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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14
BOSTON LABOR HEADS
PROBE MUNITIONS PLOT
Committee Hears of Scheme t
lnstigate Strike of $4,000
Longshoremen.

BOSTON. Sept. 1.-THE alleged
German plot to prevent shipment OF
war munitions to the allies. by insti-
eating a strike OF $4,000 longshore
men In Atlantic Coast cities. as
charged by the New York World, vii
be investigated by the Boston Cen
trail Labor Union.
President John J. Barry OF the
labor union has called a special meet
ing OF the executive board OF the
organization for to- night, and special
attention will be given TO the connec-
ton with the alleged plot of Dennis
ID. Driscoll. Driscoll Is one of the
foremost labor men OF the city. and
was formerly President of the Central
Labor Union.
1t was claimed in The Worlds ex-
pose that Driscoll introduced
Matthew Cummings, formerly Ma
tIonal President Of the A. o. H., 70
officers OF the longshoremen's union
Cummings. II was alleged. was the
"go-between' OF big Germans" In
the alleged 81 .0oo, 900 plot TO tie up the
ammunition shipments.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14

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ffidss sftsFneoa. Femafk.d wildis 20
be sifs that be would end % All.
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sana piis His sifs nfs ilsanof %
sislis Sanford. tired 90 r-s'fain him.
bat shs h q crippls. and her innrmi'S
made sffnCiife surFuit impossible Hrs
called 20 q Soy passing on a bicycle,
implorinE MIN % ihisruepi her hus-
band. Bu' the mAn's Wild manner ~
friShtsnss the iAd that he dld cot
even follow hin
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14
S. S. PRATT, FINANCIAL
WRITER, DIES IN TROY
iomci liin. Va, StrGafN II
lhanhr 1T Commerce Hre
Set Seteal Ncsn

Nlff go ffHsItst nsfs co. as q
The death in Tfi. \ 81. - hsf~no
= rfat, s.gr-tafs 81 tDc Nsr Yorh
Thnn.isrf - Cruuisfo. sirrs isas. /.
fscuEris-d stit.I 90 nnsnrlaI ssb.
isrts and 90 several irars editor -
the Wal street J1afnai. vbo nsod
VIA hn va. a 80 81 'arruii
street iirual.lbn
NJ iratt 49, bufu iu MsHtmars.
land. \ y. and vs. nfty seven ysaFs
Old 10 studied % the { University OF
Vermont Thereafter hs entered
newspaper work And occupied ed
tOrial positions With the Commercial
Bullstin 81 New iofk, the Journal Of
Commerce aud the World Later he
became New YORK correspondent Tor
the liaitimor. sun and then manager
% the New York bureau ~ the Phila-
deiphia Ledger. Following the pub
location 81 his book. The Work Of
Wall Street" he ~as appointed imam
ciai editor Of the Times. nesiEninE 20
bocome editor % thu Wall street
Journal. remaining In that capacity
until his election as secretary of the
Chamber % Commerce
The funeral will be held In Dorset,
VT. Friday. Mr.. Pratt n survived by
HE wife. two married daughters ami
q son.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14
ALLEGED SPY Is I'LL:
is SENT TO HOSPITAL
ielefG Judge Hpwegef Of1sr
in,lln Returned tU Dali n
Brooklyn

tnifsd Ffa'ss Marsha Io~er -
iuuuklsn l'afh.d to-day thai tsnstius
Y fAnc1ln. ~ho has been ordered "a
tfaditsd t1 London. ~bsfs hs u
wanted un . ,hsfss - forEery. aud
who 10 nfhting sktraditipn on TIE
ground that Ingiand really wants 90
stsputs hlm a. q gsfmab Spy. as
not IN Ra, mnnd street Jaii, o. whirh
lnstttutl0n he vas committed Ia q
FRIDAY BY Federal JudE Need"'
Marshal Power immediately com.
munica,sd Win warden Hayes %
Raymond street jan
The warden said i.incolL had de-
veioped an abcsss In The ear and as
the Raymond street Jaii has no bos-
pital. he had bseh sent 20 the prIson
ward Of BelisSue.
Justice veedsr was notified BY Mat
shall Power. and he issued an order
that lincoln he returned 10 brooklyn
nj once. N he requires medical
treatment he will be taken 20 a
brooklyn hospital under ruard OF a
deputy marshal.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14
Aged Woman Killed by Gas.

