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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08
Phoenix Owned Mare Lands

In the other two heats, Grace Direct
was away in the lead and was never
headed, winning by length margins in
2:04A and 2:05A. Calgary Earl made
feeble bids for both events, but the
pace was too fast. South Bend Girl
was third, Leata J., fourth, and Bonde-
line, fifth.
Edith Carter was an easy winner in
all three heats of the 2;0S trot. In only
one heat, the third, was there any
question as to the result. In the last
mile, however, Columbia T., made a
strong bid for honors only to be out
in what appeared to be foul by Ward
behind Edith Carter.
The Adams horse came into the
strteh a good length to the good but
Ivey started his drive early with
Columbia T., next to the pole. 1t looked
like he had plenty of space to come in
In the opening and Was rapidly closing
the gap when Ward sent Edith Carter
over to the pole. A foul was claimed
by C. F. Silva, owner of Columbia r.
but it was disallowed by the judges
after deliberations of several minutes
Columbia T. was second and Lou Todd
third.
Durfee Wins Without Struggle
The 2:20 trot was a procession fol-
Barbara D., Durfee winning handily ii
all three heats.
Summary:
2:03 Trot-Purse 5000
Edith Carter, ch. m. WARD. l
Columbia T., b. m. Qvey) ......5 2
Lou Todd, b. m (Fleming) ....2 3
Belzabola, b. m. DeRyder) -
The Acme, b. S. (Guion) ......3
Time: 061a. 2:0SA, 2:10.
pos Pace-Purse S5,0oo-Copper
Stakes
Grace Direct, b. m. (BeclO III l
Calgary Earl. s. S. (Keener) q 2
South Bend Girl b. m.
(Fieming) .......-.. ........4
Leata J., b. m. (Jones) .......S
Bondeline, b. h. (Silva) .......5 A
Time-2:O414, 2:05%. 2:03A.
2:20 Trot-Purse $500
Barbara D., b. m. (Durfee) ....1 l
Kitty Bon. b. m. (Guion) "a 2
Ed H, b. g. (Beck) ..........2
| Superb. blk. (DeRyder) .......3
Time -2:OsA, 2:1oA, 2.1o%.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08
ALABAMA MINERS BUSY

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Nov. 7.-Ap-
proximately $4,000 tons of coal are
being produced daily in Alabama al
present, in spite of the coal miners
strike, according to claims of coal OPP
orators This means that approx
mately $4,000 miners are at work ano
that 81 mines are in operation, the OPP
orators said
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

Chemical concerns in Switzerland
pay their married men 10 per cent
above the salaries of the single men at
the same work, and married men get
"a cents a week besides the 10 per cent
increase, for each child under Is years
of age.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08
TIE AT SEVEN ALL

ATHENS. Ca, Nov. THE foot
ball teams of the University Of
Georgia and the University of Vfr-
ginia fought it out to : to tie to-
day III their annual game
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

ed the most popular girl at the show,
will make the competition for the
privileged doubly keen. The donn~
Mack Gardner, is a very public-spir-
tied citizen of Phoenix and has often
shown his generosity in lending his
assistance at entertainments for the
benefit Of the public.
Photographs of young women of
Maricopa county each and every one
of whom is eligible to the contest, may
be presented TO Cal Messner, who is
in charge of the election, or may be
given in at the Automobile show when
it opens this evening.
Each picture is to be posted with an
identifying number, while visitors at
the fair will be furnished with ballots
which they will mark with the num-
Der of their favorite. The ballots will
be counted after the voting has been
closed and the winner will be an
nounced from the stage.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-08

Under scientific and machine opera
ton it is said the annual yield of the
American farm could amount to So
100000 900 bushels of wheat and $780,
100000 bushels of corn.
Twenty million children attend Sun
day school in the United States.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-22
BISHOP GALLAGHER
ISSUES PASTORAL URGING WOM-
EN- TO REGISTER AND VOTE.

