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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-10-19
Bridal Gift of Montana
Woman, Million Dollars

and made the mine the first producer
of the cobalt country.
Success followed until now Thomp-
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-10-19

son is one of the big men in the finan-
cial metropolis.
And that is how he was able to give
his daughter, Montana bred girl, a
cool million as her bridal bit.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-10-19
CURE AND SMOKE
YOUR OWN MEATS
NO REASON WHY FARMERS
CAN'T SAVE MONEY IN
THIS WAY.

Good Results May Be Secured Even
With Temporary Apparatus Which
Costs Little Money to Prepare.
Resinous Woods Must Be Avoided
As They Spoil Flavor Of Meat.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-10-19

M. N. A.-WK-10-16-16.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-10-19

One nice thing about being married
is that man always has some one on
whom to blame things.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18
Bryan and the Democratic Program.

Mr., Bryan serves notice in the most publis
manner that he will be present &c St. Louis
convention neither as delegate nor as an alter
nate from Nebraska or any other state. His Of
fetal connection, therefore, with the proceedings
will be as newspaper correspondent But what
will be his unofficial relations to the great gath
eringi This is the question which will keep busy
the sages and augurs OF the party for the next
few weeks.
II is as unlikely that the convention will get by
without hearing from the Great Commoner as it
is that Wilson will not be renominated, This
presents the dilemma quite plainly TO the leaders
Of the party. and they may take either horn they
can lei Mr.. Bryan write the platform for the sixth
time and force the president TO run on il, or they
can discard Mr.. Bryan's views, and challenge his
influential opposition before the voters As 10 the
mere matter Of platform, il is OF no especial sig
n6cance to the democrats. Mr.. Bryan has writ
ten five for them, and they have totally ignored
the only one they have had chance to redeem.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18
experimenting University Training

When the student body OF the University Of
Nebraska comes to Omaha for its impending
visit it will find much TO supplement- the training
given al the university Here they will have the
best possible opportunity 10 observe the opera
tons Of modern commercial and industrial life,
together with the communal activities that make
the city such factor in the affairs OF the race
Omaha will give them not only cordial welcome,
but will open every door to them, that they may
see "thc wheels 20 around" and return 10 their
school work with better understanding Of how
things arc really done The various institutions
Of the city have much that will enlist the close in
terest Of the student and while he cannot learn
il all al a single visit he will get notion Of what
il all means and how the assemblage Of so many
enterprises combines in harmony to make up
large city.
The students will also find that Omaha's ma
terial growth has not outrun its intellectual and
spiritual development They will find evidences
Of culture and artistic taste in plenty OF devotion
to the cultural life in It's highest and most i'm.
portant complications Former students OF Ne
braska, hundreds OF them graduates from tie
states great school, as we'll as hundreds Of stu
dents and graduates from other eminent colleges
and universities, are active in every profession or
vocation in Omaha, and these will all join in Civ
ing greeting 10 the undergrads from Nebraska
II ought TO be memorable day for both visitors
and visited
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18
Telling Il to the Editor.

President Wilson has found the unfailing
source OF consolation to which his fellow coun-
trymen habitually resort He told his private
troubles to the editors and reporters who we're at
the dinner OF the National Press club, and these,
knowing it TO be good story, got permission TO
put II on the wire. The presidents recital differs
from other stories the editor hears chiefly in that
it comes from the president. Into the sanctum
daily comes the whole stream Of human life; the
sorrow and JOY OF the community, its triumphs
and failures, the good and the bad, all comes unto
the editor, who deals with them all He gives
comfort and first aid, and sometimes last; II he
must reprove, he does it with genteness; il he
helps, he does it with JOY; he reprehends with
hrmness, counscls with wisdom, condemns in
mercy, and strives 10 deal fairly with all matters.
Like the president, he now and then finds it
necessary to knock man down for the good Of
his soul and then he strikes But he never tells
all he knows, even il he does sit up nights wor-
rying over the troubles of other people. lie sell
dom has any Of his own.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

