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Evening star., 1915-01-08
LEE MAGE HAS OPPOSITION

NEW YORK, January S.-A neat lit
tie mess similar to the notorious Gin
clnnat1 directorate troubles seems 10
be cooked up for the early days of
Leo Hoernschmeyer talias Lee Maeee,
as manager of the Brooklyn Feds. Dirk
Carroll. formerly of the Buffalo Feds
but now business manager of the Tin
Tops, takes issue with Hoern-etc over
the spring training plans of the cIuh
Magee. or 1Ioernschmeyer, has an
nounceA that his club will establish its
spring camp at either Hammond. Ia
or Columbia. S. c., where the cIub
trained last year. He said he was
going to make trip soon to look
over both towns. Yesterday Carroll
proclaimed loudly that the camp will
he situated in either Cuba or Athens
Ca and added that he would set ont
in few days to inspect facilities at
those places.
Magee said Wednesday he expected
to take forty or fifty players-aH those
on the clubs roster-to the training
camp. Carroll contradicted this yes-
terday with the expression of an opin-
ion that this would be unnecessary.
that only about twenty-five men will
go. He added the declaration that
upon his return from his visit of in
spection in the south he will reopen
the offices Of the club at Washington
Park.
Evening star., 1915-01-08
BY n. C. BYRD.

The South Atlantic cross country
championship will be decided tomorrow
over a course starting from a point on
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and
10th streets, and running from there
through Potomac Park and back. The
distance will be six and one-half miles.
The entries for the event have not
yet been announced. though it is eX-
pccted that the majority of them Will
be members of the Carroll Institute
and the Baltimore Cross Country Club.
There are perhaps few other men IN
condition to take part in the race, and
it is not probable that many entrants
other than the men who represent the
two mentioned organizations Will take
part.
If there are no outside entries to up
set the possibilities the Carroll 1nst1-
tute may win the team trophy. Carroll
will have in competition tomorrow its
mainstay Williams, and he will give
Geiger the Baltimore star, a hard
struggle for first k6nors. Carroll yes
terday defeated the Baltimoreans in
the interclub affair. and it certainly ap-
pears that its chances will be enhanced
by the participation of, Williams.
The Carroll Institute won the team
trophy III the final of the interclub
race held here last night. and did so.
notwithstanding that it had no man
closer to first place than fifth. 1t seems
almost unfair that Il team which gets
four men across the finish line before
another man of the opposing team
crosses 1t that victory should not be
long to it, but the agreement under
which the two clubs raced was tha t
the organization which got five men
across first was to be the winner. That
worked against the Baltimore outfit,
but it was as fair for one as the other.
Geiger of Baltimore was the winner,
Will. the first Carroll Institute ma,t
to finish was H"aly. The runners;
crossed the line in the following order:
Evening star., 1915-01-08
TO PICK COURSES TONIGHT.
National Golf Journeys Will Be As
signed by U. S. G. A.

New YORK, January S.-The annual
meeting of the United States Golf As
ISOLATION at the Waldorf-Astoria tonight
promises to be one of the best attended
gatherings in the history of the associ
alton. Although many of the delegates
will not present their credentials until
. the actual meeting time, over fifty names
were on the list in the secretary's office
yesterday. and over 100 golfers have
. made arrangements TO attend the dinner
that will precede the business session.
Some time this afternoon the last meet
ing of the 1911 executive committee will
he held. the dinner will follow at :;o
O'Clock in the evening and the ,neet;nr
will begin at O'Clock. The election of
officers. the selection OF the three cham
pionship courses ana the discussion of
the amateur rule will be the main busi-
ness of the meeting.
Although Detroit for the amateur Ra,-
tusrol for the open and Onwentsia for the
woman's are almost certain to be selected
as the championship courses, the dele
gates will be free to choose from the
list prepared by the executive commi,tea
and announced several weeks ago. Ali
the clubs on the three lists have consented
to hold the Journeys awarded to them
The lists:
For the amateur championship-Coun-
try Club of Detroit. Oakmont Countny
Club. Garden City Golf Club and VII,
mington Country Club.
For the open championship-BaItus
Golf club, Fox Hills Golf Club, Garden
City Golf Club and Wilmington Countr,
Club.
For the womans championship-on.
wentsia Club, Sleepy Hollow Country
Club, Buffalo Country Club. Garden City
Golf Club and Wilmington Country Club.
Evening star., 1915-01-08

