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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-11-15
WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

MUNicH-2avaria has sent notice
to Berlin that unless the Bavarian
army is recalled from the front it will
be withdrawn by the Munich govern
ment for home defense purposes. =
WASHINGTON = Democrats fear
the Republicans, now that they have
acquired control of the next house.
will delay passage Of the eight billion
dollar revenue bill until this session
ends, March 4, so they can write bill
OF their own.
PARlS.-Miss Margaret w. Wilson,
daughter of President Wilson, was
welcomed to France by Premier Glenn
enceau.
Observation-Disclosures Wilson
issues proclamation extending gov
ernment control OF food manufacture
and storage that the United States
may aid in feeding those who havc
been her enemies rs We'll as continue
feeding her al1es.
OfSK.-The government of onsl<
appealed TO the allies through the Unit
ed States to~crCsh the rule of the Boil
sheviki in Russia.
LoNDou.-France ard Great Brit
nin will guarantee the complete liberia
tion of all people in the eastern Medi-
terranean countries from the Turkish
yoke.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-11-15
GERMANS MUST PAY
Note Serves Notice ReparatIor
VIII Be EXacted.
Complete Agreement Reached by Allies
on All Terms Announced by
President Wilson.

washington. - The United States
formally notified Germany that the en-
tcnte powers are ready to discuss
peace upon the basis of the terms laid
down by President Wilson.
The German government has been
Informed that the answer to the plea
for an armistice is~in the hands OF
MARSHAL Foch and will be communicate
I'd in the field to properly accredited
German representatives.
Two stipulations, foreshadoWing the
severity Of the conditions to be inn
posed, are made in the memorandum
delivered by the allied governments to
the President and embodied in the no.
lice to Germany.
One is that the entente allies reserve
10 themselves complete freedom OF ac-
ton in discussing III the peace confer
cnce the principle of freedom of the
seas.
The other is that it is to be clearly
understood that compensation will be
made by Germany for all damage done
to the civilian population Of the allies
and their property by the aggression
Of Germany by land, by sea and from
the air.
There is now no doubt that the
peace conditions to which Germany
will be compelled to submit will belit
her responsibility for the ruin left in
The wake of the war; Germany must
not only surrender, but make good the
damage wrought in the mad struggle
IF her autocratic leaders for world
domination.
The formal notification of the Unit
ed States government was handed to
the minister of Switzerland, Mr.. Hans
Sulzer, by the secretary Of state, Mr..
Lansing, with the request that he
transmit it to the German govern
ment.
1t discloses officially for the first
time that the Allied War Council has
not confined it's deliberations merely
TO the discussion of the terms of the
arnstice. but has come to an agreed
.nent upon the peace conditions formur
lated by President Wilson with the
exception Of one clause relating to the
freedom Of the seas.
The conditions will be as rigorous
us the ultimate terms Of peace may re-
uure The military power Of the en-
pire is to be broken and such pledges
rXacted as to assure compliance with
The demands IF the allied governments
FOR reparation. It is tc be made clear
That the day of accountin.; for all the
horrors Of war on land, on the sea and
in tie air has come.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-11-15
jIIfir1aI;irr Served.

Easel. SwitzerlanI.-The abd!c2t:cl
OF F,rDcror William! and the renu12i2-
ticn of the throne by Crown Prince
Frederick william were demanded y
en- uItimatum sent. by tie m@na@!H3
corrittee of the German &cc!a!:st
Party to Prince Maxiiai!ian Of Baden,
tie Imperial Chancellor. according 10
tie Cores Socialist, tie Oil
c:nl ORGAN Of the Socialist Party CT
Germany.
TIE managing committee OF the So
cialist Party considered the entire PC
l't'cal situation ana its decisions were
O. bodied n the ultimatum which
philipp schiedemann, Socialist 1H"m-
be. Of the German cabinet without
rartrolio sent to Chancellor 1l2Z--
milan.
These decisions we're:
First-The right of public assem-
bly,.
. -second-The military and police
rust be ordered to exercise great re-
serve.
Third-The immediate TRANSFORMED
ION of the Prussian government II
scrruit: with the views Of the majority
CT the Reichstag.
Fcurtll-Creater Socialist influence
ii the Reichstag.
Fifth-The abdication of Emperor
william and the remuneration of the
throne by the Crown Prince.
The Imperial Chancellor was asked
10 reply before noon today, accepting
The conditions. Otherwise the So
cfelists declared they would withdraw
fran the government.
The Berlin Gazette announces the
Jnter-party Committee of the Re!chS-
tag has taken no decision respect
ing the question of the abdication OF
ire German Emperor, but that the
majority recognizes the imperious ncc-
t:sity of an early solution OF the pIoc-
lem.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-11-15
WASHINGTON

