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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-07-05

exact count of the U-boats gathered
for what they deemed a slaughter.
FIVE TORPEDOES COUNTED
their searchlights. answered with heavy
gun fire. and it's accuracy stands proved
by the fact that the torpedo discharge
became increasingly scattered and in
accurate. 1t is not known how many
torpedoes were launched. but Ave were
counted as they sped by bow and stern.
"A second attack was launched a few
days later against another contingent.
The point of assault was beyond the
rendezvous and our destroyers were
sailing as a screen between the trans
ports and all harm. The results of the
battle were in favor of American gun
merry.
DESTROYERS ON THE JOB.
mot alone did the destroyers hold
the U-boats ct a safe distance, but their
speed also resulted in the sinking of
one submarine at least. Grenades were
used in firing a depth charge explosive
timed to go Off at a certain distance
under water. In one instance oil and
wreckage covered the surface of the
sea after a shot from a destroyer at a
periscope. and the reports make claim
Of Striking.
Protected by our high seas convoy, by
our destroyers. and by French war ves-
sells, the contingent proceeded and Joined
the others in French port.
THE whole nation will rejoice that SO
great a peril is passed for the vanguard
of the men who will fight our battles in
France. No more thrilling Fourth of July
celebration could have been arranged
than this glad news that lifts the shadow
of dread from the heart of America"
BAKER THANKS DANIELS.
Secretary Baker wrote the following
letter to Secretary Daniels conveying the
army's thanks to the navy:
| Word has just come to the war de-
partment that the last ships conveying
General Pershing's expeditionary force t.
France arrived safe to-day. AS you know
the navy assumed the responsibility fol
the safety of these ships on the sea ant
through the danger zone. The ships them
selves and their conveys were in the hand.
| of the navy, and now that they have ar
rived. and carried. without the loss of &
man. our soldiers who are the first t
represent America in the battle fol
democracy. beg leave to tender to you
to the admiral and to the navy. the heart!
thanks of the war department and of tn,
army. This splendid achievement Is al
auspicious beginning and 1t has beef
characterized throughout by the mos
cordial and effective cooperation between
the two military services
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Washington. July 3-American destroy
ers conveying transports with troops for
France fought off two submarine attacks.
The first news of the fights was given out
late to-day by the committee on public in
formation with formal announcement of
the safe arrival of the last of the trans
ports with their conveys.
At least one submarine was sunk. Both
Of the attacks were made in force. show
ing that the Germans had information of
the coming of the transports and planned
to get them.
This announcement was issued: THE
navy department at Ave o'clock this after
noon received word of the safe arrival at
a French port of the last contingent OF
General Pershing's expedtionary force.
At the time the information was released
announcement also made that the trans
ports were twice attacked by submarines
on the way across,
mo ship was hit. not an American life
was lost, and while the navy gunners re-
port the sinking of one submarine only,
there is reason to believe that others were
destroyed in the first night attack"
SEC. DANIELS'S STATEMENT
Secretary Daniels made this statement:
1T is with the Joy of a great relief that
announce to the people of the United
States the safe arrival in France of every
lighting man and every fighting ship.
Now that that last vessel has reached
port, 1t is safe to disclose the dangers that
were encountered, and to tell the complete
story of peril and courage.
~ TWICE ATTACKED.
! '"fhe transports bearing our troops were
tvvice attacked by German submarines or
the way across. On both occasions the
/ U.boats were beaten Off with every ap
pearance of loss. One was certainly sunk
and there is reason to believe that thu
accurate fire of our gunners sent Others
to the bottom.
"For purposes of convenience. the ex
pedition was divided into contingents
! each contingent including troop ship
!, and = naval escort designed to keep of
such German raiders as might be met.
IAN ocean rendezvous had also beer
arranged with the American destroyer
now operating in European waters il
order that the passage of the DANCE
some might be attended by every pos
sible protection.
1.-THE first attack took place at 1913
on the night of June %. What gives /
peculiar and disturbing significance i
that our ships were set upon at poin
we'll this side of the rendezvous, an
Z In that part Of the Atlantic presumabl
n free from submarines.
= "The attack was made in force. al
Z though the night made impossible an
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-07-05
WAR ARMY WILL BE
DRAWN AT WASHINGTON

