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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10
Annabelle Lad Leaps
Into the Jaws Of Death

steve Navok, aged 10 years. slav.
ish hoy who resided at Annabelle, met
instant death yesterday in the mines
when he jumped of car to turn a
switch and in so doing landed on a
lump Of coal and was thrown directly
IA front Of the car which passed over
his body.
The young man was steady and
Industrious and was popular among
fis associates. He was the sole sup.
mort 81 his parents, his father having
been an invalid for several years.
The funeral will take place Wednes'
day morning from the Polish Catholic
church at Monongah and interment
Wfill be made at Monongah by Under.
taker r. L. Cunningham. The Slavish
National Society Assembly No. S56 Of
which the deceased was member
vim have charge Of the obsequies.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10
TEACH GIRLS HOW
TO COOK AND SEW
FOR SMALL COST
Domestic Science in High
School Cost $9.15 Per
Student.

A report of the Domestic Science
work of the Fairmont High school re-
Gently submitted by Superintendent
Wilson shows that this department is
one of the most efficient of the school.
This department was established
several years ago through the efforts
of the Fairmont Woman's Club and
it was maintained by this club for the
period Of one year until the Board OF
Education took it over. Since 1t has
grown to be one Of the assets OF the
school.
Among the many accomplishments
of the department in the years OF its
existence which came into prominence
last year was the establishment OF the
High school lunch room. This was
established in January, 1917, and at
once became one of the popular tea'
lures Of the school. Here at the lunch
period each school day the pupils are
served with tempting hot lunch at a
minimum cost. A woman is employed
to do the cooking and several OF the
High school girls help in the serving OF
the lunch. Excepting the outlay for
the initial equipment the department
is entirely self supporting.
In the Domestic Science department
the young woman Of the school are
taught practical cooking, serving, con-
servation of food stuffs, value Of Ger.
tain foods with relation to others,
The enrolment for this department
approximates 1877 for the past year
with total expenditure for salaries,
supplies, etc. of $1,353.S7. The cost
per capita based on attendance for the
year 1867 was 1915.
The domestic art department is an
other department Of the High school
which has done excellent work along
practical lines and plans for 1t If car
rted out next year will mean the en-.
largement of the quarters, new equip.
ment, etc. In this department the girls
are taught practical sewing, millinery,
cutting and fitting.
The cbst Of maintaining this depart
ment last year amounted to $1,3O5; IN.
GLIDING salaries of the head Of the de-
partment and assistants. The cost per
pupil based on attendance was for the
year 5000.
This department has extended It's
scope to the elementary schools with
the result that instruction is given the
pupils of the higher grades each week.
The total expenditure in this depart
ment in the elementary schools for the
year was $4S2.50 and the cost per capt.
ia was $3.50.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10
Better Gas Supply
For the East Side

Preparations for the construction OF
a ten inch gas main across the river
to supply the East Side with more gas
ara nearing completion at the offices
Of the gas department Of the Traction
company. Nearly all the needed ma
terlal is on the ground and permission
has been received from the War De-
partment. One OF the things that Will
be required is steamboat, and nego'
tiations for it are now underway.
This main is only one OF many
things that will be done this summer
for the relief of the gas situation on
the East side of the river, A net
work Of new mains will be laid and
two new regulators will be installed,
one on Ferry street and the other on
Morgantown avenue.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10
Lawson Says Operators who
Disregard it Will Get
Into Trouble.
MAJORITY observe IT.
Secretary Of Central Dis
trict Association Just
Back From Capital.

D. R. Lawson, secretary Of the Cen.
trail West Virginia Coal Operators as
ISOLATION returned this morning from
Washington, D. c., where he has been
comforting with Governor Fort Of the
Federal Trade commission, Secretary
Lane Of the Department of Interior,
and F. S. Peabody, chairman OF the
committee on coal production of the
Council of National Defense regarding
the price fixed by the government for
coal.
The authorities state that they are
we'll pleased with manner in which the
coal operators are adhering to the re-
cent agreement and with only few
exceptions the tentative price of So
per ton has been accepted everywher.
All the leading operators in this Sec
have been standing by the agreement,
Secretary Lawson states that in at
least two instances coal producers have
been asking more han the maximum
price. He will send out warning to
them today that in case that they do
not adhere to he newly adaped price
that the government will proceed to
operate any such mines. Mr.. Lawson
is Of the opinion that these few will
come around to the new agreement
and within thirty days everything will
be serene.
Mr.. Lawson assures those who are
not complying with the new price
that thew will receive no warning from
the government. In the conference
with Governor Fort the latter brought
out that the government is in no mood
TO be triffled with and that in case
few continue to as more than 80 Ior
their coal, their names will immediate
" be handed to the Secretary OF the
Interior and severe action will fol-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10
N. v. 7. CONFERENCE
ON TRAFFIC RULES
TroIeymen Will Hold Two
Meetings Here on
Thursday.

