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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-25

Lou Tellegen, the actor who support
ed Sarah Bernhardt in America. is
being starred In The Explorer" at the
Lasky studios. supported by Dorothy
Davenport and Tom Forman. -,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-25

Fannie Ward has made royalty
laugh. You cannot resist her fun.
The famous American coincidence
has achieved one OF the big successes
of her career In London. Miss Ward
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-25

Marguerite Snow had to undergo an
operation recently. but Is reported to
be getting along nicely.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-25

Elsie Janis, in Nearly Lady" the
Bosworth feature, should be a hit II
she has lived up to the possibilities
OF the story.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-25

The Famous Players Co. having
sold their Los Angeles studios to
Clune, the picture magnate, have re
moved all operations TO their new 81.
600, 900 miniature city in New York.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-29
PALLADIUM srrE1EcRAs MONDAY MARCH 20
The amusing adventures Of shy young man.

<x1A VII o. earth 1
making on . thisi" Cupid rolling lastly
= =
His complaint did justified Spring mad
#s.f .sss 81
humnin. bird darted Off, and when he reached Or
chid's It, looking keenly
Orchid the phone "Pn call Ruth" she
mus
o.
He cked telephone with
blossom scent. i (
She looked guilty.. the
that Cupid his chubby mufnng the bell
of he
Five seconds charming affairs of
o
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-29
Earlhan1 Notes

J. Clyde Little has been elected edi-
tor of the Earlham Press for the next
year.
The basement of Bundy hall Is being
fitted up to provide additional space
for the physics laboratory.
Copies of the Earlham Press will be
placed on file in the library OF the
Indiana building at the San Francisco
exposition.
The following officers have been
elected for the Y M. c. A.: President,
Edgar J. Pennington; vice president,
J. Clyde Little; secretary, Howard
Champs; treasurer, Ralph Morris.
Tryouts for the state peace orator..
cal contest and for the prohibition con-
test will be held jointly Wednesday ev
ening at 1880 o'clock.
Advanced students OF French will
present playlet in Earlham hall at
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
The sophomores held their first So
cial of the semester Saturday night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-29
ELEVATOR LETS CO.;
GIRLS GIVEN SCARE

A dncing party was badly frightened
Saturday night when the elevator in
the Kelley-Hutchinson building, Eighth
and Main streets, dropped from above
the second floor. A party of seven
and the operator were descending
from the top floor. where there was
a dance. After passing the third floor
the cable snapped and the elevator
dropped rapidly to the bottom of the
shaft, breaking some of the machinery.
Five Of the passengers were young
girls, who were given a severe nervous
shock. They screamed and two of
them tainted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-29

Our Christian year 1915 corresponds
to the year 5676 in the Jewish calen-
dar.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-29
ROYAL kElGHBORs
TO ExEMpL|FY WORK
ON new MEMBERS
High State and Supreme Of
ficers Attend and Session
Promises Interesting and
Impressive Program.

: The new work Of the Royal Neigh
bors Of America will be given class
OF fifty-nve candidates. who will be in
itiated into Maple Leaf Camp. No. g.
594. tonight by the state and supreme
officers Of the order. The initiation
will follow an all-day celebration Of
the twentieth anniversary of the lodge.
Mrs. Icy d. Shaeffer Of Terre Haute
has secured the new members In a
membership campaign which she has
been conducting the last few weeks.
She Is state deputy Of the order.
Mrs. Anna Bair Of Webster City, Ia.
supervisor Of the board Of Managers,
will respond to the address OF wei.
come this afternoon. Mrs. Fanny Voiz
and Mrs. Ella Rexwinkle. state Off
GERS Of the order. assisted Mrs. Schaef-
fer in conducting school of instruc-
ton this afternoon.
List Of Candidates.
The following list of candidates will
be received into the lodge tonight:
Mrs. Elizabeth Wellbaum, Mrs. Det-
mer. Miss Mabel zimmerman, Mrs.
Clara Dean, Mrs. Sallie Moore, Mrs.
Nellie Allen, Miss Vera Gehring, Mrs.
Ruth Metzger. Mrs. Bertha Sharpe,
Miss May Benz, Wallace Benham. Mrs.
Laura Wrinkle, Elmer Thompson. Miss
Mary Stricken. Mrs. Jennie Strauss.
Harry Moss, Miss Eva Ewing, Mrs.
Henrietta Mcpherson, Mrs. Eva Benn,
Mrs. Laura Graham, Mrs. Marie Brick.
err, Mrs. E. Anderson, Mrs. Esther
Strickler. Mrs. Bertha Moss. Miss Ada
Urban, Mrs. Matilda Hershey, Mrs. Ida
Howers Mrs Resaie Corye1l Mrs EliZ-
abeth Ireton, Mrs. Marie Minor, Abram
Moss, Mrs. Anna Hunt, Mrs. Margaret
Shesler. Mrs. Anna Allen, Mrs. Beulah
King. Mrs. Ida T. Roser, Miss Eunice
Green, D. James Weller. Harry VIM
kle, William Dillman, G. S. Ewing,
George Shaffer, Miss Ada Dean, Mrs.
Minnie Shaffer. Mrs. Elizabeth Inger-
soil. Miss Anna Sharpe, Mrs. l.. e.
Harris, Miss Daro Shesler. Miss Gia-
dys Harris, Mrs. Ella Harris, Mrs. Ada
Shaffer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-29
NuSBAUM COMPOSES
MUSIC FOR COMEDY

