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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-24
HURLED DOWN STAIRS ny
HEAVY CLAP OF THUNDER

In the electrical and thunder
storm that visited this community
Monday evening after supper. Mrs.
VI. f. Gooding was literally hurled
down short flight OF stairs by the
Jar Of a terrific clap OF thunder.
and was rendered unconscious by the
force Of the fail. although not seri-
ously Injured. Af,erward she was
unable to tell exactly how II happen
ed. When the storm started Miss
Ethel coOding had been In the kitch-
en- using an electric iron. aud Mrs.
GcodIng had started down the stairs
10 ask her to stop using It till the
storm passed. As she reached the
landing midway IN the flight Of
stairs. there came tremendous
flast and clap OF tssnder. and the
rest OF the family heard Mrs. Good
ing fall head foremost down the
stairs. thinking she had been struck
by lightning. She was quickly re
ivived. when il was found that she
was badly bruised about thc head and
back. bat otherwise 1nharmed.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-24
NOTICE

On October first my business goes
on a spot cash basis. and my custo-
mers VIII get the benefit of better
prices. as will have no losses on
bad accounts. Prompt service and
quickest delivery in Durant
FRED BRAUN.
Sanitary Market -
r. s.-we handle nothing but the
best and OF the best varieties wsl
See r. NJ. Evans for typewriters
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-24

Fine cigars tobaccos. and confpc-
iiors Always fresh. w, n. COLLINS.
The Beehive SSwisl
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-24

want your patronage. and will do
my best to please you. W. r. Col
Inns. The Beehive 3swisi
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-24
Whenever You Need 0eneFai Toaie
lake Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasielesa
chill Tonic Is equally valuable a. a
General Tonic because Il contains the
well known tonic properties Of QUIN1NR
aud IRON. II acts ON the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Rnfiehes She Biood and
Builds up the Whole System. ~ cents
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-24

From my farm. two miles east Of
Durant a z-year-oId fawn Jersey
helfer. with horns Finder win be
rewarded. chas. r. Alien. DuFant
Oklahoma. vi
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-24

- 80. Z. > : .
FOR SAI.E-weil located residence
property. Lot Soxi50. east front.
WALKS and curb. five-room modern
house in good repair. three blocks
from business center. close TO schools
and churches Good 'rell OF water.
susbundirgs. etc. To scri at a bar
gain. Purchaser can assume sl1Q9
ican sra~irr 5 ger cent Small
snoun; of cash can handle deal. See
Y. M. Evans. az News office wtf&s
FOR RENT-Nieely furnished front
bed room. first floor; al riodern
eonveuiences; close 10 business cen
ter Of town: man preferred In
suire at seS North Fourth Avenue.
wstf
FC,R RENT-Nieely furnished room:
modern ecnvcnlelees; close In;
outside entrance: no students Ad-
dress Room" care Weekly News.
Durant. oklshOma VISIT
TYPEWRITER Brand new oliver
Seven: never used: 5000. terms
of payment 20 responsive party. f.
NJ. Evans. Durant. Oklahoma VISIT
LEGAL BLANKS-chattei and Real
Estate Mortgages. Warranty Deeds
vendor Lien Notes. Lease and Rental
Contracts. OIL ana Gas Leases. and
rsveral justice court forms. Per dor
.se postpaid: assOrtments or on'
form. Weekly News. Durant. Okla
homa Wst
LOANs-HsVe small amount o. mon
ey 10 loan on ehatteis OF high elias
S<ss0nsi security. short terms only
Appfy-by mail. naming security to b
offered. amount and Time A. r. l.
Brawer c. Durznf. Okla VS.
FOR sALE-six horsepower gasolin
wood saving outfit. eompletf
ready 70 run: almost new or vii
trade for feed. horses. cows. OF hogs
Gee Taekett. At n. X & T. frefhi Of
see, DuFant. Okla ssi
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new Oliver
Seven: never used; 5000. terms
q payment 10 Responsible party. E.
NJ. Evans. Durant. Oklahoma VISIT
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-24

