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RIO M|MBRES Co. HAS MATURED
PLANS FOR SALE OF IT'S LANDS
E.. P. York Goes East Tomorrow 10
Organize Extensive Selling Cam
raien for 5000 Acres Now DeveI-
oped on Tract: Bring 100 Families.

T.. =. York. colonization agent for
the Rio Mimbrcs Irrigation Company,
VIII leave the cily tomorrow for point
~ Kansas. Oklahoma. and Missouri
for the purpose of appointing agents
for the sale of the 5000 acres now
developed on the company's tract
lorhwest Of the city. The work of
bringing in settler, for the lands will
begin in the early fall at which time
i he farmers of the middle west are
II liberty to leave their farms. The
acreage now under the ditch on the
tract will support about II hundred
families comfortably. Probably, not
more than twelve or fifteen families
will be- placed on the tract this year
in time for next seasons work. These
plnns were made during II confer
nee last week in Santa Fc between
l.. G. Fisher of Chicago, owner of the
tract. and f. =. York. and +. u. Bi"k
ford.
The company intends to attract
unly the most practical farmers, aS II
has been found that the average in
.cstor" is II drawback to the pros
ucri,y of irrigation projects. The Rio
Mimbres company expects 10 help ilF
BUYERS in every way to make good
\ farm demonstration and pump en-
pcrt will br employed to look after
the problems that always besci farm
crs placed in new conditions.
Every encouragement will be gwen
10 dnirying. hog and cattle raising
and all other forms of intensive
farming. On the tract there Is ail
abundance of cheap pasturage ana
his will be- utilized To the utmost.
The company has announced that
he lands will be- sold with cash
pnyment of one-ffth down. another
oayment in two years and then annn'
nl paymcis until the whole is dis
charged in seven years. The interest
rate will be six per cent. The price
IF the lands has not yet been an
nounced. but il is understood that II
win he much less than has been eur
rent.
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CHLOROSIS, A DISEASE THAT
IS TROUBLING OEMlNG TREES

Many shade trees and some fruit
,roos sbow n ,endency which points
toward unhealthy condition. This
unho,l,hv condition is manifested by
,ho leoycs turning gradually yellow.
a.n..;o,,y the leoyes nt the tips of
,hn hran.he. This condition is
s"me,;mes known as chlorosis. al
,hnrnh lack Of water. alkali. and
ma"S other causes. might give the
% ,r"". ,he same nppearance.
% Ch,orosis i n condition of the
~. - r.,,;oh thor. i an inability
" AZ, chute the green coloring mat
~. :" panord;no treatment I herewith
",,o,. "n an ar,ract from a letter writ
ran nv 7 NJ, Mann of the State col
lege:
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BOND ISSUE REQUIRED
FOR SEWAGE SYSTEM
Report Of Competent Sanitary Enai-
neer Shows That Present Septic
Tanks Totally inadequate.
MANY EXTENSIONS ARE NEEDED
On Account Of Growth, Almost Third
Of City West and South without
Proper Sewage Facilities.

