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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-30

Y, $500. Of whom 5000 are Europeans
The territory Germany holds consists
mostly Of what was undesirable 10 En-
land, when that country claimed her pos
sessions
Germany, II she wins tn" war. will prob
ably take territory in Northern Africa
away from France and Will probably sx-
tend her borders in rich South Afrr-4
Belgium will he forced 10 give IN all
claim 10 the Congo State. while Great
Britain will suffer in Lower EEypt
The continent Of Africa has an area ~
ll"l%h0 square miles. being the second
LARGEST continent in the world. Of which
9b6',NA square miles are owned or held
by European powers. In the aggregate
holdings Of these powers there is an a.
proNimate population ~ Is. DOc.Ooa about
100000 Of whom are white
Germany can expand her territorial pos
sessions without seriously affecting the
wealth or power Of the other nations
Crowded in a territory in Europe not a.
large as Texas. with 65.O00GD inha bttantl
Germany is facing the serious problem ~
what 10 do with her people. The holdings
In South and Southwest Africa are not at
tractive for colonization. so the German
government IS turning to the possessions
Of other powers as the only logical regions
for her territorial and colonial expan-
sion.
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AN EVERYDAY CREED.
ny CHARLES STFLZLE.

I believe in my job. 1t may not be a
very important job. but il is mine.
Furthermore. IL Is Gods Job for me. II
! am honestly trying to do his will. He
has a purpose in my life with reference
to his plan for the world Is progress. No
other fellow can take my place. II isn't
a big place, TO be sure, but for years l
have been nodded in a peculiar way to
MI a peculiar niche in the worlds work
could take no other mans place. He
has the same claim as a specialist that l
make for myself. Yes. l believe in my
job. May I be kept true to the task
which lies before me-true to myself and
to God, who intrusted me with II.
believe in my fellow-man. He may
not always agree with me. I'd feel sorry
for him II he did, because l myself do
not believe some Of the things that were
absolutely sure in my own mind a dozen
years ago. May he never lose faith in
himself. because IL he does he may lose
faith in me, and that would hurt him
more than the former. and It would really
hurt him more than il would hurt me.
I believe in my country. l believe in
1t because it is made up Of my fellow
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men-and myself can't 20 back on
either Of us and be true to nv creed.
II il isn't the best country in the world.
it is partly because am not the kind OF
a man that l should be.
believe in my home. II isn't a rich
home. II wouldn't satisfy some folks.
but IL contains jewels which cannot be
purchased in the markets OF the world
When I enter its secret chambers and
shut out the world with its care. I am a
lord. Its motto Is service. its reward is
love. There is no other place in all the
world which hlls its place, and heaven
can be only a larger home. with a Father
who Is all-wise and patient and tender.
believe in today. II is all that DOS
sess. The past is Of value only as i, can
make the life Of today fuller and freer
There is no assurance Of tomorrow. 1
must make good today.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-30

