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be at home until after Thanksgiving.
Miss Mae Wasgaman left Thursday for
Michigan on a visit to her friend, MISS
Edith Foltz, and together they will make
tour of the great lakes. stopping at
Niagara Falls, Toronto, Thousand Islands,
Montreal and Lake Champaign. MISS
EIoise Waggaman. who is visiting In Yer
mont, will join the party on Lake Cham
plain and return with them.
Miss Annie Bready and her brother, Mr..
Maurice Bready, Of Sandy Spring, and
Miss Hilda Bready of Forest Glen have
returned after a two weeks visit TO
Brighton Beach, Albany. Saratoga and
Troy.
Strange as 1t may seem, perhaps one OF
the largest colonies Of Washington sum-
mer visitors in any single nelghborhood
is that grouped around Kennebunk. along
the Maine coast. One would not suppose
that so many neighbOrs could collect,
without some organized effort, at resort
so far from home. Another strange fact
is that, with one or two exceptions, the
visitors are all Mount Pleasant residents.
At Kennebunk Beach there are Mr. Nor
ton M. Little and family. who have their
own summer cottage there. DR.. Charles
l.. Bliss, with his family and fauher, Is
also there, while Rev. NJ. Ross Fishburn,
pastor Of Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church Of this city, with his family, com
pletes the group at the Beach. Two
miles from Kennebunk Beach is Cape
Porpoise. where still larger number of
Washington families and individuals are
spending their vacation. Prof. Charles s.
Clark late assistant superintendent of
schools here. the now newly appointed
superintendent of schools or Somervliie,
Mass. has a cittage there, with his wife
and family Grouped at another single
hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Peck and
their two daughters, Josephine G. and
Emily R. Peck; Mrs. T. j. LASER. with
her daughter, Ethel E., and son. E. l..
LASER; Mrs L. s. Emery. Miss Harriet
A. Dennison Mr.. A. B. Chatfeld and wife,
and last, but by no means least, especially
in the iollifying line, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Sturtevant. Judge Campbell, with his
family, is staying at another hotel at the
Cape. Last Sunday the pulpit of the
church at Kennebunk Beach was occu-
pied by Rev M. Ross Fishburn, and a
good part Of the Washington visitors
nearly every one of whom is member Of
his flock at Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church, enjoyed the novelty OF
hearing him preach. A good story Is told
on him afterward. City ministers excuse
themselves. and justly. too. from prepar-
ing a new sermon when invited to occupy
a pulpit at a summer resort. Seldom do
they have the fact rubbed in. however
Mr. Fishburn had given one Of his for
mer ones an excellent sermon in every
particular. Members present at the serv-
Ice Sunday were congratulating him
upon 1t afterward.
Yes. Mr.. Fishburn. broke in Mr..
Sturtevant that always was a good
Sermon,
Once or twice every week attempts
are made to have grand reunions, some
thing easily accomplished and thoroughly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

Mrs Charles MetZger and children OF
18th street are at Cape May, n. ].
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph King and children
of Calvert street are making a trip in
New York and adjacent places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

Miss Annette Goldsmith returned to hel
home yesterday from Glen Manor. Fores
Glen. where she had joined friends for E
week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ganss have re
turned to their home on Fairmont stree
from Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

Mr. Monroe Hollander is making a
ten-day trip in New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

Mrs Ira Helstein of Indianapolis, Ind.
is now the guest of Mrs. Adolph Weyl
$40 Sheridan street, North Brightwood.
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The above is only a par
tial list OF specials, for
every piano in our ware
rooms has been reduced
from $50 to SIoo.
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Mrs. Potter Palmer and her party.
which included her father. II. III. Honore
Judge and Mrs Lockwood Honore. MIR.
and Mrs. Honore Palmer, Adrian c.
Honore and III. III. Honore. jr.. returned
last Sunday from the Sosawagaming
Club on Lake Superior, where they
have been for ten days. Mrs. Palmer
remained in Chicago few days before
starting east.
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Mrs. Otto Luebkert and daughter. Miss
Louise Rowell, returned. to town during
the week from summer trip abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

who were also visitors at the Walker
home, are now at Murray bay.
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series of Monday afternoons and will not
be at home until after Thanksgiving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Shaw Safe will cele-
brate the twelfth anniversary of their
wedding by large dinner at their New
port cliffs villa. and following long-es-
tablished custom will entertain several
hundred newsboys and poor children with
a trolley ride and picnic at Island Park.
Mrs. Safe. who is one of the wealthiest
young matrons in Newport society. was
Miss Harriet Ives Gammell, a sister Of
Mrs. Z. Hope Slater of this city, whose
Newport villa is leased this season to
Mr. and Mrs. s. Barton French during
her absence abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