A bond issue of $4,000 or $50, 900
will be necessary in order to provide
for the proper extension of the pres
enl sewer system of Deming and To
rebuild the septic tanks which are to-
tally inadequate for the present vol
ume of sewage. The board OF trus-
tees has made investigation from time
to time as the weaknesses in the pres
enl system became apparent. The
original system took in II large por-
ton Of vacant property; but the tre-
mcndous growth of the city has plac-
ed Il third of the residential district.
south and west particularly, outside
the possibility of taking advantage OF
the service. Property owners, too.
in the vicinity of the septic tanks, on
the city farm east of the city, have
complained of the stencil arising from
the plant.
The report of II competent sanitary
engineer shows that the capacity ol
the septic tanks at the present time
is only 10000 gallons while the vol
ume of sewage passing through daily
is 100000. This makes no allowance
for the eighteen hours rest necessary
for the operation of n septic basin
BY bacterial treatment. The outflow
is exposed as practically crude sew
age in open bitches on the farm and
from il arises the stencil Of which
complaint Is made. The engineer adds,
however, that this is fortunately not
II menace To public health.
The report states that septic tanks
to care for 100000 gallons of sewage
daily should be built. and that the
farm should be equipped with n sub
irrigation system for the final dis
posal of the waste water. II is point -
ed out in this connection that II high
~ cultivated and revenue producing
farm could be- developed. $4,000
would take care of these improve
ments, but at least $4,000 more
would be necessary to provide neccs-
sary extensions. A vote on the bond
issue made necessary cannot be had
before next April ut the general cleo
lion. Meanwhile, the city will adopt
the recommendations of the engineer
for the temporary abatement of the
condition. The outflow of sewage
will BE- aliernated in the bitches nj
the farm and the bottoms of the
ditches disked before the flow Is
turned in to facilitate Scepage.
Another Improvement ut the farm
is the building of n wire cage II fee
high and 81 by ~ feet in length an'
breadth. Inside this inclosure ih'
dumping grounds for garbage will be
established with the necessary burn
ers for consuming the waste.
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REV. E. C. MORGAN GETS
CONSCIENCE FUND DATA

IN connection with II series of STR
mons of Conscience" the following.
which explains itself. was used by the
Rev. T.. e. Morgan in II sermon last
sunday:
Rev. Edward e. Morgan,
Dcming, \. NJ.
Sir:
Receipt is acknowledged of your
lettrr of the 26ih inst asking for in
formation in regard 10 what Is known
~ the conscience Fund
The money is received by various
officers of the government. but the
amounts are deposited with the treas
urcr of the United States and do not
rcntc fund; they are simply re
ripis into the treasury which IN
reascs the available funds, and for
lntisiical purposes are covered into
ihe treasury by warrant "n account
Of conscience, or moneys received
from persons unknown.
The total amount received each
wear on above account Is reported ~
the annual statement of receipts aud
disbursements and il varies from
: 900 to over $4,000. Moneys have
been received from this source from
nll parts of the United States and oc-
caSionaly from foreign country
in fact the largest amount now re-
mcmbcred came from n minister ol
the gospel in London, England. who
forwarded il to the department nt the
request of an unknown person.
These amounts vary III amount
from n few cents To thousands of dol
lars. in actual money, checks. drafts,
money orders and postage stamps.
The remittances are usually enclosed
in envelopes addressed To the Sec
rctary of the Treasury or to the
Treasurer of the United States, of
ten without remark. sometimes with
the statement that il Is for amount
due he United States for the evasion
of duties. or internal revenue; and,
~ the statements are unsigned. the
amounts are deposited and covered
into the Treasury under the general
head of Conscience as above stat
cd and notice given to the Asso-
ciated Press in each ease that such
an amount has been received from an
unknown person ut the town shown
on the postmark on the envelope. that
being the only way in which the re-
ceipt can be acknowledged.
/ According to the records of tho
department the first deposit on ac-
count of "Conscience" was made II
the year 1911, and the next in 1927
since that time frequent deposits
have been made, and the total amount
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-16
FRENCH AND GERMAN
REPORTS IN CONFLICT
Capture Of Przansysz Indicates That
Germans Are Again Making
Thrust at Polish Capital.
AUSTRIA MAKES A PROTEST
Shipment Of Arms to Entente Allies
Is Endangering American Neu-
trility. II is Being Claimed.

