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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18

The administrations aim is 10 get
the bin passed i'm time TO apply It's
provisions 10 this years production
The house is expected 10 vote on the
measure after about a weeks de-
bate The most stubborn lighting
viii center in the senate. The OBJ
position i'm the upper house is de-
termined that q fHhuster 10 delay
action long enough 20 nullify its ef-
feet on this years food output is
regarded as a strong probability. To
combat any organized effort 10 talk
the bin 10 death. its supporters are
prepared to invoke the cioture rule.
restricting debate. first time since il
was adopted last March
The chief features Of the bill are.
O-Creation Of food dictator
ship 20 be vested 10y the president
in Herbert c. Hoover.
2D-Authorization 70 the presi-
dent TO license and regulate bus
mess 10 prevent Uneconomical man
ufacture and negotiable distribu-
ton
t2)-Drastic powers and penalties
TO prevent cornering OF foodstuffs
G)-Authority 10 the president 20
purchase or provide for the produc-
ton or manufacture Of necessities
and 20 store and sell them
t5)-Power 10 the president 70
requistion necessities and plants.
factories and mines 10 produce
necessities.
OPP Presidential authority 70
close exchanges TO prevent specula-
ton
G)-Minimum price 6xing 20
guarantee producers reasonable
proft and thus stimulate produc-
ton
Prohibition. az the discretion
OF the president. 90 prevent use Of
foodstuffs i'm the manufacture Of al
coholic beverages.
C)-An appropriation ~ S152.-
500 600 10 carry ont the purposes OF
the act
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
EXPECT LOAN
FIGURES SOON
Over Subscription May be
$900,000,000 = Probe
Short Certificates Sales.
InternatIonal News serrice

International News Service:
WASHINGTON, June 1S-Every
effort was being made by the treas
ury department today 20 complete
the tabulation Of the subscriptions
20 the Liberty Loan. II was hoped
that the definite figures would be
available not later than tomorrow.
IL already is evident that the over
subscriptions will total 500 millions.
There is a distinct possibility that
the 900 million mark may he ex-
ceeded.
The spasmodic effort in certain
circles TO sell the forthcoming certi-
ficates short. in an effort 10 depress
the price below par, failed at the
outset. IL is understood, however.
that certain officials OF the legal de-
partment of the government are
seeking Information as 10 who was
responsible and whether this effort
was not in part an effort TO play
the German game" i'm the United
States.
Plan for Next Loan.
When the next loan is offered in
september every effort will be made
10 float it i'm not 10 exceed two
weeks. although a month Will be set
for the subscription limit II is be-
heved here that fnanciers who are
in close touch with the market ana
officials generally 10y that time the
Liberty Loan will be selling al a
most attractive premium With
margin of almost billion 10 be
drawn on from disappointed pur-
chasers who wanted 10 get in on
the initial loan and with the bonds
ready printed and stacked for imme-
diate delivery. there is belief that
it will not be necessary for the treas
ury 10 utilize a brass band 90 make
sales Of the new issue
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
HOLD GUARDSMAN FOR
MURDER OF YOUNG GIRL
Lnternat-nnaI - -

international Vows Service
BEAVER Pa. June 1S-Charged
with the murder OF Helen Elizabeth
cook. a 15-year-old girl whose dead
body was found floating in the Ohio
river. Charles Leach Of Elizabeth,
Pa. a private iu the 18th PeunsyI-
vania regiment national guard, was
placed on trial here today. Two
hours after taking the girl on a
canoe ride Leaon returned alone,
declaring that she had been abduct-
Cd by three men in a skin and that
he was forced 90 swim ashore.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
FOUR KILLED WHEN AUTO
GOES OVER EMBANKMENT

