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The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-15
Reaetlonary.

Heaetionary.
"Pierpont Morgan said that dissolv-
ing trust was like upscrambling an
egg. I'd say that it was more like
the young clubman in the taxicab."
The speaker was Thomas W. Law
son, the Boston financier. He went
on:
"A young clubman. putting his hand
out of a taxicab window, said to the
chauffeur:
How much does she register?'
Eight dollars and quarter, SIR
the chauffeur replied.
well. back her up to quarter,
please. That's all I've got
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-15
Forblds Importation Of s.rlkebreakers.

II H
Forblds Importation Of strikebreaksrs.
Trinidad, Colo.-President Wilson,
through the War Department, instruct
ed Col. James Lockett, commanding
the federal troops in the southern Colo
RADIO strike zone. to. forbid the importa-
tion OF all new strikebreakers into the
district and to disperse both strikers
and mine guards to their permanent
places Of abode. The colonel an
nounced that the department had de-
cided to permit the re-establishment Of
the Ludlow tent colony, destroyed by
fire on April 20, provided list Of the
colony's original inhabitants with the
names Of their former employers is
furnished the federal authorities and
strong man is placed In charge.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-15
Norway Sons Celebrate.

AJenver.-Norway's native sons and
their descendants in Colorado will
celebrate the centennial Of Norway's
independence, in Denver next Sunday,
May II. A memorial service will be
held in the morning in the Y. M. c. A..
auditorium. The Rev. G. X. soberg
will speak At 1880 In the evening a
program and banquet will be held at
81 Jebel temple.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-15
Her First Experience.

"Ah, glass Of beer. please" said
the lady who was trying to be bo-
hemian.
Light or dark?"
"Ah. you have both blond and bru-
nette varieties? How very interest
ing! Give me the former"
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-15

Nurses Ordered 70 Join U. 3. Troops.
Leavenworth. Kans.-Nine women.
members Of the nurse corps stationed
at the U. 8. military post here, left
for Texas City, Tex, in response to
dispatches from the War Department.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-15
WOMEN PARADE 70 Uaoe VOTE
Thousands, Including Colorado suf
fragists, March to Capital With

fraslsts, March to Capital With
Petition.
Washington.-Coorado was distinct.
ly In evidence in the great and i'm
presstvs suffrage parade which took
place here.
Several thousand women. from prac-
tically every state in the Union, AMI
representing millions Of their sisters,
pasaded along Pennsylvania avenue,
from the White House to the capitol.
and presenting to members of Con-
gress petitions adopted at meetings
all over the country week ago, made
plain their desire to be given the righSS
to vote.
Five hundred and thirty-one Of tho
marchers carried these petitions, on !,
for each member of the Senate and
House, and asking the adoption Of the
Bristow-Mondell resolution, amending
the constitution so as to enfranchise
women.
Mrs. Taylor, wife OF Representative
Taylor, had as her guests In her cleo
trio Mrs. Thomas, wife OF Senator
Thomas; Mrs. Shafroth. wife Of Sem
ator Shafroth, and Mrs. Seldomridge,
wife Of Representative Seldomrldge.
The automobile was splendidly deco
rated with various kinds Of flowers
and was the most imposing vehicle in
the parade. 1t carried the Colorado
state flag.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Harper OF Den.
yer, who are travelling in the East,
happened to be in Washington, and
Representative and Mrs. Keat1ng rot.e
In an automobile with them in the
parade.
Senator Thomas and Representative
Keating were in the receiving line in
the capitol rotunda.
In the line, in addition to Senator
Thomas and Representative Heating,
were Senators La Toilette, Thompson,
Owen. Bristow. Poindexter and Brady.
and Representatives SABBATH, Madden,
Falconer, Stone, Knowland, Baker,
Moss Of West Virginia, Roberts Of Ne
vada; Helvering and Bryan, who
shook hands with each Of their
callers.
Fort Worth, Tex.-c. w. Posts
aged father and mother. and one
brother. reside in Fort Worth. His
recent illness and his trip by special
train to Rochester, Minn., was kept
from his mother because Of her ad.
vanced years and feeble condition.
Post resided in Fort Worth before
mnx4nx To Rattle Creek AZ ona time
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-15
REFUSE TO GIVE UP ARMS.
U. s. Troops Get 72 Old Riflss and
Pistols From Tent Colony.

