.
Her technique in classic, toe, stage,
oriental and characteristic dancing is
masterful. She needs no artificial
aids to the impressiveness of her in
terpretations.
Miss Helen Du Fresno, Auditorium
organist, has charge of the organ de-
partment, and Mr.. Fred G. Hill, men,
Der of the nationally known Quixie
Quintette, teaches Banjo and Mando-
lin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-15

zel nemohla byti jiz dorutena.
Y jinem odd6leni je cobra
zen zivot na$ich chrabrgch no.
chd na fronte srbsk6 a V Ukra-
jin6. Sin Stefanikova nenf jest6
otevrena. Je tam poz1stalost
prvnfho naseho ministra N. o.,
iez nebyla dosud pfevzata.
V baji pIukovnich prapord
nasich legii umist6no je upro-
sired velktho salu poprsi Ma
sarykovo
Po stenach rozyeseny jsou
pretetn6 akyarely a olejomal-
by akademickych malif1 legio-
nar6: Vldka, Matouska, Niko-
dema, Pistelky, Mastalire, Pa
rolka, Diblika. Parise, Ducha-
Ce-VvskoGila. N6metka, Kup-
XIV. St6tky. Gutfreunda, Cipry,
Dalneho a iinych. Eel, re neni
mono veSkere Originally v
troisk6m zameeku vystaviti. Je
jich celkem ma 1900 a aby Ca
ste6n6 nelezely y bednach, by
" soutasn6 usporadanv dive w
stavyt Y Brine V c. Bud6iovi-
cich. Pro trvale itch umisteni
vyhl6dnut je letohradek Hv6z-
da. Bvlo by vSak pro ne who'd
nfiai q dhstoin9iSi, kdyby pfi-
fad6ny bvly k ostatnim pamat-
kan naSich lePii a kdvby pro
museum bvla vvhl6dnutq v6tSi
bndova. iez by bvla stfediskem
veSkertch hiatorick6ch polda-
d1 lecionafsll5ch tech. kter6
tenrve budon ziskanv. Ma Itch
zfsl1ni lie treba pen6z, ;ich2
Sc Pamltniku 6esk6ho odboie
nedostava.
Jest ma nash vefeinosti a ma
Wade, abv 81 pfipomenulv tuto
povinnost finan6ne pfisp9ly k
founto zaAuzn6mu d1u. abv
drahe nam pam4tlly nebvlv
2aSantrocenv. ale abv bvlv do
iedn6 sonstreddnv We velkem
museu Geskoslovensk}ch legif.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-15
MUSEUM CESKOSLOVEN-
SKYCH LEGIf v TROUT.

Pamatnik tesk6ho odboie,
ienz pov6ren byl dkolem sebra-
II veSker6 zajimav6 a histori-
cky cenne doklady zahraniG-
nj tinnosti na5ich legii "a sv6-
toye valky, zalozil V trojskem
zamku museum tsl. legii, v
n6m2 umistil cast techto pa
matek. Tyto byly nyni dopln6-
ny a move instalovany. Pro ne
dostatek mista nebylo moztlo
vystaviti tam cely komplex sbi-
rex, takze museum zGstava ja-
k5msi torsem. Nicm6n6 tax
jest velice pozoruhodn6 do
poru6uje Sc obecenstvu k hojn6
nav$t4ve.
Zdstupci tisku, kteTi vcera v
pruvodu akademick6ho malire
kapitana Smoky museum 81
prohI6dli, vyslovili Sc vesmes
pochvalne 0 vkusn6m a vzor-
mem jeho usporadani. Chodby
a til prostorn6 mistnosti isou
primo pfepln3ny pamatkami
nasich hrdin6.
Y piizemi zaujmou zrak ma
vSt6vnika zbran6 2 oblasti sibif
ske r1zn6ho druhu neiraz-
n6isiho stdfi, rude prapory u
kofist6n6 bolsevikdm rusky-
mi ndpisy. trubky. kozack6 pi-
Ky kopi, kofist. to pryniho
simbirsk6ho pluku, medv6dobii
XIV a line zbran6 bol8evikd, ST.
bifs16 I'VE, mala dtla ma Wy
poust6ni raket, fotoPrafie So
kolsk9ch evident ma fronta a
mn. j.
V prv6m poschodi umisteny
isou ukazky vFzdoby zeleznit-
mich vozd ma cestach. pamatlv
2 cinnosti tesk6 druzinv a las
nv pfehled vfvoie rusk6 legie
od ieifho pocatku. Jsou to zda
fil6 aviatick6 snfmky nepfatel<
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-15
DO DOBROCINNEHO FON-
DU MA BYTI LETOs Sc
RRANO $3,763.545.

