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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
SERIOUS FIGHTING
Broke Out Between Detachments of
Albanians and Italians.

Rome, June % Serious fighting be-
tween Albanian insurgents and Italian
arditi and alpini occurred near Dras-
ciovitsa when the Italian troops made
reconnaissance in force with motor
cars. according TO an Alona despatch
TO the Giornale D1talis. Unable to
stand against the fire of the Italians,
the Albanians retired to their own
lines.
IT is believed that upwards of 1000
insurgents are encamped around Av
Iona. while fresh contingents are ar
irving from the north. Italian aviators
who have flown over the Albanian
lines report that the Albanians are
drilling and appear to be oficcred by
professionals.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
MUCH LIQUOR SMUGGLING
And Rumor Has 1t That an Essex
County Judge Is Indicted.

Canaan, June 22-That a side Judge
OF Essex county court. had been indict
ed by the federal grand jury charged
with smuggling booze into this country
from Canada, was rumored yesterday.
Up to to-day no arrest had been made,
but the rumor Of the indictment has
caused a widespread sensation.
II is known that customs agents
from Canaan and Beecher Falls de-
scended upon the farmhouse OF Assist
ant Judge A. p. Richardson
near this village in March, and
made search They found 75 quarts
OF Canadian booze secreted there. When
customs man was asked Yesterday
how the officials got the tip that booze
had been smuggled across the line. he
replied that that was one of their
secrets
Mr.. Richardson was not arrested nor
taken before a United States commits
sioner at that time because. it was ex.
planned, it. was known he would be on
hand in case he was ever wanted.
Only in cases where the officers feel
that the man will disappear is the man
taken before Commissioner Clary at
Newport and bound over. There has
been much smuggling across the bor-
der the past few months and some of
the men caught with the goods have
been from New Hampshire, notably
from Berlin, not far from the dividing
line.
Mr. Richardson. who is said to have
brought in the liquor by automobile,
is well -to-do farmer, living on a
good farm. He is married.
Another farmer, living on Canaan
hill. near this village. was recently
taken before Commissioner Clary at
Newport after his place was searched.
The customs men. who are said 10
have got their tip in this case that
liquor WAS to be had there from a
rumor ahnat. found between 80 and 30
bottles of the forbidden stuff. Prohibi
tion officers from New Hampshire were
the instruments of discovery in the
Chase case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
But League of Nations Is
Little Heard at San
Francisco
FEW DEMOCRATIC
LEADERS ARRIVED
Boomers for Various Can
didates Begin Pre-
liminaries

San FraAcisco, June 22.-While hotel
lobbies began to-day to take on the
appearance Of national political con
vention. only few OF the Democratic
chieftans who will figure prominently
in the party's quadrennial gathering
next week have reached the convention
city.
Direct developments of the day were
confined to physical preparation of the
municipal auditorium for the conven-
tion and the work was well advanced,
but much discussion was in progress
as to elements that would be involved
in shaping the party platform, and
there was strikingly little talk about
Out of the talk of the day came an
increasing rumble of wet" and dry"
manruves, and it was clearly indicated
that leaders now here look forward to
a fight on the floor of the convention
over efforts to make the Democratic
platform advocate modificsti tions of the
prohibition enforcement law through
beer plank
The league of nations issue did not
fill prominent place in talk among
the leaders to-day, but possibility of
struggle over japanese exclusion was
suggested after Governor Stephens let
ter TO Secretary Colby. declaring the
situation in California. had been read.
coupled as it was with the statement
of Senator Phelan Of this state that
the Democrats should deal with the
oriental problem in framing the plat
form. But comment on this aspect of
the situation did not indicate that il
was occupying an important place in
the minds of leaders now on the
ground.
Posters urging the claims of Attor-
ney General Palmer began to appear
after headquarters for his boom had
been established, and workers in be-
half of Governor Cox of Ohio and other
aspirsnts are beginning to arrive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
SALEM, MASS, DECREASED.
Massachusetts, City Lost 1T Per Cent
in Population.