a dairy country equaling the famous
Wisconsin. All these await the COM
ing Of those transformers of the Wild
erness into garden, people and rail-
roads.
Do the sons Of Nebraska farmers
want honest Why seek a far off
Canadian wild, the distant grain belt
Of the Dakotas or Montana, or the
irrigated valleys Of the mountain re-
gions, while here in our very midst
lies this varied agricultural possibil-
ity and opportunity. The time is near
when the live stock will be doubled,
the dairy products multiplied, the
grain and potato output increased
many fold all awaiting the coming
Of the means Of transportation. The
natural possibilities here are almost
unlimited; sweep Of the drainage
tool and fertile hay swamp will be-
come warm, productive soil; it has
the water current, constant and
strong, to furnish power, heat and
light for every industry OF manufac-
turing. Mills and canning factories
would find this place worth consider
ing. A people with vision may see
in the near future swift transforma-
ton Of this region into a prosperous,
well settled community.
Who are 10 be the lucky people,
who the aggressive transportation
companies that shall take possession
OF the landl II will require deter
mination and faith, but there are those
who have both. A hungry world is to
be fed; who will produce this feed,
who will carry il 10 MARKET This is
the great problem before this people,
the people Of this great state. Shall
we, the sons Of Nebraska pioneers,
wait until land-hungry Europe takes
possession Of this soil that should be
our heritagel You say this soil is
composed OF sand. Yes, but sand
more fertile than that Of the famous
Jersey garden or those Of the Flor
ida coast.
What is needed here is a touch
Of that magic thing which connects
the producer with the consumer
means Of transportation.
But" the people here say, we
have gone out after the railroads and
begged them TO come in. They have
delayed their coming until we are
well nigh discouraged" The time is
past for the people TO beg for a
railroad. Ii is now only a question
OF which will be the lucky company
to grasp the opportunity that is now
here. w. II. CAMPBELL.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18
Dissent Of a Minister.

Omaha, May l7.-To the Editor 81
The Bee: The discussion at the Min.
isterial union, Monday last, reported
in the papers, on the paper Of DR..
Hull concerning Americas attitude in
view Of conditions caused by the
great world-war, allowed no time
for defense OF the position, that
the United States Of America is I'M
neutral in allowing the sale Of NUM-
tons Of war to the belligerent ma
tons, and | therefore ask the privi-
legc OF presenting some arguments
in its favor.
II Is surprising that ministers Of
the gospel should take the position
that It is the legal right Of this coun-
try 10 sell arms and ammunition to
any one who can buy. But one re-
members that there were ministers
who, during the struggle for the free
dom OF the slaves, maintained that
the holding OF slaves was a legal
right and that slaye-owners could not
be disturbed in their possession. This
is the position OF the liquor manufac-
turers and saloon keeper today. He
says that II is legal right for him
TO sell his death-dealing goods. But
the states, one after the other arc
saying, that it shall no longer be his
legal right. But even in this state,
where il is a legal right, we minis
tiers, and thank God, hosts Of others
are saying with the words OF the
scripture: Woe unto him, that put
teth the bottle TO his neighbours lips, ;"
and we maintain that though II be
legal right, II is not moral right,
and as soon as we can we are going
to make il a crime legally So, grant
that il be the law OF nations, that
will not make il moral right to sell
munitions of war And America, in
view OF the high ideals which the
paper aforesaid presented, ought to
take the high ground of refusing to
do a thing morally wrong even ii it
be legally right.
II il is right to sell to all and any
who can buy, why is il wrong TO re-
fuse to sell to all or anyl The latter
course has the advantage of freeing
US from any participation in the awful
conflict. Refusing to sell munitions
would mean aid to one OF the nations
and that is wrong, il is claimed Is
il right then to sell TO the other and
help itf I'VE ought to have done this
in the beginning OF the war. but now
it would be wrong say some. II
il was right in the beginning it must
be right now. and il il was wrong
10 start il surely cannot be right TO
continue,
The muniton barons are iattening
on the profits, and some OF the over
flow is coming to the masses, but
these swollen fortunes gained by the
slaughter OF millions can bring no
blessing in the end True are the
words OF scripture quoted in DR..
llills paper. ne not deceived, God
Is not Knocked. Whatsoever ma.
ton soweth, that nation shall also
reap Yes. aud America viii reap
a harvest OF war, from her sowing
tbs seeds Of Wat.
FREDERICK 4. pAMP
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18
Control Of Ocean Freight Rates.