II IL now Foreman Melick, Of the day
hand section. instead Of acting foreman.
at the same compensation.
Miss Laura B. Gordon and Charles s.
Elder, of the day hand section, returned
from their leave and reported on Monday
morning.
william z. Holt. imposer in the day
hand section, returned from his vacation
on Thursday. spent at Atlantic City, N. j.
During the absence Of John A. Phillips,
property man in the hand section. day,
William A. Mayors has been substituting.
Owing to a death in his family. Com
rade william A. Roberts, Of the hand
section, night, was absent from ONCE.
Owing to continued i'll health. F. H.
Berger. financial secretary OF G. P. o.
Council, No. 21l, Of the National Union,
has rendered his resignation. after &C.
ceptably filling the responsible and ex-
acting position for several months.
Council Treasurer John ]. Pepper. a we'll
known employe in the day proof section.
has been appointed acting financial sec
rotary until q successor TO Mr.. Berger
has been elected.
Richard S. CDick) Peed, Of the hand
day section, has been helping out on TIE
specs during the past week. together with
several others from the main hand sec
ton on the sixth floor
After a few days employment. Thomas
". Parks. a temporary skilled laborer.
rendered his resignation. having secured
permanent appointment in the Treas
ury Department.
W. NJ. Nails. a former skilled laborer
in the day hand section, who resigned
a few months since. has been reappointed
and assigned TO the same section.
certain employe Of the big printery.
who was not feeling gilt-edged. told his
chief. at the close Of the days work, that
morning, ii should be understood that
he was either sick or dead. IAN right"
replied the chief. let US hear from you.
whichever way 1t goes
The following members Of the hand
day section were absent on leave the past
week: John l. Gateman 2. C. saltz-
man, F. NJ Lloyd. T W. Haworth. G. J.
WoodEate. G. c. Sparks. Wallace Brew
er, ana Edmund Shaw.
Assistant Foreman Spencer. Of the day
hand section, returned to ONCE on Thurs
day. after a pleasant four-day trip down
the Potomac.
In the absence OF Imposer John A
Burnside. at Atlantic CITY. with his wife
and daughter, Thomas NJ Dom is i'm
poser in charge.
E1-Chairman William r Love has
been on the sick list the past week.
Comrade John Maley. one Of the oldest
employees in the day hand section. has
been detained from the office for sew
eral days, due TO impaired health
After spending several DAYS ~ Atlantic
City, Mrs. Aleta wheeler-Joseph has
gone to her home in Michigan.
Eugene F. Smith. president OF Column
hia linton. with his wife and son. is
spending his vacation at the home Of his
mother at Thomasville, Ga. and will not
return TO Washington till after Labor
Day.
or the sixteen civil war veterans en-
ployed in the hand section, day. Com
rades Isaac n. Williamson and John
lutte have been granted fifteen DAYS
leave and have Eon" TO the g. A. r. con-
vention, which is to he held in Detroit.
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glorious results; view the path up which
he has climbed from the infancy Of his
early existence into a marvellous state
OF consciousness. Finally he reaches the
home Of the soul, touches the limit Of
humanity, conquers death. and In tri-
umph is bathed in the light celestial. The
veil Of ignorance is rent and he knows
that God and humanity are one.
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Religion and Social Service
Current Comment Concerning
Church, Men and Measures

JOHN R. MOTT. Y. M. c. A.
leader. who abandons world tour
because of war.
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c. H. Jackson. of Brockton. Mass
weighs as pounds.
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Those Born In Evil.

So. would you say that God makes one
soul good and one soul evil. Wherein
would be the Justice of making a soul
evil and then furnishing it for criminal
acts? Men are born evil every hour and
you are either forced into the blasphe-
nous position that a perfect and loving
God creates a ruined soul and then pun
ishes II for being what He made it. or
else that He is dealing with evolving
creatures whom He Is training for ulti-
mate blessedness. and IL in any life a
man Is born wicked, 1t is because he
must reap in sorrow the results of evil
in the past that he may learn wisdom.
Offlcial Christianity las represented by
the Roman Catholic Church, at the Sec
ond Council of Constantinople, in $50
A. D., condemned the doctrine, but it did
not disappear from Christendom. 1t was
preserved in the tsachiPEs Of every So
called heretical sect-for instance, the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-30

W. NJ. Nails. a former skilled laborer
in the day hand section, who resigned
few months since, has been reappointed
and assigned to the same section.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-30

After a few DAYS employment. Thomas
". Parks. a temporary skilled laborer.
rendered his resignation, having secured
a permanent appointment in the Treas
ury Department
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-30

A certain employee OF the big printer
who was not feeling gilt-edged. told his
chief. at the close Of the days work, that
If he did not report for duty the next
morning, ii should be understood that
he was either sick or dead. IAN right. -
replied the chief. let US hear from you.
" whichever way II goes"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-30

william z. Holt, imposer in the day
hand section, returned from his vacation
on Thursday. spent at Atlantic City, N. j.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-30