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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-09-24

see E. NJ. Evans for typewriter.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-03

Hire little salesman at The Repub- lican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-03
ID ADMIT HORSES AND
 MULES FROM MEXICO

To permit American contractors who have horses and mules in northern So- nora 10 bring them out of the danger zone and into United States territory, Governor Hunt yesterday issued a proclamation amending the quarantine proclamation so as to permit the entry into this state of domesticated horses and mules. The governors proclama- tion was issued at the recommendation of the chairman and secretary of tlfe live stock sanitary board and the state veterinarian, and became effective yes terday. iss
 Between four and five hundred head of horses and mules the property of the Phelps-Dodge company are now at Ma coZari, where they have been used in grading work. With the approach of Villa and force of 5000 men, it was feared that this stock would be con- fiscated before it could be moved to safety, as the Arizona quarantine regu- lations prohibited the importation of any live stock whatsoever from Mex icO.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-03
GREAT SUNDAY SCHOOL
 RALLY H PREDICTED
pr. J. L. Alexander, Superintendent of Teen Division" to Talk to County Association and
 to Boys

pr. w. w. Wilkinson, president of the Maricopa County Sunday School Association, predicts the largest Sun day school rally in the history of the association next Thursday, Oct. :,
 Dr. J. L. Alexander, now superin- Jendent of the teen age division Of the international Sunday School as sociatiOn, will be the headliner on the program. He was former head of the national boy scout movement and had charge of the boys work department in the great Men and Religion Forward , movement. He has revolutionized the work of the national Sunday school which has an enrolment of twenty million and is the largest organization in the world.
 In the morning Dr. Alexander will address the high school students at ten o'clock on "Girlhood and Boy hood Development" At noon he Will meet all the Sunday school superin- tendents and pastors at luncheon at the Y. NJ. c. A Anyone wishing to hear him at the noon luncheon wilt reserve a plate by arrangement with Dr. Wilkinson.
 At three o'clock he will address all Sunday school workers on the ''Chal- lenge of Adolescence" at the courts This address is said to be one of the finest and was given at the National Sunday School convention.
 At 4:3O about 300 boys will leave the for the rifle range in autos to hear his well known address. "A Clean Man"
 At 7:3O in the evening at the Y NJ. C. A. courts a public mass meet ing will be held. Tie subject will be "The Challenge of Arizona" There are scventy-four Sunday schools Tn MaricOpa county with an enrolment of ten thousand which will assure a large delegation from the outside.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-03
FINANCES and MARKETS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The stock eX- change furnished a fitting close to one of the most active weeks in the history of the institution. At the outset there were signs that the movement in Speci- alties had run it's course, temporarily a least, but before the end of the first hour trading was again in full swing. The second hour was even more active She short session recording turnover of about 750O00 shares. Of this amount Westinghouse contributed about 25 per cent, United States Steel, American Car and Foundry 15 per cent each Westinghouse was the all absorbing feature for a time, adding a total of almost points to yesterdays sub- stantial gain at a maximum of 13915.
 American car got into it's greatest stride shortly before the close, inquiry for stock sending the price up by leaps and bounds to 95, a new record, and an overnight advance of II points. Steel was backward at first, but soon came within a fraction of yesterdays top, the best price in four years just before the close
 Some recent favorites like Bethlehem Steel and General Motors were con- spicuous for new records Bethlehem attaining 375 and Motors 36O on 10 point advance. Willys- Overland also went to a new high point at 2251a and such issues as American Woolen, Unit ed States Cast Iron, pressed steel car, industrial alcohol Petroleum all fig uring to a substantial degree in the rising market. The DonG market was
Arizona republican., 1915-10-03
TAYLOR FREED
 0N HIS PAROLE
Excellent Record of Former Republican Printer Aids Him in Securing Release from Sentence for Killing Guy Kilgore