Secretary Lansing warns Germany
against her reported threats to destroy
coal mines in Belgium as territory is
evacuated.
A. Mitchell Palmer declared that it
was as necessary to crush German In
Gustrialism as it was to defeat the
German armies.
Senator Martin of Virginia, Demo-
cratic leader of the senate, urges that
the administration begin Immediately
pcuce is decreed Il drastic policy Of
financial retrenchments, or else the
country will face national slavery for
90 years.
\ srcciHl committee of the War Ia
d,.Strics Eoard Will report to the Pres
ilGiu that it is unnecessary TO fix a
p:ica for raw cotton.
Rnruliican control Of Congress eX-
pcctcd to put Senator Lodge at head
Gr Foreign Relations committee, with
goyrlnanca over the ratification OF
peace.
The War Industries Beard at last
has hrcn forced to begin consideration
OF t.Ie problem Of readjGstment Of the
nuton's business from war to Il
peace basis.
Property valued at 81! !,GjI,3G0, be-
lonSing to twenty-n,nc american wo-
men who had married German OF
Austrian subjects, has been taken over
ty \. Mitchell Palmer, allen property
custodian. Among tine properties listed
are those of the Countess SZechcnyi.
formerly Gladys Vanderbilt. Securities
worth $4,GU0,UO0 anh the income from
q $5,000000 trust estate created by her
father were taken from her. Some o.
tic estates taken over are relatively
slMll. Eight Of the women In the list
n!urr!ed barons and seven counts.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-11-15

The Methodist Board of Foreign
Missions arpropriates $5,OOO,O0o for
after war relief work.
Two thousa soldiers will be sent
to Louisiana by the government On
voluntary furloughs to help gather the
cane and rice crops.
In New York state Alfred e. Smith.
Democrat, has a plurality for COVER
nor over Charles S. Whitman, Repuh-
lican, in the vote cast or election day
and not counting the vote of the men
in the army and navy, which Will be
added later. --
Eddie Fay, the s2oOo0oo bank rob-
ber, the only man to escape from
Devils Island, has been murdered
His body was found In Chicago al
ley.
Prof. Camille Schneider, employe"
by Harvard University In scientific re-
search at the Arnold Arborcun, was
arraigned before the Federal Coinnlls-
sioner at Boston charged with vioia-
tion of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. act
and was held for a hearing. 1t Is al
legged that the defendant has been
sending sums Of money to Austria.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-11-15
FOREIGN

German rebels have taken control
Of all the German navy based on kiel
and have organized marines, sail
ors',- soldiers and workmen's council,
which is in authority in the port. HAM
burg is in the hands Of strikers and
reyolutionists seem to hold the greater
part Of Schleswig.
King Emmanuel appointed D!az,
commander Of the Italian armies, 10
the rank Of general. Vice Admiral de
Revel was appointed admiral.
House of Commons rejected, 100 10
lis, motion by John Dillon, chair
man Of the Nationalist party, that the
Irish question be settled without de-
lay on President Wilson's principles Of
self determination.
Empress Zita Of Austria asked per.
mission Of the Prague government to
20 to the Brandies castle, on the Elbe,
in Bohemia.
Imperial Bank Of Germany places
its gold holdings at 2,5oOOl0,OO9
marks
American prisoners are robbed or
their clothes by Germans, who declare
they consider equipment Of all prison
ers legitimate booty.
The American Committee for Relicr
in the Near East Las established re-
lief stations between Bagdad anu
Teheran. More than 3,OOJ,OoO nrs
STRIVING.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-11-15
German-American War

American troops entered that part
of Sedan that lies on the west bank Of
the Meuse. The bridge over the M"use
at Sedan over which the retrea'in2
enemy fled has been destroyed and the
river valley flooded.
The French now have thrown cey-
airy into the action on the eastern end
Of their line where 1t connects VI wlia
General Pershing's front and are dTsr-
ing the Germans toward the MeCSr.
The war department announces that
In the second battle Of the Marine, July
1923, 1918, the Thirty-sixth U. 5. H.
fantry, Col. U. G. Nc. Alexander CON-
manding, in nipe days captured prls-
oners from nine enemy regiments ami
secured from enemy positions along
it's fronts identifcations Of q separate
and distinct regimentsl and other
units.
The crossing Of the Meuse river by
the Americans places in peril the large
enemy forces in Lorraine south of
Metz There are indications that op-
erations with a view to overwhelming
the enemy In this region are In the
making. The German official commit
nication of Tuesday announced that
the Americans had made partial
thrusts" west of the Moselle river.
which runs through Metz.
With the advance of the Americans
and the French northward and with.
the important lines Of communication
under fire, 1t seems probable that large
numbers of Germans are destined TO
be cut off and forced to surrender.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-11-15
SPORTING

