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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
THE GREAT HOUSE OF ISAAC BFNESCH &SONS ANNAPOLIS Nd
MISS JONES GRATEFUL
FOR MISS CARR'S KIND WORDS
Says il is Unconstitutional TO Interfere
With Her Gown Private Affairs"
Davidsonville, Nd, Oct. n. 1915.

Dayidsonville. Md. Oct 81. 1915.
To The Editor of The Evening Capital:
Dear Sir Again / ask permission to
insert few lines in your valuable pa
per in regard to the championship OF
my true friends. After having read the
article written by Miss Eva Dorsey
Carr, haste TO assure her of my deep
est appreciation for her manifested in
trest in the widely circulated affair, OF
which / am the sole originator.
But, my readers. she may have IN
your estimation, lauded me too high.
However, am not one addicted to
foolish pride, so there win not be the
slightest change in my manner IN
one way. am glad this happened. for
| can now put my hands on genuine,
firm friends; the kind that have back
bone and silver tongues" for they are
the only ones to be tried and trusted.
More than a hundred years ago
George Washington fought and gained
for our ancestors freedom of mind and
body. A Constitution, under which we
are now being governed. contains the
i
essary for some people to interfere
with my private affairs? Am not en-
titled to some rights as an American
citizen? AT least, am an ardent sup
porter of equal rights for ALL and when
the ladies need another champion,
shall gladly render my assistance.
OF course you are not aware of the
fact that because refused to give Mr..
Raymond Kennedy. CThe Suns re-
porter) any information whatever, re-
garding the letter to Mayor Purroy
Mitchell, the Sun refused TO publish
my statement, and filled all of their
journals with something of which
have no knowledge.
again say that when Mr.. Kennedy
had to spend nearly half day in tele-
phoning for some Insignificant news,
he should have a medal for his
wrought iron" determination. If he
had dared to insert my picture (for he
tried to persuade a friend in Annapolis
TO let him have IT'D the public would
ere this time, have known my true
qualities"
In conclusion, again thank the edi-
tors Of the Evening Capital and Adver-
tiser- Republican for the valuable space
given me in their papers. IN refer
ence to Miss Carr, words are made
euate to truly express my sentiments
OF such noble character
EDYTHE NJ. JONES.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
Suffrage Meeting at Easton.

The members of the just Government
League who went as delegates to the
semi annual meeting at Easton, report
q most pleasant and helpful meeting.
In addition to the reading of reports
from all County Leagues by the Coun-
ty President, methods of work en-
pIoyed in each County were explained.
and some of the suggestions for Sc
curing the cooperation of persons in
each locality for promoting interest in
Suffrage were helpful to those who
have had difficulty IN this respect.
Legislative work was discussed.
delegates elected to the National Con.
vention of the Woman's Suffrage As
sociation. and conference Of County
Presidents decided upon. This con-
ference viii be held in Annapolis dur
ing the session of the Legislature.
The local Suffrage league expects to
be called upon to assist 10 the work be
fore the Legislature Of 1916. a. t
was IN 1914, and it Is certain that
there will be much to be done this
year to get favorable action upon a
Suffrage amendment.
la doing Suffrage work money is
needed as indeed, it is in ali other
enterprises. and and one of the means
for raising money is the Cake Sale.
the first Of which will be held next
Saturday, Oct. goth.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
Wateh Outl

There's a rare treat in store for
readers of The New York Sunday
World Commencing Oct. 81 there
will be printed in The Sunday Worlds
illustrated Magazine. from week 70
week, q series of articles about the
amusing adventures of Funny Philo
Gubb. 8 correspondence school "detec-
kative." The author of these humor-
Gus narratives is no less a personsge
than Ellis Parker Butler, author Of
Pigs Is Pigs. which made so many
people laugh shortly sgo. Superbly
ridiculous are these articles. Don I
miss one of them. Order The Sunday
Wcrld in advance. adv.olS.Sg
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
The MOst Influential Element
HUI O1a In Modern Musical Progress
The Victor victrola.