All motormen and conductors en-
ployed in the city Of Fairmont are re-
quested to meet in room POI, second
floor Of the Watson building on Thurs.
day, for the purpose of taking I'D
some special rules and restrictions in
cooperation with the efforts to the
city to better city traffic conditions.
Two meetings will be held: One at
$3.50 a, m and another at 1880 D. m,
in order that every man connected
with local transportation may attend,
The meeting has been called by su.
perintendent of Transportation, win.
lam Hall, who states that the purpose
of he meeting will be for a general
discussion among the employees Of
means by which they can cooperate
with the city in making the traffic
laws more efficient,
Matters pertaining to the passing
of cars while in the act Of letting on
and taking OFF passengers will be
among the various topics that will
render discussion.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10
Baby's Headless Body
Found in the River

The headless body of a small child
was found in the Monongahela river
yesterday afternoon. The child look
ed to be about three months OF age
and appeared las though the body had
been in the water for some time. The
body was found by William Brown,
an employee of the B. & o. railroad
who Immediately called the police de-
partment,
Sanitary atficer Holden had the body
removed to the Cunningham morgue.
Coroner Frank Lloyd made an inves'
tigation and ordered the child to be
buried.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10
Fire in Hospital
Follows Explosion
tBy Associated Press)

PADUCAH, KY, July 10-Two per.
sons were injured and damage approx
imating S175,OO0 was done by fire
which destroyed the hospital Of the
Illinois Central Railroad company
here early today. The night watch
man at the institution reported the
fire followed an explosion. An inves'
tigation is being made.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10
Germans Supply
More Cannon Fodder
By Associated Press)

PARIS, jury 10-The Germans re-
turned to the attack on the Aisne front
last night and again met with defeat
the War office reports. A strong as.
sault on the French position at Hurte-
bise monument and the Dragon was
repealed.
The attacking waves suffered severe
ly and were unable to reach the French
line.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10
We'll Known EIks
Act as Walters
fRY Assoelated Pressl

, BOSTON, July 10. > Former. GOV
esnor David /. Walsh, August Her
mann, chairman of the National base
ball commission and Elks from all
parts Of the country today served as
voluntary strike breakers in the lead
ing hotels Of Boston where dining
room service had been temporarily sus.
pected by a strike Of walters.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10
Outside WorldDO
Not Know What
Has Happened
There
ZIMMERMAN QUIZ
One Report Says the Elnpe.
ror Has Dropped the
Foreign Minister.
(By Associated PressI

COPENHAGEN, July 10.-Alttcugt
It is difficult to gain clear impress
sion Of the political crisis in Germany
from the conflicting accounts in Ger
man papers and Dispatches sent abroad,
Reichstag leaders were expected to'be
sitting this afternoon or evening u
council upon declaration Of policy
This, according to some, would Do
eide the fate of Chancellor Won Beta-
mann Hollweg and the present gov
ernmental system, while others DO
clare 1t would end the whole crisis
The party leaders are concerned
wit hthe question Of the Chancellcfs
position. Those for or against new
blood in the ministry and a change
in the political system and questions
Of submarine policy and peace ccndk
tons we're given only secondary cpns
sideration.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10

SAVE THE MEAT-Beef, mutton or
pork not more than once daily. Use
freely vegetables and fish. At the
meat meal serve smaller portions, and
etews instead of steaks. Make made.
dishes of all left overs. Do this and
there will be meat enough for every
ono at a reasonable price.
We are today killing the dairy
COWS and female calves as the Ie-
suit of high rrice. Therefore, eat
less and cat no young meat. II
we save an ounce of meat each
day per pelsor. we viii have ad.
6itional supply equal to 2,20O,0GO
cattle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10

