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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
By MARIAN HALE

We have with us today the mod
ern version of the ancient cave
woman.
She lives not in a cave. but on
the beach.
Recently some designer. a furrier,
we suspect. realized the picturesque
ness of the prehistoric woman's
garb, and has used it as a model
for the seasons sartorial sensation
the fur bathing suit
Doubtless you have struggled
along several seasons without a sa-
BILE swimming suit, and unless your
family budget warrants an expendl-
ture of several thousands. you can
do so again. but If you wish the very
latest-here it is. .
The why of the fur bathing suit
eludes me. Why n should swell
ter under a Goa of, fur on a hot
day or swim in weather so cold as
to warrant one is beyond me. But
reason and style do not always walk
hand in hand.
At a fashionable beach, not many
miles from New York living models
parade the beach each day, wearing
fur bathing suits.
These are cut on the popular lines
of the silk or woll variety and are
made up in the popular furs of the
season.
Ermine. which is not nearly so
costly as it used to be, is very fash
ionabIe. Sometimes it is combined
with seal, the combination of black
and white against the blue sky and
water. being greatly admired.
Some snappy little suits OF Loop
ard skin, made up very much like
ballet costumes with a bodice and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

more fond of the Prince of Wales
than of Duke Henry.
And it's said here that the prin-
cess plans to go to London incognito
to greet Wales when he m hack
from his Oriental trip.
Wales Expected to Wed
Wales is expected to marry short
ly after his return. Everything is
arranged except that no bride has
been picked.
And Yolanda. it's said. wants a
chance with her dark Italian beauty
and dangerous black eyes before the
picking is done.
Meanwhile as Yolanda packs her
bags for London
And the royal ~counselors run
around in circles and declare girls
of the past were never like this
And Duke Henry is wondering
whether he'll have a bride or not
King Boris of Bulgaria is keeping
a watchful eye on the whole affair.
This impoverished Balkan king
sued for Yolanda's hand and got
some encouragement-from tbs
diplomats. Boris, who sadly needs
the support of one of the greater
powers. wonders just what his sta
tus at Rome is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
Your Health
Mushroom or Toadstool2
(By DIR. II. IL. Bishop

Mushroom or Toadstool?
Many people like mushrooms but
are afraid to gather their own be-
cause there have been so many
cases of poisoning from eating toad
stools or poisonous mushrooms.
A very common question is How
can 1 tell a mushroom from a toad
stool?"
What the questioner really wants
to know is how to tell what mush-
rooms are edible.
The popular tests, such as puttina
a silver coin or spoon in a mess OF
fungi. to see IL it blackens in process;
of cooking, all are absolutely worth
less.
Mushroom or toadstool poisons
are of two kinds: irritant and mar
cotic.
The irritant affects the stomach
and digestive organs soon after eat
ing. The narcotics r much more
dangerous. acting upon the nerve
centers without producing symp-
toms for many hours.
The irritant fungi often are recog-
nized by their taste when raw; the
narcotic frequently are pleasant. or
at least not disagreeable, to the pail
ate.
All mushrooms should be consid-
cred dangerous which have:
l.. A cup-like formation at the
base of the stem.
2. A scaly or close-fitting layer
at the base of the stem.
g.. Loose warts on the cap.
A.. A milky juice-unless this is
red.
s.. Great brittleness. with gills
nearly all of the same length, and
the flesh of the cap thin.
6. A honeycombed appearance of
the gills. if the flesh tastes bitter. or
the mouths of the tubes are reddish,
or the flesh changes color when cut
or bruised.
z. a cobwebby ring or veil when
the plant is young.
g.. A Shiny cap and c~lay-colored
spores.
All mushrooms that are ~decaying
or are in the immature button stage
should be avoided.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
RAISIN FOODS POPULAR
FOR USE IN SUMMER