Washington, July 3.-Selec-
ton of men for the National
War Army will be made in
Washington, Secretary Baker
let this become known to-
day, although the exact nature
of the selection process will
remain a secret until the local
and district exemption boards
have completed their organ
ization, probably about July
10. It is generally understood
there will be some form of
drawing from the millions of
registration cards. Men whose
names are drawn will be sum-
moned to appear before the
exemption boards in their
communities.
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SUGAR JUMPS UP.
Increase Of Three Cents Pound In
This Necessity.
Wednesday. j

wednesday. July 4, 1917.
Sugar has taken another jump. and is
quoted this week as u cents per pound a
three-cent increase over the price that has
prevailed of late.
New potatoes are listed at IS cents this
week Old potatoes are pretty we'll out Of
the market.
Homegrown Strawberries are plentiful
in the market these days and are selling
at 10 and IL cents per basket.
The disparity in the -four quotations Is
increasingly wider. A grocery firm quoted
Hour at SIG and SIS. while feed company
lowered its prices a dollar. quoting bread
Hour and pastry -four at 81.
Cornmeal and cracked corn are up Is
cents. and oats are listed at IS cents. a
three-cent increase.
No changes are noted in the fruit lists
this week.
The following prices for the markets Of
this week were quoted for the Free Press
by c. A. Barber. grocer. r. f. Howard.
meat dealer. the Burlington Fish COM
pany. the Burlington Fruit company. ana
the A. D. Pease Feed company.
Wuny v,DvCEl
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ALL OF PERSH|NG'S
FORCE IN FRANCE
Supply Ships and Horse Trans.
ports, Last to Arrive,
Are Now Safe.

A French Seaport, July 2. (delayed)-The
last units of the American expeditionary
force. comprising vessels loaded with sup
plies and horses, arrived here to-day amid
the screeching of whistles and moaning
Of sirens. Their coming, one week after
the first troops landed was greeted almost
az warmly as the arrival of the troops
themselves because 1t meant complete
success of the undertaking.
Many Of the American soldiers crowded
down to the wharf to greet the last ships
of the expedition and the American ves-
sells in the harbor which had made up pre-
vious contingents of the force Joined in the
welcome. The late arrival Of the supply
ships was due not only to later departure
from America, but to the fact that the
vessels were slower than those which
came before. The dely caused little anx-
! lety. although it worked temporary incon-
venience to the troops who had been wait
ing for materials to work with.
DEPART FOR CAMP SOON.
early getaway for permanent training
camps possible for the troops will need
70 wait only for their horses to get the
kinks out Of their legs, as one officer
expressed it to-day. One battalion leaves
to-day for Paris to parade on the
fourth Of July and departs the day fol-
lowing for their permanent training
camps to be located behind the front
s'somewhere in France"
~ The departure of these troops will be
!, The forerunner of a general exodus of the
'Snen arriving during the past week. al
though exact dates have not yet beer
determined.
Be Probably the happiest man in port to-
/ l1nander of the convoy. From the bridge
d of his flagship he watched the success
sSful conclusion of his plans with charac
iAteristic modesty and insisted upon he
slowing the lions share of credit for tn,
/. CLOSING on the navigation officers of hi
deommand.
~. JUST LIKE CLOCK WORK
s r. Sketching briefly the advance plan.
!, whereby all units of the contingent hat
To keep a daily rendezvous with accom-
. spanying warships, he said, that thanks t.
his navigation officers and despite over
cast skies which made astronomical OBJ
o Bervation impossible, each rendezvous hat
/, heen infinitely and accurately kept b!
\ each unit. The orders be issued at the out
:. eket which comprised scores of details wer'
observed, the admiral declared with sucl
exactness that the contingent units ant
a conveying warships invariably met eacl
!. other within a half hour Of the appointe,
time.
3'ti This exactness on the part of the naviga
I ton officers. the admiral said. undoubted
~ was responsible In no small degree TO
the brilliant success of the entire under
taking. because. thanks to 1t. the troo
land supply ships were never for momen
'-''unguarded.
NO TELL TALE TRAIL.
The admiral allowed the Associate
; Press correspondent glimpse into som
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AT $3.50
SEMI.TAILORED WAISTS.

