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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-07
5reffli6c @orte.
9r. @egamer an Die 9eutid'
Mmerifaner.
Sic bentide Hreiie.

Ybila0elpbta, 3. San. 9r. 6. S.
@eramer, Der BrdFoent oes Deut1@z
Mmerifani19en ytattonalbunbes, bat
einen berrlicben Neujabrsgrub an Die
Deut1h Mmerifaner geri9tet, IN
tpelhem es beiBt:
9er3liae @lldniin59e CUR Snbres=
ipen0e! WDge IeDsr, Der Denti9z
i 9 - #
1ngh15s,,s tn tommenoen S Sqbye. lein
sSsdigerf flein Der groben geia1HfIbeSt AMI
fereS Deuti@tunS nidbt bor3utn}nE
ten.
Merbt unb tpirft, raFet uno fiir9z
tet ni9t! Wir tDnnen nit rubigeln
@7tol5e oerartige Mngriffe an uns
obprallen laKen, Seoer gin5elne, 1e>
Der Werein, ieber @erbon6 i@ltebe fi6
ans @an5e an. YerfDnli9e. eigene,
politii9e pber religiDie @ebunfen bleiz
ben i'm groBen 9eutf6 : Mmertfaniz
19en ytqtiDnalbuno unberiibrt. yBir
aue ftreben, in omertfanifher patrtoz
tif@er Dentf4arbett un1erem 3anDe
als quite 8iirger 5u oienen. Ni9t iez
Der. ein3elne fann Elm @an3es 1ein,
alfo er 1@lieBe als Elm biene1toes
@lieb an Elm @an5es ii9 an.
s$m Deutf9 Mmerttantf9en Naz
ttonalbnnoe ftnoen ale feiten Booen,
auf Dem ale in ben betannten Bunz
oesaufgaben 1ra9 .ibealen a1neritaniz
f@en @run65 5dBen unb 3ielen, Die, Db,
bepnbt ooer unbetpuBt, un5tpetfelbaft
ieoes beutf6 ameritanifdbe @emiit
f9GBt, in i@Dniter Metie nebeneinan<
Der un6 glei9geiteut tpirfen tDnnen.
9eut1@ ameritanif@e Mttbiirger,
abonntert auf uno left sic ieben Wtoz
nat erlheinenben rltittetlungen" Des
NattDnalbunbes. Ser Prets bon 81
oas Sabr bic Druid uno papterz
foiten betragen allein mebr.
Mer6et iiberal Mitglteber ser betr.
Srgant1 1atiDn Der lotalen HerbdnDe
bes Observation-Disclosures.
Sn ieoem @au1e iolte etne beutf4e
3ettung gebalten tperben. Die beutfAz
amertfantf9e Preffe 1T ni@t nllr, nte
1einer5ett Der beriibmte amertfani19e
.@ei4i4tsf6retber Bancroft bon ben
Deutf9en penn1DlDaniens in oen &oz
lonialfriegen beri6tet, r2lnf Ser @ette
Der 5reibeit" gu finoen, 1onbern tie
Dertrttt i'm amertfanii9en .Sonrna<
ltsmns, Ser tpie 70 man9 anoereS in
Dte1en ereignisrei9en 3etten eine nmz
tpertung aller Werte erfdbrt, ben
fpabren patriottfben Mmerifontsmus.
Die oeutfd ameritanif9e preife
bat iid nt6t, tote 10 biele in Der
2anbeSiprd9e eri9einenoen anglo
ameritanif9en 3eitnnge1 lDenige.
riihmli6e Mnsnabmen alsgenomn1en.
beeinflui1en ober ptifieren lafz.
len. Ste FeH bierIn ben Der.
9tooten als Elm Sort ab3rbeitsz.
getreue Na6ri9ten.
IS 1T mir cine Jreuoe, 1t111erer
beuti@ Z amerifdnii9en prefle ipiez
oerhoH bier 5l1 banfen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-07