Przansysz has been taken by the
Germans almost at the inception ul
what appears to be- a new drive ai
Warsaw from the north.
The official statement from Bcr
lin announces the capture, and also
records successes along the cast
lrussian frontier to the northeast.
The village of konsya south of koll-
no has been taken and the height of
Olszauka. northeast of Suwalkl,
~tormcd.
simultaneously the Grnnan- rc.
port the breaking down of attempt s.
by the French Ia win back lo-i
ground in the Areonnc region and the
infliction of heavy losses upon the
attacking forces.
Paris report. the capture of a line
of German trenches north of Arlu.,
and the failure of Il German attack
in the Woevre region. II comedies u
German advantage at one disputed
point in the Argonne.
Austria ha. made representations
Ia Washington that thi- couutrv'- cN
ports of war munitions lp the oulcnt,
allies have reached such dimension
ns to threaten the neutrality of the
United States.
Great Britain coal strike problem
continues acute. 100000 miners hay
ing gone out despite the prohibition
If the war munitions act.
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CivIL. SERVICE EXAMINATION
FOR p. o. CLERK CARRIER

An examination for initial clerk
and carrier will be held at the post
office in this city on August Z, 1915.
AGE limit Is to I5 years on the
date of the examination.
Married women will not be admit
ted to the examination.
Applicants must be physically
sound. and male applicants must not
be less than } feet ] inches in height
in bare feet. and weigh not less than
l2j pounds without overcoat or hat.
For application blanks and for full
relative to the examina-
tion. qualifications, duties, salaries.
promotions, etc. address
Immediately
HERBERT u. GREEN
Secretary. Board of Civil Service
Examiners
Post office. Dcmin.. \. NJ.
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=: MUTT STATION =
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J. Il IL IL '.' - '.' - - ~ ~ - y y - = = .
Tom Hyatt shipped over 2Oo head
of Mexico cattle from Ea-lcy ou the
fourteenth.
The Ilalbcri family have returned
to their home in Sonora, Texas, after
visiting several weeks with relative
here.
Miss Eula Haste aud Soplronn
Nallandigham have returned tu Dem
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hyatt visited
their daughter Mrs. Lon Bark-dalc
last week.
Mr.. Jim Hall is visiting her father
Joe Coifclt at his ranch near Lake
Valley.
T.. \. Davis aud family ar, "n q
vacation of several weeks. They will
spend a few weeks in California talk
ing in the fairs and later will return
by way of Nebraska and visit rcln
lives.
Will Hall aud family were Dcmln@
visitors Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. Wolfnrd of llill-boro was ~
Mutt this week.
". r. Mcclure will move his fam
ily To Magdalcna where he i doing
some freiehting.
Elton Bark -dalc was in Nutt Tuc>-
day.
Ed Pride and family came ont from
Deming Sunday and are now ~taylu"
at the Ed Hall ranch.
Clay Holland is building and DOM
some improving ON his ranch near
Mutt.
Fritz Pride and Kalcb Hyatt camt
out from Dcming on Friday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-16
MARY JOSEPHINE HUBBLE
DIED LAST SUNDAY NIGHT

Mary Josephine Hubble. two years
,ll died nj the home of her parents
las, Sunday night. Services were
held at the Christian church Monday
afternoon and burial was made in the
local cemetery.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-16

Constable T. a. Ilulsey was in
Dcminr Tuesday from his home in
Columbus. Mr.. IIulsey will take a
three months vacation in the middle
west soon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-16

Ms Rcna Babcnck left the city
Yesterday morning for California
oiut~ where she will spend her va
cation.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-16

tn, Misses Zrlla. Bessie, and
Laura Conner and Mrs. ". W. Conner
left the city Yesterday morning to
,i.it the fairs in California. Mr..
Conner will 90 later.
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AImy-Morgan

s. W. Almy and Miss Berniee Nor
.on were married at . O'Clock yes
tcrday morning by the Rev. +. l.
Morgan at the home of the BRIDE on
Iron avenue. only the relatives and
a few friends of the bride and bride
groom being present. Shortly after
the ceremony the happy couple lei'
the city TO visit the California expo
siiions.
Mrs. Amy is the daughter OF Mrs
Es,elle b. Morgan. and has lived here
for several years. Mr.. Almy Is Tho
city engineer.
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SOCIETY
Picnic

