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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06
MAKE
A VIGOROUS
CAMPAIGN
AT AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
AT BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS
LAST NIGHT DETAILS OF CAM.
PAIGN FOR OLD WILLAMETTE
ENJOYMENT FUND WERE COM.
PLETED.

The movement to raise 100000
additional endowment for Willamette
University was promoted at Roard
of Trade meeting last night until near
midnight. A complete organization of
the leading business men of the city
was formed with following general
offlcers;--
Thos. b. Kay, president; Geo f.
Rodgers, vice-president; r. ]. Hen
dries, yice-president; Dr. b. L. Sleeves
secretary; p. B. Wallace, assistant
secretary; Fletcher Homan, president
Willamette university; Edward H.
Todd, vice-president Willamette un-
iversity.
Counsellor Hancher is ex-officio
member Of the executive council.
The Willamette University Endow-
ment campaign, which was so sue
ccessiul at Portland, is now beginning
aggressively in Salem and Marion
County The general organization, as
authorized by the Homan- Todd com
plimentary banquet last Friday night,
has been carefully worked out by the
special commtte charged with the
trust In the form Of a Salem and
Marion County Campaign Committee,
composed of a dozen working teams,
Ia reserve team and an additional
force Of 30 men resident in Marion
County outside Of Salem.
The officers Of the Campaign Com
mlttee and the chairmen Of the teams
constitute an Executive Council.
II also issues call for a meeting
Of all the members Of the Committee
resident in Salem, at the Board Of
Trade rooms Monday evening, April
Sth. at 1880.
Organized Teams;
Team No. 1-G. +. Rodgers, Chair
man; j. II. Alberts, Dr. e. Z. Fisher
Paul Hauser J. A. Mills, r. J. Ryan,
r. W Spencer
Team No. Pr J Hendricks, chair
man; y. II. Anderson, Geo. G. Brown
G. s. Hamilton, U. G. Holt. VIM. Nc
Gilchrist, Jr.. B. ]. Miles.
Team No. 2--Dr. b. L. Sleeves,
chairman; J. II. Ahlers. p II. Darcy,
U. G. Boyer. W. T. Jenks, ]. c. More
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06
SENSATION OF CENTURY PROMISED
ABE REUF WILL TELL FULL STORY

thoroughly appreciated by all present,
especially the mothers. The program
closed with bright children's can
tata of great deal of musical merit
Principal Dotsons announced fine
May day exercise, and seems to be in
spired with the right kind of spirit
in taking an interest in the welfare Of
the neighborhood. The grade rooms
were displaying some Of their every
day work in drawing and needle work
and the shops were full Of carpentry
and joinery done by the boys. Miss
Walkers primary department showed
pictures from which the children
learned to make sounds. Miss Fugate
showed decorations from rabbits and
brownies. Miss Childers had draw
ings of spring flowers made from ma
ture. Miss Cornelius showed the wild
currant in colors and the children
making rafla mats, which they enjoyed
ever so much. Miss Brown had East
er drawings from real live rabbits
and chickens. Mrs. Foreman has a
wall covered with landscapes in water
colors, Miss Martin showed drawings
from the Easter rabbit. In Principal
Dotson's room drawings were all dec
orative borders, with needlework for
the girls, and when asked what do
the boys do while you girls are sew
ing, bright little girl said: "oh,
the boys are all learningito be car
penters.'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06
REUF Will PUT SOME Big ONES ON THE GRIDIRON
Baby a Prize Winner

Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Flake, of this
city, have received word that their
little grandson, Ernest Lester Marrs,
of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, was the
lucky recipient of a prize in Spo-
kane Beauty Baby contest in which
there were 2,2OO babies entered. Err
nest Lester is five months old and
is the son of Viola Flake Marrs'
daughter, of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ
Flake.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06
English Strike Ended.
IUNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l