Mrs. Annie Sheppard. seventy-five
years old. was found to-day dead of
gas In n chair in her room at No. 65
West One Hundred and Thirtieth
Street by John Clark. the landlord.
The gas Jet in the room was turned
on full. but as the window was partly
open the police set the death down as
due to accident.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14
WIFE rbuNrs nuiorsoR's
TGLGPnoNI ToR hIWs

Mrs Sanford remained on the look.
out all u Friday night. and when her
husband did not return she notified
chief ONeil. Einoe then. heavy eyed
and iremblinC from lacs u sleep and
nourishmsnt-ne neither 81 which she has
allowed herself sine. her husbands dis.
appearance sanford has haunt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14

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ia fsusd anss
l.asi niEH'. ~ 90 ,hs ofh.' fhrts
niFhts. shs tsrnsd 90 sysfs sies'fir
nFhi To- tbs houss. ssiii hsd 90 ths
rurfh INT and thee unah.s 30 isaf
ths iofruus-s " ths place. stois oai
iuto the daftroas and Pared pate
fuiig 40 aBd down ths sias~siks ~
the asiFhiisf houd untn dssbfaak
Kindib BsiEhiurs haze counssilsd
fcst. bot NJ Hanfstd col, Ans~.fs
Esntiy. q kno~ bot don't vsnt
resi. ~ant him bach
The missiEE MAJ sas auist. an.
communicative snrt. about sistg ysAfs
Old liis face. Sith ts high forehead,
lore = strikinT resemblance % that
- the late President william Nc.
kinley. - much ~ that 10 Caaton.
o. 81 one time. he had repeatedly
been addressed on the street az "IilI"
b. parsons sho thouFht thsy snsw
him When hs eft hOms be had jus,
been eissning up some rubbish In the
cellar and vas dressed In a blu. cot
ton shirt. an old pair Of trousers, old
shoes and a yellow straw hat. lie
stands about 9 feet n inohsa 10
smooth shAven. and unusually bald.
CONES FROM WEST TO MEET
FINANCIAL REvGReGe.
In his Western days. SANFORD lived
AZ Prescott for nearly thirty 1--WE
years. according 10 his wife. He has
a son. Earl. living there now, ana
two daughters. Daisy. who is married.
and Pearl. single. Mrs. Sanford does
not know whore they live. Ills sister.
Mrs. Mary sanford Nlcol, lives at
Carbondalo. Pa. where he and his
wife we're preparing 10 pay her
visit as soon as their Affairs straight
ened out a bit
Ills first wife having died, sanford
came East about eight years ago 10
promote Arizona mining properties.
lie mot the present Mrs. SANFORD at
the Albert Hotel. University Place
and Eleventh Street, New York.
where she had lived for many years
Mrs. Sanford In the daughter Of Oliver
X. STEELE OF Plainfield, N. j., and is
the owner OF considerable property,
She has two apartment houses in Jer-
sey City and nine dwellings OF various
sorts In East Orange. Unfortunately
as she explains. many OF them are
mortgngcd, rents arc hard to collect,
and actual cash painfully scarce Of
late. A man In Roseville, N. j., who
she says owes her 500. has been put
ting of payment on various excuses
and had promised TO get her husband
a position with n Denver mining con-
Germ. The day Sanford disappeared
he had just received another evasive
answer from the Roseville man, says
Mrs. Sanford, and she considered IL
the last straw which determined her
husband In his Intention to make
away with himself.
The East Orange police have sent
out a general alarm and taken all the
usual precautions In such cases, but
Sanford had no money with him when
he left home and II IL the general
belief that he will be found not far OF.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14
MEXICAN CONFERENCE HERE.
Pan-American Board VIII Hold
Next Meeting ON Saturday.