The vast Influence excrtCd by the
VICTOR-VICTRcLA : evident ON
every hand In the musical world. il Is
shown In the eser increasing desire for
the best music; by the place OF honor
accorded the VICTOR-VICTR0LA.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
INCREASE OF 10000
MEN FOR THE NAVY
Administration Program Calls Also
for a Thousand Additional
Officers.
STRENGTH OF FLEET FOR 1922.
Additions to Consist Chiefly of Dread.
naughts, Battle Cruisers and SUBJ
marines.

Thirty thousand men and one thous-
and officers will be added to the navy
within the next five years il the new
building program to be recommended
by Secretary Daniels is approved. 1t
will require that many additional men.
according 10 estimates of department
officials, il was learned, to man the 1S6
new ships which should be added to
the navy under that program.
They would be, in addition to the in
creased personnel of 1880 men and
500 officers which Congress will be
asked to provide for this year. The
total strength of the navy WOULD be
approximately 100,000.or virtually dou-
ble the present establishment of 81
600 men and $500 officers.
Thes trength of the navy in 1925, if
the program is is carried out, will be
as follows:
Dreadnaughts of the first line, q
These ships would all carry more than
eight big guns each, most of them
mounting twelve 14-nch 50-caliber ri
ies. the new weapon recently devel-
oned by the ordnance bureau and be-
lieved to be the equal or superior of
any navy gun now afloat. With two
exceptions they would all be able to
steam more than 20 knots an houra.
DreaGnaughats of the second line, IA
The ships carry four heavy guns each,
and some of them have a speed Of
nearly 90 knots. Resolve battleships
of the pre-dreadnaught type, .. These
ships are all now in commission or in
reserve. The Oldest ship is the Iowa.
commissioned in 1897. Three older
ships. the Oregon. Massachusetts and
Indiana, will have gone 10 the SCRAP
heap within two or three years.
Battle cruisers, 6. They will mount
eight 14-inch. .50-caliber rifles, and
have speed Of 35 lrots Scout cruis-
ers, 10. This includes the Salem, the
Chester and the Birmingham, the only
scouting ships now in the navy. D
stroyers, 96. This figure allows for
the retirement of sixteen destroyers
built before 1898. and does not take
into account nineteen torpedo boats,
many Of which are still in service.
Fleet submarines, is. The Schley
the first vessel Of this type designed for
any navy, will be launched in few
months. She will make 20 knots on
the surface, whilc tho others will make
% knots or more. Coast Iefense sub
marines, 143. This figures all sub
marines of this type now built or build
ing and allows for the retirement Of
nine boats Of the A and = classes,
wnicn are now doing duty in the Phil
ipIines and at Panama, and giving set
isfactory service despite the fact that
they are twelve years old. Navy off
| GERS believe that most of them will still
he available for harror defense in the
course of eight years.
Gunboats, 81. These vessels are for
river and shallcw-water use. The new
program will add only two vessels of
this type. In addition to the foregoing
there are ten armored cruisers, five
protected cruisers. four seconc-class
cruisers, twelve third class cruisers.
and nine coast defense monitors avail
abb able for reserve feet duty. It is
not planned to build any mores hips Of
these types.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
PERSONAL MENTION.
Those Who Come And Those WhO Co
Our Floating Population.

Major J. de Peyster Douw who has
been attending the shoot of the teams
on the r file Range at Jacksonville,
Fla. returned home this evening.
Mrs. S. E. Newman is visiting her
niece Mrs William H. Feldmeyer.
Charles street.
Capt. w. w. Hendrickson and Mrs.
Hendrickson are visiting friends at
Wardour.
Miss Margaret Bryan daughter of
Paymaster Samuel Bryan, U. 5. n
and Mrs. Bryan is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Archibald Rogers, Cromwell
Hall, Hyde Park, N. Y.
Mrs George Simmons, wife OF
Paymaster Simmons, U. s. NJ, who
has been the guest of Mrs. J. Nj.
Armstrong, left this week to join her
husband at Newport, r. /.
Mrs. Charles Dexter, who has been
spending some months in Washington,
dividing her time between her sons
Messrs Boyd and Charles Dexter, is
now visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
S. Strahorn, Duke of Gloucester street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
Hospital Sunday
On Last Sunday in Oct.

