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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-11-25

Australia is 90 times as large az the
United Kingdom, Is times az large az
France and almost equal TO the United
States.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-12-15

philadelphia Dec 7G-.tt last the
true character Of tho ra;itical consnir-
acy behind the attempt to defeat SEN
ator Quay for re-eiection BY the most
infamous and desperate tactics resorted
TO in the history Of this country has
been exposed The supreme court of
the eomn1onweait n of Pennsylvania has
upon petition stepped in between Sen
ator Quay and those who have been
endeavoring TO use the power Of the
local judiciary in this city to strike at
him. besmirch his reputation and TO
Gain political advantage in the pending
contest for the senatorship. There is
every reason to believe that n fair and
impartial hearing. without personal
spleen or political persecution, will now
be given to 4 case which has furnished
a startling revelation 10 the people as
to what extent men vested with au-
thority would use their positions to
accomplish personal ambitions or sat
isfy desire for revenge
Probably no more lucid and manly
comment has been made on the action
of the supreme court, upon the appeal
of counsel for Senator Quay that the
case against hnn be Withdrawn from
the common pleas courts of this city,
than was given by the editor OF the
Philadelphia INQUIRER Immediately fol-
lowing the announcement Of the de-
cision Of the higher court.
Two justices OF the supreme court" :"
said the editor of The Inquirer. have
halted the conspiracy to ruin Senator
Quay and thoir action viii be COM
mended by all fair minded men. They
have taken into consideration the ami
mus behind the persecution--we de-
lberately say persecution. not proseeu-
tion-and they have agreed that tha
case is OF Sufficient Importance to be
reviewed by the supreme court itself.
"This means that the warrants issued
by the district attorney, the finding Of
the grand jury and the arguments upon
the denurrers will be passed uron by
the highest court in the state; that the
+~,al viii ha taIen ont of the hs~a -
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-12-15


t,4o ,n-, f,,e;or scheme
The nrincipal --sasnn for tbfs Ia tho.
there Is such an Intense nraiuaice
anone ReDubljcans against BOILING tho
party caucus. and particularly against
the holtce. The politicians Of the pres
ent dav have not forgotten the fanous
bolt Of 1881 and ifs results. After all
their sehemine the bo'tels failed to
carry out their program. q man In
whom tnev had no speciai interest
was elected Uni ed States senator, ana
he was never any use to any Of them
Besides, their action resulted in the
practical o5tFacisn Of almost every
man among them. Those participating
in the bolt We're almost entirely oolil-
Grated from the field of politics. OF
those who took part III this exhibition
OF party per'Idy only TWO are IN PUBLIC
life at the present time. Upon return
ing meme tAe4f action was repudiated
by thelr constituents ana they were
forever afterwards barred from partic-
ipatlon IN party councils and IN the en-
joyment of future honors at the hands
OF the organization which they mad be-
trayed.
- 1ItALA CAt - = IL IL.
4 more recent and even more strilt-
ing cage is that presented by the polit-
t-al sjtuatfnn i'm Ohio last vear when
q dasperate. thoueh unsuccessful. ef-
forf v,as p,,ae ia defaat the reelection
of senator Hanna who. as chairman of
The 1zan,,,lican national cournittee.
was largely resnonsible for the election
of r,raefdart NTdI<inle,, in 1sa6 His ex-
,,ariaroo l., MANY rrenecis r,av he lik-
encd Ia That of Senator Opav.s who
nc thn faIfl marshal in the camnaien
Of 1see b-o,,a,,+ ,riotor1, to the banner
of aa,,,t,c5rie,, IN tba election Of
coraral tIarrieo,1 10 tI7e presidency.
e-enafo, rlo,,,a be1 IN ,7ont ,ba work
~ = po~.,,,ifo,r tIaftor ana ra fri
r,n4,bed !, tra nrd IN +ta Ohio state
eerato tbe 12a1,h,ico,a he.a . ,ooforitv
of ons senate, r}u,l-a an a,,tf.FTonno
Pen,,blicap combined WITH tba rarno-
c,.ats o,,1 cro.,,,i,od tI,a ,,r,7o,, i,o,,ea i,
tboir iStareet tbI,e dsr,,iy,;,,e~ bis nartv
of +,,o nc,rar a,,1 ,,,+,,c,,aa-. ~ ,sIic,,
q v,ae fve+,,, avtt+la1 In rrita ~ tbis
fprion Senator Tranno u-oe elected and
Arizona republican., 1898-06-06
The Strongest Indications Are From
Abroad, the Spanish Ambassador
at London Particularly Giving
UtteranCe to Desire for
Peace Movement.


