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Whole Nation Starving.

italian Army Headquarters, Tues
day. June 1S.-During his tour a cor
respondent talked with In Austrian
prisoner, q member of a manufactur-
ing firm with Offices in all the great
world centers, including New York.
II have been fighting for, forty
months" said this man, '.irst. on the
Russian front. where I had an easy
time and now here. where the Italians
are making things too hot for US
There is no food for the people OF
Austria and next to none for the
army. I had but a few pieces of
bread and potatoes before the fight
and since the fight began I have had
none.
1.-The army cannot last more than a
couple of months at the best. There
are no good officers left. We have
plenty Of ammunition but no one to
use it properly"
The Italian losses were compare
lively small, while to the known Aus
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delay. Much Of the machinery and
equipment already Is here. and the
work Of installing the engines haa
been started.
when the plant is complete. 1t will
mean far more to the farmers OF
North Dakota than they realize
Through their officers. 80 financial
institutions in the state are connected
with the plant, and this is proof OF
the business standing Of the organiza-
ton. The plant will have q n ex-
ceptional effect on the finances of the
state, for it will e q year-around
money supply. whereas under present
farming conditions, there Is but one
period Of the year when the farmers
comes in.
The movement for the construction
OF. the packing plant started in Grand
Forks in 1916 and it had for its OBJ
ject the development of the live stock
market. The company purchased
ver 100 acres a half mile north OF
the city. 1t is a splendid location
and one Of easy access to all. City
water a been piped to the site and
will be supplied in all the buildings.
There are two miles Of railroad
trackage on the grounds, and both
the Northern Pacific n Great
Northern will use the same track
connections.
The plant will have a capacity of
500 hogs and $50 cattle and sheep a
day. The engineer in charge of the
construction stated yesterday that the
capacity actually will be much
greater than that.
When it is completed. the packing
plant will be the best and most up-to-
date equipped plant in the country,
according to the architect. There Is
only one other plant that can equal
it, he says, and that is the new
Armour plant at South st. Paul, and
only in size is it better. The equip
ment alone will cost approximately
500, 900. The entire cost. including
the cost of the site and the construc-
ton, will be $500, 900.
H. R. Elliott. Of Duluth a man
with 81 years experience in the pack
ing business, is general manager OF
the company. He has attended to
many Of the arrangements for the
construction of the building and has
supervised the purchasing Of equip
ment, materials, etc. He has been
very successful in the business, and
there is no doubt that he will make
the Northern Packing company a
successful organization.
The plant, to begin with, will en-
ploy 100 men, a number of whom al
ready have been selected.
Five large buildings comprise the
plant. In making. a tour of the
place, the power house ONE first
1t consists Of a full basement and one
floor. Like the other buildings. it is
Of reinforced concrete with apron
walls. In this building will be two
72-inch boilers, IS feet long. There
will be one high speed 200 horse
power Ames engine which will run
the generator for furnishing the
lighting and manufacturing the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-20
Much Excitement in Vienna.

Amsterdam, June 20.-vienna dis
patches to German newspapers day
that the reduction Of the bread ration
in Austria-Hungary caused immense
excitement throughout the dual mon
archy. All the newspapers without
distinction Of party. protest against
the measure, demand its removal and
ask immediate help from Germany
and Hungary.
The party committee Of German
socialists in Austria has addressed an
urgent appeal to the workers to await
the decision of the Vienna labor coun-
Gil and to abstain from all excuses or
interruption of work. The appeal adds
that the committee will make a sharp
protest against the reduction Of the
bread ration and says it will decline
all responsibility for the enforcement
of the Measure
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Tells Of Food Shortage.

