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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-20

stitutional Convention. The trap
Will not catch the sturdy Democ-
racy of the interior.
WE clip the foregoing from the
San Francisco Examiner, of April
18th, as a commentary on some
malicious remarks which appeared
In the Republican organ in this
city yesterday. While the HER
AID would have been glad to fol-
low in the able and patriotic lead
of the Examiner on this question
of the Constitutional Convention,
1t so happened that our Democratic
instincts lead us, six weeks ago, to
protest against a danger which we
then saw foreshadowed, and we
have maintained that attitude con-
sistently since. 1t gives us pleas
ure to record the fact that the En-
an,iner, in its contest with the Alta,
is conspicuously the victor, as any
controversialist will always be who,
In addition to fair abilities, has
planted himself on the basis OF
party honor and political morality.
The Democratic party may be
beaten, Its sworn servitors may
betray its hopes, but we are salts
fed, when the smoke of battle clears
away, If We can say, with King
Francis after the battle of Pavia
tall is lost save honor" Wha,
does a transient defeat amount t6
with the Democracy, on the suppo'
sition that the worst comes to the
worst? Twenty years. experience
of the sweet and bitter uses of pc.
litical adversely should by this
time have steeled Democrats to al
occasional casualty. The Exam
iner is making noble fight, IL
which 1t can claim the same palm
in influence and ability that the
HERALD may justly assert in poin
Of priority.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-20
SQUAD 20 she Core.

The Los Angeles HERALD Is fore
most among the many Democratic
papers of the State which come out
gaIlantly and vigorously against
the proposition for a non-partisan
unholy alliance OF the Democracy
with the Radicals, to enable the
Railroad Monopoly and the com.
bined monopolists of this city and
the State to elect whomsoever they
shall select as delegates to the Con-
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-20

During dinner the conversation
happened to fall upon the house
hold affairs. A gentleman said
carelessly: "Irs very disagreeabl Q
to be obliged to dismiss an old SER
want, but still 1 must get rid OF my
valet de chambre." "WhyW ~
have been asking for foot bath
for the last eight years. He has
never thought of it, and really
cannot do without one any Ion.
GER"
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-20
Latest Eastern News.
Wool Advancing.

PHILADELPHIA; April 19.-Wool
more active and prices easier. Sup
ply light. California fine and me-
dunn 20@30; coarse 1920.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-20
Herald Steam Printing House.

rhe Herald Steam Printing House is
not surpassed By any Job Printing office
on the Pacific Coast, outside of San Fran
cisco. in facilities for doing job work
Low prices, good work and expedition
may be relied upon at this office.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-20

WE beg to differ with the Er-
press in its conclusions as to what
the effect of Democratic, Republic
can and Workingmen's nomina-
lions respectively would be in Los
Angeles county. The Democracy
would come up into line splendidly
and sweep everything before them.
Three Republicans would vote the
Workingmen's ticket to two Dem
ocrats. That is our view. In fact,
we think there is no Democrat SO
recreant as to fail to recognize the
clarion call of his party. AS the
result of six years observation Of
the Democracy Of California, We
have learned to have a profound
contempt for most of its leaders and
a decided esteem for its rank and
file. When Napoleon, with the
army of Egypt, approached the
pyramids, he told his soldiers that
sixty centuries looked down upon
their achievements. The Demo.
cratic party can hardly count one
century, but it is old enough to be
the great-great-grandfather of any
existing party. We don't want to
see it disband. We hope to see ii
recover its old snap and energy, in.
stead. A straight-out Democratic
ticket for the Constitutional Con.
vention would be triumphantly
elected in Los Angeles county; 9
fusion ticket would be beaten
Put pin there. We are ready
to stand or fall by that prophecy.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-20