London, April 6,-operations in
the mines will be resumed Monday
with complete forces, according to an
announcement made tonight by off
cials of the Miners Federation.
The Miners Federation's vote was
44O to 1875 in favor of ending the
strike.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06
FLOOD SITUATION IS NOW APPALLING
and MUCH WORSE IS YET TO COME

here, which resulted in 500 square
miles of land being submerged under
several feet of water. Two children
are known to have been drowned in
Lake county. Men working on the
levee south of here reported today
that cries for help were heard from
behind the embankment Immediately
after the flood rushed in.
Five houses were burned here today
because the fireplugs were flooded,
rendering the firemen helpless.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06
STATE IS
AGAIN ON
CASH BASIS

When today's business is at a close
the state of Oregon will again be out
of debt, for State Treasurer Kay paid
off 100000 of the outstanding war;
rants yesterday, and the remaining
100000, It is estimated, will be paid
off today, at any rate, whether or not
they are, they will cease to draw in
terest, for the call was issued yester-
day for all.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06
Cut His Wrist

The two-year-old son of j. G. Cole,
living few miles south of the city,
had the misfortune yesterday to fall
on piece of glass in such way as
to cut his wrist severely. The little
fellow lost considerable blood, as an
artery was severed. DR.. Fisher was
called and found it necessary to take
several stitches in the wound.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06
Forecast Till ) p. m. Sunday.
southerly winds

excpt showers poron
ShIpePF Forecast
Tnmu "A
u1 o Degrees south hJonO degree
hni about ( idegea
RyerF0
a Portland will fol the tewd
District
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06
Miss Scott Doing We'll

Miss Hazel Scott, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. e. Scott, of this city. who
has been operated upon at st. Vim
cents hospital, Portland, is reported
doing very we'll which her many
friends will be gratifed to know.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06

terday is said to have left many per-
sons stranded on house tops and trees
Mayor Crump, of Memphis, yester-
day "shanghaied" 200 negroes and
sent them to Bridge Junction to stop
a break in the levees there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06

ciety. of the city, Of the state, ana,
perhaps Of the nation. In the prep
aration Of this document, which I
shall begin at once and which Will
necessarily be of some length, I
shall not undertake to spare myself
or to extenuate in the smallest de-
gree any act Of mine, but l shall give
all the facts and events, including
those leading up TO and embracing
the San Francisco graft prosecution.
Whatever civic corruption existed In
San Francisco or was within my
knowledge l shall frankly avow and
declare. Without reservation, shall
relate my actions and the parts
played by others. Without malice or
bitterness, without personal feeling
or Ill will l shall endeavor 10 show
the political system which made pol
itics what they have been, and the
influences which controlled and cor
rupted. shall give my knowledge
and views Of the conduct, the ideas
the methods and the actions, and
managed and schemed political re-
suits and governmental control and
who manipulated for special privi-
lege. | shall show how the public
service corporations, large and small,
through their political and financial
control, dominated the government
and corrupted politics | shall show
the elatlons between big business
and big and little politics and how
Mr.. Herrin and others, through their
corporations and allied influences.
secured general control and special
privilege. ! shall cover us fully as
l can the entire ground.
TO Tell Of Brlbers.
II shall give full statement OF
the atetmpt to grant the Parkside
company a street railway franchise
over Twentieth avenue and how
money was promised and paid there
for | shall describe in full all the
negotiations and conversations held
in relation thereto ! shall show IN
full the negotiations for the fixing Of
gas rates and the conversations and
the interviews had in that connec-
tion and how the deal was consum-
mated. | shall show how money was
corruptly used by both the Pacific
States and the Home Telephone COM
panies In the matter of the telephone
franchises shall also give fully an
the facts connected with the over
head trolley permit of the United
Railways, which was a deal con
summated before the FIRE, and was
not an after-the-hre emergency holdup
as has been maintained on the part
of the United Railroads. shall give
full account OF the famous Santa
Cruz convention, which nominated
Governor James N. Gillett and ofall
my conferences in relation thereto.
| shall give circumstantally an ac-
count Of all my meetings and con
ferences with Calhoun. Ford, Mullal-
ly Umbsen, Green, Crocker, Drum,
Halsey, Detweiler Herrin and others
in the matters referred 10. The
preparation Of this document Will
take some time, but have fully de-
termined TO write 1t and to tell the
whole truth
I'm doing which, hope only to give
the public an insight behind the
scenes which will be Of benefit to
them, but also in some measure to
compensate for my participation In
the events which l. shall relate"
How He Became a Tool.
Following the foreword, Ruef sHll
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(C0ntlnued on DaQo Avail
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06