Models that perfectly complete the tailored finish
OF hemstitchng ideas collars and the unusual of
cuff give distinctive touch Remarkable values that have sold
throughout the $6.75. $500 and $3.50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-07-05

Handsome summer suits of Taffeta Pongee Soiree a
in-one suit only of STYLE coats attractvey lined
and 80 in models formerly selling from $500 to $65O
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.PERSHING'S TRANSPORTS
ARE TWICE ATTACKED BY
FLEET OF SUBMARINES

Both Times Undersea Craft Are Beaten Off by
Protecting Destroyers-At Least One Sub
marine Is Sunk-No American Ship Hit and
No American Life Lost-Numerous Tor
pedoes Launched at United States Armada
Go Wide, of Mark-All Troops of Pershing
Expedition Are Now in France.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-07-05

In advertising for tenants tell the
things which home-hunters always want
to know.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15

trop6w, to jest, ludzi stojacych
ma czele organizacyi fi%lantropij-
nych i dobroczynnych - z ia
kich tez komitet wykonawczy jest
zfozony, opr6cz pierwszego czlon-
ka, kt6ry jest prezesem senatu sta
nowego i dawny przyjaciel: Pc
lakow, i oprocz czfonkow polskich
z wyjatkiem OBJ. Piotra Siewiers-
]sicgo, kt6ry sam jest platnym IL
rzednikicm organizac.yi dobroczyn
mel i W piracy tel mi pomaga}. DO
Swiadczcnic okaza}o, Zc by} to
w}aScivy sposob; nic mieliSmy
wyobrazcnia, jak dalecc i DO ia
kicgo stopnia system i %psycholo-
yia oddzia}ywujq W tel piracy.
Czyzby Komitct Ccntralny mic
nwazal "a w}aSciwc rozpoczecie
organizowania podobnych komite
tow w imnych miastach?
Jczcliby uznal Pan IA wlaSciwc
ogFoSic niniejszy list, >}nzyt jc-
stem got0w wskaz6wkami tym.
litorzy z innych miaSt zg}oszq sic
do przyjecia podobncj piracy.
Dzickujqc zn ponce Z Paliskicl
strony zostaje,
SZczcrzc zycZliwy.
A.. Grcgorowicz, sekr.
III Court House, Baltimore. Md
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
.mieci wielkiegoy pisarza i obywa-

mieci wielkiego pisarza i obywa-
tela. j
w tcatrze Rozmaitosci pred
rozpoczeciem przedstawienia CO.,
i%tella' ma scene wystapi} kierow--
mix zrzcszenia artyst6w dramatu,
p. Wladys1aw Palinski j W kr6t-
kich sfowach zawiadomil lapel
|niona sale publicznosci o zgonic
Sicnkicwicza. Sala oddZWiekia ma
te wiesc bolesnyln jekiem zalob--
|nym, co sic re wszystkich piersi
zgodnym toncm wydar}. Zgroma-
dzona publicznoSc uczci}a przez
powstanic Z miejsc najwickszego
pisarza polskicgo.
w tcatrze Letnim pred "a slo
me wyszcd} o godz. wieczorcm
|artysta dramat. p. JoZef GrodZkl.
Komunikujac za}obna wiesc, arty
sta wczwal obccnych do uczcze--
mia pamieci Sicnkiewicza przcz
IpowStanic miej>c. 60 publicZ-
nose uczynifa z niczwyklcm Wzru
szcnicm.
Ma zcbraniu czwartkowem ar
|tyst06w plastykow WARSAW.
TOW. Artystycznem - cllwiii
nadcjscia wiadomoSci o zyonic
lIIcnryka SicnkiewicZa - pod VIA
zcnicm gromih tel wiesvi, zebrani
lartysci podje]i mySl Wznicsicnia
romp;la, jake w.yrazu czci Gale
go narodu Ola zaS}ug ME Smicrtel
nego pisarza.
w zakladach re>tatlrac.yJnych
Ii k~awiarniach okolo godziny .
wicczorcm po otrzymaniu wiado-
mosci o ssmicrci Sienkiewicza, po-
|%lccili przcrwac muzyke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
UczMY DzIECl NASzE CzYTAC, PlSAC
movie Pc P0LSKU.
UWAGI.
STOSUNK6W.
z NIEMCAMI.
(Z Dzien.. Chic.)

