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Show P I OPPOSES HUSBAND'S PLANS Tho first storm to mnr tho matrimonial hap-llv hap-llv ,I,CSK of Jn" Kubulll. t 110tl violinist, nnd his VVWi I,cn,1tlf''l wife, formorly Countess Mnrlanno Czaky Szo11, 1,1,8 arlson ovor tl10 l,rJecte(1 vlslt ot tho WMfK4WP m,1H,c'l,ln 10 1,10 Wlt-'d States on n long concert ,0U1' 'luring which ho expects to repeat 'his" form-llr!Jraffi-'w ''r triumphs. UIhS'SiV fej-'Afl?tt Having henrd that during a former, tour. Aineri-uWjBL'V Aineri-uWjBL'V -M &PW can wmeu .wont wild over Kubellk, kissed hjs wfflrM CiLJjPWw l,or,ra" Hun'oundcd his carriage and sent hun MwJ -nM ('rdB r letters demanding Interviews, his wlfo KV fears to allow him to como to the United State? i Vt-?fflJW nRll'n ,11'leH she Is at his side to scare off too eh- thuslnstie iiduiliors. ' ' v at v Kubellk nnd his manngor havo pointed out Ki i.X tlmt u ,B "ttcrb Impossible for Mme. Kubellk te -! ' take her twin children to America, and that to do so would seriously hinder tho hunt for tl..' dollar which tho violinist Is uu dertnklng. So Insistent Is the countess, however, that Kubellk Is considering tho advisability of either abandoning tho tour or defying his wlfo, regardless of consequences, Tho tour will Include New York, I'hllndelphln, Chicago, Washington, Indianapolis und St. Louis. |