Viscount de Chambrun. the second Sec
rotary of the French legation, who is
spending the summer at Manchester. has
gone to York Harbor. Me-. to fill the
place of the first secretary, who Is i'll at
that resort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30
O. j. DeMOll & Co.,
1929, 1921, 1885 md 1887 G Street.
Annual Sept.
Piano
Clearance.

The most important
sale of the year, bring
ing down prices on fine
instruments to ridiculous
figures.
Much OF our fall stock
has already been shipped
us from the factories
and we must move the
present stock and make
room.
Included in the sale are
pianos OF the highest
grade, and guaranteed
both by the manufacturer
and ourselves.
Read the following list
over, you will no doubt
find your favorite make
and just what you want:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

Gen. Eugene A. Carr and Mrs. Carr,
who have been in Saratoga, have gone to
New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

Miss Annie Bready and her brother, Mr..
Maurice Bready, Of Sandy Spring, and
Miss Hilda Bready of Forest Glen have
returned after a two weeks visit to
Brighton Beach, Albany. Saratoga and
Troy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

A cotillon was given recently at Watch
Hill. r. l.. at which Mrs Newberry. wife
CONTINUED on Second Page.)
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Mai. and Mrs. Andre Brewster who
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Chan
dler Walker. in Detroit, returned over
week ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Cassells,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

A pleasant time was spent last Mon
day evening by the guests Of Glendale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

Miss Helene Stern of the Clihbourne
Calvert street has as her guest he
cousin. Miss Leona Stern of Norfolk, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

Mrs. S. Hirsch of 1852 Kenyon street
northwest has been entertaining Miss
jeanette j. Ziff and Miss Rose Franket
of Bridgeport, Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney c. Kaufman re-
turned to town Wednesday from Forest
Glen Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page gave din
ner recently of fourteen covers for the
Walter Damrosches, who have a cottage
at York Harbor this summer. 1t was
one of the most brilliant of the month.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Dunno. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay. Mr..
and Mrs. Burnaby. the bride formerly
Mrs. Field Gibson) looking extremely
handsome, by the way, and Miss Lila
Ormond. Mr.. and Mrs. Burnaby are
leaving the last part of September for
their home i'm England. They have been
as greatly feted at York Harbor as they
were at Breton Woods. where they
spent their short honeymoon.
One of the first of the fashionable we'd
dings of the season I'm Pittsburg will be
that of Miss Mary Hanna Gillespie.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Gil
lespie. and John s. Scully. jr. which will
be celebrated Tuesday, September 80.
The marriage will be solemnized in the
Shadyshide United Presbyterian Church.
Center avenue and Cypress .treet, OF
which Rev DIR. John X. McClurken is
pastor. The engagement was announced
In June just before the Gillespies left
for their country place, Brightwood farm.
Mr.. Scully is the eldest son of MrOand
Mrs John 8. Scully, formerly OF Bell
field avenue who for the past few years
have divided their time between Wash
ington. d. c., in the winter and Great
harrington, Mass. in the summer.
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Miss Edna Weyl has Joined friends al
the Hotel Rudolf. Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

Mrs Goodman and daughter Miss
Josephine Goodman are back in town
from Atlantic City.
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Mr.. S. N Meyer and daughter Miss
Juliet Meyer. arrived from abroad during
the week Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Meyer have
taken possession of their apartment a,
the Ashley.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-02-12

brace, u Rev, Chas. Bainem y Wa
terloo, kterg zapalil sydj hostel
mel alent reel k shromazdtni -.
Straw zyIastni miti nesmi, pouzc
oyoee, konseryy a jinf pamIsky
smfjf mn byti dodayany. Nayst6.
Wy smi pfijimati dennt mezi 2. o
>. hod a pani Evelyna budc jej
pry naysttyovati ntkolIkrat IN
tldeu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-02-12

