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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
N. Y. CURB STOCKS
MOVED UPWARD
Better Feeling in Trading, With
Specialties in Heavy De-
mand-Bonds Dull

NEW YORK, March 10.-There was a
decidedly better feeling in the trading on
the curb today, with sharp upward move
ments in many of the speciaties. The
speculation at times was brisk and, al
though considerable realizing developed in
many instances, the upward movement
generally followed small reactions
There was an especially heavy demand
for Cuba Cane Sugar, which moved up
nearly point further. Tobacco Products
advanced point. Saxon Motors moved
up nearly . points.
Submarine Boat developed sudden
strength on what looked to be marked
orders, and at one time showed a gain of
1la Midvale steel moved within narrow
limits, while the rights were offered freely
at concessions.
Lynn Phonograph, after an advance of
q, reacted slightly on realizing. World
Film was quiet but slightly higher
Oil stocks were comparatively quiet,
with the exception of Wayland oil and
Gas, which moved up to a new high mark
at an advance of as. standard Oil subsi-
diaries were quiet. with fair inquiry
for Crescent Pipe Line
Butte Copper and Zinc continued the
feature on heavy purchases on the an
nouncement of the favorable condition at
the mines! Copper shares were generally
firm but quiet. There was a better in.
quiry for Nickerson at an Improvement
of 3s; Bingham Mining developed more
activity at an advance of y.
Bonds were dun and about unchanged
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
COTTON PRICES WENT OFF
AFTER EARLY STEADINESS
Some Selling for Wall Street and
Liverpool

NEW YORK, March 10.-Business was
fairly active on the Cotton Exchange at
the opening this morning. The tone was
steady, March and May being down
point, with later months 2 TO 3 points
higher. The buying was scattered but
was especially good in October. one prom
inent interest taking 5000 bales
The actual source of the demand could
not be ascertained, however. There was
some selling for Wall street account, and
Liverpool was thought to be a purchaser
of December. After the call the room
traders brought pressure on the market
and prices declined 5 to 6 points from
the start
Liverpool reported advances of to 6
points, as against gains of Z to 10 points
looked for but this had no influence on
the local situation
1t was believed on the floor later in
the morning that large buying by one
prominent trader of October was for the
account of a wel-known Wall street
house which was seller late on Thurs
day
There was no evidence of continued COW
ering by the important operator who was
credited with taking $1,000 bales for July
in the last halfhour on Thursday The
greater part of the cotton on this trans
action was supplied by spot interests.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
FRENCH BONDS
RISE AS VERDUN
BATTLE RACES
Notably Case in Three Per
Cent. Rentes-General
Market Quiet
COLLATERAL DIMINISHES
BY YVES GUYOT
Fx-Ntinistcr Of Public Works Editor LAgcnce
Economiuuc OF Financierc.
LII r.-.L.t. Il. ~. L IL.

Special cable to EUcniuD ledger
PARIS March 9.--One of the most in
teresting things at present, when the Ger
mans are making such desperate attempts
against verdun. is that while the battle
has been going on French Government
bonds have been going up. and have
maintained their advance
This Is notably the case in regard to ?
per cent rentes, which have advanced
from 61.00 francs to 62.4O.
The general market is very quiet. and
the tendency irregulari but confidence is
absolute and, despite the difficulties of ex-
change. which effect international COM
mcrce If one examines the best barometer,
which is the statement of the Bank of
France one finds only encouraging signs,
Its gold stocks have gone down slightly in
the last week. but this is because of gold
shipments to regulate exchange.
Collateral held by the bank diminishes
steadily although the moratorium has not
been raised. which is to say commercial
and Industrial houses are gradually re-
establishing their position and paying
their debts. There will soon be a desire
for more paper to come in for discount,
as this will show the improvement in busi-
ness, and this is particularly desirable
from the point of view of the Countrys
foreign commerce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
LONDON STOCK MARKET

LONDON, March 1O-Increased conf
dence was shown on the Stock Exchange
today, as the result of the news from the
various theatres of war. Securities gem
orally displayed firmness.
Gilt-edged issues were harder An an
nOuncement by the Bank of England that
~ per cent. war loan scrip shortly
would be exehangeable for bearer bonds
was unexpected
The action was looked upon as use
lessly troublesome, since It is virtually
certain that the bulk of the Rotation will
be converted into the next issue.
The feeling In Americans was cheer
full although dealings We're small United
states Steel received support on expecta-
tions of favorable tonnage and earning
statements.
Good revenues caused frmness in
Grand Trunks. The home railway group
was steady British lines today disbursed
f1,o00.000 IN dividends. IN sympathy
with Paris, the Foreign Department was
steady but featurelesa. Buying BY Johan-
nesbarg resulted ia strength IN some Kaf-
az stocks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
CUT IN RATES DID NOT AFFECT
PHILA. ELECTRIC STOCK ADVERsrr {
Instead the Issue Moved Up in Trading on Local :.
change Today-No United Gas Improve
ment Company Melon

