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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
INTENSE NRTILLERN
FIRE BN ITALIANS

Rome NOV Cvia Paris, 1850 D.
mJ-The following statement dated
November b. was made public this
evening
During yesterday there WAS AN I'M
tense action by our artillery and i'm
fantrE which are actively engaged ln
strengthening conquered positions
We repulsed enemy attacks in the vail
leys Of Rienz ana the Pontebbana tor
rents. on the slopes of Monte Calvario,
northwest Of Gorilla ana ON the Car
so. We have taken siXty-fom prison-
ers and one machine gun.
Bad weather prevails throughout
the theater Of operations. There is an
abundant snowfall in the higher zone
and persistent rain the lower
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
LAST STEAMER FROM
NOME HAS SAILED

Nome Alaska, Nov. 5.-The steamer
Victoria sailed for Seattle late last
night. the last vessel to leave Nome
this season. Until next June, when
navigation in Behring sea is opened,
Nome will be cut off from the outside
world except by travel over 2,O00
miles of snow trail to the open ports
in southwestern Alaska. The Victoria
IS carrying ESQ passengers, business
men and miners, who will pass the
winter In the states and a large ship
ment of gold bullion. About 2,50O
people will remain in Nome
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
AIR FIGHTS FEATURE.
REPORT or SIR JOHN

London. Nov O1 D. m) ~- The
following official communication from
Field Marshal Sir John French was
made public tonight.
YESTERDAYS five air fights took
place, resulting IN German aero
plane being brought down IN our
line
since the first of November the
weather has been very wet Mining
activity continues on both Sides
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
Conversation Through Air Is
Conducted From Office of
Secretary of Navy in Wash
ington with N u Station,
WONDERFUL SHOWING
MADE BY NEW DEVICE
Verbal Messages to Ships at
Sea May Be Sent From
Desk Of of0ffiCiaIS, as if Talk
ing by Telephone,

washington Nov. ,. - Secretary
Daniels transmitted the first naval or
der ever sent by wireless telephone to-
day to Rear Admiral Usher at the
New York navy yard
Navy officials say the achievement
brings closer the day when a secretary
of the navy may sit at his desk i'm
Washington and talk to the fleet com
manders all over the world.
Secretary Daniels transmitted this
order which was taken down by a
stenographer in Admiral Usher's Of
flee and acknowledged verbally by the
admiral himself:
Rear Admiral Usher comman-
dant, New York Navy Yard
Report as soon as practicable af-
ter the arrival Of the New York how
soon repairs can be completed.
DANIELS"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
ATROCITIES BY TURKS
LESS THAN REPORTED

~ HT0FIFIF" l'7I7'T'7 y = = 49,
Battle Creek, Mich, Nov. 5.-The
medical missionary conference ended
its four-day convention tonight and
will meet again i'm November, 1915.
Speakers at today's sessions were mis-
sionaries recently returned from Tur-
key. Or. r. ST. John Ward, of Bel
rut, said the reports Of atrocities COM
mitted by the Turks had been exag-
gerated by the English press. All the
other speakers, however, declared the
published stories Of Armenian massa-
cres were not oyerdrawn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
ITALIAN STEAMER
is REPORTED SUNK

London, Nov. 60 p. m)-The
Italian steamer Ionic has been sunk
according to an announcement made
here tonight.
The Ionic was a vessel Of 1,StB
tons. She was built " 1885 and was
owned at Palermo by the Navigazione
Generates Italiano
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
ITALY WILL NOT SEND
EXPEDITION TO ALBANIA

Rome, NOV. , t,ia Paris, Nov O,
t2:4O a. m The reports that Italy
will take a hand in the conflict in the
Balkans by landing AN expedition in
Albania receive no confirmation in of
flcial quarters here. The negative at
titude Of officials leads TO the strong
that 10 Albanian expodi-
tion is contemplated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
BODIES OF FALLEN
MEXICANS BURNED