. Pfi pozdru, liler} due l.. tinofa
rduo yypukml sc straguim dome
els lllG Wayndotte ul, Kansas
City, Mo, prislo zlyot ptt nsob,
Vrah lrWIs 4 Lewis yc West.
chester Pa klert syou naylustnl
drtru Eyu NFw,noyu uskrlil Il
ipii mftgdln ~ dNoff lakppal.
musi syui tlotin odptkali in sihe
ntei nrbut pprain pu kratke poru
a. usnala Nv Jest sinrn FrAkdy 1
atupnt nnp iunra h,l vfnh I'd
sougen 1 smrt
Spnlkoy5 sristor liurbht
Sehrasky pndal s9nalu rfe,llu.
hu ktrrnn - tlotuluie tf.Fntaul
pasiosueh spofiteleu l'fedlnha
nafIMui9 lfizrni slRfialul nfadny
nY fsdltrlpm aele iehui slutni
na ahuaseli s,tsHi ratut is4inini
assslentrm ~ slntntm slllaai . if
uthi pnlfitensiui ufsdnikt treh
ma ohnasetI ,lY6 i pNl pfueruia .
ntl irslnt usplis slFpnnofanA AL ka
nrua rfesahnHalI ahn's Rl1sa
aSssk urakH piail = eu Fslsi j
ae vice sisnrralni p,slpI.if "a
etuaaIli baakt tdf = maii lsal.
~ Hf'Nne pFo pe'AtNtHi spafttelnN
ukladat
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-02-12

sy6 bJyale syobody, musi SO nyni
zfeknouti knizeciho titulu. Oysem,
nyni je il doyoleno znoyu ystou.
pitt do stayu manzelskeho. Panu-
je nabled, zc ani jeden . rozvede.
ngch manzeIG nemusi VI nafikati.
Prayi We, ze zalobkyne dokazala,
ze knize drive nez ozenil We y nj,
wal ri IN zenu heretIku, kterou po.
zdfji cd sebe yypndil. Vypoyedi
sytdkh Y tfto zdlezitosti byly To.
koyfho razu, ze 0 yefcjnfm projed.
ndydni tohoto pfipadu nemohlo
b@ti ami feGi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-02-12

skgch krajfch. Neotckayanf vel
ka oposice zdyihIa Nc V prusk6
pansk6 sntm0yne. yedo j kardi.
nal Dr. Jii Won Kopp, knife bi.
sklp yratiJaysky, stalo We po.
cbybpgm, zda pfedloba, posla.
neekf su6moynf yelkou yftsinou
pfijata, porazf ] Y bofejM snfmoy.
ne. q moznosti zamitnuti pfedlo-
by We jiz y1znf hoyoH ylada by.
ia by tim ngedenn Y DejyGtM r0z.
paky, jelilfoz y dnesnfmi prostfed.
Ky nelze postnpujid popolsttni
Poz6anska NhpadDibo Pruska
zadrzeti, Duihon potiI json Hs.
skf finance. Biloxi yladpi zdrhhd
~ pfijnti noyou bruseiskou euker.
nj kopyeBci, nebudc,li a0ueasne
.proyedeD0 anfzeBf euIerni dane,
sou6asnG wax nebinl ME pro od.
dran6ni f1sslsgeh potiI, Nenajde.
li ~ y}ebodistf, Dastane lfrise Y
fisskfm finan6nietyi Vlhda Deui
y 10 zl0miti odp0r bIoku protI GU
lerni konyenei bez ob6H, kterd
finanfDi problem jen jestG zySH.
Risky sn6n siee bez ybebo p0yo.
luje move move pozadayky Hb-
skf, ale nedGIa mic, odkud by Ne
yzaly penize na pr0yedeni tob0, go
bylo poyoleHo. W. pfffiu6 zahra.
ni60i p0litiby poukazuji Gasopisy
pa to, Ne p0sledpf feG byyaI6bo
fruucmizsk6ho mipistra zahranif.
IHgeh z6lezitosti DoIcassf je ygstra'
b0u, ably se nh "smir" nGmecko.
franeouzskg nehIedGIo pills rhzo.
VI. z6royed y vclkgm nspok0je.
MIN pfijim6 raznt odmitnnti nj.
jezdd M pruskon poIskou politiku
rakonsko.uherskgm ministrem ~
hranicnyeb yfef syob0dngm p1nem
yon Aebrenthal.
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Y nhhFia rpWsleF Werks "a
pltnnl dug uuuFa patAr q ksl1l
plament pfoDiks aa ke Alallstt
pFaahn tak uAsleslatsl hroaat u
haes kletsm htla 1,anset 5amh
shnfpNa
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PORTu(lAIsKO,

