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ence, Will entertain at dinner al
the Shoreham this evening.
Nine. Christian Hauge was
hostess last evening to a dinner
company of twenty-four.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breckenridge Long
entertained a brilliant company at
dinner last evening. preceding the
dance at which they also were
hosts. About thirty guests were
present for the dinner and about 200
more came for the dance. A buffet
supper was served at midnight. The
decorations were pink roses, ferns
and palms.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh enter
tanned yesterday thirty-four guests
at luncheon in compliment to Mrs.
Newton D. Baker, wife of the for
mer Secretary of War. The guests
included a number of old friends
of Mrs. Baker, among them Mrs.
Edwin T. Meredith. wife of the for.
mer Secretary of Agriculture, her
daughter. Mrs. Frederick Owen Boz
hen, and Mrs. william d. Common,
"AhA p" ASAh odhCE 10 5ldylh6.
Miss Margaret s. Webb, of Bowl
ing Green, Va, has come to Wash
tngton for a visit and Is staying
at Wardman Park Hotel.
DINNER GIVEN IN HONOR
OF MISS ROSS TODD.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Littauer
entertained at dinner last evening
In compliment to Miss Ross Todd,
niece of Nine. Christian Hauge.
Covers were laid for twenty four.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry vessering, Of
Chicago, are the guests of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Clifford Ireland,
who have an apartment at Ward
man Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann have
issued invitations for a fancy dress
party to be given at their residence
on February Is.
Elmer schlesinger. counsel for
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(Heads List
! At Luncheon
Wife of Vice President
Presides at Gathering
OF Senator's Wives.
By EVELYN C. HUNT.

me Vice President and Mrs.
Coolidge were the guests at dinner
asst evening of DR.. and Mrs. Palmer
Potter at the Lafayette Hotel.
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
willard kochenderfer.
/ me Vice President has returned
from Philadelphia, where he wen,
monday to make the last of his
series Of addresses before the Phil
: adelphia Forum.
Mrs. Coolidge presided yesterday
al the weekly luncheon of the
o Ladies Of the Senate.
The Argentine Ambassador and
NINE. LIE Breton entertained at din
ner last evening, when covers were
laid for twenty-five. The Serbian
Minister and Nine. Grouitch were
among the guests.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes entertained at luncheon at
the embassy yesterday. Their guests
Included Sir Robert Borden, Sir
John Cadman, Mousley s. Brown
and Gen. H. X. Bethel.
Gen. John ]. Pershing was the
honor guest at the dinner given
last evening by Representative and
Mrs Fred Britton in their apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel. The
other guests were the Minister of
Ecuador and Sonora Elizalde. Sem
ator and Mrs. Lawrence c. Phipps,
senator Samuel NJ Shortridge. Rep
resentative and Mrs. James r. Mann.
Inc Counselor of the Russian EN-
sassy and Nine. Henry de Bach. Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Despard Con, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew ]. Miller, of New
York; Mrs Cromwell Brooks, Mrs.
Free d. McKenny, Mrs. Victor
Kaufman, and Mr.. Portuondo, of
Cuba.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Martin. Egan are
stopping at the Shoreham.

DR.. and Mrs. ( Henry Churchill
Cook will give large reception
tomorrow evening In honor If the
members of the Independence Bell
Chapter, d. A. r.. All regents and
officers are invited.
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the shipping Board. who has an
apartment at Wardmau Park Hotel
| entertained there last evening.
| Mr. and Mrs. Hampson Gary en-.
tertained Informally at luncheon a,
the Shoreham yesterday.
Mrs. ]. Miller Kenyon and Mis-.
Lucretia D. Clark entertained al
bridge yesterday afternoon. There
were six tables. Later additional
guests game in for tea. Assisting
the hostesses In receiving were
Mrs. Charles Oman and Mrs. South.
gate Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Strauss en-
tertained a company OF seven a,
day.