Douglas, Ariz., Nov 5.-Winds
blowing over the burning CHATS alight
on Aqua Prieta battlefield tainted the
atmosphere Of Douglas today
Gales buriai parues reported hay
ing found several hundred bodies.
General Alvaro Obregon who is on
his way here will assume the com
mand of Aqua Prieta. General Cal-
les had a conversation with him TO-
night over the wires The L. 5 IN
fantry was relieved from border pa
troll duty today The cavalry TOOK
It's place on ali posts except within
the city OF Douglas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
RUSSIAN GENERAL
SENT TO PENITENTIARY
ur -osssa ,ov.a., .,se,.t ts.sro ~"u

Petrograd Nov 8 (via London, 4:O5
ip. mD-Ab bsence from the fortress of
Kovno during the fighting there and
inadequate preparation Of the defense
were charged against Gregorieff who
vas eommandant Of the fortress when
It fell in the court martial proceeding
at Dvinsk. which resulted IN his re-
ceiving sentence Of fifteen years ut
hard labor and the loss of all his
rights.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
STANLEY is ELECTED
BY ONLY 671 VOTES

Louisville, KY, Nov with the
tabulation late tonight of official re-
turns from ll5 of l20 counties IN the
state and revised unofficial but APP
parenuy reliable returns from the
remaining five counties. a. o. stan
ley, democrat. Of Henderson led his
republican opponent Edwin J.. Nor
row Of Somerset by G7l votes for
governor of Kentucky More than
875. 900 votes were cast in the elec-
ton Tuesday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
Many Eaves,lroppcrs.

Navy wireless stations in all parts
of the country We're eavesdropping to
catch the conversation
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt fol
lowed Secretary Daniels with the ra-
dio telephone and later Mrs. Daniels
was accorded the distinction Of being
the first woman to converse by wire
less waves
The secretary's office was crowded
with naval officers and bureau Off
clals during the demonstration which
lasted half an hour Many Of them
conversed with Admiral Usher La
ter Secretary Daniels and Secretary
Lansing, Of the state department, went
to the radio room across the hall from
Secretary Daniels office and there
listened in" on the departments ra-
dio sets They heard the voices of
both at the radio telephone coming
back to them through tho aerials to
the state, navy and war buildings.
Voices Perfectly Distinct,
Admiral Usher said that the voices
sent by wireless from Washington
were plainly audible i'm his office de-
spite a heavy static discharge which
sounded, he said. like stage thunder
The instrument used was the regu-
lar desk telephone on Mr. Daniels
desk 1t carried the sound to the
greal Arlington Va, radio station
whore the transfer was made auto
matically and the voices Of the speak
crs hurtled out into the air TO be
audible thousands of miles away 60
any radio operator whose set hap
pened to be tuned up TO the right
pitch and who was listening.
To all appearances it was an ordi-
nary long distance telephone convcr-
sation.
Secretary Daniels was enthusiastic
over the success and paid high tribute
to the engineers of the American
& Telegraph Co., who de
signed the Instruments and arranged
the conversation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
LOCAL MEATnER REpoRT.

LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
For tWonty-four hours, ending at
6 p. ma. Yesterday.
MaNlmum temperature. St degrees;
minimum, % degrees. rauge. 50 de-
srees temperature at 6 p. m, GS de-
grees. southwest wind. clear
~s1~~~~~~~-~-~-~-~---~~-~
sary. but menace TO our national
ideals.
No Need for Alarm.
There has not been a time in rifU
Years when there was less reason To
add 70 the expenses of the army and
navy. for we are not only without an
enemy, but our preparedness is in-
creasing relatively as other nations
exhaust themselves And there never
was a time and theer never has been
Ia time In our whole history when our
duty to the world more mperatively
demanded self restraint and the
counsels of peace.
~ hope they will not be deceived
by the atmosphere of the Manhattan
club That is the one place in the
United states where the mammon-
worshipping portion of the demo-
cratic party meeteth to exchange
compliments-thcr is no group far
ther removed from the sentiment Of
the masses, whether you measure
that sentiment by economical, social
or religious standards
No Answer by President
President Wilson'S present plan is
not to make answer to Mr. Bryan's
criticism No statement was forth
coming from the White House on the
subject tonight, but Alr Bryan's state
ment was the principal topic of dis
cussion among administration Off
Cials here
The former secretary's position was
known by the president before he
made his speech last night in New
York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
Serbia Is Being Ground to
Powder Between the lnyad
ms Forces Of Teutoos, Bull
garS and Turks,
GERMANY DEFENSIVE
ON EAST AND WEST FRONTS
No Biz Battles Are Being
Fought Either in France or
on the Muacoyite Lines;
Some Action on GaIIipoli,