opinion of
contrary
possible
of
talon with is lying off
to the
which,
believe that Spain feeling o
a S opportune a this
Arizona republican., 1898-06-06
DESPITE WAR WE CONTROL.
No Negotiation for Peace Until Acqui-
sitions Are Complete.

| New York, June 5.-The Spanish war
has been consigned to a secondary
place as factor in the stock market
No one now has any misgivings as to
the outcome OF the struggle; and hence
other influences predominate, such as
the unprecedentedly favorable condi-
tion of our foreign trade, the prosper
| ity of the railroads as indicated by
their continued large earnings, the eX-
tremely favorable crop outlook, and
! last, but not least, the superabundance
of money and the constantly lower
rates prevailing, the competition now
being with loaners and not with bor-
rowers.
The present position of finance. in
this country is most extraordinary
one In the midst of war, the condi-
tion of the foreign exchanges is such
as to place the money centers of Eu-
rope virtually at our mercy. We are
permitting balances due to this coun-
try, to the amount Of probably close
upon S100, 900, 900, to remain on tenn
porary loan, and yet are buying eX-
traordinarily large amounts of our Sc
curities held in England, Germany and
Holland. Within a year we have
drawn from Europe fully $10O, 100000
of gold and are in position to draw
about an equal amount more, if our
convenience should SO require. Our
stock of the yellow metal has reached
the highest total in our experience and
for the first time exceeds the holdings
of any other nation. In the face of a
heavy military taxation and in pros
pect of large government borrowings
Wall street is buoyant and the prices
of securities are steadily advancing.
Such concurrence of conditions in
dicative of financial strength in the
presence of an important war, has
hitherto hardly ever befallen a nation.
The war prospects continue wholly
assuring and suggest the probability
of its early successful conclusion. Ine
Spanish fleet On this side Of the At
! lantic is not only placed where it can
not harm us, but where it must ultl-
mately fall into our hands. Should
/ Spain send out second feet to re-
lieve Cervera, its fate at the hands OF
our three squadrons would be, IN all
reasonable probability, foredoomed. IL,
instead, she sends a squadron TO erect
Admiral Dewey from Manila bay, ner
success, in naval sense, woulu pe
far from certain, and Cuoa ana forlo
Rico would fall into our hands peyonu
all question. Turn which way spain
may, the same result awaits ner' 'he
Arizona republican., 1898-06-06
GOLD IN PLENTY.
We Are Drawing Heavily From Eng
land, but She Stands 1t.

New York. June 5.-The reduction
in the Bank of England rate of dis
count from per cent to 31a per cent
is important as having a bearing on
American securities, as it represents a
return of ease to the London money
market after the reverse condition for
q long time past. The effect is to re-
move the necessity for the return of
American securities, London's contin-
uous selling being mainly caused by
the scarcity of money and the high
rate of interest prevailing since the
Bank of England advanced its rate to
per cent. The favorable change ir
the money market abroad is now likely
to bring in Europe as a buyer of our
securities hereafter. This, therefore,
is bull factor of no small dimensions
in our stock market. The Bank of
England's holdings as recently as two
Arizona republican., 1898-06-06


will be the
of the the
will be nginesI Wilt
the signal
will
lower unnk
In %
pull the dngy starboa The the ship the
hard dashed will overheard
the side possible The in the
sinking
Merrmac will
city be her
lieutenant
He in
possible death
Hobson
ships will
lights will
oedoed should be desired position
channel 1t hit think should
able before blown
either
shall
until shall
will
place last and most uncontemplated emergency"
Arizona republican., 1898-06-06
LARGE MINING DEAL.
The Gold Standard Group of Santa
Maria District Purchased.

