davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-10
SETTLE THIS STRIKE
AMONG ARMY CARPENTERS
Leaders of the Different Interests
Come Together to Prevent
Shutdown at CantOnmenis

NEW YORK.-The strike of the car
penters in four of the United States
army cantonments was settled today
at a conference between Admiral
Harris, chief of yards and docks,
John Moffit of the department of la
Dor, and Henry Steers, contractor at
the Pelham Bay marine cantonment
The strike threatened I'd spread to
all the cantonments
Steers agreed to employ only mem
bers of the Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners and to pay union wages
and observe union hours. Represent
atives of the carpenters accepted the
proposition.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-10
nine THOUSAND
Miners STRIKE
FOR HIGHER Pa.
OUTPUT OF 100000 TONS OF COAL
DAILY CUT OFF IN ILLINOIS
ALONE

CE CEICAGO.-Representative of the
Illinois Coal Operators association
announced today that 21 Illinois
mines were closed down as the re-
suit of the strike of 5000 miners. The
combined output of the mines af-
fected is 100000 tons daily. An off
cial of the association said the strik-
ers demanded 81 a day additional
wages because of "unfounded pub
hcity given to alleged enormous pro-
fits
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-10
Reading for the Sammies

/ WASHINGTON = Following General
Pershing's appeal through the United
Press for literature for the Samuies.
Postmaster General Burleson has ask
ed publishers to print the following
on magazine covers:
Notice to Readers-When you fin
ish reading this magazine place a one
cent stamp on this notice, hand same
placed in the hands Of our soldiers or
sailors at the front. No wrapping
no address,"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-10

ROOSEVELT DEMANDS
SUPPRESSION OF ALL
GERMAN NEWSPAPERS

= NEW YORK-CoIonel Roose- !
X velt today demanded the sup :
i. preston of the German Iangu- 4
= age press and the deportation I
!. of all $3.50 Americans. He call :.
X ed upon every man, woman and ;.
!. child to exert every ounce !
\ of energy to win the war. He >.
X declared that some senators. 4
X congressman and newspaper !
X editors are standing today where :.
!. the Copperheads stood during =
X the Civil war. !
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-10
nine SMUGGLERS
ARE CAUGHT In
GERMAN TRICKERY
USE RELGIAN RELIEF SHIP TO
GET RUBBER AND PLATINUM
IN GERMANY

NEW YORK-Nine men were arrest
ed here today for alleged completely in
a gigantic plot to smuggle rubber and
platinum into Germany. Six of those
seized are sailors on the Red Star
lief ship. Three others are alleged to
be their American agents. 1t is de-
clared that the men planned to bring
bonds to the United States to sell and
buy rubber and platinum. The author
tiles believe the contraband traffic has
reached from $25, 900 to $50 900.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-10
Hear Good News in Berlin

BERLIN-The capture of 14OO Rus
SLAMS in two days in the ORTIZ sector is
announced. Southeast of CernowitZ
it is stated the Russian lines were
penetrated. Between Tretus and Put
ma Heights the Russian lines we're
stormed. The capture of some lines
of French trenches on a 1200-meter
front north of st. Quentin is reported.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-10

The following men filed claims fol-
exemption today:
c. l.. V. Schumacher, Moscow, 1.
Walter E. Rich, Viola, 1.
John ]. Byers, Viola, 1.
Delmer Burden, Potlatch, 3-5.
John F. Shadduck, Potlatch, /.
Reuben ]. Garner Linden, 1.
Leslie L. Lyon, Moscow, discharged
from military service, joined naval
service.
Mason NJ. McGarvey, Moscow, 1.
Andrew Carl Hagan, Moscow, 1.
Gilbert Raplee, Moscow, /.
Floyd Vernon Wright, PotIatch. 1.
H. I. Ringsage, Park, l.
Harry Ullysus Cooper, Moscow, /;
ordained minister.
Chas. A. Cooper, Moscow, 1.
Archie Edgar Gillian, Potlatch, or
dained minister.
Leonard H. Fairfield, Kendrick, 1.
c. A. Mcintosh, Princeton, 1.
Martin A. Anderson, Potlatch, /.
John T. Pyle, Viola, /.
Emil Boiler, Potlatch, Farming.
Oscar Nelson, Moscow, /.
James Jabborra, Moscow, 1.
Steve Borovich, resident alien.
August Frederickson, Troy, 1.
M. H. Stapleton, Viola, l.
Daniel G. Martinson, Moscow, l.
Nels Oscar Bergquist, Genesee, l.
Frank Very, Moscow, L.
Andrew. Mortenson, Moscow, 1.
The following men have been re-
jected for physical disabilities:
Martin Paroz, Potlatch.
William p Browning, Potlatch.
Richard c.. Cowan, Potlatch.
John G. Chervenell, Moscow.
Claiborne Morris, Palouse.
William A. Watts, Kendrick
Fredolph Nelson, Moscow.
Leonard Nelson, Avon.
Arthur Jas. O'Conner, Moscow.
Walter Johnson, Moscow.
Elmer Bechtol, Kendrick
Otto Nowack, Potlatch.
Ole H. Settler, Moscow
John Jelleberg, Park
Lester McGraw, Kendrick
Clinton Murray Andrew, Potlatch.
Charles Garner, Linden.
Ray Sanford Shaw, transferred to !.
Iorth Yakima.
William Lewis Shampine, Potlatch.
Paul Harshman, Moscow
John Shadduch, Harvard
Frank M Conant, Avon.
Continued on Page 81
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-10
English Socialists to Attend

