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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
REDS MUST WORK
HARD TO REPEAT

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. AT this
early date it appears the Reds are 60
ing to have a real fight on their hands
next season to repeat a S pennant win
ners in the National League.
When they dashed right home With
the senior league bacon and the world
championship, they certainly looked
like the best bet in the country for
John Heydlers 1920 pennant.
They still look that way. but ind!-
cations are they will have more OPP
position next season than they en-
countered this year.
Owners of the New York and Chi
cago teams found there is mil.t Of
money to be made with winning teams
In their towns. The Giants. though
they finished second. made more
money last summer than any club in
baseball. The Cubs, by finishing third
also made money.
Owners of these two teams realize
a pennant next year will mean more
profits than they laid up in 1919, so
they are prepared to losen up and
corral all the good players possible
this winter in an effort to wrest the
championship next year from Herr
mann. Moran & Co.
If something happens to cause
break or two in the club, or if the
Reds become imbued with the idea
that they are invincible they will not
win out next year.
Their battle is going to be harder
in 1920 than it was this year. 1t is
almost certain they will have longer
schedule to play next year and that
they will have to beat stronger teams.
The Reds. if they stick together, will
be the stronger team next spring than
they were in most of the 1919 pennant
race They will have three relia Bile
outfielders instead Of two and should
have frst-c1ass pitchers. whereas
there were times last season when
Moran had only two or three depend
able hurlers. He developed his staff
as he went along and had it at its
highest notch Of efficiency in the clos
ing weeks of the season.
If the Reds run back to their best
1919 form, as they should do for at
least one more season, they can win
the pennant even if the rest Of the
league shows an improvement. Nor
ans team this year was so much
better than anything else in the league
the other clubs had no show, once the
Reds realized their own strength.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
NOT so MANY IN Ky.

MADISOEVILLE, KY, Nov. 1.-As-
fected the first time in 10 years by a
strike of large magnitude. Kentucky
today was within the grasp Of nation
wide strike Of soft coal miners which
went into effect last midnight. Ap-
proximately 10000 miners Of the state
had Joined the walk-out early today, ac-
cording to union officers who predict
ed that several thousand additional
men would quit before Monday.
Although officials Of District 23,
United Mine Workers of America,
have repeatedly asserted that from
$4,000 to 10000 workers would answer
the strike call. available reports today
from the entire state did not show that
many miners out.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
SOON READY FOR DEMPSEY

Bob Matin, of Akron, O., the A. E
F. champion who won his first profes.
sional bout last Tuesday night, had
% ring battles while in France with
the A. E. F. He won a large number
of them by knockouts, and after win
ming the A. E. F. title went into the
inter-allied competition and won the
final bout by stopping Coughill of Aus
tralia. in SO seconds. He also knock
ed out Journee. sparring partner of
Carpenter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
Cit DOWN EAST.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA further re-
duction of the eastern college cham
pionship college football field may be
expected from the games played today.
Interest particularly centers IN the
Dartmouth COLGATE game at Hanover,
n H., for both these powerful eleVens
have swept all before them to date.
Colgate has played four games, de-
fcatins Brown, Cornell and princeton
in the last three, without being scored
upon. The most impressive Of Dart
mouths five victories are those
achieved during the past two weeks
at the expense of Penn State and Cor,
nell.
The other two contests stand out
in the days schedule involving unde-
feated combinations in the PennsEl-
yania-Penn State, and the Lehlgh-
Pittsburg games.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
German Officers Charged
With Murder of ofFrenchmen
(By Associated Press)

PARIS, Nov. 1.-Charges l. Of muir
der and burglary, based on articles 227
and 230 Of the Versailles peace treaty,
were lodged against German officers
in the Paris court house yesterday by
firm Of jewellers in the Rue de la
Paix.
This firm had a branch office at
Ostend, when the Germans occupied
the town In October, 1914. The man
ager of the store and his wife were
shot and three safes were blown up
and their contents taken. The names
of the officers responsible are said
to be AGO and Ignace
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
Private Harry Fisher.

