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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
GYMNAST|C INSTRUCTOR
Miss Lura Robson is in
Charge at Besemer
Park.

Miss Dura Robinson of California has
been chosen to succeed Miss Ferguson
as an instructor at Bessemer Park.
Though Miss Robinson is a native of
California, she has lived for the past
two years on Boston. where she attend
ed the Boston Normal School of Gym
nastics.
Miss Robinson is very efficient
worker, both in and out of the gym
nasium, as she is an educated person,
being q graduate of the California State
Normal School and has been vice princt-
pal of the Blackford, Idaho, high school
The people of South Chicago should be
highly gratihed upon securing of such
an excellent Instructor.
The young ladies who have worked
under Miss Ferguson. in the gymua-
SUM, should rally to the work as di-
rected by Miss Robinson and help bring
the work up to the highest possible
standard.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06

On the sth day of August, 1908. an
opportunity win be presented you of
selecting by ballot, without interior
enee of party machines, the candidates
you wish 70 represent your affiliations
at the election in November. If the
voters wish to retain this political in
dependence. won for them after a long
and bitter struggle last year, 1t is
essential that all go to the polls and
vote their party nominations accord
ing to their own convictions.
In this connection. we fail to per-
ceive the justice of the cutlery about
the various machines selecting states
The machines have the same rights to
recommend tickets or states as the
Municipal Voters League or the South
Chicago Trades and Labor Assembly
We do, however, condemn any attempt
on the part of machines to restrict the
number of candidates for the various
offices. This is the greatest evil will
which the voters are faced. and it re-
| mains for them TO put it out of the
power of bosses to punish any gooC
men who have the temerity to contes
for places on the party tickets agains
their wishes.
Democratic - Lieutenant governor
Elmer A Perry; attorney general, II
| Goodwin; clerk supreme court, join
l. Pickering; clerk appellate court
| Stephen c. Sumner; trustees sanitar.
district. Thomas V. Podzimek. JOSEPH
! C. Colgan, Alexander Gilchrist; states
attorney ]. ]. Kern; recorder, Charlie
L. Young; clerk circuit court, Georg
J. Thompson; clerk superior court
| Peter Dienhart; coroner, Robert l. Mel
son; assessor, John ]. Britain; boar
| of review, John C. Harding; count
commissioners, Timothy Cruise. Jere
miah T. Walsh, James O'Connor, Pete
Welch. c. c. Kelly, James c. Daley
| James ]. Brady, William c. Smith. Z
H. Martin; state representative, thir
teenth district. Charles ]. Phillips; mu
| nicipal court judges, Lee w. Carpen
ter, Daniel G. Ramsay, Leon Hoon
stein, Francis S. Wilson, Michael Henri
| Guerin, Walter j. Gibbons, Henry n
Shabad, Joseph A. McInerney, III. X
| Cagney.
Republican-Lieutena governor,
A Drew; clerk supreme court, Edga
T. Davies; United States senator, Wi
liam E. Mason; states attorney, E. !
IAtyinger; assessor, city, Daniel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
CASE OF OESTNUT|ON
Unfortunate Woman is De-
serted by Her Husband
Months Ago.

A case Of utter restitution came to
the notice of the police of South Chi
cago last night when Mrs Mary
Sezpkoski, 1857 Sherman avenue, ap-
piled for aid to bury her five-months-
old child which died yesterday evening.
Six months ago the unfortunate wom-
an was deserted by her husband and
since then she has heard nothing of
him. A month after he absconded a
fourth child was born. The mother
and her four little children lived as
best they could, but yesterday the
youngest child died after having a siege
with the extreme heat of last Tues
day.
The county will take care of the
woman and her dead child until the
family is in bitter circumstances.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
Days Grist in
South Chicago
FERNWOOD PARK DISTRICT
is NOW OUTLINED.
Fred Meinhardt Is President; c. u. GIL
bert, Secretary; A. vi. Thompson,
Treasurer, and George H. Holmes, At
torney.