Prescott, Ariz.. June 5.-An import
ant mining deal was consummated here
last evening, being the first since the
opening of the war. 1t was negotiated
to successful issue through J. C.
Rankin,a prominent mining broker OF
the coast, the property sold being the
Gold Standard group In the Santa
Maria district The purchasers are
]. B. Greenhut, prominent whisky
distiller of Peoria, ILL.,; Sumner r.
Clarke, capitalist, of Peoria, Ill, and
Chauncey n. Clarke. capitalist, OF
Phoenix. The parties have been work
ing the property under bond for some
time and have a mill and cyanide plant
in operation. The bond had year to
run, but the developments proving 80
satisfactory, the parties decided to
close the deal at once to secure full
possession and enlarge the operations.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-06
COL. YOUNG'S CAREER.
His Service in Military and Civil
Capacities.

Salt Lake. Utah, June 5.-Willard
Young is a son OF the late President
Brigham Young, and was born in the
city forty-six years ago. In 1871 he
entered West Poin-, from which place
he was graduated with hOnors in 1875.
After graduating, Le entered the en-
gineering corps, where his service re-,
suited in his promotion to captaipcy.
In 1891 Captain Young resigned from
the army and returned to Salt Lake,
where he has since resided For
number of years after his return to
the city of his birth, he was engaged
in Sunday school WORK. During
Mayor Baskins second term he war
appointed city engineer, and served
two years. In 1896 he was appointed
brigadier-general of the national
guard of Utah by Governor Wells. and
in 1897 the governor appointed him
state engineer, which position he still
holds.
The news of Captain Young's ap-
pointment was received during the
session of the Y NJ. NJ. l. A. yesterday
and the following congratulatory tele-
gram was drafted and forwarded tc
him at Washington:
salt Lake City, June 4. 1888
Captain Willard Young-The Y. NJ.
NJ l. A, in conference assembled. hav-
ing heard with pleasure of your NOM
ination to the position of colonel of
engineers, congratulates you and our
country.
.WILFORD WOODRUFF.
JOSEPH F. SMITH
"HEBER ]. GRANT.
.'B. II. ROBERTS
General Superintendent
Arizona republican., 1898-06-06

defeat of her fleets, the loss Of her ter
ritory and humiliating unqualified
surrender. Castilian pride is not yet
prepared to concede; nor burst Pre-
mier Sagasta as yet confess the un-
welcome truth to his infuriated peo-
pie. But all European governments
see and acknowledge the inevitable;
and it may be expected that the powers
which most enjoy Spain's confidence
will, at no distant day, exercise pres
sure upon the government to accept
their Intervention in behalf of peace
on conditions likely to prove accept
able to the United States. In the
meantime, Spain may be expected to
pursue policy of dilatory evasion of
contact with our fleets, in the hope of
some turn of sheer luck Detailing her
and in endeavoring to create diplo-
matte situations embarrassing to the
United States. She has sought to
inveigle France into making an illegal
bargain for getting the Philippines out
of our hands; but apparently France
is too wary to be caught by any such
diplomatic chaff; and all such tricks
must end in demonstrating that the
European powers nave too wholesome
a respect for the power of the United
States to embroil themselves for
Spain's benefit. When we have
captured Cuba and Porto Rico
and completed our acquisitions in the
Philippines, then we may negotiate
for peace; but no peace should be ac-
cepted which leaves these acquisitions
incomplete. When that has been ac-
complished, we shall find ourselves in
the presence of set of new problems
profoundly affecting the future rele-
tions and interests of this republic.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-06