~
Trinidad. Strikers In the
Trinidad district, which included the
big tent colony at San Rafael heights,
whence the residents OF the destroyed
Ludlow colony went, Saturday surren-
dered ~ arms Of all character to the
Federal army officers. Among tho lot
were some with broken stocks, burst
barrels, broken hammers, and many
small-caliber guns and pistols.
The military officers were disap-
pointed by the manner In which
Colonel Lockett's proclamation OF dis
armament was obeyed and determined
to give the strikers, mine operators
and citizens one more chance to sur.
render their arms voluntarily.
All told, there were 725 arms re-
ceived by the federal Commander Sat
urday In the Trinidad district. To
this number the dealers In arms and
ammunition contributed largely, and
citizens surrendered many hunting
guns and small-caliber arms. Very
few weapons which the army officers
considered truly serviceable were re-
-ceived.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-07-10
Scottish Saloons Not to Open Until
Men are at Work

One of the biggest contributing factors for the
overthrow of the saloon in this country is the stand
that the Industrial world has taken against alcohol
The following Associated Press Dispatch dated
London England, June 20 would indicate that those
who employ labor the water, have similar
opinion about "alcohol and efficiency:
Scottish wongman has been deprived Of his early
morning drink which generally p and ga pint of beer
and gill of whisky has been found that the habit of drink
ing breakfast has bad effect the health of the work
ngman has gone into force which prevents the
saloons opening before o'clock the morning
By this time the at work
While regulation applies to the whole of Scotland the
mischief it is intended strike the industrial districts of
Glasgow There the for the wongmen to start
their day at the morning and continue until $50 in the
evening breakfast interval from to and dinner
hour from With the saloons open from o'clock on
there was for the take rereshers before
breakfast this only unwholesome in ITSELF but
conduced o excessive drinking at other hours
The men have complained of the new law but have
that the saloons not opened before the breakfast
hour they opened before they returned work. they may
drink after eating The saloonkeepers have been
complaining that the best part of their trade will be ruined
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-07-10
THE AMERICAN ISSUE
July TO- 1914

speeder settlement of the question by the politicians
who always watching to which the wind blows.
Another great problem acted upon-temperance. The
voted unanimously that liquor the countrs
They the liquor business driven from the
land The signs of the times point to fuhment of their de-
The temperance is gaining every hour.
The aid of the club should be welcomed by the real
perance workers. by the politicians who Prohibition
order political peferment The liquor question
should be clear and there but and that that
be exermnaed All honor to the Federation of Wo
mems Clubs and to the magnificent who compose its
membership and who have elected corps of officers of which
Weekly, June 20
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-07-10
Lillian Russell to Beauty Seekers in
Chicago Tribune

Drink and be ugly!
Drink and you'll digure your face with pimpes and
botches!
Drink and your eyes will become boodhot and bleary!
Drink and your will become red and unsghtly
Drink and your skin will become sallow purple bloaed
Drink and you'll get dark circles unesheic pus under
your eyes,
Drink and you'll suffer from Indigestion headaches and
biliousness!
Drink and you'll get heart trouble and Brghs disease!
Drink and you'll make nervous wreck of yourself!
Drink and you'll ruin your temper!
Drink and you'll lose your sef-respect!
Drink and you'll lose your and make fool of your
self
Drink and become maudn and you'll be disgusingly
voting!
Drink and you'll make loahsome picture of yourself
Drink your power to work gone!
the end of youyour friends and family
will be ashamed claim you!
Drink pesentlyeven though the quantities taken be
smal-and you pay the price in ugliness
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-07-10
WHY Do We License Saloons2