The boundaries of the new Fern
wood park district are as follows:
Commencing at Nlnety-first street and
State street, west on Ninety first to
Throop street. south on Throop street
to Ninety fifth street. south to Morgan
and as far as One Hundred and Elev-
enth street and the Chicago & West
ern Indiana railroad. The commission
ers recently appointed are: Fred
Meinhardt, ]. w. Mulligan, Robert Ger
ling, L. c. Wiswell and D. F. Duffy.
The officers for the first year are:
Fred Meinhardt, president; c. e. Gil
bert. secretary; A. NJ Thompson, treas
urer, and George NJ. Holmes, attorney
The Office of the new officers will be
at One Hundred and Second street and
Parell avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
FOUND DEAD BY
DAUGHTER ON LANDING

Eric Ericsson, who had been living
with his daughter at 1886 Mackinaw
avenue, was found dead yesterday af-
ternoon by his daughter on the upper
landing of the second story stairway.
The man, who was As years old, had
just made his way upstairs, and it is
thought that the exertion proved too
be to much for him. The deceased was
known to be suffering with heart
trouble and this is thought to have
caused his death.
The inquest over the remains will be
held this afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
STEEL OFFICIALS AT CHICAGO
Inspection of the Plant at Gary, Ind,
VIII Be Made.

Directors and stockholders of the
Carnegie and United States Steel cor
porations arrived at the Auditorium
Annex late last night and will visit
Gary, Ind, today on a tour of inspec-
ton. Increase of output and enlarge
ment of plants will be considered. ae-
cording to f. H. Meyer of Pittsburg. a
member of the party.
The party is composed of the fol-
lowing:
+. F. KinseI, F. l. White, NJ. F. Nc
Connell, B. H. Stevens, and F. B. Meyer
of Pittsburg; r. Schneider, Sharon; D..
L. Miller. Braddock; Sydney Dillon.
Edgewood Park; E. o. Knight, Donora,
Pa. and F. r. MCGEE of Steubenville,
Ohio.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
TAFT TO ADDRESS LAWYERS.

Hot Springs, Va, Aug. 6.--Judge Will
liam H Taft delivered a brief nom
partisan address today before the mem
bers of the Virginia Bar association in
annual session at the Homestead ho-
tel. The presidential nominee, II moth
ing prevents, will be a guest at the
convention banquet tonight. In addi-
tion to the remarks of Judge Taft the
program of the associations conclud-
ing session this morning included a
paper on Some Misconceptions as to
Federal Procedure, by Judge Henry c.
Mcdowell of Lynchburg.
New Version.
One mans breakfast food is another
mans chicken feed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
CONCORDIA SOCIETY RAISES
MONEY FOR CHURCH
East Side Young People Give An Eiab-
crate Social at Seipp's Grove
In south Chicago.

The Young Peoples Society, Con
cordia," of the East Side St Petri
church, gave an elaborate social last
evening which was attended by large
crowd of church members and their
friends. A large amount Of money was
realized through the efforts of the
young people, which will be turned into
the church treasury to DE used for vari
Gus purposes during the winter months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
To Organized Labor And It's Friends

Healy; county commissioners, city,
Warren E. Colburn. p. ]. O'Brien. John
f. Scully, Charles Willard, w. J. UNI
bach, Joseph Carolan; county commits
sioners. pres, John E. Seully; state
representative. thirteenth district, III.
Hansen, Cornelius J. Ton; drainage
trustee. Lewis NJ. Jones; municipal
court judges. Charles n. Goodnow,
Adelor J. Petit, Hosea W. Wells. Henry
Kraus, Samuel H. Trude, Francis j
Houllhan. Henry C. Better, James W
TAYLOR.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
LAST OF THE TAX LIST
Wisconsin Steel and Iron
Company Heads Column
in Fifth District.