Amsterdam, Wednesday, June 10
A Vienna dispatch published in yes
terday's Berlin Zeitung Am Mittag
gives an official statement of the Vi
enn city council on the food situa-
ton in that city. The statement reads:
Germany promised some weeks
ago in a state treaty, to undertake re-
sponsibility for the meat supply for
both the civilian population and the
army. whether the supplies were
drawn from Ukraine. Rumania or
Germany's W stock. Deliv-
cries at first proceeded smoothly. For
the past eight days, however, Germany
has been in arrears of her quota"
The statement adds that urgent ap-
peals have been sent to the German
officials saying that the situation is
acute, particularly in munition cen
ters.
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Italians Control Air.

italian Army Headquarters. We'd
nesday, June 19.-(By the Associated
Press. 1.-THE Italians have won COM
plete control Of the air along the
Pave line. where the most determin-
ed fighting Of the present Austrian Of
fensive is in progress. This after
noon not a single Austrian machine
was aloft on this front.
In general the situation Of the Aus
trians along the Piave appears far
from satisfactory to them. Prisoners
taken by the Italians all declare the
Austrian army has little food. Some
Of the prisoners have not eaten for
48 hours.
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Americans Advance

With the American Forces on the
Marine. June 2o.-(By the Associated
Press. THE American troops in this
sector attacked the German line north
west Of Chateau-Thierry during the
night and made an advance Of five
eighths Of a mile, driving the Ger
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French Take 20 Prisoners.

Paris, June 2o.-French troops en-
tered the German lines between
Montdidier and the Disc river last
night and captured twenty prisoners,
says the official statement, issued to-
day. There was nothing of import
ance on the rest of the front.
The statement reads:
French detachments penetrated
the enemy lines between Montdidier
and the Disc in the region Of the
Chaume wood. We brought back 20
prisoners. Quiet reigned on the rest
of the 'front.'"
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!. Austrian Leader Deserted.

Austrian Leader Deserted.
italian Army Headquarters, We'd
nesday, June l9.-(By the Associated
Prees.)-Desefted by his star on the
Moptello plateau. Major General Won
kronstadt OF the Austrian army
fought single-handed against the
Italian Arditi until he wa wounded
MORALLY
It seems that the general and his
stan became lost in the woods of
Montello and ran,into a unit Of Ardtti.
When the members. OF the staff cav
the Italian soldiers they ran away.
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British Raiders Active.

!. London, June; 20.-Btitish raiding
parties were active in several sectors
along the front last night, taking pris-
roners and inflicting losses upon the
Germans in numerous clashes, the
war Office announced today.
"a number of raids were carried
out by US in the neighborhood Of
Boyelles, southeast Of Arras, Lens and
Givenchey and in the strazeele and
Ypres sectors Gin Flanders). Certain
Of these enterprises led to sharp
lighting in which the enemy suffered
many casualties. We captured 18
prisoners and three machine guns"
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Austxi.ns Cannot Avoid Defeat,

2. A68&11AI8 C0n0Ot Avoid Defeat. !.
Paris. June .20.-The splendid re-
Franco-British allies leads the
French press to conclude that the
iAustrians cannot avoid defeat, espec-
tally as we'll directed counter attacks
have resulted in the capture of thou
sands Of prisoners and much war
material. 1@
A Havas dispatch from Rome, says
that Italy has achieved q great
cent naval exploit in the Adriatic and
the. present checking of the Austri-
ans. 80
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italians Encouraged.

italian Army Headquarters. We'd
nesday, June 19.-(By the Associated
Press. that the Aus
TRAN offensive has failed is squirting
the Italian troops to a desperate re-
sistance along the Piave. Heavy
fighting continued today around the
Montello plateau on the north and
near San Dona di Piave on the south.
On Montello, which is hilly and
quently stumbled upon each other
Unexpectedly. Such meetings always
result in sharp encounters.
The spirit Of the Italian troops is
at high pitch despite wounds. loss of
sleep and constant movements made
necessary by the conditions of the
terrain at several points.
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with a further effort but it is clear
that in their so-far futile push they
under estimated the Italians, both as
regards their morale and general
fighting ability.
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Austrian Pressure
Is Rapidly Growing
Weaker On Front
CONTINUED from Pare IL

which. It predicts, will shortly bring
about numerical equality with the
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.Itaaaans Reeain Capo sile.

Italians Regain Capo Sile. /.
London, June 20.-News reached
London this afternoon that the
Italians have regained Capo Sile. the
town on the Lagoon to the west of
the Piave river near It's mouth which
was captured by the Austro-Hungari-
ans
It IL also reported that the Italians
have regained all the territory be-
tween Zenson and the Fossetta. Canal.
The Austro-Hungarians, It Is declared,
have been confined to the ground be-
tween the Fossetta Canal. and. the Sile
Canal. on the west bank Of the Piave
river. =.
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trian losses will have to be added the
many Austrian dead which still en-
cumbef the wooded mountain sides.
1t is still too early to predict that
the. Austrians will not come back
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12
Ofiary ma Cele NarodO-
we i DobrOczynne.