The ability of raisins ( o revitalize
the system with almost instant ener-
gy, through th<ir sugar-content,
makes them an ideal warm weather
food, according to reports from
Fresno, California, the raisin capital
of the world.
For that reason raisin foods of all
kinds should be most popular
throughout the summer. Many
everyday meals are composed OF
plain foods that can be made doubly
attractive and healthful by the ad-
dition of this luscious California
fruit.
The most popular dish of the
summarize cream-when favored
with raisins, is not only a cooling
CONNECTION, but one hat helps to
take away the listlessness caused by
warm weather. The cooling quail
ties of ice cream are but a temper
airy relief. it is pointed out. Com
bined with the delicious flavor of
r~aisins. it is truly a delightful.
healthful dish.
The sugar in raisins is in practic-
ally predigested form, and is turned
into energy almost Immediately.
This re-vitalizing quality of the
raisin makes this fruit-food a boon
to warm weather fatigue and list
lessness.
Other foods than ice cream gain
in taste and health benefit when
favored with raisins. The ordinary
loaf of white bread is changed to a
delightful favorite in almost every
household by the simple addition OF
raisins. The luscious sugar sauce
flows from the raisins into the
dough during the baking. giving
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
Comedies is Worsted

Nancy and Nick had some magic
sowder in a salt-shaker Mr.. Peer
ibout had given them. He had
said:
ANY time you get near enougs
to hat mischievous fairy. Comet
Legs, sprinkle a little on his legs
They will lose their crookedness and
become straight. He will lose his
power and won't be able to ride his
shooting-star any more"
When the moon acted so crafty
and the Twins found Comet-Legs
fooling with the handles hat ran
he moon they thought of the pow
der.
Comet-Legs was so busy he didn't
see them and before you could have
cracked your thumb Nick had
sprinkled powder on the fairy's
crooked calves.
Comet-Legs gave a yell like a fire
whistle.
"Oh, Ouch.' he cried. whats
the matter? Oh, my legs. My nice,
lovely. crooked legs! They're getting
straight! oh, now 1 can't ride my
star any morel l can't visit my
wicked relatives, oh. OH OH"
Comet-Legs kept hopping around
on one foot and talking like a
photograph. But he stopped finally
and rubbed his eyes.
He looked at Nancy and Nick.
80 it's you, is it?" he said. 81
Just said to Eena Meena, my cousin,
the magician. Watch those kids.
They're up to something. Coming
all the way to the moon to help old
Peerabout, They'll do something
YETI And now you've up and gone
and done it, But I'll get even. That
powder makes anything hat is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
BY NEA SERVICE

bl NEFt SE4INtISI
ROME-A royal triangle. A tri-
angle with one of Europe's most
beautiful Processes at its apex, and
two heirs to thrones at the other
While a Balkan king at any time
may break openly into the regal
scramble for a heart and change the
triangle into a quadrangle,
That situation has been brought
about because Princess Yolanda,
eldest daughter of the Italian reign
ing pair, has a mind of her own.
Revolutionary Yolanda, a girl in
her early twenties. says she's going
to pick her husband without diplo-
matte aid. She's defying all the
counselors of her royal parents.
Diplomats Amazed
They're aghast-in the past their
decisions in matrimonial matters
have been accepted without ques-
ton.
They decreed Yolanda should wed
Duke Henry of Brabant, eldest so1
of the Belgian royal couple and heir
to the Belgian throne. Their be-
trothal is all but announced.
But Yolanda is said to be ia
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
OUR FIRST YEAR
By BRIDE

The best thing we can do - 70
get out Of i house. I want 20 hike
Till I'm weary"
1 didn't want TO at all. I wanted
TO stay at home and hear my hus-
band make love TO me. 1 wanted TO
kiss him. to run my fingers through
his hair. TO forget Barnick's money.
! thought 1 would scream IL I stayed
in our suite-close 20 Jack without
touching him.
1 was tired Of staggering about
independence. 1 hadn't been born
Independent. and I told myself that
l didn't want to achieve independ-
ence.
But what II 4. we're thrust upon
me?
What II Jack meant what he had
said2 What II we were parted for
ever by my acceptance Of the money
for the pearls?
The things one doesn't want 10
happen are always the things that
do. The \ particular person I
least cared TO see that day was Mrs.
Herrod. So, OF course. she turned
up in her car TO take us into the
country for a few hours.
The Chinese say a husband and
wife should live like guests in a
house. Then they won't quarrel.
Jack and 1 are playing the game
today" I explained.
l had to accoun somehow for the
formality she would surely detect
between Jack and me.
ITO be continued)
Copyright, 1922. NEA Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