The following lists completes the
eighth ward tax valuations on property
valued at $4,000 or over. In the fifth
district the Wisconsin Iron & Steel
company heads the list with $500, 900;
the Peavey Grain company and the
Calumet Elevator company following
right behind with 100000. In the
sixth district the South Chicago City
Railway company leads with 100000.
and the Grand Crossing Tack company
lands second position with 100000.
The valuations:
Fifth District.
American Linseed Co., 10th and
By-Products Coke Co. 18TH and
Terrence ave. ............... 15o, 900
Escanaba ave. ..'....... $500
Cal. Brew. Co., 1866 Terrence $500
Calumet river .............. 100000
Erie 6161
d. J. Deasey, 9441 Commercial 1880
Hastings Express Co., s5th and
In tIS' Salt Co, 1osd and Cal '0v
river ............... 10.417
river .................. $4,000
y. MONT 0 Sons, Sotn anu Cdl.
Northwest Cons. Mills, 6a7 a5th
oxford Elevator. saith and Belt ~.
renee ................. $1,000
Calumet river .............. 100000
Calumet river .............. 100. 900
Muskegon ................ 10000
and Calumet river. $4,000
quette ave ~ .... ....' .'. 1888
vaivoline Art Co. 461 95th ST.. $3.50
Erie ................ $4,000
Muskegon. .......... 10000
| Amer Ref. & Smelling Co., 5435
Chicago Ship Bldg. Co.. iolst
and Calumet river. ......... 1861 0t
Col Maltingeo, lo5th and Ave-
Ontario ave. ............. 100. GOT
dolet r....~....'............. 1885
and Erie ave. .......'...... 40o, DOT
Hibben & Co. 1916 Ewing. go. 500
A. Herns, 10507 Ewing. $3.50. 10,00I
| Erie ave ......... 500
Iroquois Iron Co., 226 95th ST.. 26o.oO'
| keystone Elevator 106th and
Calumet river ......... 500
| w. II. Merritt, 9Sth and Calu-
met river .................. 2s,45'
Wayne r. R................. $1,000
Riverside Iron Wks. 1888 Ewing 5000
Ryan Car Co, 135th and N. Y.
c. & st. L. tracks. ....... 20, 90
ing ....s....,... 80 500, 90
Avenue ........... 25s.oo
E. Sullivan, 1T 115th St.. $50
Avenue 1000
Wolff & Co., 10000 Ewing -. 800
n. A. Williams, Tooth and Ave-
nue. Observation-Disclosures. 4,3O
West. Steel Car & Fdry. Co.,
| 135th and Ontario. .......... $50, 90
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
Last Yates Meeting.

The last Yates meeting to be held in
South Chicago during this campaign
will be held tomorrow evening when
Yates and his followers will gather in
a big tent at NInety-third street and
Erie avenue. Henry w. Lee, candidate
for trustee of the sanitary district, will
also be one of the speakers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
new OFFICERS ELECTED
Gary Knights of Columbus
Chose G. FL. Maloney as
Grand Knight.

The Knights of Columbus of Gary
met last night and elected the follow
ing officers: C. H. Maloney, grand
knight; ]. ]. Kelley, deputy grand
knight; w. H. Fitzgerald. chacellor;
John A. Brennan, treasurer; Thomas
Donelly, warden; Frank Sheehan, lee
turer; w. NJ. Dunn, advocate; w. H.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
Attend Convention at Detroit.

Joseph Wager and Nick Poweline of
the South Chicago teamsters' union,
No. TAP. have gone to Detroit, Mich,
where they will attend the teamsters'
convention, which will last for over a
week. Both the local men are good
speakers and the local union can rest
assured that they will be well repre-
sented-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
Saloonman Is Dead:

James Garrett a switchman on the
Illinois Central. while standing on a
box car at Ninety fifth street, lost his
footing when an engine Jared the car
on which he was standing. He fell
to the ground sustaining several pain
full injuries. He was taken to the
South Chicago hospital. Garrett lives
at $3.50 Jefferson avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
Switchman Is Hurt.

Charles Monaghan, one of the best
known saloonkeepers of South Chi
cago as proprietor of the Gaiety buff
fet, 9207 Commercial avenue, died last
night at s:45 at his home. S21S Erie
avenue. HES death was due to 4 com
plication of diseases, he having allied
for a long time. The deceased was 40
years old and leaves a wife but no
children
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
For Cold In the Head.