John R. Mott. the Y. NJ. c. A. leader
and head of the continuation committee
Of the World Foreign Missions, an
nounces that plans made by him for a
world tour have been abandoned. 1t is
also announced that the Worlds Chris
ton Student Federation, with headquar-
tiers at Geneva, and part OF the Y. NJ. c.
A. work, is thoroughly demoralized by
the war. The federation's three general
secretaries are called into wars to fight
each other. Secretary Fermaud, the
senior secretary, has been called to COM
msnd a Swiss regiment. Secretary saut-
tern has entered the French service, and
Secretary Childius the German.
At the moment European nations were
declaring war Christian leaders from
many nations. assembled in London,
formed the World Alliance of Churches
for International Friendship. Part OF
the men composing the sixty members
Of the executive committee were those
Just arrived from Constance by train pro-
vided by the German Kaiser, driven out
Of Germany by the war. ]. Allen Baker
NJ. P, the famous peace advocate and
Quaker, was named chairman; Rev. Dr.
william P. Merrill, pastor Of the Brick
Presbyterian Church, New York. vice
chairman, and Rev. Dr.. Frederick
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-30

During the absence Of John A. Phillips,
property man in the hand section. day,
William A. Mayors has been substituting.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-30

The Salvation Army, through Gen.
Rramwel Booth, rendered the army
shelter houses in Portsmouth and other
places TO the British government. which
accepted their use for the soldiers. Eng
lish Salvation Army men have enlisted
as soldiers and women have gone as
nurses.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-30

Robert Congdon. OF the night linotype
force. has gone on an extended vacation,
which will include a short stay at New
port, r. l.. and Boston. then as far East
as Halifax, Nova Scotia, returning tc
Washington by sea
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-30

Richard S. CDick) Peed, Of the hand
day section, has been helping out on TIE
spess during the past week. together with
several others from the main hand sec
ton on the sixth floor.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-30

or the sixteen civil war veterans en-
ployed in the hand section, day. Com
rades Isaac n. Williamson and John
lutte have been granted fifteen DAYS
leave and have gone to the g. A. r. con-
vention, which is to he held in Detroit.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-30

Harry L Matthias and Ernest z. Arnett
are recent appointees as probationary
linotype operators.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-30

President Edward H. Wright, Of Chi
cagO typographical Union. has introduced
an innovation by the appointment OF
proofreaders' committee to examine all
applicants for admission as TO their quail
hCatiOns for membership. William E.
CKid) Shields we'll known here. beinS a
member of the committee
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-30

David Altman has been promoted from
the position Of helper to clerk In the Of
fee OF the foreman Of printing at a sal
airy OF 5000 per annum
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Owing to a death in his family, Com
rade William A. Roberts, OF the hand
section, night, was absent from once.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-10-21
N6mci mali velikou slu xajatch

Ndmccky ministr ydIky yydal
sobotu probIdscni, rcyidujici
podet zajated drzenSch Y rdznycb
ntmcckych tGborcch al do /. ri.
na, jest jich ceIkem 2j0,300, n
die pfisluSnikh X rhan$m stdthm
jsou rozd6lcni, jak ndsIeduje
FraneonzoyG, 2,050 dhAojniko
20 l23OO0 NUN.
Rusoyf, 2,l5O d1Nojnik0 u ",
600 muzd.
IjelRidunG, i7O d1Nojnik0 II
3O,s muai.
l}rltoyG, 1870 distojnik6 u $500
muad,
Cd l. fijno ncpochybn6 zajaicd
hodn6 prIbylo, avsak. M dosud
nebyI Mich yypraeoyhu podrob
NJ seznnm.
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smrtonoanA palba apelcnsekyeh
voisk,