PlCTiIC
Miss Inez Sullivan delightfully."- en-
,ertained her friends Tuesday night
with a picnic party at which games
were plnyed and ut 10 o'clock pie
nic lunch was spread which was en-
loved by all.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-16

Elvira Diaz. the 5-months-"ld ba-
by rirl of Mr.. and Mr.. Louis Il. Diaz.
died Wednesday afternoon. Burial
was made in the local cemetery yes
tcrday afternoon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-16

T. j. Vaught of Magnolia, Miss. is
in the city visiting his brother, J. 5.
Nnught.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-16

II. Raffenberger of Dixon. H.,
Charles Toot of Winncbago. Mimi.
and l.. Berger of Dixon. Ill.,, ar" here
looking after their Interests in the
lands of the Mimbrcs Valley Alfalfa
Farms Company.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-16

J. s. Marker Of Santa Rita was n
visitor in Deming Tuesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-16

received from this source up Ia June
30. 1918. is Sil3,936.93.
BY direction of the secretary;
Respectfully,
WM. p. MALBCRN
Assistant Secretary
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-16

Mrs. Charles T.. f.lv of Chicago
lll.. is in the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Earl Ely.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-16
Luncheon

Luncheon
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ~
Shepard Wednesday afternoon was
the scene of delightful luncheon
Four guests were present.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-16

l.. Perkins of Silver City wa~ in
D,ming the first of the week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-16

Fritz Pride and Kalcb Hyatt cam'
out from Dcming on Friday.
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Continued on last page)
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, 100 per ct. Pure '
, Breathing Test '
= y y ~ 4
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-24
Tfi spoieneoke bitevnl lodi zniee
ny v Dardanellach.

Neieetsi rama. kterou utrpell
spojrnei ua mafich od zahajoni
valky, hyla jim easa1eua ye etyr
tex Iurky, kdyl ployouei mny y
nar,lanellAeh yyhodily do poyetrl
a potepily al = ueisttsieh spoir
peekyeh lodi, tah}yaiieieh 81
.homhardoyauim osmt tureoky sch
.trd I,o,lt klert hyh sniteuy,
lsou uasleduiiei hritieka hlles
niee Irresistible, ,lruht ttily, suos
nuati la,lAlO tun hrltleka htlpsut
rr ueeau, snasuesll isAAo uu a
lfaneouaskA hlteyniee l'ouyrt
snoshuali la,sN tup, NraA9 toho
hrillebt dryaluaushl lutleNlblg !
tlaneouhska b,tskupy tiaulols. by
b pnAL ,6enN palheu eAllerll 4 -
FL skuru vvla posAslka lrancous
$40 mleynlcp lipay,l eilallVi pil
mula utenula ; lodi. ktsFa ~ "a
tnlala hahpm nsknllka mAlo Al
nat, alt akpro pel9 pus..,lkN b
isyntee t.eeaa 4 lrrvsiNllblg bsls
taphrAnslN llle paAsisisieh spfas
"a muA ! l,~il llessstt hsii saohFa
neA te.e ,~a,lae slsalN hylN a
tuAmssA afs.tal apFase AleEa
hsla \ pAtvk spssF vsslAua britt
skea a,laiFalilea Nfsslai depese
: ,st.hFsala, lssAle pgss l,eedSu.
tyrll u.ssna ~ D. hFllssks seFpe
aas, elW hNl paiaIau, ais anvll
vlA aslmlFall.a lehe nvpelyrauls
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v Rakousku hlad, ale do Nemecka
80 vyvazi