months ago were 929, 9,43O,o00, which
placed the bank reserve to about 371z
per cent. The gold now in the Bank
of England amounts to EST 200, goo
an increase of about s3S,000, 900, which
puts up tie reserve to about 47% per
cent. For the Bank of England to ac-
cumulate so much gold in so short a
time, especially uul ing period when
this country was drawing SO heavily
from Europe, is a notable fact, and
goes to show the immense increase in
the worlds output of gold which is be-
ginning to tell both in Europe and in
this country. Last year it amounted
to ovger $3.50, 100000 The New York
banks now hold in gold S165. 600. 600
the largest amount ever held by them;
and TO show that these large gold
holdings by the banks are not at the
expense of the United States treasury,
it must be stated that the government
now has on hand $18O. 600. 900, which is
also correspondingly large. AS figures
make the strongest argument, what
meet this? Who wants accent silver
dollars when there is so much gold In
sight to be had for the asking at the
counters of the United States treas
ury and the banks? AS matter of
fact, these institutions are now graft
fed to have any one call for it and
take it away, as they are overburdened
with it. II this gold production con-
tinues at the present ratio for two or
three years more, there will then be
so much of it as to not only complete
~ drown out the silver advocates. but
to make them appear silly, especially
on their 16 to l ratio basis, when it is
now at least 80 to 1. This showing in
the estimation of reasonable people
makes silver dead issue and beyond
resurrection. Quite large portion OF
the increase of the Bank of England
reserves really comes from the Eng
Iish colonies and is new production.
The bank made a strong bid for it
when their gold reserves got down to
a low ebb by agreeing to pay interest
on all gold forwarded to the bank dur
ing the time occupied in rs transpor-
tatiOn
Arizona republican., 1898-06-06
DESTROYER DESTROYED.
1t May Have Been the Terror, but the
Story Is Doubted.

Kingston, Jamaica, June 5.-15 p. m.)
A dispatch from Port Antonio says:
A vessel that has arrived from Santi-
ago de Cuba reports that the Ameri-
cans sunk on Friday night the Span
ish torpedo boat destroyer Terror
The assumption, based upon dis
patches from Madrid, has been that the
destroyer Terror after leaving Fort de
France went to Porto Rico, and it is
probable that Port Antonio dispatch
confuses her with her sister destroyer,
the Furor, as has several times been
done in dispatches from other points.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-06
IN FAVOR OF DEWEY.

San Francisco, June 5.-The United
States sloop of war Mohican came
down from Mare Island navy yard this
morning, and after some delay sailed
at i: 80 p. m. for Honolulu 1t is un-
derstood that she will remain on duty
at that point, replacing the Benning-
ton, which has been ordered to join
Admiral Dewey's fleet at Manila.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-06
DRUM THEM OUT OF CANADA

Washington, 5-Steps which it
Lieutenant Spanish
Montreal,
the Spanish Will be
PEELED they
their question
their
The letter, detailing his commune
British ambassador
bearing operations
waiting
IS to
authorities
Spanish officials n
Arizona republican., 1898-06-06
THE REVENUE WAR.

Washington, June 5.-The war ray-
enue bill as it passed the senate will
be presented to the house when it
meets tomorrow. The desire of Chair
man Dingley and a majority of the
members of the ways and means COM
mittee is to send the bill to confer
ence at once and not delay it by De-
bate.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-06

The Names of the Heroes ,ss~ the Mer
rimaC Indicate Different NatiOnali-
ties, But They We're All True
Americans and Will Live
Forever In History.

Santiago de
The following detailed of the act of hsm performed by Lieu
Spanish
leading the harbor completely
Daniel Montague George chae
H.
their word to the American admiral under flag of truce that
provisions being taken
to bring an
o
channel
made her
York. with
of owego. Y
wounded From the
Mermae after
she had gotun nder OF
gloom when suddenly the fash of gun me out from MORO castle
nearing
the flashes fire seemed to leap
flagship
Chadwick bridge throughout
launch of the New flagship small
for fifteen minutes the big kept fire the
AS the shell
board the and
cheered shpmaes.
At els flagship
have board o the Merlin
Powell
right under the batteries and only returned all hope of taking
Mimac
Hobon
sound
successful hope all those brave fellows
exploded
Memac
the and his flashing with excitement he remarked II shall
right into the harb until the
which
reach somewhere that The
knots When the
helm hard
touch of the
channel which
inch improved torpedoes below the
They
with each other by
bridge and should do their
work On
and myself m be
is the total and all of will
Arizona republican., 1898-06-06

patch to the effect that on May rs the
Spanish squadron, consisting OF three
cruisers and three other protected yes
sells, was seen of the islana of NADIA
gasear, proceeding northward.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-06
CAN'T FOIL US THIS WAY.