Nrlpo~lr,lntisi aesuamy ttral
uNefeinsnt y nemeekyeh tasopl
seeh dokaauii uadp sAeuku 30.
eh, hno.,i, A. lsrseni tranceusske
ho a hr,llpkehu yolska u aleenl
eelteh neptalelskteh pfal@F0 et
Ia prayltim
Ressrsm peal rluk 4 u tira'il
ls,inma prapNru ssai muAA "a
utnyeh, kFomt mFtNkrh, az dFu
hala prapofu lehaa pluku iln mlt
"a hsla saht,n y hltNe IA tees
Narns
Re~fym pluk g. 80 mtl IT,
upsel,alslnpa STRATA" laausa
slasa iAku "peseelRe slralN a
krasa, pes'el uFlN Sch a fane
utehH uAslt,tuli lNapa Nthellsa
piukA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-10-21
Rakousky podmotaky elun poto
pen

Il celynt ofnamena ponlell
pres londtn, a. rakauskN pad
mnfskt tlm hyl poluppn , ia
defskbm malt fFaueoutNkNm ktit
ulkpm
nva pa,lnufskt thmN NNpFaNt
h 81 knloW uapa,lnpul tran
lestalyn klgrt plulo pe
dtl pohfeA nahuaeir llNh NAab
hrp spalteus trauvoasskNmi
hlhlkanl a dohft mlfsna rana
.eslala lelsn 4 uleh ke Apu, klyA
lp truhtnu pwlallln ~ NuibheH
tt tfanvMtska llolllla laia -
humhaf,lesatl tkrte kalegeAt y
rakmlsk tha avrw'lanu stusleNp
hsla nekullk hmHh \ hlltkVall
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-10-21
Rumunsko zhstane nadale neu
trhlnim.

~ RumunskO z6gtane neutral.
MIN Y cvropskt vdIcc, rozhodnu
10 byIo Y popddli na schdzi kabi-
nctu, ktcrt pfedscdoI krhl Fcrdi.
nand jiz NO sd6astniI zdstupei
vsech stran, die bczdrAtoyt depe.
H. obdrzcnt Y Londyn6 \ BerIino
Hdroven ~ sd6Iujc, ac dlenoyt
mcrickG druziny Ccrvcn6ho Kri1o
doraziIi do Budapcsti y ncd6li.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-10-21