THE violent rain of yesterday has
undoubtedly destroyed much bar.
ley. Thousands of acres of it have
lodged, and the vegetation is so
rank and luxuriant that it will rust
and rot. But this is by no means
an unmixed evil. Barley is not, at
best, the most iemunerstive OF
our crops. The superintendent
rains which do mischief to the bar
ley increase the area of lands which
will yield heavy corn crops-and
corn is our most lucrative product
because Los Angeles county enjoys
almost a monopoly of the corn
grown in California. We have in
this county that precise combina-
tion of moisture and heat which i.
favorable to the growth of this &C.
real. 1t is not generally known,
but it is fact, that the area OF
California which will produce In
dian maize is very limited. 1t is
even more limited than the terri.
tory favorable to the growth of the
semi-tropical fruits in that portion
OF the Pacific Coast " hich acknowl-
edges the sway of the United States.
This year uplands which never be-
fore yielded corn will yield it most
abundantly. We should not be one
whit surprised II the corn crop of
Los Angeles county should this
year yield a million and half OF
dollars to our farmers. Until we
have reduced the economy OF Los
Angeles life to the stage of making
whisky out of our barley, and wine
out Of vineyards which yield
seven tons of grapes to the acre, at
profit, our moist lands, which
grow corn SO plentifully, will, after
our orange crop, be our principal
resource in the future.
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Bond subscriptions.

WASHINGTON, April 10th. THE
subscriptions to the four per cent.
bonds to-day amounted to $l75,.
600.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-20
NIGHTS NEWS.

Especial to the Herald by the Western
Union Telegraph C0mpanyI
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Communication from Bordeaux.

WASHINGTON, April 19th.-The
Secretary of the Treasury trans.
transmitted to the House of
Representatives a communication
from the Bordeaux Chamber of
Commerce addressed to the Presi-
dent and to Congress. They say
that in perusing the bill for tariff
they have been deeply impressed
by what concerns French wines,
especially at time when to GER
tain extent the idea of free trade
and the public financial situation,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-20
Violent storm at san Diego.

SAN DIEGO, April ia heavy
storm of wind from the South be-
gan early this morning and blew
all day. At five o'clock p. NJ. it
began to rain and up to $50 this
evening sixty hundredths of an
inch fell. 1t is still raining with
indications of o continuance
through the night. Wind south
west; thermometer falling. This is
by far the most violent storm of
the season. The rivers are all high
and we are likely to have overland
mails shut off for day or two.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-20

SAN JOSE, April 19.-Argument
In the case of Maggie Mcbride VS..
Mrs. Carmel Fallon, in which
plaintiff asked judgment for $780,
900 for SANDER, was concluded to-
day at noon. Verdict for defend
ant.
1t commenced raining here about
l o'clock this morning, which con-
tinued until about daylight and to-
day it showered lightly on and
off.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-20

has become very prosperous, had
induced them to hope that the
United States would gradually
lower their custom house duties
on the different articles of impor-
tation and, in lowering the rates,
would increase the revenue by in
creasing trade.
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The WOrkiug men,

PACHEco. April l9th.-Wellock
and O'Donnell addressed a meeting
of the Workingmen's Club at Con.
cord this afternoon. Kearney ex-
cused himself on account of sick
ness. Their speeches were not vic.
lent and no great enthusiasm was
evoked.
This section wRs favored with 8
fine shower this morning, which
greatly helps late sown grain.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-13
A Chinese School in Hartford,
Conn.

Rev. Jos. IL. Twlchell, of Hartford, in
an address before the Yale Law School,
a few evenings since, stated that the
Chinese government is maintaining in
the city of Hartford, at an annual eX-
pense of 100000, a school where more
than a hundred Chinese boys are going
through anIeducational course that is to
last fifteen years. Mr.. Twichell also gave
a history of the inception of this school,
the hero of which is Yung Wing, who
had the good fortune to be brought to
this country to get an education, land who
conceived at seventeen the plan which
it took him twenty years to carry into
effect. A young man so far American
lied that he took prizes at Yale for Eng
lish composition, and had to learn
Chinese again on going back to China,
his task was to press on the lmost con-
servative people in the world what
seemed a radical, if not a revolutionary,
project. He succeeded ut last, in IA coun-
try where the death of an officials
mother can delay an enterprise for three
years, and rose with the triumph of his
idea. Yung Wing is now mandarin of
high degree.-N. Y. Tribune.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-13
President Hayes and His Visit
10 PhiladeIphia.

