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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

Mr.. Arson Miller. Commissioner.
elect for the seesnd district. with his
wife, will start on Saturday for Wis.
cOnsin, and will be absent about six
weeks. They will visit friends in
Waupun and Mrs. Miller's brother,
James l.. Thwing, ediiorof the Rcljo,'-
ter at Fond du Lac.-!Sdiiad thdns,,s)
Journal.
Our guests were welcomed on We'd
nesday morning. Thursday cveiiina
they took the train for WaupuI. to
put i'm theirvi there, that they might;
be able to comply with our petition Ia
help us devour u quantity of turkey
engaged Ia appear in pal;,iable shape
on the scene, ON Thursday next. Re
turning here Onnext "Wednesday even;
ing, they Will remain several DAYS. and
then start for a trip to New York. =
Fond d,t Lac Rcpo,fe.,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04
T.nk zee

The Tank Kee lectures are adver-
tised at tine Opera House for next
"Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
These lectures have drawn large
houses in the cities of the East and the
most fiatteriny notices have been
given the lecturer by the press. The
growing interest in the celestial land
has has made Americans curious to
know the habits and customs of that
people, and the lecturer now coming
has more than the casual observations
of the hurried Traveller through China,
with which to satisfy this curiosity.
We bespeak for both lectures full
houses.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

A. ian ounce 81 prevention j. worth
pound of cUrc'' /; j. a good plan To
buy a bottle Of kBES-' FEVER TON
it, aud during the season when Chilli
and Fcycr are prevalent. take -Iuaii
dose daily, thu preventing IA" I,''si-
biliiy of contracting ANY ARlarial die
e.,se. II sou have tine Af1ic buy a lot
tie and BE- cured promptly AMI -un.Iy.
The money refunded II il doe, not cure.
II contains ne 'suiniBe OF Poison, and
J. Ileasan' H. take
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04
Ene Huadr.d Iho.,.na s,,a.a.

In the Iae; Er~ nssafh- tls~r. has
t--cn nIor- than sssl.0 pf isg;iIs-- ~ -HI-
DoH'S CURE sasd. oai ~ uge yasi
number 81 people ~iso have ass-i IL.
moi. thsa 2.ssS czs-.- 81 CoHssISugss ls.rs
have been ear,-L All cssagil-. crassp.
Asthma. and BroseiIiii-. yield a; once,
hsncr IL - Tia; everybody -i-sks In it,
praise To thsr~e ~bo have ma e-<-l
H. isf N -ay, " you tar. = Ce-szi,. OF
your elsiia The Cr"ap. and yoa vaiss
iif.- don't fail 90 try IL for Lame
Bsek, side os Chest. as- -iii.I,'- PoF-
s.a- f;a-ssrs- -.s,d ~ y.-r dsuxyiss.
HOWARD ". SALE, sAiins, kas-..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

The party given by Mrs. Emerson
at the Linden Hotel on Thanksgiving
evening, was a most delightful affair.
A musical treat was provided in her
parlOrs between seven and nine o'clock
when the ladies and gentlemen repair
ell to the dining room and INDUCED in
n most enjoyable dance. At l2O'clOck
a splendid collation. was served.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

The following ladies were appointed
at the Union Services at the NJ. f.
Church Thanksgiving day, to look
after and disburse the charity Of the
churches to the poor for the coming
year: Mrs. Faulkner, Methodist; Mrs.
Sloan, Presbyterian /; Miss Mcclure,
Lutheran; Mrs. Woolley, Christian ;
Mrs. Bowers, Baptist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

At the regular meeting of the Board
Of Education Oh Monday evening, the
committee on school building and
school property were instructed to
make inquiries for a site for new
school building. The north part OF
the city seems to be considered as en-
titled to the new school house, i'm case
it is decided to build. The:Clerk's sal
ary was fixed at 500.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

Mrs J. p. Hedigan, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Cotton, started for New
Mexico last Sunday evening. She
goes i'm search Of health which has
been very poorly for some time. The
many friends of this excellent lady
wish that she may find the New Mexico
air health restorative, and that she
NAV soon return to Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

The Salina Liberal Society will
meet at 1880 a. NJ, Sunday next, in
stead Of p. NJ, as heretofore. Be
lieving that the cause of truth cannot
lose by investigation and intelligent
exchange of views, we cordially in
wife persons of all shades of opinion to
meet with us and take part i'm discus
sion if they SO desire, at Liederkrans
Hall.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04
4 Strange People .