Zerwanie stosunkow DIPLOMA
tycznych Stanow Zjednoczonych
4 Nicmcami jest konsekwentnym
rczultatem zdradzicckiej, perfid--
nej i prowokatorskicj polityki, ia
kicj Berlin trzyma} sic w stosun--
ku DO togo kraju cd poczatku ME
NAL wybuchu wojny i jaka. osta--
tecznic inaczcj skonczyc sic ME
mogla.
WHOLESOME ostatniej soboty
pred forum kongresu oredzie pre-
. zydcnta. Wilsona ME moglo z ma
tury rzcczy, jake akt sciSle> poll
tyczno : dyplomatyczny, objac ca
lokszta}tu tych zamach6w ma pra
wa, wolnosc i wewnetrzny spok6j
Amcryki, kt6ry wiaze sic z soba
lalcuchem przyczyn i skutk6w.
wyp}ywajac W zasadzie z tego sa-
mego zr6dfa, z kt6rego wyp}yne}o
1ogwalccnie neutralnoSci belgijs~
licj i inne barbarzynstwa pruskie
t. ]. z uzl1ania W po]ityce "a kieru
:iaca zasady "sila pred prawem"
opartej ma tenn machawielskieln
z~a1ozeniu, re narodowi Ola swego
rozwoju i rozszerzenia potegi vol
no deptac wszystkie prawa, trak-
taty, obietnicc 'obowiazki moral
ne.
Prczydent Wilson W SVEN ore
dziu musia} sic ograniczyc do po-
dania tylko tych jawnych i ola
kazdego widocznych powod6w,
kt6re Ameryke zmusily do tego
stanowczego kroku: Ma wiosne
zeszlego roku, gdy skutkiem "a
topienia parowca Sussex przy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
K0MUNlKAT SEKRETARYA
TU ?. c. K. (.
.Ptzyklad qodny nasladoWania.

w tych dniach Original sekre
|tarz p. c. K. r. list cd p. A. S.
|Gregorowicza z Baltimore, Md. do
.noszacy o. ostatecznem zorganizo-
waniu sic TAME amerykansko-pol
skiego Komitetu ratunkowego
pod nazwa Maryland Commit
tee for the Relief of Poland's War
Victims
Poniewaz list ten sam "a siebie
:m6Wi ME potrzebuje zadnych Ike
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
Johanna. ! lutego

Johanna. ! lutego
Stanowisko, zajetc przez Prey
dcnta Wilsona w kwcstyi polskiej
wywolalo cntuzyazm W calcj Pol
Iscc. Studcnci W Warszawic urza-
dzili dcmonstracve pred konsul=-
tatcm amcrykanskim. Konsultat
zlozyl osobiste podziekowanic Sto
warzyszeniu Bratniej pomocy (O
Nv zaborzc pruskim r6wnicz zapa
nowala radoSscc, a i w Galicyi wicl
!kic zrobilo to w~razenie. Cenzura
%austryacka wykrcSli}a w.yraz "zje
ldnoczcnia'', a niemieckie telcgra
my zupclhic zmieni}y ustep.
Lozanski poiski organ pseudo
maxymalist6w opllScif w.yraz "zje
|dnoczona' W telegramie do Prey
dcnta Wilsona. azeby ME narazac
sic mocarstwom centralnym.
My sami wysylamy dzisiaj do
prczydcnta Wilsona adres wy
RAzNIE MISUNDERSTANDING
'~PROkLAMACYI AUSTRYAC-
|A4EJ OKREsLENIA Prey
DENTA WILSONA. u
Klub polityczny stronnictw O.
glosi} rezolucye tyczace sic pro-
wizorycznej Rady Stanu, Rezolu-
eva ia TRZYMA SIZE ZASADY
ZJEDNOCZENIA NIEPODLE--
|GLOSC, przypomina Radzie jej
charaktcr PROWIZORYCZNY:
xaprzccza Radzic PRAWA DO
O PRZYSZLOS-
CT; w~ykazuje. ze nawet SEM,
PRZEDSTAWIAJACY TYLKO
'CZESC POLSKI, ME MA PRA-
WA ~PRZYJMOWANIA UGH
WAI, OBOWIAZUJACYCH CA
hY NAR0D; dowodzi, re Rada pc
Wilma starac sic 0 zniesienie gra-
mic okupacyjnych j pozyskac alb
solutna niezaleznosc W sprawach
wychowawczych, samorzadu sado
wniczego, wyznania i robot pub
licznych, zorganizowacc wlasna ad
ministracye skarbowa. wskrzesic
przemys}, odrestaurowac ca1y kraj
Klub polityczny stronnictw sa-
die bedzie polityke Rady Stanu
wedle jej dzialalnosci.
POLSKA AGENCYA
~CENTRALNA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15
Warszawa wobec zgonu
Il. S~ienkiewicza.