WIILIANISPORT. Pa. June is
-Four persons We're killed near here
Sunday when a motor car driven by
Theodore Nicholas of Remove. went
over 40-foot embankment and
landed on the railroad track below.
In addition 10 the driver. the dead
are his mother, Mrs. Rachel Mich
olas. and his uncle. Melvin Nicholas.
both OF Remove. and his aunt. Mrs.
Ross Chestnut OF Chicago. who was
here on visit. The machine was
going up a steep grade when IL got
beyond she control OF the driver and
took the fatal plunge a fast train
a few minutes later plowed into the
wrecked car.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18

t1-The Fat rejection OF all of
Germany.s peace overtures and the
German efforts 20 secure an armis-
uce
C2)-The action Of the duma i'm
voting I'm favor Of AN immediate OF
fensive against the Austro- German
armies
How Ions The Root mission VIII
remain here Is indefinite but from
the program mapped out, the visit
viii be a lengthy one.
The commissioners have been feel
ing their way carefully. trying TO
get an their first hand knowledge
possible i'm the turbulent condition
OF the present situation.
Mir Root is living IN the magni-
tceut winter palace. formerly the
home of the czar. where he receives
the journalists every morning
During the afternoons Mr.. Root
receives visits from members OF the
cabinet or from others whose opin-
ions carry weight and influence
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18

Mrs Grace HumiStOn, the woman
lawyer whose energy resulted i'm the
finding Of tie missing Cruger girls
body. declared Monday that at least
3 other girls have vanished recent
y without any explanation being
made or their disappearance
Il know OF nine missing girls
whose cases should be investigated
at once" said Mrs Humiston. The
police are too willing 10 accept the
'aaOry that missing girl has gone
wrong and has ended her life or
run away from home TO hide her
disgrace. 1 have no doubt that many
of these girls have fallen into the
hands Of fiends who have tortured
and killed them and then made
away with their bodies.
Girls Can be Rescued.
Personally. L know Of more than
a score II girls who could be and
must BE- rescued from white slavers.
The organized band has laid its
hands upon them. but they could
he saved But IL will be necessary
10 move cautiously. These girls may
meet the fate OF Ruth Cruger if the
men who have entrapped them know
we are trying 70 rescue them
Dist Atty. Swami planned to ap-
peal 10 the state department today
To use every effort 20 bring about
the return 20 this country Of
Cocchi. who is now in Bologna, Italy.
Though the italian government in
the past has thrown many obstacles
i'm the way OF American officials.
vho attempted 20 return murderers
from Italy. Swami believes ne may
obtain speedy action this time be-
cause the United States and Italy
are allied in the great war
The little high school girl was
slain as she battled for her honor
and then made the object of
fiendish knife attack by a degenerate
OF the ripper" type
II Cocchi is returned 20 this
country the police will investigate
his possible connection with other
recent ripper murders in New
York. several Of which are uusoIved.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
POLICE SAVE NEGRO

International News Service;
EAST ST. LOUIS. H.. June Is
Prompt action by local authorities
prevented the lynching last night Of
a Negro who was taken from a street
car and beaten into insensibiliv
when he refused 20 give up his seat
10 a white woman Crowds which
began 10 gather were dispersed be-
fore riotiug was commenced
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
Passage of Proposed Bill
Would Suspend Federal
Constitution During Wan
Military Necessity Would Place Food Dictatorship Up to
President and Appointed Ad-0ne of Most
Drastic Measures introduced
Internltional News Service :

WASHINGTON June t8-Both houses of congress today
began the tremendous of wrestling control of the country
food supplies from the spectators and putting them into the
hands OF the insure the nation and its allies against
hunger while fighting Germany.
Each had before the Lever Chamberlain food control bill
sponsored by the administration ard backed by per
Sonay-a measure regarded by many members the most
radical considered by American congress Its passage
would in effect suspend the federal constitution during
and place the cOuntyS supplies subject the rule of military
necessity, with the president as the supreme Dictator
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18