From 1890 to 1910 the insane persons in the asy-
ums of the United States increased from 10000 $780,
900, the number of criminals increased from 1000 to
$4,000, juvenile delnquents increased from 5000 to
10000 paupers increased from $1,000 to $4,000, eee
mosynary patients increased from $4,000 to 100000
institutions for the insane increased from Io2 to 372
Four per cent of our population belong to this
class of insane idiots, feebe-mnded etc, and the
of them is of our heaviest economic burdens. We
are spending every year in the United States $780,
100000 for the maintenance of hospitals and such in
stiutons for the of these dependents We spend
$2ooeo,ooo for insane asylums $2oooo,ooo for aims
houses, $I3oooooo for prisons 100000 for feeble
minded, deaf and blind The $4,000 persons of this
class cost us yearly nearly $Ioo,oooooo.
The specialists in insane institutions estimate that
at least IS per cent of all who belong this dependent
class what we know as alcoholics. And yet our
cities and states going ahead year after year IL
censing institutions to make dependents.-Ela Wheel
er Wilcox, in Chicago American, January 2S
And in the face of such appalling statistics as
these some will answer the query, "Why do we license
saloons p in these words, BECAUSE THE LIQUOR
REVENUE HELPS PAY OUR TAXES"
Does it? Who pays for the maintenance of these
institutions enumerated above?
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-07-10
Suffrage and Temperance

After fight of twenty years the Federation of Womens
Clubs has come squarely in favor of suffrage For
club ultra conservative They feared
give ofense they inclined with caution Re
hgon politics strictly tabooed the sessions of
women consequently has required time
of suffrage However the federation did
declare in favor of either political party the have
violated their rule to keep out of politics.
The fact that the club women composed of the of
American womanhood have declared favor of suffrage will
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-07-10

According to press Dispatch the first loop es- <c
Enlistment in Chicago feel the crash of the La
co11e c+ree+ Tr,o+ oad Co,;o p, 80 LII W. - u %
- $3.50 >' - which WIZ ID %
i~ol0l was Pieoue1t Was Saloon owned ana con-
Quoted by John Clark, w. Washington street Clark's
money deposited with the defunct bank and as <
result he forced to close his saloon 90
| ~
"
SS-N-NSo '---iiS'1 AeNNAFS ooiOoiHolo
as members! In how many commun1ons bar -
tenders elected deacons and elders? =
rS
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1914-07-10
Strickland GilliIand Saws

Towns of two kinds Wet and clean
No town where liquor is sold is ever clean.
We are not Prohbitonst and cannot explain this
But is true.-Just So Column in Chicago Post
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-10-28
Nov1NKY z BRUNO, NEBR

2G. fijna 1914.
Nyni name zdc poGasi yelmI
krasnG. Farmer plnon parou
zapoGaIl y lamanim kukuflce, kite.
ri Jest letos vclmi p6kna yydh
od 35 do 30 busl1 po akru, Jiz
IA pfisti dtcry, dnc 3, listopadu,
pripadaji nam volby Ma nas
nyni jest, bychom ~ ma nIch be-
rozdilu podiIeIi, nebot jest to na
prv6m mist6 nhs zhjem n obcan
tkA povinnost toho od mas vyza-
dujc. IIrajc sc tentokrate o vel
k0u duIczit0st II TO jest o udelenl
zcnam hlasoyaciho prhva, prot
ufmuz m6Ii bychom smahem hla
soynt. V0ltr vsak Morcheada IN
gnverntra, ktcr$ zachranll stat
cd prohihlrr. Nrcht hlavn6 kaz,
~ hostinsk} koua syoJl pown.
uosi u vliyem svym mu k zVolenl
dopomnlr, Y mlnultm t}dm Wy.
sIcchI isrm jednu dhmu 4 30
hon, Mass jei Jest velml nee.
nou damm, Ia reenla ia ullet
prol lenskGmu hlasoyaeimu pra
w, rorulme ie tudia pri nynel
sl yolh6 il tim hudeme mitl Ease
ia nejakt 6as pokoi Heny ma
il dosli pracr = yodeuim domac
nosil a yiehovou dilck, hudou,
eieh ohtann tu mail dostl pfi,
te1ilnsti 0h9t0vatl ulitecneli sNul
aas, jchoi ostatnt tollk by jim
nplhfyalo, ien kdyhy ~ svemu
nknm. pfifodou jim yylbmttho,
poellkA Y6noyalN Y okrcsu lhl
lpr uehaxi 81 @ drad klerka =, NJ
liouse, dohrt Ccch, ktrrt 81 hlas't
,asrho pine susloud Neate, AZ
touxe eeskim hlasS mute hNh
T. llousp tyalou rtietnte se IA
IA, ahy teha doeilil liude nom
ia slontili ku yelsl otl a uanani u
inuuarodeyeh nruhtm kenti
dAtrm uasem okresu jest pau
Frank NaiNurr 4 dwight kterN 4
So uphasi g stnleui "A stalnlho
scuAtara Pan Malkper irst 10
fpu Y nruna d jest 10 dohrs oa
to,loNoe a ~ ilste uyhude krela
IA, ienA by mu aai bias peo,le
: sdal wax | prof v, A. sieeh
kters uehAsi - q sneyusNaltni A.
akoldaaeep. aasloull i pine vaAt
pslper, iehla ~ syehe hFaduNa
al ~ svlmi esya,leil peellNsw ke
pAnbn asteh pestunesli Nlkde
au upwhap plAthe Nlkneutl
, al ptyre iisla dana pretl pe
mu NNslnuplla tfiaiAmt se Nai
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-10-28
v o l. b Y !