Hprayy Vidn6 pravi, H. n6ko,
hk tisie obyvatel Mdenskych ne
maze obdr2eti chleha od posledni-
ho utery, kdy noyym nafizenin.
byla omczcna vyroba o 6tyrtmu Il
gpnsobeno 0pme zni6eni pekafske
ho femrsla,
Hasohy mouky byly prohlaseny
IA tax male, H. ma mnohyoh mi
stceh pekafi nemohl am peel
ehleb, / kdyj hNla pfedepsoua hor
| 81 kyahta
Easohy chleha So ryehle yypro
davaii, lylaAte y predm5stieh a
kupel, k,efi So opo1di, uemohou
ehdraetl svt poree, proto mnehdS
, tastnpeeh po,lnikh utoky ia
pekatskt krAmt
rfadH, aby uklidully lld, pro
hlasull AZ uedastatyk ehlvha il
poutp ehyilkost, puukaaky na
,hlth a mouku hudou yydayanS
~ yseeh mestreh Rakonsta, stei
ue iaka W NAlnl a 10 \ mestveh
malirleh pres AGO ehsNalgl "a
iseul ln aaaae p0snhtt i dabna
Take - ndeluiy, A. nspeiAi hluka
da Ntnvvka sayiuila stunpaall
eyu a. kAyu q "a pFeea nphot 81
suh, y iia tnatne atrnttlS
\ pFatsktm easupIsr NvHkuS
Hepnslla eensara uaslp,luilel
spFAsu
EllAlaua lesi, A. Mlekt Sch
haFaeh. va Ceske lnerasskS syso
ems yahee ,seyh eneeh hes
akseh kraiieh. ktlg itis uaa li,, "a
stat palrasluAeh takast ne,lu
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by American press Association,

la, a celia proylnele rridontska i
fcrst eelym Pfimorim, V Ty
rolsku lada ltalle tyto okresy
koyereto, Trident, holxano Ito
zeul, Meran, lirlXen a liruneek
Ma yyehod6 lada posunuti hraui
cv az 1 Iulskym Alpam, Il eel,
i'tinert = okresy Tolnein, tiorleo
trest, t'ulja a Rjeka BALE "a
da ltalie od Rakuuska datmatskt
uatrovN teJmena krk, hrrs, lam
gu, hrat, llyar, kortaln, Mllet a
lassu
Ustupks, klvrv eheg ltalir utl
nltl Rakolsku, isoa preti lomu i
sasne nepalrne Il ilsnieh ryrol
vhve lohraselue oslsIaupill seyeFni
elp ,laFtlakshe ieaeFa ! mestem HI
Nuu, aslull fek, Cles, goyviete,
l,0ne ais uikeh 1'rident 4 III
iNetl tsak ehev ,lAll ltaill a,luli ii
~ sssel ! ,lrasllAkpu, ais heA lloFi
So "a toto assmi dada Rakoaska
"a lsalle selke sumN peneAni a "a
tusvA aANaanmA sAFuku. u llalW
! Nsdasa - Ssevh dalAleh nAEaAa "a
iaseuske svma ehssane lsals Ia
lanska Vi chee lea Aasaaali \ Il
ntsm lekAlnln kaavesslla, iaka
issl IA pc sflaenl l,alsAs anset
slly \ ferslNu
NeekAyA So Il Ntmveku uelnl
va Nake,,ske nallak, ahs ue.ella
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Utok Zeppelinu ma Pari&.