A1nents iDieber1m nit ben m0gli9en
JDlgen, bic Der rPerfia <Gun Aaben
1Snnte, .lDenn" oer 9ampfer Don
.einem Sau@boot ber 3entralmd@te.
#tprpebisrt nDrben ,piare. Boron
3piebinet fprd9, I'm allen leeren
gerii6ten oors1greifen, fdon GEE
tern i'm gtaats sbepartement Dpr l1nb
ertldrte, baB Deferrei4< <l1ngarn
ielbftperitdnblieh gu, fofortiger l@ez
nugtuung bereit iein iperbe, fauses
ith berausFeute, bob Elm 6fterrei<
dif6<ungarif@er Sau@boottapitdn
ieine Snftruttione1 iiberf@ritten
babe. Der Ronful 1T Der ein5ige
Mmeritaner, Der umgefommen it,
bn @rant gerettet purbe, unb Gb<
lparb Rofe, ber brittle Mneritaner,
Der ii9 in gng1anb an 8orb bes
Dampfers begeben bate in @ibral<
tor on 2onb gegangen mar.
MuBer ber Satfa@e, bab ber
Dampfer betpaffnet tpar, lpirb bic
Melbung, bob iih nod Snbien be-
itinntte brttiide Offi5tere an 8orb
befanben. bel ber 8efttmmung, Of
Der Dampfer als barmlofer pai7a<
gierban,pfer o6er &rtegsf@iff ober
9ruppentransportfhiff an5uie4en If,
cine grobe @olle fpielen.
2onbpn, 3. sSanaar. Der britt
ide 9ampfer uGensple1 lit int
ntiHellanoiid)en Meer perieuft tuor-
ben. Son BEN an 8orb beftnbli6en
8erionen, beren 3abl nod ntdt be.
fannt lit, 1unroen atngefabr 100 ee.
rettet. Ser u@lensple" lit elmer
Ser gr0ften Gampfer, ste hsber int
Mhtelmeer torpebiert >uorben finb.
Gr mar nabealts 10000 Sonnen
grpf unb 500 Tnit lung. Gr ,u11r-**
Sc int Sabre 1904 in 9eiucaftle ges
ba1tt. Ser berienfte Gampfer be-
fanb fid anf Der Sabrt bDn Sbang-
bai nnb singapDre nadJ Gnglanb.
Gr bate bOr einiaen Sageu ben
Site5.sianaf puiiieri.t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-07
@riedenf6niq ,tod) franf.

2onbon, 3. San. Na& Mtbener
Depei9en beftnoen ii@ bic betoen
beriibmten oel1tf6en @pe5ialiften,
9r, StrauB unb 9r. @Kelberg mod
Mtben unterpegs, um etne letbte
Operation an &Dnig &onitanttn porz
5unebmen. @s betbt, bob cine Wun=
be in Der 8ruf ni9t beilen min nno
baB Elm operatiper @tngrtff lei9ter
Natnr npttpenbig lei.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-07

s II ben 5 it1 ! q 5taaten
5tperben idbrlia etipa liiuipn 9onz
men @5teinfal5 Mod falt ollf benz.
Mege bes 9ief @rubenbans geponz
aen. Das @nl3 bat einel1 Durlb<
ihnittsnert bon So per 9prle.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-07

- Der amerifanifde Rpnful IN
Saloniti bat ii9 auf Munfh bes
fran5Diifden Generals @arail Der
beutf9en unb Dferrei9if4 Z 11ngariz
1den Roniulate in Saloniti anse<
,1Dmn1er1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-07
JlnululeI ]

SIC gispublifaner nod fetner Nn1t9t
nls prGFbentl al1fz
iteuen iplirDen, ertldrte er be5eihne11<
bertpeiIe, er boffe, oaB iie ihren
fhmdnften Wiann aufiteqen mD4ten,
neil bie5er natiirli6 am leidteften 3,1
sfdlagen fei.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-07
gebr be5eid)nettD.
grpan piinidt iid) einen redt ifbmade1t
renubIifanifhen 8aito toiDatett.

