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HUNS DELIBERATELY
IGNORING TREATY
General Foch Explains His Fears
of Recurrence of Militarism
of Beaten Foe.

Paris, June 21.-The amazing extent
to which Germany has violated the mill
tary clauses of the Peace Treaty is re-
vealed fully for the first time in definite
data and figures furnished par,ly by the
French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. partly
by by Marshal Focb's Intelligence De-
partment. The information in question
provides an explanation of France s
fears of the rccrudescencc of German
mIlitarism and of her insistcncc upon the
rigid enforcement of the Versailles terms
by the Allied Governments
Ii is claimed that even casual per,lsal
of the long list of GermanVs $ cvasions
demonstrates the deliberation with which
she has disregarded every clause cacu-
lated to impair her future military strength
Those few conditions with which she had
complied land they may he enumerated
on the fingers of one hand arc concerned
with minor matters having no direct
bearing upon her new army $ potcntiahtleS
For instance, she has finally observed
after much tcrGivcrsation and under
pressure of the French occupation of
Frankfort, the special convention limit
ing her troops in the neutral area cast of
the Rhine to 1880. But the forces she
continues to maintain IN the Reich proper
are more than twice MS large rs the treaty
permits. The Rechswehr SichSrhCits-
polIzei, in staff and other units engaged
in winding UP the affairs Of the old inn
perial army, aggregate 100000 soldiers,
in addition to which there are 10000 in
the marine brigadcS and the volunteer
corps and untold thousands more in the
Zeitfreiwillge temporary voluntccr) rcgi-
ments and Einwohnerwchr civic gtiardsl.
And this formidable array of legions,
equipped with an abundance Of arms,
ammunition and other war material, re-
mains in existence n fortnight after thC
final date which, under the treaty. should
have seen the German army reduced TO a
maximum Of 100000 mon.
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restoration Of world prosperity. The
effort OF the Republicans to procure peace
by means Of the joint resolution vetoed
by the President is denounced
The Democratic Senator'S nre com
mended for standing with the President
to prevent emascuIation of the treaty by
the Lodge reservations and against n
separate peace which, the plank avers,
would have dispraced the nation in the
eyes OF the world. Only bv prompt rati-
fcation OF the treaty without reserva-
tions which ltnpai. its essential integrity
can tho United States retrieve its feputa-
tion among the powers and recover the
world leadership established by President
Wilson, adds the plank
Senator Glass, who served wear as
Secretary of the Treasury and before that
was chairman of the House committee on
banking apd currency, and as such was
one of the principal authors OF the Federal
Reserve act, said that in addition TO
adopting strong League of Nations
plank the convention, IN his opinion.
would assail with great vigor the record
OF the Republican Congress on taxation
and other economic issues
SEES NO CHANCE ron "wET" FLANK.
''1he present Congress. . he said. @has
failed TO resporfl to the President
repeated demand that the existing tax
laws be revised Existing taxes were
hastily revised under pressure Of impera-
tive necessity 10 produce given amount
ot revenue for war purposes and their
continuance IN force IN peace times can
only result in lasting injury To the whole
people, II indeed they df not accomplish
the complete throttling of our economic
life. The Republicans denounced these
war tax laws before the last election and
they are now afraid To revise them before
the coming election They have not made
a single move in the direction of revision
II Is case Of sheer political cowardicc
Senator Glass docs not believe that n
wet plank will bc Incorporated in the
platform. IL is q forceonc conclusion. in
the opinion Of most leaders, that the
resolutions committee will be dry and
will report no wet plank The VETS nre
determined. however, carry the fight to
The floor of the convention, where admin
lstratlon leaders believe they will meet
with defeat
There is a much moro favorable pros.
poet of an Irish plank being Incorporated
N the platform SAID another Senator
who viii be member Of the resolutions
committee. Il understand TINT the prcsl-
lent has not included mn Irish plank in
ms recommendations. but ] think If safe
% assume that the resolutions commit
&C Will approve q plank expressing SYM
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
PRESENT BOARD INDORSED.