NlLcLblVl HepflblOllllO NO ia
IAdnou stranu behcm minuIthO
t}dnc v bityG, kterh nepfetrzlt6
zufi po vice tydnh Y severni
Francii mezi Nemci u armadnmi
spOjened, nicmtn6 vsak poslcd.
n6ja docililI jistSch pozoruhod-
nych 1spGch1. IatlaGli totiz ne,
meck6 prayt kfidlo zp6t vice ncz
tricet mil, pronikIi do Belgie, kde
obsadili m6sto Ypres, die jcdnt
hprhvy znoya NJ zmOcnill yelkGh0
prnmyslOvfho m6stn Lille seV.
francn, ktcr6 Ncmci iIa trlkrh
tc nell obsazcuO u die sdGlcni
dopisovatelc Iond}nsktho Morn.
ing Postu y pond6Ii, spojcnci
dobyli beIgickt m6sto Ostcnde,
ktertho Nc Ntmci zmocnili po
dobytf Antwerp,
Die depesc 3crlina zasIan6 Y
pondeli veGer, Nemci dostali sc
M do okoli Dunkirku a tuba bit.
VI rozpoutala se mezI Dixmude II
Roulcrs. ObyyatrIt Duukirku II
Iioulogno jsou prf IN 1t6ku
krise pokusu Nemc0 Mnocnl
ii ~ francouzskych prnplaynich
pfistavh sotya dYaeet mil od po-
brezi Anglie, nastala pond6li
die francouzskth0 ifcdniho osna.
meni, jeA sdeIuje, " jak yellka
della, jichz bylo ponhlto k dobyti
Antwerp, TAX brltsk6 vdlecnt LODI.
styo podilely NO na bltv6, jejll
fronta sahala od Nicuport p0
Vladsko Hprdvy o tube bItyG Y
okoli Dunkirku dosly Pariar /
I Bcrlina, aysak kdchto NGmel
chlubi ~ Isp6chy, francou1ska
zprava sdelujc, ~ byli odrahenl
belgickou armadou bliae Nlcu-
portu, ktertzto mdsto lezi na pal
cest6 mezi Ostendc "A Dunklrkem,
Take volikh della brltickt vdlcGnd
flot,lly hodnt prspeIa k lnhndni
Ndmcn.
Vzhlcdem k udalostem nA q.
statnich bodech frouiy, Io1 saba
pfitomn6 od bvyearskych hranlc
M k Severnimu mori, zpraya ber.
linskh midi, kdeato pari2 pravi,
~ spojonei natn6 postouplll me-
n Arrasem Roye bli2e st. Mi
hiel IVA pravtm btehu feky Meu'
~,
spolenoi rovn6a poslouplli X
y{chodu od hodu jtSne od Ar
menttpres mmiron X ldllp VA H.
ml heaid k Arrasa. TuhY ho1
scdcn j. o kaldon pid pody, ME
meme vSak spoienel neustale ldon
ku pfedu. hitya okoli Arrasu
turlla ncnfctriil6 deset dni
Neneeka tpraya pautc praSl
a. utoky tapHdne a soFrrotapad
M nd lille hyly olraleny
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-10-21
Japonsky kriznik potopen a bri
ticka bitevni lod poSkozcna,

Die depesc obdraen6 ntneekym
yclcyyslnuectyem w WnshinRto-
ne Y pondtli, briticka bitcvni lod
Triumph, podilejici NJ na bonn
bard0vAni nGmcckG pcvnostl
Using Tau na pol0oNroy6 klao
eau ma y}chodoaMjsk6m pobrehi,
byIn poskoaena ton m6rou palbot
\ n6meck fch hmoadir6, ~ donn
ccnu byln y2dhlitl ~ \ hltcvnl
tdry,
Y Toklu 1rcdnt 0lnameno byI0
" poudtli, zc lapansky krlznilt
TakaGiho byl potopen mInou Y
z0liyu kino6uu noct II, rijua,
Jcdcn dnstojnik II jcdondct Gle.
m muzstva byli zachrhn6nl,
Takatiho konal pntrolni st2bu
y fdliyu, kdyl nArHlil IN mint
Jnpausti torp6dohorc hasleehIl
N}huch u spatriIl pIamcnS a go
ncirychlcil sptchall na nomoc
kri2niku, nicmtn6 t}l klesl NJ.
kollka minuldeh e y tomnott
mo2no hylo 2aehrdnitI routr diva
naci mu1n,
Osmndvaeet duslomlkn, ftyfl.
apadesat podd0stolniko ia lsn ma
mofnikn sahynulo,
krllmk fukutthu hNl thudo
van y e. 1885, u opravrn y 1000
Hyla Ia lod uoaost 3,i00 um
a00 stop dlouha a ~ alroka Ii
prostfrd llmtm haltrrtp pot0
stayna a osml awtipalcoyNeh del
a ryehlosl kfianiku bNla ast osm
uaet usln Mulslro paauslavalo
4 aai bleuh
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KAZDEHO OBCANA