+. w. Ramsey, fiditel kam-
pane dobrocinneho fondu, KITE
ra zapotiti ma Y sobotu, -. IL
stopadu a zakonciti V pond6li,
q. listopadu, prayil yCera, ze
bude nutno, ably y m6st6 sebra
no bylo eelkem 3,763, ,545 dola
ri, aby dobrocinne zalohy me
sta z0staly ma vysi dolby. Jest
ovsem vic Jako pochubno, re
by urteny obnos ,mohl byti "a
dne8ni krise, jez pusobl ma
ysechny skorem stavy upsan a
pochybnost tuto zyelicuje O.
kolnost, ze 2 loni upsanych pc
nez 4,500.000 byio az 'dosud
splaceno 80 procent. Sbfrky
vsak letos vzdor nepfizniyym
pfedzv6stfm must byti podnik-
nuty pfec, jelikoz dobrotinn6
nase dstavy nemajl jinych
zdrojd, kterJch BY svoje W
dele kryly. Jest sice pravdi-
vym tyrzenl nekolika clenu a.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-15

zeny, umist6ny mimo operaGni
sin a poust6ny k aparatu a od
aparatu trubicemi k tomu u
rtenymi a dlouhymi mnoho me-
trd. Takt6z sv6telny pramen
bude umist6n mimo opera6ni
sin pfivad6n trubici. takze
nebude moci byti asepse nikte-
rak porusena, jake sc stavalo
pfi filmoyani chirureickych O.
pcraci pomocf aparatd
Zhoubny pozar. (Z Vraco-
yic.) V obci Vracovicich. okres
Vlasim. vvhofelo dne 20. zari
IL usedlosti vesker5mi zaso-
bami letos sklizenJmi; t6z vet
sina'h 'hospodafskfch stroll a il
rTch potfeb shorela. Vysetfen6
skody lie 100000 K. naproti
tomu je poiist6ni 42.8O0 k. X
ha8eni pozaru dostavilo Sc II
hasicskTch sborii. Pohofeli oci-
ii Sc zhopbn5m pozirem ma
milne. takae nemaif liz nvni
ami co ifsti a ffm dobytek llrn1i-
IT, Obocnf vFbor We vracovi-
cfch. D. Vlasin. nrogf im6nm
vSnch pozarem oaebro cenJch 0
pfispevek pro pohorele.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-15

Chirurgicky film. Ably bylc
studujicfm mediciny usnadn6-
no prihlizeti prdb6hu operaci,
kdyz nenf kazd6mu mono BY
ii operacim .prftomen, konstru-
oval primaf 'statnf nemocnice V
Berline- Vilmersdorfu DR.. Ro-
the "a pomoci slavneho chi
rurga Biera filmovy aparat ta-
koveho druhu, ze pfiprava fill
moveho snfmku nerusi ami l6-
kaTe operatera pTi praci ami
neohrozuie stav nemocneho O.
svetlovanim rany uhelnymi
lampami. Cely operacni obraz
bude We filmu nekolikanasobn6
zv6tsen bude wat s bora, to
jest TAX, jak Sc ievf l6kari ope-
ruifcfmu. Aparat ma tvar kou-
lie visfcf na trubici od stropu O.
peraGnf sine lekaf 81 iej bude
moci rfdit die potfeby ien stoup
nutfm nohou m prepfnat u ie-
no nohou umfst6nF. Filmova
pruhv bndou 6n0 metrh dlouh6
abv vfm6na ieiich nernsila O.
peraenf vfkon. A tvto filmov6
pruhy budou vzhledem k vet
Sim kasetam, vnichz jsou ulo~
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skych posic, RUNE prace ma
Sich zajatcH V zajateck5ch ta-
borech (6etn6 skrinky, v6jife.
kartace, sachoye figury, Be-
item, vySivky, prsteny, naram-
ky, odlitky, jidelni dfev6n6 ma
cinf vkusn6 vyfezavan6), foto-
giraffe nemocnic na5ich hrdinu
We vlaku, v Jekat6rinburku a
.v pfirod6 DO dobyti Samary.
vkusna knihovnicka rusk6 le-
gle We vlastni tiskarniGce vyti-
st6na, ukazky novinafsk6 Elm
nosti nasich hrdind V SibiFi,
Preissigovy plakaty americk6,
vyzyvajici Cechoslovaky k cd
boil, Bartosovy propagatni pla
katy proti nasili a yrazd6n.
ustrednich mocnosti, fotografie
Masaryka Il legie pc bitv6 II
Zboroya, zemljanky pred Zbo-
roven, vlajka darovana rusk6
legii Japonci.
ZvlaStnf oddJleni v6novano
je pamatkam legie italsk6, kde
rozesm6ji navStevnlka vybor-
ne karikatury monarch6 CEN
tralnich mocnostf a Y nichz fo-
tografiemi a obrazy akademi-
ckych malifd znazorn6n ie IL
vot nasich hrdina V Italii. Ma
VSt6vnik naide 4 museu tsl. le-
Fii 2latou knihu Cechd cleve-
landsk1ch, pamatnik tesk6ho
ndrodnfho sdru2enf Y Clevelan-
du. Je tam take pietni koutek
pooraven1m hrdinGm italskG
legie a ob6tem tesk6 druziny.
Navst6vnika upouta poInf OIL
tar darovanF tsl. druzin6 roku
1911 d RUNE line cennG dary
(solnitka cd obtan1 mics
sk1ch. ikonv, dar obchodniho
domu Takezava V Tokiu a i),
not testnA savle Sc 2latou &C.
peli zlat1mi o7dobami daro-
vana naSimi sibirsk1mi hochv
nrvnimu ministru voienstvi
gen. Stefanikovi, jemuz bohu-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-15

gitacniho vyboru, ze ma Gle
veland dosti zamoznych lidi,
ale Jest take pravdivym, y
prav6 tyto yrstyy nejevi take
YOU obetavost jako drobny lid.