MRS. KELLOGG HOSTESS
AT INFORMAL TEA.
Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg was host.
ess at q small informal tea yester-
day afternoon in compliment tc
Mrs. Cordenio Severance. of st
Paul, Mimi, who arrived in. wash.
ington on, Monday.
Mrs. Charles ". Wheeler and Miss
Elinor Wheeler will be at home
this afternoon and the remainins
Wednesdays In January.
Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman will not
be at home at "Airlie" today.
-
Mrs. Clarence o. Sheriff. and her
mother, Mrs. Robinson, will be al
home this afternoon at 1889 Cali
fornia street.
Mrs. George Bowie Chapman will
be at home this afternoon.
Mrs William orme, Mrs. RswIin.
Hume and Miss Hume will receive
on Wednesdays. February 1. and Is
Mrs. Ernest Walker will be a,
home informally this afternoon a,
her residence, 2112 s street She
will alsc receive the remaining
Wednesdays of January.
Mrs. Colin II: Livingstone and
Miss Livingstone will receive in
formally this afternoon.
Walter Seaman, the Irish tenor
will be the honor guest of the Con-
gressional Club Friday afternoon.
A short program will be followed
by tea.
Mrs. Robert N. Stanfield. wife of
Senator Stanfield, OF oregon, left
Monday for Pendleton, Greg. where
she will visit for several weeks her
father, who is not well.
Howard Hart. OF Bangor. Me-. is
spending several days at wardman
Park Hotel.
MIR. AND MRS. Chiffon
HOME FROM sEAsHORE.
The Counselor of the British EN-
bassy and Mrs. Henry Getty Chill
City, where they spent the week.
end at the Ambassador Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas D. L. McGrew
are spending a few days in New
the Aston.
Mrs. H. S. Needs. jr., of Whining
ton. who has been visiting her
parents, Senator and Mrs. T. Cole
man DUPONT. returned to her home
yesterday.
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty Is
spending a few days in New York,
where she is staying at the Ritz
Carlton.
Cards have been received in
Washington by many of the friends
of former Senator Chester ]. Long,
Ct Kansas. for the wedding of his
daughter, Miss Margaret Long. to
William Eugene Stanley, in the
NJ. E. Church of Wichita, Kans,
this evening. Miss Long maze
many friends in Washington dur
the family residence here > few
years ago.
Cyrus H. X. Curtis. of Philadel-
phia, Is here for a brief visit Mr..
Curtis is accompanied by John ].
Sturgeon. managing editor of the
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Sir John Jordan. of the British
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Mrs. Gillett Hill will entertain at
q luncheon on January IS.
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Mrs. Grafton Minot will be host
ess at dinner on February 20.
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Mrs. Hustled. wife of Representa-
tive James, W. Hustled, will give a
luncheon on February s.
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Robert Wilberforce, of the Brit
lsh delegation, was a luncheon host
at the Shoreham yesterday.
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Mrs. Edward H. Everett will be
a luncheon hostess on January 25.
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Mrs. Kcnns Elkins was q luncheon
hostess at the shoreham, yesterday.
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Frank Hight will give on Feb
ruary 6.
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Typical Lansburgh & Brother foot
wear. You know the quality; you know
that we carry only the smartest styles.
Then, make the best of this opportunity
as early in the day as possible There are.
only 500 pairs, including
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Nine. Christian Hauge was
hostess last evening to a dinner
company of twenty-four.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Hartman
will give a dinner Monday evening
before the Washington Cotillon.
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delegation. sailed for England yes.
terday on board the George WASH
ingtop.
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ence. will entertain at dinner q
the Shoreham this evening.
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DINNER GIVEN IN HONOR
OF MISS ROSS TODD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann have
issued invitations for a fancy dress
party to be given at their residence
on February Is.
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Elmer schlesinger. counsel for
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Mrs. Paul Fitzsimons will en-
terrain at a luncheon on January
2S.