Loss of Life May Be Great.
Hickman, KY, April 6,-Heavy loss
of life is now feared to have attended
break in the levee near
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06
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San Francisco, April 6.--Stung to
reprlsal by recent editorial in a
San Francisco morning paper, in
which he was described as human
hyena" and "surly, cunning, cyni-
cal rogue whose parole from San
Quentin prison would lose for the
city the respect OF reputable men the
world over Abraham Ruef, once all
powerful political boss of San Fran
CISCO today in the San Francisco
Bulletin publishes partial statement
Of his connection with the graft
which made his name notorious.
1T had been intended by Ruef,"
the Bulletin says in a foreword, ito
tell the whole story of how public
officials are corrupted and the pub
lie itself exploited because private
interests are permitted to own the
peoples necessities and to make mil
lions over night by capitalization of
public utilities that have been taken
from the peoples representatives
through bribery"
Names Some Big Ones.
This plan, the paper says, was
abandoned because many indictments
still hanging over Ruef might be
used to make the former boss suffer
bitterly for giving offense to the pow
erful enemies his story would ex-
pose.
The Bulletin directly mentions the
names Of Patrick Calhoun, of the
United Railroads, william f. Herrln,
of the Southern Pacific, and Frank
Drum, San Francisco Gas company,
as men who have moved heaven and
earth to prevent the inside story Of
Ruef's life becoming public. Herrln,
II says, sent personal message to
Mrs. Henrietta Slttenfeld Ruef's sis
ter, to urge Ruef to refuse to testify
against former Mayor Eugene g.
schmitz at his recent trial here and
declares that Drum, through Garret
McEnerney, his counsel, made the
same plea to Ruef himself.
VIII Tell II All.
What Ruef will tell when the in
dlctments against him are dismissed
--as has already been advised by Dis
trlct Attorney Flckert-ls set forth in
a signed statement, which says In
part:
Every human experience has a
value, and may teach lesson.
Where the experience is serious, the
lesson should be profound. Solitude
restraint, confinement, make for in
Prospective thought. Since the
heavy doors OF the state prison
closed behind me, | have given much
consideration to the events and in
first which ended so lgnominlously a
life full Of hope have reflected;
have studied / have considered the
causes, the effect, the surrounding
conditions the inevitable conse-
quences Of the destructive social and
civic forces which brought about that
result believe much good can
come from straightforward state
ment OF my experiences have de-
termined to take such a statement
It will embrace all the leading events
in my political life It will show
the roseate colored ideal Of the dawn
turning into the somber darkness Of
the night.
VIII Benefit Society.
81 shall endeayor to make II auto
biographical, but at the same time
specific and far reaching. feel
that the narration will have much
educational value and will, in some
degree, conduce to the benefit OF So
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06
ALL EASTERN ARKANSAS is
UNDER WATER AND THOUSANDS
FLEE TO HILLS FOR SAFETY

Hickman Levee Has Gone Out and All Hope Of Saving the
ST. Francis Levee AbandOned People Are Seen PerChed
on the Tops Of Their Houses as They Sereney Float
on the Angry Floods Snake, Rabbit and Chicken on One
Log --Great Five Million Dollar Railroad Bridge May Go
0ut---A Hundred Thousand Homeless.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06

Lake TO Be
DRAINED
LabiSh District Improvement
Co. Buys Walters Water
Rights, and Removes Only
Obstacle to the Scheme.
DAM is BLOWN OUT TODAY