QnaDle 10 secure their objective.
The British fell back from some
advanced positions but retained
possession Of the hill The German
thrusts were made following a Sc
we're Commandment
Monchy lies just north OF the
Arras-Cam brai road
Field Marshal Haig in his offic-
ial dispatches from headquarters
dwelt upon the violence Of the fight
ing around Monchy When Monchy
was held by the Germans IL consti-
tuted one of the key positions on
the DrOcOurt Queant switch line
In Belgium there was a heavy
bonn bardm ent all night. the Ger
mans raining shells upon the new
positions OF the British
There was artillery duelling also
north OF the Scarpe river in France.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
Drawbridge Rail
Saves so Lives

international News Service
CLEVELAND. o. June ia
heavy iron railing on the drawbridgs
over the Cuyahoga river saved 50
passenger in a street car from prob
able instant death today when the
car split a dera-hIg switch and left
the tracks Meu leaped from the
Windows o. escape. hat none was SEE
riously hurt The bridge IS - feet
high-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
Berlin Feared
Explosion Was
An Air Attack

international News Service:
BASLE, June 18.-Three persons
were killed and i injured by an ex-
plosion in the F'riedrichstrasse sta
ton in Berlin on Sunday. said a
dispatch from the German capital
today The populace became panic
stricken. II was said. fearing that
the allies were making an air -aid
over the city
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
Nation Opens
Humanity Drive
In national News Service

In irrational News Service.
JASHINGTON. June 1S.-The big
Or for humanity is on
proclamation OF the president.
tod IS marks the official beginning
Of Red Cross week. before the end
Of which IL Is expected that fund
of S1O0.00O.O00 will be rolled up 10
alleviate the Suffering Of America s.
soldiers on the battle front and
their dependents az home
Four thousand speakers through
out the country today turned loose
$4,000 minutes OF Red Cross talk IN
argument why every citizen of the
United States should contribute 90
tn cause which is doing the work
~ mercy for the entire world. In
every city and every hamlet there
IS Al least one OF these speakers
who Will Talk for just four minutes
IN punchy fashion 90 bring forth the
flood OF gold The Red Cross must
have 20 perform properly its ire
mendOus task
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18

News ServTe
NEW YORK, June iS-What believed to be the largest
award of damages made breach of promise suit
given in the Long Island city supreme today when iudg-
for S225 granted to Miss HonOra May OBren in
her case against John H. Manning Octogenanan millionaire
She sued for 100000
Miss OBren, pretty 2Syearod stenOgraphe = this
country from Ireland Manning banker fell in love her
and after short courshp their engagement formally
nounced Later because of the objections of his family he phoned
his fance that the engagement off.
TIL jury awarded Miss OBren $780, 600 for compensatory
damages and $4,000 for punitive damages Counsel for the
aged banker asked that he set aside and hearing this motion
will be held Wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
FURTHER RETIREMENT.

SOFIA. June Is retirement Of
the British forces on the Macedonian
front and the occupation Of eight
villages by the German allies vas
reported by the Bulgarian war Of
fee TODAY. Between Lakes ButkovO
and Tahinos. said the official state
ment the British have fallen back
across the Struma river The VIII
lagos occupied by the German allies
are Ormanli ParakH. Juma Kumli.
Kcupri Prosnik. ReghAmah. Kakar-
asha and SaImah.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
Hundreds Meeting Death
rs Did Ruth Cruger is
Belief of City OGciaL
Woman Lawyer Whose Efforts Resulted in Finding of Girls
Body Says Certain Cases Should be
PrObed at Once.
International News Service.

NEW YORK, June 18-The greatest against white
SAVERS IN the history OF the country planned the New York
police Monday the direct result the brutal murder of Ruth
Cuger 7year-Oh school girl whose body was found beneath
the floor of Alfredo CoccS machine shop SATURDAY. afternoon
The police will be aided by dozens of organizations
SPECIAL squads OF detectives will be the theory that
of the pretty young girls who annually down in police
records missing have been trapped underground base
menS attacked and slain and their bodies disposed of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
HEAVY LOSS IN FOoDsTUFFs.