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Cyrus H. X. Curtis, of Philadel-
phia, Is here for a brief visit Mr..
Curtis is accompanied by John ].
Sturgeon. managing editor of the
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Sir John Jordan. of the British
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kamzite konstelace osob, strans
nebo pomerd, nybrz hlediska
historick6ho, hlediska minulo
sti vyhledem do daleke bu-
doucnosti, prave tax jako sotaz
ku cfrkevnich reforem, pOme-
ru cirkvi ku statu, agrarni re-
formy budoucnosti Slovenska.
Jde nam to, abychom kon-
solidovali stat uvnitf CO moz-
no nejdfive. Jest to mozno Jen
konstruktivni politikou, ktera
rozhodne a vazne Sc do vSech
techto otazek ponori a bude jc
vaZne reSit.
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forma. Bylo by sebeklamem,
kdybychom 81 rikali, re jsme v
teto otazce docllili tolik, aby-
chom mohli byti uspokojeni.
Name zde vady organisacni,
nemame vubec dosud skutecne
no jasneho programu agrarni
reformy, ackoliv jest to jedna
nejkardinalnejSich otazek
cele nasi budoucnosti. Name
Tadu nesrovnalosti v zakone pc
zemkovem; to vsechno vnitrnl
konstruktivni politika mela by
obsahnouti, odstfaniti a move
smernite presne verejnosti da-
til. Jednu vec vSak jest zduraz-
niti treba hned ma pocatku
bez velke sunny penez agrarni
reforma provadeti Sc nemnze.
Pokladam "a NONE, re by via
da a politicke kruhy Sc teto
kveci dohodlya nutne financni
prostredky ma provadeni po-
zemkove reformy pfipravily
kdyz ne hned. tedy v dobe nej,
blizSi.
Take socialni poiisteni be1
penez neni mono provadeti
Stat jako my, mohl by sc cd
vaziti na koncepci yelikou
| rychle provedeni reformy, nj
, niz by najednou dal vice pc
nez, ktere soucasne na mno
: hych stranach pokusil Sc use
( triti. Byli jsme zvykli doposa
!. vad vytloukati kiln klinem; b.
: la by osudna chyba, kdyby pi
e velkych vecech nedovedli jsm
: sc zmoci ma methody pls
0 Stfedky Vellke anebO aSpOn We
a 81 nezli dosud.
J We stejnych ,tezkosteeh jsm
i. votazce pomeru clrkvl Ike st;
d tn. V dnesnim nelegalnim st;
i, WI nelze dele ziti. Zde stein
j. rozhodnosti a odvahou me
l. by Sc pristoupiti ku praci.
IS V poslednich adnech odhlas
n vany zakon statnich zrizel
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GLE NASf POLITIKY
vNITRNf A Z.AHRA-
NICNf.
On, Edward Benes.9

(CSTK.) Povalecna polltlka
musi mlti jednu zakladni vlast-
most. ma niz zavisl vsechno:
konstruktivnost. Cely svet su-
castni Sc pima ctyri leta zoufa-'
leho nireni vsech statku osob-
nich. statnich, hospodafskych,
nicil RUNE instituce mezina-
narodni vnitfni. rozvrath We
skeren system hospodafsky a
til velika cisafstvi, a tax poll
tikum 30 valce stavi Sc jedi
nv ukol: hledati cesty k re-
konstrulici.
T6to ~konstruktivnostl bylo
treha vice nez kde jinde we
stateeh novych, ktere neJen re
za6aly svoii mezinarodni eXl-
stencil. ale musily 81 vytvofiti
celou svoji vniti'ni strukturu.