De!mar. June 2l.-At the election for
members of The School Board, Saturday.
the present county board won by large
majority. the vote being as follows; T.. v.
Baker, rs. ] +. Goslce. g.: G A Hill,
81, II. Il Hopkins, 6, +. a. Townsend.
3, Il. Tyndall. &.
The local district board elected Frank
+ + Lznch' ;,II.. Samuel y cylver and Samuel
Mrs. :. NJ Culver was the only woman
who exercised tho privilege Of voting. anil
has the distinction of being the first
woman to cast vote here at a public
election
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
IN SUSSEX COUNTY.
Mrs. Emery Only Woman Candidate
Beaten hy Small Margin at Seal1rd.

Seaford, June p Mrs Ella G. Emery
fell 30 votes short in her fight for cleo
tion rs a member Of the Seaford School
Board, Saturday Tho election brought
out ono Of the largest votes ever cast at a
school election here. It being tho FIRST
time in the history Of tho school district
that i woman was on the ticket Mrs
Emery made good fight, but was beat
en- by Charles w Robinson.
Others elected were Captain Harry
Bcll and DR.. Charles NJ Hollis Compli-
mcntary votes were cast for Ernest A
Simon and Isadorc Stephany. Mr. Simon
having hccn 4 candidate. but withdraw
ing before election.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
LAUREL FAyORS CODE.

Laurel. June 2l-Harvcy f. Wolfe ]
Osborne Adams and NJ Edward Culver
were elected school commissioners Satur-
day afternoon. They were appointed
about ! year ago, when the three districts
comprised N tie Laurel public school
system unanimously voted 10 accept the
new School Code, and Laurel. under it
became special district
The majority Of people here are whole
heartcdlv 10 favor Of the code ;he very
little opposition TO II beng without IN
finrIce
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pathy for the cause of Irish Independence. /"
II the President confidcd his attitude
toward the nomination 10 Mr.. Glass tho
Senator is keeping IL secret He admitted
last night that he had discussed issues,
particularly that of the League of Ma
tilns, with Mr. Wilson, but denied they
had touched on the question Of candidates.
and professed 10 be as much at aea ms any
one concerning the nomination. Senator
Glass was accompanied by Jouett Shousc,
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
ono of the original McAdoo boomers,
who also pleaded ignorance Of the situation
ae "a p.4 UIGIatna
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IN MEM0RItAf.

In sad but loving remembrance Of o,r
dear son, brother and friend Albert =
stol. Hho departed this life one year aco
today June -. 1919.
Gone in the best of his days
Bright in manhood bloom
Gone from those who loved him
To sleep al lonesome tomb
Oh how we miss you Albert
AiOrt and more each daV
And our hearts have never stopped aching
Since YOU have passed away
We miss your kind and willing hand
Your kind and loving care.
We miss you. oh. dear Albert
We miss you everywhere
Father, Sisters. Brothers and Friend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
Weak Brakes Cause Collision.

Brakes on d car driven by David
Pordham not working properly. the result
was collision Saturday at Sixth and
French streets between his car and
the one driven bv +. p Hession of 624
Union street. Both cars were slightly
damaged but the drivers escaped injury
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
ORITU AIRY.
CHARLES II. HYNSnN-

Charles H. Hvnson, = years old. 203
Monroe street, dled Saturday night al his
home OF douhic pneumonia. tie was
stricken last Saturday week. Policeman
William 4. Hynson Is son, a. i also
Charles b Hyrson, Mrs. George Green
wood OF Easton. Md. Is a daughter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
Epw0rth Mission Meeting.

The Woman ) Home Missionary Society
of Epworth M. H. Church will hold 4
business meeting IN the parIor Of the
church tomorrow evening Mrs Price
Viii meet the excursion committee N
that time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
Back to Ferris School.

", T. Boyer. Jr., colored, Is wears old.
was arrested last night by Policeman
Rlackiston for tamperlng with fr,lit
stard At Seventh and King streets. He
was returned to the Ferris School, where
he had once been.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
Free Ride InterruDted.