Pokwitowanla ofiar Elotonych m
ceIe narodOwe Iub dobroczynne, Ia
mieszczamy WnasZem pismie tylko
wtedy, gdy j. nam nadesla upraWniO-
ne do zbierania taktch ofiar Komito-
q, aIbO Zarzady Eakladow dobroczJn
nych. aIbo to wtedy, hedy zostan9
Elo1one W naszej Administracyi do
wyslania do owyCh Komitet6w 1 In
rEad6w.
Me umieszczamy zas nRdsyianych
nam wiadomoScil kolektoWaniu to-
60 rodzaju Ofiar przy rolnych spo-
sobnoSciach prywatnychh, dop6h o
we komitety hub Earzady nam nie
nadcSls sprawozdAn, II 10 otrEymAly.
Je1eIi prEsto Earzsdni sic jakas ko-
Iskta ma cele patryotyczne. Rlbo do
Groczynne Ia Jakiehs prywatnych Ia
bawach. weselachh, chrzcinech' itp..
10 przedewszystkiem nalezy pient4-
6ze ze5rane zlotyc " biurscn Eomt-
tet6x IMP. p. c. K. R hub Rady Ma
rodowej lub innych organiEscyt, al
DO ter " biurEe Zarzsdu Esk&adu do
brocunneSo), Rlbo wressce " ma
C1ej A6ministracSi do wysfaniS "
miejscs Tissctwe I prosi6 o Eamissz-
ezsaie pokWftoWRnlA " nas1em pk-
mie. NAdeSlanA do mas prywxeuse
wtsdonoSe o zarzSdzenlu tak1ef kO-
SektJ kHo niexmkeam&a 6O knGEa ha1
UuE=lsGa1eziR. $4,000
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12
ZTEKIR EDAKCYJNEJ

Kapian6w Polskich,
kt6rzy pragns ma selm Polskl
.przybyt a / ma Sejmie rzeczonych
organizacyi bye musza.
Poniewa2 niekt6re z tych orga-
nizacyi nale49 do skiadu Wydzia-
IL Narodowego | spelniajs swe o.
bowiszki narod9we, oraz ponie'
waz ME MONA byio lekcewazyt
listu cd Prezesa Grupy Zjedno-
'czenia Kaplan6w Polskich W But
'falo - Kr. ORA. A. Pitassa, wiec
Komisya Przedsejmowa wziaw--
sly to wszystko pod yozwags. u
znaia "a wiasciwe Sejm ma ty-'
dzien odlozyt, uwazajac, re ME
.tylko ME ~przyniesie to szkody
sprawie, lecz take da wiecej CA
SIT do przeprowadzenia spraw
wielusi przygotowania sic lepsze-
go ma Seim.
Gdyby organ Uni dochodzi} do
blur Wydziaiu - i znane byly
Komisyi inne sprawy, kt6re do
.p;ero pc ~ogloszeniu daty Sejmu
wysziy ma jaw, to niewatpliwie
unikloby sic byio wszelkich cd,
kladan i wyjaSnieh." (Ano-to
my ME mogliSmy wiedziet o O.
wych sprawach i przyjmujac de-
.cyzye o odfozeniu Sejmu Pol. do
wiadomoSci, uwazamy kwestye
"a skohczona. Przyp. Red DC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12
SKRY ! IVORY,