Heart Throbs, a Musical Skit in
One Skit." is the name of a slice of
comic opera which has been written
for the Earlham College Glee club by
Leland Hadley and Roland Nusbaum.
The sketch is a clever burlesque of
college life and customs and will be
featured by the college musical organ
ization on it's spring tour, which be-
gins April z.
Robert Gentle, another Richmond
student, will contribute to the success
of the Glee club by giving violin solos
Us specially numbers.
The clubs itinerary includes Ander.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-29
new DEACONS TAKE
UP CHURCH BURDENS

At the morning service of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church, yesterday,
J. B. Howes and &. O. Mott were or
dained as elders, Edward Cook, J. 8.
Harris and Aaron Hill were ordained
as deacons. B. E. Whalley, who, was
unable to attend the morning service,
was ordained deacon in the evening.
E. E. King and Charles Hilbert were
installed as deacons, having served in
that capacity before.
Eight boys and girls were received
into the church at the morning service,
which was commemorative of Palm
Sunday
Special services will be held through.
out the week by the Rev. E. E. Davis,
and communion will be observed on
Thursday evening. Rev. Davis will
preach tonight on "Christ's Answer to
the Penitent's Plea" the second of a
series of sermons on Echoes From
Calvary"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-29
NEWTON IS RELEASED

Frank Newton, the Cambridge City
young man who gave his town a bit
Of wild and woolly" life few days
ago, was released on his own recogni.
zance by Judge Fox in circuit court
today. Newton was intoxicated and
waving a broken bladed knife. Al.
though he was Of no danger, he fright
ened some women. He has been In
trouble before, but he is believed to be
mentally irresponsible.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-29
GLEN karin TRUCK
ANNOUNCES SERVICE

The auto truck line between Glen
Karn and Richmond will begin service
April I. Olive Spencer and H. L..
WEIGH will operate the machine, which
is capable of carrying twenty-five pas
sengers. It will afford daily tEanspor-
tation between the northern village
and Richmond. The truck will leave
Glen Karn at a. m, and leave Rich
mond at $3.50 o'clock in the afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-29
son, Muncie. Paramount. Indianapolis.
Pendleton and Greenfield.
EXHIBIT PAINTINGS
BY A. l.. BUNDY

Paintings by A. L. Bundy, the Rich
mond artist, are being featured this
year in the art exhibit which Is being
shown in Indiana cities by Mrs. NJ. F.
Johnston OF this city. Evening at the
River" and EARLY Snow" by Mr.. Bun
dy are attracting considerable atten.
ton at Lafayette this week. The ex-
hibit will begin at Bloomington, April
20. in the auditorium OF the new high
school building.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-29
VISIT INDOOR FAIR.