London Nov. Q0.1O y. ml-An-
ether twcnty-four hours has compli.
Gated rather than clarified the situa.
tion in Greece, the attitude OF the
King Of which country Is causing the
entente powers much concern.
Apparently determined that NJ.
AaimIs shall remain in the office of
prime minister. King Constantine to-
'ay urged him 60 retain the premier
ship According to Athens dispatches.
however. NJ Iamis declined To ac.
quiesce IN the kings desire where.
upon the king called a council OF
ministers, the deliberations OF which
may or may not determine whether
Greece is 10 align herself against Bul.
garia or persist in her attitude OF
"benevolent neutrality" which means
thar, though the allied troops may
cross her soil, her armies shall not aid
them in driving the Hulgarians from
serbia.
Serbs Ground 10 Pieces
While Greece hestates the Serbian
northern army Is being slowly hut
surely ground down before the com
hlned pressure of the Austro- German
ana bulgarian forces The fate OF
Nish hangs by hair. aud il Is onlg
at the southern end Of the battle front
| that the Bulgars are meeting with
any reyerses. There, according 5 re
ports the British are co-operatin#
with the frcuth but As herulOfot
these reports are unofficial and fra
mentary and Il cannot be said
thorltaJively whether the British tfe
la touch with their new enemy
WIN Act Sometime.
lf the Bulgarian-German Ia
turned, the best opinion here ttf
e viii De- some weeks hence, hN0A
"a period Of uncertainty such a. p
ceded the stand before Paris lid "
the Yser But giving the ntenr
powers 4 months time. il Is arsut
that they can throw 100000 and pei
haps 100000 mon into Serbia. nor n
cludIng Russians ana with 1ugh
force not only dispute the advance
the central powers, but contest Bu
garlas occupation of Serbian Maoed
MIA.
Gcrmans on Defensive
The Germans remain on the "a Hn
syo in the east and west Neither
eide has developed any larse hasNe
as modern battles are reckoned.
The Turks continue sporadlcaly al
tive In the Dardanelos regi0u as re-
corded in tonights British official
communication from the Galiipoli
poninsula This says the Turks
launched attacks against the British
right in the Amaze region, but that
they did not dent the British line
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06
THE WEATHER
WEATHER FORECAST.

washington. Nov New Mexico.
saturday and sunday generally fair.
not much change in temperature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-06

CITY
EDITION
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-04-21
Samolalne ceohy

l,inskt aasops Nrssagero
ptnysl w SVEN np,laluim yy,lanI
,llmht interview ptufvssorem
l'eslem N MiljukeS,m, yadeem
kuuslllutnieh ipmakFata, nelmoe
ueisi slran, , tusAt tluNe
kuskt pfoRrem dle pFef Mlllu
koNa, jest ssehela , Ipretm uet,,
irtebupstl aAn Nvstnurluh 1 IA
ho Ssnsael aFAsahile pguhlasenl
pFut Nlliukma, ~ men Rusksm,
tfaneu a AAgla siass plsemut "a
,aaek, ,lly nehua 1afthtasl pfl
pa,la slieasiYi lrehleh~h mA pfi
paslaeali RusAu, iet tatllst ebfa
ulla h, meAlaAtsalnl aAiM, tam
sea so,.slfs,lsus NetsnAfoslul -
mlev rpalNAlAa ~ ulAsAn ,etvl
eeh 81. 1lahu lufpektbs elsafsis.
NslAe@l mstlnAesslnlbn ehphsstN
aalaaml hslA hs saraesna "a
NAlkt ArmsAsku stale II n ug
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-04-21