Polieejntm yy5etfoyapim se VII.
stilo, NJ kr5loyrazda byIa petllye
sosnoyana. Vrnhoyf sesli Ne V zad.
nj sini jistf kay1rny u projednali
yeskerf podrobnosti spilnuti, COZ
bylo jim nm0zueno lin, ~ yeskerf
p0dr0bn0sti nhyratu krdl0ya byIy
znhmy kazdy q nich mel yyklza.
ne urtit6 misto u iednotliyt obtti
urteny byly losem. vi, JIM pfi.
kazano bylo zayrazdtni krdloyny
.Amalie q prince Ma1uela, ncmobli
1kolu syemu d0sthti Pohfeb lra.
ldv, jenz urfen byl M osm6h0 lno'
ra, byl odbgydn "a Yelkfbo dta.
stenstW zdstupeh cizich yldd. -
Stay kraloyny Amalie, jak Ne pro.
slyeha, je uspokoiivy. Vfyoda \
Oporta, bratr zayrazdfneh0 krAlc,
ubyioyal Sc prozatimnf krdlov-
sk6m paldci. AmeriekF yyslanee
\ PortugaIsku. Chas, Page Bryan
byl pry$m diplomatem, jenz krd'
lovsll6 rodinf vysloyil soustrast
Lissabon nabyva zyoIna Ease sy6.
ho uormAlniho vzezfeni. Vefejn6
budoyy n paIdc isou dosud stfeze'
ny vojskem,
Sthtni rada yydala dne 2, 1nora
proklamaci, Y niz prime Manuel
iakozto uastupee krale karla, jena
nsmrcen byl soutasnt + korunnim
prineem Ludyikem FiIipcm pro.
Ihldsen ie IN krale Portugalska
Proklamace Iii olsolnosti krdlo
Iyrazdy a prohlasuie, IL kfaloyua
Amalie phi iitokn yrahn na krd
loyskt vnz daln ma ieyo nejyttsI
sintetnost " nrdbajie Ylastniho
zyotn hrdinnt pokusila Sc O za
chfantni syteh synn Infant Ma
Iuurl ttmtf zazrnkem mikl smrt.
N drsli kuli ieul yYehrlil Sc ma
kral0pskf via Pnrantni ieI j
rotatku zdalB se payalliyfmi q.
IsYtdfila iakolto pomtrne lehka q
Ittz uaehi1i se uYui ma eestt k ~
xdmppni Snudi sp, h mlndi prime
| lnfi nustupoyaui ylady ma syai
Ittlkou ulom yrItpe ulrbtenm tim
r rspnhrenl il nam pro- synil
Irmpallebt EystupaNani Nniol
Ipntantui il hrnfntm sttnam rrlnI
aehnyal 1plnt stalt rhladnokrrp
mnst lHmufmu fuku uusi 90
tatu pohlasalt II nggiti iad
lhtuh holpstl - muhlastm Ma
nuela hraIfm pfedsetla minister
stta France ofnamil syuie Faahod
Innli b. Nsellka rey0lufnl hnutl pa
llaai npipisnbisimi prnsfrlks
tunetalI nhFt Nolht .lu paslaHf
ett sntmafHN usb,Is lnsni pro
sedsa, bule ssolana ifn pansl..
sNfmasna abs utnala nNa cha kfh
h Armada i nsmaFhl tuiska NJ
sl0Atb pfisahu tefmsti kpili NA
laueln,i kteF, ~ ltHh9 slrnna IN
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prohibice yitezi.