Seem gorf sa Miniam SEM
1la1ings 8rnon i9elrlt zines DenDfruti<5
.lehen gisges Sci Ser llddften raiiz5
bentfchaftspaN nid mebr 1ehr fhler
5a1 fem. MIg e. aetrogt tplrns tpell
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-07


8ei ei1tenr 5euer, bas geitern
IN pbila0elpbia bas 8elleDnezWpparz
ten1entbaus IN Mf9e legte, fan1en
3tpei perionen ums 2eben. 8iele
anbere ipurben perlebt.
S. st. &ntatar tot.
8ar ieit Sabsen beiiikeHber Gidter
i'm Dberbnnoesg esgeribf.
Waibington, San. ssSofepbs
Rnder Qan1or, beifiBenDer Hiater i'm.
Oberb unbesgeriat, 1T gefern III.
SSWnibington i'm Mlter bD1 So sSabren
geffDrben. ST mar nebrere Mpnate,
frai1t, ST mar I'M ssSSnbre 1910 Dpll
benz banaligen Prdiioenten aaft az
leinenl Mmte er1ran11t ipprben. u
Der geritprbene Hamn1te aus gep<s
.gia ,lrlb & fllooierte fll il Wafhington Ste \
Redte. NOR II 4ugnffn ols glnz
ipolt anfdfiig, Bis q 5llnl Dberbalrl<
Ibesrinter ernannt puros. g5Is III
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-07
Wfilb fir &iuoer.
@erbanolunsen iiber ansfabr
na9 9eutiblano im Gauge.
Gaming ueiserte it@ 5nerf.

Stem gort, 8. San. NnldBlid ber
pprldufigen Weigerung @nglanos, arf
@r1u9en oes @taats1etretdrs 2ans
iing Die @tnfubr ameritanif4er
U{il9tonierpen na@ Deutf6lanb l,nb
SeferreiA gu ge1tatten, lDeift Der
Wor1tBer bes Biirgertomitees fiir
Mabrungs,nitte Understanding, Dr, @oz
numb bon Ma6, barauf bin, baB 6as
Ronitee niAts tpeniger als Die Mbf9t
babe, eine &ontrpberfe nit ben Mqiz
ierten beranf5nbef4mDren, 1onoern
1eine Bemiibungen leotgli9 oarauf
ri@te, bic nptleiben6en tletnen Rinber
i'm alten 8aterlanoe gu periDrger.
9err 2an1ing babe 1i9 erf, als bic
Betpei1e Der ytotlage 11ntptoerlegli@
paren, gu @erban0lungen entf@lpFen,
1agt Dr. bon Ma@, unb belegt ben
@rnft Der 2age nit Meloungen ser
rNorobeutfden Mqgemeinen 3eitnng" ,
laut oenen am 12. Sftober b. S. Der
Mil9bprrat in Berlin als MIR nod
fir Riroer big gum Mlter BON bier
ssSabren auSrei@enb 9e1@dBt nnroe,
pdbreno 1onit Die fiir &inoer bis
gu neun Sabren unb &ranfe gelteferte
Mil9 bie 9dlfte 0es ganaen &onfums
ausma9te. @eit Dem 6. Nobember
tpurben in 5empelbof Der uNoroo.
81. g." 5ufplge WtilAtarten anSgegez
ben, oie fir &inber bis 3lt einen1
Sabre 1 Quart, bis gu bier eSabren
sss1 s5era nrssi'
9ierfel bes ii aanerifanifdhen ainberz
anitalten 5lleen1gtisnen Auantnms.
eeSn 990neberg beto1nmen 1eit l3.
yfoDember nur Sltern BON Rtnoern,
Die na9 1902 geboren iino, iiberbanpt
Ml4tarten. esSn @teglib ner6en 1ett
II. Mpbember Mtl@farten fir &inber
un0 &ranfe ansgegeben. Mns @trabz
burg purbe am 19. Mopembsr gemelz
bet, bob a5rauen, bic ibrer @ntbtnz
0ung entgegenieben, bret Monate b6rz
ber Das glet9e Quantum Wftln, tpie
Rtn0er unter 5Det eSabren, erba&fen
biirfer.
u@eitbem iinb sic Mil@Derbdltnife
in 9eutf9lanb no9 f9ltmmer genorz
ben. Ser gan3e Wttl9mangel riibrt
bauptfd9li9 bon Dem Mnfb0ren Der
@infubr bes (5un1 Yiebfutter beniiBz
ter) ameritani1ben BaunpoutuGens
ber, iagt Dr. 3. Uta6 unD fbliebt nit
Der @rtldrung, ipenn ote syngldnper
ieBt mod bebaupten, OaB oriiben
Wdl9 ausret9eno borbanDen tel, 70
erfdeile ais einaiger @rfolg Ser ue,lnz
nonatigen 8lpdabe Ser, boB bic 9anz
Delsbe3tebnngen MmertfQs nit ben
53entrnlmd9ten rl1iniert nerDer1.
8aperuprin5 ansse5eidnet.
Berlin, brabtlps, 3. San. (l1eberz
1ee<Ma9ri9ten<Mgent1r.) 4aifer Milz.
belm bat benz Nrtn3en 2uotpig Ser
binanb ppn 8aDer11, Dottor Der Mez
oi3in, IN Mnbetra6t Der 8erbienite.
pel9e er iid I'm sic 8ebanblnng
pertpunbeter ll1o franfer @plbaten
ertporben, oie Meoaine bes Noten
&reu3es l. 5&laffe Derlieben.
6nerta oem gDoe nabe.
ST Ya1p, 3. San. 9r. W.
g9uiter, Der Mrat Sen. 9nertas, Der
1t9 befanntli9 unter militdrifder Be-.
pa@ung befinbet, erflGste geitern, baB5
Der friibere proDiforifhe Yrdftoentl
Wferttos gefdbrli9 ertranft unb Denl.
Sooe nabe lei. gr tpnrbe geitern
opertert.
8ei ei1tenl 5euer, bas geitern
IN pbila0elpbia 6as geueDuezWpparz
tementbaus in Mime legte, fan1en
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-07