maduimu shoru ruskemu, We apra
" Il So pfayi, a. vclkoknike daI
ri Eruerala pfedyolatl ladal lel
"a yysy6tleni, proc ylastna anime
'nt sbor hyl poralen Prl tom do
slo 4 ytmena nakollka ostrleh
slev, po klerSch velkokniSe zasa
dil generaloNl w tvaf polltek. tle
neral eitIl 81 tuu poeorvn a proIu
y>tahl revolver a vNpalll d tehoto
ma velkokuiAete ranu. natet SAM
~ duhfe mifenau rauou sastrvlll
Iprasa sehssral,le gpueFaloyt
loslala ~ do vvte inoAlI lrprNe ptl
pahfhN k,le8ta . trausnl Nelku
knlAett leprNp uNai "a pusud
/ ~ mama ~ yvlkekulaf h ur
moeyn a d techs tsalstenplIi mu
na leiupA aAalaie tgWNr
"A - seanala 50 Slasslse mu seha
I'll NnAmN Fuske nemptst khaf
t4 ligfgmann, ssneNee pFnslalehe
heflinskVha protvsenga stpiuehe
iaa2na. wiepfel epssael IA uka
uati, nafsa ukalu tpha po,tial n
iistN duAleF Rigs h ,oHN ~
peauamenANA. ss genesAl sseNrFs
ulFi'sl lsalnNtel meslep Anefa i
teiskfm sssm kruteu p0gAAeu
eAeh NsaNF.h seA tesvF
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-04-21
PRO CESKOU VIC!
Zdtny ptihlad polskych organisacL

I II einnosG Mar. Sdruzeui tfeba
IuytsG; DBe 2S. dubDa konA 10
yeIka manjrestainf schdze lldu V
Plze1skGm Piy0yafe, ma Diz pro
mluyj zistnpci yscch velkych jed
not Vyda yedlc usncseni cleye-
IaHdskf conference nArOdni k0-
lex NAyrb ia kolek ten vypra
cnje jedeD h nejlepsich ygtyar-
Inycb umeIcn Gesko- americkych D..
RdHiGka V New Yorku Jiz dnes
mono se prihlAsiti 0 kolek ten,
jcjz 10 doporufuje pouziyat p1
correspondence y aglt0yat jim pro
Geskou wee.
V neJbIizsich dnccb zabhjf syou
praci tiskovy yybor, ktery v an
gIickych Gesko-amerlckych IL
stecb soustavne bude propagovat
p0zadayek Geskt samostatn0sti
informoyati yefejnost 0 otAzce Gc-
skG.
Tajemnik organisat0r ma rozvi-
nont agitaGni finnost jak Y Chi
cagu, tax W ysech vGtsich 0sa.
ddch, V nichz dosud NarOdnih0
Sdruzeni neni. Promlud na slav-
n0sti SOkOIa Jonas v Morton Par
ku dne "A. dubna, na SIovansk6m
bazAru Town Of Lake Is. dnbna
n ma ycIk6 manifestaGnf schuzi v
I'lZehskGm PiyOvaru %. dubna.
VSccky fesk6 spolky, zvlastG 30
koIsk6 sbory n jednoty podpdrn6,
jez vi pref pfednasky o v6ci Ge-
skG, necht ne laskav6 obrati ma
naseho tajemnika, jenz ochotne
prednasku uspofada.
Ndrodnf Sdruzeni povazuje IA
svou povlnnost vefejne podeko-
vati odstoupivsimu svGmu tajem-
niku p. Drul j. u. $. Vojanoyi IN
nezistnt u ob6tavG zastavani IRA
du. DR.. Vojan po mesice venoval
cas- II prdci ma prospech ccsk6 We
cl zilstane nepopfratelnou za-
sluhou. ze radne bez narokn na
odm6nu, aG pfetizen, svou praci
vykondval.
Novym tajemnikem zvolen jed
nohlasnG red. Tvrzicky Kramer
(2Gl3 So. Ayers Ave..
Narodni Sdruzeni op6tuje svou
vy2vn Ike vsem krajandm a kra.
jankam IA zvlaste k nasim zamoz-
n6jsim ceskym firmam a spolknm,
aby pfispeli rychlc a vydatnG IL
3eIu kazdGmu Cechu jasn6mu
nejblizsimul
Uvedme jiz We skutek Naprst-
toVo "Co srdcc poll, more neroz-
lvoji!"
IN Narodni Sdruzoni. DR.. FL
'er, pfedsedo j, Tvrzieky, tajcm-
nix,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-04-21

