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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-03-13
TROOPS RULE BRAZILIAN STATE

Rio de Janeiro. Martial law was
proclaimed throughout the state OF
'oara. Federal troops have been
placed on guard al the principal com.
mercial and private houses at Fortel.
osa, the state capital, owing 10 the out.
break Of a strike. Martial law was
proclaimed in this city several days.
The commander Of the troops at For
teloza telegraphed TO the Minister OF
Var that trade was al standstill,
md the strikers were parading the
streets. threatening the populace and
breaking into private dwellings.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-03-13
TWO PINTs OF BLOOD USED.

New York.-The largest TRANSMISSION
OF blood ever made in an operation
saved the life of Miss Mary McKeown
The operation was performed at the
West Side German Dispensary, j
Tournan, weighing $50 pounds. one OF
large list Of applicants who an
swered an advertisement. was selected
for the operation. Two pints OF blood
were taken from his arm in 10 min.
utes.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-03-13
BRITISH AVIATOR KILLED.

Salisbury, England. Capt. Cyril r.
rowner, of the Northamptonshire in.
'antry regiment, was killed by a fall
with his ae-oplane, while flying over
the military aerodrome on Salisbury
plain. He had only recently been de.
tailed for service with the army fly.
!Ig corps.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-03-13
5000 e. Iowans at Plcnlc

Los Angeles March lO.--Thlrty.hve
thousand forp.er residents of Iowa at
tended the annual winter picnic OF the
Iowa Association of Southern Califor.
MIA IN East Lake park, which estab-
fishes a record In attendance.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-03-13
Russ Police chlef.ls Killed. y

St. Petersburg, March 1O--Lleuten1
ant Colonel -Chebaiseh, CHIEF Of police
of St. Petersburg, was shot dead. ia
his Office by junior officer, Bitutcn.
ant Ivanon The motive Of the crime
was said TO be vengeance 80 - ~
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-03-13
Sugar Injunction Is Denied.

Washington, March ll.--An in.
junction was denied the state OF Lou
isiana by the Supreme court in its suit
to restrain McAdoo from collecting
less so per cent. of the Dingley tariff
rates on sugar from Cuba.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-03-13
Noted Art Dealer a Suicide

Sew York, March lO-Thoron
blaheslee, sixty-one years old. a
widely'known art dealer In Fifth ave.
nue., this city, died shortly after he had
been found with a bullet wound in his
temple He killed. himself.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-03-13

b" Berlin. March "a sentence OF
three months imprisonment was pro-
nosnced on Ernst Meyer "jall editor"
OF Il Socialist newspaper. who was
tricd on CHARGES Of treason for libel
rfhg Crown Prince Frederick William.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-03-13
chara.d Win Emb.rzIement.

Montgomery, Ala. March Thames
@. Oakley former president OF the
Alabama convict board. went on trial
charged with embezzlins $4,000 OF
state funds This Is only one OF sew.
sral cases against him.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-03-13
blood Treatment Kills Seven.

Los Angeles. Cal. March lO.-Wlale
undergoing similar treatment For a
blood ailment at the county hospital
seven patients died and another Is dy.
ing. under circumstances which bar
ned the physicians. =.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-03-13
spere postpones conslstory.

ss., Rome. March l0.-The pope has
postponed the hSlding OF a consistory
, for lhe election OF new cardinals antil
after Easter, on the advice of his doc
,tors that II would not be advisable to
bold ono during cold weather.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-03-13
Correction.