Some afternoon when you're called
upon to serve A cool drink TO uuex-
pected visitors and have nothing pre-
pared you can easily make a re-
freshing and unique beverage by
combining ginger ale and grape
juice.
Mix a pint Of ginger ale with a
cup of grape juice in a shaker, or
if you have no shaker, pour them
from n pitcher to another several
times. Iced tea can be added by
using one pint ginger ale. one pint
grape juice and n pint tea. Serve
with cracked ice.
Here are two other hot weather
drinks hat require prepara-
ton.
Fruit Punch
One pineapple, l quart water. I
quart raspberries or strawberries. 6
oranges, 3 cups lemon strip,
cracked ice.
Crate pineapple. Put water and
pineapple in a smooth auce pan and
boil three minues. Strain. Add
juice pressed from quart of fruit,
orange juice and lemon strip. Pour
over cracked ice and serve.
Doganberry Cup
One quart l~oganberry juice. 1 pint
ginger ale, l pint tea, 2 lemons, l
cup sugar.
Squeeze juice from lemons and
strain. Stir sugar into hot tea.
When sugar is dissolved add remain
ing ingredients and pour over
cracked ice.
There are two things to remember
in serving iced drinks. Always
strain lemon or orange juice before
adding IN other Juices and always
serve a drink ice cold and with chips
of ice in the glasses.
(Copyrient 1922, NEA Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

me good and ] praise it highly. You
are welcome to use this letter a. :
testimonial. "-STELLA NEWTON, r
r. s, Portland, Indiana
Mothers - You should carefully
guard your daughters alth- Advise
her of the danger viii n comes from
standing around with cold or wetfeet,
from lifting heavy, articles, or over
working. Donot let her ~overstudy.
If she complains of b ada he, pains
in back or lower limbs, or if you no
tee a slowness of thought, nervous
ness or irritability onthe part of your
daughter, give her ca full attention
Lydia E. Pinkham's VeSet2bk
Compound is an ex client med1c1!9
for your daughter to take, az It ~
especially adapted tere'ev just such
symptoms. Remember it contains
nothing that can injure her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
To Stop Coughing at Night

A summer bronchial cough keeps
not only the sufferer but other mem
bers of the family awake. Alfred
Barker. 1861 Avondale ST., E. Liver
pool, o., writes: IT consider it my
duty to write and tell the results of
Foley's Honey and Tar, which I used
for my boy who had been suffering
from a bronchial cough for z or 5
weeks. Foley's Honey and Tar has
done him wonderful good and / shall
always recommend it." 1t soothes
and heals. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

I shoulder straps, are very reasonable
only a hundred dollars.
Moleskin lends itself admirably TO
the seasons modes. So does squir-
rel and kolinsky.
Six or eight hundred dollars will
buy a very nifty little suit II you
stick to medium-priced furs, but If
you have sable l~eanings, then there's
no limit TO what you can spend.
But what would the original cave
woman have got if she had handled
the family funds So casually?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
Chap. 5S-Lifc Is Empty without
Jack

Chap. 5S-Lifc is Empty without
Jack
I knew nothing was left for me
in any life apart from Jack. Thai
was the chief penalty for getting
married. Had 1 never lived with
Jack I'd have had a thousand inter-
ests in life. all humanity for my
friends. all the world 10 wander in.
But just by having been married
less than a year l had limited my
happiness in some ancient element
al way to whatever made Jack
happy. and my home TO the place
where he found his rest. I couldn't
grasp the meaning of this change.
After / had so narrowed my hori-
zon il was cruel that fate should
make me choose between my own
will and my husbands.
/ counted the troubles he and /
had. normal first year moods and
s~ilences. How petty l had been IN
each case!
Never again would I be petty. If
u home survived our present
quarrel.
Jack and / were beautifully polite
and c~onsiderate of each other over
Sunday. We talked OF Mary Smiths
new baby and OF Mrs. Herrod's new
car. And all the time we wanted to
discuss our personal affairs.
At last the humor of the situation
seemed TO grip Jack. He said sud-
denly.
Lady wife, We remind me of the
Chinese advice for making marriage
successful. That a husband and
wife should be as guests in a house."
To which 1 made a practical re-
ply:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
RECEPTION IS SUCCESS