On Sunday Oct. 81, the last Sunday
in the month, the churches are asked
to distribute in their congi egations en-.
veiopes for a special offering for the
Emergency Hospital.
Every year since the inception OF
the Hospital it has been customary
to have Hospital Sunday" The
last sunday in October is fixed as the
day on which a special Offering be
made for the local hospital. There is
scarcely family in the city that has
not been benefited by the hospitals
treatment of sick ones in their fsmily.
The local institution is not self-sus-
tanning nor self-supporting. 1t is a
State Institution. but has been denied
any State Aid for the past two years,
owing to the State Treasury's deficit
Of 81. 500. 900. through which it has
materially suffered 1t is hoped the
offering next Sunday, Oct. 81, viii be
generous. and a good sum will be given
by each local church.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
Now Word About the Wonderful Yic-
tor Records.

Tie Great House Il In a position t.
furnish you with n most perfect sery-
lee IN selecting Victor Records. We
even sell you IS worth OF Victor Rec
eds for 95c. a week; or $40 worth Of
any OF the Victor Records for zoe.
week.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23

In Homes Of Culture and Refinement
Everywhere.
We cater TO the VICTEOLA trade ex
clusiyely, every style If this wonder
ful isntrumcnt is Icing shown here.
Come IN any time. and hear your favor
ite selection played. No obligations.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23

About two hundred colored insane
now in Bayview Hospital will be trans
ferred TO the State Hospital at Crowns
vile, this county, the latter part of
next week. Their transfer has been
delayed by lack Of money, but yester-
day the Brownsville board received a
check for $4,000 from State Comptrol-
Ter harrington. This will help to meet
the increased maintenance expenses OF
the institution, which has recently
ben enlarged.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23

Tae Ivory Snuff Box. an intensely
interesting Picture Colonial, Monday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
Flag at Half Mast
Respect to Dead Sailor

The board of inquest which was
named by Captain Eberle, superintend.
ent of the Naval Acadmey, to probe
the circumstances surrounding the
death of Charles A. DoweH, a sailor al
the Academy, whose body was found
floating in the Severn river on Thurs
day afternoon, has not yet filed its re-
port with the superintendent. AS a
mark of respect to the dead sailor the
flag at the Naval Academy is at half
mast today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
Secretary VIII Give Dinner Party.

Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. Dan.
iels will give dinner at their wash
ington residence on November in
complement to the former Secretary
Of State and Mrs. William ]. Bryan.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23

Substitutions-St. Johns, Weaver
for Metzger, Woodward for ]. W. Smith
Beer for Holden, Brashears for JAG
ques, Wilson for Bowers Woodward
for Dryden, Lowe for Devries, Weaver
for Darley, Turner for Weaver. Miller
for Holmes, Somerville for F. R.Smith
Polytechnic, Abbott for Hibbetts. White
for Young, Gredin for Mullan.
Touehdowns-Cooke, barley. Goals
from touchdowns-DTyden, Woodward
Goal from field--Michael. Referee
Mr.. Wheatley, of Annapolis. Umpire +
Mr.. Clark, of st. Johns College. Head
linesman-Mr. Ennis, OF Annapolis.
Time of quarters--10. II 10 and u
minutes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
Woman's Foreign missionary Society

The Woman's Foreign Mission So
ciety Of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold its regular monthly
meeting on Monday evening Oct. 70
at 5 p. m. in the Sunday School room.
A large attendance is requested.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-15
Omazsky konsky trh ma dodat
1900 koni.

