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New-York tribune., 1918-11-11
Americans Go to London


LONDON, Oct. 31.--Arrival of nu-
merous American delegations in Lon
don recently, under the guidance Of
the British Ministry Of Information,
has revived among American business
men in London plans for exchange of
business delegations. The bodies now
arrived represent labor, the press, Con-
gress, the government, social workers
ETC., but not business. 1t is stated that
last spring the American Chamber Of
Commerce in London presented g plan
to Washington for business delegations
which it was urged would tend toward
the removal of many misunderstood.
ings and toward friendly cooperation
but the plan was not favored by the
American government at that time.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-11
Alaskan Chief Is Dead

DOUGLAS, Alaska, Nov. l.-Chief
Ana Cla Hash, who, according to local
records, ruled the Taku tribes village
near here long before the Americans
came to Alaska, is dead here. The
chief was said to be the oldest native
leader in all Alaska. His many rels-
tives placed his age far beyond the
century mark. Alaska's governors at
Christmas time we're usually presented
blankets by the old man. Natives from
every part OF southeastern Alaska, il
is expected, will come here to attend
the funeral
New-York tribune., 1918-11-11
Military Comment
By William L. Mcpherson
Copyright. 1915. New York Tribune 1ac.)

Copyright. 1915. New York Tribune Inc)
A RMISTICE or no armistice.
~ Germany is out of the war
Her people have diverted
their thoughts from the enemy who
is driving toward their frontiers.
They are no longer wrapped up in the
fate of the Hohenzollern empire-in
saving it from foreign invasion,
from dismemberment or from any
other consequences of the German
military debacle. They have turned
passionately to the more congenial
'.preoccupation Of revenging them
selves on the blood-mad and plum
der-mad rulers who led them to ruin.
All Germany is in revolution. The
Kaiser has abdicated and fled to
Holland. All the other kings, grand
dukes and reigning princes who
have fed and fattened on the Ger
man proletariat are scurrying into
exile. A Socialist Chancellor is in
stalled in Berlin. His government,
which is the only shadow of govern
ment left in the country, has prom
ised peace to the people and demo-
bilization to the army. The army
has underwritten the revolution. All
it asks now is to be allowed to re-
turn home and to become the power
behind the new regime-whethe
that be a regime like the Russian
Dumas, like Kerensky's, or even like
Lenine and Trotzky's.
Under these conditions peace with
the Allies must be made at any
price. Germany cannot quibble
about terms. She cannot continue
her war against the Allies because
she is committed to civil war within
her own borders. Foch's armies can
now enter Germany with or without
the sanctions of an armistice signed
by the representatives Of a military
order which has vanished.
To follow the movements of the
Allied ,rmies now is merely to re-
cord the rapid clearing, against
nominal resistance. Of territory in
France and Belgium which has suf-
fered for more than four years the
miseries Of German occupation.
French soil is almost completely
free. The French armies have
crossed into Belgium opposite Hir-
son. From that point eastward
nearly to Mezieres they are virtu-
ally on the boundary line.
Only two segments of French ter
ritory remain unredeemed. The first
is the narrow twenty-mile salient
running into Belgium, north from
! Mezieres, following the Meuse VAL
ley as far as Givet. The other is
the projection east Of Sedan toward
Luxembourg, triangular shaped
patch which stretches from the bor-
der of Belgium and Luxembourg
south past Verdun to the Moselle
near Pont-a- Mousson. In this region
are Montmedy, Damvillers, Lon
guyon, Longwy (where the Germans
first entered France), Spincourt,
Etain, Conflans, Briey and Marsha
Tour.
The American First and Second
armies are working hard to drive
the Germans out Of this district east
Of the Meuse. The First Army ad-
vanced on Saturday eight miles and
a half east from the river bank
near Stenay, reaching Jametz, on
the further side of the Woevre For
est. This town lies north of Dam
Ill II
New-York tribune., 1918-11-11
British Sweep Forward Al
most Within Artillery
Range Of Brussels
Strong French Force
Drives Across Meuse
Allies Gain Ten Miles in
Belgium; Haig in Out
skirts of Mons