Stock Of the Philadelphia Electric
Company was not adversely affected by
the agreement between the company and
the State Public Service Commission to
give cheaper electric rates. and instead
1t moved up a half on the Philadelphia
Stock Exchange today, and the bulk of
the trading in any of the distinctly local
issues was in that stock
1t would naturally have been expected
that the company's stock would ease off
on Change in view of the fact that the
earnings will be cut down about sl,250,000
per year, that being the estimate of the
saving to the consumers predicted by ex-
perts. The loss of the company is said
to be slightly more than IL per cent.
The new rates are effective on April 1.
Before the close more than 1900 shares of
the stock had changed hands.
Elsewhere in the local market condi-
tions were quiet, the activity shown in
the trading yesterday not being carried
over to today. Price movements, for the
most part, were irregular. Following the
lead in Wall street, United States steel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

was strong and the trading IN ,L..
was quite large. Baldwin sold ~, etotk
Shares of the United Gas Tnopso ponts
Company sold down Y before n,ovemeHs
spite the good earnings of tba nooh DE-
in the last fiscal year, which COMPANY
nounced late yesterday afternoone an
Ing earnings of 1440 per cent SHOW.
stock, compared with 14.22 nor. nar on y,
the previous year eeAe IA
For some time past rumors b,,.
current in the Street that a rnsIo,, I've pen
be cut by the company in the Oh wouli
q stock allotment to the stooi,lape iS,lape q
Notice of such action, howevors' Vloefs
have to be announced so davs ba,.w would
date of the annual meeting. Az I'M ms
has now expired, the date of tbo oi,s ums
meeting being May 1, nothing s annual
Kind VIII occur at this time ,n. ~ mis
In close touch with the companw's t'eress
iairs said today that nothing Of ~. az.
has been contemplated, nor has the ae .,.n hlhd
tion OF declaring a cash divldsnaq ques. sa
OF the surplus, which now an,o,u. ous
S92,622,149, been thought of. II wss -, g
ed out that the company does me. point.
any more capital at the present tj,,I neea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Barrett Company. formerly American Coal
Products Company regular quarterly Of z
Per cent preferred. payable April / to
stock of record March 25i and X per cent.
an eennen, payable April Is 10 stock OF
record april 10
z4IiISa Overland Company. regularly OF z
per cent on preferred payable April L 70
.tofk u EecoTd March n.
Halliazar Gold Mines. Limited. regular
1utuIhIg 81 per cent. payable March "a TO
A1ldsrH q record March II.
ErsarhfH steai Company. regular quarterly
az i # NHH cent On preferred and quarterly Of
ia Per cent on common. payable April i.
Heakz elosA March 20 ana reopen April l.
doa8sear TIRE ana Rubhsr Company. reg
aIaF auaHlarlY q 8 peg cent. On preferred.
saza1la anFu +. Books eIqaa March 20 and
zzaHaa aa1A L
#3tEsazIss nlata Glaaa ceupang regular
aH4s## . s. 81 gent p Preferred and usual
zaHH HH#I# S ger EEEzI Hazala5aH. parable
4zzH s. na|ases 8 Hszsza 44Hka ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
LOCAL BUSINESS GOOD:
COLLECTIONS IMPROVED
Cotton and Yarn Trade More Active.
Iron and Steel Trade Busy