My poor husband got mixed up in,
nocentiy In that shooting ARRAY. and
the brought him home to me halt
dead"
mo. madam. only half shot"
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-03-13

Many proverb is merely a smart
sounding saying that cannot bear
sralyslE-
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26
NAVAL CRUISERS TO
CARRY PASSENGERS
REPRESENTATIVE WEEKS HAS A
SCHEME TO INCREASE THE
SOUTHERN TRADE

Washington, March 26.-With a
view to developing communication
between the United States and South
America, Senator Weeks, republican, Of
Massachusetts, today introduced a re-
solution requesting the secretary Of
the navy to prepare a plan for estab-
fishing a line Of naval cruiser to car
~ passengers, freight and mail be-
tween New York, New Orleans and
Valparaiso. Chile, and intermediate
ports. The resolution designates as
the ships to be utilized for such serv-
ice the cruisers Columbia and Mime
apolis and the scout cruisers Salem,
Chester and Birmingham.
AT present South American mails
are sent at long and sometimes ir-
regular intervals and ali American
malls south Of the equator are car
ried in vessels sailing under a foreign
flag" said Senator Weeks. explaining
his resolution.
THE service is slow and this, It
may be easily assumed. initiates
against the development of our trade
with South America. II, later on,
private capital undertakes line over
this route should be inclined to with
draw the government line.
I'VE are IN position of having
spent $4OO,OOO,OOO in the building of
a canal, one of the reasons for doing
so being that it would aid in the ex-
tension Of our foreign trade, but as
far as / know there are no American
steamers prepared to undertake this
service"
Senator Weeks proposal interested
many southern and Pacific coast sem
ators and there was animated discus
sion in which no opposition appeared.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26
TELLS PRESIDENT TO
SQBELCR SUGAR TRUST
NEW ORLEANS MAN SAYS III is
RUNNING THE INDUSTRY in
THE SOUTH

Washington, March rs. Charges
that the American sugar Refining
company has for % years monopolized
the New Orleans sugar market BY a
ruthless determination Of competi-
ton and has depressed the price Of
raw sugar there fully s2,OOO.OOO. to
the distress of the planters, were pre-
sented to President Wilson today by
Donelson Caffery Of New Orleans, who
was presented at the White House
by Senator Thornton.
Caffery urged that no Judgment
against the company under the anti
trust suit now pending should be en-
tered, nor should any settlement be
permitted which would leave the com
pany in control Of the New Orleans
market
e aealaFa
gEess should be directed % shIs most
obstinate. flagrant and cruel Of all the
trade conspiracies in the United
States and urged provision IN the
administration trust bill, particularly
the trade commission bill, to meet
such conditions as he described.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26
Rebels Reported R00ted

Washington, March 26-Thia ness
age sent from Mexico City last night
was received at the embassy here to
day
Rehels once raore routed and rs
pulsed at Gomez palacio with heavy
losses while trying to approach Tor
reon."
The state department had only y
report from El Paao saying that ur
to yesterday afternoon the result oF
the fight was still undetermined
Other dispatches reported there wan
absolutely 10 foundation Tor stories
that danger threatened Ave Ameri-
cans ii the Tlahualillo district 0f
Coahuiia Consular representatives
report ali foreigners within territory
under constltutlonanst control being
protected.
Consul Garrett at Nuevo Laredo.
Just over the RIO GFandel reported to-
day that an American boy ia Laredo
Texas, was wounded Ii slla chesk b
a shot fired from the Mexican side
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26
KOET7FRS VAS Kf The
HOTEL With WOMAN
ACTOR GIVES DAMAGING TEsTI-
MoNY in a SENSATIONAL
MURDER TRIAL

Chicago, March rs John w Mar
tin, an actor today testified to the
identity Of John B. Eoerters as the
man who registered at a hotel on No
vember, 1912, with Mrs Emma Kraft
Of Cincinnati, who was found dead
after being slain with q hammer il
q room Of the hotel later. Koetters,
who is on trial for the alleged mur
der Of Mrs Kraft, was remembered
BY Martin because he had rudely show
ed the actor about in the lobby Of the
hotel and had refused to apologize
Letters from Mrs Kraft to Koetters,
ranging from affection through anxi-
cry to accusation, charging that he had
caroused in Detroit with $500 OBJ
tanned from her, were read as evi-
dence.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26
SHE SAYS SHE LOST NERVE
HER VOICE FAILED TO MAKE III.
SELF HEARD, so SHE PULL
ED THE TRIGGER
SIZE PRACTICED WITH GUN
BUT SAYS SHE DID THIS ONLY
FOR PURPOSE OF LEARNING
70 HANDLE 1T