Pershing's First and Second armies
attacked yesterday on a front #
seventy one and one-half miles
between Sedan and the Moselle.
Fierce German resistance was
broken as the Americans ad-
vanced toward Metz, driving the
enemy back three miles at some
points and capturing important
strongholds. 5tenay, on the right
bank of the Meuse; Grimaucourt,
Marcheville and st. Hilaire were
stormed in heavy fighting.
Gouraud's army, on the American
left, poured across the Meuse on
wide front between Mezieres
and Sedan, and pursued the foe
in his increasingly precipitate re-
treat.
The French astride the Belgian
boundary continued their rout of
the enemy. Charleville was capt
ured. The advance at some
points reached four miles.
the enemy. Everywhere Petain's
men swept forward.
The British army is practically out
of France, advance forces pass
ing the frontier, Haig announced
last night. The outskirts Of the
fortress Of Mons have been en-
tered by the British, who are now
almost within long distance gun
fire of Brussels.
Enormous quantities Of war mate
rials and stores, and many rail
road trains abandoned by the
enemy in his fight, have been
captured by the Allies.
In Flanders the British pushed
forward after the receding Ger
man line. They advanced ten
miles at the deepest point, capt.
uring the cities of Renaix and
Leuze, and approaching the rail
road centre of Ath, on the Den
Dire River. Americans, advanc-
ing with the French in this sec
tor, crossed the Scheldt south OF
Ghent.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-11
Official Statements
FRENCH

PARIS fNfGHT) In the pursuit
Of the enemy rearguards our troops
have made extensive progress during
the course Of the day on the whole
front. North OF the Oise we hold
Eppe- Savage, sevnteen kilometres
east Of Avesnes, and Moustieren
Fagnc. In Belgium we have gone be
yond Bailicvre and SALES.
Further east our advanced guards,
despite the increased German resis-
tance in the wooded zone north Of
SignyLc Petit. placed their lines on
tho northern outskirts of the forest
OF the same name near La Gruerie
We have occupied Maubert-F ontaine
and have reached within four kilo-
metres OF Riczes de Maubert, as we'll
as the heights TO the northeast of
Scvig1ry La Foret.
The valian Italian corps, op-
Grating further to the right, after
having captured Tremblois and Rim
ogne. penetrated the Potees Wood
and Harcy Wood, pushing vigorously
in the direction of Bourg Fdelc.
West of the Meuse we have pro-
gressed north of the general line of
the Renwez, Montcornet, Arreux,
Damouzy and Bel-Air, two and a half
kilometeres north Of Charteville.
East Of Mezieres the Germans vio-
lcntly counter attacked our troops
who had crossed the Meuse IN the
region of Donchery. After spirited
fighting we drove the enemy back
and maintained our lines on the
north bank. The material captured
in the course of the pursuit still ac
cumulates. Parts of automobiles,
provisions of all sorts in great guam
titles and wagons fell into our hands.
Numerous villages were freed.
PARIS DAO Our pursuit of
Che enemy was renewed this morning
under favorable conditions.
West of Mezieres the French
passed the sormonne River and took
the village of Sormonne. They
reached the Hirson road from
MGzieres. TO Renwez.
On the right the French continued
to cross the Meuse River between
Lumes and Donohery.
In his retreat, which is becoming
more and more precipitous, the en-
emy is. abandoning everywhere con-
siderable material. The French have
captured notably between Amor and
Momignies Southwestern Belgium,
cannon, numerous vehicles of all
kinds and whole railroad trains.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-11

River, which was to furnish the Ger
mans with a temporary defensV
line after their retirement from Il
Scheldt. 1t has already been turne
however, from the south, the Br
ieh being well behind it at Mems. u
Allies, in fact, have only to foIF.
the Sambre River down from "
zieres to Charleroi and Namur !
turn all the German positions j
Northern Belgium.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-11
Bolsheviki Blow Up
Allied Munition Train