LONDONDERRY labor has decided
to be represented at the international
Socialist conference at Stockholm in
September. This decision was reach
ed at labor conference of 500 dele
gates representing all the ele,' ents.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-10
STILL GAIN
ON WESTERN
WAR FRONT
British and French Com
tinue to Hammer Enc
my with Big Guns
RAIN AND MUD DELAY
Tremendous Artillery Fire Over a
Wide Front in Flanders Keeps
Germans on Defensive.

LONDON.-Field Marshal Haig to-
day reported renewed British and
French advances in Flanders includ-
ing the completion of the capture of
Westhoek. Additional positions on
Westhoek have been captured also.
Northeast of Bixschoote the French
have enlarged further the gains made
on Wednesday, Southwest of Blk
schoote, in the region north of Lange-
marck, the French have made same
progress in the German line.
Terrain conditions in Flanders,
made more difficult by the rains of the
last ten days, are such that without
the destruction of enemy defenses by
artillery fire it is nearly useless to
throw toward infantry attacks. There
are indications that the Anglo-French
guns of all callibres the engaged in
levelling the German defense posi-
tions. The German general staff re-
ports the artillery fire in Flanders as
very great and says it has been es-
pecially heavy on the Belgian coast
and from Bixschoote to Hollebeke.
The latter sector takes in most of the
important Ypres salient.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-10
YOUNG AMERICA READY
TO TRAIN KHAKI BOYS

i. WASHINGTON - Twenty-six .
+ thousand men trained at the Of
!. ficers' camps will be turned out .
!. as officers August Is, and A. .
!. 600 others will be disappointed 4.
: in not receiving commissions. /.
!. The war department announced .
: that 1000 of those failing to get /.
. commissions will have chance /.
: to attend the second camp. i.
!. 4 X X .Ft.t.t tEI-I-.t..t.i..S-.i. +.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-10
Red Cross Workers Make
Good Record in Moscow

Red Cross women of Moscow have
been doing their "bit" in the way OF
making hospital supplies. Under the
fine leadership of Mrs. J. n. NanKer-
Wis and inspired by her enthusiasm
the women of the city lost no time
in getting into the work. The whole
community owes Mrs. Nankervis a
vote of thanks for this The harvest
of their needles and energy is now
shown in the inventory just completed
of the articles on hand 1t shows:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-10

With the tremendous rush of the
war the work of the women along
these lines has greatly increased go
ing far beyond the original bounds.
This has made necessary the creation
of a new committee to assist in the
work. Originally Mrs. William Hunt
er was chairman of this committee,
but in order to enable her to work eff
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-10

The third and last day of examina-
tions for draft conducted by the local
board at the federal building has been
the most quiet of the three days The
examining board was obliged to ad-
journ for several hours this morning
owing to the supply of examination
blanks becoming exhausted. A tele-
phone order was rushed to Colfax and
the board was able to take up it's
work again at l o'clock. 2
Official figures at the office of the
clerk of the local board show that
20 out of the first 200 men examined
filed claims for exemptions with the
local board, while 80 men we're re-
jected during the first two days ex-
amining on account of physical un-
fitness. Twenty-one claims for ex-
emptions were filed today with the
local board in addition to this num-
Der, to be forwarded to the district
board at Occur d'Alene.
Claims for exemption were not so
heavy today as in the two previous
days. One drafted man filed three petit d,
tions for exemption on the claims of
having dependents, of being duly or
dained minister and being member /
of religious order whose doctrine |
is adverse to military service.
1t will not be possible to know how I
many of the 800 men ordered to report
have been rejected on physical
grounds until the reports of the three
examining physicians are checked.
While many men have filed claims
for exemption, few have filed the
proof to back their claims. They have ;.
10 days IN which to furnish their proof
from the time of filing the claim. The
exemption board proposes to rush this
work through with all possible dis
patch.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-10
Huns Hammer Away