A pastoral letter mas been adj
dressed by Rt. Rev. Bishop Michael J.
Gallagher Of Detroit, Mich, to the
priests of the diocese, asking them
to call the attention of the women of
their congregations to the necessity
of registering in order to exercise
their newly acquired right of voting
tiOns.
In his pastoral, the Bishop says in
part: With the right to vote has also
come the corresponding duty to vote
as we'll as the heavy responsibility for
the conduct of the government under
which we live. This is a responsible
ity which can not be shirked by re-
naming away from the polls. If cor
ruption reigns in high places, if unfit
men who permit the morals of the
community to be debauched are placed
in office, if laws framed in the inter-
ests of the "malefactors of great
wealth." but crushing the backs of
the laboring men and grinding the
face of the poor, are enacted, If stat
utes are passed which violate the civil
or religious rights of our citizens, or
which are detrimental to good moral
ity, the ultimate responsibility both
in the sight of God and men falls on
the shoulders and rests on the con-
sciences of those who, possessing the
sovereign right of suffrage, fail to use
it virtuously at the polls.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-22
STONYHURST RECORD
FAMOUS JESUIT COLLEGE WILL
COMMEMORATE SOLDIER STU
DENTS OF WORLD WAR.

The Jesuit college at Stonyhurst in
England is to inaugurate memorial
to commemorate the past and pres
ent students who have served in the
great war. The proposed memorial
is to take the form of ID the foun-
dation of an annual solemn requiem
Mass; (2) the setting up at the col
lege of some commemorative design,
and the establishment of facilities. for
the education, at the college, of sons
or dependents of past students, who
have fallen; and, (3) the erection and
equipment of science laboratories.
For these objects fund of 100000
(S100,000) is to be raised.
The war record OF Stonyhurst is as
follows; alumni serving or who have
served, 973; 155 have lost their lives;
nine are missing; 21 are prisoners of
war; and 1877 have been wounded. Of
war honors the following have been
awarded to Stenyhurst men: Victoria
Cross, 8; Distinguished Service Order,
25; Military Cross, 65 (siX with BARI !;
and 152 have been mentioned in dis
patches for distinguished service.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-22
niece OF JEFF DAVIS
LATE MRS. MITCHELL WAS A
MEMBER OF CATHOLIC
CHURCH..

Mrs. Lucy Mitchell, widow of the
late DR.. C. J. Mitchell, and last living
niece of Jefferson Davis, the only
President of the Confederate States
of America, died on February 6 in
Vicksburg, Miss, at the home of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. COLUMBIA Flan-
agan, aged SO years.
Mrs. Mitchell's maiden name was
Lucy Bradford, and she was born in
West Feliciana Parish, La, in 1881.
Her mother was sister of Jefferson
Davis, and her father was a member
of one of the old families of Louis
lana. She was educated at the ia
nous Catholic Nazareth Academy
near Bardstown, KY, and was a
woman of many brilliant accomplish
ments.
She was member of the Cath.
olic Church, and took a deep in
terest in all the work of the church
societies, taking special interest IN
alleviating the distress of the poor
aud needy, wherever she found a case
of need and want. Her interest in
this work did not flag until declining
years made it impossible for her tc
continue active work.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-22
X. c. Fourth DEGREE
400 CANDIDATES TO BE INI-
TIATED IN ST. PAUL ON WASH
INGTON'S BlRTHDAY-Mc
is TOASTMASTER

The fourth degree of the Knights
of Columbus will be conferred on a
class of 400 candidates in st. Paul
on Saturday, February %. 1t will be
the first time in four years that the
degree has been conferred in st. Paul,
and the second largest class in the
history of the organization.
While the degree is being con-
ferred the supreme council of the
fourth degree of the Knights of Co.
lumbus will be in session. This
council will be composed CT DR..
Timothy Hanrahan of Boston, P. E.
Burke of New Orleans, Thomas P.
Flynn of Chicago and Robert E. Nor
rison of Prescott, Ariz.
Henry c. Soucheray of st. Paul,
master of the fourth degree in Min
nesota, will be in charge of the
class.
In the evening a banquet will be
held at The Saint Paul. More than
600 are expected to participate. Both
the palm room and the main dining
room have been set aside for the
banquet.
George NJ. McKenna of Napoleon
N. D., will preside at the banquet as
toaS master Mr. McKenna is grad
la+a of st. Thomas College, '96, and
Of the University of Minnesota law
school, '03. For twelve consecutive
years he has been district attorney at
Napoleon, N. Dak.-a record for con
tinuity in Office in that position in the
State He is also a brilliant orator
William D. Dwyer and DR.. E. w
Buckley Of st. Paul, Former Senator
julius Collier and Robert E. Morrison
will be the speakers.
The candidates who will receive the
degree come from all over Minnesota
Wisconsin, North and South Dakota
Several candidates are from New
York.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-22
ST. V|NCEAT'S SCHOOL
FIRE ALMOST ENTIRELY DE-
STROYS INSTITUTioN-WlL BE
REBUILT.