many things reasonably well, carries
himself gayly and debonairly, as
ball player should, hits well enough
and is fast enough. Yet he rarely
counted heavily in a game. He could
not get on like Huggins. he could not
hit like Wingo, he could not steal d
base like Dolan, he could not make j
decisive throw or field as well as VIII
son, nor could he deliver a crushing
wallop as J. Miller could, now and
then, produce. Taken, by and large,
Magee is good enough ball player,
yet in appearance only, great one
He can play a good left field, but his
arm was not SO strong last summer
He can only make stab at playing
center He was a dreadfully bad first
baseman. Very fast, he is compare
lively poor base runner. Wfhal, we
would have been glad had Mr.. Brlttoli
retained him The boy has a good
front and is a good enough player. In
normal times he would be worth 5000
a season At $500 he is dear.
Evening star., 1915-01-08
British Officer Mourns
at Destruction of Links

An English officer, according to
story in the Paris Excelsior,
was perched on an observation
post in the Belgian sand dunes
directing the fire of the British
cruisers, which were lying in
close and shelling the German
lines. The fire of the English
war vessels seemed to be sin
gularly effective, hut with each
hit tho officer grew more and
more melancholy. murEluring to
himself, "What friShtful dam
age. What dreadful destructfOn!"
"What ON earth are You COM
planning nbouts'' asked an as
tOnished cOmrade. "DOn't you
see that you're giving them the
range exactly right:"
The mOurnful officer pointed to
the German line. ''That land over
there comprises the best golf
course On the continent" he
said. 81 played over 1t only last
year. snd now look what the
shells are doing to it,
\ sEot from the sea scrcecbcd
overhead and the officer raised
his field glasses to study its ef-
feet. He dropped them quickly.
..There goes the sixth green!' he
said with a sigh:
Evening star., 1915-01-08
GOLFERS At P|NEHURST
HAVE CLOSE MATCHES
Travis Wins on Home Green From
Beach After Stirring
Contest.

i lIEEHIRST y. G., January S--Ihe
second match round of the twelfth an
nual midwinter golf tournament yes
| terdav developed stroke-for-Stroke
contest. which Walter J. Travis of Car
den CITY won from Chisholm Beach Of
Fox Hills on the home green. The cards
were so and 81.
The pair made their turn all even. A
| triplet of fives for each marked the
first three holes of the homeward
tourney. Travis became 1 up on the
thirteenth, where Beach plunked ball
into the whisker bunkers so hard that
he was unable to make recovery. The
fourteenth was played indlfferently
and was u win for Beach in five. Travis
! ran down !, three for the fifteenth, but
he lost the sixteenth in and won the
seventeenth in 3, where u pulled tee
shot cost Beach d stroke
The balls travelled down the course
side: by side the eighteenth, Beach
laying dead in four and Travis dozen
feet away. The former international
order, however, and he ran down for
a halve in five and the match py up.
Travis moves forward today to meet
w. a. Barber, jr.. of Princeton. who
won by and . from w. L. Truesdale.
a clubmate of Beachs The score was
all even at the turn, but the princeton
golfer had things pretty much MS own
way coming in, aided by one or two
lucky putts.
DR.. G. H. Gardner of Aeawam found
work cut out for him in his match
, with B. r. Hudson of North Fork. One
down on the thirteenth. Gardner came
racing home with one under bogey
scores of a, 3, I on the fourteenth,
| fifteenth and sixteenth. winning the
match with a par three on the seven
| teenth, ) up and l to play. Gardner
meets Parker W. Whittemore of Brook
! line. who found Walter G. Clark of
Wollaston fairly persistent, but won
by 3 and ?.
The Summary.
First sixteen, second round-P. W White
more Brookline, beat W. Il. Clark, NoIlaston.
3 and .; Dr. c. II. Gardner, Agawam Hunt. beat
g. T. Hudson, North Fork. 5 and 1 W. ].
Travis, Garden City, beat Chisholm Beach, Fox
Hills, / up; W. A. Barber, jr., Princeton. beat
W. T. Truesdell, Fox Hills. 4 and ..
Consolation, first round Robert Hunter. Wee
Burn won from Il. &. Shannon, "a Oak Hill,
by default Z. L. Becker. Woodland. beat e. II.
Hanna Cleveland, 1 and :; {. X. Hudson, North
Fork beat X. 4. Balfe South Shore Field, l
up: Harold Slater, Fox Hills, beat j. y. Zau-
gerle ward, 4 and =.
Second sixteen second round-T. u. Boyd ST.
Louis. beat &. W. Statzell. AronimiDk. . and 1;
Rev. T. A. Cheatham. Salisbury. beat 5. y. Hen
nesSee, Cooperstown, and 3: J. 81. Clapp,
Chevy Chase, beat Thomas Kelley, Southern
Evening star., 1915-01-08