Washington. d. C., June % Salem,
Mass, lost 2.7 per cent in population,
according to the returns given out TO.
day by the census bureau. Salem I
population is given as 42,5l5, loss Of
l,lS2 since the 1910 census
Other figures given out were as fol-
lows:
Phoenix. Ariz., 29.054 increase H..
9l9, or 1909 per cent.
Torrington Conn, 2O.623, increase s..
lao, or 33.2 per cent,
Terrell, Tex, s,349, increase 1909,
or 1874 per cent
Janesville, Wis. 1928, increase g..
800. or 3l.6 per cent.
Charleroi, Pa, ll,5l6, increase 1901,
or 1913 per cent,
Csnonsburgh, Pa, 1852, increase g..
74l, or E5.2 per cent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
SEEK DR.. KEowN's RELEASE.
Writ of Habeas Corpus Filed by Hi,
Attorney.

Boston, June PA writ of habeas
corpus for Or. James +. keown, who
was returned to the Danvers insane
asylum to-day after two days of free
dom, following his escape on Sunday,
was filed in the federal court to-day
by Attorney Morris katzeff. Counsel
contended that the state courts which
ordered DIR. Keown committed two
weeks ago were without jurisdiction
because he was citizen Of California
and because a case involving the pur-
chase Of an automobile in which DIR.
keown was involved had been trans
ferred TO the federal courts before the
order Of committal was isued. A hear
ing was set for next Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
coGHLIN-LAwRENcE.
Groom at Montpelier Wedding Was
Former Co. H Captain.

Miss Ethel Lawrence. daughter Of
Mir. and Mrs. Louis Lawrence of Mont
pelier. and j. Edward Coghlin were
united in marriage at 6 o'clock this
morning at St Michael's chapel, Mont
pelier. bv Rev. T. !. Long. The bride
was attended BY her sister. Miss Hazel
Lawrence. and the groom by William
Ewing Of Montpelier
The bride wore blue taieta, with hat
80 match. and her sister was gov ned On
blue satin. with white georgette hat.
A wedding breakfast was served At
the Lawrence home to few friends oi
the bride and groom. after which the
newlvweds left for Boston and other
points by automobile
The bride il q graduate Of she Mont
heller high school and has been EN-
moved bv James Turner - stcnog-
raphcr. The groom Was captain of Co.
II in the Mexican trouble and had
ssrved for several wears before that as
captain He belongs to several orders
in Montpelier and is generally vel
known because of b. sfiiIiatiou with
military organization.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
AUSTRIA MUCH CONFUSED
Over Daylight Saving-SOne Sections
Rejecting Scheme.

Vienna. June 22-Austria i under
going q revolution over summer ldav-
light saving time The law was en-
acted at the instigation Of the foreign
representatives to save fuel and over
the protest Of the agricultural regions.
Recently SalEburg pr0vinoe issued de-
Cree annuiling u. nov the Tyrol has
follow "a suit while scattered oommuni-
ties and Districts all over the country
stili usc Old time. u is resulting in
endless confusion lu train schedules
where the lines crOss provincial iron
tiers ard IN connections between main
lire trains and locals.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
MORE FIRING IN LONDONDERRY.
Bloodshed of Yesterday Threatened to
Be Repeated.

Londonderry, Ireland. June D. Fir.
ing was resumed in several parts of the
city early to-day after comparatively
quiet night, Several persons were
killed in the rioting here yesterday, and
scores We're more or less seriously in
jured Military forces patrolled the
streets during the night and to-day
were guarding the danger points in the
center of the city. Additional troops
are being sent here from Belfast.
There were no deliveries of milk or
bread in Londonderry this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
REJECTS PROPOSITION.
Hsverhin Shoe Workers. to the Number
Of 1000. Will Not Accept.

Haverhill, Mass. June 22-The
workers on Mckay and Welt shoes,
numbering approximately 1000. have
rejected the proposition submitted by
the Haverhill Shoe Manufacturers as
sociation relative to hours. wages and
general working conditions.
Recommendation embraced in the
proposal according to the general
agent Of the Shoe Workers Protective
union, Joseph c. Goyette. call for re
duetion in wages in all principal oper-
ations and the 4S-hour week in place
Of the prevailing 45-hour week. The
manufacturer have asked for a reply
to their proposition by June 26. The
various locals Of the union are acting
on the matter at their regular meet
ings during the present week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
WATCHED BY GOVERNMENT.
Railroad Mems Strike Movement I'm
der Observation.