SOUTH AMBOY. June 2O:-The
recent reception TO the senior class
of the high school proved one OF
the greatest successes of the season
and the juniors are being congratu-
lated on the magnificent program
presented TO their classmates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
If YOU ARE WELL BRED

You do not have two sets of man
ners-one for home and one for
company use.
You do not ignore all the prac-
tees of polite society at home, then
expect to have an easy. charming
manner with those acquaintance
you desire to please.
You respect the personal belong
ings of members of your family, and
take no liberties without their con-
sent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

Jazz music reached its height
during the season of 1921 and 1922.
Yet in the course of this jazz sea-
son Dorothy Donnelly wrote the
lyric, 1.-THE Song of Love-" set il
to the tune of S~chubert's unfinished
symphony. one of the most classic
melodies, and made it as popular
on Broadway as the most Jazzy
bluesi
She made it the theme of Bios
som Time" a play based on Schu-
bert's life.
This was so successful she is writ
ing lyric and books for W more
plays based on the lives of great
musicians. One deals with the life
of Chopin and will incorporate some
of his most familiar melodies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARToN

curved straight. I want 1t. Give
it here"
And he jerked the shaker from
Nick's hand.
"If / shake some of this powder
on the moon it will change from
round to square. And I'm going 10
dc IT." he cried.
Away he ran.
ITO be continued)
Copyright, 1922, NEA Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

would O1Ien u8vO
Ito lie down BE-
cause of pains.
One Sunday my
aunt was visiting
JUS and she said
|her girls took
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
COMPOUND and got
well, SO mother
said she guessed
|sh would let me
|trvit 1t is doing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20

the whole loaf a most delicious
flavor.
The iron content of r~aisins, long
admitted TO exceed that of other
fruits, is a blood builder needed in
summer and winter alike. In easily
assimilable form ii is readily alb
sorbed by the blood to replenish
the small amount lost by the body
daily.
It has been noted recently tina;
business men. who must necessarily
maintain their energy during tbs
sweltering days of June, July, Aug
ust and September, to a large de-
gree eat some m of the many
raisin foods with an ice cold glass
Of milk for their luncheon. Since
the recent advent of the popular
five-cent package of r~aisins. procur-
able almost anywhere, these same
business men are often seer nibbling
the little nuggets of iron" in mid
afternoon.
A raisin product at least once a
day. and preferably at noon when
the sun is hottest. will work Won
ders in restoring sapped energy
during the summer months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-20
GIRL HAD
PAINFUL TIMES
Mothers-Read This Letter
and Statement Which
Follows

Portland, Indiana. was troubled
withirregularity and constipation and
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-06-30
Til inspektori jmenOyanl.

Policeini komlsaE, Gather, jme-
noval We stfedu til mistoinspekto-
ry, jak daDo bylo mu Pravo zakono-
darnou. Mistoinspektory jmenova-
o. .byli kapitani: Charles E. Hurley
1strednf stanice. John j. Santry
JIM a George E. Lurz, kapitan
jlzdni sluzby. Kapitany jmenovani
byli lieutenante: James M. Lever
ton pro severo7ychodni stanici.
Thomas j. Mooney pro v5chddni
stanici William M. Whittle pro il
hozapadni stanici. Ma lieutenanty
povyseni byli sergeanti: White,
Atkinson Catch. Severov5 5chodni
stanice spadati bude pod dozor mi
stoinspektora Lure.
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Plan mzd0ve Sazby padl
mEStSke rade.

Druh5 odbor mastske rady zamitl
We stfedu 9 hlasy proti l plan pre-.
dlozeny Baltimorskym Sdruzenim
Prace zadajicf. aby meststi kontra
ktofi platili stalym obyceinym "a
uniove mzdy. Ku or
hodnuti "a zakfad slouzilo rozhed-
mutt governors Ritchie. kdyz tento
r. 1899 byl asistentem mestskeho
advokata a jako takovy rozhodl ze
podobna pTedloha tehdy prijata ma
yorem mestskou radou, jest ne
platnou, ponSvac k nj ami may or ami
mestska rada opravn9ni nejsou.
Keyiy pomnik We sporu.
Sochaf pomniku Francis Scotia
Key. ktery nedavno odhalen byl ma
byvale pevnosti McHenry "a pfi-
tomnosti presidenta Hardinga. ma
byti zalovan ma odskodne v obnosu
!$ll.50O. zalobu proti sOchafi Me.
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SeStnact osob poraneno.

