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Bismarck S Treat
nnentof theFrench
in 1877 ] and
Grant S Mag.
nanimity Con-
trasted-Crisis in
the Russo Japan
csc Negotiations

IN battle Or were wounded. but more
than 10000 died from disease. The
cost OF the war was $3.50. 000, 900, which
seems like flea bite when compared
with the stupendous sumo expended
by the United States in the word war
The United States is not new to the
business Of making treaties 1t be-
gan after the Revolution. when Great
Britain signed the treaty that gave all
of the country between the Atlantic
and the Mississippi to the new United
States of America. In 1895 We made
a treaty with Spain whereby we were
allowed to use New Orleans as
port. The same year we signed pact
with AlgierS by which the Algerian
pirates were paid $4,000 and an an
nual tribute OF $4,000 on the promise
not to disturb American sailors.
After the War of 1912 we signed an
other treaty of peace with England.
The treaty wac signed at Client, in
Belgium, December "a, 1914, but tlis
news reached this country only attic
the famous battle OF New Orleans
which was fought on January 8. Thu
war cost the United States 100000
but 1t was cheap at the price.
1t was the treaty which the United
States made with Japan on May 81,
1854, which led to the wonderful dc
velopment of that country. It oc
CURED during the administration OF
Pierce. AT that time the only japanese
port open to foreigners was Nagasaki.
In 1853 Commodore Perry went with
letters to the Japanese Government
asking 1t to open commercial rela ions
with the United States, He anchored
outside OF Yokohama. He was told he
would have to 60 to Nagasaki but re-
fused and said he would stay there
until his letters were accepted. They
were accepted in the end.
The last notable treaty signed by tho
United States was the outcome OF the
Spanish American War. When Spain
sued for peace commissioners were
appointed. and they met in Paris in the
latter part OF 1898. ON December 10
of that year the treaty Of peace was
finally signed. BY the terms Of that
document Spain lost Cuba, Porto Rico
the Philippines and Guam In the La .
drones. The United States agreed ~
pay Spain $2O,o0o,O00 for the Philip
pines. This treaty was ratified by the
| Senate February 6, 1899.
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England. He lived with his father
and mother at Keele Hall in Stafford
shire, a magnificent country mansion
In the Tudor style. or at Ken Wood,
one Of the most beautifully situated OF
the old Hampstead houses. with large
gardens and grounds. He seemed as
sured of a life untroubled by the need
OF making money.
The first exhibition OF his new
works, created by Mr.. Reveille from
his sketches--of which two OF the
most brilliant were LA Guanita' and
the "Madonna"-was given the other
day in the Chinese salon at Reveille
& Rossiter's. The setting. like the
gowns, was unique. Instead OF prom
enadine in the usual kind of salon.
slender and serious mannequins did
the camel walk in a wonderful black
chamber filled with treasures from
China and Japan. What light there
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NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THEATRES

for three performances for the win
ner OF the prize, giving her the choice
of roles and the selection OF the operas.
The regular opera company had to
support her, the orchestra was the
same as for any gala performance
and all Antwerp would turn out TO
Judge and show It's approval or dis
approval OF the debutante singer"
Mile. Beige was trained by the
teachers of the Conservatoire. but in
private lessons given in her own home.
At the end OF her sixteenth year she
found herself eligible for the compe-
tition at the opera house. on the
night OF her trial performance there
were five others making their initial
bow before the public--four young
girls and one man. Mile. Beige ad-
mitted that she was the only one of
the five whose services were requested
for the following year by the director
Of the opera house,
Playwrights have suffered many
humiliations at the hands of unkind
audiences, but Anthony Paul Kelly.
the author of Three Faces East" at
the Conan & Harris Theatre grieves
under the sting OF forcible election.
The other evening he was barred from
the performance OF his own play.