Cotton and yarns dealers still report
their business in a very satisfactory state
say r. G. Dun & Co. While sales dropped
off to some extent during the previous
week, business has again become more
active and good volume is reported
Buying to some extent has fallen off in
the hosiery line and some grades of
carpets, but the knit goods line is very
active.
The wool market is still strong. Most
of the mills are well supplied with raw
material for present needs, but as they
anticipate II good future volume of busi-
ness, are still continuing to buy, as they
are looking for higher prices
Collections show a little Improvement
In certain sections, but as a whole are
only fair.
The iron and steel market continues to
be very busy and extensive purchases
were reported during the past week by
local consumers, covering deliveries, ex-
tending into next year. The demand is
brisk in all lines and difficulty is re-
ported in obtaining material for consump-
ton. Mills are operating at full capacity
and in many cases with increased output
The demand for pig iron continues heavy.
The electrical trade reports a satisfac-
tory volume of business in household
speciaties. with considerable inquiry on
building operation work and some good
contracts in hand in connection there
with. The stove trade is reasonably we'll
employed in staple goods, The anthracite
coal situation is only fairly favorable and
demand, according to those consulted, is
not what it should be.
Millinery houses report moderate
trade, purchases being in small amounts
Increased activity is shown in all branches
of the building and contracting line, and
as the weather conditions improve it is
believed the general conditions in this line
will be much better than for some years
mast
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
Today's Yestsr.
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. March O.-HoGs-Recelpts /, !.
BUV BEchers 'FsSt good gEhs ss5yv
rough heavy sg;40@S,55; l!sbt. soSSSBgS55ss
CATTLE.-Receipts Ii, 900 Market s,..,.
Reeves sG00@8.90; cows and heifers, ssyss
SSS9o ds stoG6ers @ 81 ynd Hnd fsSdeTs 75@s Texan
SHEEP.-Recelpts. 1000. Market stron,
Natiyses, Ives and Western. s4.50QS.75; ismSSss'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, March 1O.-Spot cotton
was dull today at an advance of points,
on the basis of 7.S1d. for mid-upland.
The sales were 1000 bales, including 5000
bales American. The imports were 49,
900 bales including 1000 bales Amer-
can. The market for futures closed
steady at net advance of 3 points to
a decline of u point.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

read the annual report, which was ap-
proved for the year ending December 81,
1915. The report will be made public
within the next two weeks. The 11th
annual meeting of the stockholders will
be held April L.
Clearings through the banks at the prin-
cipal cities in the United States continue
in large volume, the total this week, ac-
cording to Duns Review, amounting to
$4.01S,679S 1875, an increase Of 6l.9 per
cent, compared with s2,4s1 ,926,63S of the
same week last year, and of AZ. per cent,
as contrasted with the S2,S2S,312 re-
ported for the corresponding week of 1914.
No action was taken on the common
dividend at the meeting in New York
today of the directors of the Sloss-Shef-
field Steel and Iron Company. The pre-
ferred dividend was declared at the reg
ular quarterly rate of q per cent.
The Bank of England today earmarked
100000 for Argentine and $4,000 for
Egypt. There was shipped to South
America 100000 and to the United States
100000.
Application has been made to the New
York Stock Exchange for the listing of
SS0,O00,000 capital stock of the Chevrolet
Motorcar Company, and sS,5OOOOO first
mortgage 3O-year per cent. bonds, series
3. due 1914. of the Atlantic and Charlotte
Air Line Railway Company.
George Deb. Kem, vice president of
Chandler & Co, Inc. has returned to his
office after months vacation in Florida
and Cuba.
One block of 100000 AngIo-French 5s
sold at "a on the New York Exchange
today, u under last nights closing price.
Although the American Smelling and
Refining Company has not changed it's
quotation of 6.60c pound, New York for
lead. some of the outside dealers have
further put up their quotations which now
range from 7c to 725c a pound. 1t is re-
ported that sales have been made by the
smaller interests at above 7.1Oc a pound,
but no confirmation can be obtained.
William A Law, president of the First
National Bank of Philadelphia. will de-
liver an address before the New York
Forum on March 15 on Cotton as an Ele-
ment in Banking" During a three weeks
trip through the South Mr.. Law made a
study of the problem of financing the cot
ton staple.
Application will be made to list Otto
Etsenlohr & Bros, Inc, on the Philadel-
phia and New York Stock Exchanges.
]. G. Neff, vice president of the Fidelity
Trust Company, is spending a vacation
IN North Carolina. He will be absent until
the end Of the month.
John j. Henderson, of Newburger. Hen
derson & Loeb, has returned from a trip
to New Orleans and Texas.
Sales for February of the ]. W. Wool
worth Company were S5.548,s74, a gain Of
Sss2.O Two months show gain of 14.14
per cent
Orders have been received by the Bald
win Locomotive Works for the following
locomotives: One O-6-O type for Laeka-
wanna Iron and Steel Company, one 0-6-O
type for Gulf States Steel Company three
Mikado type for Fort Smith and Western
Railroad. one 2-6-2 type for Rapid City,
Black Hills and Western Railroad one
2-e-2 type for Barfeld Lumber Company,
enc 2-6-2 type for A. L. Bell
New York banks lost 10 the Subtreas-
nry yesterday 100000 and since Friday
Iast s5.s35.00
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
Liyernool Cotton Statistics

LIVERPOOL, March 1O.-Following are
the weekly cotton statistics, figures In
bales: Imports, 10000; Americans. 12s,-
900; stock, $4,000; American, $4,000.
Forwarded, $1,000; Americans, 10000 ex-
ports, 6150.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
NEW YORK CoFFEE MAprrn