EATON, o., March ga delega-
ton of local Masons went to Camden
Saturday night to attend the closing
session of the indoor fair held last
week at that place by members of the
Masonic fraternity. The Eaton band
furnished a musical program that
evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-29

Princess Lwoff ParIashy recently re-
turned to Washington from Germany,
where she says she had an Interview
with the kaiser when he requested
that she paint the portraits Of a hun
dred prominent Americans and he
would place them In a book to be used
In Germany's schools. Mrs. J. N.
Mitchell Of Newark, N. j., asserts she
pointed out the financial possibilities
Of the thing to the princess and aug
gested they start the campaign In
Washington, where Mrs. Helen Long.
street, widow Of the Confederate gen.
erai, was enlisted because Of her prom.
Inence and acquaintance among desir-
abIes. Mrs. r. Dewitt Talmage, wife
Of the Brooklyn preacher. was a pros
pect, Il 10 said, but when she called at
the princess studio, II IL said mention
was made Of the financial end Of the
sitting in the temporary absence Of
Princess Parlashy. The princess then
declared that the prospects were being
crushed" too hard, and Mrs. Mitchell
says she is entirely out Of the scheme
now. She threatens to sue unless she
receives share In commissions Of the
prices paid for nortraita-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-29

The two modern department stroes
Canton, China, made combined annual
sales of 100000 Hong-Kong curren-
cy "a Hong-Kong dollar is 1914 cents)
One of the stores use electric signs
for advertising. =
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-29
ANSWERS WELCOME
OFF. u. PRESIDENT

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 90
Mrs. Mindwell Champion Wilson. as
sociate editor of the Carroll County
Citizen-Times and Indiana's foremost
woman journalist, will respond to the
address of welcome by William Lowe
Bryan, president of Indiana univer-
sity, when members of three state edi-
torial associations assemble here
April 20 and 80 for conference.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-29
Vanotni poselstvi anglick6ho
krAle.

Lond%u, 2G, prosincc. - VI
'y"m y@no@nim pozdrayndm poscI.
NivI arnhd@ probIqBujc angIick}
krAI JjFl, &c sy@toyN ydIIta rycbIc
:" bIizi k syfmu zaIfonGcui. Y 20
rIstyl SVEN yysIoyujc nDgIickf
kr0I j'n@nrm sy}n n Jnbucn krd
Iovly nojsrdefntjW ydnornl u no
Yoro@Dj pozdrHy yojiu1m a sd6.
IuJ", 4" ma pInou d0y6ru .iak vc
"vojo lodstvo, TAX ! nrm1dn. W.
JhdrIIjo pax nadeji, zc jcjjch od-
danoHi, scboobGtovhni II chrabrost
Dovodon k yjt6zNyi n Gpsinfmu mi.
~. NysIovujc poIiloy6ui mad tim,
n rok ni0IdP byI rokem utrpeuf
n kry"proIfydnj, ale jr siIcn made.
il, Il" V1IkN bIizi 80 kll konci zc
I'll. Her%bo dostihnolui chl6ji jc,
no arn1dy n u1mofnirtvo. jc Sta
Ir bIizSi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-29
Byvaly cinsly redahtor zavrazden

san l'rancisko, Cal, %, prosin,
&C. ~- Wong Yucn Yung, b%val3
r"daktor tnsopiSu Asialic News,
yydavandho Y Sanghai n pisiciho
pro %ntnl forny tinskt vIddy o.
pelnc V monnrchii, 2nslfcIen h,I
h6tcm 6inSk6ho vano6niho banke.
III zdr dncs vc6cr. l'totnikovi se
podarlIo prrhnouti un5 by hyI
poHhan' Wong fuen Yung. jak SO
praFl, byl bratrauccm Juan 81 IA.
jc, praY6 zyolencho Ginsk6ho elsa
rr Redigovdni oasopisu Y Sang
h0l ~ v1dal, kdy6 Y hudoy6, kdo
oo"opis 81 nule1aI poIoaeuy hyll
homhf, Odeiel po t6 do Nan Fran,
elaka, kdc III Y iisttm hotelu,
lfollIasoyalo So, le priicl do toto
femo ~ mlnim posldnim, ale il.
eel tohoto poslaui nehyl ziiSl6n,
Roosevelt proti Wilsonovi,
Washington, u, g. ~, prosince.
htyolt president Theodore Roose,
welt pedal Y poslednl doh6 mnolto
dokasn touhy spolupmemati ~,
puhllkany Ma hoelcm poraleni prr.
sldeoh Wllsoua \ nastayalipieh
pfrsideulRkNeh Nolhaeh, Nektefl
= repuhlikanskNch walden pax pra.
ltvlll touhu ptaeoyali spoIu : 4,
lfhoNoNulem tumln Mnaru,
tInosefeli sam asi nepomtsli ia
Ia htli repuhlikausktm kandhla
ten, SWIM pfatelnm sdeIil IL tn
taaule So "a slahehn kan,hdata
lleslrikem tuha, A. apAsohll raa,
ifahu i repnhlikauskd strana
= olsouill 90 aelaslfeil neupflm,
at Nnerleant lfvie II alp, ahN
lomluNan hNl pukfako,i repu
hllkan u \ takasam pfipatls ne
lni by lvho naNrat ia rppuhlI
senske slraht nrma1nusll
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-29
MIROvA
vYPRAvA BUOE PRY
OPLNYM NEzDAREM
Neurcitost plAnd D nedemokrati.
ckt Jeji fizeni povazuje Nc 70
hlayni pfitinu nezdaru.
KoDAN JE sfDLEM vYpRAvy
clenove vypravy jsou rozd6leni u
nektefi 2 celnych jeji clend 80
vzdali dalSi cesty.