Nolby Jsm dnlellte, at prlpad
nou kdykoliv l.ctosui volby pr
luduou ua den ;, hstopadu, bu
dou 80 yolltt kongresnici We eseel
dislriktech, uejyySsi soudee, gn
Nerntr ySlehnj stalni 0radnici
Ioslanpl do dolni statni snemov
ny, srnaloti dradnlctyo yseeh o
krosu,
Nulr, irllko1 uasr polttiekt by
Il spo5iva We wall lldu u to prole
uir se y3tsiuou hlasn yrieuyrb
Iroto2 jest dalelltym, by ohtat
konal syoii povtuuosl, by smtI
a dahri mull Se dosa
foNull dn utada narodnich, stat
pich q okrusnleh
Fro ufalY kaugrrsnlk0 hSehom
doporu6oyall rcpuhlikanS, poue
vadl straua lato yady haila Ia
Iny dtluietya ralnietya prot
laetue praev Y ,ndustrl
ieh esropsk sch a astisktvh ,
snutAAl uaAim l2luletyem u pro
Il ptiyosu laen5ho ohili a jtntel
po,Fayu na ohnhaeeni etsoaemet
a osliranl uaaeho hodrthu tarma
tp lrolrbgv i,st uutnnu pra IA
Ia srm a icltke3 slrana demp
kralnkA bNla a poaul ieat prs
Nalnt plghnd meslparo,lut he
phFAntpt neivetsiph ,lvou fakloFD
seme toto fafmAfp a ,lemielsa
nelol rashe,lht islnr pruli tti,
slraht
Ga ~ eekaurA pro Afah pnyef
utfa ttRv y naAi tlFue NehFasop
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-10-28

tu necht sobG rozhodne kazdy
kTajan sam, aysak p0r0vnAme-Ii
ostatni nayrzeDce stAtnI 0b0u
velkycb stran, die schopnosti "A
charakteru mnzh, tn daleko j.
strana repubIikanskA vyvaM
Do dolni snGmovny Il senatu
stdtniho musi sc kazdy fiditi die
poytsti kandidAtu.
Go 10 okresnich voleb tyGe, mu-
SINE fici totGz, a6 byIi jsme zadh-
nj p0dati svG dobrozdAni o nGkte
rych kandidAtech. Casu jsme ne
nell k vysetfeni. Go vsak mdze-
me sm6le rici IL doporuciti, je, by
krajant bez ohledu ma stranu
yzdy pro krajana volili, maji-li Nc
Ccch0vG uplatnitl 60 pollticky
faktor. s naseho dlouho-letGho
pozorovani m6zeme sm6le tyrdi
ii, kde Czech Sc uehazi o trad, ze
je ho schopen n hoden. ...
N6koIikrdte jiz jsme We sloup-
cich tohoto listu zadali krajany,
by byli vzdy politicky cilymi,
pon6vadz, kdyz setrvdte necinny-
mi, Ginite zradu sami ma sob6.
Ma priklad - demokratickh
strana snizila tariff ---- clio --- na
obili, tax ze je sem dodavano o
4c lcvn6ji ma buSli -- kdo tim
trpil -- farmdf sam. Kdyby by
Ii vSichni, kteri nyni nejvice kii-
q proti stran6 t6, nezGstali v Ca
su voleb donna, nemusel byt dem.
pres. IL nemuselo byti voln6ho ella
ma obili. A tax se to ma 4 kaz-
dou otazkou IL neb one strany.
kdo nekond svoii ob6anskou
povimost V den voleb, ten 0kra-
ia ma prvtm mist6 scbc, okres,
stat a ndrod o dobrou "A prosp6s-
nou sprawl. L AmeritanI je II
staIcna pov6st, 10 AMI polovina
(cchn ucjde ku volebnimu osudi
ii tudiz nemuI jo aadna strana
pova2ovati IA faktora politice.
Nuze, krajant, okalme Ameri-
6anum, ac jsme hodni svobody "A
chcemc hdjiti sva prava balIotem.
1im2 nejen ze uplatnime SO 60 oh
cane, ale ziskame ma dobr6 po.
v6stl mas samych,
V. Rures,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-10-28