Paris, March 26-"Why did you
buy a revolver" Henri Boucard, the
examining magistrate, today asked
Madame Caillaux Il was her fourth
appearance before the magistrate, who
is investigating her assassination Of
Castor Calmette, edior Of Figaro.
why did you buy a revoIyer2' ask
ed Boucard, IF your objectin in calling
on Calmette was to talk about letters
which you feared would be publisher
II was prepared for eventualities,
was the reply. IF he did not give
me satisfaction I meant to shoot him
and create a scandal"
The next question Of the magistrate
was: "Then why did you not speak
to NJ Calmette about the letters be-
fore shooting him7'
Il lost all idea Of the object of my
visit when entered his office. MY
voice seemed stifled. A fear took
hold Of me which even today is mex
plicable. lost my head and fired"
replied Nine. Caillaux.
NJ. Boucard reminded Nine. Call
laux that her statements to him were
Inconsistent with those she made to
the police commissioner an Incur af
the shooting had occurred.
Nine Caillaux replied:
.That may well be. | had had no
luncheon or dinner. This fact and
the emotion which overpowered me
made it impossible for me to give the
commissary acoherent explanation /
meant to shoot if M. Calmette gave
me no satisfaction, but did not mean
to kill him."
Examined as to why she had prac-
ticed pistol shooting Nine. Caillaux
replied:
Il did not practice with the object
Of learning to shoot, but merely to
familiarize myself with the working
of the automatic pistol"
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26
DID STRIKERS DO ITO.
UNION MINERS THOUGHT TO
HAVE DONE THE DEED IN
RETALIATION
BUSINESS ASSOCIATE or MUIR
ED MAN ADVANCES A PLAu.
slBLE THEORY

Trinidad, Colo, March 26.- William
A. Williams, aged 65. pioneer lumber
dealer and a former director Of the
Trinidad chamber Of commerce, was
found in his Office early today, uncon-
scious from an assault supposed to
have been committed last evening.
He was taken to a hospital, where he
was reported to be critical condi-
tion. His skull was fractured and he
sustained other injuries.
Williams was found BY his partner,
"A. E. Messer, when the latter opened
the office at Z o'clock. The room
was spattered with blood and there
was evidence Of a struggle.
The authorities said today that they
we're investigating the case on the
theory that the assault was the deed
of parties in some way connected with
the coal miners strike. williams last
Friday signed a statement, with other
business men, indorsng the policy Of
Governor b. NJ. Ammons in sending
state troops into the strike zone, and
urging him to keep the militia on
duty
That the asss may haYa been
eunani tss = Ter
berry is suggested by A. p Messer.
business partner Of the injured man,
who says that he found that s25 in
bill which were in a cash drawer last
night was taken and that a nickel
was found on the floor, apparently
dropped by the assailants Of Williams.
The pockets of the injured man are
declared by Messer to have been turn
ed inside out, and what money he had
at the time taken. The Investigation
has so far led tono arrests.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26
TODAY IN CONGRESS

washington, March 9e. Senate:
Met at noon.
Senator owen spoke in support Of
the repeal Of the Panama tolls ex-
emption.
Representatives Of prison contract
ors told the Interstate commerce com
mittee the Hughes bill to restrict the
tariff In prison products was uncon.
stitutional.
Senator Weeks introduced a resoiu'
ton for line Of naval cruisers to
carry mails, passengers and freight
between the United States and South
America.
Declined to take up at this time
the proposed constitutional amend
ment to change to the date Of in
auguration and convening Of con
gress.
House: Met at II q. m.
Rivers and harbors pill was hurried
to completion.
Leaders agree to "A hours debate
on the Sims bill to repeal the Panama
tolls exemption.
Public lands committee heard sup
porters Of the bill to open oil and
mineral lands Of the public domain
by a leasing system.
Judiciary committee heard William
Ii. Ingeraoll Of New York speak in
favor Of proposition in the trusts
Bill to permit manufacturers to fix re-
tail prices.
Parliamentary tactics Obstructed
consideration Of the Panama tolls re
peal bill,
Debated the conference report on
the urgent deficiency bill.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26