Pycha i chciwoSc So to diva
zr6d{a, Z ktorych potokiem roz-
lewaja sic po ca}ym swiecie wszy
stkie zbrodnie.
Henryk Rzewuski.
Bog wypozycza czlowiekowi
zycie, ale 60 ME- dale ma Was
nose.
Jak malo znaczace, pojedyhcze
kroki poiaczone razem, tworza o
gromne przestrzenie, tax drobne
oszczednosci pojedynczych kra--
iu obywateli, zasilaja szybko i
poteguja zbiorowy zasob narodu.
Poeci liryczni So jak najemne
placzki ma pogrzebach. ;Chodza
pc swiecie i opiakuja obcych lu--
dzi, oboe uczucia, obce zmartwie
MIA - ably przyzwoitosci stale sic
zadosc.
Wytocz z czfowieka krew a IL
biegnie Z MIA i zycie jego, wytocz
z narodu jezyk a ubiegnie Z MINI
zywot jego. Nar6d zyje dopoki
jezyk jego zyje, bez jezyka marc
dowego niema narodu.
M6wiac, pamietajmy, re mil
cza...,. g}ebiny.
Ale kto milczy, ME zawsze jest
Sfinksem. Czesto bywa butem
Tub noga stoiowa.
Me dzielimy wcale zdanla, &c
o zgasiych albo mic sic ME mowi,
albo ich tylko chwalic wypada'
DO glownym ~warunkiem historyi
chociazby i w najmniejszym "a
rysie, jest prawda. Zaszczytne
gas wspomnienie, ia droga zmar-
lemu oddane, jest dopiero mai
wieksza nagtoda uczynion9 jego
pamieci.
Kazdy cziowiek jest przynaj--
mniej raz poeta - ~powledziai
wieszcz,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12
ZalOiopa 1897 rOku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 1903.
ZARZAD GLOWING

Ks. F~rarciszsk Gordon. Moderator.
KS. A. A. K}owo. Wice-Moderator.
woic!eCh +. SOska. Orezes.
Antonina ~Raranowska. Wice-preZeska-
woiciech Menkickt, Wice-prezes'
Tomasz s. B~lachowski, SekretarL
Franciszek Witkowski, Skarbnlk.
Stanislaw LteZmanski. Dyrektor.
w}adyslaw LOpatka. Dyrektor. Ss
Ant6m Mazurk, Dyrektor.
Leokadya Eonczyk, DyTektorkS.
Sa.Cwea Crbanska, Dyrektorka.
Franciszka Bieschke. Dyrektorka.
Dr.. FIR. \. Dulak. Lekarz NacZelny.
Adv. PioJr 2. Mindak. Doradca Prawny.
Berta c. WOjtalewicZ. Asyst. Sekr. Gen
GODZINY BIUROWES
BIuro Ia-zadu Gl6wnego otwarte "
dni powszednie cd godz. 9-tej rano do
6-te! wiecZ0rem. Nv sobote do lei po-
]poludniup. WIecZorem, " dnl powsZed-
ME z wyjstkiem soboty)). Cd godziny
I-mei 10 9-ret. - " niedzlele 1 swiets
~uroczyste. b!uro Jest zamkniets
PTe1cSI; W p~oniedziaikl ! ptStkl wte-
czcraml Cd godziny 7-meJ do s-tei.
Wszelkie korespondencye do Glowne-
20 Prezssa nalezy adresowac:
WOJCIECH F. SOSKA,
I4SS w. Division str Chicago, III.
S~ekFetarzaI " pontedziaiki, wtorkl,
erody czwartki. wlecZorami Cd godZi-
ny T-mei do S-tei 1 Cd 1-szeJ popoiu-
dniu codzlenn'e, z wyjatkiem soboty. Cd
9-tsi do 1-SZeI
SkarDntkn; We WtOrhl, SrOuy l plaIAI
Cd godziny 1-mej do 9-teJ wleczorem.
SkladaEIa Opiat. Wszelkie opiaty do Ka'
sy Gl6wnei przyjmujs Kasyer G}owny
podczas godzln otlsowych. albo we dple
" Sodzinach ofisowych. sekretarB &C.
neralny.
wszelkIe llsty nadsylao nalezy IA re-
g. Sekretarza Generalnego:
TOMASZ q. BLACHOWsFI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater
lZ5S w. Division str. Chicago, III.
FINANSE
PrzekaZy bankowe pocItowe
(checks. money orders etc. nalsty wy
BtaWiac ia organiZacys:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
4 prZesy{ac pod adreSem:
FIR. WETk0WSKI,s
I455 w. Division str Chicago. III.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu Gfownego:
1867 W. Division Utica,
= Ma druEIem pIetrze. +
= s,..' Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12