NEW YORK, March 1O.-Deallnss
the Coffee Exchange today were fo,.,a Sa
large, but price changes were wltbIs
21,000 bags. ''' were
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
New York Banks Lost ss51227 on Movements Of Moner


with of
They
s46o5S and So 1925 the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
FINANCIAL NEWS
MEXICAN INTERVENTION DOMINATED
STOCK MARKET IN DAYS TRADING
Advances Violent Group After Group Became Active
and Strong-Supplies Were Scarce-Covering
of Shorts Factor
High Points in Todays Financial Neros

United States Steel Corporation reported record untitled orders
the total 8,56S,199 February
tons the end Jqnuar The increase much larger Hqn
pcd NV York banks lost
last week Ne0 Haven temporarily lifted bargoes except soft
coal Foreign exchange steady Alleged bucket shops radd in Pitts
burgh and other 1Uesern Pennsylvania cities
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

Total sales 623 400 shares compared with
7l4,2OO shares yesterday; thus far this week
2.95s: 900 shares; same period last week. o.
$50, 700 shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
BAR SILVER

Commercial bar silver in New York va.
quoted today at 58%c., uncharpod ""
81 pence. :"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
No Plan ARRANGED for Dealing in Americnns

According those familiar
stating that j. p Morgan
dealing with
without foundation
IN
by the
a me MhNH ' "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
Financial Briefs

Directors of the Bethleham Steel Cor
poration met in New York today and
read the annual report, which was ap-
proved for the year ending December 81,
1915. The report will be made public
within the next two weeks. The 11th
annual meeting of the stockholders will
be held April T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

Total sales. $4,000, compared with s04,90O
yesterday; thus far this week, Sii3,OOO; same
period last week, Si61,30O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

Total sales D7sS shares. compared with lg,-
iO5 shares yesterday; thus far this week., o.,
23S shares; same period last week. 6O,b3l
shares,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

Clearings through the banks at the prin-
cipal cities in the United States continue
in large volume, the total this week, nc
cording to Dun's Review, amounting to
S4.01S.679 S25 an increase Of 6l.9 per
cent, compared with s2,4s1 ,926, ,638 of the
same week last year, and of 42.1 per cent,
as contrasted with the S2,S2S,312,2ll re-
ported for the corresponding week of 1914.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

No action was taken on the common
dividend at the meeting in New York
today of the directors of the Sloss-Shef-
field Steel and Iron Company. The pre-
ferred dividend was declared at the reg
ular quarterly rate of q per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

New York banks lost TO the Subtreas
nry yesterday 100000 and since Frlda!
Ias1 Sc, s35, Geo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

John ]. Henderson, of Newburger. Hen
derson & Loeb, has returned from trip
to New Orleans and Texas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

]. c. Nef, vice president of the Fidelity
Trust Company, is spending a vacation
IN North Carolina. He will be absent until
the end of the month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

The Bank of England today earmarked
100000 for Argentine and $4,000 for
Egypt. There shipped to South
America 100000 and to the United States
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

One block of 100000 AngIo-French 5s
sold at "a on the New York Exchange
today, Il under last nights closing price.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

Sales for February of the ]. W. Wool
worth Company were S5.546,s74, a gain Of
Sss2.06s. Two months show gain of 1414
per cent.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-09
Go mamenala by stavka 2eleznid
Mich zfizencn.

New York, n, T. Il, srpna, --
spoient staty 6elily by jedne =
nejhorsich situaci zdsobovani
poirnyinami, kdyhy hroaici STAY
ka 100000 selcsmtnleh zri1enrh
hyla ushntptn6na, Slaykn tato
poslihla by 6tyrt millionu mil aes
lelnitnich linii a hyla by lrdron
\ nejyttaieh historic ttto zeme
nusledken toho hylo by poskoze-
nj ohchodu u ulrpenl knacue ca
sli ohysatelstyu, i'ohfe2nl meata
u m6sta, naldtaiici - pti sployua-
ufch tekaeh. nrhyla by talk tetre
pastilena iako mtstu ostatnir nle
utrp6la hy ma6na take Hustle a
satcnA mssla poeilia by ncidrige
nedoslatek pulrasln, kNlnslo mle.
ka Neklem NESTS utinila opairs
nostni opatlrui tomtn ehledu
Philadelphia naltaala So ma mlste
prynim Altslo toto sahhlllo sou
slfpduNaul lutmAfsh>ah protmk
IA ve attph skladlstleh, New
York ma dusl taNob ahN yydrAel
sihyku nakolik ,i,nn, ale y pa
,lahuem paslayenl ueisun ltlA vel
ka mesia amrrleka, Mesta, male
aailei - pfi selkyuh ieserech ne
laeltila BY slayku nfillA ieApe,
lea,o sasohS potraSln maanc Ia
slnprayosalI po lasllrh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-09
ZDRAZENf A VELKY
NEDOSTATEK PAPIRU