PARIS-Violent German attacks
from Pantheon to Epine De Chevrigny
continued today. French progress in
Belgium is officially repotred. The
German assaults were made after vio-
lent bombardments and were support
ed by picked troops. All assaults were
repulsed. The Germans attacked
strongly near Foylet. They were eve
ry where repulsed except in a small
fraction of the advanced French lines.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-10
MANY WISH
TO ESCAPE
THE DRAFT
Half the First 200 Latah
County Men File Ex-
emptiOn Claims
LAST DAY IS THE BEST
Several Days VIII be Required Before
the Local Board Can Report on
Outcome of Examinations

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\ Up to o'clock this afternoon 4
!. 283 of the 300 Latah county X
!. men notified to appear for ex- \
!. animation under the military X
=. draft had reported, leaving II \
unaccounted for. OF the 283 who K
!. reported, 261 had been examined \
Il by the local board. Others had X
!. obtained transfers to be ex- X
!. amined elsewhere, or had en- X
X listed in some branch of the mil I.
!. itary or naval service 1t is !.
!. the opinion of the local officials !.
!. that fully 70 per cent of the X
X men examined here were claim I.
Il ing exemptions. I.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07
AMERYCE.

. Plerwszy %samoch0d, kt0rym kie--
rowai F. NJ. Keefe, zam. PREY ul. En-
pire Mr.. 81 w Alliston uderzyi ia,
,gdy przechodzi}a z jednej strony uli-
cy ma druga / TEN samem odrzucif
pod drugi samochod, kt6rym jechai
Thos. A. Barnes z Brockton.
Drugi samoch6d\ uderzyi j. gwai-
tovniej, wskutek czego upadia ma
ziemle bez zmysiow, skad zabralo ia
dw6ch mezczyzn.
Jeden re samochod0w przewi6zi ja
bezzwlocznie do szpitala miejskiego.
gdzie skonstatowano pekniecie czasz-
XII, u%szkodzenie kosci biodrowcj !
kilka mniejszych obrazeh ~cieiesnych.
Wspomniani powyzej szoferzy zgfo
sill sic sami do urzedu policyjnego
y, Mattapan, gdzie z}olyli swe zcz-
mania dotyczace wypadku. Wypusz-
czono ich az do rozstrzygniecia spra-
wy.
WlaScicielcm samochodu z Brack-
ton Jest Everett Cerall, III. Belchcr.
mr.. 81 2 tcgoz miasta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07
a. ST. LOUIS, MO.

J6zef Grzyb, z pnr. 1915 y. oeJ
nj rzuci} butelka Cd piwa w nleJaHa
Eve Schwartz. lecz zamlast W h'a'
trafi} W jednoroczneso ch'opczyka'
kt6rego trzymaia ma reku. Dziecko
uleglo peknieciu czaszki. Gdy are
sztowano Grzyba, powiedziat re rzu-
II, W schwartzowa butelka, ponie-
waz ubliayla jego zonie | kopneta 1a
W brzuch.
We wtorek iona Grzyba, Helena
nowila W szpitalu PREY Garrison l
Lawton ul. niezywe niemow'e' skut-
klein czego/ ~aresztowano schwartzo-
wa, pod osk~ar4enisn o dzieciobo1-
stwo.
Kobiety pokiociiy sic o rachunek
eroceryjny " skladzie spozywczym
schwartzowej pnr. sos o'Fallon ul'
schwartzowa kopns!a Grzybowa W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07
y MERIDEN, CONN.

NiczaIezny ,~,pryczcr" Edgar j.
Staropinski. o kt6rym juz poprfed-
Mo plsaly tgazety. zostai oskarzony
ostatnio o szpiegostIo, wskutek cze-
go kaucye jego 2 $4,000 powiekszo-
no ma $1,000.
Oskarzenie to zrobione zostaio ma
skutek jakichS informacyi z 1udia-
ma. gdzie Staropinski pred tom pre-
bywa}.
Czy ostatnie przypuszczenia sa u
zasadnione ME wiadomo. faktem jest
re kala on imie polskie, gdy5 gazety
pisza O MIN, jake O ksiedzu polskim
kt6rego zamknieto do kryminaiu "a
bale nieTolnictwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07
D WILKES BARRE. PA.