JNFILLED TONNAGE DECREASES.
NEW YORK, July 1O.-The untitled
tonnage OF the United States Steel
corporation on June 80, 1917, was H.
ssS ,2s7 tons, a decrease Of 50S,304 tons
Snipared with the figures for May 81,
rcording to the monthly report is
5ned today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10
GERMANS RETREAT
BEHIND L0NNICA
Russian Offensive in East
GaIicia Continues to
Make Progress.
INV Assoclated Press)

y
pETRoGRAD, July 10. - General
I5orniloss' offensive in Eastern Galicia
continues, says today's official Rus
sian War department statement, de-
spite energetic resistance and stub
born counter attacks of the Teutons.
Al additional village has been cap
tured and more than 1000 prisoners
taken yesterday. The Russians also
captnred three field guns, many
trench mortors and machine guns ana
3 quantity Of war material.
The statement says the enemy mas
ratreated to the Lomnica river. In two
DAYS the Russians penetrated to q
\ depth Of six and two-thirds miles the
enemy positions west Of Stanislau.
BERLIN, JulyN1O.-The German war
office today announced the German
forces fighting in the Stanislau sector
q the Galician front were yesterday
withdrawn behind the Lomnica river.
Near Riga, Dvinsk and Smorgon on
tile northern end Of the Russian front
the official statement added fighting
between Germans and Russians has
increased.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10
1ISIlIed on a Marrow Gauge Road.

BOSTON, July 10. - One man was
'EllIed and eight injured some probably
fatally, In the derailment at Winthrop
today Of a passenger train on a mar
Tow gauge line loaded with beach resi-.
dents on their way to work in Boston:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10
British Trawle1
Destroys SeapIan8s
CBy Associated press)

LONDON, July 1O-The Commodore
at Lowestort says an official statement
reports that yesterday the Brttilh
armed trawler Ireland destroyed two
enemy seaplanes and brought four pElss
oners to port.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10

LONDON, July 1O.-It is reportedip
Amsterdam, says correspondent d
the Exchange Telephone COMPANY
that the designations Of DR.. Karl Helts
ferich, German vice chancellor aud
secretary Of the interior and Dr.. Az
fred Zimmerman, the German score
tary for foreign affairs have been Dr.
cided upon by Emperor William
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10

One British and possibly a French
airplane dropped bombs on Essen last
Friday the officialt German report OF
the raid said only two bomb holes were
found.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10
.KRUPP WORKS BADLY.
DAMAGED BY BOMBS
Dutch Reports Say That a
Quarter of Big Plant
Was Destroyed.
fRv Assoclated Press

AMSTERDAM, July ia neWsPa'
per of Maestricht, Holland, reports
that Dutch workmen who were laid on
at the Krupp works on account Of the
destruction of buildings in the recent
French air raid assert that a quarter
of the Essen plant was destroyed. The
material damage is placed at millions
of francs and it is said that 100 en-
ployes were killed and hundreds OF
others including As French prisoners
we're wounded.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-10
THE WEAI.IHER

Generally fall terIshi and
Wednesday; warmer Wednesday
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-22
zapoWiedz OfensY-
wy RosYjskiej.
NiemCy sic COfaja we FIandryl'
Francuzi odebrai pozycye.
Walk we Wloszech.
Z innych Terenow.
Sprawy Morskie.
Wie$Ci Z P0|Ski.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
WIESCI 2 POLSKI.