Jill drive jsme ozudmiIi, H. '
posledni dob6 ystoupla cena papi
ru do nebyyaI6 y$Sc n ze Y prj-
TONNE dob6 je nutH0 2an platitl
ecny dyojnasobnf, Pfi tom pnnn
jc papiru yelky nedostaiek a neni
mono jej AMI ziskaii. Ctenai j
ste poysImli vi, " tasopis yydd
van jc We dyou sekeieh. X tonlI
krokI byli jsme pfinmeni, pone
yadz nenf mozuo aiskati papir ia
kovdho formAtu, ably bylo mono
tisknouti vseeh osm stran najed
uoL Nikdy V posIcdnich lctcch
nebyI ncdostatek papiru iakoyy
jako je nynL NcIkf mctropollini
tasopisy jsou nuceny No obn"zIlI
na mensi podct stran, pres 10, 10
dasopisy json ohlAakami primo
pfcplntny. ! my jsme nuccni ne
dostatkcm papiru Gasem vydatl o
dy6 ancbo ciyfi Mrany meme, Po-
pdvadz Gusopis pds ale ohIdSknmi
neni pfepInen, dtendri 2iskaji
vzdy dostatek 6etby, JakmiIc ma
stanou normdJni pontry Y tomto
sln6rtl, vr6timc 80 k starym roz.
m6rdm Iistu. Ma nedostatek pa,
piru stezuji ii ysude n zylhst6 vel
III mctropolitni iisty jsou tim tdz-
ce postiaeny. Jak dIouho ncdosIa.
TEX papiru budc trvati, neni moz
no ur6ite fici Evropskd yaIka
kterd zpdsobiIo detnf zm6ny Y OBJ
chodnim ii prdmysIovtm ziyoit, je
toho hlavni pfitinou,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-08-09
PROT|POHYB NEMCU
A RAKUSANO PROT|
RUSOM Y PROUDU
OcekavA se, ze nekolik pri6tief
dni prinese rozhodnuti ma dule-
ute fronte kovelgke.
RUSOVE JsOU PRIPRAvENI
rzssaoi.ensen a gasiyayoa1 Karo.
byli poslani ma vyohodni frontu
k rizeni protinAporu.

Londyn, &. srpna. --- PosIedni
zprdyy \ Petrohradu a kapitoldl
teutonskych spojencn Daznatujl
~ nebczpc1, kter6 ccntrdlniIn
mocnostcm hrozi postupem Rush.
VyyolalO nutn0St pr0tlpohybu,
ktery, jak SC IN to ma, Jc nyni Y
plu6m proudu. Dosud tato proti
ofensiVa, podnlknutA teutonskJ
mi armadami, sesiIenymi ysemi
yoln}mi rcscrVaml a uedosiateGn6
yycViGenFml novdGky, nemfla
zAdnGho ycIkrho yIiVu ma situaci
ma yychodnl rront6 poyseebnt, ale
yojensti odbornici mali m 10, "
podafi So j zmirniii nell dotasnf
zaatHviti ruAky p0stilp. Jsoi ale
toho ndhIedu, N vojenskd sila
Teuionu na yychod6 ncni tako
vOu, ably mohla Vytlatltl Rusy 7
1zemi Y prnbehn posledniho ma
porl dobyteho, Iiuskt armddy
jsou dokonnIc pfiprayeny pro od
razcni tohoto protindporu zpra-
w 4 Petrohfadu naznatujl, u
kontrola mad inicialiyou dosud Sc
naltzd v rukon Rusn,
Mackenscu nreiv6voda karel
ndslcduik .rakousktho trnnu, ode.
hrali Sc na vyehodni froulu, ably
fidili teuto proiipobyh, Jednatl
bude No hlayn6 @ ahehrauu koyes
Ia a lNova, ale pokHs o ,zallAteni
ruskfch llnii zpet utiudh bude /
uu ithu dlouht lluir Nejyice no
eeho yoiska sousttedeno hylo IA
pudnt nd stnphod reky, kde hoie
isuu v pfliomne doht plutm
proudu Il ma 50 IA Ia, H. Y nekolle
ku nasledujieieh dueeh doide '
techlo mistech X rofbodndmu al
paNl O teutp dnlestti heletnitnl Il
Sel,