Stat Ohio, nell 1plnt, TOT aspo1
h yetH fhsti, stane ~ probiblcnim
u h0stinsti do budouen0stl nemaji
zadngcb skytlycb yyhlidek. Jestt
drive nez zakonbi No nyntjH N.
seddni sthtDi zhkonodarny, zdlt0n
oblednf iGto ytei bndc yynesen.
Byla totiz pfijata zdkonoddrnf
R0segga pfedloha. die niz 80 pro-
cent obtand jednotliygeb okresh
mflze zddati m WlAstni golby, kite.
rgmi rozhodne So, mali dotyfn5
okrcs b$ti prohibitni aneb nikoliy
Mimo oltresy Hamilton, Gnyahoga
Lucas, Franklin u Montgomery,
kter}eh nachazi 10 nejy6tM mGstGt
ostatnf jistt pfijmoti pr0hibici
P0dobnG diam zhstnpeh ve stAtu
West Virginia pfijal nhyrh, die
kterGho dd SO lidu odhlasoyati vi.
kaz prodeje a y}roby opojnyeh nd.
pojh po celtm state. Pfijeti t0ho.
to navrhu uyitdno bylo V dome
zastupen, jak zprayy udayaji, We.
lik}m potIeskem. Die toho lze
sonditi, ze probibice gslde yittzi
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Umrti stareho ceskeho osadnika

Clepelandsk6 "Dennice NoyoyG.
ku" Y poslednim syG elsie sdeIuje
Od p. Boreckfho .jsmc Sc doyGdtli,
H. v liurliugtonu II Racine We Wi.
consinu zemfel star} pfitel mas p.
Jan Kauckg. femesla sy6ho obny.
mix, We yysokGm vdku Hesnul}
byl \ nejstarsich osadniktl - pri-
byI sem tusim roku 1854 nebo 1856
n 4 nejstarsleh nejsprayn6jsieh
pfedplatitell teskFch narodnich q
svobodomysln}eh Gasopish. My
iej pznali iiz roku 1869, kdyz pri.
jel do Racina pfedpIatit ii Slasii,
a "Pokrok", jeboz jednatelem
byI p, j. Boreckf-. Denniei braI
od /. GisIa q prnyideln6 j pfedpld.
eel nikdy nitim redakci neobt6.
zoyal a list nctfral Vtdfl H. re.
daIaor ma ma stafosti vice nez jel
il jpho zalezitosti Sadscut miloy.
mix tcsktho vzdtlani a teslkf spo.
le6nosli. rad Sc bayil q yeself mysI
ueopustila JED ani Ye rysokdm
vFigtt
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Zprayy zamofSke.
RAkOuSKO.nnERSKO.

lIhersky parliament odmitl dDe
3. 1nora nhyrh, aby kral6yske 70.
dine portn9aIskt p1slhn byl sou.
strastny Telegram. Vttsina sne'
moyny m mistt tobo pfijala nhs
prohlaseni' Ndhledy "
hpsktho parlamentu o sy0bodf
jsou takoyt, W snfmoyna oen1ze
zadDou yzpominku y6n0yat krdl0.
Vi. kterg odstranil kopstituGni
yladu uahradil il diktaturou"
fetna yypoyidani rakonsko'u.
herskych pfislnsDikh . Ntmeeka,
jez js0u v posledDi dobt IN den
MIN pofhdku, gyyolala yelk0i me-
libost Nedayno Ddysttya WIDEN.
skfho nGmeckfho yyslaDce barona
Tschirscbkyh0 v I'erline II p1eb0d
raltousko.uberakEho yyslanee hra'
bette szoeQyeny.Marieba do Vidp6
nachazeIy ~ w sp0jeDi = t0ut0 zd-
lczitosti. So strany soukr0mG II.
Gintn@ pokiIs, aby smlonya 0hIed.
ut spoIku mezi Rakousk0.Uher.
sken N6meckem aneb0 stAyajici
obebodDi snI0uya u6infBa byIa
podkladem ku zakroceni, byl via.
don odmitnul Vl6da t0tiz p0ya,
zuie odyoIdni 10 ma stavajfei pfa.
telhW IN prosptsnfjM, ponGyad5
zphsobem tak0ygm spi5e dospeje
X oili.
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EMHkll-