WASHINGTON. Sept 1.-THE third
Mexican peace conference OF Pan
American diplomats will be held next
Saturday at New York. II was an
nounced to-day. Illness OF brazilian
Ambassador Da Cana caused the post-
ponement.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14

PITTSBURGH. Sept. l4.--Schools
were closed here this afternoon be-
cause OF the heat. The official noon
temperature was 90. breaking Sep
TENDER records.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14
For four Days Boy Scouts
and Police Have Sought
Elisha N. Sanford.
COUNTRYs IDESCOURED
Former Railroad Attorney
Took Razor With Which
10 END II AL"

Drsn star csy~-pnaasns q Tns r.eans wora.j
EAST ORANGE. N. J., sept Ia
Ever since Saturday noon. passsnx
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
Thirty Guests Expected.
Granting of Pardons
Among Last Acts of
Wilson Before Wedding

Among the last official acts perform
cd by the President before his wedding
was the granting IF several pardons and
the communication. of sentences in the
cases OF men convicted Of Federal
offenscs. He also signed executive or.
d"rs appointing certain persons to DO.
sitions in the Government service.
ID. l.. Dillingham; convicted of oper.
ating distillery without license, al
clayton, Ga. and sentenced to two
months imprisonment, was pardoned
William Henry Hood. OF Ala ALBANIA. con.
Vtcted OF stealing goods from a railroa d
train In transit Letween two States
and sentenced to four Years imprison.
ment. had his sentence Commuted 70 ex
Soulh. Mont. convicted Of selling intoxi-
doned. P"'
The President signed an Executive
oruer relnstatins william s Phelps as
examiner of merchandise at the Gus
tor house at New York. An investi- =
CATION OF the charges on which the
man was removed disclosed that the
action was unWarranted
Miss Harriet NJ. sweet OF this CITY
who acted as stenographer at the Pan
American financial conference. was
rewarded for her good work by an
appointment under Executive order TO
the Treasury force. Mrs Virginia
ferson, was also given a position.
The Ires. dent signed tie nomination
papers OF Joseph ohnsou as iud-e OF
the United States District Court for the
Western district of South Caroline.
TE" President expects to take away
With hSn on his wedding t"ip the "a pers
in a number Of pardon cases which he
has rot had opportunity to examine
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
Acquitted After Serving
Five Years for Murder

LANSING. Kan. Dec. 17-After serv-
ing fve and ne-half years in the Kan
sas penitentiary here Thomas Johnson
has been freed as innocent. He was
convicted of killing Frank sllen at
Winfield.
Allen and a man known as Harry Del
mar tried to rob man at Winfield.
The man resisted and Delmar. trying to
kill him. killed Allen instead. Johnson
was arrested at Tulsa. Okla. as Del
mar. and was convicted and sentenced
to prison for life He was in Man
kota; Mimi. when Alien was killed, but
could not prove II.
After his conviction the real Harry
Delmar died in New Orleans. lie told
his wife before he died OF Johnson's
plight. but it was only few weeks
ago that persons who became interested
in Johnson's case were able to prove
him innocent and obtain a pardon fol
him.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
Episcopal Rites At
Wedding Impressive
With Solemn Ceremonial, Rev. Herbert Scott Smith
Will Unite President Wilson and Mrs Gait To-
day-Form of the Service. =.