Washington, u. G., June 22.-Strikes
Of railroad employees. which began sew
cral days ago in Philadelphia and Bal
timore and since have spread TO other
eastern railroad centers, are being
watched closely by government officials.
So far As could be learned to-day. no
step to combat the spreading epidemic
Of walkouts had been decided on by
any government agency officials, gen
orally relying upon the recognized un-
ION heads to bring about the return of
the strikers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
WILL PRESENT M'ADoo's NAME.
With or Without the Consent of Nc.
Adoo Himself.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 22-Burris
Jenkins, clergyman and newspaper
publisher, issued positive statement
o-day that the name Of William Gibbs
McAdoo would be placed in nomination
before the Democratic convention in
San Francisco with or without the con
sent of Mr. McAdoo.
DIR. Jenkins said he had been in
formed by Thomas b. Love. Democratic
national committeeman from Texas,
who yesterday travelled across Kansas
with the Alabama delegation, that Is of
the "a members of the delegation in
sisted that the name of the former see
retary of the treasury should be laid
before the convention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
VIRTUALLY UNCHANGED.
Railroad Strike SituSsion at Baltimore
Part of Men Working.

Baltimore. June p. The railroad
strike situation in the baltimore dis
trict was virtually unchanged to-day.
An official Of the Pennsylvania line es-
timated that between 81 and 40 per
cent of their yardmen were back or at
work, while the Baltimore & Ohio re-
ported that 60 per cent Of their men
WIRE still out.
G. w. Galloway. vice president Of
the Baltimore and Ohio. in charge Of
operations. said that a. far a. that
road was concerned the situation was
unchanged over Yesterday. Mr.. Gallo
way TODAY issued an ultimatum sim
liar to that 81 the Pennsylvania rail
road. under which the Baltimore and
Ohio men viii be considered out Of the
service unless they report back before
= certain hour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
PROMISES FAITHFUL SERVICE.
If He Is Elected Governor of Maine
:. Parkhurst Talks.

Bangor, Me-, June 22.--Colonel Fred
eri H. Parkhurst to-day made the fol.
lowing statement to the Associated
Press:
Il owe my victory to my friends. and
to them | give my grateful thanks.
Our slogan should be, Maine Republi.
can in September by 25,0oo majority.
To Maine and her future. if privileged
TO act as governor, pledge my faith
fIll service
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
GOV. COOLIDGE IN MAINE.
VIII Attend Commencement Exercises
at Bates College

Boston. june 22.-Governor Coolidge
went to Maine today. He left this morn
ing for Augusta. where he is to spend
the night a. the guest Of Governor Nil
hken. Tomorrow he viii 90 10 Lewis
ton to attend the commencement cNcr-
cises at Rates college. returning 10 Boo
ton tomorrow evening
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
POUND STERLING HITS s.
That Was the Highest Quotation N
Neu York Since April 8.

Neu York. June 22-The Engii-h
pound sterling touchcd - in the money
market here to-day the highest quota
tstiun for Y since April 8. When
Il touehcd ssl0z. On April 5 u touched
SaO7is. uhich 49, thr pssk of sn up
ward movement frern the low uf Sis
of Feirlzzfy &
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
BERGDoLL ESCAPE INQUIRY.
Special Federal Grand Jury Continues
Session.

Philadelphia. Juno - The p, cial
federal grand jury cai,ed L. determine
whether a conspiracy eSi-, 1 IN eorul.
tion with the escape 81 t'rover tlsvr-
land Bergdon wealthy draft delger,
and TO fix responsibility for his esrsIsc
continued it. investigation TO-DAY Sew
rraI army officers were examined gcs-
serdsv and about = dozen uitnesses
are pct to be heard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
GET A MONTHS LEAVE.
Men Of the Atlantic Fleet Complete
Practice.