Ben Franklin, dobfe v Omaze
znamy ko1ar, navratil sc min ty-
dnu y Denver, Colo, a prinesl sse-
bou objednavku asi ma 1900 ko-
nj, v Gene jednoho millionu dolla-
ri. Kon6 ty pfeje 81 francouzska
vlada a sice case co nejkratsim.
Franklin oGekdva rychle toho po-
6tu dosici, a bude tudiz platiti po-
n6kud lepsi nezli trzni ceny, bu-
deli totiz moci dobr6 kon6 dosta-
ii. Toto jest nejv6tSi jednotliva
objednGvka kupci koni We Spoj.
Statech sv6rena pfedstavuje te-
mGr obnos stejny, jakGho Franklin
cd vypuknuti yalky obchodovanim
kohmi dociliI.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-15

ii Gstupky "a zacboyAnf neutrali-
ty. BuIbarsko dobfe VI, jakou ma
v pfitomne dobe ccnn a hledi III
tuacc yyuzitkoyati. Iprdyy, ze
Bulharsko pflpoji se Y pritomnt
yalcc k teutonskym spojenctlm,
nelze brati "a bernou minci. ia
dro naroda bulharskeho Dedoyedlo
by sc sprdteliti myslenkou tou-
TO. 1urka a N6mce poyazuje za
1hlayniho sv6ho nepfitele roz-
hodnutf Wildly ma yojenskG pomo-
ci t6to skupin6 ydlcicich zemi
mohlo by yyyolati i reyoluci. Je
NONE, ze Vidni a Berlfnu podaff
sc pfimeti Bulharsko k zachoyani
"pfatelskG" neutrality, ale to by
10 by asi ysechno. Bulharsko ne
yzpamatoyalo sc dosud 4 posled-
mich svych valek po move valce
mn0h0 netouzl, nebot vi, jake TO
znamcnd ycIkt finanGni napjetf a
iak dlouho jc nutno l6Giti Sc 2 ma
sledku valky.
Vclkou pozornost vSude yyvo-
lal projev Davida Lloyda George,
anglick6ho ministra pro zasoboya-
nj stfeliyem, ktery prohlasil, re
Anglie musi zyysiti syoje snazeni,
ably bylo docileno vitezstvi. Lloyd
George VIOLA hlayn6 po organisaci
primyslu a mobiIisaci vsech zdro-
jd, nez bude pozde. Teutonsti spo-
jenci dosud nal6zaji Sc We vyhod6
a neprobudi-li sc Angle ze sv6 do
savadni lhostejnosti 60 nejdffve,
budou moci dociliti dalsich ddle-
zitych who'd a pax nad6je spojen-
eli koneGn6 vitezstvi by Sc zmen-
silly.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-15
Boje ma zapade.

Armada korlmniho prince meme.
ck6ho uderila prudcc We Gtvrtek
minulGho tydne ma francouzskf
posice Argonnach a die zpravy
2 Berlina docflila pozoruhodneho
usp6chu. Dobyla francouzskych
zdkopG v dalce jedn6 a Gtvrt mi
le, ukofistila osmaGtyricet strojo-
vych pusck ziskala 1000 zajatctl.
Francouzsk6 zprdvy pripoust6ji,
ze N6mei docilili GasteGn6ho tisp6,
chu, ale prohlasuji, ze V mnohyeh
pripadech byli op6tn6 vytla6eni \
dobytych posic. V poslednich
tfech mesicich po druhe pokusil Sc
kormni prime V t6chto misteeh po-
stoupiti a proved soustfcd6ny na-
por. Pfi kazdem tomto nGporu 81
ce doeilil malych usp6chG, ale do
sud daleko naleza SC cd syeho cile.
Tento napor byl nepochybne meme
ckou odpov6di ma bombardovani,
ktere spojenci udrzoyali po posled-
nieh patnaet dni. Tmto bombar-
dovdnim zpnsobeny byly N6meum
maGn6 Skody. V sekci scyern6 od
Arrasu n6mecke zakopy byly zni.
Geny. V krajin6 Roye Y Champa-
gne, ma front6 Perthes-Beaeusejou
Il lesich Apremont boje d6lostrc-
leeke byly zuriv6 N6melm zpu-
sobeny byly znaGnt atraty, We No-
gesach, V SehratAmannele a u
llarts. Weilerkopf doSlo k prud-
kym bojam bomboyym. N6meGti
yzduehoplayei napadli neopevn6nd
mGsto liuneyille. AS 6tyfieet yzdu,
ehoplayen spojene1 IA odplatu
hombardoyalo Saarbrucken
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-15
Pomery V Turecku.