sickness and in health: and. forssking
all others. keep thee only unto him. 70
long as yc both shall livc?"
To this question. the simple answer.
Il win.' Mrs. Gait Is expected to MAKE.
Ring Placed On Finger.
DR.. Smith will then take the President
by the right hand and Mrs. Gait by the
right hand and place the brides hand
in the brideRrooms. The President will
repeat the following after the minister:
II. Woodrow. take thee. Edith. to my
welded wife. to have and to hold fiom
this day forward. for better. for worse
for richer or poorer. in sickness and in
health. to love and to cherish. till death
us do part. according to Gods holy or
dinance. and thereto I plight thee my
troth.'
Then the minister will loosen their
hands and place the Presidents right
hand in the brides right hand the bride
repeating the following after the min
lister:
81. Edith. take thee. Woodrow. to he
my welded husband. to have and to
hold from this day forward for better.
for worse. for richer or poorer. in sick
ness and in health. to love. cherish. and
to obey till death us do part. according
" 'Ou nOiy ordnance. ana thereto ]
give thee my troth."
The President will then hand the we'd
ding ring to the minister. who will hand
| 1t back to the President and instruct
| him to place it upon the third finger Of
| the brides left hand As the President
| holds the ring on his brides finger he
will repeat the following after the min
, lister:
| with this ring ] thee wed. and with
| all my worldly goods ] thee endor: in
the name of the Father. and Of the
| Son. and OF the Holy Ghost. Amen"
| PRAYER. after which he will Join the
hands Of the bride and bridegroom and
read the following: Those whom God
hath Joined together. let no man put
| asunder,"
| Addressing the witnesses to the we'd
| ding. the minister will say
| "Forasmuch as Woodrow and Edith
have consented together in holy we'd
| lock. and have witnessed the same he
TO have given and pledged their troth.
| each to the other. and have declared
! the same by giving and receiving a ring
and by joining hands. l pronounce that
thev are man and wife. In the name Of
the Father. and of the Son. and of the
| Holy Ghost. Amen"
| And the minister will add this bless
| ing:
| God the Father. God the Son. God
the Holy Ghost bless. preserve. and keen
you: the Lord mercifully with his favor
| look upon YOU and fill YOU with all spir-
itual benediction and grace that We may
| so live together in this life that in the
| world to come We may have life ever
lasting. Amen"
The Washington times., 1915-12-18

The Episcopal wedding service which
viii 'be used in uniting President Will
son and Mrs. Gait is solemn and iIn-
pressive. At the beginning the company
Is asked: "If any man can show just
cause why they may not lawfully he
Joined together. let him now speak Or
else hereafter forever hold his peace"
and the service concludes with a prayer
for divine benediction and blessing for
the bride and groom.
This is the prayer the Rev. Herbert
Scott Smith will read before the mar
riage ceremony Is solemnized:
Dearly beloved. we are gathered to-
gcther here in the sight of God and in
the face of this company, TO join to-
gether this man and woman in holy
matrimony: which Is an honorable
estate, instituted of God in the time ci
mans innocency. signifying unto us
the mystical, union that Is between
Christ and His Church; which holy
estate Christ adorned and beautified
with his presence and first miracle that
he wrought i'm Cana of Galilee, and is
commended Of Saint Paul to be honor
able among all men: and therefore Is
not by any TO be entered into un-
advisely or lightly; but reverently. dis
crectly advisedly. soberlNA and in the
fear Of God. Into this holy estate these
two persons present come now to pe
joined. If any man, can show just
cause. why they may not lawfully be
joined together let him now speak, or
else hereafter forever hold his peace"
Brief Responses.
Addressing the President and his
bride be. the minister will say:
II require and charge you both, as
ye will answer at the dreadful day of
| judgment, when the secrets OF all hearts
shall be disclosed, that II either of you
know any impeachment why ye may no,
be lawfully Joined together in matri.
mony, ye do now confess it. For be ye
well assured that II any persons are
joined together otherwise than as God's
Word doth allow. their marriage is moi
| lawful"
Turning to the President. the minis.
| ter Will ask
| Woodrow. wilt thou have this woman
| after Gods ordinance in the holy estate
OF matrmony? wit thou love her
! comfort her. honor and keep her, In
sickness and in health; and. forss king
all others. keep thee only unto her. sc
long as ye both shall live?"
TO this question the President is ex'
pected TO reply simply: Il will
Turning TO the bride-to-be, the min
| lister will ask:
Edith. wilt thou have this man to tn,
| welded husband. to live together after
! Gods ordinance. in the holy estate OF
| matrimony? wilt thou obey him and
serve him. love. honor and keep him, in
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
NEYM0ON MAY Be
IN VA. MOUNTAINS
President Pays Visit to Bride.
Elect as the Wedding Hour
Draws Near.
CONTINUED from First PageD