Private Harry Fisher, 1O5th in
fantry, Twenty-seventh division, who
is still suffering from the effects Of
he an cd ee eondnet medal e
the British empire by the Prince Of
Wales, when the latter visits this
country. Fisher won the decoration
by rushing and capturing a machine
gun nest single handed during the
last Hindenburg drive. He also won
the American distinguished service
cross for his valor in battle.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
Championship Field to
Narrow, Both Here and
in East, in Today's Game

Indiana and Notre Dame hold the
center Of the Indiana football stage
for today Other elevens will, how
ever meet in some battles having in
terest to dopesters and close followers
Of the teams.
The meeting between Purdue and
the Michigan Agsies at Lafayette
promises to be a warm affair. 1t is
holding the interest Of many state
fans, in view of the fact that this
promises to give the boiler makers
A chance to redeem the havoc wrought
last week by the Wolverine eleven,
when it took DePauw across in fast
style
The Boiler Makers are working to
keep thir record clean with the Mich
igan school, The Aggies are down
with blood in their eyes, bent on re
venge.
Other state contests that give prom
isa Of making some marked results on
the state eridiron records for this
season include the scrap to be staged
AZ Greencastle between Coach Buss' S
Tigers and Franklin. The Baptists
have not met defeat before state
team this season and by virtue OF
their tie game with Purdue are enter
ing the battle with all confidence or
overcoming the Old Gold combination,
Eut!er at Hanover.
Butler travels to Hanover ard Val
paraiso TO st. Louis, camp of St. Louis
university. in the only other games
engaged in by Indiana aegregatlons
this Saturday. The Butler-Hanover
game will have practically no bearing
on the seasons record. other than to
determine cellar occupant for the
&c. A. L. Butler is given the edge,
however, by virtue Of its strong show
ing against Rose Poly last Saturday,
when the Terre Haute combination
WAS held to a y to I score.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01

The most notable feature of the
terrific beating Syracuse handed the
famous Pittsbu-g eleven recently
vas the otf-color plavng of Captain
DE Hart of the Pitt crow. Pitt fans
are positive that, with Pc Hart
playing in form, the result would
is right. we win," say they. The
fans haven't lost hope, however, and
predict that De Hart and the rest Of
the Pitt team will lie heard from be-
fore the seasons over.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
w. VA. MINERS AGAIN MARCH
(By Associated Press1

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Nov IA
party Of 800 or 400 striking miners
left the Cabin Creek country early to
day to march to Charleston despite the
rain and the orders of their district
officers forbidding the march, accord
ing to official information received
here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
BOILER TAKES HIGH FLIGHT.

CHILLICOTHE, O., Nov. 1.-Explod-
ing from an unknown cause, 2,5O0-
pound boiler in the rear of the Jones's
meat market here tore loose from its
foundations, went through the root,
shot over a three-story building and
fell upon an empty automobile 200 feet
away. Frank. Kaiser, IS years old, was
struck by a piece of metal and in
jured.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
Engles' Cancel Sunday
Contest With Kokomo

Because of a conflict on business
arraN gements, the Engles' SIS football
team, Richmond independents, called
off the scheduled kokomo game for
Sunday. according to Captain Sheri-
dan. This leaves all local football
teams idle for the week end.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
MRS. SAGE LEAVES
FORTUNE OF $4,000 900

NEW YORK, Nov. Mrs. Russell
Sage left an estate with a total value
Of s49,05l,0 ,045, according to a report
Of the state appraiser, made public
today. The principal individual bencf-
ciary is Mrs. Sage's brother, Joseph
Jeremiah Slocum, who receives
$7,157,703.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
REPORT RECOMMENDS SALE
OF SHIPPING BOARD VESSELS
(Bv Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. Nov. Recon.
mending that shipping board vessels
under 5000 tons .deadweight be sold
both to American and foreign bidders;
that vessels over 5000 tons be restrict.
ed to American registry for a period
Of years to protect American ship-own-
ing interests and that the government
absorb the difference between the
cost and the sale price of the 1000
ships owned by the shipping board.
the Chamber Of Commerce Of the
United States today submitted to its
1885 member organizations. the re-
port Of it's committee on ocean trans
portation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
ENGLISH TOWNS HOLD
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
(By Associated Press)