international News Service:
DETROIT. Mich, June 1S.-Fire
of undetermined origin early today
destroyed 5000 GOO worth of grocer
les and other foOdstuffs stored in the
warehouses Of the General Grocery
Co. and Wright and Park Grocery
Co on W. Congress ST. All fire APP
paratus i'm the city We're required TO
conhne the flames TO these two ware
houses which are located in the
heart Of the Wholesale district
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
COST PLUS TEN
PERCENT FOR
FLEET STEEL
Legislation Giving Wilson
Power to Commander Pro-
duct May be Necessary.
Award 10 Contracts.
International News Service

International News Service:
WASHINGTON. June 1S.-Cost
and "a 10 per cent proht probably
will have to be the final basis of
settlement of the controversy on the
cost of steel to be used in the pro-
posed merchant fleet 10 be con-
structed by the United States.
The latest evidences of friction
between Maj. Gen. Goethals, general
manager Of the Emergency Fleet
corporation. and the federal ship
ping board growing out Of the re-
fusal of Chairman William Denman
of the board 20 sign contracts for
construction on a basis Of $50 ton
have emphasized to officials here the
necessity of legislation which viii
give the president complete power
to commander steel and 10 fix the
price that will be paid for it. 1t is
understood today that the president
is making a careful INVESTIGATION Of
the entire question and that he Will
take steps at once to end the friction
and restore harmony between Gen.
Goethals and the board.
Chairman Denman was 70 see
Pres't Wilson this afternoon when
he expected to go over the entire
situation with him.
Gen. Goethals sent word TO the
white house today that he would like
very much TO see the president. He
was told that if il was possible an
engagement would be made after
the days appointments had been
completed.
Contract for 10 Steamers.
Gen. Goethals announced that the
corporation has awarded contracts
for 10 complete steel cargo carrying
steamers and "A wooden hulls in ad
dition 10 contracts previously an
nounced. The Seattle Construction
and Dry Dock company Of Seattle,
Wash. was given the contract for
the steel ships the first and second
steamers 10 be delivered in June,
1918. the third in July, 1918, the
fourth and fifth in August, 1918, the
sixth in September, 1918. seventh
and eighth in October, 1918. ninth
in November. 1919, and the 10th in
December, 1918.
Gen. Goethals summarizes all con-
tracts 10 date as follows:
Total number of contracts exc
cuted. 16: total number Of ships and
hulls contracted for, 138; complete
steel ships, IS; complete composite
ships. 80; complete wooden ships.
30: total complete ships, 80; wood
en- hulls, As
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
Arrival Of Americans
StirS Russ Patriotism


PETROGRAD June ia of patriotism. coupled with
decisive action against separate peace with Germany have fol-
lowed The arrival here the American mission headed by Ehu
Root.
Two definite steps toward continuation until
many beaten generally attributed TO the influence exercised
bN the presence of the Americans in PeuOgrad They
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
OOCCIn Is Indicted.

International News Service.
NEW YORK June rs. - Alfredo
Cocchi. proprietor Of the motorcycle
shop where the mutilated body of
Ruth CruEer was dug up, was in
dicted for murder this afternoon.
The grand jury heard witnesses for
less than two hours Dist Atty
Swami urging haste in order that
Cocchi may be arrested at once in
Bologna, italy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
MUNITIONS PLANT BLOWS UP

WI NillONS Gl-ANl BIOA~ -
international News Service
VIENNA. June ls-Oue hundred
persons were injured I'm an explosion
in the military munitions depOts nea7
Wiener Neustadt. 81 miles from
Vienna. il was officially announced
today. II was unoffcially reported
that 40 least six persons were killed
and SOC wounded.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18

BUENOS AYRES. June IS-Ar-
genuna has followed the course Of
Uruguay in adopting the position
that Argentine territorial waters
NAV be used by United States war
ships without violating this country 8
neutrality. IL was stated auth0rita-
lively today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
Germans Force British
Back on Arrds Front


LONDON June l8-A retirement by the British from a few
advanced positions the AaS front admitted by the
office today The positions remain firmly British hands
The Germans made violent attacks during night
in effort recapure Infantry Hill Monchy but
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18