loype, bycbom j porazilI, fimz j
d6me ucjlfpe ma ytdomi, Ne Vi ne,
pfcJeme, by ~ pleta do poIltiky.
dOI.ud mamc schopnf n zaslouzilt
muze.
- Dne 81. HjDa TeL Jed. 80.
kol oslaW syt ~, jubiIemm zalo'
zcnf syfbO sboru, X toDu ell
pfipraycD jest bobaty program.
slawostDim fcGnikem budc prof.
y. a. Stecb.
- NGk0Iik syAtcGd!cb nimr0.
ia yyjelo NJ Y nedtIi y noel M
hon X fece Wax niGebo neulo.
vii II ptiDesIi ri pouze pofAdn%
n1stnzeni Weekly zdrayi Vas
V, BIatny,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-10-28
Nejyyssf soud stAtu Nebra

NejyysM soud stAtu Nebra.
ska mA b%ti Y rukou muzd schop-
n9cb n panejyYse poctiy$ch -~
nrbof celG nasc 1staya politickt.
ho fizeni W nGtu Nebraska zayi-
81 na jejicb poctiy|m rozhodnuti
u dobr0zdhni
NcjyyBM soudce jest nejyyb5im
mOcnAfcm We stAtu u Ia jest ma
nejy}be d1Iezltt, by tom 6radf
byI muz ryztho ebarakteru se 81
nOli pltcu u sirokou znaI0sti pr6-
Va, by ~ ncucchaI unfstl yablyy'
mi ynadidIy V zAJmu nektert oso-
by ueb korpOrnec. Tnkoyym mu-
lcm jest Hon. NJ, B, Reese, ny
ntjM uejyy5si soudcc, kter} ne
Zn0yu uehhzf o nr0d ten, JakO ne
strnnn} kandldAt --. N0npartisan,
I'ana NJ. B. Reese nenncse cInk0t
k0yu, ani sIdya, pouzc zakon q
prayo Iidu JscIn jIst, ze knzdy
wolfe bude ~ mnou s0uhlasltI,
kdyz pravim, kdo zastavA 6fad
ten die zhkona n prdva po e r0-
kd bez pomluyy \ oposlcni stra.
ny, ten H. zajIstG sob6 zaslnhuJc
byt znovuzvOlcn.
Die naseho yysetrcni znalno-
sti nejyyssim soudeem Rccsem
muslin doznati, h. jc t6mGf bez-
1honuym u kazdy, kdo jej INA
po dcIM dobu, pfichazi X toml
sam6mu zdvGrku KrajanG by
mel rozhodnt X tomu pfihltd-
nouti, by ncopomcmIi voliti ia
Grcdnim baIIotu pro nejvySsiho
soudce - oznaGcnGho For Chief
Justice Of Supreme Court -
(Non.partisan), VyhlcdeJte
jntno NJ. Il, Reese Non
partisan.
Trnto Grad jest ncjdnle&it6jSin
na cclfm ballotu a protoz by ne,
mel zadnym volGcm byti opomc-
nut.
I'rAvda, prhvo schopnost mu-
ii nezbytn6 hJti voditkcm tom
to 1radu, A kdo jen trochu sle-
doynl karitru soudcc NJ. B. Reese,
donna, &c on ma vsccky tyto
,Iostnost, Krajant neopomeitr
y den yoIby, dnc 3, Iistopadu, vo.
iii pro soudcc N, B Reese,
V, nures,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-10-28
Ffisu rok bude bohaty na kon
venco.