, Whether the running of the race last
night, and the previous heats, Will af-
feet the men who will take part in
the championship event is question
able. 1t is bound to cause some of
the boys to do poorer work than they
would had they held themselves out of
the 1nterclub affair Williams, who
viii represent Carroll tomorrow, is
pretty sure to be freshcr than the other
competitors, ana a result should be
considered the favorite, unless some
outside runner of equal capabilities
takes part.
The George Washington University
basket ball team leaves today for Lex
ington, Va, where it is scheduled to
play Washington and Lee University
tonight. The chances seem to favor
w. and L. to win, as it ought to prove
the victor on its home court by a fair
margin over a team of more or less
green players.
II Donnelly, who is playing center for
the Carroll Institute basket ball team.
Evening star., 1915-01-08

Pines. and .: c. S. Mcdonald. I.ambton, beat
F. NJ. Bacon, jr.. Garden City, and ).
to..soitt ion. first rounds. ii. Patterson. Plain
field. beat V. W. Sorchan, Garden city. up;
c. NJ Howard Halifax beat W. W. Ienawine.
Sun Gabriel Valley, up: II. L. Cushmaii. Co
luIubia, beat Charles Presbrey. Apawanis, ; uI,;
". $. Van Ciief. Richmond County, beat \. ).
Porter. jr., Brupklne. I and ..
Evening star., 1915-01-08
Umpires Are Alarmed
Over Cuts in Salaries

lmpires In the major and min
or leagues are very much alarm
cd over the crushin:; news TINT
has been sent out that their saI-
aries n 1t year will be cut al
most to nothing. The National
and American Leagues, II il
said, will trim as much as x4OO
OF each mans yearly stipend, and
the minor magnates are going to
use the pruning knife to such an
extent that the capable men arc
preparing to look for other Jobs.
said a well known Official last
night: ~ can't see why the
players should get all the money.
We are worth the amount paid
us, and more. too. Instead OF get
ting n raise In salary, they want
cut us. 1, for one, will not
stand for it."
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X zadrzeni Huertovu,

Vietoriano lluerta, byvaly me-
xicky diktator, ktery 2adrzen byl
spom ) generalcm Paseual Oros-
eou I'll Paso, Tex, ma obyineni,
ze mol nmyslu yznititi reyomci
Y pfatelska zemi, trva ma puyod
MIN SVEN prohlaseni, ze nemel Ia
koytho umyslu, Vladm utady
isou ale presy5d6euy, a. o takoye
spiknati slo, Tajni yladm jedua
tel6 nyni pllua jsou zanestndnl
shantuim dukazn proti lluertoyi
ieho stoupenenm, VySetfilo So
IA doposud, ie strojovt pusky a
stlclvo shromailtny hyly j
stem skladlsti ' FL paso iako ma
irtek iedua lluertovleh trakei,
Nilloya posadsa Juaree, ktera,
Jan hylo n1naneno, mela hytl "a
pluceua llnrEtaySmi stoupeuei ku
yspoufr, jryi yelky nekltd Slla
yaiska Spoienich StAtn ma pome
ii hude nyni adyejaasohvna. II
Nashlnstnnu ~ asnamnle, A. Via
ia spoiynteh stain ma ,lnyslu
akroei,i neienom protl lluerteyt
neaaeay ale pFeti Nsem .
slalnim, k,eti isou ehylneni, ~
poslIleh - ma splknuti ! tAimu
yanievnl nave mvxlekt tvyeluee
rrasi - a. nekellA AmeFleana
mele tAiem na lete nese revolu
Il lluerla drtAn y ped sArukpu
slassu 4 aslFAaie - asni Y elNall
Ne lvefy ' NJ l'ASs, nreaee pro-
pus,sa hsl na sAruku Al i'Al
NlAdul aFady aalnlls prs ila 81
paIFent ahs aspnkaslll ~ pevee
q psusesleal pAseslulhs plAml
ylAaA aese ~ roaAasilA, ae atlni
saseha9 ahs aahraallA aoyswa
fevalasnhaa hnali Y MeNlka ~
detasll ahy Aaslal slalsnseh
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Drobne zpravy valecne.