LONDON. Nov. 1-Elections are be-
ing held today for the town councils
in the provinces and for borough coun-
ellis in London. These councils con-
troll municipal affairs, such as road
building, sanitation and lighting. The
elections are usually held triennially
but have not been held since 1912 ow-
ing to the war
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
ALL OUT IN MICHIGAN,

BAY CITY, Mich, Nov. 1-Not a
pound of coal is being produced in
Michigan coal mines today. according
to union officials. The 2,400 members
Of district number "a United Mine
Workers of America, they added, went
out yesterday to remain out until
they have won this strike"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
GERMAN TO ATTEND.

(By Associated Press)
BERLIN. Friday. Oct. 31.-Herr Wis
sell. former minister of economics will
be one Of the members Of the German
delegation to the Washington labor
conference, representing the Bureau
Of Labor Selection of the German
delegation has not yet been complct-
ed and the date of its departure is
still undecided.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
STOCK EXCHANGE SEAT
SOLD FOR 100000

(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, Nov. IA seat on the
New York Stock Exchange was sold
today for 100000. the largest amount
ever paid for membership. The previ-
Gus record was 100000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
SHADES OF CAPTAIN KIDD!
LOOK WHO'S WITH US

(By Associated Press)
ONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 1-Pi-
rates concealed in the steerage of the
ship Maria overpowered the, crew
while the vessel recently was bound
from Novorossysk for Batum, and rob-
bed the passengers, obtaining 50,000,.
600 rubleS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
CUBAN STEAMSHIP LOST

(By Associated Press)
HAVANA, Nov 1.-The small steam
er Maria, Julia belonging to the An
TILES Navigation company, bound
from Havana for Nuevitas, is missing
The steamer sailed Oct. % with a
crew of 10 men.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
Senate Farm Committee
Favors Sugar Board
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Nov. by a vote
of to 2, the senate agriculture COM
mittee today ordered a favorable re-
port Of the NcNary bill to continue
the United States sugar equalization
board during 1920 and to authorize it
to buy sugar crops next year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
BRING BACK LAST
GREETING FROM BELGIANS
(Bv Associated PresS)

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Nov. /. - Flying
from the army transport. George
Washington at sea. a carrier pigeon
reached Fortress Monroe. Va. today
with farewell message from the Bel.
gian royal party to J. NJ. Nye, chief
special agent of the state department,
who accompanied the royal visitors
throughout their tour Of the United
States The message said:
I'VE miss you very much. With
warm thanks and best souvenier.
(Signed) Albert, Elizabeth and Leo
pold, De Belgique."
HORN GETS 10 YEARS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
AWAIT OFFICIAL REPORT
(Bv Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
CHICAGO, Nov. Announcement
of the winners in the 5,4O2 mile en-
durance and reliability twice trans
continental airplane race today await
ed official checking and PRONUNCIATION
by the war department of the flying
times Of the three aviators who reach
ed home fields yesterday before sun
down officially ended the contest.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
FOX TO BRING WIGGAMS
AND CHEN TO CITY

Promoter Joe Fox has signed Dick
Chen of Cincinnati, O., to meet How
ard Wiggams, the popular Indiana
light heavyweight boxer in ten
round bout in Richmond on the night
of Nov II
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01

FREDERICTON, n. B., Nov. l.
Werner Horn. the German reservist
who attempted to destroy the ST. Croix
bridge by dynamiting it Feb. 2, 1915,
was sentenced Friday to ten years in
the penitentiary.
Horn took the announcement Of the
sentence calmly, but with the remark
that he would protest to his father
land 81 cannot be punished after the
peace treaty is signed" he said
China and Japan are pre.eminently
the seaweed eating nations OF the
world.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
$4,000 Join
(Continued from Page One)

OF the mines to begin work at the
usual hour this morning, and whistles
sounded the work today" signal, but
there were no responses.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01