| ma zaJimati y0lba Gfadnictya sth
~ ! Okrnsu nim0 10 ObcaDskh
DoyjDD0st 10 khzc u r0yn6z ! glib,
|uclDtng pfi prijimAni IN scbe oh.
GanstW ttto zcme, kdo TAX ncGi-
NJ, ostAya 10 jemu ma sy6domf,
paeba zlociB vGGi s0be samtmu q
jiDym tn.
Letobni stAtni q ! mnOby ycb o
kresccb Okresni yoIby mali vel
he dGIezltOsti, protoz doufAme, ze
krajaDf nosi jako jeden muz w
konaji sy0ji 0b6aHskou poylnnost
die ncjIepsibo sytho dobrozdani
pfesy6dGeni, Jez pa zAjnech
kandidhtcch We prosptch poplat-
ulctva.
Jak nasim GtenAfnm znam0, ne
doporuGuje tento list, AMI pisatel
tecbto fAdkh zAdnGho, lee by die
nascbo 1plnGbo pfesyGdGeni toho
sobG kandidAt Y pine mife zasIu-
hoyaI bylo 10 zajmu vseobec
nfho dobra mali schopnosti a.
rad ten zastAvatl, V letosnich
voIbach predlGhd yolba nejvysSi-
no soudce, o kteryzto 1fad uchhzi
ne o znoyuzvoIeni nyn6jsi nejvys
N statnf soudce NJ. B. Reese.
SedovaI jsem karieru p. Reese
pred pO ccIycb 6 rokI co zastd
val trnto nejdnIezitejsi statni Il.
rad nejvyssibo stAtniho soudce,
Nr| vsllde n yzdy konal poyiD.
nostI 1radcm tim spojene die
DejIrpsiho pfesv6dteni dobro-
MdAnl, v zAjmu vseobccn6ho lldu,
bcz ohIedu ma osobu neb korpo-
raci, NkrAtka die zakona u prd.
va. A protoz n dobrym v6domim
n pfcsv6dGenim doporuGiti mohu
na6in Gtenafnm p. NJ, B. Reese
pro 1fad nejvyssiho statniho
soudcc.
Kazd}, kdo jen trochu sledoval
@innost soudce Reese, dozna, ze
rozsndky jeho prosly oheh vefej.
uGho mineni poehvalou Il aniz
jcho mali ndmitky pro-
Il jrho roHhodnutim.
Soudce Reese jest vclice sch0p-
n}m muzcm n litigenti mohou by
ii pfcdem pfesv6dceni, ze jeho
rozsudky budou die zakona a
prava, bez ohledu koho se to tyGe.
HajistG nebude jedin6ho kraja.
ma, ktery by mu medal sv6ho hla-
Su.
Die n0vtho stltniho hlasovaci-
no zakona soudcOvt jsou oznaGe-
nj ma ballotu jako nestranni --
Non partisan" kdo pfi volbe
udini X kolctku proti jm6nu
strany na ballotu, voli tim vsecky
t. strany, Avsak pro
soudce distriktni n nejvySsiho
soudu ncVoli, nebof Ii jsou o2na.
Gcm "Non partisan musi ie
udeati II nnGna We
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Rusky yelevySlanec opustil pry
Cafihrad,

Iinskf vcIeyyslun"c odeJel v
poud6Ii \ Carihradu, yzay y sebou
archiyy velevysIaDectvi do Od6s.
~, nhsIedkrn hroziyG sItuace Y
lurrckfm hIaynim mcstt, die rim
sk6 dcprs" k IondFnsk3m Daily
Npws"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-10-21