New York. june 22-The Atlantic
feet will complete lis power runs and
target prsctice tins week and the ship.
vili dock IN their home yards. the ma
tsl bureau ~ nav iEation snnounoed
to 6av All men On board win be
raid Of and given q Faouth's leave. il
uss stated
The hsttleships Rennsyltsnia. An
ronz and North Dakota are expected 81
The Brcoklyn navy yard about Sstsr-
cav.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
BuRLrNeros,s TAX JUMPS
Rate FIXED for 1870 Last Night L
$40.

Burlington. June At a special
meeting of the bozrd q aldermen last
evening the tax rate for 1920 uas tXed
at $40 on . dollar which j. the high
sst tax rate that Burlington has ever
knaun The budget for ncKt Ycar.
uhfeh "a adoptea. called foT an tx-
flruEiturs II SsE5a1.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
SMALL STRIKE AT NEW HAVEN
Movement Of Passenger Trains Is No,
Impeded.

New Haven. Conn. June . The
sxteut of the strike Of swTtchuen IN
the local wards was not definitely sp-
rsreut to-day. The effect. however. j.
The placing Of an embargo on al out
going freight from these yards Nine
teen switchmen in ore shift did not re-
part Railroad ofscisls said they bad
70 demands presente1 them The MOVE
merit ~ passenger trains b. not IN
r-.L-I
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
FRENCH WARSHIPS
BOMB.4RDED TURKS
After the Turkish Forces Attacked
Mersina on the Mediterranean.

Paris. June 22.-The Temps says to-
day that Turkish forces attacked Mer.
sins, on the Mediterranean southwest
of Adana, and that French warships in
the hsrbor bombarded the Turks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
Rutlans's Tar Rate %.

Rutiand. June - TIE basrd 81 e.
dermsu Ia-8 nighf raisei Eutlsnls tax
rate fsom s2zD to s--59
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22


Augusta. Me. june Ex-Governor
Milliken to-day said he accepted the
result eontentedly when informed that
on the face of press returns of yes
terday's primaries from all except less
than hundred small towns and plan
tations, Frederic II. Parkhurst had
been nominated as the Republican can
didate for governor.
Governor Milliken said; Il accept
the result contentedly, congratulate
the winner. and in my own behalf
and for those associated with me,
thank those Republicans who without
any campaign on my part, expressed
at the polls their approval OF our man
agement Of the business affairs of the
state.
II am anxious for the triumph of
Republican principles in this critical
wear and TO that end will continue TO
devote myself unreservedly ito the du.
ties Of nv Office in order TO turn over
the affairs Of the state to my successor
in the best possible condition.
Biddeford. Me, june 22.--ln state
ment issued from his office in this city
TO day. Judge John Percy Deering, de
feated candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor, laid his de-
feat 10 the detection of former Mil
likeD following, which at the last mo-
ment deserted him to return to the
standard of the governor. fearing the
nomination of Psrkhurst. Judge Deer
ing pledges his full strength to Colonel
Parkhurst in the September elections
and announces that he will be capdi-
date for the office of governor at the
next election. The statement follows:
Il sincerely thank all the people in
the state who voted for me in the re-
cent campaign; especially those in my
own district and county who stood by
me so Loyalty.
"In six months ] created. organized
and carried on a campaign which thor
oughly defeated the administration Re
publicans under Governor Milliken, and
almost overwhelmed the strong politi-
cal machine headed by Colonel Park
hurst. The Milliken men, who had
been coming to me during the latter
part of the campaign. became panic
stricken at the last moment. fearing
the nomination of Colonel Park burst.
and returned TO Governor MiIliken,
thereby nominating the man whom
they did not want
Il shall keep my organization to-
gether. as | shall be candidate for
governor in the next contest: but ]
pledge my entire strength TO Colonel
Parkhurst in the September election
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21
Cholera radi v me-
stech ma krymu