Gradually the governments that are engaged
in the war are picking up the loose ends Of adj
ministrative effort and are co-ordnatng the
lesser things that have been neglected because
OF more Immediately pressing matters One OF
these things is the cost of carriage Of goods
across the ocean The great bulk OF this I'M
preeedented toll has gone into the pockets of the
Britous, for they own the ships This situation
was one Of the subjects for discussion at the
recent conference OF leaders OF the Allies at
Paris, and il is reported that steps were then
taken that may result in better adjustment OF
ocean freight rates.
Engand's allies, naturally FESTIVE under
being forced to pay the added tribute to British
vessel owners, propose that the shipping facili-
ties OF the several countries be pooled and prop
ery apporlioned that each may secure service
required on terms less burdensome than now
prevail This plan may be carried out by requ-
sitioning the ships II will be but part OF the
work commenced when the governments took
over the munition plants and other factories
tha, contribute TO the prosecution Of the war,
put limit ON private profits IN other directions.
and generally planned Tor the amelioration as
far as possible OF social conditions II would
bring more Of order 10 ocean shipping aud would
lead the governments into a new field
The regulation OF ocean freight rates has
hitherto been LETT 10 competition, but with the
possibility ol concerted action between the ma.
tious whose citizens own The hulk ii the ship.
pins now IN service rs control Is moi onl, pos
sbls bu, probable Il forecasts new conditions
incident 70 the vah the effect ii which MAY
become permanent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18
03e 8eesd3a
seMSBoaftf
ouerulous On the Junk Business.

Nehawka, Neb., May ITO the
Editor OF The Bee: This letter box
seems to be place where we can
air our grievances, or find out what
we want 10 know--sometimes.
For several months | have been
reading that, owing to the war in
foreign countries, there was a short
age Of paper making material IN TINS
country, both old papers and maya
zines and rags OF all kinds. Beng
OF an economical and thrifty turn |
proceeded to gather up from my own
household storehouse about a wagon
load, more or less, to swell my pin
money,
So j wrote to Washington for in
structions, etc, and when | wrote
TO the address given me for prices
and further instructions they wrote
that they did not understand what !
meant, and some said they were not
in the junk business.
Then | wrote TO several paper
firms in Omaha and they in turn
referred me to others, or else quoted
prices so low that il was just like
giving them away, annd they would
only take them in car loads deliy-
cred in Omaha, which is out Of the
question. Now what ] want TO know
is, who will buy my stuff Or shall
| make huge bonfire TO celebrate
my swearing off from this particular
kind OF crazy economy
SO many times we read that
women ought to be so saving, not
waste a paper or rag, or a morsei OF
food.
Wonder how this saving business
would work with the men for awhile.
Straw, grass and even chips make
a good kind Of wrapping paper. But
haven't seen any men out around
the barns where II is strewn all
around. gathering il up and tieing il
up 10 sell. Neither have | seen them
gathering up the old nails, bolts,
tin cans and rubbers from the back
yards and work sheds. This makes
good scrappel. Neither have | seen
the men sitting up nights TO mend
the harness or old tools, or even their
shoes. Why all this thrift on the
wife's side, and on the mems side the
cigar, the newspaper or the picture
showl Let's play fair, sink or swim
together. II any one wants 10 en-
tighten me on the junk business do
so in the Letter Box very soon, or
up she goes in smoke" o. K.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

Facilities iol divorces remain unchanged
IA Nevada hat the DEGREES III ths ,oatts lu
ths ,ial matter - prppstb division encounter
Vida ietfse oetAmtd 90 psfls stideueg 0as
stripped ~ Ne financial H,nmnks b tteset
rulns hl lht Nov vfk souu ~ appeAh fuN
lahh aed ,fgln vas ttt0slei lht dt,feg sH1
De aloeW awarded bul ,Isuss Ffo,iWs 90
an equal ditsoH "a pfapefit a1Q9atA du50s
atdte8 Ntt Was ~ Wlds ~a iat 4 Sew Neft
lnuts at geasgfugd Nevada 0glftft W az.
sltltI5a o. ditufst AND ai.muat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18
SMILING LINES.

Edith=-so your father told you he was
opposed 20 your marrying Jack What did
you say7
Wilful winnie told papa that iuterven-
ton would mean wHr--Hoaton Transcript
"a dollar box Of candy for me, hubby?
Really, / must curb such oXtraVagance."
II bought you one frequently before we
were married"
"But things are different now. 1nstead
Of dollar box OF candy II would have been
better TO have gotten me Decent box, aud
q sport coat, and that spring parasol
want 80 much."--New York Times.
Mrs Flubdub has left her husband"
The poor thing | must run right over
and Cundone with her"
as no use She won't tell what for
Pittsburgh Post.
what are you doing with that lady's
slipper IN your pocket? Looking for a
Cinderella"
Nav; my wife wanted some stockings
to match I couldn't cut a section out Of
the slipper. 40 I had TO bring the pesky
thing along.'--Louisyiile Courier-Journal,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