He came into New York FOX a two
hour stopover on his way from official
business at a certain naval station.
and slipped into the theatre to see
how Three Faces East" Jared There
were no seats. so he stood meekly in
1.-The back OF the house. When Sam
Harris entered the playwright pre-
pared for pleasant chat, when the
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Treaty About toBe
Drafted Will Be
the Most Impor-
tant Document of
Its Kind in His
tory and Will At
feet Mankind for
Centuries
TN the capitals Of all the most i'm

TN the capitals Of all the most i'm.
portant nations preparations ART
i now under way for the draftinl
and the signing Of the greatest treat,
Of peace the world has ever known
It's effect is likely to be felt for hun
dreds of years. 1t will have a bearing
upon the government of all existing
countries and Of others that are now
in course Of formation. So far rs is
humanity possible it will aim to prevent
wars in the future. and will plan to
settle international disputes by the
rule Of reason instead Of by the sword
The far reaching character Of the
task is indicated by the number of ma
tons that have either been fighting
the German Austrian alliance or have
broken on relations with the Central
Powers. They include the United
States Of America, France, Belgium,
Great Britain. Serbia, Monteaegro.
Japan. San Marine, Portugal Italy,
Rumania, Cuba, Panama, Greece.
Siam, Liberia China, Brazil, Ecuador,
Guatemala, Hayti. Honduras and Rus
sia
The collapse Of Russia, instead of
removing that unfortunate country
from the list OF those concerned in the
coming treaty of peace. only serves to
make that part of the task all the more
difficult. So. on the other hand, the
breaking up of other countries, the
revolutions and the wiping out of ma
tional lines in countries like Bulgaria
Turkey and what was once Austria
Hungary make a problem that will re-
Quire the best brains and the most
astute craftsmanship of the world.
A review OF the greatest treaties the
world has hitherto known only goes to
prove the immensely of the present
task by comparison. Now that the
Germans are vanquished the natural
instinct viii! be to inquire how the Ger
mans acted when they were the VIC
tors. In order TO obtain an answer to
this question 1t is only necessary 10
turn back to the Franco Prussian war
At that time the King OF Prussia
established his headquarters in the
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was came from electric lamps COW
cred In melon shaped shades OF Abril-
liant yellow silk. For second the
model paused in a brightly lighted
niche. then she moved forward into
the DINNER light and turned and
twisted for n few seconds before van
ishing into the wall.
IF one fact stood out more clearly
than another" said a woman who was
present, ut was that Count Michael
has catholic tastes. The uniform of a
Rumanian officer had furnished him
with the notion for a skating dress In
powder blue cloth velours trimmed
with gray astrachan.
THE pink trousered beauty of a
boudolr gown yelled In mauve chif-
fon suggested the harem rather than
anything so up to date as a robe to
he put on when the Take cover warn
ing comes through before an air raid
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delayed over trifes to such an extent
that the negotiations were broken Off
and Scott with a strongly reinforced
army started to move into the interior.
The Mexican Commissioner thereupon
quickly signed the treaty, the historic
event taking place in the town OF
Guadalupe Hidalgo on February 2,
1S4S.
BY this treaty Mexico ceded to the
United States New Mexico, Upper CAL
ifornia and Texas to the Rio Grande
in return for the payment OF Sic, 000,-
900. 1t was agreed that 100000 Of
this amount should be paid in cash at
once and the remainder in install
ments. This country agreed to take
care of unpaid claims of American
citizens against Mexico and to keep
our Indians from making raids across
the frontier.
1t Is interesting 10 note, however,
that the war did not end when the
combatants ceased firing" There
were all sorts OF difficulties before the
armIstice was signed. and after that a
prolonged debate in the Senate over
the peace terms. The Southerners
wanted additional slave territory and
the New England statesmen, led by
Webster wanted none at all. Between
them II looked for a time as IL the
war would be renewed, and IL it had
been Mexico might have been wiped
out as a nation. President Polk ad-
vocated a middle course and the
treaty was finally ratified on March
l. 1S4S.
Other American Treaties.
We had 100, 900 men In the Mexican
war and that was considered some
army" in those days Only | 400 fell
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violent stage whisper attacked him,
do you expect 10 hold up every man
woman and chilli that comes into Shis
theatre? If you weren't in uniform
I'd pvt you ont OF here myself one
management"
Kelly was apologrttc. I'm tell you
what YOU missed" he offered, If
you'll meet ma after the first act"
The playgOer backed him toward the
door. IF see you around after the
first act" he began. But the play
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people in the back rows looked mcnac-
ing and Mr.. Harris went out
\ few minutes later George NJ.