Do yoI know tia; iber. are ssrzBg.
people In oar community: ~e -sy
strange tecaa-e they seem to Tr.f.-r u
suffer and Ia-- their day-- mi-erably
made ~ By Disfsg-ia. and Liver Com
paint. Indigestion. Constipation. and
tiencrzi Debility. Whsr SHILOH :
NITSLIZfR !. gsasran;fs=i Ca ear.
them Sp.s; by HOWARD VI. -AI.E
-slina. Kansas.
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Osaiai So,ic.,

Sstiee J. har,iy ri'sa thzf i'f. 4 ,. Nsft-s >
Ger oslF iiss ~ tn usr - Ests--r a. i.ss.
ssr astia1lai y aiar-s n .aliaa ksarzs ~ pr
~, are hsryby c-uti11s'i s-zi-si E.s7starir i.s
- bcsisi listss - SCI gar1i's % i.s-s-si =,
taisr .s-apz-F y - - dairr ~ r~1s-r iaess
ssives rIasiiy lts.is - fsssse1si.q - lsf-tarf
hs-rt. rrssr4 Sili - B4.s Sc sass-tsa-iss fts;
siu i-ss - ~ ss-irs1i = suy rsrlis. - usts-
fsl ~ q az - psr Pai@n.s
F-sss-a. -. izhis-s-
p EaiEgE-T CABIaS.
Tr-aa C.assvasr fs-atsf vrf-,-sf- -,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04
Nothing Like u.

Jackson's Common Sense Lini
ment-good for man or beast -willnot
burn or blister. Requires no rubbing
cooling, soothing, strengthening. \
positive cure for all ailments requiring
an outside application. For sale 10y
Oscar Seitz. Druggist. Wholesale
aeents-McPike X Fox, Atchison,
Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

Mr.. G. +. Norton. Fuel Agent of the
st. Louis & Iron Mountain Railroad,
arrived the first Of the week for a short
visit among his relatives. He was ac-
companied by his father-in-law, Mr..
S. c. Reyes, well known to our older
residents, who went out to Gypsum
Greek to look after the farm which he
OWNS out there. Both gentlemen re-
turned East Tuesday morning.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04
Notice.

Parties having Clothing ordered nj
T.. J. Mccormick : over four months.
and having n deposit pail on them,
are requested 10 call for them or they
will lee sold al public sale.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

The Swedish Lutheran Church was
crowded last Monday night, on the Oc-
casion of the lecture of Mr.. John a.
Enander. of Chicago. He is the editor
Of the Cana Och Nyd Henaldadet, the
most prOminentand the Oldest Swed-
ish newspaper in the United States.
The lecture is said to heve been replete
with instruction and good points, and
was greatly enjoyed by the audience.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04
The LARGEST Farm In the World.

Tn" lsrssi farm. Ia ihs world 4 10 mills -quar
an. J, siias,@l IN Elis oruniy. Kan7as- IT, pro-
pTi"ior Is a wealthy Eugli,hnaB named Ceor.-
''runi, who niniei BIZ estate victoria, Ia honor O.
his Sovereign Na,i herisof cattle AMI q sarals,
brigade of mounted ,ioekrBsa rgsiH over th- fac
oi lhis great farH.. whica the only remedy ~,
ploys'l 1sr b-uises inflammation ssJ the iEr. 8
'iic-' Liuiiar NJ isIiis Aluaosia Giles Pm. Cur
pll-s
--,il ~ oCzmi isli. - nj, Ter t-rsILlst
Hr tttr4
- Wet Efsairzy
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

The Brookville Independent made
its first appearance last week. The
publishers are Mr.. &. l.. Albin, former
editor Of the AduOcdte of this city, and
J. s. Upper. Esq, formerly an attor
ney of this place. They have started
out with good paper and fine patron
age. Both gentlemen possess good
abilities, and will succeed in their ven
ture.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

In addition to bringing in foreign
lecturers would it not be well for us to
give our home talent, a chance. We
have among us gentlemen of ability
and oratorical talent, who would Ger
tainly not fail to entertain an audience.
A number Of good speakers belong to
the bar and pulpit of Salina, who would
undoubtedly do rs well a. many who
are brought here at considerable ex-
pense
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

We were pleased yesterday to grasp
the hand of Mr.. Presbrey, the new ed
itor Of the Mcpherson Independent
The Independent is TO be issued to-day
for the first time under the new man
agement. We are very favorably inl-
pressed with Mr.. Presbrey, and be-
lieve the people of Mcpherson will
now have one of the best papers in
this section. To the new proprietor-
We extend our best wishes for their
success
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04
We begin to think that if the Senior

We begin to think that if the Senior
should happen to he appointed Regis
ter of the U. s. Land Office, the Rat
will lose what little reason he ever
had. a conscience which troubles
him and the Seniors candidacy, keeps
him on the ragged edge all the while
We are afraid he will soon go hence
Then again, there is no chance of his
getting any more cheese. Silsby has
left and election is over.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04
Married.