Jisty americky obGan Athe-
mach ziskal spolehIiv6 informace z
Cafihradu, die kterych situace tu-
reek6 armddy a turecke vlady je
znacn6 nepfizniyou. Die t6chto
informaci postayeni tureckyeh
voisk, chrauieieh Dardanelly, je
poyd2liye, Tureckh fronta, znacne
scslabena poslednimi yelkymi 1tra-
tami, shledaya, 2e jo volice t6lko
udrzovati linie protl nepfetrlitym
dtokum franeonzskych a angli-
ek{ch vojsk, Take postayeni Tu.
reeka ma moti je povalliyt, V pfi-
TONNE doht ottse vlady nalezaji
SO v rukou triumyiratu, sestayaji-
eiho z Enyera pasi, minlstra val
ky, Faalata heie, minlstra yaitra,
a hedri heje, ua6emka polieie v
fafihradt. Nespokoienost Y ia.
darh mahomedhnn d. take modno
Iumameuati a pravi se, AZ sejk al
Islam hyl sesazen, protoao nesou
hIastl S opatfenim, prot Arma
NUM- We ytasdani Armeua Ma.
| Il ASH SO pokra6uir Henry Mor
lFanthun ampriukt Syalanee n "a
fihradt t,ul yae mpsspe tajnu q
lehranN Armpnn ate ieho saaht ne
selkaNaii 80 i talnSm syalelkem,
Nasledkem poruseui dopray po
mari b lNui ttmAt nrmaanaatl
siskati tatihrasla uhli 4 dtiyi a
sitA N prs lnhpmutiyS prosla
hya dohrt ale leii skllseui spoie
40 hyle i selk sml potiAemi u
tFolel prodAya - gallon "a dollar
a vena eukra - anakollkanaaoh
nla Die intmmael kleFa tiskal
AmptseAn AlhenAeh mNal hul
hatakem a taF.eksm nesleAle \
aa,ne degnllltnl dohe,lS 4 fafvs
pka fyghle sesslt1e epeyRenl IA
hla.ss, leh iiulhalskA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-15

byla ma zddost dumy, kterd doza
duje Sc cele fady reform, kter6 ne.
pochybn6 budou poyoleny Kabi.
net rozmnozcn bude nepochybne Q
deset cleDd, nichz pet yybr6no
bude 2 dumy a pet carske rady.
Ocekaya sc, ze dosayadni ministr
zem6d6lstyi, Krivosin, stanc sc pre-
micrcm ma mfstG Goremikina. Du.
ma zdda mezi jinymi reformami
yseobecnou amnestil pro ysechny
politickG yezne, autonomii pro Pol
sko, zlepseni postayeni zid6, sInif-
live stanoyisko yGGi Finsku, zyyse
nj pray d6lnictya a dohodu mezi
yladou a dumou ma osnoyAch, ty-
kajicich Sc zasoboyanf armad sire.
livem a zbrani. Goremikin, pred
seda ministerskG rady, jenz slouzil
jako premier od ledna roku 1914,
vystoupi 1plne \ aktiyni sIuzby. -
Ministr yalky, Poliyanoy, zacho-
van bude We SVEN trade. Take
ministr zahranicnich zalezitosti,
Sazonov, nepochybn6 zIstane V IL
fad6. Car Mikulas pozadal take
ministra financi Bara, ably V tifadG
zustal. Reorganisace kabinetu pla-
novana byla jiz m6sic, Minister
stvo toto bude znamo jako "vdleG-
ne ministerstvo" a nepochybn6 bu-
de zrizeno i ministerstvo zasobova-
nj stfelivem, jako uGin6no bylo V
Anglii. Goremikin povazoydn byl
za reakcionafe. Jc n rokh star
a je jednim . nejbohatsich lidf v
Rusku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-15
Lloyd George vola ma poplach.

