The Czech problem has been solved during the year by eliminating itself, it was at no time a large affair, consisting largely of some seditions efforts of certain Pan-Slav Czech leaders, four of whom were recently condemned to death, on charges growing out of the military of a Czech regiment on the field of battle. There is no reason to believe that the Czech race stood behind these efforts, not if the conduct of Bohemian regiments against the Italian and Roumanians is to serve as an indication. Public bodies throughout Bohemia have repeatedly disavowed the self-appointed chief leaders in foreign countries. On the occasion of the late Emperor's death, the consuls from Bohemia were obviously the most outspoken received. 