niA podejrzane - w~szeteczne,
czyhajace ma miodziez niewybre-
dra... Dalej urzadzaja zolnie-
rom zabawy; popatrzcie4 jak
ich to pieknie >bawia Patryoty-
CINE teatrzyki, posyiaja patryoty-
cznc ch6rzystki do oboz6w, kt6-
re tam patryotycznie tahcuj9,
wyskakuja, fikajs, a p6zniej W
nader intymne czulostki wchodza
Z zoinierzami, ME odmieniajac
nawet npatryotycznych" kostyu-
NOW nkr6tkich zdoiu i kr6tkich
z gory"... A toe - krew ME wo-
da - powiada przyslowie wyro-
zumiec iatwo, jak to zabawa TAXA
.patryotyczna" dziaia ma woj-
skowa mlodziez; ME dziwic sic
potem, IL roznamietnienia znaj--
duja ujScie W rynsztokach i lupa-
narach re wszystkimi skutkami,
powyzej wzmiankowanymi.. :.
Znamy wypadki, IL policya VOL
skowa aresztowala w pewnej Ii
czbie dni, w sasiedztwie jednego
obozu kilkaset dziewczat lekkie-
go prowadzenia sic! Czytalismy
w pismach powazne przestrogi
pod adresem dziewczat i ich ma
tex, by sic miaiy ma bacznoSci, by
panny same do obozow ME lazi-
}y, matki cor by ME puszczaiy;
p~rzejawY tie, przestrogi dowodz9'
re juz widzi sic niebezpieczeh-
stwo, lecz zdaje sic, ME ma wiele
sic ida to wszystko - przynaJ--
mniej - Iak dotad, DO OMAR by
wa wiele z jednej i z drugiej stro-
ny. Wskazuja juz ma ME coraz po
wazniej i coraz wiecej naglaco,
gdy tymczasem wybujala swobo-
da amerykahskiej mlodziezy broi
lie sic da: re to zofnierz dis tn,
a jutro tam, dis Pile "a jutro gni-
je, wiec - MIN 60 kula pocaiuje
w colo ogniScie, zbiera tn, poki
MONA, ogniste pocalunki nieo--
stroznych i naiwnych Ypatryo-
tek', kt6re tez their bit" /dla OF
czyzny ma swoj sposob zrobic pro
buja....,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12

Pod koniec rozmowy zapytali-
Smy lekarza owego, ola czego -
skoro rzeczy tie znane So leka-
rom, czemu kto z mich, Tub tez
ich iakieS ciaIo zbiorowe ME po-
dejmie tel kwestyi i ME zwr6ci
ma mia uwagi wiadzom wojsko-
wynn w odpowiednim memoryale,
nalezycie argumentowanym i e.
widencya odpowiednia popar--
tym interlokutor nasz godzi& sic
Z nami, IL byloby to rzecza BAR
do dobra, by tego rodzaju akcye
wdrozono, a ktoby ia wdrozyi,
pozyska}by uznanie "a dobra
wazna usiuge oddana krajowi.
Skoro tax, to pytanie nasze po-
nawiamy - pod adresem iowa
rzystwa Lekarzy Polskich: mo
re ono bezpoSrednio re sprawl
stycznoSci niema, lecz przypusz-
czamy, IL Jest oddzialem powsze-
chno-amerykahskiego Towarzy-
silva Lekarskiego, lub tez choc
lego czionkowie do tegoz iowa
rzystwa naleza, ci vice - jeSli
ME wprost - to przez Amery--
kahskie Tow. Lekarzy mogliby
tn dac inicyatywe, kt6ra ma pew
ne ignorowaGby ME smiano, rzecz
BOWEN zbyt aktualna i doniosia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12

Ciekawe, lie razy jest czfowie
klein.
Spryt - to take zboczenie u
mysiowe, ktorego ludzie ludziom
zazdroszcza.
Jest to regufa matematyczna:
Kazde k}amstwo zyje depot,
dopoki istnieje chotby jeden clio
wick, tax bardzo .glupi, IL W ME
wierzy.
Dlatego tez zadne kiams%~o
ME umarlo.
Chwaia jest huczna, ale szacu
mex jest cichy..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-12
ROKOWANIA q NIEMCAMI
A SPRAWL PoLSKA.