I Odhaduje Sc, ze Rakusanh a
NGmcd, operujicich prot Rusdm
v HaliGi, je 100000 muzd, V
baltickych provinciich nal6za Sc
100000 NGmcn a v distriktu Ll-
baczovska- Wisznia kolem 100000.
/ Rakusan6 a N6mci, die 2pra-
Wy . Berlina, mali nyni We svych
taborech 100000 valeGnych "a
iatci. u tohoto poctu ,24,O00 je
Rust.
/ Francouzska armada bude
nyni spalovati mrtv6. Tepl6 po
tasi je pricinou tohoto pocinu.
/ N6kolik set italskych knezi
povoIano bylo do armady, Blu
dou jednak slouaiti jako plukovni
kaplani a iednak jake osetfova-
tel6 Cerven6ho kfize.
/ V kruppov6 toyarne v Esse-
nu jc nyni zamestnano 10000
d6Iniku. Hbrojovka tato kona
piInG pfipravy k vyrabtni iest6
v6tsich del, nea isou nyni nziya-
nj.
/ Vydraovani ruslSt armady V
doh6 miru stoji mezi 0,00O, 900
AZ $i00,000000 ro6n6.
/ General De Wett, proslul{
hursk} yndce v Jilni Africe, hyl
odsouzen k sestiletemu zalari u k
pomt6 Y obnosu $4,000 pro ye
leTadu, ktere dopustil Sc, kdyz
postayil Sc cello poystaleckycb
yoisk,
/ pr Bernhard pernhurg prir
iel sobotu minul6ho tydne do
Rerlma a prohldsil, b. MIN bylo
Y AngIii dohfe iednauo, kdya do
kazal, se uena u sehe aadnleh do
kumenlu, ktert by mohly posko
dit spoienec, hylo mu doyoleno,
ahy pokradoyal eeste do herll
ma,
v minulSch dneeh yrattl 50
do Spoienych StatN John h, llass,
jena iakn valeeny kurrespandeni
dlel ! ruskou armAlou, prohla
sil. h ny,lostalek stfelisa ~
skS mmAdS j. ys,si, nea Oted
uieh tpfaSaVh 80 pfiros.sit Ru
sk9 reserys iseu prs neothFoip
nS 4 isnu ,lrtany peaaii NAlce
~ llale, abs hNls pflpraSsnN
ehaplli - shranl sytch pAsllyeh
kamarada, Rasko pFy hnvd ia
yAlpe aaplayvne hyle nsmeeks sml
yyayeslaei tito saielll vvlka sAla
data stfeliya ' FAsnyeh msaleeA
Take y lelreAFa,ls velka sklasl
s,s slfvllya hsle prs ysAeasne de
pesetN
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ndrzi 80 ma Mich delsi dobu a ne
nj vylouecna moznost, ~ podaff
SC jim 1plne zastayiti postup
teutoDskycb spojencd.
Ruska Gfedni zpraya 2 pondeI-
ka prayi, zc ruskym ycliteldm
podarilo Nc 1spesne proyesti no