Michal Ema'ik, 8 letni chtopak
zamieszkaly PREY Johnson ulicy ma
Brookside, zosta} pred paru dniami
~najechany przez pociag kolei Lehigh
Valley i W straszny sposob pokale-
O n Obydwie nogi i jedna reka 20
staly formalnie odciete cd tulowia.
Biedne dziecko " krotkim czasie 20
przewiezieniu do szpitala wyzionefo
ducha.
Oval mali chlopcy, Piotr Hunas,
LEGACY lat IL i Jan Bernowski, lat IL
- zostali aresztowani z powodu kra
dziezy $500 ma szkode Jozefa Blan-
DIM utrzymujacego skiad 2 owocamf.
Jest podejrzenie, re CT dwaj chaopa-
cy skradli nadto judgement note
(wekseD ma $500 $40 W monetach
wIoskich, jakotez pred paru dniami
skradli pewnemu s~zynbarzowi $500,
a. nastepnie przehulali te pieniadze W
New Yorku i okolicznych miastecz-
kach.
Zofia Babiarz. piecioletnia dziew-
czynka, zostala p~rzejechana przez
AUTOMOBILE. Dziecko odniosio ME
wielka rane ma giowie. Pc udziele-
niu pomocy odeslano ia do domu.
Podobnemu wypadkowi uleg} row
niez Kazimierz Ramski. chiopieG Ii
czacy oSm lat. Zostai on pr2ejecha-
nv przez automobil / odni6si kilka
poranien / z~gniecenie dwoch palc0w
u nogi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07

brzuoh, "a co zn6w Grzyb rzuct& "
mia butelka Cd piwa.
TeOdOr KOwalski, 2letni synek
pahstwa Kowalskich, Fam. pnr. 1925
Cass ave-, poparzy{ sic bardzo boles-
ME. Gdy matka zajeta by}a miod-
seem dzieckiem W ~przyleg}ym poko-
ju, ma}y Teodorek znalazl zapaike
i zapalii. Cd zapalki zaje}y sic ma
MIN sukienki. Ma krzyk dziecka PREY
biegia matka i Sciagneia z niego plo-
mace sukicnki, przyczem bolesnie po-
parzyla sobic rcce. Dziecko odwie1io-
no do lecznicy miejskiej, gdzie pc o.
pa~trzeniu mu ran, zabrano je z po-
wrotcm do domu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07
StaTajCi0 Sig Jak RajSpisSznlsl
0 PapiGry ObyHatsISkiS.

Kazdy mieszkaniec tego kraju,
o lie jeszcze ME Jest obywatelem
Stan6w Zjednoezonych, powinien
lax najSpieszniej postcard sic
prEynajmniej o pierwsze papiery
obywatelske.
Nadeszia chwila w ktorej to
stale sic koniecEnoscia.
Zwiaszcza ola Polak6w jest to
rEecza wanna.
Wyrzec sic poddanstwa pru-
skiego, rosyjskiego hub austryac-
kiego, a zostae obywatelem wei
nvch Stan6w Zjednoczonych. po-
u2no ola ka5dego bye miiym o.
= azhem.
Czytaicie wszelkie wiadomosci
szkolach Cbywateiskich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07
Y KOSCIUSZKO, TEN.

u poIskich zuch0w przystapih ma
ocbotnik6W do Wuja Sama: Tom.
Pruski, J6zef Pruski. Roman Brysn'
Piotr Jask!nia. Wal. Niemiec, Aiojzy
szklosz, Franc:szek MorzyscmDa'
Ian Korzewski, Stan. Lyssy, VIM
Waclawczyk, Mikolaj Gabrysh' Jozet
Jarzombek. VIM. Swiatek, Jan ko-
cur. Wincenty Biela. Bernard Seku-
Ia Frank Cornell i Hieronim kotzur.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07
u ELIZABETH, n. j.
Przyaresztowano tn Jana Paska,

Przyaresztowano tn Jana Paska,
kt6ry objezdzal ksiezy i wy}udzaf ma
d~okohczenie teologii znaczne kwoty'
Zlapano 20 W wesolem towarzystTle
I przekonano sic, re Una sic ma kar-
tach. ale o teologii nigdy ami my
slai. 2 wykazu, jaki miai W kieszeni'
przekonano sic, re wyludzii W Sta"
mach oko,o $4,000. Spryciarz co
ME miara,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07
u NANTICOKE, Pa.