GfidlQg!fn
AQiierte 61ui1tt)e1t 50
8aiie 1l,l0 8etbllllle
Grau5oien erleioen sdblappe.
Berlin, brabtlps, nod sabbiqe,
8. Sannar. Ser bentide @eneralitab
teilt beate nit, BAH Ste oettidet
Sr1tppen geitern aluiIden So 8aifce
,1no 8etbnne, Mprofranfreid), etnelI
4ngriff anf breiter lront madten.,
Die Dffeniibe mar burd n1nfaiienoe
Minenoperatipueu eingeleitet mpr-
Sen, 9ie Sniailen zines Grabens
tpurbeu our6 Grploiionen Deridlat.
tet ober nieoergei6oiien. Ans an-
bern Stellungeu flpben bic Sr,lp.
pen Der MQiierten.
Berlin, 3. San. Dos pi6ttg1te.
militdrifd6e Greignts in ben leB<
ten betben Sagen fanb geitern In
ben @ogefen ftott, ND bic Deutz
1@en bic Sffenitbe am 9artmanns<
petlertopf ergriffen, einen fron30iiz
f9en @raben nabmen unb 200: @e<
fange11e madten. sSn Slanbern tplr<
be in ber Rdbe BON 9nau@ eine
Mine in ben englif4en @telnngen
gebra9t unb ber &rater bon beutz
f@en Sruppen beiebt.
9ln Der 0itli@en 5rpnt fanben
nur tletnere Rdmpfe ftatt, 10 melt
Die bon beutf6en Sruppen gebaIlere
Jront in 8etrabt fommt, @tnas=
1ebbafter ging es in 8effarabten 8l,
tpo bic Mui1en tpieberum cine Sell
Dffenitbe gegen bic Dferr:t6i59@unz
gari19en @telungen norbDfli9 Dru
G3ernotniB, 8ufoptna, ergriffen,
&uffifden Melbungen 5ufolge mar
biefe SffenftDe Elm teilpeiier grz
Fol ,sfo bradte o9et, 9,na .tli ii5ee'
800 Gefange11e ei11. Btener Melz
bungen iteGen jebo6 jeben rnfiif9en
Grfolg in Mbrebe unb nebmen einen
grDBeren @rfolg fir bic Maffen Se<
iterret@< @<l1ngarns in Mnfpru@. Die
&dn1pfe ftnb nod ntht gum M6i@luB
gebro@t tporben.
ssSn @rte@enlanb 1T, 10 peit fi4
aus amtli@en Melbungen er1eben
ldBt, bic Gage nod unperdnoert,
bo@ mebren iib bic nibtamtli@en
8eribte, bic BON etnem balbigen
@tngreifen Der 3entralmddte iprez
@en. Ser r8erliner Morgenpof" 1T
cine Melbung aus @ofta 5ugeganz
gen, in Der erfldrt pirb, bob Die
6eutl@<bulgarii6e Mrmee an Der
Norbgren5e @rie@enlanos ben 8ez
febl gum Mngriff auf bic Muiierten
erbalten bat. 9ie 3eitung r0utro"
in @ofta melbet gu benz, bob
Deuti@lan6 Der grie@if@en &eglrz
rung gegeniiber ben Munf@ auSgez
1proben babe, 6as grte@ti@e @ebiet
bon ben Sruppen Der Mniierten gu
1Gubern. Ser beutf@e @e1anbte in
Mtben babe benz grte6if6en premi<
errntnifter mitgetetlt, bab es fit
@rie@enlanb fopobl tpte fit bic
3entralmd@te bas bette 1et menn
bic MGiierten 10 balb tpie nur m0gz
1i6 aus benz 2anbe gejagt perben.
Mn ben Dar6anel1en febt Der
Ranpf Bel @ebbulz8abr mod auf
berislben 80be. Die Siirfen be-.
lsE ( .
16ieBen Die eng1t1@en @tenunges1
unabldi1tg nnb ma@en lie bon Sag
gu Sag unboltburer. Gng1i16e
Neitteilungen iiber bieie admpfe
feblen be8et6nenberpeife bplIfdnbig,
Ser beutf@e amtlihe 8ert6t, Der
geHern perDffentlt@t tDurbe bat 1Dl=
genben Wortlaut:
,Meitltder &riegsf6auplob: @torz
fe britif@e Mbtetlungen Derfuhten
am |. Sanuar, pbne @rfolg III bic
beut1den Stellungen nor6Dftli9 bon
Wrmentieres eir1auDrinaen.
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8e9iltnt: :'llof;gen.::::.:: !:
&ongreR tritt sur sitnng 81.
lantmen.
Muslanospolitif in 9ebatte.