y6 scskupeni ruskych yojsk n ~
armddy Jsou nyni pfiprayeny k
zarazeni dalsiho postupu teuton.
skych spojcncd Y Iialici n jiz-
MIN Rusku. Gnila Lipa, die ma
hledu rusk6ho generalnibo stdbu,
poskytuje pozoruhodnt yyhody
pro obranu. 0 patndct mil dale
yychodne pax nalezA nc Ilata IL
pa, ktcra bude jeste silnejsi pre-
kazkou nepfiteli, jezto je podpo-
roydna dobrou aeleznicnf linii.
Ncjddleziteja Gasti nynGjsiho
frontu je ona east ma fecc Visle,
jez lezi severnG cd reky San. -
Zde N6mci snazi ne pfekrociti re.
ku a yniknouii V box ruskym po-
sicfm pfi fece Tanew. Tyto po-
kusy byly az doposud zmafeny
odrazenim ntokG.
u Rima dosla zpraya, ze Meh.
med bej, turecky yyslanec, poza
dal o vydani prhyodnich listin. --
Kdyz Italie vyhlasila vdlku Ra-
kousku, bylo ozndmeno, ze italsk$
vyslanec opustil Carihrad, ale
2prdvy tyto potyrzeny nebyly. O.
pust6ni ItaIie tureckym vyslan-
Gem mohlo miti pricinu nedav-
nych povestech, 10 Italie bude sc
podileti ma dobyvani Dardanell.
MeM Tureckcm a Italii nedoslo
doposud k vyhldSeni valky VITA
ny mezi temito dvGma zemGmi
jsou jako mezi Nemcckem a ita
lii. u Pafize dosla zprdva, ze tia
lie pferuSila diplomaticke spojeni
q Tureckem a ze vysle vojsko k
dobyvdni Dardanell. JinG zpravy
oznamily, ze Italie poslala valec-
ne lodstvo k Dardanelldm.
Vyroci zavrazdeni naslednika
rakousk6ho trdnu, arcivevody
Frantiska Ferdinanda, v Saraje-
We, vzpomenuto bylo v pond6li to-
hoto tydne v Rakousku n Meme
cku. Rakousky a n6mecky tisk
prohlasuje. ze pad Lvova byl ma
Iezit}m uct6nim pamhtky zavraz-
d6neho naslednika trunu. Stary
cisar Frantisek Josef snGastnil Sc
bohosluzeb v kathedrale We Vid-
nj V ulicich shromazd6no bylo
ma 100000 lidi. kdyz proiiad6l v
kocdfe. Vsude byl nadsene vitan
n davy po jeho odjezdu zpivaly
rakouskou hymmu. Rakousti dn-
stojnici ma vdle6n6 front6 nell k
vojsku pfedndsky o vrazd6' v
Sarajcv6 a vyzyvali vojsko, ably
pomstiIo smrt arcivtvody Frant
Ska Fcrdinanda,
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Nemecti socialiste pro mir.