Cohan came in and the young author
turned his pent UP loquacity in that
dire ction, The nearby audience grew
irritable. Mr.. Cohan disappeared, but
before blssful silence ensucd the ebul-
lent Kelly spied Sam Forrest, pro-
Queer OF the play. coming in the door
He made a plunge in that direction,
but was intercepted. See here"
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MCrNG the numerous attacks

A MONG the numerous attacks
~ that have been made on Shake
speare since Bernard Shaw set
the fashion Robert r. Mantell has
, read with interest one from So
cialistic writer who argues that Shake
speare had no sympathy with the
common people. Shakespeare's heroes
and heroines. thi. writer maintains
are all OF noble. or at least gentle"
birth. Men and women OF humble ORR
gin, he asserts. are held up to ridicule
and contempt. Innumerable passages
in support Of this theory are cited, and
Mr.. Mantell admits the writer has
made a strong case.
But he is at sea as TO the motive"
said Mr.. Msntell to an interviewer yes
terday afternoon. TT was not because
Shakespeare had no heart to feel for
| the man ~ humble origin that he ridi-
cules him. 1t Is rather because he,
| like the other dramatists of his time
knew his friends from his foes. He
paints his friends in rosy colors. while
his enemies he caricatures and holds
! up to ridicule!
Shakespeare lived at a time when
there was an insufrerab,e ignorance
and prejudice with regard to the stage
Richard III. first and later Queen Eli2-
abeth set themselves against this
spirit OF intolerance, which was not
merely sullen and passive, but too
often active and savage. Royalty
and the court befriended the players,
! willie the masses rallied at them. and,
when possible. did them injury. Actors
were regarded In the villages and the
country places as the devils mission
! aries and the country justices an
noyed them at every possible oppor-
tunity. Even the city Aldermen. in
| the very shadow OF the court, treated
them with insolence and prosecuted
them as much as they dared.
| Now, Shakespeare was player as
well az a drumatist, and he must have
had personal encounters with such
shining representatives OF the masses.
Numerous stories OF like clashes must
| have come often to his ears through
association with fellow actors. 1t is
undoubtedly TO this state OF affairs we
owe Dogberry, Shallow, Slender, Bot
tom and the rest"
Tho Conservative at Antwerp"
| said Tavic Beige OF "Fiddlers Three,
''was subsidized by the State, and any
one might attend its lectures and
classes. The fee in those prewar days
was only 81 a year, and IL the pupil
attended classes regularly and pune
tuaNy at the end of the year the fee
was returned.
THE best teachers In all Belgium
held classes at the Conservatolre.
Ysaye taught the violin; the rest OF
the teaching staff, though not SO well
known TO Americans. were OF the same
quality Ernest Van Dyck. now estab-
lished In London rs n teacher OF roper
toire, was one OF them. Glasses In act
ing, In repertoire. In every angle OF
dramatic art were offered to the people
Of Belgium at an almost intinitesimal
rate.
"But the greatest advantage that
the Conservatoire offered its pupils
was an opportunity for a hearing.
There were competitions in the classes
at the end OF the year and the win
ner OF the first prize had legal right
TO be heard In the Antwerp OpeR
House. with the complete parapher-
MALTA of n first class performance,
The director was obliged TO arrange
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stigat. Baku 81 vor proceda ,imed-
at ca sa curete de bolsevici regiu-
nea Caspica. 4 0 forta a aliatilor
intre care 81 un regiment Ameri-
can, fnainteaza la sud de Archan-
gel; o alta forta aliata la Muir
mansk. Suportul moral al acestor
forte, combinate Gu determinarea
Rusilor sanatosi la Greer. vor ii
indeajuns ca sd stirpeasca boise,
vismur fara 0 interventie puter-
MICA a tarilor din yestul Europei.