Omaha IN pristi rok 1915 ma
ia uyni osm konvenoi zajiste
.nyeh, Velka O To gasluha, vsdor
tomu, le Omaha jest pro odhyva
m kouvencL liradn a ilntoh
shrunaidaui Yelml ptihodnSm
mistem, ptinaleai hlavna sdeist'
mu aprayodaiskemu odheru, KITE
tyl sa tim 1telen stale pllne
praeuje, Nakter6 40 sjeada hu
dnu pro Otuahu kvlaslA d0leattN
mi Velka sjendy hndou tde ed
h}yati nAsleduiiei sdraleni We
terAnl ~ spanslskt yalky Syne
Nt pfalrlslNi, kfestanskt deny
nphrasskt temperen6ni unie, nel
.n,eka fetleraep. sdruienl lekafa
Missouri Valley, sdraaenl Mis-
sourl Valley sssrolskafA, North
vest Province rtiseepAlni elrkye
a kene1as nehrasskt melhedts.'
eke eirkye, Ia ktertate koayeac,
neimans lnan AaeheSnieh lai
kN n aa@layl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-10-28

dmGh ~ n0tayenOu p0 ydznfm
zraBsBis
"JednObO dDe hemci tisDiIl
ms zle IA eclf bhfe, Kdyz byli
asi Da p6l cestf X nasim zako.
pun, Indoyf, kteG pfisli den pred
tim Il byji dyebtIyi, dostatj - DO
bojc. pfiklusali Ijyli 10 ptkDi
dblapici, jak mijeli koIem n6s ~
n6dbern}cb koDieb, ny Wopu,
kIi ' jasot,
"Sa dan$ rozkm yrhIi sc ku
pfedu, u6iHiyse pOuzc malou ~
jizdku, TAX aby nebylt Y cestt
naW paIby PAX pflbDaIj ~ na
N6mcc y Icyfbo boku jakO yicbri.
ce, \ pronikayymi y4krky yra-
zili do rad ntmeckf pGcboiy,
Nfmei uvedeni byIi W zmatek o
dali ~ na Gttk, pronasIcdoyhni
Indy asi mill,
"Kdyz ~ Indoyb WatiIl, byli
2draycnl jAaotrm pod|l ceI% bi
tcyni 6hry, ay5ak oni saml Detny,
sleli mnobo . sven smtI@m u zda
fiIfm Gt0ku."
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-10-28
Gauilo Printip u jeho Soudruzi
uznAni yinnYmi.

V poudfIi obdrzena byla Y Lon
dyn6 naslcdujiei depebc " Sorn
jryn, kde koDan byI process 4 yr0-
by ureiyfyody f'ranti6ka I'erdi.
nanda n icho chotI'
"GayriIo PrinGlp yrab u Ga-
bcz, student, NedcIzo GabrInoyI6
% jodcnadyacct Prinfipoy}ch spo-
ImplkIcuc0 byIo shIedhUo yinn}-
mi 4 vclezrddy zavrazdtDim arci.
yGyody t'rantibka I'erdIuanda .
jebo choti
"Kdyz soud vybI0sovaI rozSu.
dck, zfctclnt slybeti byIo dune
nj d6lostfeIectya Srbn, kteri zou
fale Nc namhhaIi o dobyti m6sta
b osvobozeni obzalovonYcb. We.
mGs 10 Sloyanh,
"Soud vyncse ortel W stfedu. ~
lDali hpfGyy yhIcc ua 2. str. t. Lj
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Nezdar jiho. .africk6 revoluce,

V kapsktm M6ste hylo oand
memo Y ponddli dredn6, le pod
pIukovnik Maritz ~ svoJi holo
yosli hyl na hlavu porp2en ia
kamasu Y hceudnskt oblasli Cor
douia yoiskem liho.afriekt jed
noty, Marlts rantu hyl hltye ii
uehylil ~ na namockt 6zemi, dlr
lnh0tn nrrdnihn amhmrm
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Meme eholery u aplaviee Y Ra
kousku,