Scbastopol. 10. dubna Mnoz.
stvi pfipadu cholcry a dplayice Sc
vyskytlo We Feodosii, Scbastopolu
a .iinSch %krymsk}ch mestech a
prisp6ly znacn6 k hrdzam tyfove
epidemic, Schastopol jc be- do
statecn}cb zasob yody n zavisi ma
dcstilatnim zdvode, ktery trpi
znacntm ncdostatkcm paliya, -
Mnoho pffpadd cholcry, prlnesenc
4 Kavkazka, vyskytlo Sc We Feodo.
sii. Choroba tato rychle sir1 SO
u tomlo m5sto, jcl j. pVno ncmoc.
nvch u rau6nych nprchlik0 n yo-
jdk0, LGkafi isou pfetizcni pra-
ci u pracc jcjich si6zovana Je ne.
tlostatkem ncmocnicnlch potfcb
Bcncral Wrangel, velitel protlbol'
~Scvickeho vojska, poz6dal Amer.
dany, ably poslali ambulance k Je'
no vojsku, icz postupujc smercn'
severnim.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21
Mexicti rebelove
dobyli dive mesta

Aqua Pricta, Sonora, 10, dub
ma. - VoicnSk6 sbory move repub.
liky Sonorsk6 piekrocily pomczi
sidiu SinaIoa a 2mornily sc dvou
NEST a ~pokracuii Ia postupu SVEN
Ike Culicanu, kapitoIu sousedniho
stdtu, cimz ujimaji sc iniciatiyy
We SVEN boil prot Carranzov6 via
de V Mexiku. FL fuerta, neidnlc.
zit6jsi dolovni tabor Sinaloa, asi
patnact mil cd Sinaloa-Sonora pc.
mezi. a San Bias, zeleznicni sire
disko, padly DO moci voicnskych
sbor6 statu Sonory, die irednl. in
formacc zde ziskant. Xprayy, u
Sest iinych stattl, Michoacan, Mo
relos, Tamaulipas, Tabasco, Cam.
peche a Jalisco, pfipojlIo Sc k od-
boil proti Carranzoyl, nebyly do.
sud %potyrzeny. Je ale znamo, ze
agent Sonory pracujl pc cclt re-
publicc, ably ziskali pomoc prot
Carrnnzovi. HprGvy, jcz byly H.
Skdny y hlawnim ~yojcnsk6m stann,
%naznacuji, 1c Carronza ma Y llmy.
stu posIati nekoIik tisic vojakIl
prot move r%epubIice a pokusi SO
zdolati poystani. VojenSti vidci
o%dbointho statu prohIaSuji, ~ q
kol Carranzoya voiska nebude talk
lcIIk@, Sonora rychlou Nojcnskoll
mobiIisaci Il proycdcnlm obrap.
nfch plant ziskaIa zuamcnitt W.
hody, Vice jak 1000 sonorsklci'
vojdkl nal6za So Y state Sinaloa u
podtI hranic. Prdsmyky json o.
pcy1oyany 4 slime sbory vojenskG
json ma ccste X jich obhajobe.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21
Tisice Armenu We
vaznem nebczpeci

taiihrad, w. duhna. V boiirh
yoiSka Azcrbaidzanu = Armcny
pokraeuic Sc v oblasti karahagh
u meziSpoicnccti pozorovalclc o.
znamuji. H. $4,000 Armenu V Ba-
ku nachazi SO v nebczpcci povraz-
deni. Cast Denikinova lodstva Y
kaspickem mort pripojlla Sc ku
bolscvikum d postupnJc smerem
sevcrnim, ably pfipojila Sc k ri.
d6mu lodstvu, ktere ie ocekavano
II usti reky Volhy. Ibytek Deni-
kinovych lodi pluje smerem jiz.
MIN cd Petrovska a pravi Sc, zc
ma v imyslu dostati Sc do per-
skych %pristavu Y Batumu pr
Cerntm mofi jc dostatek angllc-
keno lodstva, ably v mest6 ndrzcn
byl pofadck, ale grlzinska vlada
.ie tax slaba a talk tiSnena ylast.
mimi radikdlnimi zivly, Re je malj
nade.jc ma odrazeni bolsevicktho
utokn, kdyby rude armady ma.
stoupily pochod prot Gruzinsku
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21
Ze zasedani rady
Svazu narod1