HARBIN, Friday, Nov. 8 (By The
Associated Pressy.-lt is reported q
train of forty-two cars carrying am
munition, grenades and twelve Japan
.se guns, dispatched from Harbin re
Gently for the Volga front, has been
blown up between Irkutsk and Kras-
noyarsk.
One French officer, two French sol.
diers and three Czechs were killed
while eighteen Czechs were wounded
Bolshevik railroad men are charged
with being responsible.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-11
Yanks Crumple Huns
On Front of II Miles;
Advance Toward Metz
Huns May Not Stop
East of Brussels

wv ITH THE ALLIED FORCES
w IN BELGIUM, Nov. 8 (By
The Associated Press There are
many indications that the Ger
mans do not intend to make a pro-
tracted stand this side of Brussels
and Charlcroi.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-11
Patrolman Kills Negro

William Banks, negro, of 24s We
Sixtieth Street, was shot and kill
last night by Patrolman Joseph a
tello on the roof of tenement al ]
West Thirty eighth Street. Banks vi
attempting to escape with SOS wortf
linen belonging TO the Hotel NsytrH
New-York tribune., 1918-11-11
BELGIAN
GERMAN

BERLIN DAY) esterday be-
tween the Scheldt and the Meuse the
enemy followed our movements be-
yond Ronsse, Leuze, St. Guislain.
Maubeuge, Trelow and over the Sor-
monne River, west of Charleville.
On the eastern Meuse heights and
on the plain Of the Woevre many at
tacks Of the Americans were re-
pulsed.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-11

gunners, clinging to the hills overlook
ing the river, kept flares burning all
during Saturday night, preventing the
Americans from crossing. Through
out the night the American artillery
doomed along the entire front as sig
na! to the American infantrymen that
the war was still on, despite rumors of
peace.
In the drive east Of the Mcuse, which
resulted in the capture of Stcnay, the
Americans extended their lines north
east of Mouzay, reaching the Bois du
Chesnois. The Germans defended. every
foot of the ground over which the ad-
vance was made All the detectives
were reached during the days fighting,
and wherever the enemy attempted to
make stand he was beaten back.
Before the war Stenay was g. town
Of about 1000 inhabitants. 1t is be-
lieved that many hundreds of these
people remain there. Because of this
belief the American artillery did not
hrc upon the town.
WITH THE AMERICAN TORCES ON
THE LORRAINE FRONT, Nov. 10
(By The Associated Press) (5:4O p.
m. The Second American Army this
morning launched its initial attack in
Lorraine. It's objectives were limited.
The villages of st. Hilaire and Marche
Vile were captured, as also were a
number of woods.
The Germans offered stiff opposition
with machine guns and artillery.
The territory west of the Moselle
taken by the Americans includes the
Heights Etines, the Bois de Waville,
the Bois voivrotte and the Bois Che
minotte
New-York tribune., 1918-11-11
BRITISH

LONDON (NIGHT South of the
Sambre our advanced troops have
reached the Franco Belgian frontier.
North of the Sambre our progress
continued against somewhat in
creased resistance from the enemy's
rearguards.
North of the Mons -Conde Canal
our troops have taken Leuze and our
cavalry is approaching Ath. We have
progressed four miles east of Renaix.
Our advanced detachments are
pushing forward southeast of Mons
and have reached the line of the
canal west and northwest of that
town. On the railways east of Mau-
beuge great quantities Of rolling
stock have fallen into our hands.
LONDON DAY).--Our advanced
forces are keeping in touch with the
Yetreating enemy on the whole
front.
We have occupied the Faubourg
de Bertaimont, on the southern out
skirts of Mons.
Further north we are approaching
(Renaix is about thirty miles west
of Brussels.)
AMERICAN
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 tEYEN-
ING).--A series of local operations
by the First and Second armies re
suited in considerable gains to-day at
many points along the line between
the Meuse and Moselle.
Troops Of the First Army, with
whom French units are operating,
reached the southern outskirts of
Stenay and occupied Bois de Chenois,
south of Baalon. Beyond the eastern
slopes of the heights of the Meuse
the villages of Gibercy. Abaucourt
and Grmaucourt were taken.
In the Woevre, despite stubborn
resistance from machine guns and
heavy artillery, troops of the Second
Army penetrated the enemy's line
and drove him from several we'll or
ganized and strongly held positions.
The towns of Marcheville and st.
Hilaire were taken and the Bois
Dommartin was cleared of the enemy.
BELGIAN
HANRE-The French army in Bel
gium continued to force back the
enemy, to-day it reached this after
noon a front comprising the eastern
outskirts Of Nederwalm Hermgler
Bonde-St. Denis and Segelsem.
On the left American units crossed
the Scheldt east of Heuvel. The ad.
vance In the south was Fifteen kiio.
metres, and in the centre opposite
Audenarde seven kilometres. The
Belgian army made crossing Of the
Scheldt with some Of its elements al
Boucle. e.Semmerzaekp.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-12
(Ciag dalszy.)