Kopenhaga, %. czerwca. - Z
Warszawy donosza, IL tam stale
sic sytuacya zywnoSciowa mad
wyraz trudna i ciezka, wielka
llczba najbiedniejszej ludnosci
dosiownie przymiera giodu:
wobec tego wiadze miejskie przy
wspo{dziaianiu administracyi o.
kupacyjnej niemieckiej przenosza
najubozszych mieszkancow War
szawy, wSrod mich jest wielu
zydow - do miasteczek prowin--
cyonalnych ma wsie, gdzie wy
zywic sic znacznie iatwiej i gdzie
rak do piracy na roll potrzeba.
POLACY w MINISTERYUM
AUSTRYI.
Londyn, %. czerwca. - Dono-
sza 2 Wiednia, ze hr. Clam-Mar-
tinic, ktoremu ces. Karol powie-
rzyl reorganizacye gabinetu' mi
nisteryalnego, znosi sic ze stron-
nictwami parlamentarnemi z
klubani narodowyrni i krzata Sic
okolo stworzenia gabinetu pol
sko niemieckego z udziaiem
Czechow i Ukraincow; lie sic
to uda. - najblizsza przysziosc
musi okazac.
WoJENNY PROGRAM RoSYI
Piotrogr6d, %. czerwca. - Ma
wszech-rosyjskim Kongresie zoi-
nierzy Robociarzy ME podniosi
sic nj jeden CLOS przeciwko pro-
gramowi rzadu prowizorycznego
republikanskiego, wyrazono peine
zaufanie rzadowi gabinetowi i
uchwalono natychmiastowe podje
Gle programu z jak najrychle1-
seem przystapieniem do ofensy--
wy; W tym celu polecono jak mai
energiczniej prowadzic reorgani--
zacye arrnii, kreowano Rade Wo-
jenna z udziaiem W niej pred
stawicieli armii floty expertow
technicznych - ma jesien wczes-
na wszyscy przepowiadaja po-
wrot Rosyi do ofensywy na from
Gle polsko rumunskim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-22
z INNYCH TERENOW
WOJNY.

Piotrogrod, %. czerwca. - W
Polsce Rumunii strzelanina
dziafowa pod Podhaj jcami nicmie-
cki aeroplan zrzucono, - mic po-
zatem. Ma zakaukaskim terenic
utarczki Z Kurdami zaciete, lecA
bez znaczenia strategicznego.
Berlin, %. czerwca. - Mad Ma
raj6wkq Zfota Lipa, oraz ma
poludnie cd Dniestru - wog6le
ma liniach galicyjskich dzialowa
walka coraz intensywniej sic Ia
rysowuje. .
Paryz, 20. czerwca. - Awiato-
rzy angielscy bombardowali osta-
tnio skiady obozy- nieprzyilciel-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-22

nader rawodopodobnem - Lille
bedzie juz bhsko, to miasto jest
celem najblizszym ofensywy
flandryjskiej. Anglicy trzymaja
wszystkie zdobyte pozycye: ma
96 mil frontu angielskiego na "a
chodnim froncie so mil pozycyi
stanowia okopy dawniej niemiec-
kie, przez Anglikow zdobyte !
zreorganizowane; nadto wszyst--
kie zdobyte pozycye dominujace
sa wreku angielskich, co prowa-
dzi "a soba te korzySc, IL straty
angielskie sa bez porownania
mniejSze - Mill dawniej przy
zdobywaniu tych pozycyi.
- Niemiecka kontrofensywa,
Skierowana ma linie francuskie W
okolicy Vauxaillon spelzfa fakty-
cznie ma niczem, poniewaz Fran
ouzi juz odebrali wszystkie pra-
vie pozycye, zabrane i'm atakiem
niemieckim we Srode miniona -
wyjatkiem jednego okopu, do
tad trzymanego przez Niemcow.
Kronprync dowodzii Niemcami
W tym boju, a miai wyborowc
wojska, najlepsze ma linii caiej !;
mase artyleryi - razem tenn
zyskiem jego chwilowym jest 400
metrow okopu, jake jeszcze trzy-
ma, reszte juz wszystko odebral:
Francuzi, zadajac przytem straty
Niemcom olbrzymie; partya try
mana jeszcze przez Niemc6w jest
po VISTA Noisy. Rowniez W oko-
licy wzgorz Carnillet i Blond "a
dano Niemcom srogie porazki: "a
takowali oni tam zrazu pewne
wzieli pozycye, lecz kontratakami
poteznymi Francuzi odebrali
wszystkie, owszem posuneli VIA
sne pozycye naprz6d o 300 yd. a
ma froncie 600 yd.
Berlin, %. czerwca. - We
FIandryi nieustanna kanonada,
lecz lokalnie rozdzielona; MEDIA
leko wybrzeza morskiego -
Niemcy reid puscili W okopy an
gielskie i sprowadzili jenca, a
szkod wiele zadali; pod Hooge,
Loos, Vermelles Anglicy probo--
wall atakow daremnie; straty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-22
WNIOSEK o RZADOWA
KCNTROLE MAD BA-
WELNA.