J. A. (Chippie) Taylor, for a score of years habitat of The Repub- hcan's ad alley, strolled into the of flee yesterday, at liberty for the first time since August 23, 1911, on whicl date he killed Guy Kilgore, a fire man, at the Central station here. Taylor was one of those who re- ceived a parole yesterday, and he came at once to Phoenix.
 Through the efforts of friends. and on his top notch record as a prison CT. Taylor secured his release from Florence.
 In his years of incarceration. Chip pie has been the prison photographer and he has turned out some excel lent work. He has made no plans. but considers both printing and photography as lines open to aim now. F's&
 Others paroled yesterday by Gov ernor Hunt were Charlie LeRoy. sen fenced from Maricopa county for burglary, one to four years from October 2, 1914; Gabino Valenzuela sentenced from Cochise county for one to two years from October ,. 1914, for assault with deadly weap- on; Juan Garcia Orosco, sentenced from Gila county January 30, 1915, for statutory offense, and SoterO Peralta. sentenced from Apache coun ty for murder in the second degree. Peralta's term was from 10 to 25 years.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-03
BROAD MARKET
Continued from Page One)

prominent parts in the discussion. Morse said that among the smaller holdings of the valley, there was a need of intensifying. Livestock, he said is all right for large acreages, but for small tracts the ranchers should specialize on such other forms of crops as were then under discussion, in order that these larger per acre re turns would make them lf-sustain- ing.
 c. H. Pratt held that the lack of markets was due to lack of organiza- tion. Another result of lack of sys- tenn is poor standards of products an evil which will solve itself automat- icalIy with the introduction of proper regulation of supply and demand.
 Bert Wingar of Mesa pointed out the fault of the U. F. A in one regard: that the organization was not known in his section, being composed mainly the organization made county wide, before he could endorse it for Mesa.
 R. E.. Moore spoke from the point of view of the banker Small loans to individuals, he said, were often diff cult to negotiate, but in case the in dividual were backed by an associa- tion in which he was signed up, much of the trouble over money would be avoided.
 Adjournment was taken until We'd nesday morning at ten o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-03
A LITTLE TALK ON
 TIRES

The tire upkeep is a prob
 lem which should be care
 fully looked into.
 What is a tire guarantee?
 How many times have you
 luggcd your tire up to your dealer, expecting to get a replacement. and were told that 1t was not the tire s fault, and that you had no replacement coming, or to pacify you he would agree to send the tire to the fac tory, provided you would pay transportation bot h ways. and see what he could do. It then becomes neces- saIv for you to buy a new tiIc. and you have about one chaucc out of ten of ever getting anything on the casing sent in.
 Our guarantee: We make. all replacements right here, right now; no waiting to see what the factory does about your tire. Mileage: Do you know that you can buy our tires for 10 per cent less money, and tire that you absolutely know that you are going to get a liberal replacement should it fail to give you the service guaranteed? This should interest every tire user; or for the same price that is charged for the other standard 3500 mile guaran- tccd tires we will gIlaran- tee Congress tires for 40O0 miles.
 Red Tubes guaranteed for one year. We handle only the hest grade of red tubes, and so sure are we that they are the best that we are guaranteeing these tubes for one year. Yet, note our DrlcpS.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-03
WHY THE WORLD IS WEARY

You are weary you say. What has wearied you? Is it the rush and struggle of business? The fight for gain? Pause a moment. Why should you sc strive for wealth that you lose the ability to enjoy? Why feed your mind OF one topic only? Why let your soul shriveI till you know not what happiness means? Every man wishes a competence, provision for himself and family, against 'ac- cident, sickness and age. More than that is likely to be dearly bought. Are you weary with hard toll? Be glad that you have work and are blessings of life. You are working for a purpose Keep that in view. Do your work worthily and it will bring a certain satisfaction to you. But do not degrade your work into drudgery. Are you weary of the hollowness of artificial life? The posing for effect? The mockery of a conventional society, where glitter and show count for more than char acter? Why strive for place among those who have souls no higher than to seek these things? This strife to keep up appearances makes you dis trustful of sincerity in man. Be sincere yourself and you will have reason to believe in the sincerity of others. Seel; your pleasure in real things. The more you seek the true and kind, the more you will find and the more joy will enter your heart-joy that glitter cannot give Milwaukee Journal.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-03
SOUTHWESTERN CARBURET0R
 COMPANY
Jack Smith. ID. Messner 306 N. Central Ave.
 Phone 1886
SERVING TWO MASTERS