Hundreds COngregate at Outlet Of
Lake to See the Dam Blown Ont
Large Tract Of Beaver Dam Land,
the Richest in the State WIN Be
Reclaimed Litigation Extending
Over 80 Years Ended by Purchase
Of Waiter Property.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06
CLAIM MADE CONFESSION
WILL IMpLICATE SOME or
SAN FRANCISCO'S BIG ONES

Bulletin Says Among These Will Be Patrick Calhoun Of the
United Railways; William F Hern, Of the S. p; Frank
Drum, Of San Francisco Gas Co.. and Others Who Have
"MOved Heaven and Eearth''tO Prevent Rle Telling His
Story or TeStitylng Against Ex-Mayor SChmitz-
Promises to Tell il All.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06

Continued on page fOur)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06

tcOntIuued on page Avs.l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06
VIII benefit Society.

81 shall endeavor to make II auto
biographical, but at the same time
specific and far reaching. feel
that the narration will have much
educational value and will, in some
degree, conduee to the benefit Of So
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-05
TeIegIamy klIajowIe'
Koniesc niezwyk1ej
kampanii.

Nowy York, 5 listopada. = "a
konczyla sic kampania pod kal-
dym ,Nzgledem niezwyk}a. Je-
szcze w ostatnim dniu glowni
dydaci osobiScie agitowali: -
PREF. Taft wygiosii kilka NOW W
Ohio z pociagu W drodze do Gin
cinnati, pulk. Roosevelt przema-
vial wczoraj do wspo}obywateli
i sasiad6w ma Long Island. blisko
Oyster Bay, CUB. Wilson osta-
tnie apele wystosowai do ze-
bran obywatelskich W Passaic
Patterson.
Lecz ME tylko prezydenture
rozchodzi sic w dzisiejszych wy
borach. Repubikanie skoncen-
trowali swe silly w Stanach wat
pliwych w celu zapobiezenia roz-
bicia lokalnych organizacyi, albo
azeby tez niedopuscic przeciwni-
kom do zawiadniecia legislature
mi stanowemi. dotychczas pod
kontrola republikanow bedacymi.
Natomiast demokraci wszystkie
swe silly wytezyli w niektorych
stanach. azeby zapewnic wy
Dor senator6w demokratycznych
i zyskac wiekszosc demokratycz-
ma w senacie. Jak wiadomo, izba
.reprezentantow jest w wiekszo-
sci demokratyczna i taxa pozo-
stanie Obecnie demokraci daza,
azeby w senacie takze mice prze-
wage. Z jednej strony republika-
ME przepowiadaja, re przewaga
w senacie pozostanie po stronle
republikanskiej, drugiej strony
demokraci wszelka pewnoscia
oswiadczaja. re ME mimic ich
zwyciestwo W dostatecznej licz-
bic Stanow, re przewaga rePubli-
kanska zmieni sic ma przewage
demokratyczna.
Kampanis ,ktora sic wczoraj
zakonczyla, rozpoczeia size juz W
lutym br. i Cd tego czasu malo co
sfolgowala. Nadzwyczaj rzadko
trwaja kampanie tax dlugo W tym
kraju. Ma poczatku bylo handy
datow siedmiu: Wilson, Harmon,
Clark i Underwood po stronie
demokratycznej; Taft, Roosevelt
Ii La Toilette po stronie republl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-05
wToREK IsropADA- cuEs0AY NOVEMBER RoKU