Prvni Gtok Zeppclinovy vzdu-
cboIodi na Pafiz podniknut byl Y
ned6I 6asn6 rhno. Ctyri pumy
byly yrzeny We mGst6 samotnfm n
~ pfedmGstich. Scdm nebo osm
osob byIo zran6no, jedna tGzcc, a.
Ic nikdo smrtcInG. Materialni
skoda jest nepatrnd. UtoGnik byl
Hapuzen patrolnimi aeropIany
rrancouzsk ymi vertlkaInimi de
| Iy, Jedna neprateIskych vzdu-
cholodi, jak se zda, byla zasazena.
Ma syG zpdtecni cest6 yrhaly vzdu-
cholodi pumy na Compitgne, Ri
becourt Il Dreslincourt. NGktert
pumy byly yybuSnG, jinG aapaInt.
Hddna skoda nebyla zpusobena na
pfedmestich. Varovani byvSe o
blizeni Sc Heppelin1, muzi a zeny
V noGnich Gborech vybihaIy Sc
smichem a zerty ma ulice, kdezto
bdzliv6jsi skryyali sc do skIepd.
Naprosto zadna panika Sc nejeyi-
la. Obyvatel6 prijali 1tok spise
jako vyrazeni, nez co vaznou hroz-
bu vdlky.
Idjezd byl naprostym fiaskem,
Poslouzil vsak k osvetleni vysoke
vykonnosti i obrany mesta prot
vzdusnym pirdtdm kdyz vzdu-
cholodi Sc pfiblizily, piStaly zata-
Iy hvizdati "A probouzeti spiel O.
byvatele, svetIa byla zhasinana, a
kdyz ntoGnic byIi ma miste, m6sto
ponofeno bylo Y absolutni temno-
tu, policejni prefekt Laurent pra-
vii, H. nikdo nebyl zabit, a 10 zad
ny ~ zran6nych nezemfe Y Rue
pulong padla puma ia tlnzovni
dun, prorazila strcchu, ale ne
cxplodoyala, Dopadla do bytu ma
Scsttm patre II zde uvazla mezi
podlahou a stropem Vsichul o
hyyatelt domu hyll Y bezpe6l ye
sklep6. Y Rue dc Danes padla j.
ma puma, ale take neyyhuehla. -~
ffeti pada do staje We slept ulit-
60 u pruchodu Milford aapallla
stoh sldmy, oheh ySak zahy hyl
uhasen,
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takoyG Gstupky tcrritorIdlni, jez
by Italil Gplnt nspokojiIy,
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Pcvnost Premysl Sc vzdala.