David Lloyd George, aDglicky
minigtr pro zasoboylni stfcliycm
yydal minulych dpech kniht
syych feti, ktcrG pfcdnesl cd zaha
jeni ydlky, Kniha ma nazey "Ter.
rorem k yitGzstyf" a yzbudila vel.
kOu pozornost, hlayn6 syoji pred.
mInyou, kterG spisoyateI pravi
Ne centrhlni mocnosi doposud
pfedstihuji spojenee We ySem va.
lecn6m materidlu a ze spojenci mu.
Il nasaditi vsechny syoje silly, chtG-
Jill dociIit yftGzstvi Lloyd George
.prayi, ze po dyanacti m6sicich val
ky sesileno bylo jeho pfesy6dGenf,
ze Anglie nemohla udrzeti Sc mi
mo zapas, aniz by uyedla Y nebez-
peel syoji bezpeGnost a syoji cest.
Anglie nemohla pohlizeti Sc zaloze-
nyma rukama k tomu, ably zeme,
kter6 dala syoje sloyo, byla pusto-
Sena. "Dosavadni udalosti valeG-
ne, pravi George dale, neotfas-
ly moji dGy6rou Y koneGnG vitGz-
styi, ale bude nutno, ably narod ma
sadil ysechny syoje silly, nez bude
pozd6. SpojenG zem6 mali pfeva-
hu Y surov6m materidlu, ktereho
yyrdbi Sc yypravenf pro armady, v
muastvu, penezich, koyu a strojo-
vi, ale tento material musi byti
zmobilisoyan zuzitkoydn. Ielez-
ne kolo N6mecka ponofiIo sc hlou-
b6ji nez kdykoliv jindy pudu
Bclgie a Francic. PoIsko jc upl-
ne n6meck6 Litya rychle nasle-
duje. Rusk6 pevnosti, jea zdaly Sc
nedobytnymi, padaji jako piskovG
zamky pred vlnou n6meckGho vpa-
du jez nezna odpocinku. Kdy tato
ylna bude zastavena? Jakmile spo-
jenci budou zasobeni dostatkem
yaIeGn6ho materialu. Jak mnoho
lidi Y t6to zemi 81 pine uvedomilo
yyznam rusk6ho dstupu? Po vice
- dvanact m6sici Rusko, pres
ncdostatky We SVEN yyprayeni, Wy
strebayalo energie poloyiny meme
ckych a ttyri p6tiny rakouskych
armad Je uznavano, ze Rusko v
minulG dob6 pfispGlo syym dilem
Y zapasu "a syobodu Eyropy a ne
oGekavati V pfistich m6si-
cich takoYou Ginnou pomoc Cd ru-
skych armdd, ktere Sc nam az do
posud dostayalo. Kdo postavi Sc
ma misto ruske, zatim 60 ruske ar
mady budou znovu pro zapas Wy
prayoyanyl kdo ponese Vahu, KITE
ra az doposud spadala ma rusk6
plece2 Francie nemuze uvaliti ma
sebe v6tsi bremeno, nez al dopo-
sud nesla uese s tichou odvahou,
ktera prekvapila a pohnula cely
sv6t, Itaie 2apasi celou silou. Hu-
stdvd jenom Anglie. Je Anglie
priprayena yyplniti velkou meze-
ru, ktera povstala ruskym dstu-
penn do pozadi2 Jc pfiprayena k
velktmu ndporu n6kolika pri-
stitch mesicich ma zdpad6, aniz by
zapominala ma vychod9 Ma odpo-
yedi ttto spotiyati bude syoboda
Y Europe po mnoho generaci,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-09-15
Pajde Svedsko do valky?