About midnight on Friday, February
IA, fire, which started in the center
of the basement, almost totally de-
stroyed st. Vincent's parochial school
in this city. The origin of the fire is
absolutely unknown. The interior of
the building and the roof are COM
plete loss. The walls alone are left
standing. Insurance to the extent OF
$4,000 was carried on the building.
The pastor, Rev. Timothy Crowley,
at once made arrangements to con-
tinue classes. For this purpose the
Church basement with several stores
in the neighborhood have been re-
Questioned. Glasses will be resumed
at once
st. Vincent's school was erected in
1901. This year the enrolment was
about 46O Eight Sisters of st. JOS
eph are in charge.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-22
A new ERA
MEXICO is HELPING PRIESTS TO
RETURN.

Negotiations are under way be-
tween the Mexican government and
influential Catholics for the return Of
American and other foreign priests
to Mexico, according to reports in cir
culation in Mexico City. 1t is under
stood the Catholic Church there is be-
ing reorganized on the lines of the
Church in Great Britain and the Uni
ted States, in order to eliminate the
complaints which were due to the old
Spanish ideas. In case the negotia-
tions are successful, it is said that the
Catholics will arrange a loan for the
Mexican government in return for the
privileges granted.
1t is stated, however, that Bishops
are not yet permitted to return.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-22
LEGION OF HONOR
CONFERRED BY THE FRENCH
GOVERNMENT UPON SUPREME
KNIGHT FLAHERTY.

Supreme Knight James Flaherty, of
the Knights Of Columbus, has been
notified by telegram that in grateful
recognition of the great work per-
formed by the Knights of Columbus
the Republic of France has conferred
upon him as the head of the Order
the Grand Cross of the Legion of
Honor. This is indeed a high honor
and one that is we'll deserved. 1t will
be appreciated by every member of
the Order, whom the French Govern
ment has sought to honor in thus hon
oring its supreme head.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-22
sir W|LFR|D LAUR|tR|
DISTINGUISHED CANADIAN LEAD
Err PASSED AWAY IN SEVENTY
EIGHTH YEAR OF AGE-WAS
PREMIER FOR MANY YEARS
ALWAYS A STAUNCH CATHOLIC.

Sir Wilfrid Laurier, former premier
of Canada, died at his home in Ottawa
on February II, after being stricken
with paralysis. The body lay in state
in the House of Commons from
Thursday until Saturday of this week.
On Saturday morning the casket
will be taken to Sacred Heart Church,
where Mass will be celebrated by
Archbishop Matthew Of Regina, an in
innate friend of the late leader.
Born in Quebec.
Born at st. Lin, Que, in 1S41, Sir
Wilfrid was the only French Cana
dian who was ever premier of Canada,
a portfolio he held from 1896 to 1911.
He was educated in the schools of
his native parish and at Assumption
College, Montreal He was called to
the bar in 1864, and for few years
edited several newspapers.
Sir Wilfrid's career in politics ante
dated the federation of the provinces
into the Dominion of Canada, in 1867.
Then only a few years out of McGill
University, he actively opposed this
union, but when it had been consum-
mated he accepted the verdict and
was elected to the provincial legis-
lature of Quebec as Liberal in 1871,
resigning three years later, being
elected to the House of Commons,
where he took an active part in the
| Liberal majority.
After holding the position of minis
ter of inland revenue for a brief
period, Sir Wilfrid, elected from the
eastern division Of Quebec city, was
| for sixteen years identified with the
opposition, becoming the Liberal
leader in 1887 and leading his party to
victory in 1896.
After holding the premiership for
fifteen years, Sir Wilfrids govern
ment suffered defeat at the polls
with the proposed reciprocity treaty
with the United States as the para
mount issue, Sir Wilfrid supporting
this project.
| Achievements Of Regime.
Notable achievements of the Laur-
ier regime were the granting of pref
erential tariff for British products,
| the granting of autonomy to the
provinces of Saskatchewan and AL
berta, the participation of Canada with
| the British forces in the South African
war, and the Inauguration of the Grand
Trunk Pacific transcontinental rail.
way scheme.
He was instrumental in securing
from the British government notice
to Belgium and Germany of the de.
nunciation Of treaties with those
countries which stood in the way OF
Canada's tariff extending a preference
to the United Kingdom. He was a
delegate to Washington in the inter
ests of better relations between Can
ada and the United States and was a
member of the joint high commission
which sat at Quebec August %, 1893
to discuss questions affecting Jointly
Canada, Great Britain and the United
| States.
On three notable occasions Sir Viii
frid went to England as representa-
tive Of Canada-the diamond jubilee
of Queen Victoria and the coronations
of King Edward and King George
Throughout his career he ever re
manned staunch Catholic. He wa.
awarded many honors by the English
I French and Canadian government:
and by various universities.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-22
CHAPLAIN LEDERLE DEAD