V nedelnich automobilovych ne
hodach poran9no bylo sestn&ct osob.
TTi poraneni tezce.
= Ctyfi osoby poransny byly v
pondeli. v jedne nehod fidic
hasieske stffkacky chtsje vyhnouti
Sc automebilu, vjel ma chodnik ma
Lombard ulici u Hopkins Place.
" 1tery zraneny byly dvs o.
soby.
ChicazSka opera do Baltimore.
V budoucf zimni sezons Chicago
Grand Opera davati bude Balti.
more misto obvyklych TIFF oper ctyfi
opery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-06-30

hausovi poda sochar Sieberu New
Yorku. ktery tvrdi. ze pomnfk jest
ieho ideou spolu i provedenfm.
Niehaus poskytl mu pry jenom pe-
nezitou pomoc a nyni celou slavu
odnaSi. -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-06-30
Krvavy boj v Herrin.


We srazce stavkuifcich 8 uniovf.
mi hornfky bliz dol0 Heron, ILL.,.
vsech padlych jest asi tficet,z nichz
"a mrtyoly byly ztotozneny. Me-
ri padlymi jsou stavkokazi, detekti-
vove 6castDfci uajezdu ma dnl.
Pravi Sc tez, ze vetsina padlyeh
stavkokaz1 pochazi Chicago.
Tabor stavkokaz1. pred nimz
hlavnf srazka Sc odehrala, byl W.
palen. "a vseobecn6ho zmatku W.
naly Sc budovy k d6lu onomu male
zejici iakoz nakladni vlak uhlim
naplneny. 48 stavkokaz6 upadlo y
zajetf a odvedeni do blizkeho lesfka,
kde zajatci pokusili Sc pry 1tek.
Polo1fedni zprava k tomu pozna-
menava, ze "a dotceneho pokusu do
slo k rozcilujicfm scenam. Mnoho
prchajicfch bylo pry pobito a ne
ktefi zsvleceni po SVEN druhem
lzajetiszp9t do hornicke kolonie, kde
pry byli ponechanf beg vody hla-
du v pOutech ma vysluni pebliz ce-
sty. Mrtvoly zastrelenych neb iinak
zahubenych muzn roztrouseny byly
ma boiisti ma vzdalenost patnacti
mil. z tech vetsina podlehla ranam
stfelnym. nekterf byli utluceni obu-
| Sky tfi byli pry lyncovani.
K velice prudke srazce doSlo tez
ma hfbitnvku. kde nalezeno byl0 sest
mrtvych a nekolik muzr We smrtel-
nem zapasu.
Zpravodaj spejeneho tisku sdelu-
ie, ze nekteTi zajatci byli pfivleceni
poutech "a automobily zpet do
mestecka. Tela dotcenych muz1
byla pr5 hrozne, silnicnim sterkem
rozdrasana nektefi utrpeli stfel-
nym ranami. Vsichni trpeli hroznou
zizni domacich lidi nikdo Jim
pry dousek vody nepodal. Jeden z
ubozakn mel tvaf silnicnfm sterkem
rozedranou a jeho ruka byla temet
stTelou cd trupu odtrzena. Zapfisa-
hal pry kterous mladou zenu 0 cisi
napoie. tato vsak prosbu odmitla.
l
We zmin9nem lesiku nalezen0 cel-
KEN sestnact zastfelenych neunio-
vych delnik1. kdezto jina zprava
di, ze asi tsic muzo mladik1 zab5-
va Sc pronasledovanim uprchlikn.
aeuniovych hornik1. ktefi krvavS
zapas preckali, spasivse Sc 1tekem k
illinoiske hranici.
| Nektere mrtvoly padlych byly
odvezeny do okolnich mestecek.
V Marion znstaly sc poznstatky
! ctyf neztotozn9nvch muz1. kdez-
to marnici v Herrin bylo sedmnact
mrtvol sest muz1 Sc smrti zapasi-
cfch. #
NespOkoienost mezi stavkujicimi
panovala hned cd pocatku stehovani
neunioveho delnictva do naznacene-
no d1lu.
Parcelace HabSbnrskyCh panStvf
rla SlOVenSku.
DIE rozhodnutl ministerstva ze-
medelstvi budou pfed3ny k parcela-
. ci byvale statky Habsburske ma Slo-
a vensku. nyni statni. Jsou to stat
ky: Holic. Topolcany Visa.
: Diva teSafi zabiti bleSkem.
Pfi prudke boufi Klatovect
byli diva tesafi Frantisek Stach 1
Vaclav Noha pfi praci ma stfese do
fnu Frant. Thomana zabiti bleskem
Stach. jedina opora starych svycl
). rodicn, yratil Sc teprve pied pn
a rckem ruskeho zaietf. Noha "a
u nechal vdovu Sc 6 dstmi We vsku OF
l8 m9aic0 do 10 let.
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Tri milionoyy pier.