A jednak wzrok Flcurcgo pa
try badawczo ma pieknego milo
dzienca, gdy zas Bogumi1 pred
rstawi} swego sekundanta, jake
ksiecia Wlodzimierza Mi}akiewi--
cza - hrabina pochodzila z tel
rodziny, 49, Francuz. drgna} i
|twarz jego sic zmienila. Me po--
wiedzia1 ami slowa.
Zwyk}e formalnosci pojcdynko-
we, pr6ba pojednania re strony sc
kundant6w i rozdanie broni, 3D.
.byly sic.
Wybi}a godzina sz6sta! Hrabi-
ma Idalia przeby}a zaledwie polo
we drogi do Warszawy, a jej syn
stall gotowy do walki z Fleurim,
uzbrojonym zatruta szpada.
Sekundanci, kt6rych obowiaz--
klein jest o lie moznosci zaslaniac
.tych, pc kr6rej stronie stoja cd
przeciwnika, dali znak roz
poczecia walk i s%krzyzowa1y sic
szpady.
Juz pc kilku chwilach poznali
otaczajacy, re dwaj mistrze seer
mierki staneli do starcia. Daily
sic slyszec wykrzyki podziwu; mi
strzowskie ataki Francuza znaj--
dowaly dzielne odparcie w obro-
ME Bogumila, kierowanej wytra
VIVA umiejetnoscia j ME MONA by
10 ~przewidziec jak dhgo potrwa
walka.
Juz moze pol godzny trwalo to
przejmujace widowisko, ma. obu
zapasnikach znac bylo zmeczenie i
sekundanci nakazali odpoczynek.
- Panowie, - rzekla Katarzy
ma, zwracajac sic do obecnych.
Walczacy zlozyli tax swietne do
woody swej umiejetnosci j odWagi,
re propo,nuje PREY nieuniknionem
dokon1ee:zeniu walk zastosowac pc.
wien staropolski zwyczaj.
EAE fsIyE;- -. 49,
Jakizto9 zapytano re
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-12
nrzennszac wydawnictWo do.Wa-