Ma1bingtom, 3. Son. Den am
norgigen Sqge nie0erum begtnner<
ben @erbanblungen bes &pngre6es
tpirb nit groBer @pannung entge<
genge1eben. Man ertpartet, bob be-
ion6ers Die auspdrtige politit Der
Ser. @tauten eine groBe &olle IN
ben @erbanblungen fopobl i'm @e<
nat tpie i'm Mbgeprbnetenbaufe fplez
len pirb. @or ben &omttees fur
ausndrtige 8e3iebungen beiber 9dnz
fer liegen mebrere Mefolutionen Dor,
bic ii9 nit Der Muslanbpolttif Der
Mbminifrotip11 befai1er1. Senator
.6ofe @nitb fibrt ben &eigen, er
mDdte iiber Die Metboben bes
s@taatsiefretGrs in Der 6anbbabung
ber austpdrtigen politif better als
bisber infornliert fem, unb tptrb
ppr allen Dingen barauf bringen,
baB Der &pngreb iiber bic f9mebenz
ben l1nterbanb1ungen auf benz 2nu<
fenben gebalten iperbe. Die @4d>
bigung bes anerifanif@en Sanbels
burh bic engli19en BebDrben, 1lnb
bic Mabnabmen, Die bic Mbn1n1@
ftratton gegen biefe @tDrungen erz
griffen baben, tperben 5nr @prahe
fomm1en, unb es 1T febr 3tpeifelbaft,
pb bieie 8efpre@ung fir bic Moz
mintitration 1ebr erfreulia 1ein per=
ben.
SyIitter1ppd)ett pDtbet.
@rajibent Wiliitn tuiro n1orsen nad
8aibinstDn 5uriiffebren.
Mafbington; 3. San, Prdiiosnt
Wil5on, Der befanntlt@ in 9pt
@prings, Na, 1eine sylittertpDehen
3perlebt, tpirb biefe morgen abbreben
sunb nod Der 8nnbes bauptitaDt 5u<:
rudfebren. @efretdr Sumu1tD err
fldrte, baB bic internationole 2age
bie .Mntpe1enbeit bes BrdftDenten IN
Wafbingtpn erforbere. 9a aubem
au6 Der RpngreB tpieberl1m 5ufamz
mentriittt, tpirb Die Mnneienbeit eeS
YrGfbenten I'M fo bringenber gez
ipiini6t.
sebr be5eid)nettD.
grpan ,piinid)t iid) eias,i rsdt it9'uade't:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-01-07