Madrid. June 5.-A dispatch from
Barcelona says that a we'll known
merchant there has received a dis
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-04

Jim dostanou zasob pry jest ma
10 spatne. Vojfnove spanelstf
jsou nedostatkem zmofeni proto
lhostejni nedbajf Sc zapas pou-
stet. vyjdou pry aneb ucinf w
pad vratf Sc osobfce 81 vftezstvi.
Phi zprave teto vzpominame 81, ze
podobne povesti korupci kolo-
valy v dobe, kdyz odvolan byl
Weyler tvrdilo Sc rem, ze "a
dobu sveho velitelstvi ma Kube "a
choval 81 ne statisice, nybrz Milo
ny a jinf 1fednfci podobne.
Celkem zajato bylo jiz ? lodi
spanelskych, ac jest otazkou, zda-
Ii soudem k tomu cfli zfizenym
rozhodnuto bude, ze vsechny jsou
pravem kofistf valeGnou. Budef
soud ten rozhodovati podle pravi-
del presidentem ulozenych, jez nj
ze uvadfme. Ddnlezitou kofi-
stf jest spanelsky parnik Panama
z Barcelony, kteryz vyjel We stfe-
du min. tydne, pied zapocetfm
krokn valecnych, z New Yorku,
vezouc zasobu pro vojsko zbozf
pro obchodnfky havanske. Setkal
sc nasf valeenou lodi Mangrove,
kdyz byl 40 mil cd pffstavu ha-
vanskeho tato jel zajala.
We stfedu zajat byl monitorem
Terror velky spanelsky parnik
Guido, blfze bfehd kubanskych,
asi 10 mil Cd Csrdenas. Gnido
vyplul Liverpoolu dne 2. dubna
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-04

k nedalekym ostrovdm Filipin-
skym, ably tu utkalo Sc boj Sc
sc spanelskym lodstvem Y
pfistaye. manillskem Sc nalezali-
elm. DIE zprav doslych vsak lod-
stvo spanelske nevyckalo lodstva
americkeho a opustilo Manillu.
Zdali tax Sc stale proto, ably ono
m9sto nevystavilo nebezpec boje,
aneb zdali snad lodstvu nasemu z
cesty jde, to dluzno vyckati. Jest
lie snad slo lodstvo spanelske
nagemu vstfic hodla podniknou-
ii boj ma mofi, dojde k srazce jiz
dnech nejblizsfch. Jestli ze bo-
il Sc vyhyba, tedy nepochybne ma
se lodstvo sevfe Manillu, tax jako
seyfelo atlanticke lodstvo Hava-
nu.
Ze Spanslska Sc potvrzuje zpra-
va o vyplutf lodstva valeeneho z
pfistavu manillskeho nepochyb-
nx pry hodla zaujmouti postavenf
blfze Cavite, kdez pry mdze byti
podporovano bateriemi pevnosti.
Americke lodstvo v ASH poznsta-
vi z velitelske lode Olympia, KITE
rzz jest jednfm z nejlepsich
nasfch kfizak1 a ma kterez jest We
litel Dewey, dale kfizakd Balti-
more, Boston, Concord q Rally,
delove lodice Petrol, posylkovy
parnfk Hugh Mccullough diva
sasobnf parnfky. spanelske LODI
stvo poxnstzvz kfizakn Reina
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-04