Although It was generally conceded
today that Premier Asquith had re-
gained the upper hand in parliament
the government is by no means alto
gether out Of trouble. It has still to
deal with the army officers in ireland
under the new conditions established
by the premier's speech in the house
OF commons yesterday.
BrIgadier General Cough declares
that this will mean wholesale resigna-
tiCns and the disruption Of the army.
The premier's speech won back the
support not only of the liberals but
Of the irish and labor members of
parliament bg the stand it took in
repudiating the guarantee gryen to the
mutinous army officers in Ireland
that they might decide whether they
would serve against the Ulster union
lists.
1t is now asserted that as soon as
the government formally withdraws
the guarantees given by Colonel seel-
ey secretary for war, Field Mar
shal Sir John French and other Off
GERS will again resign their commits
sions and, as one of them said "this
time ih earnest"
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26

out, was the attitude taken by the
foreign governments and just SO long
as they considered the United States
was violating promise it would be
difficult to make any more new trea-
ties with Them
Mr.. Wilson said that congressman
were not being called on to compro-
mise their attitdue, because the neces-
sity for a repeal was based on con
sideration which was not ID tAsir
minds when the original action was
taken. The president denied that he
had ever seen any document alleging
that the British government would not
oppose a tolls exemption II confined
exclusively ITO coastwise shipping"
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26
LoNpoN RusINEss puLL

London, March z5. Slackness OF
business is expected in financial cir
cles here to lead many members Of
the London stock exchange to drop
their memberships for a year. Twenty
one designations have thus afasa been
posted. The number Esynot aezpedted
to reach anything like sensational fig
ures Of from 400 to 500 reported in one
quarter.
The members have sntil April IA
to decide. as their subscriptions do
not fan due until that date. Under
the rules, members may retire for a
year and resume membership without
paying an entrance fee.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26
A oUEEN IS COMING

Sofia Bulgaria March 26 Queen
Eleanor Of Bulgaria today announced
that she would start on her Journey
sto the United States the third week
ia May Her majesty presumably viii
proceed to Hamburg and embark
there on May 21 Queen EIeanore
viii be the first reigning queen to
visit the United States She intends
g make Z study q American insi.
lions and people ia which she has
always been greatly interested HeF
majesty was Touched during lhe re
cent Balkan wars ny the practical
s npafly Displayed Fgr her uifeins
subjects hy leans
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26
HE CLAIMS cbERcloN

BOSTON, March 2ey Counsel WjEiiam
II. Coolidge Of the Boston and Maine
railway declared today that the rail-
road had been "sand bageed" into
electing the trusteeshfp recently
agreed on by the department Of jus
tice and Chairman Elliott Of the New
Haven railroad Mr. Coolidge made
this statement before the legislative
committee Oh railroads
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26
TIE EARTH rREMaLEp

Houghton, Mich, March 26 Earth
shocks were felt throughout the Mich.
igan copper country about s O'Clock
today. No damage was done The
disturbance is supposed to have beer
caused BY an air blast in one Of the
mines. as such explosions are com
mon In this district
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26
MAJORS TRIAL Stops

New London, Conn, March 26.-The
court martial Of Major Benjamin M-
KoehIer on charges Of immoral CON
duct was not reopened today, as ex-
pected. Officers at Fort Terry would
give no explanation. A report quickly
spread that Major Koehler had dis
appeared and this was SO persistent
for hours that finally it was stated BY
authorities that the accused officer
had not left the island
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26
PENNSYLVANIA RETRENcAEs