Decision was deferred by Judge Hastings
in City Court today in the case Of Joseph
Dobbs, charged with stealing ride On \
Baltimore d Ohio Railroad train yester-
day. Dobbs said he had been IN and had
used all bis funds He was making his
way to Newark, N j.,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
CODE SUSTAINED
Continued from page I

The ticket advocated by opponents
of the code included John Carrow, James
| B. Bice and Charles n. Lloyd Their
vote was as follows: Carrow, 466; Bice,
| 457: LLOYD, ass.
The candidate receiving the highest
| vote will serve three wears, the second
| two years, and the third one year After
| this year, one commission is elected for
| three years
The Dover fight, aside from opposition
| to the code, was directed against the
| three old members of the board for several
reasons. one of which was that Messrs.
Anderson. Harrington and Mayer all
live ncighbors to each other in one part
of the town, the larger portion OF the town
not being represented by member Of the
board. Another reason assigned was the
buying of a plot of ground, for which
$4,000 was paid, lying close to the homes
OF the three commissioners. Another
reason given was the awarding of the
contract for brick for the new school
building to a firm which Mt the time of
awarding the contract. had rot
made brick. their kiln being in course
of construction. The commissioners denied
being actuated IN any manner by personal
conscientious,
CODE SUPPORTERS WIN.
AT the Caaar Rodney special school
district. including the consolidated dis
tricts of camden and Wyoming, comnis-
sioncrs were elected favorable to the Code.
They were Mcssrs. Jump. Frcar and Ban
croft. The vote in this district was 269,
while the opposition pollcd less than 80
votes.
At Harrington an anii-Codc ticket was
elected. including II \. Kent, ". ;. Smith
and Samuel CrcadIck. Fhe opposition
pollcd less than ten votes
At Milford board was elected favor
able to the Code The vote cast WAS 2S
whllr the opposition polled less than ON
hundred The board elected includes Rev
II. l. Bunstcin. w H. Grier and Colonel
Theodore Townsend
OF the six candidates filed with the
clerk Of the peace for commissioners, the
three receiving the largest number Of
votes throughout the county include
J. Morris Harrington, Folton; Elijah T
Melvin. Frcderica Elmer Bowdle They |
were far in the lead in returns received 10 |
noon today, and their election is generally |
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
ALEXANDER MUST PAY ZIP.
Court Orders Negro to Support His
Family

The City Court this morning ordered
Adolphus Alexander, colored, charged
with nonsupport Of his wife and child,
20 pay sl3 a week
Part OF the amount is to be used 10
reimburse his wife's father for bills paid
during her illness. The amount viii he
moderated later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21

Lost something Try classified adj
vertIsement IN Every Evening. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
RESORTS.
RIsIoBoTH BEACH. DEL.
HOTEL MAYRERRY

DDeua June XGth
sth and Wesley Rooms with rinui-g uvAssf-
and private baths. Mrs s. q Mhy.erry'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-21
Belhaven Hotel

UUrn0H Tor thF sfaFOn ~ iWII IL-IeInTr aI-f
private baths 800 b,sdrO0rns D'1igg ~.
p5city, 25O Cafe Drnp store. " n pAN-
NETT. Owner and Proprietor.
HOTEL HENLOPEN
VIII oDen Saturday June ~ fVy0 lteckl.t
WALTER EURTDS
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09
Pameti nemeckeho
diplomatic.

Pamtti brabtfe BcfDsforffa, b@'
yaJtbo nhmecktlo ~yyslancc "
WasbingfoDt, ncjson We Spoje
nyeb St1tech poyazoyauy VI III
dry hiStorickg document, kferJ
slonzfi by II osyttIr0 III ri one vi
W. syttoyf yalky, poutvadz pcdo
st6yd - jim epolebliyosfi. kterf
j. p~odstatou kazltho podobnthc
dokumenfa. BSyall 0fmeckg w.
slaDee V fhcbfo sygcb pamdtncl
obira ~ hlayne nd5lostmi pred
ystupem spojeugcb sfafh do wi,
Ny, Edy zastupogal uemcek0u
yl5du We WasLingtone Jebo sus,
bs ukhzati. No yIasfDf n~eporusiI
zak0ph tito zemT bfhem periody
amerjekf neltrsBty pepfesYldfi
", VIM sentiment Json 10 1kn,
fefposti \ nsopsk poskytDs mtflt.
w pm ktfoneksu ssay pre- sby,
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Armenie je evropskyrn
problemem.