nepfispeji. setffce vsech zasob pro
sebe podpora, kterou Dive pro-
stfednictvfm nasfm dostavali, pfc
stala, ba tvrdf Sc, ze posledni
zasilky teze zmocnili Sc Spanele.
Ufadnf zprava stfelbe ma Ma
tanzas do etvrtka do Washingtonu
nedosla.
Lodstvo svirajici pfistav havan-
sky zachovava kid. Spanele sice
Sc chlubi, ze behem minulych dn1
dve male lode nocnf dobou pro-
klouzly mezi lofstvem nasfm a
pfivezly do mesta zasoby Spite.
Ze strany velitelstva pfipoustf Sc
moznost toho, avsak ujisfuje, ze
ted bude to nemoznym, ze tax Sc
stati mohlo jen proto, ze nemeli
jsme v mfstech tech dosti mensfch
lodi, kterez by nocnf dobou pod
rouskou TINY bfehy stfezily, vsak
nynf jest tomu odpomozeno.
z Cienfuegos sc sdeluje, ze
blfze Matanzas podnikl americky
nicitel torped dtok ma spanelskou
valecnou lodici Ligera a jsa stfe-
lami z teto poskozen, vzdalil Sc.
Ujistuje Sc, ze vlada nase vyjed-
nava povstalci a hodla jim po-
skytnouti zasob valeenych, nacez
pry tito podniknou vypravu po
pevnine proti Havana. Pod Co.
mezem Garcio jest pry dohro-
mady 3o,ooomuzn kdyz by pod,
niknuli povstalci dtok po zemi a
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-04

soudobne 1tocilo lodstvo nase z
mofe, ocitli by Sc Spanelove tim
v kffzovem ohni. Vojenska spra-
va nase nema pry zadny dinysl
posylati nase vojsko ma pevninu,
aspoii ne behem DOLBY letni, kdy
Jest ma Kube velice nezdravo, ze-
jmena pro ty, kdoz nejsou podne-
bi tamnejsfmu uvyklymi.
Konsul Sp. Stat1 Caibaron z
Kuby, James Springer, kteryz We
stfedu do New Yorku pfibyl, ne
zda Sc sdileti smysleni havanske-
no konsula Lee. Podle jeho ma
hledu vyzada to nemene nez 60
600 vojska naseho k porazce Spa
nel0 ma Kube. Spanelove pry
mohou sebrati tam 25o, 900 az
goo, 900 muz1, kdezto povstalci
pry sotva mohou Sc zmoci ma vice
nez $4,000 neb $4,000. Poole
jeho nahledu, Spanelove pry mo-
hi jiz davno pfemoci povstalce,
kdyby nebylo korrupce armada.
Penfze, kterez urceny jsou pro
vojiny, zfidka kdy do rukou Sc
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-04

nase vsak nemfjely Sc cflem po
kazdem vystfelu bylo videti, KITE
rak naspy Sc bofi neb mizf. Ve-
litel Sampson ma "a to, ze dcel "a
kterym ku stfelbe pfikroceno bylo
jest dosazen.
DIE posudku pry jednoho Gle
nd strategicke komise, mela stfel-
ba IL Matanzas dtcl jiny sice
zjistiti, kde a jak vydatnymi jsou
baterie pffstav chranfcf, tax ably
v padu 1toku vedelo sc, kde jak
dtotiti, jelikoz pry nepochybne
bude v brzku ucinen pokus, tehoz
Sc zmocniti. Ia jednu z pffcin
k tomu uvadf Sc, ze kubansti
"soustfedenci" (reconcentrados),
totiz obyvatelstvo vojskem Spa
nelskym krajin spanelskych Wy.
puzene a kol NEST opevnenych
soustfedene, shromazdeno jest
vetsinou kol Matanzas a trpi
bfdou vetsf, nez kdy jindy must
hladem nejblizsf dobe zahynouti,
jestli sc mu nepfispeje. Spane-
love ovsem soustfedencnm niefm
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-04
Mpobfeti filipinskem svedena budeprva bitva


Christina, Castila, Velasco Don
Juan de Austria, delovych lodic
Paraguay, Lescio Delduero a
dvou transportnfch lodic. v kru-
zich namofnfch soudf Sc, ze Sc to-
to lodstvo spanelske mdze udrzeti
pouze jen pomocf baterif pevno-
stech proti lodstvu nasemu.
Operace proti Filipinam vzbu-
dily ostry odpor casopisectva v
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-05-04
q osfyova fhpinskJeh.

Prvnf srazka mezi lodstvem Spa
nelskym americkym stane Sc ne
pochybne v pacihckem oceanu,
blfze ostrovd Filipinskych, Spa
nelske to drzavy, kdez tax jako
ma Kube fadf povstanf. We stfe-
du o 2. h. odp. vyplulo lodstvo
nase kotvfcf cfnskem ale Anglii
ovladanem pfistavu Hong Kongu