The nuttrees of the world, it is cal
culated, could provide food all the
year round for the population Of the
globe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01

Wigs were worn by the Egyptians
and Syrians.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-11-01
Briefs

FUNERAL NOTICE
All members of the Knights
of Pythias are requested to
meet at the lodge room Sun
day at ! p. m. to attend the
services Of Bro. Henry Menke.
c. c. r. F. Taylor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-27
SMERNICE CESKE ZAHRANICNI
POLTTIkY.

verenity cht6l by nam Vnu-
covat iakoukoliv svoji politiku.
Neien &c k tomu ncmaji Staty
tyto zadneho praVa, ale byloI
by 10 pro ne dosti nebezpec-
ne. TAX naSe pfatelske vztahyI
S dneSnimi 5pojenci chapatl ne
lie. NaSe spojenectvi 5 doho-
dou spotiva zejmena V tom,
ze ismc neseni tymz duchem
demollratickym, tymiz princi-
py vSeobacn6 politiky, lakyml
tyto staty byly vedeny V dobe
yalky, le idee, kter6 jsme hla
sail my u kter& hla 'aii oni,
! budou take po valce u mas / u
nich uplatNovaly. Musima ia
! DO poctivi lide, ktefi mail u
ctu sami X sobG, zustati, i kdyz
jsme Sc stall samostatnymi,
tim, elm isme byli V dobe, kdy
isme pfesV6dcovali naSe nynej-
81 spoience, re nam mali po-
moci. V tomte2 smyslu mu lime
ovSem chapati spojenectvt do
hody $ mani: ne jako by doho-
da byla povinna nevim elm ma
Semu narodu a zeimena Jake
by byla povinna zachraAoVa.
! ii mas V kazdem okamZitem ne
/ bezpeci, do ktereho bychom IL.
! padli. HE'D me ma ne spiSe ia
ko ma spojenectvi snah, idei &
u cild, ktere muze vesti k tomu
u bychom spolecne haiil
svou eXistenci proti nepriteli
ktery by toto spojenectvi ide
q snah chtel ohrozovati. NaSt
apojenectvi musi byti proto We
die iisteho spojenectvi materi
: elniho, ktere Sc proievuj nyn
= sp.cielne ma poll finanCnim ;
ckonomickem, pfedeVSim po
vahy mravni. Jsou to yzaiem
ne Z2vazky mravni, jimz mu
: sine dostati iako lidG, reSpek
| tuiici samy scbc. JakekoliV III
r vc kombin2cc zahraniGni poll
: tiky jSou nyni laprosto nevhoC
ne. Sv6t je dosud nehotovy. al,
: iisto ie jedno: dohoda, iez zv
| t6Zila, ma finanGn6 a ekonom
cky V rukou cely svet ma tet,
filancni a ekonomicke konste
laci budeme my pine zaviseti
/ Vedle velikeho bloku spoje
, neckeho stavi Sc nam pred oc
, diva line velke bloky; il t.
, biloxi gcrmansky ma iedn6 stra
, II ca rusky ma druh6. Smernic
na$i politiky k t6mto dvem;
bioknm dnca Helze dcfinitivn,
, istanoviti. Muleme jen vice m,
ne jasn6 naznaGovati svoje pr;
,ini a sVoie tendence. ale byl,
, by chybou chtiti dne3 podrob
, ne staloviti, iak budeme Y "a
, hranitni sve poIitice vzhleden
k t6mto dvcma blokum postu
/, povati
: Svo stanovi5ko ohledn6 VT.
hi k N6mecku isme zdc ii
l naznacili. Domnivame Sc, q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-27