Have you any objections 10 me as =
son In law" asked the young man.
yes" replied Mr.. CumrOx AT present
you're cheerful and companlonable and 1
like you first rate"
Then why not have mo IN the family"
~ don't want 70 take chance on spoil
ing you. / don't know how you would
turn out after mother and the girls had
boased you around for few years.
Washington Star.
Bar0n--AmOng the young women OF
Borneo elongated car lobcs are regarded as
a mark " beauty ....
Egbort-But don't they got awfully IN the
way when eating corn on the cob2--Yonk-
crs Statesman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

Stirred By the oceans of publicity poured on
Henry Ford's peace campaign, three rival auto
mobile makers OF Detroit have taken the oppa-
site side Of the conversation and thunder in vain
Tor recognition preparedness serappers From
distance it looks as though the opposing forces
must employ armorcd cars TO ward off the shells
of hot air
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

Down in Lincoln Mayor Bryan is urging
complete separation OF the financial control OF
the municipal water works from the operation
OF the plant and puts up some pretty plausible
reasons for t. Perhaps our Omaha Water board
might, with advantage, look into the organixa.
ton aud division Of authority prevailing IN tho
water departments OF other cities
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

St Louis waterusers arc complaining about
a new sliding scale Of water rates there which
vary from little over II cents per hundred cubic
feet TO as cents. II those folks also paid water
bills in Omaha they would feel better about their
bills IN 81 Louis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

Shippers OF prairie schooners are so few and
lar between that the latest submarine orders are
OF little consequence in these parts. In the hey
day OF their glory they would not pass a haystac&
without hating, and their successors throw 10
their hands at sight OF gas tank
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

fht Wa0Rtns gsmp itatWfe ~ national hgep8t.
ethfti a tlssails tpfsadas Throughout do snaa
wi Aside .fen a m.titfa Wales lhs ttgtfsa5s
s sd nllms aaFaGaHtt a. 3.8gifiss l.tts anal
p@NRsAi hfHetna teg ihg nAftMnaM Ntbgass2a.
rag hff,ls3 apan o. ao thsp shat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

II would seem that Lieutenant Governor Pear
son took Edgar Howards congratulations on his
denomination in earnest, notwithstanding Edgars
discovery that he was mistaken as to which OF
them had carried off the democratic nomination
ior that nffice
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

Il is evident in many quarters that boosted
prices are bound finally TO break from excess
weight The wisdom Of doing without carries an
impressive message 70 The boosters.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

Gothams mighty outpouring for preparedness
touches Chicago on a tender spot, and promises to
result in rival walkout In the matter OF walk
outs, Chicago has no superior.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

Caution to auto-drivers. once more; Go slow
and keep constant lookout.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

Il may be coincidence but the fact remains
that three auto knockdowns constitute an un-
seemly celebration Of the coroncr's verdict ae-
quitting uniformed speeder.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18
Nebraska Press Comment

o,Sen Frontier The state Of Washington is
tsIhtns of sending Bryan a delegate TO the ma
,tonal convention 40 silent rebuke TO the Nebraska
democracy. II Oaut be done. lm amt ho a'eh AMI
NAL Tie next mins we hear Henry Fora viii Dc
seloctmg Roosevelt as chairman OF his permanent
peace commission.
nsatrico rNnreass Yegsmcn entered a printing
offcs Al omaha and secured aiio ia cash. II would
be interesting know whether dis Vas "a real OF
"s,ase9 money
f4iser Heraa Jim pahinau " about tine uuiueN.
ient set when h0 ran amuuk With the hryans n
ols Ho lost lhe suvonoreHip AND aten he tigd up
vlta them ms hs lost ,ae national committee.
sh,r
tfta,eat Ifl6upt f62 uss patHs aat tHst
Henry BORT having ssrrlsa lhe uUnahs 1sutlt U5y
twa delegates tu e6Naso. "a trs aad should pttt
a. bpHnd ht ue ptnuafS tNtNtrt "a tatt taf hlh
and sfr ppi 81 tske mttaNttnts tram thf tfaHit m
as tatuf State eHiel sitsa aftAtnf tuHuuius
tusFt lsAt n,ti fef3 fHs heneiiafs rrusiltueats
~ taasf iaa dglfeAtgs lt taila afe tHe Nvstfa ut
tf ltatflNt aalEs selected utm oatt i.e f80r Aals
sa,ss ttlsfsa s5e H,pna e t.e sates etts
Ksasan fne ~. i3st rsnsias o.. ,e HH
ttassF ptft d Nai*ttsa d s.1aiY,sa 3faek eei a.s
HHuHse u2aH rNe HaiteA ai sifteao ftgd
ttfa sstss Fafs tNett tatbn ssaaH ua.1ais
0,lp sntlfn aetat aaains ta aa l.s t1lale
aassvt4
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