DIR. Sunma, kt0ry nicdawno byt
mianowany pierwszym porucznikiem
(firSt ~licutcDant1, Otrzymaf przcd
paru dniami wezwauic 2 departa--
mcntu wojny W Westinghouse, ably
sic tam stawiI dla objecia obowiaz-
k0w s~iuzboWych.
Pred odjazdcm Iicznc grono oby-
watoli, znajomyCh i przyjaci6} ur1a-
Gtiio bankict ~poiegnalny ola dra
SUNNY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07

Rad narodu przes ndrod ola
norodu, ME zginie Z powierzchni
eienIi.
Abraham Lincoln
50! -:
MeSowis starR ws=edzte zSd-
GzGJq sic " zd0niu, re must ist-
nice zJedHoceoRa. nie<GIeSnG
Samorzqdna PotSkI.
Woodrow Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-07

ten, kt6ry odzywa sic do obu
stron powasnionych rowno--
czesnie, i stara sic raczej o ma
Ronienie do takiego ~rozwaza--
mia, anizeli o sraSenie do niego.
Mielismy ,chyba W ciagu tel
wojny dosyc dowod6w ma to-,
re Ojciec Chrzescijanstwa kwe-
styi polskiej ME pojmuje ina
czej, mniej p~rzychylnie ola mas,
Cd najwiekszych naszych PREY
.jaciof miedzy narodami, lub cd
Prezydcnta Wilsona. Jego o.
dezwy do Biskup6w polskich
Swiadcza, re przysz}ej Polski,
0 lie ma STAG sic sprawiedli-
wost, inaczej sobic ME wyobra-
ia, iak z}aczona i niepodleg}a,
a re kwestya ia ,juz stosunkowo
dose jasno okrcslona zostala
przez Aliant6w, q bardzo jasno
przez Prezydenta Wilsona,
przeto zdaniem OLGA Swietego
spokojnie jej rozstrzygniecle
MONA oddac konferencyi po-
kojowcj, W ktorej przeciez wiel-
ka przewage beda mieli Allan
CT, o lyle liczniejsi od Gen
tralnych."
Nailepszym Ia TO dowodem
jest wyrazenie sic urzedowego
organu watykanskicgo, ktory
komcntujac APPEL Papieaa, po--
wiada, lc ,,odezwa Papieza ME
proponuje wcale powrotu do
dawrego stanu pred wojna i
oSWiadcza sic "a odbudoWa-
MEM daWneg0 kr6lestWG pol
Skiego, takiego, jakie byto
pr%cd rosebranicm go przez
try mocarStaCa.'
Trzeba istotnie chyba z1ej
wolf, azeby W podanem powy--
zej wyrazeniu sic Papieza wi
dice, - jak to niekt6rzy czy--
Ma - ,oddanie Polski IA las
Ike lub nie}aske mocarstw "a
horczych." By}oby to podsu-.
waniem Papiezowi mysli i "a
marrow, jakich Z pewnoscia ME
miaf; W samych powyzszych
wyrazach mic ME usprawiedli--
via takiego m%niemania, a do
tychczasowe enuncyacye OLGA
Swietego swiadcza o czems
wprost przeciwnem.
-
lima rzecza zas jest zapatry-
wanie nasze ma kwestye, czyli
wog6le APPEL p~okojowy OLGA
Chrzescijanstwa, gdyby zosta}
uwzgledniony prZez obie stro-
ny wojujace, mog4by przyniesc
pozadane owoce, take / ola
rozwiazania kwestyi Polsh
wedle naszych pragnieh i spra-
wiedliwych zadan. l podczas
gdy tutaj wydaje sic usprawie-
dliwionem mniemanie wiekszo-
Sci Polakow, zgodnem Z mnie-
maniem wszystkich Aliant6w,
il jeszcze ME nadSzedf GAS sto-
SONNY do rozpoczecia ukiad6w
pokojowych, mogacych roko-
wac pozadane wynlki, podczas
gdy takze sEusznem wydaje sic
m~niemanie, re wprawdzie # o.
statnich dwu latach Kwestya
Polska znacznie sic rozjaSni}a,
ale .jeszcze niedostatecznie dol
rzala, by W obecnej fazie VOL
ny MONA oczekiwac zupeinie
pomySlnego jej rozwiazania,-
re eaten pomimo ca}ej swej o.
kropnosci wojna jeszcze dalej
toczyG sic musi az do osiagnie-
cia pewnych stanowczych re-