Gus Lang, Americas champion aua-
teur cyclist, has decided 10 abandon
the amateur ranks. He will make his
professional debut in the international
six day race In Madison Square Gar-
den, New York, the week of Decelu-
ber l to 7.
Lee Axworthy, :5SA, worlds
champion trotting stallion und winner
of six heats In minutes or faster,
died of hemorrhage at David M.
Looks Castleton Farm, near LeXinS-
ton, Ky.
Charles ("Chick') Evans Of Chi
cago, national amateur and open goif
champion, received word that he hah
been accepted for aviation service.
Evans Is twenty-eight years old.
Jack Dempsey knocked out battling
Levinsky in the third round of THEFT
scheduled six round bout at the Olym-
pia A. A, Philadelphia.
Practically every champion billiard
PLAYER In the country has been match
ed for the benefit Of the United War
Work campaign.
The foreign cyclists who are coming
to New York for the six day grind III
Madison Square Garden the week or
December l will be Quartered near Tie
Vailsburg IN. j. track. a ccttage has
been leased and is being put Into co!i-
dition so that the visitors "!ll have
every care and attention during their
| training.
Johnny Dundee announces his Will
ingness to fight for war funds without
compensation, provided The battle IS
| filmed and shown Oh the screen to the
| soldiers In France. This might poss!-
| bly, be a fair return FOR the pictures or
our boys fighting in the trenches.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-11-15
Prince Max Hcsin1s.

London. - Prince Marimilian OF
De,lan, the Imperial German Chancel.
To-. has resigned, according to Ger
m2n wireless dispatch picked uD he:e.
The wireless says that Prince -I&:'
!:ail;an rendered his resignation N
Jew of the altered parliamentary sit'.-
Ton, but that acceptance Of it is st,!l
outstanding.
Majority Against Kaiser.
The German majority parties hare
held a final discussion on the question
Of Empevor Williams ahdication aAd
will without doubt unanimously &C.
1aand that he abdicate, according to
Perrin dispatch to the Copenhagen
Folitiken, forwarded by the Exch2n~2
telegraph correspondent.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-11-15
I|...A.I5E:R | Refuses
To hbDICATE
Socialists After Kaiser ard
Crown Prince.
PRINCE MAXIMiLlAH OU!sS
PRINCE MAXIMiLlAA QUITS
Uit.natum BY Socialists DeFnanas
That Kaiser Abdicate And That
r, Crown Prince Renounce His
4 Rioht To Succession. -

7 Lrsterdam.-Em mreror William OF
Cefmany has declined to accede to the
demands that he abd:cate. says Ger
man wireless dispatch picked up he-e,
TO the ultimatum of the Socialists
the Emperor replied through Minister
os the Interior Drews, that nc reiEIe3
to abdicate voluntarily on the ground
that he could not at the moment Of
ucace undertake the terrible EesDoas-
ibil,ty OF handing oTer Germany 10 TIE
Entente and delivering up the. CON-
Try to anarchy.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-11-15
400,oo0 PRISONERS.

British Take 2o0,Gco, The French 49,
coo, Americans $4,000.
London. = Two hundred thousand
prisoners were taken by the British
ca the Western F.o1t frcm January l
to November 5, inclusive, according to
an official announcement. In the same
pcriod the French captured 1zG,O0o'
tie Americans $1,000 ana the Delgians
Is, eco.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-11-15
$1,000 ORPHANS FROM FLU.

700 Families In New York City Must
Be Cared For.
New York-Health Commissioner
Copeland estimated that there aro
shout $1,000 children in the city VII"
have been made full or half orphans
by Spanish influenza. Of the 7,2".
families in which a father or mother
or both, hcd been victims of the dis
ease, the commissioner stated ahoGt
roo families, with approximately 2,CGE
children, would need the care OF tne
city.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-11-15
THOMAS HIFlc.:LEY DEAD.

Was Secretary o. american Embassy
In Rome.
aahingtan.-Tho1aas Hinckley, sec
retary OF the American Embassy in
I2-co, died IN London Wednesday OF
pneumonia. said dispatch received
by the State Department. Mr.. HiEc!t-
ley, lwaczc homo was in Washington,
we5 attschgi to the embassies at
v:es1a All Madrid 9:ior to his assign
r.ca. 10 Rore. Fe ~s-in London on
le..e Of aL2eeco .;t !. E tinle of his
de..t.l.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-11-15
LANSING WARNS GERMANY.