Berlinsky socialisticky casopis
Vorwaerts byl minulych dncch
yladou n6meckou zastaven. Phi
Gina tohoto zastaveni udana ne
byla, ale ma Sc "a to, ze dIvodem
k zastaveni byly snahy tohoto Ca
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stain slouzilo za zakIadnu tomu-
to noyemu reyolu6nimu hnuti. --.
Vladni 1fady nyni bcdliye sIedu-
il pociny generaId Felix Diazc,
M0ndfag0na. Blanqueta Felipe
Angelesc, jakoz i jingch promi-
ncntnich Mexikdnh, nyni zijicfch
We Spojenych Statech. Bylo Wy
setfcno, 10 We Spojenych Statech
ycdle jcdnateIn Willy Carranzy
jsou 6tyry RUNE skupiny, ktert
json politicky einny mexick6 81
tuaci. Tyto skupiny spolecne jsou
proti Willow n Carranzoyi, ale
kazdd y mich pracuje samostat-
ne. F'inanGni zajmy pry stoji "a
temito spiknutimi a prayi sc, ze
dokonee take obcant vdIcicich
mocnosti Y Europe podileji Sc ma
spiknuti. VIdda Spojenych Stat1
je toho nahledu, zc situace Y Me-
xiku nema byti u6in6na jest6 "a
motan6jA novgm revolucnim hnu-
tim. Odbor spravedlnosti ffdf dal-
n vysetfoydnf a hodld v t6to yale
zitosti pokracovati rdzn6.
Italska kampan.
Italove nedocilili poslcdnim
tydnu zddnych pozoruhodnych IL
spechh ma zadne sv6 front6, ne
bot narazili ma vyborna opevneni
rakouska, dobfe hajena. Postup
V Tyrolsku byl poslednim tydnu
yelmi pomaly. Postup v Koruta-
mech narazil ma slime pfekdzky. --
Nejrudsi boje odehravaji Sc v o.
kolf Gorice ma fece SoGi O6ekaya
~ ale, ze tomto tydnu dojde k
bitvdm pozoruhodntisim, ktert
poskytnou Ital1m pfilezitost do
kazati, 10 jsou schopni postupo-
vati i pres slime prekazky, Ra-
kousko chysta Sc nepochybne k
offensive Y okoli Tridentu. Pravi
sc, 70 armada, kterou tvofi tri ar
mddni sbory, nal6za Sc ma pocho-
du prot ItalGln a srazka nepfa-
elskych armad ocekava Sc o.
koli Ala. Dalsi zprdvy oznamiIy,
ze ma 100000 Rakusann shromaz-
demo bylo v okoli Tolmino, ably
zadrzeli dalSi italsky postup ku
Gorici. Y Korutanech a Tyrolsku
rakousky odpor stava sc odhodla-
nejsim a siln6jsim. Kampan na i
talsko-ra -rakousktm pomezi byla
az doposud pfekvapenim vojen-
skym odborniknm, kteri o6ekdva-
Ii, ze ma zdklad6 n6meck6 vojen-
skt theorie zahajena bude hned
ma poGdtku valky silna rakouskd
ofensiva, ably boje pfeneseny by
ly do italsk6ho 1zemi. Je zna-
mo, zc Rakusant mali znaGne sill
ne armady ma italskych hrani-
cich, ale bylo asi rozhodnuto ne
chat Italy postupovati al k PRIV
MIN obrannym Iiniim a Gekati ma
rozhodnuti kampane Halici, a
by mohly byti ze seyerniho boji
Ste poslany ma Jill posily dosti
velk6 k zahdjeni vyhoie proti l.
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talhm. V minulycb dnech dosla y
Iterlina zprhya, ze Italie rdda by
uzayfela mir, jezto yidi, 10 neni
mono dale postoupiti. Ipraya Ia
byla ale obyfejnon kacbnou. lia-
kouska peynost Malberget byla
obkIicena. ltalskc aIpsk6 pluky
dobyly ysecb ddlezitejNch posic v
okoli mtsta. V okoli Gorice do
chdzi k bojdm nepfetrzite, ale po-
stup Itali je tn jenom pomaly.
V poslednich dnech vzducboplay-
ci rakousti ! italstf podnikli ne
kolik najczdI ma nepfatelske Il
zemf, ale bez valnych vysledkh,
Posledni 1fednf italska zprava
mluyf o scsilujfcf Sc obrane Ra-
kusanh, zylaste TyroIsku, kde
ySechny posice jsou rychle opey-
hoydny. V Korutansku rakouska
yojska podnikla n6kolik 1tokd ma
yojska itaIska, ale tyto byly cd
razcny. Operace podfl feky Soci
yyviji Sc uspokojivG pres silny cd
por Rakusanu.
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PERsEKUCE cEsKkHo LIDU.
Tiskoya kanceIAF Ceskebo Ma
r0dnfh0 Sdruzcnf 0zDamuje;