A. R. Storms, former president of the State College, Ames, Ia, in his lecture. Are We Sane or Insane" tells the following incident in his discussion of the mad rush of Amer ican youth to get positions-to get at something that will bring them money.
 My sister, who served as a mis- sionary once asked a raw Norwegian girl if she didn't want to serve the Lord. Nope said the girl, Aye got a yob Case and Comment,
Arizona republican., 1915-10-03
F. all Silks

OF RARE BEAUTY AND ELEGANCE Taffcta Silks of soft lustrous weave holds first place in the realm of silks
 This we supply in our Bedding Guaran- teed Silks" the very best made. Fancy Plaids and Stripes are also exceedingly popular, stylish and dressy. Our show ing is most comprehensive of the utmost beauty, including every wanted plaid, popular priced messalines, an always popular favoritc complete color card from black to old rose, remember THE BOSTON STORE FOR SILKS.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-03
LIN TEE NAVY

She (viewing the lagship) What does he blow that bugle for?
 He-Tatto.
 She-I often seen it on thei~ arms, but I never knew they had a special time for doing it.-Life.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-03

New Sweater Goats The touch of Fall in the mornings and eve nings emphasizes the need of lightweight warm covering, such as one of our sweaters We are now prepared to show you many of the seasons newest Sweater creations, in both silk and wool. Styles that are classy in the extreme. All sizes and col Ors.
 SILKS S3.oO to $12.50.
 WooIs s25O to 5000.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-03

firm on moderate rate dealings. Total sales aggregated a par value of $2,32O,- OO0
 Metals Copper, quiet; Electrolytic 1874 Silver, 495s.
 Stocks Smelling, S5A Santa Fe, 1O315; St. Paul, S61a: New York Central, 96& :: Pennsylvania, 112h; Reading, 152 B Southern Pacific. 93A; Union Pacific. 131&; Steel. S1A; Preferred, 114.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-03
BRITISH CAPTURE Continued from Page One)

and Rumania which is reported again threatened by Austria Hungary with reprisals unless she permits passage through her territory, of munitions to Turkey
Arizona republican., 1915-10-03
NOT AT ALL

Ronald-My sister does fancy work. Theresa-And you don't fancy work. suppose? ?-Chicago Herald,
Arizona republican., 1915-10-03

Hire little salesman at The Repub- lican office A want Ad will see more customers than you can,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-10

Now said the Cave King when he and the others had come
to where Mr. Tee Decide held the Wugge by his beard 81
viii decide whether to put you in Jail with nothing but ice
cream ana cake Or q wish you would put jail with
him" DicEie interrupted as he smacked his lips.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-10

But Mr. Twee Decide said few magic words which kept the
bumps from hurting Its mighty lucky exclaimed the King
he looked at Dce and the Old Man. "hat didn't fall
Mr. Twee Decide Thunkins would have mashed
them"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-10

My mother said to take this the King said, counting
Diee always counted when playing game and unde
cided choice of play vauables But perhaps had
better ask the Wuggs father what to feed him. the King
went on. an ring the door bell"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-23

Angle tvrdi, 2e brzy stanc Sc
svetovou moci We vzduchu. B6hcm
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-23