Great preparations are being made for
the reception in Philadelphia of Presi-
dent Hayes the latter part of this mon h.
The President will be accompanied by
Mrs. Hayes, several members of the cabl
net and their wives and daughters. The
first reception will take place at the Lea
que House on the evening of the oath,
and the presidential patty will leave
Washington on the morning of that day.
The house and garden of the league will
he beautifully decorated on the occasion
On the 25th the Commercial Exchange
will do the honors. extending a recep-
ton at their rooms, and afterwards pro-
viding an excursion down the river and
bay. The distinguished visitors will
most likely remain in the city for ths
balance of the week, accepting invita-
tions to visit the leading manufacturing
establishments of the city.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-13
The MoIIie Kings Behavior

POTTsvILLE, April l2.-John Kehoe,
the Mollie king, has been suffering in
describable torments since the Governor
set the day of his doom. His behavior
has been unlike that of the Others who
were condemned to death, and fears
were entertained that he would not live
to die on the scatfold next Thursday.
When his wife conveyed to him the in
telligence of the action of the Board of
Pardons this afternoon his face brighten
ed up and he said: "Well, thank God ;
perhaps they will do something for me
vet" He made no effort to disguise his
feelings and acted as If he We're certain
of beating the gallows. Dennis Donnel-
ly, whose doom was finally sealed to-day
for May p2, accepts his fate composed
ly. He has throughout shown more
nerve than any of the other Mollie cul-
Drits
The daily gazette., 1878-04-13
Death of Valuable Horses.

The English thoroughbred stallion "All
Heart" recently imported by Charles
Reed, of New York, and tor which he
paid Lord Rosberry $500, died Tuesday
night at Monmouth Park from rupture,
supposed to have been caused by Injuries
received during the voyage. As year
ling he cost Lord Rosoberry 1000 gum
cas-.
Mr.. Astor's fine FLY Palmetto, four
years, by Narragansett. out of Minnie
Minor, by Lexington, died at Monmouth
Park on Friday last. She became fright
ened while Oh the track, and the gate be-
ing opened she ran outside, looming in
contact with some object on the road and
broke her neck.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-13

cratic Party Oh wilmington. apr6-tn
NOR SHERIFF.
Il To the Voters OF New Castle County
GENTLEMEN IL offer myself 10 your
confederation as O candidate for the Office
of sheriff OF New Castle county, subject to
the decision OF the Democratic Partv
pledging myself 70 support the successful
nominee. JAMES X. COLLINS.
Appoquinimink Hd., April 5th, 1873.
EOR SHERIFF
Il To the Democratic Voters OF New Cas-
County:
Genflenlen: Thankful for the support Civ
en- me at the last nomination again offer
myself as candidate for the Democratic Ic
nomination for Sheriff of New Castle Coun-
ty, pledgins my support 10 the successful
nominee. ROBERT q. JuhTIS.
jan14-d&wtn*
The daily gazette., 1878-04-13
A SeIE-Sacrificing ScOtchman

In New York recently physician un-
dertood to get the better of Mr.. Henry
Bergh's argument against the existence
of hydrophoba by offering the philan-
thropist $4,000 if he would consent to be
inoculated with mad dog virus. This
Mr.. Bergh declined to do for prudential
considerations, whereupon Scotchman
of that city promptly comes forward and
offers himself as a substitute, saying that
for $4,000 the doctor may inoculate him
to his hearts content, and in the full be-
lief that, if the patient dies, the fact
will prove the existence of hydrophobia,
because there will be no play ofimagina-
tive fears to kill him.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-13
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Letter from Samuel Townsend