zalobna wicSc o zgonic Henry
ka Sicn]licwicza lotcm blySkawi--
cy - jak don'..i "knSer War;
szawski' - obicgia W czwartek
vieczorcm Warszawt, wywierajac
wszed.y wrazenic piornnujacr.
DO Rady ~miejskiej wicsc o Ego
nc Sienkicwicza nadeSzla pod
czas plcnarncgo posiedzcnia. Pre-
wodniczacy dr.. j. Zawadzk przcr
wal tok obrad, ko%mnnikajac zc
IA po:rcdnictv en- lozy prasovej O
:rzymaf vstrzasajaca Niadomosc
@ zgonic W Vcvc.y ma ancwr.yzm
scrca Hcnryka Sicnkicwicza.
Wiadomosc ta wywolujc W po-
s;r0d Radnych przygnebiajace wra
zcnic. Wszyscy W milczeniu pow
staja z micjsc. Zaleg}a dluga trivia
la cisza. PrzcwodnicZacy prZcma-
via glosc1n wZruszonym:
"Panow-ic radni! Slow mi brak
IA wyrazcnic. togo zalu, ktory
rozsadza kazda piers polska na
wiadoAosc o tcj wielkicj %stracic,
co caly nasz nar6d pograzy}a W
zalobic. G}eboki zal, wiclki smu--
TEX ogarnaf wszystkich Ia te
wicSc zafobna. Zmarl wiclki oby-
watcl, przcstafo bic SERGE. ktorc
ni}oscia swa %ogarnialo Gala Pol
ske, - zmarl budziciel ducha pol
skicgo, zmar} czlowick. kt6ry l.
mic Polski rozslawil ma SWAT ca
ly. Pod piorunuja cem wrazcniem
tel wiadomoSci, ME mo@e w.yrzcc
nic wiecej: Ienryk Sienkiewicz
ME zyjc!"
Ma wniosck radncgo Libickic--
go Rada mie.jska uchwalifa, ably
ma max zaloby przcrwac obra--
dy.
Pc posicdzcniu prczydyum RAJ
dy %lacznic z przcdstawiciclem ma
gistratu, burmistrzcm DrzcWicc--
kim, wyslalo ia recc mcc. Anto--
nicgo Osuchowskicgo W Fevey
kondolencye ola rodziny, tresci
nastepujacej
"Antoni Osuchowski Ncvcy
81 ,prosbaL o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
trcsci zonie i rodzinic. - Rada
miasta stolcczncgo Warszawy o.
trzymala w czasic posiedzenia
wstrzasajaca wiadomosc, re zgast.'
swictny Ouch, kt6ry podniosf s1a
we polskicgo imienia swym geniu
SEEN, prawy obywatcl j wielh
ja1muznik, niosacy ponce ola mi
szczonego kraju u.
"Rada miejska ma znak zaloby
przerwala swe posiedZenie i lacey
sic W g}ebokiem smutku 2 bolescia
rodziny slac jej wyrazyserdeczne
go wsp6}czucia i zalu z powodu
straty, kt6ra spotyka ca}y narod.
Rada i Magistrat miasta %sto}eczne
go Warszawy.
Osobno wyslano depesze pod a
dresem nee. Osuchowskiego z pro
sba o z1ozcnie ma trumnie Sienkie !
wicza wienca: GOD m. stol. War
szawy." !.
w piatek W poludnie odby}o sic
wsp6lne posiedzenie prezydyulm
miejskiej, przestawicieli ma
i delegat6w Tow. litera-
tow, i dziennikarzy oraz Kasy
" sprawie obmyslenia !
sposobu uczczenia przez miasto pa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-15