Podle toho, jak porozumely to-
muto ukolu, molly iednotllve
staty jednotlivi polltikove do
clliti vice meme NVznacnych
vysledku.
politika ceskoslovenska We
vecech zahranitnich snazila Sc
hned Cd pocatku vyhoveti tenn
70 poyalecnym pozadaVkum
svetoVe politiky vubec. Vytvo-
iila 81 plan, podle nehoz syste
naticky prestupovala a kde Sc
snazila pfejiti cd snazslbo pro
blemu k tezsimu VyreSltl JeI
Y duchu konstruktiyni svetovt
politiky. TAX vysli jsne ze
zakladniho sveho axiematu, *
ie treba oddalovati vSechn,
NONE konflikty od svych hra
nic, abychom Sc mohli uvnitl
6 klidem venovati rekonstruk
chi praci vnitrni. q tehoz du
vodu soustavne pokouseli ism
80 vytvoriti uynitf poclt hezpe
nosti Il jistoty, aby kazdy cltl'
&e novy STAY veci nelze zmeni
Il, Tim sc stale, ze spoilli ism
sc nejprve tim, kdo nam bA
nejblizSl a S nimz by.o mozn
nejsnaze sc dohodnouti, t. j..
,Iihoslovany. Druhy prirozen
lirok byla dohoda Rumul
akem a yytyoreni Male Dohod,
Bee dohody Polskem neby
mono vubec doiiti lhe klidu
na$em ckoli. Jiste obtiznc b.
10 vyvolati novou atmosfe,
mczi nami a Rakoushem d
Jill k dohodc, ktcra manner
lplnc move pomery mezi nal
= Vidni. Opravdovc vyrovna
llezi Prahou a Vidni stalo
tcprye prave podepsanou sml
vou $ Rakouskem. Nelze +
hybovati, re prayc atmosfe
klidn a jistoty Il mas Il kolt
las tolikos systcmatickou pol
kou byla vytyofena jest sc
lovana vzhledem k tomu, re
pira Sc politika nase ton
snyslu stale a stale 0 idce /
rove, o spolupracl Spdecn,
narodu, ie be1e sporu
Jlravni podstats a mravni VI
vAlmi siIna
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administrativnich opatrenl, PR
pravy ku vyrizeni otazky va
letnycha pdjcek, jmenovan ra
dy urednik1 v nekterych odvet
vfch, to vsechno naznacuJe, Ja-
kou cestou nese Sc vyvoj a ja-
XIV bude asi konecny stav.
Bylo by zbytecno rozvlrova-
I'll politiku vyklady, CO by meio
ne eb nemelo byt. 70, co Sc vsak
dosud stalo, melo by byti' lekcl
pro mas vsechny, nebot' jedno
jest jiste: k vzaiemne spolupra
ci a dohode Sc dojde DEF Sc co
del. Snad stane Sc to po vice
lnebo meme tezkych bojlch, snad
budou musit prinesti obeti tt,
nebo oni, snad stane Sc tax po
ltezkych a vasnivych poleml-
kach nebo disk1sich, ale - do
| |ide k tonlu. ia tech okolnosti
| Jest vsak nutno, abychom do
bfe vedeli, kami jdeme a kan
lmame neb mdzeme 1jiti. Nell
Ibychom nit presny program a
| presny ell, kan az fn1zen1e jita
| d az k cemu muslnle dolt. =,
i Mezinarodni 'situace jest ia
Ikova. re elm dale tim vice le
patrno kazdemu, zc dnesni stav
:. stredni Evropy je ma nedohled
4 nou dobu definitivni. To hraje
| y pomeru nasem k Nemcum u
+ lohu podstatnou. TO mdze take
vest takticky k te, neb one po-
u litice. V kazdem prlpade pra-
We nasi posici mezinarodni !
vnitrni jest nejen ddlezit, re
Cechoslovaci mali tonto sta
). te ciselnou a materielni preva
hu, ale je primo nutno, ably We
SVEN boji nemeli proti sobe pre-
lvahu mravni. ia musi byti na
ljejich strane - pax to bude
: boj velmi cestny uslechtily
Kazda prehnanost Nemcu Ce
: chy pred mezinarodni verejno
sti posiluje mravne pred sv'
& tenn celou politilu statu zdd
vodnuje. Kazda prehnanost n:
Sc v zahranici mas seslabuje
Je prave otazkou politickeh'
umeni spravne docenit vsechn,
slozky politiky vnitrni vsecl
! ny slozky politiky zahranicnt
abychom volili spravnou spr
- vedlivOu cestu stredni celer
: tom sporu otazky narodnost
nj.