For the Gazette
have read hints and insinuations from
Washington daring this session of Con-
gress, proposing to re-enact, or restore
the income tax. After various soundings
and rumbhngs, the House of Represen-
tetives which is called democratic, by a
committee or majority of a committee.
have reported in favor of said revival of
said od.ous rdscaRy income tar, that was
only to be considered necessity during
the war. Now, / warn the northern
democrats, for if they forsake their
manhood and bow their heads to south
ern lead and pressure, we are all gone
under again for all time. O'Byrne
OF the Herald goes astray sometimes, and
he accuses me of the same failing, but in
his opposition to the att tlempted restora-
ton of the income tax he has my heart
lest sympathy, and l say Johnny hit the
tricksters sledge hammer blows, the
south tried to break this old union up,
they lost their stake and their bonds,
ana now out of piece of vengeance try
TO get the democratic party to espouse
their scheme of putting an extra tax on
northern men who may have happened
to made some money by helping or favor
| ing the eternal holding together of the
old union. The Northern men (Republi-
cans) done,I will argree, some hellsh
acts, one of them franchising the negro
and told some of them when they were
getting I'D that measure they would curse
the day they fastened it ON the country.
Delaware acts manly, her democrats
only ask white mans aid but the
Southern democrats vote Republican
| negroes TO keep Southern democrats or
more properly the Southern clan in office.
L shall urge if L am at the county and
state democratic conventions this year,
to pass resolution setting forth our OPP
position to a revival of the odious income
| tax and forbid the candidate for Con
gress we nominate, from voting for the
| renewal of the said income tax if he is
| elected.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
Townsend, April Y, 1873.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-13
POLITICAL CARDS.
EoR MAYOR.
EDMUND n. FRAZER.

Subject 10 the Nomination OF the Demo-
cratic Party of Wilmington. apr6-tn
The daily gazette., 1878-04-13

This conundrum is now In circulation:
"What is the difference between pota-
to and lemon?" When the questioned
party says he don't know, the other says,
"Then don't want you to buy any le'
mons for me-" and then comes the cha
ha;ha!"
"Have I not right to be saucy, if..I
please" asked a young lady Of An old
bachelor. "Yes, If you please, but not if
you displease," was the answer.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-13
To the Democratic Voters OF New Cas-

atOR SHERIFF..
II To the Democratic Voters OF New Cas-
tie County:
Ge1ltteme7i: Encouraged by the fiatering
vote 1 received in ls76, In accord with the
request OF many friends L again offer my
self as candidate for the nomination for
Sheriff. Thankful for your votes heret,-
fore received. pledge myself TO support
the successful nominee.
GEO. @. WARD.
Jan. 23d, 1S78.-d&wtn
The daily gazette., 1878-04-13
For Sale

4 Jacksnps ., ioIs at y. r.. corner From
Eenlb 1' III jackson between Sixth and
Rrriss1u ~ sIrdn, iith between Van Buren, and
)en and Gn ~ pSllpin Avenue between Har-
lois ~ siIo1lhlng and north of the ahova
bverjne ~ .. W. corner Harrison and
lrrisono on ana delaware Avenue between
Pu''eenth street. wanna Avenue and
hoMAS r. LALLY.
E.stf zeal Estate Agent,
bp 6O2 Market st.
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nejnovejsi zpravy.