zultatow, -- to jednak mo-
ina i nalezy przyznae, re APPEL
pokojowy Papieza Benedykta
XIV jest dokumentem waznym,
re stanowiska autora jego W
czasie stosownym wydanym, Il
co do treEci i okreSlonych W
MIN podstawowych zasad PREY
szFych pokojowych ukiadow,
niczmicrnie cennym i history
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zumiano podowczas i oc%eniono
powszechnie pobudki OLGA
Chrzescijanstwa, przyznano, re
re stanowiska swojego inaczej
p~rzemawiac ME m6gi i ME by!
powinien, ale ME widziano spo-
sobu zastosowania sic do poda-
nych .przez Niego nieco og6lni-
kowo wskazowek, W jaki sposob
naleay d%oprowadzic do sta}ego
honorowego pokoju ola wszy-
stkich, najprzod dlatego, IL
przynajmniej jedna &c stron
wojujacych, majaca w6wczas
stanowcza przewage, zbyt jaw
ne okazywa}a ~lekccwazenie tych
wskaz6wek, a powt6re i glow
nie dlatego, re wszystkie pan
silva wojujace w}aSnic podow-
czas widziafy sic dalszemi cd
osiagniecia cel6w ogfoszonych
PREY wybuchu wojny, anizeli W
jej poczatkach. Take Polacy,
chociaa ich ziemie najstraszli--
wie,i ucierpiafy i najwidoczniej
ma dalsze mecze1stwa byly ma
raaonc, - widzieli, re zakon-
genie wojny W 6wczesnci jcj
fazie pozbawi}oby ich nadziei
odzyskania wolnej i niepodle--
g4ej Ojczyzny, DO w pertrakta-
cyach pokojowych jej odwiecz-
nj wrogowie mieliby CLOS pre-
wazajacy; takze i Polacy pos
rod okolicznoSci istniejqcych
bardziej sic obawiali zbyt pos
piesznego zakonozenia wojny,
anizeli dalszego jej trwania,
chociazby jeszcze wieksze cier-
pienia ma ich ziemie mia}a
Sciagnat.
Cd owego czasu sytuacya ma
maple Europy ma}o stosunko.
wo sic zmienila, ale EASILY zmia
ny dose znaczne W prosperity
wnych widokach wynikow VOL
ny. MniejSza buta, a nieskon-
genie wieksze znuzenie wojnq
Il poczatkowych zwyciezc6w;
propozycye pokojowe wycho--
dzace re stron, Cd 'ktorych da-
wniej ich ME oczekiwano pew
ne W mich wyraznie propono-
wane ustepstwa, jakich sic ME
spodziewano; przedewszyst-
klein zaS okreSlenie dosyc wy
razne moiliwych przyszlych
najwaaniejszych warunk6w po-
koju: wszystko 70 zacheca}o
OLGA Chrzescijanstwa do wy
stapienia Z nowym apelem, a to
tembardziej, IL rownoczesnie
pomimo tego wszystkiego VOL
IA przybra}a grozniejsze jesz,
cze niz przedtem rozmiary
we wiz swoj wciqgne}a dalsze
kraje i narody.
Nowy APPEL Papieza okreSla
tez znacznie wyrazniej / szcze-
g6}owiej cd pierwszego podsta-
wowe warunki przystapienia
do pertraktacyj pokojowych,
gf6wne zasady uznane Jego
zdaniem przez obie strony wal
czace, przez wszystkich bellige-
\ rent6w, i Ojciec Swiety sadzac,
re pozostajace pewne kwestye
sporne dada sic IA podstawie
tych zasad .przy wsp6lnych ma
radach zafatwi6, p~ozostawia
ich zalatwienie konferencyi bel
ligerentow.
Do tych szczeg6}owych kwe-
styj spornych, kt6re Papiez
poleca ,,stronom walczqcym
rozpatrzyc W duchu pojednaw-
Gym, nalezy kwestya Polski,
yterytory6w, tworsqcNch Geese
dawnego Kr6lestwa POlSkIego,
kt6rego s'sane h'storyc@ne ira
dycye ! cierpienia, jGkic prze-
chodaay IL ciqgu tej Wo.inu, po-
winnY sjednocsyc sympotyc
HarOd6W'', - to mas oczywis-
Gle najwiece.i obchodzi.
T.l u.ioD;n ~I,uout,-i ",