I0mitnatl zadosfi presidents
Wilsona, aby kongrcs attorjs0ya.
pfijctl m0Hdatn pro Armenia, NJ
mdze W yykiadati jako oeoeboti
Americana pfisptti narodn taxi
fhzce zk0pEeufmu X lepsi bndon
|cnosfi v t1mto zamitnutf pcbyIf
.zadDgeh sobeckg eh mofiyn, pre-
~. N snad fakogf obyintni uri
'nfno budc eyropskg mi uarodnost.
nj, wv byzy zapo0ntiY ~ dobro.
DIM AmerikoD prokazoyaD5 q Oh
yihuU il n kommercjonalismn
Amerika pomhbals kazdgm moi.
ufm zpns0bem kazd@mn Dhr0dn.
kfef9 . pouoc poz6da1 b pomoej
takf potfeboyaI ~ ~ ~nzayfeni
pNmfH nebsIo liDfuo tozd1jn mi
men narody w Wire nspfafeIgkf'
nj j pfateIsk1 Uni Eyrop1kk zemk'
kfer9m poinoej amerjekf ~ d..
sfaio. js0n ydseny b yzdy miJoysfi
bDdOD yelkf sme5ekf narod, kte.
~ byl Jedfnfw, JIM sel DO Why
bsz akyebkoiiv scbeek feb e1l6
1bvjn1vsD bigdea u J@nor1 fske,
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Bondy Svobody.

Vldda SpojenSch Stdt6 yyp6j
ella 81 penize cd yas, ably mohla
financoyati yalku. Mate glddn.
slib, " yam pcnize vrdti. Tentt
slib zoye Sc bond Syobody anebt
bond Vit6zstyi. Ma tonic bondu
jsou y~yznaceny podminky, N ktc.
rSch ylada 81 penizc cd vas w.
p6jcila.
ku pfikladui Mdte-li bond tire.
II phjcky Syobody, prayi Sc IA. "
dnc ID dubna . j.. ffjna kazddlo
roku III do ~dosptlosti obdrzilc 4.
rok ia obnos, kterF platiIi jstc "a
bond. Jiua yyddui ncsou jiuou mi.
~ drokoyou a jina data dosp6lo.
sti, coz yyznaGeho je jasDd ma
bondn
Jostlize bond budetc miii We
SVEN majetkn NJ do lbdig ' ktert
Vlhda zaplatf yam zpn pluou ceuu,
nemuslte trhpiii sc mad tim, zc
mezitim jeduoho due IL ceDa bon.
du nizka q druhtho yysokd W
mate We Strgccm Samem dohodu
. Mdn5 y vas niycbo neztrati je
jim %d0drzcnfm.
Ma drube strant, prodhte.H syIj
bond Syobody nynf sbleddte, "
Glovfk, ktcrl jcj Oh VS. zakonpf,
nedd yam dollar M kazdg doIlar,
kterJ jste w zaplatili Gem bon
dh p0klesla, ptDtoze pills mnob0
lidi bondy nabjzf u prodcji Je.li
trh zaplsye1 brambory aucbo raj
taty m1zefe Jc koripiti lacino, alc
cbeeli kazd9 brambory a rajcata
q II Jjeb Y trbu maIo. cena jde
yzharn Totfz je praydon . bon.
dceh Syobody Aeprozirayi lidl
zaplayuJf JIM irh u moudn je ku.
pnjf
HejIepN mda jaka mhzc bgti
poskytnha maJiteli bondu Syobo.
Nv, u nasIcdujiei Drzte W SVEN
bond, ktery jste koupil
NJ yaIgt j. TAX bezpefng h zdra.
W Jako ylada SpojenSeh sfatu.
ssmotna.
zaknpte folik daIfieb bopdh ~
rfitomuysa n4zk5eh esn, kolix
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09