Chaplain Francis A. Lederle died on
Sunday, February 9, at Fort Stanton,
New Mexico, of pneumonia. Father
Lederle was secretary to Bishop
Schuler, S. j., of Ell Paso, Texas, be-
fore he enlisted in the navy as chap
lain. He is the brother-in-law of Judge
Roesch of New York. He was edu-
Gated at st. Francis XaVier's College,
New York City.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-22
VICAR GENERAL OF DUBUQUE

Most Rev. Archbishop Keane has
made known the appointment of Rev.
T. G. Brady, pastor OF St. Raphae's s
Cathedral of Dubuque, as vicar gen
eral of the archdiocese to succeed the
last Most Rev. Archbishop Keane.
Father Brady was appointed to the
vacant See of Baker City, Oregon, last
summer, but refused the appointment
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-22
REV. ]. P. ALDR|OGE
FORMER PASTOR SUCCEEDS BlSH.
OP McNicHoLAS IN ROME.

Rev. J. P. Aldridge, O. P, S. T. L.,
Prior at st. Mary's, New Haven, Conn,
will leave shortly for Rome, where he
will succeed Bishop McNicholas, now
Bishop of Duluth, as assistant to the
Dominican General Father Aldridge
is well known in Columbus, Ohio.
where he was pastor of st. Patrick's
Church.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-22
DEATH RATE IN COLOGNE

Cardinal Hartmann, of Cologne, has
addressed report to the Pope, in
which he says that, owing to the diff
ficulty of obtaining foodstuffs, the
death rate in Cologne has risen so per
cent.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-22
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY
WILL ERECT PHYSICAL LABoRA.
TORIES AT COST OF s24o, 900.

Two splendid new up-to-date phys
ical laboratories will be erected at
Loyola University in New Orleans in
accordance with the plans for the
expansion of the college outlined by
the new president, the Very Rev. E..
Cummings, S. ]. The cost of the
buildings, including equipment, will
be $4,000.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-22
FRENCH CHILDREN

The French government has ac-
knowledged the right of Catholic
orphans to be brought up in the re-
Egioa of their parents.
Glas svobode., 1919-06-27
Petero polkov vojastva
proti delaVcen.
v CHICAGI 30 DINE T. JULIA PET REGIMENTOV VOJASTVA
= VoJASTVo 30 oPRENIJENo S STRoJNIMI PUsKAMl
IN oKIOPNINI AUTOMOBILE = oBLASTI Sc BOJE
BoLJSEVISKIH IzGREDOV.