Ell PASO, Texas. June IS. - An
impending attack by villa forces
upon Chihuahua city and Torreon is
the Interpretation placed upon
orders from the bandit chief 20 his
commands 20 cut of railroad con
nection 90 the two cities IL was
reported that Villa would move
upon Torreon first. making the at
tack as soon as two OF his leaders
arrived from lower Mexico.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
Mexico as Ally
Campaign Plan

International News Service.
MEXICO CITY. June IS A
campaign was launched here today
in favor Of Mexico entry into the
war on the side OF the allies. The
newspaper responsible for the move
ment printed interviews with a
number Of prominent MeXicans who
expressed the opinion that Mexico
should intervene on humanitarian
grounds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18

BUSINESS SECTION SURVIVES.
international News Service:
OJAI. Calf. June 1S.-Only the
business section of Ojai and a few
isolated residences survived the fire
which last night swept down the
Ojai valley. after burning over so
sugar mills, and causing damage in
excess Of $500, 900, the flames were
reported burning fercely on the
high ridges north Of here and still
beyond control OF the 500 fire fight
ers
Most OF the 1000 residents of the
town are being cared for by the
Ventura branch Of the Red Cross at
Ventura and Santa Paula. whittier
they were taken in automobiles Sun
day night.
A brush fire is sweeping toward
Sheppards nm and Stanley Park.
two summer resorts near Carpintera.
A general call for help has been
sent out from the threatened points.
Residents Of the summer resorts are
being taken away in automobiles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-18
THREE WOMEN
FIRE VICTIMS
IN CALIFORNIA
Over 1000 Homeless as Blaze
Sweeps National Forest.
Heavy Loss of Food
in Detroit.
InternatIonaI NeNs servIce

international News Service:
Los ANGELES. Calf, Jnue Is
Brush fires which were still burn
ing Monday in the Santa Barbara
national forest have caused the death
Of three women. wiped out the res
idence section Of the town OF Ojai
and destroyed crops over a wide
area.
over 1000 persons are reported
homeless. The fire was reported
today TO be steadily crawling toward
Sheppards Inn and Stanley Park,
summer resorts.
The dead are:
Mrs. John Warner.
Mrs. Frances Marroquin.
Miss Swayer. a nurse, all OF whom
succumbed To shock and prostration
due TO the fire.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-19

CarrOlIa zoe gat. novel
~, tureckie recZniki, -
pickna jacquard knl. bOr
ta, r6IOwu, nieb. ! L6lta,
S rssza % Strn SOC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-19

Enuncyacya ia w zwi9zku Z
proklamacyq rzQdu rosyjsk'ego'
naklada ma reprezentacye polSE2
cbowiqzck rewizyi ~prosramu wy
odrebnienia Galicyi, albowlcm po-
zwala ma dyskusye cclem przy--
wr0cenia pierwotnego programr
kola Polskiego aprobowanego w
zasadzie przez ccsarza sp. Fran
ciszka J0zeia.
S?koro hr. Czernin ma ostatnlcJ
koniercncyi nam oSwiadczyl, "
caloksztal kwcstyi polskiej jest
ma nowo otwarty / re motive s2
rozmaite sposoby jej rozwiaza-
MIA, naszym obowiqzkiem jest
obecnie zabrac CLOS w duchu pra-
gnien ! nadziei narodu polskiego
i ME przesqdzac naszej sprawy
przez wyodrebnienie Gallcyl,
z~wlaszcza, re poza Galicy2 pozo-
sta}a ~ieszcze otwarta kwestya
Slaska polskiego, kt6rego ME no
zemy pozostawit do dowOlnego
rozporzadzepia Nicmcon.
Wnosze wiqc w tel drodzc, mic
mogac chwilowo wyjechac do
Wiednia, ably narady komisyi par
Iamentarnej i Kola Polskiego mad
wyodrebnieniem Galicyi odroczyc
a natomiast dazyc do porozumle-
MA sic Z ministrcm spraw zagra'
nicznych w sprawie rewlzyl EWe,
styi polskiej w monarchli' a even
tualny wynik naszych narad TO
Rowan uj2t w norme uroczyst;
odrazu do Tronu, lub przediozy(
monarsze przcz dclegacye z Ion;
Kofa scjmowcgo.
Niniejszc uwagi i wnioski ra
CIV iaskawic Ekscellencya wziq'
! pod $wiatia rozwage, ewentualni'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-19