Vyjednavani mlroVe smlou
wv Sc staty nepfatelskymi a Sc
spojenci Sc chyli ku konci "a
tax nastane nam brzo povln-t
most reSiti zasadni otazku, Jak
Vybudovati zaklady naSl bu-
douci mezinarodni politlky.
Vztahy naSa ke statum, ktere
byly dosud nam neprateisky-
mi, jsou dany predevsim miro
vymicsmlouvami, ktere do vel
Ike emiry budou urcovati jednak
jiste vztahy hospodaiske.
Bude to iaI1asi pravni zaklad-
ma naSich vztahu k t6mto sta
tam. Priroz me budeme miti
moznost tyto vztahy Zdokona-
lovati a prohlubovat spray
nym vykladem jednotlivych IL
stanoveni smluvnich upevno-
vat elm dale normalnejSi a pra
telSt6jSi styky 5 jednotlivymi
staty.
Mirove smlouvy soanoVi pre-
devSim naSe vztahy k statum
spojeneckym. Vedle smlouvy
Nemeckem, Rakouskem u
herskem, We kterych vztahy
nasc k apojencum jsou nepri.
mo vyjadrany, podepiSeme je-
ste radu smluv iinych. jednak
smIuV politicko-obchodnich, il
dnak smluv, ktere Sc tykaii III
citych opatleni tinancnich, OF
chodnich a narodn6-mirotnlch
ktere detailne upraVi naSe Vzta
hy k spojencum. Pfipome1a
nell k tomu, re vSeobecnt
sm6rnice politiky naSi k spoJer
cum jsou dany tez na8imi vzt;
ny a naSimi tradicemi wink
lymi rozvinuvSimi Sc IA val
Ky a pri jednani mirovem 1
vzpomeneme-li dale, ze takt
vztahy mezi nami, Francii. All
gill, Amerikou a ltalii bylN
znatn6 sesileny a upevneny
za vedle toho nabyli jsme no
Vych vztahu k nekterym ma
rodum, vedle Jihoslovanu dlu;
no jmenorati Zejm6na Rumu
nv. Pol%ky a jin6 ~ name tin
stanoven presne mas budouc
pom6r k spoiencum.
Dluzno v$ak Zdurazniti ne
ktera mon ny, ably II mas ne
hyl0 nc&orozumeni o tom, CO
IN .enaji naSe vztahy ke sp'
jcncum. Zda Sc, ze Sc nekterC
naSe kruhy domnivaii, ze naS'
spoiencc ii S dohodou zname
nalo "A znamena kdo vi Jake 4;
yazky voienske a politicke, "
jsme V nejakem podruci a st;
vame Sc nastrojem nektereh'
Il velkych statu. Nebylo by We
Siho omylu, nezli chapati nas'
spoienectvi s dohodou V t&t'
forme. Bylo zde w naznacsno
zn zadnT velkIch statu nj
takoycho nezadai. Stejue By
chom nedovolili, ably kteryko
i, stat sahal "a praya naSi S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-27