wszystko W groznem zawieszeniu
i niepewnosci.
Paryz, 5 listopada. = Wielka
troska Europy jest >tez niebezpie-
czenstwo rzezi chrzeScijan "
Konstantynopolu. Mocarstwa
uzyskaly u rzadu tureckiego pre-
puszczenie po jednym okrecie
przez Dardanelle = do Konstan-
tynopola, a to dla ochrony chrze-
scijan tamtejszych. Nadto ma
Morzu Egejskiem przebywa Gala
eskadra francuska i angielska
Take W Salonikach stoja statki
francuskie angielskie.
Ofiary wojny.
Wieden, 5 listopada. - Tutej
sze koia wojskowe obliczaja, re
dotychczasowa = ledwie dwu-ty-
godniowa wojna ma Baikanach
pochionela juz co najmniej 150,-
900 ofiar! Pod Kirk-Kilissej
Adryanopolem pablo dotad co
najmniej $4,000 Turkow i 1000
Buigarow; pod Lule Burgas i "
odwrocie stamtad pablo 10000
Turkow, a $4,000 Brigarow; pod
Kumanowa 1000 Turkow, 5000
Serbow; pod Scutari.i w okolicy
5000 Turkow, a 5000 Czarnogor-
COW; w innych bitwach serbskich
pablo Turkow 5000, a Serbow 3,
600; w bitwach greckich pablo
1000 Turkow i okoio 1000 Gre
kow.. Obliczenia te = oczyWlScle
tylko przyblizone obejmuja zabi-
tych i rannych.
z Kanady.
Ottawa, Ont, 5 listopada. w
biurach kolei canadian Pacific
zastrajkowalo 5000 klerkow i ste
nografistow, domagajac sic pod
wyzszenia piacy. Solidaryzuja Sly
z mimi pracownicy towarowego
wydzia}u. ..,
z Rosyi.
Petersburg, 5 listopada. -
Pierwszy oficyalny rapport o cho-
robie carewicza okresla, re ba-
wiac sic ma lodce, chciai nleJ
wyskoczyc i SLIME uderzyl sic W
pachwiny, W ktorych powstaiy
krwawienia; stan chorego obecnie
luz obaw ME budzi i stale sic po-
prawia, -..4 ,45--...t.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-05

kanskiej. L tych kandydatow po-
zostaso trzech, przedstawiajacych
tylez partyi, ktorych silly sa jesz4
cze nieznane. WplyW kobiet W
kampanii ukohczonej byi wiekszy,
anizeli W ktorejkolwiek z kampa-
nil dawniejszych. ~
w szeSciu Stanach kobiety
dzisiaj giosuja, mianowicic
Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, Cali
fornia, Idaho j Washington. w
) Stanach zas kwestya giosowar
MIA kobiecego'' bedzies zzisiel-
szych wyborach rozstrzygfiieta.
Wszelkie misunderstanding ma
to, re ogolna liczba 2glosow, kto-
ra bedzie oddana dis, bedzie y
gromna. Prorocy pogody przepo-
widaja ma dis pogode ma praw;e
caiy kraj. Wiec pogoda nie'bedzie
przeszkoda. ..'
Poza tenn zainteresowanie w
lokalnych kampaniach jest ME
male, gdzie ostra toczy sic wal
ka urzedy stanowe.
Kwatery krajowe W Nowym
Yorku koncza swa uzytecznosc.
TAX manazerowie jak i najnizsi
funkcyonaryusze Z wczoraJszym
dniem otrzymali swe laufpasy.
Odbywa sic gromadna dezercya
z tych glownych siedlisk i cen
trow, ktorych rozchodzi}y sic
cd kilku miesiecy gromy papie-
rowe ustne, plany strategiczne i
prognostyki zwyciestwa.
GIowni kierownicy Rampant
demokratycznej pozostana w No
wynn Yorku i przyjmowac beda
rezultaty. McCombs pozostanie
w jednym z hotelow (niewiadomo
ktorym) tam bedzie przyjmo-
wac rezultaty, skad przesyiane be
da do CUB. Wilsona W Prince
ton.
w stanowej kwaterze derokra-
tycznej panuje kompletna pc
whose zwyciestwa, a zwiaszcza
co do kandydatow stanowych, jak
gubernatora i innych. Zreszta
taksamo pewni So zwyciestwa
republikanie i progresyscl. Jed
nakowoz walka rozstrzygnie sic
miedzy demokratami / progresy-
stami. Republikanie maio co "a
waza ma szali.
Ostatnie mowy CUB. Wilsona.
Passaic, N. J., 5 listoPada.
Cub. Wilson wczoraj zakonczyl
.swa kampanie godzinie 9;45
wieczorem NOVA, ktora wygiosil
do ogromnego tlumu W Passalc.
Nastepnie stad automobllem u
dat sic do Newarku, Poc'ag'em
do domu AZ Princeton.
..Pozostawiam sPrawe sedzlom
przysieglym', byiy ostatnie sio-
wa CUB. Wilsona. Nam nadziele,
re sedziowie odczuja gieboko swa
odpowiedzialnosc i re W dwu-
dziestu czterech godzinach, jak
prawo przepisuje, wydadza swoj
wyrok".
Do Passaic gub.4 Wilson przy-
|byl Patterson, gdzie takze mo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-05