ni nhslriks pro hanl, klrtt I'll
%naneesaly iel,tnlce a 20 rtirole
M pasiihho 1 iint fsuaosns iusli
ltuef
kn krisi dnkln VA n.m lri NJ
skunteni VAlkt NepeAnt saklads
mnehsr ohrhuluich nndnih0 81
shm0uiy l'0ieks byly WlsolAus
|rmm,sloyA p~odnika,osi a dlsoha
spekllace h,ls sasiavsnv Tank,
.lnhn htls ~lnlckusahle celia fada
poybyvsi dstru i memo.
houe u opaititi %snrost material.
zasihsila nplnt Yirohu Mnoho
lidi naslclkem tuho nrltlo 81 hcg
mmtstnani y nuslaly vi aass
pozouhnlno ysak ie. b. ialo
tinautni tisen uemtla ~ naslcdrk
yseobrcn6 poklesnuii cen. tcny
slice professionally, aysak process
tcnlo nIiok sylasf nebyl urychlcn
touto panikou pfitim poklcs6vd
nj cen hledaii pArodohospodafi
sentiment ) pomery tech dob v
okolnosli lc doslo ' letech po oh
aanskt yalce nhsleduiicich X mat
nemu z%yiseni poctu obyyatclslsa
a svSseui produkcc, TAX H. ycmd
p%fizphsobiIa 81 k mnohstyi meny|
Y obehu IN vdlky doslo X znacnt
inflaci meuy, COZ hylo jcdnou q
pfidin sloupani ZEN, po
cen ysak ncbylo v lad
mem spOieni \ pnnik0u.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09

dniln hlasnf fhnai ricwthnNt
ha, h,ls p0snbenX take ukulhusll
yflsinA maleeh maineiA houdn
sfohAlY snaeila 81 uiatl i,ln 4.
play ta frnt nominrlni ~ kiptWl
pc .l,i0u daim uhehWiHlri iesllI
@hnm le hthll reahlu homln na.
.u3iidno hSla jake pence 4 tan, al
nesluslo We sroipnN ch sihirch h
~ irri eirknlarr pBrifoytch re.
mes jake v nemieh refnrsh ieh.
ptcre ienpm neusli isme nnlut
inmuio kiryl nehof nhth pensg
~ SEN h,l pfaye ttmilo bundy
SvuholN kiorfeh y obehods So u.
livalo iaku pensz hoiovyrh pncs
ieehto hondn y obabn ueni ia 10.
Nk, nchpf kapitalistt j. ochoine
ntni kupuii iako icdcn Z neilep.
sieh lnNfsimeutu. Tim pro ne vs.
hodneisi, poneyadS ncmusi platiii
dane 4 pfijm1 takto yiskanfch.
Tsio ssechny okolnosli pomalu.
ME jistt. ylopsuji mas hospoddiskt
,iav ktcrt pred ntkolika mesici
byl horSi noKli ie Ne skntrdnnsii
nyni nylo Y mem vice nebezpcei
yzhlcdem X inflaci dytru q yelke.
ma obehn bondn iako platidel Fi.
nandni odbornici prohhsuji. ~
hospodaiakF STAY zcmd IL nyni
tdravS . neni tfeba ieviti ntia
kSeh obny pred panikom Obmpzc
nj 1y6ru oysem Dude tryaii icste
dobu n snad ! v nekter5ch
prflmysloylch oborcch yzhlcdem X
.odekdydni poklcsu ceny matcrid
IN dojde k obmezeni yfroby. a..
ysak X panice, podobnG onem, kte
rf v mimulgch letcch das cd 6asu
isme prozivali, sotya doide Pies
10 ysak Hide dobfc ucini. bndou.li
tospodarngmi u budou.li naku
.oyati jenom 20, echo nczbytni|
potfcbuii, poueyadz icnom Tim
.lpdsobem mhzc byti pfiyodeno
lddouci snizcni cen ysech ziyot
lieh potfcb.
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Zvyseni poctu
zrizencu drah.