=. Problem Nemcu v Cechac
Jest otazka, ktora Sc muze IL
sit nebo neresit, ale uzavlra
! sc pred nj neni mono, poni
:. :. jvadz Sc dosud postavila kazd
: Wade a pestavi Sc ] vladam b
doucim. Uzavirat Sc pred !
- bylo by slabostf. konstruktivl
!. politika vnitrni i zahranicl
musi tento problem nasi poll
i ky brat vazne Y livahu, a ,
= sve kalkulace jej pojmout
jake jine veci mela by tuto
Di'' tazku noiit,,at, tnetS hlcdiSka
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da ktera by dnes chtela kona-
ii svoji povinnost ke statu, mu-
ST 81 prede vsim jasne uvedo-
miti, ktere jsou ony vnitropo-
liticke otazky, jez steJnym
zpusobem, jako We vecech "a
hranicnich mali byti jedna po
druhe reseny pevnym cilem
dojiti do normalni situace sta
tu, tax ably stat normalne fun
goval, jako kdyby w mel sta
letou tradici a jako kdyby ne
bylo byvalo svetove valky. Gle
toho mono dosahnouti, kdyz
dobre Sc podivame ma tezkostl
vnitrni. presnf ie rozdellme,
vypocitame, ktery ie tezsi a
| ktery je lehci, ktery musl bytl
resen napred, a ktery musl Ma
resent cekati, kdyz stanovlme
| 81 presne, iakou methodou bu-.
deme postupovati, kdyz do
: vedeme presne dosahnouti jed
notlivych otazek politicky do
ceniti.
Prvni podminka vseho pro
tuto konstruktivni politiku a
definitivni konsolidaci statu,
jest dociliti pro stat definitiv-
nj zakladny hospodafske. Prak
ticky to predevsim znamena,
zajistiti statu dobrou hospodal
skou politikou jeho stalou ak
tivni bilanci a hospodafskou eS
pansi. Nelze pochybovati 0 tom
re jsme dnes ma teto ceste uci
: nili jiz pokrok znacny, a re j
/ to prave nase zahranicni poll
!, tika, ktera vedome "a timtt
: cjlem jde, Vsechny jeji snahy
celia jeii tendence nese Sc k to
u mu, ably zaiistila nam odbyti
), Ste aby mas chranila pre-
: hospodarskymi katastrofami
il iez stihaii RUNE sousedni sta
! ty. Vykaz nasi obchodni hilan
Ii ce "a minuly rok, majici pre-
a 3 miliardy aktiv jest skvelyr
: dokladem toho, re pres rad
a ruznych chyb, ktere jsme uc
g.. ! nili, celkova linie Sc osvedcil;
,dl SteinG tax vedena jest politik
a. finanCni: oh til let soustavn
Il, ! procujeme to, abychom svo
le politikou mlrovou dodali dl
a very mezinarodnim kruhum t
il nanGnim, abychom Sc dosta
ze1 na financni trhy dnesnich ST
be disek, t. j. Londyna, Parize
sc New Yorku, muzeme Sc zat
o. stiucin6nim konstatovati,
re prave posledni dobe, kdy Y
sti skere nasi praci, jak vnitrl
mi fax zahranicnl, sc nam to d
wi ri. Prave projcdnavame me,
IA narodni pujtku, ktera znan
lu- M bczesporne pocatck nasc
a vzcstupu financniho. Samo !