Ma Locust Point vybudovan byti
ma mestsky pier, ienz ma stati
$4,000 600. Pier ma miti 6 po-
school slouziti ma "a skladiste
mouky, jez by dano bylo najem
firme w. P. Tauner-Gross New
Yorku. Zbudovani pieru zavisi ma
rozhodnuti zeleznienich spolecnosti,
daji.li tyto vyhody takove jake da.
vail We FiIadelfii. Zvlast9 Penn
sylvanska draha sotva bude chtiti
vJhody tyto poskytnouti. ponevas
vzdy pfednost' dava Filadelfii. kde
by postaveni pieru radeii vid6la.
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KrejeovSka Stavka.

Mezi $500 a 5000 kreicovskSch
delnikn vyslo We ctvrtek pnl ctvr-
te odpoledne ma st&vku. Krejcov-
ske dilny az ma tfi stavkou dOtceny
isou. Dilny. jez pracovAti budou
jsou: Sonneborn. Philip Kahn &
Co. Schloss Bros. & Co. Stavku
jici z&daji pfidavek 20 procentni.
ienz by byl ma 1rovni Sc mzdami til
jmenovaAych dilen. a registraci
shopovych kontraktn. Mnozi to.
varnikn zadavaji mensi kontrakty
malym dilnam. unie tvrdl. cimz
krejcovska industrie Baltimore
ie disorganisovana mzdy delnik0
stlaceny k bodu pranfzkemu. Unie
dale tvrdf. ze pracoynf podmlnky
We mnohych koatraktnfch dilnach
jsou tax spatne jako byly dfivej.
sich dobach. kdy ''sweatshop" W.
dfidusstvi kvetlo.
Byva1f SuSi agenti odsouzeni.
Otis Augevine a Richard ]. Bur-
lasque. byvali prohibicnl agenti.
ktefi bez zatykace pTepadli dom
Frank A. Lutte Knoxville, Ere.
derrick okres. %. dubna. odsouzen
byli v pondelf do zalafe. AugeviD'
odsouzen byl nass6 mesicn, Burlesqut
ma 80 dni.
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znaGne zmenSena.
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most mezi nemluvnaty zmensen
byla Baltimore skorem 0 cello
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MlStnl zprdyy.
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" budoucim tydnu otevfe le-
kafskou svoji 1fadovnu DR.. Vincent
Joska, jenz pred rokem velikym
1spechem graduoval lekafsk6
fakulty Marylandske university po-
v5sen byv ma doktora vsehn lekaf-
tvf. Po povysenf dostalo sc dru.
Jcskovl zvlastniho uznani imenova.
MIN no internim lekaTem universit-
nj nemocnice. kde pc cely rok pro-
Sci praktickou zkusenostt lekafe v
kazdem oboru l5kafske vedy.
DIR. Joska, zkuseny lekaT v8rny
syn vlasti ceske, hotov jest poslou-
ziti v oboru SVEN co nejsvedOmiteji.
Vefejnost' Ceskoslovenska ziskava v
n9m jak znameniteho lekare, tax
pfitele.
DR.. Joska otevTe svoji dradovnu
dome, (. 845 N. Patterson Park
a Ashland Avenue.