prosze o zwolanie komisyi poll
tycznej, a nastepnie kola sejmo-
wego ola powziecia decyzy!."
Wiadomo5c powyzsza podalis-
my ma dowod fermentu jaki pow
stall wSrod polskich dziaiaczy pc,
litycznych w Galicyi wkr6tce pc
og}oszeniu przez rad rewolucyj-
ny rosyjski odezwy do Polakow:
Rowniez Z powyzszej wiadomoScl
widaG, re pose} G}abinski ktory
przez kilka miesiecy brai czynny
udziai w opracowaniu projektu
wyodrebnienia Galicyi, by} jed
nym Z pierwszych dzialaczy pol
skich. ktorzy uznali dalszc prace
W tym kierunku "a bezowocne,
wobec wysuniecia ma porzadek
dzienny przez wolna Rosye kwe-
styi zjednoczenia wszystkich
ziem polskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-19
Wiesci II Polski.
Ito PRZESILENIA w VIE
DENSKIM KOLE POLSKIEM

,,Kuryer Lwowski' podaje SEE
reg cennych moment6w, wyjaS-
niajacych powody rozlamu, jaki
W Kole Polskiem zarysowa} sig
Cstatnicmi easy pomiedzy lido
wcami a narodowymi demokrata-
mi I iednej. a demokratami bez-
przvmiotnikowymi, k~onserwaty-
stami krakowskiemi i socyalista-
mi Z drugiej strony. w SzczeSol-
noSci wazny ola oceny ca}ego
przcsilcnia jest list posla Giabin-
skiego do prczesa Kola Polskiego
podany obecnic W strcszczenlu
,,Kuryera Lwowskiego.'
Tak wiadomo - pisze ,,kuryer
I.wowSki' - ostatnic ohrady 10
Ia Polskicgo odbywaiy SIG pod
znakicm przesilenia. Objawily sic
mianowicic zasadnicze roznlce w
stosunku do kwestyi wyodrcbn!e-
ria - W zwiQzku Z caloksztaltem
sprawy polskiej w chwili obecnej
- miedzy ludowcami / pos}cm
Glqbinskim Z jedncj, a pozostaly-
mi Z drugicj strony.
Kontrowersya zaszla tax dale
Eo. re narodowi demokraci usu--
r.eli SIG zupetnie Cd udzia}u w
dalszvch obradach Ko}a - III
dewey zaS. trwajqc w sprawach
politycznych ma stanowisku opo-
zycyjnem wzigli jednakze udzial
v debatach mad kwcstyami wy4-
iQcznie gospodarczemi.
Zan;m diva listy Giabihskiego
- pisze ,,Kurycr Lwowski" -
wyslanc do prezydyum Koia Pol
skicgo, na rece Biliiskiego bedq
o~gloszonc w dosiownem brzmie-
niu podajcmy jedcn I Mich Z dni0
Is kwictnia w streszczcniu:
.,Ekscclencvol Piszc pod Swie,
zem wrazenicm cnuncyacy.
wsp6lncgo rzqdu monarchii Z dnl'
dzisicjszcgo, orzekajacej, &c &c
rzqdu rosyjskiego, ~og}oszony W
dcklaracyi z dnia Ego kwietnia b
I, sprowadzcnia trwaicgo pokojr
lila zasadzie prawa narod6w, sta
nowienia O wiasnym losie" kry.
| !!c sic z celem wojennym monar
Chi austro-wegierskiej,