Ndrodni Sdruzeni Il jebo pOboG
Ky We Vttsich OsadAeh Gcsk0-ame
IGckycb Y New Y0rku, Bost0nt
Baltimore, CIeyeIandu, Detroit
Omaze, Cedar Rapidsicb n Sat
FRANCISCAN zabAji nyni soustaynou
Giunost sblrkoyou. Dosud sebra
ne obnosy naprosto nestaGi na vel.
| ny 1kol, ktery tfeba provGsti. Jak
jluak chApou wGj dkoI poIskt or.
ganisace nArodnil
Bfeznovy yykaz SHREK poIskyet
Iyykazujc tyto pro mas nejyys po.
ucn6 cifryi Polsky pomoeny W.
Dor Chicagu SebraI do bfezpa
$G7, 900, PoIskA NArodnf Rada
$15, 900, PolskG Narodni Sdruzeni
bj4, 900, Polstf katolici $500, Poi
sk6 sdruzcnf zen $4,000, Polsky
SokoIsky Svaz $1l,5OO atd. Gel
ken ii POlaci sebraIi do bfezna
pro svou yIasf $2jG, ,35I
Obnos sebrany Geskymi spolky
a jednotlIvci dosahuje pouze de-
sctiny obnosu, jeN 81 scbraIi Po.
Iacil A podrobn6jSi vgkaz SHREK
poIskych tcprvc j. pro mas pouG-
ny We ySkazech objevuji sc stoy-
ky mdIokdy menSi obnosy nez
$1Ol
Gas kyapi, 4 postupujici yaIkou
blizi ~ neodvratnG Ona chViIc,
kdy bude se jednat take o GeskG
zem6 II jich koneGny osud. Den
~ dnen plyne, ale zda 80, ze spfse
ubyyd GinorodGho zajmu o Gcskou
y6c. TAX marnG Gckame, kdy roz-
pomeuou 10 zamoznejM krajanG,
ably prisp6ll dobrovoInou narodni
dani 60.
Nezbyva nez poslednf pokus.
Narodni Sdruzeni proto vysle svG-
no tajemnika ncjblizsich dnech,
ably osobne pozadal zamoznejM
krajany o pffspevky ma politickou
akci, jez dnes je nejddleaitejsi ak
ci, "A jedinou, jiz mono penGzi po-
deprit, A budou-Ii prosby naSe
marny. bude take tfeba sc zahan-
benin doznati TEN, kdoz ob6tuji
"a morem svG existence u celt svG
snazeni, ze Ceskd Amerika Y tech
to dejinnych chvilich prokazala Sc
We velkG dob6 malou
Dojde k tomuto zahanbujicimu
zjevu?l Narodni Sdruzeni proto
1novu vybizi vscchny uprimn6 Ce-
chy, ably prlsp6li dobroyoInou ma
rodni dani nyni, VSichni krajan6
iSou zddani, ably, jsou~Ii ochotni
iakkoliv prospect pri akci sbirko,
VI, ozndmil svt adresy tajemniku
(J, Tyrzicky, 26l3 SO, Ayers av. J,
iby bylo umozn6no zahdjiti sbir-
k0vou akcl w v6tsich rozmGrech. !
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-04-21
menity francouzSky letec v ne
meckem zajeti.