Shutting a piece of sugar up the
nose has often been known to bring
relief when suffering from a cold in
the head Repeat the process several
times a day, or as often as you find
difficulty in breathing freely through
the nostrils.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
Soldier and SchooImastcr.

Let the soldier be abroad If he will,
he can do nothing in this age. There
is another personage-a parsonage
less imposing In the eyes of some, per-
haps Insignificant. The schoolmaster
is abroad and I trust to him, armed
with his primer, against the soldier in
full military array.-Lord Brigham.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
comnaratIve Riches.

He that is proud of riches is fool.
For II he be exalted above his neigh
bors because he hath more gold, how
much inferior is he to gold mine!-
Jeremy Taylor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
Lovely Time.

Yes" remarked Mrs. Malaprop-
Partington, I'VE had lovely time in
Venice. There are no cabs there, you
know, because the streets are full Of
water. One hires chandelier and he
rows you about in dongola."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
A Question of Faith.

''Ef de Bible said dat it vuz a rat
tlesnake dat swallered Jonah, I'd be-
lieve it." said the old coiored deacon,
"but, thank de Lawd. dey wuz no rat
tlesnakes in dat day!"-Atlanta Con-
stitution.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
Gould Easily Cover the Land

The mean height of all the land now
above the sea Is referred to by Lyell
as being 1000 feet The mean depth
of the ocean is at least $4,000 feet
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
SlmnIicifu

Don't" advises an advocate a
short words, SAY numerous when you
mean many" Why say many when
you mean lots?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
Iron Cloth.

Iron cloth is made from steel. and
has the appearance of horsehair cloth
IL Is largely used by tailors as a mate
rial for stiffening the shoulders and
collars of coats.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
HERE AND There IN THE CALUMET REGION

started home. all voting the picnic a
success.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
Educate by Precept,

ITO bring up a child the way he
should 60 travel that way yourself
Or. Mcleod.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
Best Part of Beauty,

The best part of beauty is that
which no picture can express.-Bacon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-06
CALUMET HEIGHTS CHURCH
PICNIC AT JACKSON PARK.
Two Special Cars Chartered for the
Eyent--Children Have Good
Time.

The picnic given by the Calumet
Heights NJ E. church proved to be a
sucftss, yesterday. The picnic was
held 1t Jackson park and two special
cars which were chartered were pack
ed to capacity.
Most of the mothers with their chill
dren went to Wooded Island where
they had their lunch. In the afternoon
a party of the children. accompanied
by their parents. went to the Field
museum and viewed the different
things.
Ice cream was served to the children
free of charge. At o'clock they
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-02-26

Ibyly porazeny k zemi d po5lapany
Iygbuch byl pozoroydn zde i '
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DRoBNE ZPRAVY.

Pri y3buchu dynamitu v
Berkeley, Cab, bylo dne 20. mora
nbito ttyfiadyacct C'inanh a 4 bc.
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Senator Asbury c. Latimcr "
South CaroIiny zcmfcI dnc 90. D..
nora Providence hospitalu We
Washingtond.
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nell, Mo. spoleGnG se svym ditd-
tenn utopia se dnc Is. linora, kdyl
nazila se pfeiiti 1amrll$ potok
blize Decuturyille, Y Camden o..
kresu.
Y bostonskfch tkalcoyuach
pfadelndch bylo nzndmeno, ze
mzdr budou po ntiakf cas- snizc
ny O 10 proccntpon6vndf poptay-
la po vfroheich v poslodni dohs
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lak Sc p Nuskogee, Okla, o.
laumule, prrhnula Sc pres ytehude
ui Okluhomu studcna ylna dine
~. anorr Silnt ,Scrnzapadm
vilr yal a pfincsl ssrhm fnatnou
pnrc suthu
BuyIubfskt a tkaleuvskt spo
b5uusll pppgrcI Nlunutucturnp
Ga ~ aiddpturd Ne spoletnost
Nrw York Manufacturing Co.
Saru, Me- ahtitly np9lnt prarl
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pfagy
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-02-26