De sigur rolul bolsevismufui
din Europa e aprpape sfIrsit. Nj
meni nu Sc indoieste ca leadarii
cruzi 81 mercenari sunt nemernici
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81 fricosi, 81 pare de necrezut ca
ei sd astepte renasterea nouei
Rusii orr sa astepte ca sa vina
englezii ca Sal spfnzure dupa cum
au jurat. Numai nici Gale 81
nici un loc pentru Lenine numai
poate recurge nici la fostul sau
stapfn, Mr.. Kaiser, ca sal ceara
protectie. Pentru Lenine 81 cei
de felul lui pare a fl numai o sea
pare - o complecta exilare de
buna vote. Poate ca este vre-un
loc prin Asia centrala orr printre
cei de pc la polul nord unde mi
ma civilizatiei nu va putea pune
nina pc asasinii unei natiuni.
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MarMlti$uTi,

a -
Petrino desla' Chicago, III:
inainte de asta Gu citiva ami 81
puMicase mutra in hainel de, oil
ter in Garda Nationala. Moi
stim ca toti eel din Garda .Natio-
nala, au trecut dincolo. Acuma SD
naEtc fntrebarea: unde este. Pc
trino, aici ori dincolo?
Culita, cuviosul de la Cernica e.
ste cautat pentru oare carl des-
lusiri, Gle un saloner sas din Gle
veland, Ohio. Ii putem servi a
dresa.
Cit dc adevarate vor Fl cele
din ,,Vagabondul" care intra gu
recomandatii in casele unora, are
sa Sc vada numai dupa ce vor
fluiera a paguba pagubasii de- a.
bonenti.
Acuma, dupa ce trecut raz-
boiul, ar fl bine sa ne spuna 81
germanii, ce fntelegeau dfnsii
prin numirea ,,camerad"g
Cind o fata Isl pune in street.
ear un picior peste celalalt, sd
stiti ca nu 0 face pentru ca sa sa-
da mai comod. ci pentru ca sd va
arate ciorapii eli cei noui de MA
tasa.
Termenul de ,,prieten verita-
bill al mmcitorilor constienti" =
daca 81 nu va fl ell tocmai de tot
bolsevichist, sa pare ca prea vine
de la Detroit, Mich. I'm prieten
.,veritabil' nu are sd pacaleasca
lumea 81 atunci cfnd site ca idea
surda sunt toate".
In lumea aceaSta sunt multe
soiuri de oameni pacaliti, dar eel
mai pirliti dintra toti sunt eel ce
trebue sa ,.1mprumute" banii lor,
de la femeile lor.
Apropo, un membru al dinas-
tiei vorbeste 81 celalalt tace. Pa
re ca STAIN in fata unei scindure
la a carei capete balanseaza dol
..dinastici"
Unii oameni sunt Alta de me-
insemnati mcit iti vine sa crezi
ca natura humai de aceea Ia in
zetrat GU capuri, ca sd alba in
ce sa-si AGATE palariile.
n
Daca Ungaria a devenit repu-
blica 81 Ardealul sa 1ntabuleaza
pc Romfnia Mare, atunci ce sd
vor face aici cei Gu multe atri-
butii unguresti?
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BOLSEv1CII Sc APROPIE DE
GROAPA

Regimul lui Lenine- -Trotzky de
asasinare 81 pradaciuni e aproape
de cadere. Proptelele Germane 81
rAustriace au fost dobOrite. Tero-
ristii sunt tinuti acum la putere
numai De maniacii de la orase.
Taranii ce au ascultat la promi-
siunile frumoase propagandisti-
lor s s'au cumintit, foamea lea ba-
gat mintea in cap si.s'a satiat de
cruzimi. Omorirea hristocratilor,
burghezilor 81 ,,intelectualilor"
81 a socialistilQr nu lea dat tara
ni.or supa de carne, dupa cum s'a
zis. Ba ceea ce au capatat taranii
q fost 0 multime de hoti germani,
ce an furat ceea ce taranii au
str7ns lasind neagra foamete in
urma lor.