pafiz, II. dubna. Ctyrtc We
icjnG zascdani rady Svazu naro-
dn konalo sc Y Luccmbursktm pa
laci. Leon Bourgeois, pfedscda
francouzskdho sdrnzcni pro spo-
.lecnost narodn, pfedscdal. Herbert
Fisher, anglicky ministr skolstvi,
zastupujici Anglii. cctl zpravu 0
armenskc %situaci. pfimlouvajici Sc
"a rizeni Armcnsktho statu ma
svobodne a ncodvislG zakladne
Ncjlcpsim r%ozfcsenim armenskt
otazky, pravi Sc " zprdvG dale,
by bylo, kdyby nektcry vclky stat
prijal mandat mad Armcnii pod
Svazem narodu. Rada poicdnalu
take 0 financnich p%otfcbach Ar
mcnic a pfisIa k nahlcdu, ze zclhe
Dude potfcbovati nutne velky q.
yer po nekolik prynich roki.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21
ma nyni vice
obyvatel, neil pred
svetovou valkou

Londyn, 16. dubna. W. vsccll
evropskycl zcmi, jcz sly do val
Ky V roce 1914, Angle jcdina mi
dncs vetsi pocct obyvaicIstva ncz-
u mela pred valkou Pocct obyva.
tclstya zy9SiI sc asi 0 100000 D.
sob, DE %poslcdnjcll 1rcdnich oil
hadll. N6mccko ma dncs asi q
100000 meme obyyatcl neil y
roce 1914, kdy potet obyyatcI
N6mccka SO odhadoyaI ma 6s. 900
600, Ones v Mmccku jc 0 1000
vice zen neil NUN Pocct ditek.
narozcn$ch y NGmecku "a yalky
.byl tcm6f 0 poloviuu pod norma
lem. PoGct obyvatclsiya Rokolska
poklcsl stcjnc jake Ncmccka. tn
rcck0, jcz %pflpraycno bylO 0 cclou
radn hzcmf, ktcrd obydlcna .jsou
plcnciiy netlWcck1 Uni, ma misto
10000, 900 obyyatcl pred yalkou
pouzc 6,OOO,0O0 obyyatcl nyni. I'o
cct 0byyatcl R0ska take znacne
pOklesl,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21
Sultan vyhlasil BOZ
nacionalistulm

Cafihrad u. dubnai TnreckS
sultan Mcbmcd Sest} Vphl vcske'
rou syo.ji politickou u nabozen-
skou moe ma yazky jake konetn6
opatfeni Y boil prot nacionallstl-
ckemu hnuti v Male ASH. "klctba
ncbes a yecnG trdpeni pckla jsolI
svolavalty ia lllavy yscch moslc'
mint, kteii ncbudou podporovatl
suItana, Durrizode Abdullalem O.
fcndim. noyym scjkem-u .islamcm
Odsuzuje nacionaIisty 60 ncjostfc'
il a proIllasujc, ze vsiclni yernl
musulmani, ktefi zabiji Macdonald
sly l6siti Sc budou AIlahovu 20.
zchnani u ii, kdoz padnon Y boz
prot rcbelnm. dojdou y6Gnt sldyy
IA ncbcsich. Mobilisacc sioupencil
snltanoy}ch zahajena byla ma o.
stroycch V mort Marmarskcm u
pod6I bfehu Ccrntbo more. Turci
y Cafihradt ncjevf vclkt ocIloty
XII vstupu do sultanoyGch vojsk.
ProhIasuji, zc vsichni jciieh pfi-
buzni yalfi v armadt Mustafa Re
maIa pasi a ze ncystoupl do brat
royrazedne yalky obcapskt.
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by polepiela miruvou Smlouvu -
zlc p%ovafnlc M naznaecnl ie ma.
hlcdy rnillauSoyy hyly sprdvnt
kdyk Louis Berihon pred No iakou
dobou odsuRoyal anglickou poliii.
ku v poslanecke snemovnt, icdcn
poslanen prohlasil, H. mluvi ia.
ko caillaux, Celia rada eclnych
publicisi1 osifc napada Anglii a
angIickt stdtniky pro iciich zasa.
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