HIaneekf gnemoynt uhcfskf nhyrh
aby uherskg parliament yyslOyiI
syOjl sonslrast 4 ohledem 1n IN.
yrazddni krGIc a kornnniho piD.
ee portugalskGbo. P0slanee lgr0h
probldsil 30 tf, " odgzujc onu
dYojn6sobnon yrazdn v Lissabo.
nn, agsak zdroyeG ] ". kdo oIn.
puji ndrody 0 jejich syobodu q
rozh6Ddji palaBenty. Mlniar
kmtu brabt AppoDyi ody6til ~
10, ~ uhry ncisou opr6ynGny ymG.
kogati NO do yDitfnieh politickgcI
zdlezitohi jinJcb zcmi Vzd6laui
nirodoyf bcz yfjunky odsnzuji
yraldy rognfz talk ] Ubry, tde
dogud Debyla spaebdna zddna krh.
logazdn Narod, jeuz pouziyd ieu
zdkoUit5cb prosifrdltd, musi s. %.
hIedom 100 tragedii v Liasabonl
yysl0yili sYoji s0utDrad. Na 10
byl n6yrb WekerIly print Yelkou
gdt5In0u gntmoyng, PosIancekd
sudmovua ubnrska w sobdzi due
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-02-26

dali 50 1ezamestn1ni no poehOd
q v 1plnGm p0fddln d0stali SO M
ma Walnut ul., ldyz ndhle objeyiI
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~ d6lniky. Y toho doslo ku We.
obecn6 fezi, bthcm kter6 byl0 na
obou strandch st1lebo u poazito
nozd. Mnoboli osob bylo porm6.
no, nedaIo Sc zjistili. icn tolik jest
jisto, ze tn 0fkolilt polieisth bylo
pOranen0.
A je5t6 Bnek.
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dectW nejyicc u5kodil0 llefqBano,
Vi Bilkoyi Cbieagu. jenz bI pro
yrazdu 5esti Glend rodiny Vrzalo.
w odso0zen ku tregu smni, ua.
nil v p6tek dopoIedne p6teu o.
CalIagImoW pfisezn6 dozn6Hi. Y
lder6tu prohIasuje, ze yeskcrG je,
no aytdetW proti BiIIloW nebyio
njdjm jio5m. Hez ltfiyou Hsobou
kteron hn do Gst ylozil y5s9kf
poIlcejui 1fednilt u jistf y5Do.
momf sfaDm navladH. HminGDf
njadjk jebz byl nejd1Iczittisiu
NJ yan"b "a sy6dk6, kterf zalobo
vCIaIa na stolicj, doltonce jncnWe
osoby ttert jcj lm kfiy6 prisaze
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sloysIenfo0 VFetfoydni TO, jak
doUfd phtsr O'CallaRhan, H0Hdi
nyDi patrn6 sam guyerDfg D0neeu,
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-02-26
vybueh praeharny

n RefkrlpN Cal ozuamuic sn
due "a hunrat Ctlt okuli mlNn
ntfanln ,c ytrfa yrter nasledkem
pmdktho gihuchu ktrrtm hylu
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der Mills , l'nolp, IA mil seyrrnt
udtOd NaIfhnt dtlnlei " itlU NJ
,tl ppcharaN u sice 4 htinsi "a
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IL lnu ,l,nam,ln sg uu-
tuilei prutIkosDi n dtrVep5 kul
MS ktert W skiadistt praghu
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nteh dflniko mes niml iest
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paar plamgug ohrulaval} sau
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pH tem dl,ks ditotam fhFalu
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-02-26