Philadelphia, March 26 Ps,tasyl.
vania railroad officials today confirm.
ed the report that the company with
in the last three months has laid off
about $1,000 employees on the lines
east Of Pittsburgh, in carrying cut its
policy Of general retrenchment It
is said that about 10000 of the re-
manning 125.O00 employees have been
placed on shorter time. Two hundred
clerks ii the general offices in this
city have been laid off within 3 cay
or two.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26
Federals Tasa oflenaINs


time they have taken tha offensive
at Gomez PaIaci0 was the assertion
made here today BY Miguel Diebolds
inspector Of Mexican consulates
senor Diebold exhibited messages
from Mexico City as his authority fer
the statement. One message declar
ed that the rebels have not even aD-
preached Torreon proper, but have
had their hands full at Gomez PaIacio.
three miles distant He asserted that
the federals are about to take the o.
fensive. to which end . thanking
Is being started
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26
WoMEN WIN vcroRY

Boston, March 20. woman suffrage
won q victory here today when the
house concurred with the senate in
adopting q resolution which proposes
an amendment to The constitution by
which the word male would Be
stricken from the provision deserib.
ing the qualifications 81 4 voter The
vote was 1854 30 &c.,
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26
Two FIREMEN, KILLED
IN sioux CITY FIRE
QUARTER BLOCK or BUSINESS
HOUSES is RAzED TO THE
GROUND 80

Sioux City, Ia, March 26.Two fire
men were killed and three injured
and between 100000 and 100000
damage was done in a fire which
swept the quarter block At the south
east corner Of Fourth and Nebraska
streets, the heart Of the business dis
trict, early this nlorning
The dead are
FRANK FULTON. pipeman Com
pany NO l
SEELIaY IaAWTON, driver for Fire
Chief Kellogg.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-03-26
MUCH ANXIETY Ba FELT
coNsTITuTIoNALlsTs In JuAREz
FEAR THEIR ARMY HAS
BEEN DEFEATED
AMERICANS ARE SAFE
THOSE REPORTED IN DNeER ARE
BEING CARED FOR BY IN
sURREcTos

Jnarez, Mex, March 2s. noon am
unofficial report was received saying
that an intermittent artillery dues
was carried on at Gomez Palacio dur
ing the night. There were no de-
tails.
No Word for 4s Hours
An atmosphere Of pessimistic ankle
ty enveloped constitutionalist SYM
pathizers here early today over the
possible fate Of General Francisco
villa and his $4,000 rebel soldiers,
who, at last reports. were engaged in
desperate fighting at Gomez Palacio.
"a suburb Of Torreon
Not for two days has any authors
tative word come from the front. ana
press dispatches, which so far have
been more reliable than the socalled
official dispatches, have been SIS lack.
ing.
Not even a courier has penetrated
the desert between Torreon and Chi
huahua BY wire, ana no communica-
ton by wire Of any nature has been
received for 4S hours.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-21
PRAVICA IN OBLAsT.

Gospodujoci razredi so vedno
dajali predpisanim zakonom ne
kako nepremagljivo moe in nedo-
takljivo svetost. Mexico so bill
sploh zakoni tajni. Neizobrazeno
lJustvo nj smelo premisljevati O
namenih in podlagi zakonov. "a
konodajni ukrepi MISC danes wee
nikaka skrivnost, cetudi so Sc
dandanes debele knjige drzavnih
paragrafov sirokim plastem ljud.
silva nerazumljive.
Toda danes vemo, kako Sc u
stvarjajo zakoni in vemo tudi, da
MISC zakoni nekaj veenega in ne.
dotakljivega. Marx mas je nauGil,
da so zakoni enc dezele lie posle-
dica gospodarskih razmer dezele
in da so tudi zakoni podvrzeni
razvoju proizvaje. Ako hocemo
torej podvrzeni razvoju proizva.
je, Ako hocemo torej prevladati
zakonodajo, 81 moramo o%svojiti o.
blast, Xxi temelji ma podlagi GO
spodarskih form. Dejanska go.
spodarska moe diktira zakone.
BOZ avstrijskega ljudstva "a
volilno pravico %pritrjuje temu ma
Gelu. Cd leta 1878, ko 81 lie gospo-
darsko ojaceno in zmagujoce me.
sGanstvo Avstrije priborilo nepo-
sredno, volilno pravico, pa do le-
ia 1907, ko je bila uvedena splos.
ma volilna pravica, so Sc bojevali
liudski sloji vzporedno eni "a
drugim "a dosego politienega
prava. Skupnemu cilju ljudstva
Sc nj mogel gospodujoci razred
upreti. Morale sc je izpremeniti
zakon. Proti volilnim PRIVILEGE.
jem kapitalizma Sc je dvignilc
predvsem malomescanstvo, potem
kmetje in nato proletarijat.
Pod vplivom izpreminjajoeih sc
gospodarskih razmer so Sc pora'
J jail razredi, XII so zahtevali IL.
\ premembo in moderniziranje vo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-21
Milwaukee, Wis
Cenjeno uredniStvo:
soscstram