iOHUblO 9uIuIcpl V"p""J''
Zufiyost rak0usk6 vojenskG ju-
stice neznA mezf. ZIe je v Ce-
cbach q ma Moraye. Celia fada
yhdcfch osobnostf je zalAfoyana,
n zyIaste mnozf pfedni praeoyni-
ci moraystf jsou pcrsekvoyani. --
Morayskg mistodrziteI Won BIey-
Ieben primo zuI, q kruty vojen
sky rezim yladne po cele Mora
We. Postihl pry V pryG fade znA-
meho pokrokoyfho yddce moray
sktho, zemsktho poslance Ora. H.
Fischcra, jenz byl odsouzcn k
smrti, protoze We sy6 advokAtni
kancelan v Brine dal rozmnoziti
znAmg manifest rusk6ho vrchni-
no yeIitele, yelkoknfzete Mikula-
se.
DR.. X. Fischer byl mfstopfedse-
dou Narodnf Rady CeskG, stare
stou SokolskG zupy, vddcem po
krokov6 frakce Lidov6 strany
moravskG. Narodil sc r. 1872
Losticich ma Morav6, a je znam
jako narodohospodafsky a politi
ckg spisovatel. Vydal: Domaci
prdmysI ma Morave, Slovan6
N6mecku, IospodafskA sv6pomoc
ceska a j. Je jednim nejlepsich
ceskych vidcu moravskych.
Druhy posIanec moravsky, DR..
FIR. Slama, byl odsouzen do zalh-
fq trvani dyou let pro velezra-
4 Je radou zemsk6ho soudu,
to yysokym soudnim dfedni-
kd Narozen r, 1880 v Chot6bo-
ri, } stoupencem strany Lidoyo-
pokrokov6 (moravskG mladoGesk6
skupiny). Je poslancem jiz cd
roku 1891, kdy zvolen byl do fis
sk6 rady "a Hradec Kralov6. Je
znamym spisovatelem, a napsal:
DGjiny Tesinska, Prdvodce po
Sloyensku, a je autorem rIznych
humoresek, psanych hlavn6 pro
"Slezskou knihovnu". Organise
val lid cesky, hlavne We Slezsku
ku praci narodni. na
Tfeti moravsky poslanec, Be
chyne, jeden nejpopularn6jsich
d6lnickych vIdcu, byl v6znen po
mnoho m6sic1 teprve nyni, pro
nedostatek ddkazh propulsion.
Rovn6z v Cechach zostfuje Sc
persekuce, Gem svedcf drive jN
oznamena zatGeni Ora. Kramafe
a Ora. Scheinera, ktefi byli vsa-
zeni do vezeni We Vfdni.
.Jiz divenky We veku l3-l5
let ohrozuii existenci Rakouska.
V KutnG Hofe zatcena celia 4. til
da tamniho divGiho lycea, IA zaky-
ne prevezeny do zaldrG jednoho
z n6meckych NEST v Cechach. ---
lIboh6 tyto d6ti, obeti rakousk6
justice, jsou obzalovany, 10 zpi-
yaly posmesnou pisen o cisati
FrantiSku Josefoyi -- k tomu We
ru netfeha pozndmek,
Jak znamo, ie poslanec klofat
cd zafi. min, roku 1aldfovdn. Phi
Gina je, ~ ieho hytu nalezeny
hyy diva dopisy, poslant mu ma
popud rakousk6 tajn6 policle
dy6ma iejimi agenty- -proyokat6ry
eiainy,
persekuee Sc ma Moray6 mno.
III. & Ceoh0 odsouaeno k smrti
y kyjova, z nich2 diva nedosahh
start ~, lot, Y rnznyeh masteeh
~ zatfkaui provddi Primo syste-
matleky Y nrut uyafneno q Cee
eh0 Il odyleteno do aalate ye vid
nj, Vseehny ohlaloby lni na ye
lptradp, Iil drive tminen5 od
souxeoi (yrilla nuska. redaktora
organu strany pokrekoyt "Ca
su'' na srst mSsica, yyyolalo re.
ynaa vellkt raarueh, nehot hyl
y3aneu od podalmu pro ttl elan
ky Y Case aekeliy olanky y
hyly eensurou premsleny mno
hSeh itnSch listeeh 6eskseh, slo
vinsk Sch / pemeck sch,
"vesunik organ esskShe uSi
lelslya na Moraya, hyl utedna 10
llaeen
fraaska yeiyussa po~adka kv
nA usnl uheas "manesr," Ma
slAlcu pehosos0At, a eylel -, ahy
go NeirsehlsA " pfh'adA pesfs
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-30
Suchomlinov odstoupil.

u Petrohradu doSla zprava, u
gen. W. A. Suchomlinov, ruskJ
ministr valky, odstoupil. Vyro-
zumfvA Sc, ze general Polivanov,
byvaly sekCni S6f v ministerstvu
yalky, stane sc nastupcem Sucho,
mlinovym. Proc doslo k teto zme
ne v rusk6m kabinetu, dosl(
zpravy neudaly.