At Saliha, Nov. 18th, Mr. Daniel
Taylor, Of Las Vegas. New Mexico, Ia
Miss Josephine II. Donnei. OF San,iu>-
ky,O
Al Rockville, on the 2sth of Now,
Mr.. Will D. BEEN, of saliBa. 10 Miss
Jennie Brownsop, Of Fond Du Lac,
Wisconsin.
At Salina, on Dec. md, Mr.. John r.
Wallace, to Miss Susie Bayniller. both
Of SAlina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

A son ofDr. 6. A. W. Bone, while
playing in the barn last week, fell
from the hayloft to the ground floor,
breaking one of his arms in two places.
He is doing well under the Doctors
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

The team driven by Mr.. West, oil
the Lindsborg hack line, having been
left unhitched in front of the post Of
flee last Monday afternoon, started off
eastward on run and jump, its
speed becoming accelerated every
moment. By the time it had run
around the post Office square, and was
returning northward on Santa Fe, it
was going after the style OF a Kansas
tornado. When it reached the cross
ing near Harms cigar store, it took a
flying leap and bounded over wagon
standing in the street, "clipped off "
the wagon box, aud ran some distance
further. In the melee the hack was
bereft of its top, and was Il sad picture
of annihilation. The team was in
jured very little, If any.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04
New Firm. New Store t! New Goods

Liiowich a Woisieiicr. dealers in
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Motions. La
dies aud Gents Underwear, Boots and
shoes, Hats and CAPS, Staple and
Fancy CToceries
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04
Kansas Central Foundry.

Iron ana brass castings. stone fronts,
columns, machine repair, horse pow.
or aud cane mills, engine repairs, &c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

Messrs. F. Goodnow & Co., report
the following prices for grain: Wheat
No. :, *; No. 8. 9oGf95: No. 4. 81; re-
jecie,l, 81; Rye, 10: Oats, ~: Corn, -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04


We acknowledge the invitation 10 y
wedding which was To have occurred
in the Presbyterian Church At Wilson,
last evening. The high contracting
parties Were Mr.. Z. F..Kellog., editor
of the Ellsworth Reporter, and Mis-
Vina NJ. Fowler, of Wilson. There
is no young man of greater promise in
Central or Western Kansas than Mr..
Kellogg. He is the editor of one of
the best weeklieS in the State, is a
gentleman of fine ability and the pos
SCISSOR of many pnpLlarqualities. For
the respect the newspaper men hear
towards friend kellogg, they gladly
unite in salu:ing the bride who has
won his affection.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04
For Sllc-

y good Spring Wagon suitable foi
one or two horses. Apply to T.. J
Mri 'nrnIicl,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04
Select Poetry.

OF all the business houses in the Eas'
or in the West,
The house of Campbell, Sloan & Tut
hill is known to be the best;
They have goods for all creation, and
their banner is unfurled,
With general invitation to the peo-
pie of the world.
Then come along, come along, make
no delay.
Come from all directions, come in ev-
cry way;
Their store is large enough, don't be
afraid,
G. S. & F. have goods enough, and
that's the place to trade.
To those who live on Gypsum. the
Smoky or Saline,
Or any creek or valley that may lie
along between,
IT you want TO buy goods cheap in Sa-
lima when you go,
Don't fail to your trading at Camp
bell. Sloan & Tuthilrs store.
Come along, come along. etc.
Good people of Sa!ina, on every street
and lane,
That all may know your head is level
aud that you are entirely sane.
When you 90 ont shopping and war;
to buy things low,
Make ice line and walk in To Camp
bell, Sloan & Tuthill's store.
Come along, come along, etc.
Old Fogy cannot win the race, he is
so very slow;
Young America says, Clear the
track at c. :. & It's store.
They defy all competition, and their
!. motto. '.Go Ahead
They deliver goods all over town.
and charge you nary red.
Game at0up come along etc
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