tuilHd peliiiekA sitmee slala
8 stlml rhpUitsllNW ila paplV
IL duAtal, = u utaskt Sykaiu
iIel nfnhs ihF pallie rtglp,slm
y talnf ahfaAena rolska ptella.
M r.sAttiJil sla,le pfaNa -.
hatfnfl0 Ftflnslitataul i Wl
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V sohntn due |. unuH bgla y
neapnklstm Teatro San Carlo, iei
ic neigttsim diyudlem ltalsR}m u
iednim y nejyftsieh disadpi sytta,
pfemitra hudphuiha drnmatu Ri
pharla slrurAsf Salnne bred
premitruu dnsln k uemalemu ruz
ailpu nnrhnyenslNa pustaNiln sc
zprKn pfnli npefa z tahu dnFpdh,
Nv pft II Test ioii uemrntnl a jrs
h1 pnFhtler uskar Wilde bFl prt
hHaitsm NNktNaL katnlteke L.
IN abt i npt1 1astnllA pfrdAiaFe
hi nhsiwlbrm lnha praNa diva
lla rbtiIa upustii ad pfedsta,e
nI \ pnsteduim okamtIhu tsak
d,ala fprtta W fatikAu mll0laI
stun tiathH i pfgmifra h.la naA
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-02-12
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Gen. Stoessel, jeDz souzen byl.
pro yyddni peyn0sti Port Arthur,
byI dne J. 1n0ra od80uzen k smrti,
Iaytretnf lifeni konal0 ~ Y den
rozsudku PfeIiGeni i timto &C..
ncralem, kterf je5tf do neddynt
doby nazgyhn byl hrdinou port
artbursk I'm, bylo yelmi zajimayt
a yysly v Nom 0a jeyo RUNE pod.
robuOsti, ktert ukazaly jak5 dueb
pan0yaI inezi dGstojDiky cargkfho
yoiska ~ ydlky rusko. japonskt +.
General stoesel ukdzal se pfi obra.
ne Port Arthur yhdcem spatDgm
u yelmi zbab6Iym.
Zprdya o krdloyrazdt Y Lissa.
boDn yyy0IuIa V Petrohradt We
yseeh tfidhch obyyatelstya hlubo'
Ky DOZEN, Casopisy rozepisuji Nc
. afafe IL yelice obsirne, Rus"
| v odyazlfyGm flanku p0dayd nta.
jenon paraIlelu mezi pomtry V
I'orugalskn V Rusku q yar1je
vlddn, ~ nebezpeti podobneh0 pfi'
padu sthya / V Rusku. Politovani.
h0dn6 strasIiya Ia afera Y Por.
tngalsku die ndhIcdu tfhoz Gaso,
pisu zayintna byla tim. ~ kral
neroMrmGl sytmu lidu q diktatOr.
sk}mi meth0dami SNAIL se zadr.
| zeti nezdOlnm snahn lldovyeh
mass p0 fiGastcnsgi na Wade Ira.
gedic uddIa Ne pravG okamziku,
kdy zdaIo se, ze pfcdsedoyi mini.
sterstvn francoyi podatilo se IA.
dou nasiln}eh opatfcni ziednati
pokoi 'Novoje Vremja siee pfi.
iitd kraloyrnzdu Lissabonn n,
narchisttim. uvsak uvhdi il zdro-
ven We sp0ieni 4 dittatnrou mimi
stersktao precisely Franco, T}z
tosopis prnhlasuie, ~ yladm ~.
stem, ienl ncdnyede ehrdniti Siypt
yladnfnv, uemd prdya na ezi.
Istenci,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-02-12
Prazsky Maj 0 zesnulem prof.
Jeffremu Hrbkoyi.

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