Jiskroyon depesi oznameno by
10 BerIina Y pond6Ii, ze porucfk
Roland q. Garros. prosluly fran
couzsky ayiatik, byl zajat Nemci
v IngIemunsteru, Belgii, scdm
mil seycrne od Courtrai Garros
Sc produkovaI tel We Spojenych
Statcch Il dosahI n6kolika pozoru-
bodnych rekordh. NarodiI nc v +.
1885 Kapsk6n mGstG v JIM
Africe \ francouzsk} }ch rodiGd.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-04-21

ncdayno hrahetem hernsdorfpu
1 Iyydauo ma Srfeluosl, prohlasuJe
/ Az Spojput staty doyoluji Angli
jriuali tax, jak jr ll llho a saso
Ihuii il vsemt potfehaml, kteryeh h
valer ie il tfcha a pax pekraeule
Mnohy eloyek, ieud poaorulg
toto iclnani SpoleuSeh Stato, ~
tina pssle lluay, ktery posstal y
Erupa b. yetsl, nes A hde Ailiel
"a yodon mahou polnNslllt,
lcst IVA tase, ahN htlo poslano
to NashuRlwu doTasnt slave. We
Ntratu hudp a,lyofly, ale jvho y,
fuam unir htll pnuse trnta
Istv ueulFaul auebo l.lg nast
urpfalelt
Nrasa nAlada yidsaAke vlAds,
y dpptsi halb Nsih 4 l'vtfe
hrasba - esnamuiy iakkel, po
ptrail kalsvotlgtt b. by Rakoo
ska h,le utlnile n2iak9 pllme nt
fuse nasrby Raska, hlvei slatlpt
htstnee,An ,loanasall h mlFess
uaNsfluN pnAlS "a papgAp ia ~
slHsl spnkruhlteb oseh kakna
sku l'elws - laase dulaapssl,
siAil hs RNska aahAilln N iednA
Naul 81 mW klsh, hakavske bslu
4 tuihn nehnluu huNNeG snsla,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-04-21

"Vtera nemecky ponorny GIun
torpedoyal n potopil rybafskou
LODI Vanilla. Rybafskd lod l'crmo
pokusila se zacbrdniti muzgvo, Il.
ysak byIa stfelou zahnGna pryt.
Vsicbni nhmofDfci \ Vanity IA
hynuli, Toto zabijeni rybafd, jez
nendze slouziti zadntmu yojen-
skGmu Gcelu, ncmelo by uniknou-
Ii obecn6 pozornosti. jest to dru-
ha vrazda tohoto druhu spachana
behem tydne. Tyto uddlosti jsou
pccIiy6 zazDamenhyany."
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-04-21
NEMECTf PRATT NICt SVYMI PONORNYM CLUNY RYBAR.
SKE LODI A NECHAvAJt MUzSTVo UToNOUTI
Ma xapadnim bojisti spOjenc pOnslsud pOstOupili

Ma zapadnim bojlsti spojenci o.
znamili nekollk 1spechu IA minu
~ tyden, COZ snazi Sc ysak popfitI
lIfedni zprayy nemeckG, tfeba IL
doznayaji opust6ni n6kterych po.
sic, jez die dfiv6jsich sdelcni po.
kladany byIy IA dhIezitt, t'rancou
zovG tvrdi, BE- w Vogesdch zmoc-
nil sc n6kolika dominujicich po-
sic. kdezto Y Belgii AngliGane do
byli vrch els. 80, duIezity bod dve
mile ma jih od ZiIlebeke tyrdosij
ne hajeny N6mci. Nemeeka zpra
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burga bylo rozhodnuto, ably ra
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Arciknize Mikula$ byl pry postfe.
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Casopis General Anzeiger, KITE
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Rocky parnik torpedovan,

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ZtrAty Britt u Neuve Chapelle.

Polni marsalek sir John French,
yclitcl britskych yojsk pa pevnine,
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