hoDd|n, r. prosiucc. - Nprdva
Exchange trIcgrarick6 knurcl1Gc
4 kodanf ozpamujc, zc McnoyG
Fordoyy miroy@ yFprnyy rozIodli
4" n"InIll Il kodaUf hInyul we H.,
40 nlsio IIaapu, jnl drive bylo
0znGmpuO.
Sto"khoIp, 2G. prosincc. - Y
lobr" Informoyau}cb kllzich mn
!" 4" TO, 4" njroy0 y}prayn For.
iowa Srtka 50 X GpIu(m nczdarcm.
N"zl @I"ny y|prayy ncni sjcdnoco.
~ n n"Spokojcnon stale mczi nj.
M yzr0Sth. Rev. .Jcnkm Lloyd
Tones 4 Cbicagu byI zyoIcu ydd.
'rln v%proyy, Frank Holt zyoIcn
~ mlsi0pfcdscdou n Louis p
LochDcr sckrctAFem. NtktcfI flc.
move v%prayy ncjsou spokoicni y
'o'''o voIboo n prohIasuji, zc Jo.
mes V0d"oVStYl "mhydtil". pani
lnrz MlIboIIand BoiscyainovG. zn6.
ma HuIrazcfka h New Yorku kto.
ra vys'onpiIa 4 y}pravy V soho.
III, probIaslIa W yrrcjIId sch0zi dc.
I"g0l0 ~ ncurfitost plan0 n no.
'"nokratIr<" rizcnj v$pravy byIo
'''nvnI prl"lno' jcjl yystouponi --
'Ihn% l"lo vfprnvy ncbyIy zpra-
'oVhI'y vscInl "IcUy yIpravy, NJ.
1'| Jenom n6koIIka vyvoIcnFmi.
Panl BoiscvainovA odcbffc sc do
''oIaodSkn, kdo ,zijj pribuzui icii
M sr| take IN to, ze S.
y Mcclure u JIM yIiynf dclcg0ti
'ypray'I opusti,. V%prava odcbf.
% 4" do kodanf yc stFcdu Scdm
'len'I yFpravy, ktcrym Henry
'ord sv6rII jcji rizcui po SVEN od.
"@do, yyjAdriIi naddji, zc vypra.
"a sotkd Se y pIn%m zdarcnl. wi.
hnI ale shoduji So y tom. zc pl1.
'om v}prayy kIadcny isou no.
'r"dVIdan" pfckhaky. Mali IA TO.
/" costa mIroV@ v}prayy skrzc no.
I'ralnl zcmb prcsvtdti valku vc.
'oocl ndrodnoSli, &c ncutrdIoyf ii
'rcj' obnovcni miru Mir povazu.
l." Sr al" M n"moznf pred jarcm.
'vrdSkF Il norskf tisk ma IN 10, H.
%pr"y" n"Nrtkd No n oIn}mi vf,
Irdky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-29
Gpoj enci zajali na Balkane
10000 muzn,