10 Ddpoj byl yyrabeD, p6stoyaDy
byly blaypt yc Syycarsku, Y Gdo.
jieh Trayersu q Couyctn Take We
Fra1eii ok0li PoHtarIicr ' boj.
~ mife byIy pbstoyhby NyDi o.
ysem pestoydni byIin pfcstaIo,
AbsiDtb ndIezcI k nejoblibeD6j
sim ndpojdm Frapcouzd, PLY jcj
vrstyy zdmozn6 ! cbudD, jezto wy
rabelo sc jej nekoIik DRUM a bylo
mono ziskati spatntjM druh M
leynejN peuiz, F'rancouzsky ab.
slntb sile yyroynaI sc amcrickG
wbisce n pro move pficb0zi do
FraDcie byl ncobyGejne dInym.
mu jenom pozyolDa,
Fraocie je nynf bez absinthu u
prayi se, zc zruseni prodcjc tohoto
siln6bo nApojc mA TAX blahodarny
1Ginek na ndrod, ze pomysIi Sc na
tryaly zdkaz jeho yyroby n pro
deje.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-23

hafi byli nuceni postoupiti znoyn
Tureeku po posIedni balkhnskf
yhlcc, neni nyni taxi dobfc cbrd
memo jako byIo drubdy, jezto Tor.
ci ysecbno yojsko poslalI ma obra
M DardanclI. EulhnH yelmi
snadno stall by sc optin6 pAny
DriDopoln. Po " BuIhaG mobIi
by pfefiznouti spojeni mezi Cafi.
hradem n DardanclIami po s0usi,
BuIharsko, jak sdeluji posledni
zprdvy, ncpfcje ri jiz Solnn6, ~.
brz chcc jcnom ziskati bulharskf
Gdsti Macedonia a kayallu, kite.
rtzto pfistayiStt prosptlo by zna.
menitt bulharsktmu obchodu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-23
TREST LEO FRANKA
ZMENEN MA DOzIVOTf
Rozhodnuti to zpGsobilo obcanske
boure, k jichz potlaceni zavo-
lana byla milice.

Jak Sc n Atlanta, Ga, oznamuje
zmtnil guvernfr st6tu Georgia
Slaton, trest smrti, us0llzeny Lee
NJ. Frank0yi, zid0yskGmu toyarni
mu rediteIi, pro yrazdu l4-letG div
| ky Mary PhaRanoyt, na doziVotnI
v6zeni. Im6na trestu oznamena
byla pond6Ii toboto tydne
Frank rychIe dopraVen byI 4 we've
nj Y Atlanta do statniho yezeni '
MilIegdeyille. Rozhodnuti guyer
n6rovo zp6sobilo ycIkG pobourenj
mezl obGanstvem mesta Atlanta
ISvoldny byly lined vcrejn6 sch1.
ze. ma ktcrych poGin guvcrnerhy
IbyI odsuzovan, l'lice napln6ny
byIy davy byIo nutno povolatI
vsechny policisty, ably udraell po.
fhdek. Policie vydala r0zka2, ably
vseehny hostince u klubovni mist
nosti. kde lihoviny SO prodAvaly
Y obehodni cAsti m6sta byIy uza,
vfeny. Asi polednach zdstupy
lidu Gitajici pres $500 hlav shro-
mazdily Sc II statniho kapit0Iu a
vyslechIi n6kolik rcGnikn, kdyz
davy sc presy6dGily, 10 Frank ne
naItza sc vice We mest6, tahly do
stfedu obchodni ttvrti Il pred
radnici usporadaly demonstrate.
policie snazila Sc rozehnatl zastu'
py. Y Marietta, dvacet mil cd
Atlanta, byval6m domove Mary
Phaganov6, poyesen byl panak 4
napisem John Slaton, zradny
guvern6r George. " Guvern6r IL
ehylil Sc na letni sy6 sidlo na
Peachtree cest6, kdc k ieho ochra-
ne naItzalo Sc dyacet policlstn,
Vsechny pfistupy k residcnci by
ly zabarikadovany, Nekolik set
NUN hoch0 prislo usporadali
Ia demonstrace proti guvcrncro-
vi, X potla6eni bouri, je2 stdvaly
Sc stale hroziv6jslmi, zavoIal gu
werner milici Miliee dopraycna
byla k residence guvernerove Y
automobilech a hned pc tt yyhla'
seno hylo staune pravo okoll re-
sidence, Ma prihylt vojsko davy
utoeily kameny clhlaml a neko'
lik voiakn hylo poraneno X strel'
ht ale doposud nedoslo a nlbdo
nehyl yalns zrauen, Ctrnactlleta
Mary phagauoya hyla nalezoua
zayrakd6na y toyarn6 National
Pencil Ca. \ Atlanta, Ca due "a,
duhna, 1913, Jeii mrtyola male.
zena hym eernoSskym hlldatem,
Ryla pohiesovana od NohotN od
poIedne, kdy odehrala SO do to-
varny, ahy vyvedla vi yyplatu,
kteroa mel il odeyzdati Frank,
jena h,l experimentation loyar.
nv. Frank hvl po a saiteu jako
polparelt i yraaey rrl souduim
ngpIitenl ohyinenNm hAvptm
svedkrm hNl hlidat toNarna
eeruoeb line 81 srpna lala po
rpta utnala t'ranka ytuINm. nne
lb duhna. laol praNe den pred
tim nes Frank mel bN,l eheseh
lehu prasniei aaAadah q naNA
saud NuyN soa,l alr poNolru ne
.hNl Ia dlouhteb eeuduieh taha
nNlsh kmetne reshVsbwt0 bNlu.
A. frank mA httl oheseu lnv ~
.ktelna lala Ma % pFpte'ltna
.h,la artlaep ia yvlseh NpulenSsh
s,Alpvh i nustrnev 'lrorrie sapla
spn h,l pvllevml taaailrIml . era
seni trsstu smrlt uaNvner slaiNn
|nAtpku lasalll i sFyst siaf'l nus
.A ~. .4s.&&K.tNf kaaNtN
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-23
BUDOUCE0gT CZECH A PIT
TOMNA VALKA.
VclkA pfcdnaska znAmGho slova.
nofila Dr. X. w. Watsona
(Scotus Viatora) m 10.
dynske universit6.
(Tisk vgbor Ces. Mar. sdruzenl)