nOwOiOrSkl Oflu 1lSty WyfdZ
ME dowodza, re pobieraf on stale
wsparcia W kwocie okolo $1,750
cd Ora. Heinricha AL
bcrta, finansoweeo agenta nie?mie
ckiego.
Skoro NOVA o tel Rampant pu
blicystycznej, trudno take ME
wspomniect o tych tysiacach tele-
eram6w. kt6rymi zasypano wprost
swcgo czasu Bia}y Dom i kongrcs
protestujaIc przeciwko ~wywozowi
broni i amunicyi 2 Ameryki. Bar
dzo wyrazne poszlaki wskazuja
Ia to, zc koszta ich pokryte costa
" przez ambasade niemiecka.
Warto tn tez przypomnicc kan
panic prowadzona w prasic pc "a
topicniu "Lusitanii' jakotez, ze-
znania Gustava Stah1a, kt6ry pre-
kupiony przez agcntow pruskich,
z~eznaf falszywie pod przysieega,
zc parowiec ten by1 uzbroj ony: "
ar1naty. Dowicdziono mu p6znicj
klarastwa i obecnic pokutujc, "a
ME W wieZicniu.
Wzmiankowana wyzej kampa--
MA militarna polcgala cd picrw-
szych miesiecy wojny IA organi--
zowaniu straik6w- kt6re mialy
sprowadzic zast6j ia ko]ejach j
innych Srodkach transportacyj--
nych, jaIzotez Sparalizowac najpo
teznicjsze galezic amcrykans]1ic-
go p1zemys}u, dalej na spiskacl,
ce]em d,namitowania fabryk anu
nicyi. most6w kolcjowych i okre=
tow, wiozac,ych m%aterya}y woj ell
ne Ola AliantoW. na przemytmlct-
vie, oSzuStwach paszportowych
it'd.
Tdowodniono ZbrodnicZa pod
tym wzgledcm dzia}alnosc kierov'
nika owych niccnych knowa1l.
Ora konstantyna DUMMY, amba-
sadora a,lStryackicgo, jakotcz at
tachc wo;j>kowych pruSkich, kapi
tan66w Won Pappena Boy-E;la, re
Znltatem czcgo by}o pzym,1sowe
ich .odwo1anic. - Odjcchali, ale
mic:jscc ich zajeli inni kierow1i--
cy i knowania SLY dalej, chloe tyl
.ko kilku winnych dosicg}o dotych
czas ramie. Sprawiedliwosci. Wy
starczy~ tn wspomnicc nazwiska
Karla Ruerole (skazany W mar
eli 1879. Ora karla Bucnza (ska
zany W grudniu 1879, poruczni-:-
ka Roberta F'aya (skazany W ma
ju 1870. konsu}a Franza Boppa
i tow. (skazani W styczniu 1870
it'd.
Wielc wskutek tel spiskowcj
Gzia}alnoSci poniosfa STRAIT Anne
ryka W milionach dolarow, a vie
lc W zyciach ludzkich PREY eksplo
zyach w fabrykach i ia okretach,
to ma razie ME da sic z Gala do
k}adnoScia oznacZyc, W kazdym je
dnak razie straty sa DUE i krwa-
We. Dlatego sfusznic chyba powie
dzicliSmy wyzej, re gdyby Il ste
ru rzadu Stan6w Zjednoczonych
stall polityk mniej wytrawny
cierpliwy, bylibysmy juz dawno
W wojnic i re poza wymienionemi
przcz prezydenta Wilsona powo--
damn, kt6rc doprowadzi}y do ger
wanna s%tosunk6w, kryja sic ma
dnie glebsze: wyplywajacc 2 pod
stawowych zasad, jakiemi kieru--
:jc sic pruska polityka.r
Jezeli tez W dalszym rozwoju
wypadk6w prezydent bedzie sic
widzial zmuszony wypowiedziee
wojne, mozemy bye pewni. re ME
uczyni tego bez dostatecznej PREY
czyny. ale zmuszony wprost do
takiego kroku obowiazkiem sta
mia ma stray praw i honoru ma
kt6ry go ma to powo}af. DE
cyzya ostateczna spoczywa " jego
rekach j kongresu, naszym obo--
jest ma razie czekac j
eotowac sic IA kazda eventual
nose, by godnie spelnic obowia-
EEK sw6j wobec tego kraju.
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