Numai maniacii de la orase au
ramas firm scredinciosi bolsevis-
mului. Pradarile facute sub for
ma de revolte, confiscarile IA
cute sub protectia oare carei
legi a tinut pc acesti bolsevici
multumiti. fnsa eli nu sunt lupta-
tori. Cfnd toti germanii, prietenii
bolsevicilor vor esi din tara in
7ntreaga Rusie nu va Fl nici un,
luptator care sa stee fntre Leni-
ne 81 furcile ce Use vor pregati.
Toate districtele anti.bolsevis-
me din Europa 81 Russia asiatica
sslnt unite sub un conducator ce
consist& din guvernul provisional
din Omsk. Peter Nyologsdsky, ca
re 4a fost un advocat obscnr in
Siberia, eu drept cuvint se pune
acum Al fruntea guvernului pro-
yisional ~ prim-ministru. Sub
conducera hi Voloeodsky sunt
toate gs1ycrnele co s'au sculat
contra tiranici bolsevicilor. Stunt
acolo, gi guyerne conservative con
stitntionAliste, guverne socialiste
radicale, ggverne militariste ca
aAoegti, ii iNi-colo etc o ramasi-
II de prieteni 81 vechei biroucra-
iii, 81 toll Scestia sunt fern le-1
gati laolalt1 prin yra contra bol-
seyispauluis Din 1cessta fusiune|
de hsamestccat Va rxsAri nou1 vo
i1ta 4 Rusiei. VA rasxrfi = republi-
ct Ruseasc6 cv rnisite giSsl - lua
locul Alxturi de snfofi16 ei repn-
blici mai lilninate
n III scest fiipp ali1fi nm y TIL
rsi4e & cii,3e q 0l o ~ s 1Si
a0t 6st q ~ & h ~ Ii y li..| I 4
3
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INF0RMATIUNI

Cadavru intr 'un butoi de vim.
- San Francisco. - Politia din
New York gasit cadavrul unui
ON mtr 'un butoi de vim. care fu-
sese TRIMS din San Francisco, 81
Fcare sta in CARA de mai multi
timp, fara ca cineva sal ceara.
Butoiul fusese TRIMS aici pc 0 a.
dresa false.
Voturile Gu carl au cfstigat us-
catii. - Columbus, Ohio. - As
taxi s'a anuntat official Cd MAORI
tsl:ea uscatilor la votarea din 5
Noembrie fost de 25,759 de vo-
turi.
Viscol in Canada. Montreal.
Aici fnceput un viscol pu-
ternic, care a rupt mai toate Ii
mile de telegarf, asa cd ori ce CO.
municatie GU orasul Quebec este
intrerupta. De Luni noaptea "a
pada ,cade intr una.
Internarea printului Leopold.
- Berna. - Bolsevicii an inter
nat pc printul Leopold de Bava-
ria 81 pc generalul von Hoff-
mann. Printul, care fusese CONAN
dantul armatelor germane pc
frontul de vest, este ipternat IA
Raudanwarts, lar gercralul, care
fusese delegatul Germaniai Ia,
>Brest- Litovsk, este iIiternat IA
fortareata din .Koyno,
Studiares condition sociale.
New York. Cpntesa Maria
Loschi din Roma b inceput I'm
tur de sase saptamfni III Ameri-
ca, Gu seopul de a stndia conditi-
unile sociale, de educatie q po-
lifiee privitoare II fenei, ca du-
pa aceea sa raporteze guvernnlui9
italian.
RAssls Anglisi " viSita raxi-'
sui. Paris. Regele George;
81 regina Maria sunt aeteptx3i y;
soseasca cit dc curind n Fariss'
Ziarul Temps 4 zis u xiu1 so6irei|
va ii cea de ~ Noelpb
os = y h M ~ @ Y
o ~ C.l f "a ~ Z
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arsSk Il 4ile ferats. De
troit, 1f6hs ~ la linia ferata
Grand Fhaik s'au pus in grevaa
trei sute lss ampleianti, protes-
tind coli IA .unui ordin prin care
compana II tale tanticlna (bo-
nus ce lisse patise Pima acu,n.