Washington, % czerwca. 49,
w ciagu dnia wczorajszego TO.
czyia sic W kongresie W dalszym
ciagu zacieta walka W sprawis
t. wv. blu Lcvera, ustanawiajace
go na czas wojny rzadowa kon-
trole mad produkcya i zapasami
zywnosci.
Kongrcsmani Madden / CAM
non popierali bardzo energicznie
wniosek ably kontrole te rozciq-
gnac ME ,tylko IA zywnoSt opal,
ale takze. ma bawelne i domagall
sic nadania prezydentowi prawl
regulowania cen tych artyku}6w.
Sprzeciwiali sic temu ostro de.
mokratyczni posfowie poludni> }
wych Stan6w. Demokraci zwal'
cali take cnergicznie wniosek
kongresmana Haugena Iowa, a
by wlaczyt pod kontrole rzsdowq
r6wnicz odzienie i obuwic.
w senacic najsilniej przemawia'
przeciwko bilowi senator Sher-
man L Illinois. por5wnywEia:
administracye obecnq do znaro'
wionego konia, kt6ry sic zacu.
kal, gdy Amcrykan6w zabijanr
ma morzach W Mexyku, obec-
ME nabraf niespodziewanego og-
MIA histerycznie pedzi ia oslep
naprzod.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-22
$6OO,OOO,oOO ma aeroplany.
9,649,938 zaregestrowanych
Regulacya cen wegla.
INNE TELEGR A NJ Y.

ze sposobnoSci, jaka nastreczyia
mu wczoraj obccnoSc komisarzy
rosyjsllich M obiedzic W Bialym
Domu i zapewnif pana Bachma-
tlcwa 0 swej sympathy dla powyz
szego programu Rosyi. oraz wy
rail zyczenic ably rad prowi--
zoryczny zdo}af SIG wzmocnic
utrwalic, dopomagajac do odnic.
sienia rychlego zwyciestwa.
Obecnie komisya przystapi dc
narad przedstawicielami rzadu
Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Gcnerai-major Bliss bedzie
konferowa} Z generaIcm Roppem
i innymi rosyjskimi oficcrami W
spraWach militarnych. minister
rolnictwa Houston pan Herbert
{ Hoover zastanawiat sic maja
wspolnie komisarzani mad
problemem dostarczania i rozdzia
lu zapasow zywnosci w Rosyi, 4
Sekretarz skarbu McAdoo ulozv
Z panem Bachmatiewem wyso-
ko5c i warunki udzielic sic ma.
jacych kredyt6w. R6wnoczesnie
ambassador Bachmatiew bedzis
konferowa} sckretarzem stanu
I-ansingem. celem ustalenia kon-
kretnych warunk6w i podstaw,
Ia jakich przyszly trwaly pok6j
ma zoStac opqrty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-22
2 TEATRoW WOJNY.
WALKI Ma ZACHODNIM
FRONCIE.

Londyn, %. czerwca. - Woj'
ska niemieckie cofneiy sic pO-
zycyi swych mad rzeka Lys we
Flandryi ewakuowaiy okoio oS-
miu mil kwadratowych teryto-
ryum: artylerya angielska tax
tam SLIME doskwierala, il W kof-
Gu niemozliwem sic staio utrzy--
mamie owych terenow. Niemcy
trzymaja jeszcze baze Warneton
lecz Jest ona juz odslonieta
Niemcy tam So naciSnieci teraz 2
dwu bok6w po zajsciu Warneton
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-22
SPRAWY MORSKIE.