rstEE E.-E-a ts@S&E= = sf=t==.
przenoszac wydawnictWo do Wa
shingtonu.
Bo zaparciem bylo, gdysmy ma
trafiajac ma lyle j tax licznyclh
przeszk6d mimo rozbierznych ak
cyl ratunkowych zdolali jednak
lyle ola Sprawy polskiej zrobic.
Bo zaparciem przedewszystkiem
by1a reprezentacya nasza W zespo
lie og6lnym, gdy organizacya ma
sza u szczytu byla potegii..
Bo zaparciem choc ME mniej
Swietym obowiazkem by}o. wszyst
ko cosmy wszyscy ola Sprawy
Swietej czynili, lub czynic usi}o--
wall a zawsze bezinteresownie.
I teraz, zanim W udziale nam
przypadnie zda6 rachunek z w4o-
darstwa naszego ma Sejmie--niech
nam bedzie wolno podziekowac
screen ca1em tym wszystkim, kt6
rzy ME ola mas, ale ola Rady Pol
skiej i Narodowej ola je ideii a
vice ola Swietej Sprawy Ojczyz-
ny naszej coSkolwek uczynili.
Tych tez wszystkich, a przede--
wszystkiem Duchowienstwo nasze
patryotyczne wraz z inicyatorem
P. R. N. J. E. x. B. P. P. Rhodcm
ma czele, naszych delegat6w Kom.
Lok. Representative organizacyi
naszych polsko .katolickich ora2
parafii naszych - wzywam ma
Sejm Czwarty. .....
Sejm ten odbedzie sic dnia 16
kwietnia b. L. w sail q. PR. X. ]
potrwa jeden dzien, a rozpocznie
sic uroczystem nabozenstwem CO
raczy og}osic Kapelan PolskiejRa
ely Narodowej.
Ma Sejm ten serdecznie zapra-
SIAM wyzej wymienionych, jake.
tez prase polska wierzac swiecie:
re sprawl chwila, W jakiej Sejm
odbywamy kaze nam nietylko wy
r6wnywac roznice, ale dzia1ac talk,
by zbawienie i=dobro Ojczyzny je
'dynem bylo prawem.
A vice ma Sejm, Ma Sejm.
Mimo, re czas kr6tki sadie, &c
Sprawl jest i Swieta i wielka, &c
ME nizej podpisany, ale Ona Was
ne zobaczy Ma Sejmic 4tym wszy
stkich komu Ojczyzna droga a Ra
da Narodowa mila.
Przedewszystkiem zas : m6wiac
0 organizacyach zapraszam Ia
|sejm representation Zjedn p. R,
X. i wszystkich innych polsko-
katolickich : wyszczeg6lniajac Zje
dnoczenie dlatego,iz wszystko pra
vie ola P. R.. N. uczynilo, 0 cos,
my prosili i czego zadali.
w nadziei, re wszyscy udzia} W
sejmic vienna Doc ma Sejm ten Oh
czysta wzywa Sprawl
z Bogiem ola Ojczyzny
koncze
Wasz DR.. Fl. Wagner
PREF. p. r. n.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-12
Ma n, ! Semi A! ma Sem!
Pol!skiej Rl}ady Narodowei..
oREDZ1E PREZEsA.
Ma sejm 4ty Polskiej Rady Narod

Do Prev. Duchowienstwa Pol
skiego z j. E. ks. Biskupem P.
Rhode ma czele. Komitet6w Lokal
nych p. R. N. Representative Or
ganizacyi i-parafii i W og6lePrzed
stawicielstwa Spo1ecznoSG Katoli.
exc : Polskiej.
Bracia i Siostry:@
VIOLA og61u powolany ma "a
szczytny a jednak trudny bardzo
urzad prezesa jedynej tego rodza
jul ideowej instytucyi, jaka jest
Polska Rada Narodowa chcialbym
przedewszystkiem zwr6cic uwage
ia historyczne i wielkie chwile,w
kt6rych dzialalnosc %spolccznq, ma
rodowa, a przedewszystkiem ra--
tunkowa przypad}o nam rozwijac.
Chwile, jake obecnie przezywa
Ojczyzna nasza, a zarazem to, co
sic dzieje W Ojczyznie przybranej,
wielkich wymagaja nietylko czy-
now ale jeszcze wiekszych poswie-
cen. A .Polonia nasza chwil tych
przespac ME mog}a - Polonia
semper Fidelis" Civil tych wiel-
kich ME przespa}a Polska Rada
Narodowa, co wykaza sprawozda
ria urzednik6w ma Sejmie.
Mimo, re moze by sic wydawa}o
IL nasze Komitety ME dzia1a}y, -
mimo wszelkich zarzut6w j nieuza
s%adnionych przytyk6w, P. R. N.
swoje nietylko robila ale: i robi.
Bo nieraz dobra robote narodo
wa. MONA nazwac zaparcie sic
wlasne. Takiem zaparciem sic VIA.
snem i poswieceniem zyla nasza
Rada cd zarania swego bytu, ia
ko instytucya ideowa, takiem zy-
jc do dis dnia.
30 zaparciem bylo : gdysmy Ola
swietej Sprawy. Polski oddali
"Free Poland" pod kierownictwo
Wydzialu Narodowego, naszej
przedstawicielskiej instytucyi,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-12
stron.