L0ndyn 3. tervna. -- Pred Wy.
branym sbromazd6nim diplomat.
ckycb zastupcd, uGcDcd a studen.
til, pfednd5eI yfera veGer na uni.
yersitt IoDdynskf -- The Kings
College --- zndmy sIoyanofiI, uGe.
nee n spisoyatel, dr.. X. w. Wat
son, Scotus Viator, 0 pfdnich q
tuzbach teskfbo naroda. Jeho
pfedndska pfijata byla = plnym
porozumtnim jak dnesnf zprdvy
yeIikycb easopis0 Times Y eele
pine syed6l Doufejmc, zc pred.
naska yykona syt posIani poIiti-
exc.
Pan pfedndsejfef prayiI pfcde-
vsim, ze ceIy narod jest koncGnG
sgt tyrand \ rakouskG vlAdy u 10
jest naplnen vfelon touhou po IA
mostatnosti, ku kter6 no jeb0 hi
storicky vyyoj oprayhuje. JedinG
0broyska moe jak rakouskd TAX i
n6mecktbo spojcncc dust yolny
projev naroda, aysak lid pfi kaz.
de pfiIezitosti projevuje, ze jebo
.sympatie jsou ma stran6 spojcnch
n hIaynG Ruska. Sv6 tvrzeni do.
loziI DIR. Watson authentickymi
zprdvami chovani Sc Geskych re-
gimentd.
Cesky ndrod citi, pokraGoval DIR.
Watson, ze pfipad6 n6meck6ho
vit6zstyi stal by sc prav6m smy-
stu trnozem Berlina, ze jeho vyvoj
intelektualni ! hospodafsky byl
by zastaven. Vyhra pax spojenc6
pfivede roztrzeni Rakouska u o.
svobozeni ndroda uskutc6n6ni
jeho stoletych snah II tuzeb. Nyni
nastinil, jaky Vyznam budou miti
pro Evropu svobodne Cechy, ktcre
die velikosti a poGtu obyvatelstva
zaujmou osmf misto Y Europe.