nOester, Morgen Ztg." przyno
81 z Wiednia nastepujace wiesci:
yJak W kolach ndobrze poin-
formowanych,, slychac, g}6wny
przedmiot rokowan w Clowns
kwaterze niemieckiej stanowila
kwestya austro-polskiego rozwla
zania problemu polskiego. Roz-
wiazanie tego problemu napoty'
ka z niejednego powodu ma bar
do wielkie trudnosci, zwiaszcza
dotychczas ME dafo sic znalezc
formuiy, kt6raby zadowoliia "a
r6wno Warszawe jak Wieden i
Berlin.
Jak Wiadomo hr. Czernin po-
rzucil mySl rozwiazania austro'
polskiego, kt6ra to okolicznosc
w znacznej mierze przyczyni}a
sic do zachwiania jego stanowi'
ska. Ostatnio jednak mial hr. Blu
rian zawiesG do niemieckiej g}o-
wnej kwatery MOVE propozycye,
W istocie swej zm~ierrajace do te'
go, by mimo wszystko zrealizo-
wac rozwiazanie wspomnianego
zagadnienia W duchu austryac-
kim.
Czy juz ~znaleziona zostaia for
mula, ma kt6ra wszyscy intereso-
wani mogli sic zgodzit, trudns
jest rzecza juz wchwili obecnej
coskolwiek powiedziec. Zazna-
czyc przytem nalezy, IL niepraw-
dopodobnem jest, by juz teraz o
tych rokowaniach ukazaio sic ia
kiekolwiek rzadowe doniesienie,
gdyz W najlepszym razie narady
moga doprowadzic tylko do po-
rozumienia ma papierze, podczas
gdy W rzeczywistosci trzeba be-
die pokonat niejedna jeszcze
trudnosc.
Jednak za}atwienie sic juz raz
Z kwestya polska jest niezbedns
chotby z tego powodu, re cd pro
blemu tego zalezy r6wniez toz-
w~iazanie kwestyi litewskiej /,
baltyckiej. Podjecie austro-pol.
skiego planu ma oczywiscic
wielkie znaczenie rowniez ola
Austryi. I ME bedzic narusze.
MEM tajemnicy, jesli sic powier
re plan ten jest W zwiazku Z da,
leko siegajacemi zmianami W 10
ME monarchii. Wiadoma jest
~rzecza, il Wegry W dazeniu do
zaokraglenia swego pahstwa jak
r6wniez W poczuciu rosnacej z
dnia ma dzieh silly politycznej i
gospodarczej zadaja inkorporo'
wanna do Wegier Bosni, Herco'
gowiny i Dalmacyi. Oporu mog9
sic spodziewac jedynie re strony
Austryi, jednak wobec bezmocy
parlamentu austryackiego opor
ten rokuje niewiele nadziei powo
dzenia. Jak daleko rzeczy posta'
PLY, swiadczy ~zwiazanie sprawy
polskiej z postulatami wegierski'
mi. Poniewaz Austrya obecnic
istotnie rzadza Wegrzy, mogs doy
rec plan, by Cd speinienia zada'I
wegierskich uzaleznit przyzwo-
ME ma austro-poIskie rozwlaza-
ME.
Obraz p~rzyszioSci, jaki rozwi-
nal hr. Burian W gl6wnej kwate'
RE niemieckiej, zawiera wiec 20
jednej stronie Krdlestwo Polsk'e
no drugiei zas powiekszone We
cry. Wszystkie powyzsze tFz?
pahstwa ziqczone bysyby &c So
ba unia personalna. Obraz ten
bedzie stanowii ola Austryl 90
pewnego stopnia niespodz'ankS
poniewaz scislejsza austryacNa
ojczyzna zostanie przez to n'ecO
zredukowana. Jednak, )ak rzeczy
obecnie stoja, trzeba sic Z TEN II
czvc, re Austrya musi sic przy'
:, 40 pieSDOdZianck.
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MACIERZ POLSKA.

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ska obOJga pfcl W pracach naukoWych'
patryOtyczuych I bratniej pomocy Ola
podr!eSienia ducha moralnoSci ! dooro-
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sac sic ma posmiertne cd lat IA do IS;
ma ~czionk6w Stowarzyszonych bss o.
~EranicEenia wieku.