yerl, Cine ruiiifhe mteilung erz
rang einen teilpeifen @rfolg, inDsm
lie ii cine beutfde Stellung % iDssiilr, in,
DrisbiatAz@ee einbrang. sic tpur<
8be aber balb lpieber binausgenorfen.
r8aHan= essfehauplab: Gage
11nperanhert. ] II $50. &.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-06
POLAND A NATION AGAIN.
y. SAYS GERMAN MANIFESTO

govern itself by chosen representa-
tives Of the nation.
"A few days ago Z Polish delega-
ton had called upon the imperial
chancellor, DR.. Won Bethmann Holl-
veg. It's members were representa-
tive Poles Of all classes, all parties,
all ranks of society and all creeds.
They transmitted to the German gov
eminent the wishes Of the Polish ma
ton which now have been granted
to them. ~
Thus the ancient Kingdom of Po-
land, from which in the past came ia
nous rulers like the Jagellones, Ca
dynasty founded by Jagello which
Telgned in Poland from 1886 to 1879
and glorious soldiers like the great
Sobieski, (John III, king of Poland
in 1674-1696,) is now resurrected to
new life. The Poles are free from
Russian oppression; no more to be
trodden under the heels of the Co.'S
sack. The liberty that had been de-
stroyed a century ago on Russian in
stigation now is restored. The rule
of the knout has been abolished Po-
New Britain herald., 1916-11-06

The Manifesto.
The manifesto issued at Warsaw
and Lublin reads as follows:
His majesty, the German emperor
and his majesty the emperor of Aus
tria and apostolic king of Hungary,
inspired by firm confidence in a final
victory of their arms, and prompted
by a desire to lead the. districts con-
quered by their armies under heavy
sacrifices from Russian domination
toward happy future, have agreed
to form Of these districts national
state with a hereditary monarchy and
a constitutional government. The
exact frontiers of the Kingdom of Po-
land shall be outlined later.
The new kingdom will receive the
guarantees needed for the free de-
velopment of it's own forces by its in
innate relations with both powers.
The glorious traditions of the ancient
Polish armies and the memory of the
brave Cbmradeship in the great war
of our days shall revive in a national
army. The organization, instruction
and command of this army shall be
arranged by common agreement.
The allied monarchs express the
confident hope that Polish wishes for
the evolution Of Polish state and
for the national development of a
Polish kingdom shall now be fulfilled,
taking due consideration of the gen.
eral political conditions prevailing in
Europe and of the welfare and the
safety of their own countries and ma
tons.
The great realm which III weStp rn
neighbors Of the kingdom of Poland
shall have on their eastern frontier
shall be a free and happy state en-
joying its own national life, and they
shall welcome with joy the birth and
prosperous development of this state
The semi-off1cial Norddeutsche AL
lgemeine Zeitung prints a leading ar
ticle entitled "Poland's Hour of Fate,'
stating that "a hundred years ago as
the result of the congress at Vienna
Poland's fate went into the hands Of
Russia, but that now Poland's free
dom is inseparably linked together
with the victory of Germany and her
allies Continuing the newspaper
says:
"Only the Central Powers have a
vital interest in the existence Of a
free Poland. The Poles now are
free from Russian domination and
have an opportunity to form a ma
bonal state. tC establish connections
with the central powers, and, protect
ed by these relations, to promote their
roliical and economic life and develop
their national civilization.
Central Powers to Aid Poles.
For these purposes during the
New Britain herald., 1916-11-06