We regret to announce the death of
Mrs. Shields. wife Prof c. p. Shields.
who died Of pneumonia in this city la,
Friday night. Prof Shields had re-
moved to Kansas from Kentucky for
the purpose Of bepefitting his health.
He was making arrangements 70 set
tie here permanently, aud the aeluisi-
ton of this family To Salipa society
was regarded Is very valuable one.
Although personally unacquaintei
with the deceased, We have heard her
spoken Of in the highest terms. The
funeral services took place at the NJ. z.
Church last Monday afternoon, being
conducted by Rev. @. s. Dearborn.
Although comparatively a stranger
here, the Professor can rest assured
that nauch..sympathy has been express
ed for him in his sod bereavement.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

a gentleman in this city. a few Years
ago, made Miss swallow her words on
the street -Vcroid
That could mol have been the Rat
who walked up in off Office and
threatened To put = head on u.s. if we
continued to caii him Rat, rs he is.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04
The following ,oBcernins. a gentle

The following concerning y gentle
man quite well known in Saliia, i
taken from the Kansas City Price
current:
Mr.. A.. Con.,lc, the popular live
stock agent for the Kansas Pacific
Railroad, has resigned his position.
and will. in the future. devote his Ell
tire attention Ia his Western cattle
business Mr.. ConkL had been with
the X. r. six yearsas its stock agent,
and by his courteous bearing and fine
business qualities made many friends
for his ROAD among Western shippers
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

Tickets for the Tank kee lecture, Ito
be given in the Opera House next We'd
nesday and Thursdayevening), will be
on sale next Monday, December sth, at
10. Campbell's Drug Store, where you
can get reserved seat without extra
charge. All persons holding season
tickets can get reserved seats at same
time, without extra charge. Those who
have subscribed for season tickets can
get them at any time now by calling
on A. c. Sloan. Single ticket, sOS::;
Tickets for children under Il years,
-.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

The other day two of the Saiina &
Southwestern and two of the IN. X.
& Pr cast into Oblivion their old rail-
road feuds, joined hands. stepped into
the same carriage and went southwark
OH railroad intsrests in which the par
ties were mutually interested. OF
course the uHion OF the ''hostiles' was
the occasion of much amuseinent-es-
pecially to friend Stevens; the livery
man of Mcpherson, who met them,
and returning to Mcpherson, he report
ed that a vast caravan composed oflicns
and lambs, &C., was approaching, and
that the grand consolidation WIS TO
give AN exhibition in that town The
funniest part OF il was that the Me-
Phersoniies really believed that some
great show was coming ard were on
the fmf cire for tie procession
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

A number ofour city musicians met
ut the house of Miss Jennie Sloan on
Tuesday evening, TO talk over the
forming of musical union. Mr.. ia
cob Dewitt was elected chairman and
Mrs. White, secretary of the temporary
organization. The plan of union
was discussed and steps taken TO com
plete the organization. They will
meet again next Tuesday evening at
the music rooms of Mr.. Hungfeisch
and Mrs. White, on Santa FEE Avenue
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04

Mr.. Freeman kiGgman has return
ed from a short visit in Illinois. He
had to go back to his old "stan,pin,
ground" to eat Thanksgiving turkey.
He says that everybody East is feeling
good over good times; that il is the
expectation of all that wave of easy
times will sweep all over this country
better times than We have had since
the war; that the coming wheat crop
will place Kansas in the van, SO that
next year she will be one of the states
bOasting of easy times.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04


Thanksgiving Day. passed. pleasant
" in Salina. The "dining and wine
ing" was principally in private fimi-
lies, among themselves and by their
own firesiies. The hotels and board
ing houses -bettered the .'square meals"
somewhat, of course. We Judge BY
the number of turkeys in the market
the day before Thanksgiving. and the
deficiency thereof the day after, that
nearly every family must have been
so reckless As to indulge. There Were
services appropriate 70 the occasion at
the Episcopal Church, conducted by
the Rector. At the union services in
the NJ. +. Church there was large
audience present, ani 4 clear logical,
forcible sermon upon the times was
pronounced 10y Rev. A. J. Hartsock,
the pastor of the Lutheran Church.
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A Good Plan.