pnteIe. Ny dAIe Jsme obsadIl'
ygsiDy seyer1h od P0dbusze, j.
b0yycb0dHe 0d Stary II Samb0ru,
20 tuhgcb boJieb Nobe 1toky
seyerDt od feky stryjc pokra6u-
j. scyerD6 od PfemysIu, na w.
cbodnim bfcbu feky San, nase
yojsko oDft DabyI0 p6dy NJ do
uyn6jska nsi 5000 linsh byl0 ~.
jat0."
Y tcntM den rusk} armhdni
hlnyni stan yydaI DhsIednjfei o
MnAmeni
"Na fr0ul6 W Vgehoduim Pru.
sku u pn fccc VisIc ncui uie no.
yfho ku sd6Ieni. Rakouskt pos
kusy dogati ~ pres feku SaD
scIboIy. Jizut od PrcmysIu boje
jsou Y proudu. M D6kolika mi.
stecb do6Io k bodhkoySm GtokGm,
pu Gcnz jaOc zajali paindct ra.
kousk$cb ddsiojnik6 q osi 1000
yojAkh.
V p0nd6li ruskS geucrdlDi stab
Y IhrobradG yydaI nasIedujiei
onAmeni
"Hiskai jsmc "6Mccndho dsp6.
cbu N, Hjna w yelmi tube bityt
Y okoIi Vursayy jiznf od Pre-.
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vychodnho bosN Rusov6 Rausan6 podAva zpray vitGz
Stv1ch Asi million BelgiGanh vySehovalo neSrastne
EOm6 - Uhrach hroznt adj cholera LAkah q oBetfo
vAtely Vdehskych cnicich yScni prac ranGnym
Die xpravy VidnG eeg rafovan6 pres Pafz Rakousku
mutt do "a rokG v6ku mai slouSih domobran6
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|" vAAi pfAlalA Y CoehAeh bu
dau Van sdaeni, kdyA jim pred
plalits ''veakcy" a kAiaseh u
ani kdss IL delde eiale, huAeu ns
Vas raai yslaminali, ls is.e jim
elatfili dehrou a aaavivyAe -
ihaayeu a reusnea eetha keoAr
pasnait laks taA,plsy matt 4
mvFiee Avs.i faFmef VI
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DO Rima dosIy podrobntjsI
lprhvy o preIidoni X GaVrllcUD
I'rln6lpem ii joho u druhy, ktcrI
byll obzaloy6nl pro 0tastcnstVi ma
zayrnzdoni nrrlyeyody trantlSku
F'rrdinunda II jcho choti,
l'rinGlp mulno predstoUpll pred
ave soudcr d0lual zcela ohlad-
uf, ~ hahil urciycvodu II ioho ~.
ma a H. jest toho prills dalck Il
hy clu syni aapiral. naopak, ~ ic
NrIlcc hrdlm IA 10, ~ podnlk sr
mu ldafil Nchyl 10 vsak nia
.ki sproslt tloein, " hIasal rrin
tDp, 'nrhof. mAm 0myslem nehy
Ia usmrll 6lov6ku, nihrl ehtel
h,m ttueu syim donuttD traky
crIoho svtta, ahy popatrIly ia
hruly ktrrNch nueeno jest Slo-
Nuustvo suaSetl pod rukmskNm
ihem,
kdyi SIoyaut rmt,ll yscch
mn}ufph prostfedkn takonuveh ,
nythkouu{rh, hhy vydohilt sl a
spoh east sprAyednosll utnaul
tyteb pray, Rakousko pokratoya
lu n uhlirni a aaSlapayani ieileh
uaroduustl iatykA kulmry, pa
.hn1eustN a y0hee ysoho, ga Slo
Nauslsu iako erlku peho sloyWi
skvm rodinam irtluotllvr0m by
10 neisyateiAiho Rakousko Uhtie
la sloNnnstyo vseUl preslfedkN a
ahFanamt, iiehd mtlo po ulev.
Nastal ekamiik, kdN rtyolte
slah AZ peNmuostt edh iadme
tae hNla moAnon, sratlti esoh't
ip,ipotllsee, ktrrt byl Pfedslayt
lplpm lakayt ,lpspoileke aiAlre
piekt a aAsllnlekt slAtni oreaNt
saae -
rymMNnpsl srhsktho padkrnee
fuslla. kdta sama syhe ahhaiaNal
poukasem na hslmieky eh,lohne
III lakes,eh ptlklala a syelal
''AulapM NelAim alNAmepm npAll
lsau eni lhtk naleyA lNlAei q
lfeapt kttFl naslv.lktm aeinyhp