Londyn, %. czerwca. - Ame-,
rykanski torpedowiec ocalil zycie
19 marynarzy angielskich okre-
tn handlowego, zatopionego przez
nur niemiecki; navy statku an
giclskiego ME ogloszono: I zalog'
lego szeSciu ludzi zginelo, gdy
torpedo niemiccka ugodziia O.
krct, Rozbitkowie przcz 20 go
DIN pozostawali W czolnach na
morzu - az ich CIV torpedowiec
amerykanski na poklad zabra}.
- Sa informacye, re kontrtor-
pedowiec amerykanski zaatako-
wal, najechai i zatopii nur niemie-
cki ma wodach europejskich
szczegolow zajscia jeszcze oficy-
alnie mic ogioszono, lecz ma bye
ono zupefnie pewnem.
- Stwierdzono ponad wszelka
watpliwoSt, IL nury nienieckie
strzelaja jeszczc do ratunkoWych
Iodzi, gdy j1z statek handlowy a
liancki torpcduja topia; wiele te-
60 rodzaju wyPadk6w stwierdzo-
no we Francyi i W Anglii; Mem
cy tez szydza i wyzywaja ofiary
swojej pirackiej blokady i smiejQ
sic Z ich trudnoSci W ratowaniu
sic pospiesznem torpedowanych
okret6w; wreszcie tez stwierdzo-
no w calym szeregu wypadkow,
ze Niemcy okradajq zalogi TOPIC
nych okretow samez okrety, I
zabierajq nicli ME tylko zyw--
nose, ale i wartosciowe instru--
mcnty i inne przedmioty.
Rzym, %. czerwca. - w ciagu
ostatniego tygodnia blokad ME.
micckich zatopionc zostafy diva
parowce wloskie pieG statkow
zaglowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-22
Teatrow Wojny.

FranCuzi odebrali wszystkie
pozycye pod Vauxaillon wy
jatkiem jednej; straty niemie-
ckie bardzo ciezkie; we Flan-
dryi Niemcy wycofuja sic z O.
kolic Warneton.
w Trentino Austryacy od--
pieraja ataki wioskie.
Mafo wieSci z innych tere-.
now wojny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-06-22
ROSYA ME ZAWRZE OD-
DZIELNEGO POKOJU.
WASHINGTON, .22 czerWca.

Washington, .22 czerwca. -
Prowizoryczny ambassador rosyJ-
ski Bachmatiew wydal formalne
oSwiadczenie prasowe, w ktorem
Stwierdza, zc nova, odrOdzOnA
Rosya Jest zdecydowana walczyc
az do zwycieskiego kollca mic
zawrze oddzielnego pokoju L
Niemcami. a zarazem okrcSlii 20
lityczny i militarny program o.
becnego republikanskiego rzadu.
Da on sic streScit W naStepujQ-
cych punktach:
l. Prowizoryczny rad roSyJ-
SIX; odrzuca wraz l. CALVIN naro-
dem wszelka mySl o oddzielnym
pokoju.
,. Celen. do kt6rego rad ten
day, jest jak najrychlejsze "a
bczpiecznie, powszechnego
trwalego pokoju.
3. lego rodzaju pok6j ME Wo-
re by zabezpieczony przy toIa
rowaniu dalszego panowanla jed
nvch narod6w mad drugimi. wy
klucza tabor narodowcj W}asno-
sci terytory6w "a zatcm poWl'
MEN bye oparty ma zasadzie: bez
ancksacyi kontrybucyi wojen--
nych. Dalszym zasadniczym wa
runkiem lego musi bye zezwole-
q nic wszystkim narodom, ably sa-
me stanowi}y 0 sobie o swych
rzadach.
/. Rosya jest zdecydowana
walczyc tax dlugo niemlecka au
tokracya, jak dlugo mic uzyska
gwarancyi stalego pokoju W Eu-
ropie.
). Nova Rosya dazy do zwal'
czenia tyranii utrwalenia demo-
kracyi ma swiecie.
6. Jest ona swiadoma, ze po-
razka jej Aliant6w bylaby maj
wiekszem mozliwen nieszczes-'
ciem i czyniiaby utrwalenie pow
szechnego pokoju ma pewnych
podstawach rzecza ME do osiag-
niecia.
z. Armia rewolucyjnej Rosyi
ME pozwoli ma to ably Niemcy
pokonaly Aliant6w ma zachod--
MIN froncie, potem zwalily sic
Gala swa militarna poteg9 ma nal
mfOdSza repuDllk.
s. Prowizoryczny Rad rosyj--
ski zyskuje dzieki swej usilnej,
wytrwalej i rozumnej piracy kon-
strukcyjnej coraz wiecej ia silc
znaczeniu.
6. Rad ten MA obecnie popar-
Gle wszystkich partyi, wyjat-'
klein tylko malych grup skral-
nych radyka}ow i ekstremistow.
10. Siia biezacych i przyszlych
wypadkow zostanie zadAezgnle-
ty pomiedzy Rosya Stanaml
Zjednoczonymi wezef trwaleJ
kt6rego owocem bedzie
staia i czynna wzajemna kooPe-
racya.
Prezydent Wilson skorzystai