which is to follow the wedding cere.
mony.
The afternoon squads OF policemen
and Secret Service guards began to ar
rive in the vicinity of the bride-elect'F
home to keep back the curious throngs
which began to gather as soon as the
rain stopped.
May Go To Virginia.
Within few hours the Rev. Herbert
Scott Smith. rector OF 81. Margaret 8
Protestant Episcopal Church. will pro-
nounce the words which will unite the
President and Mrs. Gait.
Tomorrow the PrcsiGenL a1d his
bride will be spending the first day OF
their honeymoon somewhere. II is be-
lieved, in the mountains of Virginia.
with only the members of the immedi
ate family 10 be present. the event Is
none the less the prineipaI function OF
tne social season; for when u IS over
Washington Will have a new First
Lady OF the Land to preside over the
biggest social events OF the season.
Fer the first time in TWO years the
the cent"r of social activity in the
National Capital
The wedding will be solemnizcd Al
Mrs! Galt's residence. 1903 Twentieth
street northwest.
Thirty Guests Expected.
Thirty guests, including members o,
u" Two immediate families, will at.
tend the wedding ceremony. which vii
be held In the drawing room or N.
Gait residence. The marriage altar
temporarily set up for the occasion
has been placed at the west end or tn,
room.
The Washington times., 1915-12-18
HOW PRESIDENT WILSON is
SPENDING WEDDING DAY

Arose $50 a.
Breakfasted S:45
Makes automobile trip in downpou of rain 93O house of
hancee.
Returned White House II.
Secretary Tumul cleared away
of
Attended granddaughers christening
, Lunched rs p.
Devoted considerable memorandum laid before him by
Secretary Lansing this Governments reply the last Aus
nian the Ancona controversy.
report from Secretary Lansing the visit the State
Department of Baron Zwiedinek
Rested late in ateNloon.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-12

lokalnc IN poScbnc i~ntereSe. kate.
rlh hi Y ostalih dezclah, in zdi So
mi. da IA I~edinjenc drzayc ne
10 proStnra ma tel konfcrcnci.
20 SvoJem gcografiGnem polo
zaju. po svojih trgovinskih int
resin i'll ~plemcnskih zvczah 50
cNropSkc dcIclc vcGinOma nagnjr.
ne cncmu ali drugcmu b%ojuioGih
So narodov. i'm prcdcn bo vojna
kontana. j. lahko mogoCe. da Sc
Zavlccc So Ia ali ona V konflikt
D"JStvo. da odklaujaio socialist
ncvtralnih dcacl oh tenn caSu udc.
lcibo ma Skupni ~kOnfercnci. kalr
ma 10 da Sc vzaicmni odnoSaii
ncvtralnih dczel kolikor toliko
napcti.
lie Amcrika nina nobcnih into
rcSov V tel vojni, izvzcmSi tcga.
ola Sc timprcj konta, in amcriSki
socialist Sc morajo prcdvscm va
rovati, da ne pokazcjo Svojim nc
Srecnlm sodrugom Y Evropi no.
benc, bodiSi tudi le dozdevnc pri
stranosti. Enkrat So DO tudi Ia
vojna koncala. in kadar pride ia
cas-. Sc bo moral nekdo lotiti della
da So zopct zgradi razdcjana
lntcrnacionala.
BoJim Sc, da hi priSla V nevar-
most ia najvecja naloga, Xxi je
kdaj zadela naSe gibanjc, ako hi
Sc udelezili te e~nOstranske konfe.
renee, IN cato SEN prisel do "a.
klJucka, da ne grem V Kodanj."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-12