2 Anglicka SO oEnamuie, 10 50
stav obili poslcdnf dny znaens
slepsiI pFfxnivsm pocasim, vssk
droda pscnicc bude pfec jen pro-
stFedni. Jesmen 10 vybIcdly .
spstny.
Rakousks dFady oeekavaji, TO
potksif 80 9 branym odporom oby.
vatelstva phi obssreni Bosny .
Hsrccgoviny . pfiprsvuji STINT
sbor X obsaEeni q sAlohy.
v Texas ustoupili v demokrss
tiokS konvenci po nskoliksdsn-
MIN sasedkni vsIchni kandisku .
jmeuovkn ~ kandidktA guvsr.
nerstvf jednohlasna pFedseds nej-
vyisiho soudu Roberts.
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~ t'as. syfasi -. 10 ' pfsaehk
saiietm ifdal wi ksifeaashs '
spaletaossI sslits n. T. Wsbsrs.
10 Wsbef nshlssi ma ssoe slItIl
fehra mlste stilslska ~ sessl
ateh lselAeh. pssIl baas eA.lsas.
sssl Isho fwsbsfossj pliklssa q
easoIA ssidee,si stsrt slollI pI.a
'Isaeim sibofsm . aAssll . skrss
nostseh Ishe ukfass. sTss.k
Wsbsrovl pilsiibll. 10 lsk siisI :
shdffsl ID wsbsss sle 10 ' assst
. 90 asi - : s5.Isoha e,Isbrsl.
Osss,aieh ls5 nal dossssI 10 N.
sisehs. JsA usass yyfossmiss,
saopsitshy byIY 3 aiss : tsma
Ase'i pied : ast 4 I,day el sdso.
ho Para New Yorss. sasd
% 90 Illdshaf Ts 6amsis bts /
Yidyf Ten msa ssili,, sby mokl
sapIssli dan o hlsroa slsod po
maoho ies osrAdaI wsbsr, %
porolAe popifsi, u by byI eh.si
'vadks podpIaslsl, sls pstzssl 40.
4 a. 1850.
" spsIs'l' ma pentss ~. - Dra.
ht dsa, vs itvftek. iornoch Gar.
he, dive khlhosni East Felloi.
ana, svAdtiI 10 nal dsa nsb Nj
rosmlayy nsbsFsm ' minui,eb
doeeo, pfi ktertoh Wsbsr IsD pie.
mloaysI, sby nAsledovaI Jeho pil.
klada = natixeI mo l76 dol. holo-
70 q afad 80 slainfm sT6 mssitas.
Tai ,'sii svsdek, swasey. . West
Pslleiana, sysdtiI 10 cd websra
byi pFemlouvAr Nn vidal Go
VIC vyso,fovAnim nepiijdo ns 10.
vo.
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Move zpravy domaci.

I Konecm minulsho tydne o,
cbladllo sc pocasi ve statech stfed.
nfch, ra to ale trpf vedrem We
statech vfchodnich.
7 We stFedu vyhofel domek
Jana Kudy y Cedar Rapids, Ia.
ztrkta obnAsi $3.50. Pojistsni
$500.
4 We Fort Lincoln, v Monta
ns, shofely minuIs tsdsn vIkdni
sklady, phi eemf sniteno bylo
mnoistvi sksob. Skods paa 90
NJ 100000 dol.
Prvni balik novS bavlny
doveien byl do 81. Louis Y ncds.
u. pfiveien byl se schulenburg,
Paystts Co. Tsx. Prodkn byl
drsiebns - 81 oenta libra . DO.
slku lined do Liverpoolu.
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zAsedAnl sBamu rumunskaho
skoniilo &c dne 10. l. m. kniis
karel possIssvi mini 20 sntm
odrotajs prsvi, ie Ramunsko sss
ohovk pos,aveni takovs, kters do.
kAie ~ xsslabosaIo kongresu
berlinskam vssiich ohIed6.
v s&livu Sarosksm sttileIa vi.
lstDA Iod Ra.ka M neosbroi enou
Iodioi angIiokou. velitel vedI .i
siitnos, u Todlebons, kterf vyslo.
vii ssd pcIitovani mad pfipadem
tim q slibiI vie vyse,fi,i.
v Srbsku ranuie velkA ncspo.
koicnost q nevole mad tim, 10
kongrcs ursiI, ably Srbsko neslo
cas-, dlubu tarcckeho, vypadaifci
ma ptipojens X namu dsemi. Po
tita 80, 10 bude musit splatit 8 mi.
liond piastrh.
Mexinarodni komise k vysetfo,
nj povsthnf rhodopskeho, odobra
Ia sc ma mfsto povs,ani ponde-
IT,
q pcvnosti varny a sumenu
oznamuie, 90 je Turoi vyklfze.i
potali. --- Obyvatelstyo okoIf Ba-
tum jest 70 zbrani Y potiu 5000
m ehti mesto proli Rusim bra.
hitl.
v Starem SrbsKu Jest velke
roztiIeni proti rakouskemu obsas
zeni Bosny Mahomedane, Ar
nautd kfestane zbroji.
Y srbrku pokusii SO syn Kara.
fordsylto sosnovati povs,ani, COT
SO mu ysak nczdafio q on uprchl
do Uher.
As 80 tAbori po ysech hlavnfch
msstech Italie SO pofhda, ably SO
dal vsraz touzc po pfipojenf jiz>
niho Tyrobska. Vlada RakouskA
nersda vidi takov6 demonstrace,
ale vlkda ltalskA nemdse 81 pomo.
ci. -- Dokud 80 obccenstvo klidne
chovi, nemdzo Abory sapovidsti
neb nAsilnS roxhAnSu.
Ruske nedfedni tssopisectvo
jest vclmi nespokojeno Sc smlou-
Won Berlfnskou. PAnsla vista Ak
sakov mel pied uxavfcnim kon.
grcsu cvropskeho Moskvs tax
ostrou fcc proti dstupkdm Ruska,
10 byla mu dana vIAdon vSstraha
aby SO neopovaail po druhe TAX
ostfc vystupovati.
v srbsku Erusen byl stav oble.
teni a jina naffrenf platna y dobs
valky.
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ASGLICRo.