wszystkich stron.
- Przeciwnicy z%amicniajq
bron, - odpowiedziala Katarzy-
ia, - Tux robili nasi ojcowie, ma
sladujmy ich przyk}ad.
Fleurcgo przeja} strach smicr--
telny, przewaga wymyka}a sic Il
lego rak widzia}, re jest skaza--
nym ma pcwna smicrc. Ale coz by
10 pocza6?
Odrzucic propozycye poparta
przez wiekozos5 lub 2upe}nie "a
~rrzestac walk; byloby hanba,. lotr
vice zlapany We wlasnc sieci, mu
sia1 sic poddac losowi. Uczynil to
7 silnem postanowieniem sprzeda
MIA s.vego zycia JAZZ MONA mai,
drozej.
Walka. r%ozpoczela sic znowu.
Flcuri walczyl rozpacznie, uzy-.
wal tax zwanych flint, to jest
pchniec, kt6re wedlug prawidel
sztuki szermierskiej ME So dozwo-
lone, ale ma co sic to ,przydalo?
Glossy, kt6rych Bogumi1 ME Ida
zyl sparowac, odbija1a Katarzy--
ma. Fleuri spostrzeg}, re jest
zgubionym.
Raj jeszczc zebral wszystkie 81
~ i natarl ma Bogumila gwa1tow-
ME, lecz ten zrecznie sparowa1
clos i Feuri raniony W ramiez
przeklenstwem upadl ma podloge.
Lekarz przybieg1, obejrza1 ra--
ne i oswiadczy4, re chloe ciezka,
ME jest jednak smiertelna.
- Jestem zgubiony! - jeknql
Fleuri, proszac obecnych 2 wyjat
klein Bogumi1a i mniemanego
ksiecia Milakiewicza, azeby sic Cd
dalili.
zyczeniu temu z1ozonego zaraz
do l6zka j napredce o~patrzonego
Francuza, uczyniono zadosc bez
.oporu.
Wyznania umierajacsgo.
Zbliz sic pan, hrabio Bogu--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-12
CHODZI' I'M o PANOWANIE
MAD SWIATEM.:

Czyz Observation-Disclosures jest
nasze przekonanie, re postapiliby
tax sam ona swoim froncie zacho
gdyby tam ME stall wobcc
|armij, kt6fych nawet niezliczone
[ich dywizye przemodz nie NIGGA?
|Gdyby W razic ostatecznego ich
tam zaszachowania zaproponowa-
Ii korzystnc i s}uszne warunki cd
|nosnie do Relgii Francyi iW1och,
|czy mogliby nam "a zle wziac
przypuszczenie, re czynia to tyl-
|ko. ola zapewnienia sobie wolnej
'reki W Rosyi i ma Wschodzie?
Zamiarem ich niewatpliwym jest
uczynic wszystkie wolne j ambit-
ne narody p6}wyspu, ba}kanskie--
60, wszystkie kraje mad kt6rymi
Turcya panowa1a i kt6rym i lie
rzadzi}a, poddanymi swej wolf i
.swojej ambicyi i ma tenn panowa--
.niu zbudowac cesarstwo przemo--
.cy, ia ktorem w%yobrazaja sobie
mozliwosc zbudowania cesarstWa
.wyzysku i handlowej wyzszosci
r6wnie wrogiego Amerykanom
jak Europe, kt6ra utrzymuja w
postrachn, cesarstwo kt6re osta-
tecznie zagarnie Persye, Indye i
narody dalekiego Wschodu.
w .takim programme nasze idea
ly sprawiedliwosci j ludzkosci i
wolnosci, zasady wolnego rozrza-
dzania SODA narod6w, jakich do
maya sic SWAT nowozytny, udzia-
III brac ME moga.
O%drzucaja je ideally przemocy,
zasady IL shiny ma panowac mad
slabym, re handel musi isc "a fla
ga, ely to sic podoba int1eresowa-
nym ely ME, re narody swiata mu
sza bye podlegle panowaniu i RIA
dzeniu samoWolnemu tych, kt6rzy
posiadaja potege do ich wykony-
wanna.
zAGRAzAJA AMERYcE.
skoroby TAXI program zostal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-12