zcntativcn i'll merodajcn naGin
do izraza. Toda izjave. XII so zad.
ME tcdnc izSlc V ncmSkih in Svi-
carskih listih. oznacujcjo, ia ne
misli ne Italia ne Svica ma udc-
lczbo.
Brzojavno vpraSanjc pri sodru.
"u %Staumingu kodaniu, XII vodi
pripravljalna della IN %konfcrcnco.
jc princslo odgovor. ola Sc udclc
Ie razun Icdinjcnih drzav konfc
Sc Svica. IIolandija. Svcd
ska in DanSka.
kmalu pa jc dobiIa ncwyorSka
"Eolkszcitung' ma brzoiavno
v%praSanjc cd Sodruga Grculicha.
vctcrana SvicarSkih socialistov.
nazuanllu da 81 Svica me- udclczi
conference. = tenn Sc ic nckoc :
tako vclikimi madam priGakova.
na %konfcrcmca SkrGila ma ScSianek
trch skandinavskih dczcl i'm so.
Scdnjc %lIolandiic.
To dajc popomoma izpremcnjc-
no Situacijo. PriGakovati hi bilo
mogocc ia izzovc glaS sploSnc kon-
ference ~ncvtralnih dcZcl znatcn
vtisk ia sodruge V obch spornih
delhi da sokrepca Nth cut soil
darnosti in da jim omogoGi scstavo
programme, XII hi vplival IA bodo-
ce mirovne razprave njihovih ma.
rodov. Cd cisto lokalnc konfc-
renee, kakrSna bo zal kodanjska.
j. kOmaj pricakovati takega vpli
va. Vrhutega imajo Stir ma kon.
ferenci udelezene dezele gotove
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-12

kakor kaze. bo mcdnarodna
Socialisticna konfercnca, Hi j.
Skllcana IA IL. januarja Kodanj
obiSkana Same od zastopnikov
trch SkandinavSkih drzav in cd
lIolandiie.
Sodrug IIillquit. XII j. bill facet.
koma doloccn "a zastopnika anne
riSkc stranke. ic postal glavncmu
odboru piSmo. Y katcrcm pravi:
"%Sodrugi, lnformaciia Xxi sem
.lo d"hil u mcdnarodni k%onfcrcnci
V k%odanju. je TAXA. ia rcSno dvo-
MIN, de- hi ka2alo. da hi So jr udc-
leila Amerika.
Prvotni naGrt j. racunal L udc-
lczbo vsch Y mcdnarodncm Socia-
listlcncm ta%jniStvu z%aSioIrlnih
ncvtralnih dciel. ali vSaj ma tel
sirani atIantskcga occana Sc jc
smatraIo, da So bodo udclczili IA
Stopniki BolgarSkc. DamSkc IIo-
landiIe. ltaliJc. NorveSkc. Ru-
munskc. Svedskc. Spaniic. Svice
in c/dinicnih drzav. Idi Sc pa.
da socialist Bolgarskc in Rumu.
nijc bodisi MISC bill povabljeni.
ali pa da so odklonili vabilO.
Spanska je bila povabliena. toda
odklonila j. udclcabo.
Socialist IL Svicc in Italijc so
lmcli V prvih tcdnih vojnc skupno
k~onfcrcnco in so So zcdinili "a sku-
pen akcijski nacrt. Upalo Sc je
da bodo podpirali sodruge s seve-
ra V stremljenju, Ola pridejo nazo.
ri nevtralnih socialistOv ma repre-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-12
DosEDANJE voJNE IZGUBE.

Navsezadnje takale vojna vendar nj igraGa.
Nj cudno, ola s%matrajo cd nekdaj vOjskovodje "a
velike ljudi. Kajti nekaj v~elikega je ma vsak
nacin V stvari. Same zamenjavati Sc ne SINE veil
kost z drugimi reemi.
Neliko rec je vojna, in Sc nobena nj bila tako
velika kakor scdanja. Nikdar MANFRED Sc MISC ime.
Ii ccsarji i'll general toliko "materijala" "a svo-
le krvavo rokOdclstvo, kOlikor ga imajo sedaj
Sc nikdar nj bio mogote pobiti in poklati toliko
liudi kolikor v sedanjem casu stojccih vojsk, de
zelnih bramb, Grnih vojsk, crpauih IL prcbivalstva
velikih drzav.
o dosedaniih izgubah evropskc vojnc poro-
6aiO slcdcte Stevilke: