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J. S. MACHAR

—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠and in Bohemia Prince Thun⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠after the break-through at Gorlice⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠coaxed Thun into believing⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠Thun finally realised that he was ill⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠and was⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠no wonder, with such management⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠And so⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠on May 21 1915. Dr. Kramář was arrested⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠trees blossomed⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠the Vltava murmured⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠Dr. Preminger Imperial Counsellor⁠—⁠—⁠walked about Vienna and comforted people: Dr. Kramář⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠heart in the right place⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠In the Ringstrasse⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠carriage⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠justice⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠blind old man⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠Two Czech ministers, Zenker and Trnka⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠Spanish dance⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠—⁠nonsense if

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