N6mecko snazf Sc re vSech siI
pfimeti Sv6dsko, ably vstoupilo dc
valky ma stran6 teutonskych spo.
jencG. SyGdsko ma dobfe vypra.
venom armadu, kterd mohIa by
napadnouti Rusko, Gimz seslabe,
ma by byla jeho sila ma bojistieh
Y Polsku a Liteysku. Silna stra.
ma We Syedsku je naklon6na to.
mu, ably Sy6dska armada pomaha
In Nemcum, V teto strane male
zaji sc take financnici. Strana
pokrokoya, ktera pfi poslednich
yolbdch porazila upln6 stranu re-
akcionarskou, je protinemecka a
protivale6na. Vale6na strana sna-
ii Sc probuditi nepfatelstvi k Ru-
sku pfipomindnim, ze Rusko wa
10 Svedsku Finsko. Sv6dstf vo-
jensti dustojniei jsou Z nemeckG
skoly a svtdska armada je vycyi-
cena die n6meckych method, Mno.
no sy6dskych vysokych yojen-
sk}eh d6stojnikd sympatisuje $
N6meckem. Svtdska dcmokracie
ale ie proti vdlce. Hyit6zi.li tato
demolSracie, Svddsko ma valce po-
dileti Sc nebude.
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Parnik LOO zalozniky v plane
mech ma mori.

Francouzsky parnfk Santa Anna
jc v plamenech ma Siren mori, die
sd6leni bezdrdtnG depcse, jiz OBJ
drzel namofni odbor ze stanice ma
Cape Race ned6li veGer. Ma
parnilku tomto nal6zA Sc koIem l.
roo italskych reservistu, kterf u
biraji Sc do italskych pfistayh.
Santa Anna nevezla zadn6ho ma
terialu valeGnGho a take nemela
We svych skladistich zadnych w
busnych latek. Naklad sestaval
vyhradnG re zbozf, hlavnG potra
vim.
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Zmena v rusk6m kabinete.

Rusky kabinet podal resignaci
Y sobotu mnul6ho tydne, ably Il.
emil misto koali6nimu kabinetu, V
kter6m nalezati Sc hudou take ne
ktefi 6lenove kabinetu star6ho, -
Reorganisaee kabinetu provedena
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roxy ma uznani mely by byti ma
Ilezite vysctfeny. Od yydani ape
IN pan-americkgch mocDosti, ar
mddy Carranzoyy snazily Ne nave
sti porddck do llzemi, jim kontro-
loyanGm. DO Washington dosly
informace, ze bylo by yelmi tezko
konati miroyou konferenci bez
CaTanzy, ktery tyrdf, ze y6tsina
Mexika nal6za SO nynf pod jeho
kontrolou. Nahradnf nayrby Car
ranzoyy budou uyazeny We schhzi
zastupcd pan-americk}cb moeno-
stf, ku kter6 dojde jeSt6 tohoto
tydne. LatinSti diplomat jsou
naklon6ni tomu, ably CaTanzoyi
popfana byId pfiIezitost, ably po-
ved6l, co ma v 1myslu vykonati,
kdyby ylada jeho byla uznana, a
zdroyen, co byIo by vykonano ku
ochrane cizich zajmd V zemi. Ma
sc "a TO, ze Carranza by po uklid-
n6nf zeme syolal v5eobecn6 yolby.
Neni jisto, byl-Ii by pfi t6chto
yoIbach kandidatem va Gfad pre-
sidenta, ale mnozf mali "a to, ze
spfse pracoval by pro nekter6ho
re svych lidf.
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VaffAnAa pualAI hAIitAuM hANtNY
tafgansa nslmaenaiA Z mgNl
ekYeh vN,leA, nesaahlast 10 sVpla
nlm nliTeyt konleFenee sseeh vliN
nsvh mexiekteh eluitela, ais ma
uAsrhy, ktsre nepoehs hna hllsluu
ran amerieANlnl mneAuAinl IVA
tens prasl ~ g kuienssA sllua
ee AeNlka y posle,lnleh dnVet
pe.llehla eetnSm siaenAa a nekts
Il mali ~ to. & taFgAnsoNy IA