- Do Belgradu przybywaja ty.
siace jencow mahometanskich
Rad ma niemalo klopotu z icl1
rozmieszczeniem.
Cetynie, ) listopada.L Czarno,
corey powoli ale statecznie opa,
nowuja okolice Skutari, gdzie boj
trivia dniem noca. Donosza tn c
nowych zwyciestwach coraz
dalszem wypieraniu Turkow.
Europa wobec wojny.
Londyn, ) listopada. - Pre-,
mier francuski Poincare pred
lozy} mocarstwom takie propozy-
eye podstaw, ma ktorych mozna-
by pertraktowac o interwencye
y Uznanie zmian terytoryalnych
na Ba}kanie = takich, jake stwo-
rzyia wojna obecna, q uznanie
wiadzy suitana w Konstantync-
polu i najblizszej okolicy, 81 zwo-
ianie konferencyi europejskiej z
udziafem panstw ba1kanskich.
Konstantynopol, ) listopada. =
Potwierdza sic wieSc, re Rad
turecki naglaco prosii mocarstwa
o interwencye W kierunku pokoju
lub zawieszenia broni. Mocarstwa
odpowiedziaIy, re W obecnej
chwili j wobec przeciwnego uspo-
sobienia Ligi Baikanskiej jest to
niemozliwe.
lWieden, 5 listopada. - Austrya
i Niemcy oswiadczyly, re dopoty
ME beda uczestniczyc w akcyi O
sprowadzenie pokoju, dopoki in
teresy ich ma pozwola wrazie "a
grozenia tych interesow - Au-
strya Niemcy wystapia re
swemi pretensyami.
Londyn, 5 istopada. = Stano-
wisko Austryi SLIME niepokoi
mocarstwa stojace poza trojprzy-
mierzem: Francya, Anglia Ro-
sya godza sic ma projekt francu-
skiej podstawy interwencyi, ale
zachowanie sic Austryi moze bye
poczatkiem konfliktu europejskie-
go.
Ateny, 5 listopada. = Panstwa
Ligi Baikanskiej stanowczo trivia
| ia przytem, ze Turcya musi sic
do Mich samych udac proSba, je-
sli chce pokoju, czy zawieszenia
broni; zadna interwencya mic ME
sprawl ami mowy o niej bye ME
moze; panstwa balkanskie zgod-
ME zsolidaryzowane ME dada
posluchu wszelkim zabiegom w
tel mierze o losie Balkanow de-
cydowac pragna same. Liga Bal
kanska stoi mocno i ME rozerwie
sic, bo zna Potese swej jednosei,
Nakoniec zaznaczono, ze plan
kampanii ME jest przypadkowy,
ale obmySlany gruntownie, z go
nv j musi bye wykonany, chocby
mial jeszcze wiecel krwi koszto-
wac. niz kosztowai dotad. Walka
musi sic toczyc dalej = az do
korca!
Psryz, ) listopads = Faktem
lest re mocarStwa europejskle
ME moga sic porozumiec co dc
zakresu interwencyi propozycyi
pokoju ewentualnego, stanowi-
sko Austryi Niemiec powoduje
! powazne obawy krepuje reszte
mocarstw. Gdyby te mocarstwa
ME chcialy sic ogladac ma Au-
strive, to wybuch wojny europeJ-
skiej-jest momentalny stad