THaI.is~ 81 cent. ''' .
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father of rs nice a girlas has been born
between the rising and setting sun.
The entertainment given by tn.
Sabbath school Of the Christian Church
last Sunday evening was very inter.
esting affair. The little people. acquit.
ted themselves admirably. The ser.
vices were very appropriate.
Jack" Downing. OF the HAYS City
Star, was i'm Salina on Saturday and
favored us with call. He was in this
city on business connected with hi.
towns organization, and also to secur.
subscriptions "a M illustrated holiday
magazine.
The streets were AGAIN f.,isd with
teams last Saturday. There was al
most a blockade AT one time, requiring
the stentorian summons from the mar
shall of "moye on" The crowded
streets reminded Us that Salina was
still the bushes; mart not ,eart, rs the
printer made us say in an article last
week of Central Kansas.
a nice little fall of snow last Thurs
day night which, in few short:hours,
dissolved, leaving only email patches
here and there. 1t was the first snow
of the season. The boys who were the
happy Pnssessors Of sleti~ land their
names were not Legion made the best
use possible Of this rare visitor to this
climate.
Since our last publicationthe follow.
ing are among the important cases
which have been tried i'm the District
Court: Gels VS.. Beebe, verdict for
plaintiff: Pennewell VS.. Clark, verdict
Tor plaintiff; Johnson vs.. Hokeson,
verdict for plaintiff; Lindstrom vs..
Ltndstrom divorce easel, decree Ey
plaintiff.
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SPANELsKo.

v snsmu spanelskem oEnamen
byl nAstavaiici shatek krale $ ve.
vodky nj MART Cbristinou rakon.
skou a xiroyeh podana pfcdloha
ma povolcni i pfpmH. Die ptod.
lohy Is msla by miti kralovna
1900 Iiber sterlingd as $4,000
doll rotnioL pfijmh u pAda
ovdovsni pensi 10000 libcr
foo. 900 dol ] roens.
v senatu pteeetl minls,r osad
ylAdni pfedlohu ohledna odstra'
nsni otroc,yi, kters al dosud pa
nuje M Kabs. v pfodloEc SO d.
10 pokroeila doba nepf'pousti
aby dele otrc ctvi, bylo podricno
chuik kAss vladni 10 alo tei ne
ptipousti, ably bylo dAno Matte
lHm otrokt vSkupne, a proto Il
80 ma stat omanoipAce posvolna
TAX ably otrooi jesis na nsjskt Cal
byli ponecbkhi moci otrokAth
Aby Jim praa nAbradiii vSkupns
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oa zss sys,covl. n alifj o.
ssm 4 svssss, essshaiieieh Tss
ssrsn.
nesats vii ysssr y.vsIwo
N, tomAm u ykei.gs vpss, 4
ssssss, ssIssm sTs .ssa.
k.ist sao - - ~ ssnes fosu
lsso pfsdpIs,i . mImo N 40 cen
"A pfIls,i, obasii ssieaiAf sdaf
ma . jsiss . siis tnseoTsaioh
fetaiss fAbsls.
pfsdplssas nsehs Isss lssssya
posilAeo ' feElssfpssafeh Iistsch
asb as peissvai possasss, iiass
asmsrsms - hsspssss deli,i ~,
tit psi sssilAst ' fsgisssovsales
lisseeh. kdyi sAsiss vyiadajs
gfliei.si afosefak . sfobas pa.
glsoss b 5es,Aal ssjses, asIlaps
sss sesp'si . pf,Ioilti soIsy bod
q sss = osalsvs. Tssova lsoa
cam sAoI . spolisbiseiha Ias ho
soys pssiss.
Ad,sssjss Isanessss
pOk RON ZAPADU
Omaha. Neb
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aAgousgo

v angIioAfch Iisioeh objeviIy
80 nedkvno sprkvy, 10 cirkev
vsngcliekk Rakousku jest uii
akovAns. Proti tomn obradily
40 mtnuly syden cirkvo praiskS .
popiraji tc.-soae Froie Pfcsse
sdsluje, 10 okupatpi armada ra.
kouskk v Bosps bude opst nmen,
sena. 8 praport pscboty a Q ba
torie point dslosttclby budca z
Bosny odvo'Apy. Dlo Pail Mall
Gaxe,ty bylo prs meri vlAdou rs.
kouskou . ruskou uiednAno spo.
losns Eakroteni na BalkAns '
pAdu potfeby.
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TURECKo.

Ora dn8 so popirA, TO by Angli.
cko byio iadslo na Tarecku pro.
vedeni oprav slibcnSch smiouvou
bcriinskou. vsak okolnosti pou.
kasujf k tomu, 10 zprava tn piece
byla pravdiva. TAX ka pt.
Times6m 50 telegrAfaie & Cali
hradu, 10 mel vyslanec anglIckS
bouflivs vfs,up sc suItAncm a ID.
dAl, aby bylo veleni mad tnrcckSm
vojskem y Kurdistanu svsfcno
Anglitanu.
A opst pies Videh dochAEi
sprivA, to ports a sultan pilns SO
radi o EamSsIensch opravach a
potadsvkAch Anglicka. Rakou'
sko Nsmccko prS ptIpojuji sc
k poisdayku Anglicka, slc EAro'
veh hledi EabrAniti moline sratoe