Pmjz ~. prosiuro. Pres 7OC
H0jIar0 &bno0 RahIBa06. m.
Wtloh Srby u sk0ro 10000 70
j6k4 tGohto M u1rodnosti, min
tfc} apojn0i bGhrm kampa6E in
I'gjEjor bgjo pr1y@ dopraycno Dc
Fn0rio. kd" znetauou Nj do skon
Gpm Y6lhY.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-29
Valka prnti ponorkam,

loudfu ~. prosinee. Andi
oka aiuHtralltn posluIa loo W.
ehlfch matorop{ch lodtc Z ply
Huuiin dn lilhralturu, abs palro
Iogaly Slfodosemni moir mozi lii
hfaitumm a l'lrerlsam, 'l'ttn ln
iho iaou so,lInde,dl slap dlonht Il
iunhnu urafllt tfirel usln "A ho
llnu q lHnu onaifenY stroinytmI
puskhnl littg aholatpnt ve spo
tmtah slhtpph a hslo iigh pouil
ia g ycltfph 1sperhrm 80 yAler
rral rpiurkdm aurllrkieh va
tlarh inla pattolni lodatso anr
#iifkt htln ,rlI,a uaptAut , ho
lieh proli nbuupkemu podmofskt
mu lu,isltn Anglirhan kanAlr Il
iibda spuaohiln mu nemalt ARA
N Vice iak ION nemeekt teh 80
uaHk htlu pnlaprnn a. do kunre
lisiupadlt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-29
Y cine CHYSTA Sc
REv0LUCE PROT|
JUAN 81 KAJOv|
VlAdni yojsko v provincii Yunnan
ypoctu 10000 muzh pripojilo 30
X povgtalcum.
aEvoLUCE sE STALE sfkf.
Americti Cihan6 prohla5uji, 10 re
yoluce roz5ifi 30 brzy ma celou
ncbeskou risi.

| prklng. ~, prosluro. -~ We
hny zn1mky uasvtdfuji tomn, II
zDa@na faT Ciny mem spokojrna
| 3" zm|nou formy ylAdy Y monnr.
hi 4 Juan 81 Kajcm jako cisn
rem, Die posIcdnicb zprGy, y fci.
| l}cb fingk}ch proyiuoiich konaji
~ p1prayy X reyoItt, hnra m1zc
~ gnndUo rozWfiti IA crIou ncbr.
'kon fjaj Oznannjc ~, H. yIdd.
lW yojsko proyiDeii FlnDan pfi,
fD9jil0 se' X poystaie01n. gcden}m
FsaI No, ktcr} prOhIdsiI provlnnii
IN h"odyislon n zarntil bczppfuosl
cjzlnr6m IteyoIu6ni yOjska fita
i nyUl 10000 mtHfL Pomfry Y
pr0Vlncji kwclchow jsou doposud
0"uroyuhry, al" zprdyy o Dcspoko
j"uo1l nrdo5Iy ~ z6dnPrb daIbiIl
jlznirh proYincif.
PbjIadeIpbia, Pa, 2G. prosincc.
General lIwnnR IlsjuR, pryui mi.
INSTR yhJky dinskf rcpubIjky, kite,
rs d0fasnb sldIi Y Media, ncdaIc
90 toboto mlsta, ozndmiI prostfcd,
tictylm syrIio sckrctAfc, " obdr-
<rl kabcIoRran " Sanghaic tom
IL proyluelc Yunuau prohIasiIa
IrodyisIost Dcpesc tato dale u.|
yfdOmlln Giuskfho PcncrhIa, die
prObld8rni jcho sckrclAfr, " Juan
II kaj naridlI Puvcrnfru proyin-
'lc SzeCucn, ably postal yojska
m 1fclrm p0tlnfcni pOysidni V,
imutan, ale ~ rozkaMI tohotoI
urbylo uposIcchnlio II ~ proyin,
"lr prohIdslla syojI ucodyiAIosi.
kabelova depcsc dale uddIa, zcI
provincic IInpch a kwnng ii take
prohlhsiIy sYojI neodvislosl, Toto
pOVsthni yHbIdlIo zna6n} neklld |
ge ylddnirh kruzieh v pckiugu. |
General llwaug llsing prohlahu- |
le, ~ ldelcm tnhnt0 poYsidni je|
udrheni rcpubllk6nske formy via
dy a polresldni Juan Si kaje
Nndeoyc loholo huuti, Mer}miI
general Je We sp0Jrni, mail V 0my |
alu 1ngtdi zuoWl knnslliupi Il par,
lament llndou rhrduIli zivoly oh.
ianu iin$eh zemi y Cine, ale neu
lnali k0nlrakty, pnitky n konse
So, utinene Juan II kajem, po "a.
hAloni poyslani, lindou hojovullI
pod rlaJkou 6lnske republiky, M.
klrre prldan mlde hilf praporee,
ia kterem natnuteno hude, H.
luan 81 kai musi hFti potreslan,
General. klerl yennyal eelN synj.
,lyot myhlenee stiseui einskt re,
lubliky q yrdl ytrrasu proli
luan N kaIoyi \ Nankingu, pro
llasuie ~ fsai 40, kterf le yad
'rm pnsstanI Y Nunnau, aiska no
noe i mnohtch imteh pfoylneii,
I'aai Ao ie yeliee sehonntm mu
.nm Il htl nsIauoNen nyt ilohy 90 \
eralnim herum fise, pnneyadi
lnau II kai bal ~ iehn sar0slall
i mnei iunnanu l'sal 40 opn
al l'ekina due u prosinpe, ahs
llal - tiarul revnlupe
rroNnrie Sac thuen, ktera ma i
haa NJ Re,erna od iunnann. ANm
) retoluenim hnulim "a
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-12-29