near future the Poles will need our
help. Under Russian domination the
Polish administration, no Polish
schools, and no Polish army were ad-
mitted, and the Russians in this way
tried to hinder the development of
special bodies for the working OUT
of these tasks. The Russians neglect
ed the construction of railroads and
waterways. Everywhere a basis of
public life and administration must be
created out Of nothing, and the re-
construction CT a Polish national life
las to proceed. step by step.
1T was not the protectors of small
nations that restored Poland to it's
Cwn national evolution, but those two
powers against which the enemy ap-
pealed to the hatred by small ma
lions of the whole world. The west
ern powers showed only their sympa-
thy for POLAND in words. Many times
the cry 'Vibe la ologne! shout
ed in the Wes;, but real obligations
fer Poland were carefully avoided.
Every time the. Poles entered into the
New Britain herald., 1916-11-06
Proclamation Issued at War
saw and Lublin Declares
independence of Sections
Occupied By Troops of
Central Powers.

Berlin, Nov. 6, (By wireless to Say
vilIe) .-"Polish provinces occupied by
the Overseas News Agency were the
scene yesterday of a great and mo-
mentous historic event. Germany
and Austria Hungary by joint action
proclaimed Warsaw and Lublin the
Kingdom of Poland, and re-estab-
lished the right of the Polish nation
to control its own destinies, to live
an Independent national life and to
New Britain herald., 1916-11-06

struggle for independence and hoped
for help from London and Paris it
became evident they had built upon
empty words. From that side liberty
could not come for Poland
''If today a different decision had
been reached in the war-if Russian
arms were victorious in the east
then for another hundred years the
population Of Poland would have to
drag its chains from promise to prom
Use without anv protest on the part
of the western powers
New Britain herald., 1916-11-06
Vienna Rejoices.

Vienna, Nov. A, via London, Mon
day, Nov. 6.-Oficial announcement
that the Austro- Hungarian and Ger
man emperors have proclaimed indie
rendence for Poland, was made here
last night. The news spread rapidly
throughout tbs city, and the popu-
lation hailed it as marking one Of
the greatest events of the war,
While a ruroor had been current
New Britain herald., 1916-11-06

Berlin, Nov. 5, via London.-The
morning newspapers today all print
the Polish proclamation prominently,
reproducing the editorial concerning
the proclamation printed by the Nord-
deutsche A1lgemeine Zeitung Die Post
in reproducing the editorial. apollo
gizes to its readers because Die Post
is unable to express it's own views.
A nlmbe OF the newspapers, in
Guiding the Tages Zeitung and Vor-
warts, promise editorial discussions Of
the proclamation tomorrow. The gem
eral impression here over the situa-
| ton is one Of satisfaction. There
New Britain herald., 1916-11-06
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THIS BRIGHT BOY

for several days that the proclama-
ton was imminent the announcemen emit
nevertheless caused a profound SEN
sation. The step is everywhere in
terpreted as evidence that the CEN
trail powers feel strong enough from
q military standpoint to realize the
task thus begun.
The new constitution of Poland will
be framed by body of Poles to be
selected later. 1t is understood that
the selection of these delegates will
be left entirely to the decision of the
people
New Britain herald., 1916-11-06

Pull the second lever. Vote Il
straight Democratic ticket for peal
prosperity and Wilson.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-06
have been no popular demonstrate

Amsterdam, Nov. 5.-Empe1
Francis Joseph has addressed
autograph letter to Premier Hrn
Won Koerber stating that 1t is his y
when the new State of Poland con
rto existence to grant Gahcia /
right Independently to manage
own internal affairs. The empe
charges Premier Won Koerber t op
pare measures for the legal reali
ton of this command.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-06
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The Manifesto.

land has been given back to western
civilization"
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-12-27
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