nik ytasnfm kdrayoluiektm ii
pattenim, podnlknulfm yladm,
raknuskou, tuahne ohtnnseno ii
feni 80 oholery q nplayiee, Ienow
mAlo noy{oh pfipada So yyskyllo
y poalednieh dneeh
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'fuDI bluIiv pDh'h"' N""@ pVR
dlaojuiky, byl0 brube klamhno
BerIinem u nyDi 10 shledAyA 20
celt tydDy yojsku Belgii byl0
pamIouydno, NJ budou Y Pa1zi W.
ifecb dnech u snad / dive n ~
Patiz jest pouze tficet neb tty,
ricet mil yzdhlena.
Mczi Lille u Nieuportem spo.
jenci bodnt poaOnpiIi, poraziyse
nepfiteIc y ohrOnn}mi ztrhtaml
NGmetti zajatci doznavaji, ~ by.
ii yybladoytlf n yysilcni neustb.
ISmi dIoubymi pocbody
Ztraty spojenc6 vi ctyrh mill
V0jensky znalee bcrlinsktho
Krcuz XcjtuBgu Odhaduje ztrh.
ty FraDcouz1, IjTit1, RUSH n Bel.
gicanh, zabit$cb, rautn}cb y ~.
jatych nejmfnt IN 10000 muza
Nemci skutetnG Eabijeli ranene.
Franc0uzskt yelevyslanectyi ye
WasbinRtonG yydalo Y pond6li
nGacdujici prohlaseni
Pred nfjakgn Gasem obJeyila
~ zpraya, ~ gen SienRcr, yelici
brigade ntmecke 0rnady We
Francil, yydal rozkaz syfmu yoj'
sku, ably nesetfilo zajated, ale po.
stifIeIo je y5ccky n dornzlIo ra'
meme.
NaGez Gfcdni prohlascnf Il
Bertha pres SayvIlle, bylo yydh.
no oznaGujici 10 IN 'nestydatou
Iez.
"Oncn rOzkaz ma phcbhDi syc.
fcposti byI ysak skutecn6 dan u
proyad6n u dhkaz tOhO jest V RI.
kou francouzskt ylady. Pres diva.
Get n6mcckFcb zajatc1 ~ ll2. a
142, pIuku p6choty, nynf drzc.
nych W Francii, prohldsllo pod
pfisahW pred soudcem, H. tento
rozkaz byl skutefnG yydan ~.
srpna u H. souhIasu MIN ysl.
chni francouzsti raneni nalczeni
tthoz dnc byll okamzlt6 dobltl,
D6stojnici, zejmena setnik Cur
tius = Il2. pluku, dohlizeIl mad
p0prayamI.
Italov6 obsadili Avlonu v Albanii.
AvIona, Y Albanli, byla obsa
zena y pond6li itaIskmn nanotni
hotovosti.
Vyprava tato mGla povahu p0.
mocnt u zdravotnick6 organlsacc.
jcjiz Gcelem jest poskytnouti po'
moe veIkGmu poctu 0byvateln,
ktem do onoh0 mGsta 10 uchylllI
pred povstalci. STAY tGehto lIdl
jest pry zoufaIy, Bylo 1AkostI.
VI dbano, ably ncvznlkIo podezfc.
nj. H. by v$prava m6la ntiak}
polIticky 1tel ncb zabrani 1zemi.
Ilalii jcdnd 80 pr% pouze to, abs
rozhodnuti lond@nsk6 konfcren.
cc, ktm0u utvofena samosprhynd
Albania, zdslalo platnosti,
Italsk@m vdIe6n}m Iodim dany
hyly rozkazy, aby hlcdtIy zamr
ziti pnsovani zbrani u stfeIiva do
Albanie, jakoz / porusovani neu
trality NJ slrany Albaneh Y pti
tonne oyropsk6 vhlee
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paans ulraly NsmeA

Nameekt ktraty ua hllesni "a
"a = nelgil, kic yitefs,yi hylo hy
lim otpstrlo eeslu va huuknk u
snad ! talaia, liouloTne a Ahhe
vile, hyb ptimn ,lsmt
xlrath ,lesilkN ltsiea muhN
Rdlne va one aAsli 0yvrni ttun
Il bthem mmuleho lt,lUe hivA
ln uemveli dasloinlei lls uesili
talskem 4 aklamanim, sShlasle
tela mulslso \ fe,lAuh selke
east muAl ptes tl rekn nnh
shlarei pal ~ iea, smslelusslne
II 4 "a pnArail snnrslslsl
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