Chicago III Governor Lowden e dial vGeraj ustlcnemu de
nartmenn IN maa Zdruzenh pavico ozrOma dovoen
ia ao vporab pet veaSkh Get lhnoSske ezeV
No mce da Sc pprec boeviSka demOnSacja ragasena "a
julia. .:, si,sL;b
Voaki bodo nasavieni skupmah gavnh stanh clkasnh
s'rdeckarev OSta pa bOdO parurah po ucah Ker Sc p
je, da bOdo vrSile parade
vseh delhi bodO prpravjena moorna kolesa mon
tiran stronm pskam tud avtOmobini ruk naozen
rizbranimi ''shock" Geami
Pomo nosse mcije je zapros jusicn department COVER
neria owdena pondee VGeaj e naznao ola Je dal go
werner owden rzavne razpOagO departmental strc
10 da mai rabi te Gee kakOr bo zdelO pOtrebnO
Iradno nanano Getah drzaO ano tako PR 1ede
ranem kakOr uadu kaJu hOeh So Ga O OIL ~
stop voiaStva presene6ene boljsevSke agltatOrJe
General Leroy Steward h poveJue stlrm pokom dhol
Se mic in general James Stuart poveak enatega regimen
"a lnosSe narodne garde bla vcera gaVnem Sanu
rnoeu obvecena potu Oprema "a to VoJastvo
kaor tdi veka namodemejSh pusk zadnega mode
XII bodo dospele meStO sobotO
Teh peteo regmentov vOjakov je re Opremenh modern
nskam Eaasi regiment ud potrebno stevo motOrh ko
les ma arh so montirane srone puke neka Oborozemh aV
tomoblov V6ma voakov sebO dive lett VoJaSke9
zvjenja. ,.
Raog da e pozval usni department in marsals urad ma
ooS oiao e ia ker Sc boe akcije in demonsra
eli dne julia cd sani radkalnh eemenov Philip Barry via
i detekv e e pred neka vede da nameravao rad
ale yprzot neko zaoto nazvaio MoOneyev strak
Razne radikae skupne takozvano evo kro soalstlce
stranke Sc re pet dni bav ''Moonejevim strajkom
Mooney je bill obOjen smrt vsled uora katerega e oil
oboen ko je azpoca bOmba OBJ pr preparedness parade
dne 6 ua 1916 Francisco Ca je bil cd goverrJa po
mlos6en Ljuvo po Zruzeh drzavah e proesao ees
da nedozen vsed predsednik ul
Setai~ie Covoeha sodna obravnaya,
Glas svobode., 1919-06-27
L1NcANJE CRNCA.
Mnozica v Mississippiju je obesila
in sezgala crnca, h je posill
neko belo zensko.

Ellisville, Miss. = Mnozica, Sc
stoieGa preko sto oseb, med kate
rimi ie bilo tudi mnogo crncev, je
lovila deset dni crnca John Hart
zelda V gozdovih MississippiJa,
konGno so ga Well, in ko je crnec
primal, da je posilil neko mlado
belo zensko, so ga odvlekli ma
mesto izvrsenega Gina, kjer so ga
potegnili ma drevo in njegovo tru-
plo sezgali. Doticna zenska ga Je
izpoznala ter prisOstvovala ME-
govi ekSekuciji.
Governor drzave, katerega so
malo casa pred linGanjem prosili,
da mai poseze vines, je izjavil, ola
ie brez moGi in da ne more nicesar
ukreniti,
Liacanje Sc je vrsilo ma nacln,
katerega so avtoritete oznaclle
kot "pravilen in V redu". '
spremstvu straze mescanov mesta
Ellisville, je bill zamorec naJpreJe
odveden ordinacijsko sobo
|zdravnika drja. Carterja, XII je IL
iavil, ko je pregledal njegove ra-
ne, da Grmec ne more ziveti vee
kot "a ur.
Crncu Hartfieldu so nato ma
znanili, kaj misiljo z MIN naredi-
ii, toda ON je samo opomail: Vi
innate V rokah pravega moza".
Pod nekim velikim drevesom je
incl fairfield cello noe svoJo zr-
tev V noci cd Is. junija, in ravno
ma istem drevesu je bill obesen,
ko ie stotine rok vrglo vrv okoli
veje.
Ko Sc je prieelo telo stresati V
svojih zadnjih stresljajih, Je prl-
celia mnozica streljati ma visece-
ga zamorca. Preden je bila vrv od
krogel prestreljena, so nanesll
pod visece truplo goree les in emo
uro pozneje je bilo truplo lie Sc
prah IN pepel.
Glas svobode., 1919-06-27
PREDSEDNIK IRSKE REPU-
Bike v AMERIKI.
Pripeljal Sc je ma tovornem par
niku, ma katerem je delal kot
delavec.