Pr6merng poeei zcleznienicb "a
m6stnancd We Spojengch Statech
bohcm roku 1918 byl \ ,sU ,711
oproti l,7s0,235 v roce 1917 n
l.703,577 v roce 1916. ctelkoyy
obnos mczd q slnzntho v roce
1913 byl ~, 1856, 73f49s oproti
Hl7sl ,027, OO2 Y rocc 1917 n H..
|5ll,52s,02G Y roec 1916. Prlmirna
mzda icdnolo zamfstnancc v r0ec
1918 bylo sl,llG, v rocc 1917 .
malieko pres 1000 q v roce 1916
toIiko 1881. Pravi W, " 90 procent
" n proecntnibp zygsenf mzdy V
letech 1916 M 1913 pfjslo jedno-
tliylm zainesiDancpm q ~ foliko
III proccnt zy(seDi celkoyf sunny
mczd i sInznfho zpdsobcuo byIo
zyGsenim poetn zamtsinaneh
Statmtika neIlod na zelclnicich
ukazujc, Ne w prynicb dcyht me.
sicD fokn 1918 bylo 1866 osob u,
stnrceuo d l35,73 y ~pornnfno pfi,
neztestich rhzDtbo drn1Iu v roce J
1917 pocct usmrepoSeb by 1O,Os7
d poeef poraD1ngcb 1896 Y
roce 1916 byly Nsiee 1O.O01 n
1922 respekiiynt n osob asmr.
ecpgeb Y roec 1918 bylo Wf e
sfujieicb, 2,iT NmtNtnaneh d 4.
5a5 jiD5eh osob, y nieiN i2G byli
zsmeefnanci. penaIbMJiel ~ W
slnzbS, AR cestujicicb NJ sIepo
l 700 Jip@eb D 4Ct tIoyfk uamfeen
pG Debodaeb jIpSeb nez yIoko.
vgck.
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Dnesni pom6ry jsou oybcm zee.
Ia jint neil pomery po obtansk(
gdlcc, tedy ' casngch leiccb sedm.
desatgeb, kdy pfflisny ~ayebni
rpch q n~adnziyani 1ytu zayinily
paDiku Ones je w staybdeh pod
produkcc. HcmG nase potfebuje
niltne vice d~opravnleb prostfcd.
XII, vice ohydli vice 1fadoynich
budoy u vice zbozi ifmGf vseho
drnhu v dhsIcdkn tobo obmezeni
1y6ru jenom zforsiti m1ze byto-
you tiseh Ale IN 10 vseobecnG ho-
spodafskt . finanfni pomtry sou.
tasnt jsou ~zdrayfjsi q ncdostatek
hotoyych pence n dyfm ncbude
mlti pepocbybuf pfiIis dlonheho
tfy6u1. Itazcni 1yfru bylo jcuom
opatfnostnfm opaiFenim u yetsina
finontHich abtorit md m 10, zc
Dude mil Mdonci y@sledky.
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Veliky dkol.

llalandsko ntikrotilo pred MS
davnem 4 nnsedrni dhnlu icnA
ncmh soht foyna v lidskt historic
Ma = g6mtrn yNsnsiii historiche
Huidnrskt irsefo a TAX giskati na
fncu roSlohn p0dy k s%cmtdolstvi
pr6cc iaio budc iryati, die ~
poein holandsl Nuh i%nScnfrn, mel.
meme trieet ri roxy Ndklad ma
tuio praoi ic rngpotlen asi ma
S76,000000, Vodka hraz .ic hu
doydna nyni pres SEVERN east ie
gera cd Wicrinen v seyeruim llo
landsku k piaam \ provincii
Friesland IIraz tato hudc n%ciytt
s. sytho druhu M svele. nchot bu
de miti dtlku II mil.
VysnScni icgcrn budc znamcna
hi yisk6ni phi milllorn akru boha
Il pndy pro zcmdd6lstyt Tam, ktfc
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