Armels qfai femei. fntre-
buintind n deme de lupta un sa-
tfr, UNI ciftit. de bucstarie, un re-
vol1ser, ian, 4opor, D oslh. cu apii1
lfearta 81 Mai Wulte farfurii, DINA
Margarst Lawlor ! tinNt be scss
| riful local mai multi de ,ln ceasl
la portiIs cetatii. Serifdl veIlisel
0s. c1tivA .oaaneni so arestese, pen
trn cs ferneiasniu Sc presentase I'D
judecatorie u urna sifei citati-a
uni. Dei dintre oafnenii lcgei s'a1
ales din lapta Gu mai multe rant
pc. fata
Kaiserul avea alimente ascunse.
Amsterdam. III urma uneis an
chete consilinl soldatilor 81 mum
citorilor Ri affasit mari cantitati'
de de-; nfa9 cunoscdsa z r,:s palatai rai fos;
tuluvtics 50 scrie pc rim, rim cea sun,'a, maj
mare partc ru>, ;easta frana
era de extra calitate, de 81 popols
rul german traia de att timp Gu
imitatii de aliinente.
Republics poporului ungar. -
Budapesta. Guvernul q decis
ca de acum fncolo titlul Official al
Ungariei Sd fie ,,Republica Popo-
rului Ungar''.
salar de Ga dolari Pc ii.
Chicago. I'm nituitor, care lu-
era la vapoare Gu bucata 81 care
era platit dubu pentru lucrul de
Dumineca, !cfstigat Dumineca
trecuta Ga de dolari in opt cea-
surf.
Printul Lvoff W discuta Gu Sc
natorii. Washington. Prin-
tul LuoH, primul prescdinte al
democratiei rusesti dupa detro-
narea tarnlui, va discuta situatia
ruseasca saptamfna viitoare Gu
comitetul senatului pentru aface-
rile straine.
Cereri de pa3aposrte. New
York. De II sesnnarea armis-
titinlni nlc0aae IL niinistetul afa-
cerilor stra1he asl VENT peste
100, 600 al cstuli pentru liberare
de pasapoartt. Acestra sunt per-
soane carl voiesc sd piece din ia,
ra. Toate cererile au fost refu-
zate.
Refntoarcetea prizonerilor TIA
klieni. Berl1a. S'au facut a.
ranjamente pentru transportarea
prin Elvetia a 100000 de priso-
neri Italieni din Austria 81 Ger
mania. Primele trenuri speciale
au trecut pc aici Sfmbata. IN fie-
care tren erau cite 800 de oa-
meni.
Legatiunea ceha in Italia.
Roma. Cehii si-au stabilit le-
gatiune la Palazzo Massimo, in
Italia. Leone Boursky este insar-
cinatnl de afceri 81 capitanul Clio
vanni Seba atasat militar.
Fslicitxri trimiss Americei.
Washington IN urrla semna-
rel armistitiului, preyedintcle
Wilson i primit felicitari de la
toate tarile E1ropene, de "a, Ja-
ponia, de Ia China ii de Ia toate
republicile annex kicane. Textul te-
1nr,a xNy 1xvv,e,,tS mari rnrltn-
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dintata. Miliarde de metri de sir
ma Gu colt sunt insirati peste tot
teritorul din nordul Frantei. Pen
tru adunarea Ell va trebui timp de
maj multe luni.
Demobilizarea in Canada. - Mon
treal. Generalul +. w. Wilson
a dat ordin pentru demobilizarea
tuturor trupelor de expeditiune
din acest district. Planul genera
lului este sa Sc desmobilizeze so,
600 de oamenit dintr'o data.
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Daca Ungaria a devenit repu-
blica 81 Ardealul sa 1ntabuleaza
pc Rominia Mare, atunci ce sd
vor face aici cei Gu multe atri-
butii mgurestig
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Legatiunea ceha in italia.
Roma. Cehii si-au stabilit le-
gatiune la Palazzo Massimo, in
Italia. Leone Boursky este insar-
cinatul de afceri 81 capitanul Gio-
vanni Seba atasat militar.