Dlouhe 0bIehaDi haIicskG pev
nosti PfemysIu skonGiIo pond6
II. ProridIA nemocemi, ziyici ~
skoro vyhradn6 kohskym masen
obkliGcna 30 vsech stran dalekt
siInejsfmi ruskymi armadaml, ra
kouska posadka vzdala SC omen
den po sestimGsiGnim tyrd0sijnGn
yZdOru.
Pctrohrad, Londyn a Pafiz o.
slavovaly onu nanejvyse duIezitou
udAlost valky V pond6Ii veGer --
udalost, ktera mdze miti rozhodu.
iici vliv ma dalM vedeni vaIky. --
Rusiim byla nynf uvoln6na costa
do Uher / do N6mccka, kde maj
pred sebou jedinou silnou peynost
n sice 'Krakov v zapadni llalicI
blize hranic prusk6ho SIezska. --'
Xaroven, poukazuji Gasopisy po-
Iitikov6 spojeneckych vlad, mrav-
nj GGinek vzdani sc pevnosti bude
nesmirny, zejm6na ma Rumunsko
a Bulharsko, zr0vna jako m6lo
bombardovani Dardanell moeny
ucinek ma Recko a Italii.
o padu Pfemyslu rakouskG mi
nisterstvo vaIky vydalo nasIeduji-
ci zprayu;
"Kdyz v polovici tydne potra-
why dochazely, general Won kus
maneck, veliteI pevnosti, rozhodl
so k poslcdnimu 1toku. Dne 10.
brczna, Gasn6 rano, jeho vojsko
podniklo yypad pres IiniI tvrzi II
bojovalo po sedm hodin poGetn6
siln6jsi ruskou hotoyosti. kone6-
ne Rakusant byli donuceni ustou-
pitt IN hnii tvrzi. NasIedujici no
ci Rusovt udefili na Pfemysl 4
n6kolika stran, aySak utoky tyt0
rozbily 80 o palbu hrdlnnych o
brancn.
"Po yypadu 10, brezna shleda
no, 2e potraviny mohly by yydrze-
Il jenom tfi dny a yclitel obdrael
rozkaz yydati peynost nepritcll po
t6chto tfech dnech po 2nl6eni
veskertho valeen6ho materlalu. --
Die zpray y1duehoplayee z pevno-
sti, yeliteli podarilo 50 zni6itl /
tvrze, jako2 ! della, streliyo a ope.
yn9ni.
"Nemen6 ehgaly 1aslouli 81 %
Letoyna vytryalost a posletnl "a
pas posadky, nelli leli hrdinslyi
hehem nloku na peynost hojova
nj IA predeslleh prilelitosti, u
tnani nepfitelr samolutho nebude
olepfeno hrdnskym uhraneam
rtemyslu l'ad ppynosti, y nina.
vyssi yeleni poeitalo pe dclsi do
hu, nehule miti vliyu IVA eelkoyou
sliuael =
lllr raske ufedul tpravy, neai
salatel Jest deyet rakouskseh 80
neran, lna Velipieh instulnlku Al
iD,an muAn y ohlehanun l'rvmN
slu taeatt Rusose lb tafl lehdb
prs pasAdka eitala kolem siltss'I
mula Armada raaka let puNnost
uhlthsia. oihasluie ~ rusut mssl
l,slu0 lbnlal a "a buao nsnl "a
solnsna, abs htd Iahla "a hta
kps. ppslpdnl rskeasAeu pevuuat
! llallal psbe wsil,la fuskm AZ
mAda ! kaFpalpvh h,ltA hills
prapw ssllevn uad pssuualt ~
hyle "a al yAbgp a,eevna assak
Fasks ahlshallpl afmAAs uss> yels
H. h aAdneha ptskvapsai iea1u
lasl l'tem, Alu aAskasan lssseluAs
pa vies inl
l'svmsAl h,la pfed sAlAau ksv
luael mAAla llslnalssssl asl AAssa'
sslAlaaa lN,lAAa Nsnikale hlasae
sssm rFAmsslea ah.lutss 'lFvsaF
skym ! nlslnsm haesa ehFAas
ua htla tpnAasnlm NulllAuu Il
lsssm t.sass.l ssshreleasvh me !
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sem, dfiyelsim ptedSedou feck6ho
lmmtsterstya, Y t6to roznluye
prohlasil Nenilelos, se od potatku
yalky spoienel dyakrat aadali Re
| cko ahy pomohlo Srhsku prot
| Rakousko | horsku syym voiskum,
ale yfhru2nt stauoyisko lsulhar
ska yldy fahranilo Reeku takoyou
pemoenou aket kdsa aahajpn
byl hoi spoieneekym lo,tslyeu
.proti nardanellam, spoienel polo
afednt ~ ptalt leli tuekS kral
naklanen sakreeiti Y kormpi 70
de Neniaelea, ieus byl teh,ly pred
seaou mlnlstpFslya, alihll, N an
600 muta fegkthp yoiska iaue hu
dv spoloneNgu ku peaeeI, ~ eeA
tAdal abs ~ y n,lnenu RVeka 10
stale snNrepskehe silaietu Ma
sly,lkem bus,t prpl lena pessla
ltmu adpefa Nfplteles small 10
Arl sloientnm sllhpueha po.nee
ache xatAka ! an,tsn na lA,lAn a
aslpeFneaNal sauelnAoss Feekeha
,Aleauaha lusEslsa \ llarslanellAeh
a ps,akssnall spolvnsoAvmu lu@T
slyu tvekea namagni hAAl hafun
al Fa,la saak sseeky lsta lshe "a
wis sasrhla = NealaelV@ Fvslsae
val
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Pafn bOmbardovana vzduchood Nemec socaS
xaGna StydsN nemeckou kuturu Italie dokon6ue Se
ppravy valce Nemecky parnik Odenwald pokusil
pout pristavu San Juan byl zastayen palbou
rcL6 DR. KramAf pod polcejni dohlidkou Rusove
opt bouj nemeck6 phd6 Rakousku jest had ale do
Nemecka Sc potraviny vyvazet.
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ponorneho 6lunu Il yypaleni osud
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