CenjenO uredniStvo: -
Prilozcno Yam poSljam svoto
"a naroGnino in prosim, da mi cd
stopite malo prostora. Delavske
razmere so tukaj Sc vedno slabe.
Volitve so %konGane, in ceravno
Seidel nj bill izvoljen majorjem,
so socialist izvojcvali vendar
precejSno zmago. o TEN DO po-
drobneje gotovo porocal kdo dru-
gi. Omeniti pa imam nekaj druge-
ga. V Okolici scverne strani (Fon
du LACE zivi preccj Slovencev, ali
malo Jill je, Xxi hi imeli volilno
pravico in sc izmed teh sta diva, XII
sta cutila OBJ priliki kampanje
dolznost. pokazati svetu svoje
preperelc mozgane. Drugi dan pc
primarnah volitvah sta ia diva
mozaka hodila V sapi kjer sta "a
poslcna in fehtala cigaret popir,
da hi So delala nOrca liz Seidela.
Kako sta Sc postavljala pred
BOSOM in experimentation mi nj
znano, ker sta bila navzo6a sama.
Da so taxi p~etolizci dalec vzadej
"a naprednimi dclavci, tega men
da nj treba povdariati Sc posebej.
Morda mislita da ste re kapitali-
sta. Morda in skomina pc tistih
cash, ko so drugi delali "a nju.
Ampak tisti cast sc povrnejo wee.
Ia sedaj maj to ~zadostuje, sicer
Sc pa o teh dveh ti6kih enkrat Sc
pomenimO %obsirneje.
A. Potisek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-21
Kapitalisticna liubezen do domo-
vine.

Russia SO 2 mrzlicno naglico o.
boroauje proti Avstriii in NemGi-
il. V to svrho rabi jeklo, da IL
Nth ustvari krogle in kanone. &c
pa Russia rabi ieklo. pa Sc da pri
tenn kaj zasluziti. Takoi pa so av-
strijski kapitalisti pripravljeni.
da dednemu sovrazniku ma sevc-
I'll vlivajo krogle. Tako Sc .ic Ka-
rio plcm. Skoda V druzbi gospo-
da Spitzmuellcria cd kreditnega
zavoda in pa gospoda Krabnyja
cd eskomptnc druzbc mudil pred
nekai dnevi v Parizu. Tam Sc ie
po dolgih pogaianjih sklenilo, da
boSkodova tovarna. podpirana
pc avstriiskih bankah V Pctro-
gradu ustanovila jeklarno, da DO
ruska armada in mornarica ime-
la kanone in strclivo IL iekla, IL
delanega v Rusiii. &c Sc no kedaj
posiljajo ruske krogle prot sino-
vom Avstrije, homo imeli vsai "a
vest, da so bile jeklene cevi in
krogle lite IL avstriisekga kapi
tala Sploh pa. &c oborozuie
Russia. mora oborozevati tudi
Avstrija in naroGiti Sc bo mora
10 zopet move kanone. Seveda pri
Skodi v Plznju! Tako ina dobi-
eek. Skoda ma obeh straneh; pro-
fitira cd ruskega oborozevania j.
stotako kakor avstrijskega. Ida
jalci domovine pa so socialni
demokratje! Oni sc MANFRED uDi-
rajo blaznemu oborozevanju, It's
temu, XII donasa Skodovim tako
lepe dobicke.