There is a fighting chance that the democratic
battle in Nebraska will outlast the battle Of Yer.
dun. The boys in the trenches deserve ali the
sympathy endurance commands.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

The weapon against railroad discrimination is
within reach OF the injured community What is
needed Is the unity and courage to WELD IL Sub
mission TO first blows stamps the victim as an
easy mark
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

Still, there is no certainty that preparedness
paradcrs would outrun the onlookers should
real call come.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

Still, city whose inhabitants were not an
noyed by noises would impress everybody as
dead one"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

Ak-Sar-Ben's spring roster OF 1900 members
foreshadows high grade OF pep for the Golden
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

Subscribers leaving the city temporarily
should have The bee mailed 10 them. Ad.
dress will be changeL as often as requested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

r4lger nerala tim nahiman " about Tine unAsN'
iest get When DO ran anuek With Nts hFyans in
lats he lost the suvornoreHip AVID Whep bel tlcd up
with them ths year ht loat ,bt national committee
hnlp
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-18

beatrice Express Yeggmon entered printing
ofncs al omaha and secured aiio Ia cash II Woul
he interesting 10 know whether dis VAS an real OF
esiake5 money
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18

crti In vsi umori, XII iih ie incl bivS diktator
IL casa svojega predsedniStva ma dust potrujeio
da pravzaprav nj bill mic druzega kakor prost zlo-
Cincc.
Steer je pa Hucrta pred svoio smrt 10 sam od-
pIstil svojim sovraznikom. Toliko Sc je navel
krStanstva. kaj to- kako ziviS da Sc le ma smrtni
postelj 'pObotaS svojm Bogom.
Ali pri Iluerti hi bilo vazneiSe. kako misliio
nJegovl sovrazniki njem, ne pa kako msli on o
nJih On jih je metal jecc dial jh ie moriti ME
mu Sc nj zgodilo mic druzega kakor da e moral o.
pustlti predsedniStvo in da ga nj smell Sc enkrat
ugrabit
Steer Je bill pa Huerta zanmiva prikazen V
njegovh zilah ie tekla indijanska kr po naukih
'rasnih teOretiGarjev" hi moral biti torej mani
sposohcn cd belih Judi. Pa vendar je znal orga-
nizirati vstasko armada, postal jc general polastil
sc jc predsednistva republike, vlada ie da ie
konfiscirati imetja, metati lud ieGe iih strcla-
ii csto kakor kaksen ruski car turski sultan ali
nemSki kajzer.
Bill je torej xiv dokaz, da je barva koze DO
stranska rec. In drugih razmerah bi bill iz MEGA
lahko postal znamenit in koristen Glovek Prav ia
kO kakor bi bill Vilcek ali Mkavz ali pa katerikol
potepuh drugaGen drugih razmerah
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-18

pazarski sandlak In ko je zacela delat svoje kr-
wave racune ma Balkanu. tudi nj mislila izpustiti
davno zazeljenega Lovcena
ALI Crna Cora kakor Srbija nj bila osamlje-
ma. Anglia, Francija, Russia Italia so bile ME
ne zaveznice. Crna Cora Jim je V resnic mnogo
pomagala Njena mala. ali uGinkovita vojska Sc
Je dolgo boJevala ma avstrijskih teh. S srbsko
vred Je PrSllila znatno armadno moe, da Sc ie bo-
Jevaa ma Juzni 'front.', kar je bilo Ia zaveznke We
hkega pomona.
kaJ pa so zavezniki storili zanjo? Kako so
nagradlll memo pozrtvovalnost2
Prve mesece so il dali Francozi nekoliko ka-
nonov, da jih je postavila ma Lovcen Dale Sc
zaveznlki MISC brigali zanjo.
SedaJ tarnaJo, da je pOstala AvStrja vladari-
rca Jadranskega morja Storili pa MISC nicesar.
da bi bill prepreGili to, i'll izgedalo je. kakor da
prcakuJeJo cudez Nihce svetu nj mogel misli-
H. da Sc bo mogla peScica Crnogorcev dolgo upi-
rati vellkanski prcsili Avstrije Crn Gori in tenn
sebi so mogli zavezniki pomagati e ma Ia na6in da
bl j blIl poSali zdatno vojaSko pomoc ko so to ze
zamudill Srbji ali pa da hi bill prGeli ma svojih
frontah ; tako ofcnzivo. katero hi bill morali
Nemc in Avstrijci izdatno raGunati