faz wykonany, to Ameryka j Wszy.
scy kt6rzy chca i osmielaja sic
stac PREY niej, musieliby uzbroic
sic i przygotowac sic do zwalcza-
MIA tego panowania mad swiatem,
panowania W kt6rem prawa ivy
klych ludzi, prawa kobiet i wszy-
stkich kt6rzy SO s1abi, czasowo
by}yby zdeptane i lekcewazone, a
stare, wiekowe walki O wolnosc i
prawa musia}yby rozpoczac sic ma
nowo. Wszystko, co Ameryka u
trzymywa1a ! milowa1a i ola kto-
rego dokonania i wspanialego roz
winiecia stawa1a sic wielka, roz-
pad}oby sic W gruzy, a bramy las
Xxi znowu bezlitosnic zamknelyby
sic mad ludzkoscia!
Rzecz to sprzeciwiajaca sic rozu
mowi i niemozliwa, a jednak czy-
liz Gale postepowanic i rugby
wojsk niemieckich ME mia}y tcgo
ma oku, gdziekolkiek sic ruszyly
Me zycze sobie nawct W tel
chWili zupelnego pozbycia sic ilu
zyj, sadzic surowo albo niespra--
wiedliwie. Sadie tylko to, czego
bron nemiecka dokona}a 2 nieu-
glagana dokladnoscia W kazdym
pieknym obszarze, kt0rego dotk-
refa? Coz tedy my many czynic
PRZYJMUJE WYZNANIE
Co do mnic samcgo, jestem 60
tow, jeszczc got6w, nawet teraz 60
tow, przystapic do dyskusyi mad
uczciwym sprawiedliwym.i sfusz-
nym pokojem z kt6rego SLIM i s}a
bi w r6zny sposob korzystacby mo
gil. Ale o%dpowiedz, kiedy propo--
nowa}em TAXI pok6j, nadesz}a cd
niemieckich komendant6w w Ro-
syi, a znaczenia tel odpowiedzi
mylnie zrozumiec ME moge.
Przyjmuje tcdy wyZwanic.
Wiemso tenn, re wy je przyjmuje-
Gle. Caly SWAT powinien wicdziec,
re wy jc przyjmujecie. Objawi sic
Ito W ostatecznem poswieceniu
zaparciu sic siebie z jakiem odda
my wszystko co kochamy i wszyst
ko co posiadamy ola ocalenia
Iswiata i uczynienia go odpowied-
MIN do tego, by na MIN zyli lu--
die wolni tax jak my.
Take jest teraz znaczcnic wszy
stkiego co czynimy. Niechaj tedy
wszystko co m6wimy, moi wsp6lo,
bywatele, wszystko,~ co odtad- ma
my w planie i wykonujemy, wicr-
mem bedzie tym zamiarom, dop6-
Xxi majestat i potega naszych sill
zespolonych ME zape}ni naszych
mysli i ME zada porazki tym, kt6
rzy szydza i naigrawaja sic z t.
go, co my szanujemy i .cenimy.
W0JNA DC ZWYC1ESTWA
Niemcy a jeszcze oswiadczy--
~, re sila i tylko si1a ma zadecy
dowac, czyli sprawiedliwosc, i pc
k6j maja rzadzic sprawami ludzi
ely s1usznos6, jak Ameryka ia poi
mule ely. tel panowanie, jak oni
to rozumieja, ma kierowac losami
ludzkosci.
jest przeto teraz~ z naszej stro-
ny jedna jedyna odpowiedz MOI
liwa: - sila: si1a do ostatecznos-
eli, sila bez zachwiania sic i ogra-
%niczenia; prawa j tryumfujaca ST.
la, kt6ra s}usznosc uczyni prawem
swiata, a kazde samolubne piano.
wanie W py@ pograzy.