New York, N. Y. = Professor
De Valera, predsednik irske re-
publike, je srecno dospel V Ame-
riko, in sicer kot delavec ma ne
KEN tovornem parniku. Tukaj bo
nastopil ameriSki javnosti, a
najpreje bo sprejel casnikarske
porocevalce V Astoria hotelu V
New Yorku,
S predsednikom De Valerom Sc
nahaja tudi Harry j. Boland, isto-
tako eden cd prvakov Sin Feiner-
Jew, irskih revolucionarjev, ki je
re pred Valerom dospel Amerl-
ko, in sicer istotako brez dOvolJe-
aja angleskih oblasti. Boland Je
predsednikov privatni tajnik IN
njegova desna roka. On je bill tu-
di poslanec britiskega in irskega
paralmenta "a okraj Roseommon.
Professor de Valera sc je rodll
V New Yorku pred 81. lett, vsled
cesar ga je torej smatrati amerl-
Skim drzavljanom, dasi nj bill Sc
nit tri leta star, ko Sc je preselil
S svojo materjo ma Irsko. Glasom
vojnih zakonov, ki Sc vedno OBJ
stoiaio, je pa lahko kot "nezaze-
lieni tujec" deportiran. Vendar
pa Sc splosno> misli, da Sc ne bo
prot MENU podvzelo nikakih ta-
kin korakov.
Glas svobode., 1919-06-27

Parz Francija e. juna Friderik Vijem Hohenzolern
presoonasedni zbezal Holande in seda
potu Nemcjo
Bven nemskmu prestoonaslednku k je strahopeno
still svojo arado ko e blo podpsalo premre bo cd ho
andke Wade dovoljeno prbezaiee hoandskem ooku We
gen Zdeskem ezeru Zve tako kakor drug hoands
draw posuzevati moral Ivskh kart prav kakor
osta podvec ud rugm hoandskm postavam Njegova
druzna je ostala Potsdamu
vestjo vtv bvsega nemkega prestolonasednka Mem
poajo ve XII re nekaj dni phajale liz NemGje da
marst6na kasa prizadeva peat voaSko situaco
Nemc Xxi maj b zavladaa ceem bvsem kaera
i zaveznikom prepreGia udejstviti mirovno pogodbo
Washington, D. Co. &C. juLia Tukaj pree verodostojna
pooeia da DO v nemSk presoonasedn temveG
BIO posk ud bivs kajzer dospe NmGo podpsovan
mrovne pogodbe
Berlin Nemcija, 26 junija - Bv kazer Vilem
nakraem casu povti Nemcio pref kakor
zavat cd Hoane njegovo ocie Tako naznanja neka br
zojavka IL Stugarta stu Neue Berlner Zeitmg
Glas svobode., 1919-06-27

London Anglia &C. jma = Exchange Telegraph depesa u
Kodania poroGa je bO prk nemirov Hamburger uolt
stopetnOSemdeSet Oseb
Drga brzojavka Berna poroca da imao rebel popono
kotroo Hamburger Re6enO e da poasl nesne he ter
osvobodi jetnike.
Nadama brzojavka pOrOa da biO Exchange poSop moe
no poskodovano bojih mestno hsO
General Won LetOw dob poveje, maj sio zadu evoto
Hamburg junija Hamburger groz da bO postal drgo
Monakovo veGjm krvOprehtem MeSo pOponoma
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obeke srgane civsov ko beza Ma mnogh krah je
ziti veke krvave madeze
natanGno vendar veSti da jim
je mrtvih cd dvanajs do seStdeSet.
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posreco pa vandaimOm zazga automobile k so
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parirao meso prhajal Mnoca
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to so odvd pOSopu da bi obe oda
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ter ga postaa ne katerega veka po mesnh ucah
cd soegave mnozce Ma prsa obs pakat
katerem e stao orman najabse najbolj
nesne tovarne pot pta ostani mrtvh in
mack Oh tel prili e vrsilO spopadOv vojavom