Hrabs Beaconsfeld Q Msrkys
Salisbury navratili se dne 10.
BerlinA q byli Doveru jakoi |
po ccls cests Londyns veil.
kim nadzenim lidu, rlAvou q Okla.
salosu pfijati. Dne Is. vysys.
,loval Beaconshcld parlamentu
dosnh rmIouvy bcrlinske. Hos
nosil sc, 10 dosablo Anglicko a.
siupkh zmsn viccb podslatnYoh
sis,i smlouvy ss. Stspanske ; 10
odvraeeno hroxiva postavoni
vnti neoivislostl Evropy a ncbcz
peti skody Anglicku. kongrcs
sem nayrAccno Turccku dve tie
tiny zami, ktere by mn byly die
smlouvy sv. stspansks odpadly.
Na severn move fise Turocke u.
tvofcna silna obrana hranice -
Balkan. Sredec jest prS nopair,
n5 q proto mohlo Anglicko do
pustiti, aby k Bulharsku pfivtss
lon byl. v Bosns Herzegovina
by hylo tfeba $4,000 tureck6ho
vojska a proto sylo prospssno
nechati 10 obsadiu Rakousku.
Recku 10 pfipojena east dzemi,
ale uspokojiti scbylo 10 nemoano,
jelikos by so nespokojiIo jinak,
Lee kdyt by dostalo Cafihrad. Ru
sko 10 obdrzelo pouzo Besarabii
v EvropS co ASH mu pfidsle.
no, Batum q Kars, 10 IN mnoho
ncstojf u TO beEtoho Turecko "a.
mo smlouvou sv. stspanskou xA-
dalo.
Po vysvS.lonf Boacons Zelda
pfislo X ostr6mu vfstupu mesi
Derby q Salisbury. Derby tvrdil,
10 oostoupil pied casem Z mini.
sterstva, ielikoi 80 icdnalo tajnS
. nkhle obsazeni ostrova Cypru
bes svoleni Porty. Salisbury
tvrsenf to popiraI tax roxhodns.
10 mus,l bst al volan rFedsedou
X pofadKu.
Minulou sobotu ve1er kritiso>
val Gladstone ostFo jednAni via.
dy q smlouvu berlihskou. Vyty-
hal, 10 Besarabie odtrtena cd
svobodnSho Rumunska vracena
despotickemu Ruskuj Rusko 10
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