HtibHHF /Ul~bIIF /iiH"HOHs DOtH/
IHp p"rRkfm poystm"mH Y bityt
~ H"r| dobIo p6ladvaool md nj
Tojl"Wnn &n yFrhodUi rrO0tl
Drd05lo Is H6dnfB ytl5lm bojlu.
Y poaodDioI daoot, 4 Ubmookfo5
! rlskf"b pwnm0 bylo M0lao.
~. i" do"b6zj joDmn h bozYGzuom
n@m pUlk4m mczi str6/emj,
FoJo0stj odborDioi dopoz0d n
yaIuJi Q pl5Doob tmnouakb kan.
par@ pr0lj au9Io. .uuHr0uHsk}m H.
min u S0iuBt u mUoM muji w ~.
ze Tomonj mai Y z1mbru yolkf
.D0bFb, pFi ktor|m spOjrHci napa-
dor mutton n M straL Hfrcd
tvorlIa ~ yojska ufmook6 q vol
aka ltWonk6 y bmiarhka paE fqo.
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vANOCNl SvATKY SLAvENY BYLY
vOJAKY MA EvROpSKEM BOlsT!
IA CASTECNtHO KLIOU zBRANl

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NtMCI pRY zRIOIlI pROzATINNl WAOU Y nIsI Y sRBsU
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Vzducholode k napadeni Kruppo.
vych zbrojovek.

Amsterdam. 2G. prosincr. --,
Move angllckr yzduchOIodstvo bu.
dc mltl take 8cst yrlk{ch vzdlcho.
yych yAlcfn$ch lodi. kicrr budolI
mocl pIoull rychIoMi 80 mil za ho-
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by yHdurhoI0d mohIn Vykonnti GO
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TAX mornFch yZduchoIodi uvcdc
kruppoyy n jmG ntmcckt zbro.
joVky We ycIkt mrbrzpcGi, ncbor
pax budol ~ uaItHati Y dosahu
@lnnostI ttrIto yZdIchoIodi. An
gIlrky Ild ydri, H. yojcnskt auto,
rIty ucinIIy prlprayy w 1telcm
1mafcni daI8icIl nAjezd0 ma nngIi,
chh ilesla llelllrckynii VIduchOIO-
d6mi, Y posIcdni dob6 byly mi
deny diva HcppclIny, ktcr6 pokou.
6cly Ne ndlniti naield ia AngIii, u
to rclt Iemj vyvolaIo uspokoio
nj, Anglle obiedualn krone toho
We Spojen}ch St0tcrh II firmy Cur
lIssoYy 800 yclkich vdletnlch ne
roplann, 4 nichd kaldi pourae oNn-
nael 9iO Iiberuich bomb klert
mnii vdtsi nleiyou sim, nrlIt pa.
veslut n6mcckt Irclg = yrlk{ch
ohlehaeieh hmozditn, Toto moent
vaducholodslyo hudc ohroloyati.
neienom ntmcekt lhroioykN ale 4
ndmerkt ydletnt lo,htvo iei y.
pritomne dob6 je shromaldauo y
klelskem prnplaya.