isou neujasnene nehotove a !
nechceme-li sc jako stat Vme- !
Sovati do tamnlch vnitrnich pol
meru, jest povinnosti naSi, aby
chom sc chovali k udalostem u
vnitr Ruska krajni re asrvou,
loyalne ma pravo i ma levo, ably
nase republika iako celek ne
byla cinema zodpovednou "a
sympathie a sklony k tenn neb
onem smerGm nebo osobam,
proiavovane at vedoucimi o.
sobami ci stranami. Tim nijak
nechceme vnucovati stranam
nebo osobam urcite nazory ci
taktiku, jde nam to, ably stat
mas iako celek statni byl ma
presto korrektni We svych VITA
zich zahranicnich. To je jedna
re zakladnich za3ad kazde "a
hranicni politiky.
Vedle techto til zakladnich
problemu mass zahranitni poll
tiky padaji ma vahu nase VITA
ny k bezprostfednim nasim
sousedum. Problem ten lie pri-
rozene velice d1lezity, kdo
zaCne 0 mem vazne uvazovati,
vidi, iak tezkym ukolem bylo
bude resent nasich zahranic
Mich vZtahu. nebot' nase geo
graficka posice neai prave neJ
priznivejSi. Casio Sc mluvilo o
naSich krajn6 uprlmnych VITA
zich k Jihoslovanum. Jest sa-
mozreime, re vztahy ony mu-
Il zustati stejne pratelskymi
iako byly minulosti. Jihoslo-
vansky narod Jest nam skutec-
, ne dnas ze VSech nejblizSi.
/, Vztah ten Jest nejen zajmovy,
: nybrz take predevsim citovy a
tyto cinitele jest dluzno brati
: 60 neivice V uvahu. Nesmi Sc
vSak zapominati, ze to ie jen
) ieden z cinitelu naSich zahra-
aiGnich vztahu re stat iako
: naSe republika nemuze svoji
zahranicni politiku zakladat
! ma intimnich stycich jen S je-
: dinym narodem.
i Tu ie ma miste, abychom pro
4 mluvili tez o Italii. Zahranicni
D politika italska dnes vaha; ne.
D vi, mali Zustati V okruhu po.
i litiky dohodove ci mali So po.
+, kusiti o sblizeni elementy
a ktere byly V tabofe protivnem
: . Bulharskem. Mad 'arskem Ra
L kouskem a Nemeckem. Poku'
1 sy TO So dGji a azpada to o.
n statne zcela Y orientaci a me.
/ thody tradicli politiky a diplc
1 macie italskG. LIE pocitati S
: pravd6podobnosti, ze sblizen
: n1ezi Italii a n6ktarymi z tech.
Z to statu rozhodne V kratke dc
4 be na stane. ltalie nebude o.
il VSem chtiti a take nemuze cd.
= ciZiti Sc 1plne dohode; ie pri.
e rs financn6 a ekonomicky "a,
IL viSla od narodu anglosaskych
IL Budc tudiz provadeti politiku
. ktera bude ma venek vahavou
i a ktera We SkutecnoSti bude ne
il uStalou hrozbou iedne neb dru
y he skupne. NaSe republika ne
o ma naprosto zadneho Zajml
Y ma tom. ably hnala Italii svyn
II chovanim do tabora nepratel
i skeho, Y n6mz by Italie vyuzi
e va!a moznTch rozporu na5i
k mi byvalylhi nepfateli prot
! nam, Zdstava nam tudiz Jedi
! ma smernice: bez iakehokoli,
}. nadbihani nkazati Italii, ze S
l. projemc politiky spoicneckc
l. pfatc'sl'd loyalni, takovt, ia
u kou j5lne provadeli nj behen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-27

valky. Je ma mas, abychom do
kazali, re myslime tuto polltl-
ku skutecne uprimne, ably Sc l.
.alie nedomnivala, re chceme
nj provad6ti jen diplomatl-
ckou hru.
NaSo vztahy k Rumunsku a
Polsku musi byti V kazdem ,pfi-
pade vybudovany tax, aby-
chom mohli byti naprosto bez-
peGni a ably cely narod mohl
miti pocit naproste jistoty, re
teto strany nejen nam nehro-
Ii zadne nebezpeci, nybrz ze
.nuzeme pocitati ma pokojnou,
klidnou a mirnou spolupracl
IA poll kulturnim, financnlm a
akonomickem. Bude tfeba ne
AXE dolby, nez-li budeme mo-
Il vytVoriti jistou tradici styku
teskopolskych. Bylo by netak-
.ick6 chtiti v6ci zbytecne ury-
chlovati; priori nutno Zdura-
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teine mineni a polske strany
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neklidny a nedovedou ocanit
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posici. Nasledkem toho neoce-
J 1uii take spravn6 svui pomer
! k nam. Kazd6 prehnale zdu-
raznovani naSich uprimnych
snah sbliziti Sc $ Polaky jest
pokladano jimi ia nadbihani a
podporuie ie V ieiich nekritit
nosti. Jest tudiz nutlo, ably
chom Sc chovali k MIN vazn6
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10 pomeru k Mad ar1m a Ra-
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pomer vice citovy. Malo bere
Sc V nvahu, ze po staleti byli
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temto obema narodGm a re
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| anne uvazovati o 3mernici ma.
ioh vZtahu k Vidni a Budape.
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znamena. ze musime V kazd6n
pripad6 Vidni pocitati jake
iistym politickym faktorem +;
re ie V 2ajmu naSem, abychon
s. 10 ta7 uv6domili. Jest tn
diz rczbytno. abychom nYni
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