mu boli Sc Tozumi, re k teto fina
a chi politice zahranicni musi
by ii pfipojena financni politi
ma vnitrni, stat oZdravuiicb KITE
mi musi byti jeste cilevedome.
zee, nezli dosud a ktera Y, posledn
yn- prohlaseni vlady ie vyjadre
BIT slovem "sctriti'. Nelze zat
ich probirati, co toto slovo "se
smi ti' by f'melo statnim hos
/ Il dareni Anamerati. Velmi Ca
/. ter kdo satri ninoho peMs2
axe llazuie.
syn Druhy veliky problem Il
,siti vnitrni' politiky iest agra,'ni
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Slecna Mary Texana Loomis-
.ova jest iedinou zenou ma sve.
te, jez vlastni a fidi kollej ra-
.dio-inzenyrstvi. Jeji skola jest
We Washingtone. Ma tomto 0.
bTazku jest zkouseiici 1000
milov1 radio felefon odesilac'
pfistroj, Jehoz vJkres zhotovili
a postavilae spomoci nekteryct
ne svvch stndentn,'
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QNOu SHlcIcCH. OC u oOo'
Mala dohoda a tim zejmena &c
Ia stfedni Europa, byla nynl
vybudovana take hospodarsky,
kdyz politicky dnes uz jest "a
jistena. Dale jest nutno, aby &C
la takto move vybudovana streo
nj Europa mohla mlti pevnou
iistou posici vzhledem k tomu,
co Sc bude nyni diti Nemec-
ku a V Rusku, iak politicky,
tax hospodarsky. Oba tyto sta
ty isou pro politiku svetovou
pro dohlednou dobu tezkym
problemem. Jsou oba sflngou,
" niz mohou vZeiiti ruzna pre-
kvapeni a cilevedoma politlkkat
mezinarodni must byti prlpra-
vena ma vsechny mozne even
tuality . jejichz hospodar-
skvch pomeru vznikle. Stat ia
ko my, musi Sc techto vecech
zaiistit. Preto po vsem tom, co
lv zahranicni rpolitice nasi Sc
lstalo, musi byti nynl obracen
1veskeren mas zretel k temto
ldvema vecem:
| l. X vybudovani central
nj Evropy po STRANGE hospodar
ske tax, ably nase samostatnost
! a suverenita v zadnem smeru
! nebyla dotcena a abychom We
| smyslu sve konstruktivnl poll
'ltiky mohli spolupracovati sc
vsemi temi, S nimil vazou mas
| hospodarske nase zalmy;
/, 2 k zajisteni Sc pred moz
nymi hospodarskymi pohroma-
mi ma naas dolehajicimi uda
losti Nemecku a Rusku.
To jsou ncjblizsi cile mas
zahranicni politiky.
: O tom, zda-li toho dosahne
: ME, budou nynl rozhodovat
{, daleko vice nez v minulych le
: tech, udalostl poiltlce Vnltr
: nj Musime 81 fici Zcela otevfe
a Inc. re nase vnitfni politlka do
: posavad vedome planovit'
/ konstruktivni nebyla. Nebyl'
: tn presnehoS jasneho planu, j
ka ma byti vnitini politika csl
o statu, nebylo zde jednotne cel
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h me dosud zcela presneho pre-
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n eek narodnostnich, dosud ism
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il, revoluci soclalni. kteraz Eau.
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ne ktcri mnohdy zcela konfus
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ny ohromna komunisticka vlna
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dy. naprosto nutne na sektu re
ylo lucionaIskych dokt.inaiu,
i v sc bude opakovat $ podobn'
by az zarazcjlcl historic bakur
cru smu. Konccnc treti pficina
do vscobecny rozvrat vysly 2
ena leone destrnkce, ktery tax
imi boce sc dotkl ncjosobnejslc
ami nejbeznejsich dennich zaj
sc kaadeho icdnotliyce, ze sta
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