FeShPftUD tNpUlttlNH III BFete5 kH
jejiuuz gskute6n61i d0jiti ma Y r.
1912, podGik ten, jehoz stfedi.
skem byIa by 0y5cm fi5e ndmeekd,
md zahrnoyati sou6asnt zyldstni
yfaayy Nemcd NJ Spojengch St6
Ill., Jizni Amcriky, RusI,a, Sedmi.
bradska. Mal6 Aisle u \ koIonii
ndmeet}ch, Prozatim ma se po.
dkati, jak o ytci t6 s0ndi faktoro.
Va, oGtz sr tn iedud, 1atez teprye
mab b$ti n5inGny dalI krokN
RUSkO.
Gener6lni quyernfr Y Oddso na.
ffdil. n v budouc1ost aanzclky
do Amerity Sc vystdhoyay8ich III.
dd mobon obdrzeti prlyodni ligti.
n.y. yyk6zou-li se auto0tick}mj do
pisy cd ayfch manzH0 v niehz
Hou yyzfyauy, aby odebraly SO
IN mimi Nufizem toto byly uyi,
t1no n rndosli od zidovskgch len,
pondyadz W dosld bylo jim Wy.
stdhoyalcdT zak6zdno iosUizo
jejich nod0stagjIi sn osob.
~ k pfisIusu}m 1fodfm noudt-
lHi i'm islui agoIoni Is fomu ciIi
W. ysoch I1ruzich rnsI}f apolrd.
uoHi roziifru6 popIa3ni poyGhi .
moz1osG yGlky mcH RuaIscm IL
1'nreekeH nnbJy nynf tyhfnosli
v6lcfnf hrdzy. Siluace
poyazoy1na ie za 'Yeliec yaznou
uejeu w yojeuskfch 'kruzicb, n}.
brz ! " kruzich kou.ervafiynicb
poIitikdfn, V1dee yttsiuy v du.
md GutloY vyIoyil ae due II. i.
nora ye6cr. ~ q pfisti schdzi kov
mise pro u6rodnl obruuu pfodlozi
otazsu atuu pftpraycn0afi zpmf.
jiz s obleden ~ zprayy Il KayIfu-
m a n ruzn@eh 6ahi Eyropy p0,
yazrlie IA yelieo d0lezitou Gu6koy
odporu6Hlc take udcrpplaci mini.
alerstya dopraYy tom. zdali ".
lezniee. blaynG kaykazskG q frane
kaykazslfG isou 81 dobrfm dayu,
abp mohIy rychle doprayovnti vol.
sko k iiznim a iihoz1paduim hra.
nieim. Die nahledu GuElsoyoya
d0pustiIa by Ne duma zlOtiunf ne
kdyby d0gIstiIa. aby NJ.
me op6ln6 nyrzcna byla do yaIky
mn uiz ie 1plnG nppfiprayeua. On
sam ie toho nahlcdu. Ne uejIepsim
prostFcdkem leu zauezeni konflHs.
I'm ie yazn6 zbroienf pro vscehny
AIi.topfedseda komisc
lhvest5inskii poyazuie take ny.
niiM .iluaci IN vcliae povazIiyou
n osffp kara RUNE gcneraly. ktefi
pred komisf prohlasiIi, IL yselikd
moznost nepratelstyi bthem roku
ie vylou6cna. GcncraIni stab VI.
nujc nyn6isimu stayu vtci velIsou
pozornost, aGkoliv nj dosud neby.
~ ozndmeny zdduG pohyby yojska
We ynitrozemi. Lee IidG. kteff pfi-
Ne Sibifc. ozuamuji. ze liz
1d ndkolika nedal is sibifskG voi,
,ko posinoyano smGrem do trans.
oblasti do 1urkestauu,
pdlud neisuadn6ii mhle bft vrze.
no na tureckt hranice, Zdcjsi Wy
.lanci ptti yclmoci. ktefi dotazo-
yani byli y "a pfi6ind povaNii
ruskoturccktho Enuflik
Ia ~ zcela yylnuiouou, nle ma
llrdu iciich uyu6isi ohonstrannt
throvskt yoicusyt pfiprayy isou
We shutetnosti abroyskfm "hluf
.pm pondgpdz lidna ~ sti6ast.
lfntch vldd nchodl6 ppiiti he
.kutknm. llfes Ia tiiil xyslnuel
ieadddyaiI So zadntm llusim os
lledne diterpnrl ma lialEant ii n5ps
thNnii dtnuhau ppriadu Nspuhpr