Forwards Protest Against Destruction
of Belgian Coal Mines.
Washington. = Secretary Lansing
made public a message to the German
government through the Swiss minis
ter, protesting against the reported in
tention of German authorities in Bel
gium to destroy coal mines on evacua-
ton. If the acts contemplated are
carried out, the message says, it will
confirm "the belief that the solemn as
surances of the German government
are not given in good faith"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-11-15
JAIL FOR SUGAR. .HcARDERs.
Hoover Obtains Convictions in West

Hoover Obtains Convictions in West
Virginia..
Washingten.-Jai sentences fo" sug-
nr hoarders have been obtained for the
first time by Commissioner Hoover in
the. trials of Julius Perishe and Louis
Zidor in the FEDERAL court at Martins
burg. w. Va.
They had been found with mere
than $50 pounds of sugar in their pos
session. The first CT the two men re-
ceived Jail sentence of six months
and was fined $50.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-11-15

r AT several points the French have
looscned the enemys grip on the Aisne
and established bridgeheads. Beyond
Marie and toward Mezieres the Ger
the allied infantry advanced.
While fighting is. heavy at some
POINTS, the enemy in general is continu-
ing his retreat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-26
Uznanie Lwowa Ola
K. N. P.

Dzienniki polskie we Lwowie
donosza o duzem zebraniu polity-
,cznem, ktore miaio tam miejsce,
a ma ktorem zostaiy przeprowa-7
ozone nastepujace rezolucye jed
nogioSnie:
MY, mieszkahcy m. Lwowa, u
wazamy sic jake obywatele Pol
ski zjednoczonej i niepodleglej.
Sejm, ma kt6ry powinni bye wy
brani przedstawiciele wszystkich
czesci Polski przez powszechne
glosowanie jak najszersze i demo
kratyczne, o lie to jest motive,
bedzie zwoiany bez zwloki. Rad
Narodowy Polski powinien sic
skiadac z przedstawicieli wszyst'
kich trzech zaborow. Komitet Ma
rodowy Polski w Paryzu jest uz-
rany jake reprezentacya narodu
polskiego pred mocarstwami
Koa1icyi."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-26

a
w Warszawie.

Teraz<dopiero dochodza wiado-
moscisco do imponujacej mantle.
stacyi patryotycznej polskiej, ia
ka sic odbyla W Warszawie dnia
Ago pazdziernika. Gen. Besseler
wystawil wszystkie garnizony
niemieckie w Warszawie, jak TO
wniez sprowadzii caiy regiment
bawarski z prowincyi. Ma Placu
Teatralnym i w Alejach Jerozo-
l:mskich byly ustawione kulomio
ty i armaty niemieckie. w ta--
k;ch to warunkach odbyla sig
wielka manifestacya narodowa,
posuwajac sic w pochodzie Utica
mi miasta, okrzykujac entuzya--
stycznie ma Geese prezydenta Will
soma i pahstw Koalicyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-26
Krwawa Manifestacya
W Whine.

Jak donosza pisma krajowe,
sladem innych miast polskich,
Wilno urzadziio tez wspanlala
manifestacye, pod hasiem Polski
z;ednoczonej i niepodleglej. Licz-
ne orszaki, gdzie godia narodowe
powiewaly mad tlumem, kroczyly
ulicami wilma, intonujac piesni
rarodowe.
Gala ludnoSc polska miasta,
kt6ra stanowi przewazajaca vie
kszosc mieszkahcow, brala udzial
w tel ceremonii. Prey kohcu ia
p;ekna i podniosla manifestacya
byia sprowokowana. przez policye
n;emiecka, kt6ra zaczeia strzelac
do tiumu, raniac wiele osob.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-26
Manifestacye
Polskie.
Krakow Aklamuie
K. N. P.

Wedlug wiadomoSci, nadcho--
dzacych z kraju przez Szwajca--
rye, ma wielkiem zgromadzeniu
w Krakowie, gdzie pos. G}abihski
wygfosii dfugi odczyt ma temat
rzeczywistej obecnej sytuacyi pc
litycznej, zabrai CLOS pos. Skar-
bek i wsrod entuzyazmu tysiecy
zgromadzonych wyrazil uznanie
Komitetowi Narodowemu Pol
skiemu w Paryzu. Jeden z nastep-
nych mowcow aklamowai goraco
na Geese gen. Hallera, Wodza Ma
czelnego Wojsk Polskich pc stro-
ME Koalicyi i pos. Zamorskiego,
kt6ry, bedac uwieziony ma froncie
wioskim, znajduje sic obecnie W
Rzymie i pracuje ola sprawy pol
skiej. Prey kohcu swojej mowy
m6wca zaproponowai, ably utica
5go Listopada, nazwana tax ma
pamiatke aktu Pahstw Central
nych o niepodlegiosci Krolestwa
Polskiego, zostaia przechrzczona
i nosi}a odtad nazwe Prezydenta
Wilsona. G}oSne okrzyki i oklask:
zgromadzonych zaakceptowaiy
jednoglosnie te propozycye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-26
Odpowiedz Polska
Solfowi.

Niemiecki minister spraw "a
granicznych. DIR. Solf. w czasie
swej mowy, wygioszonej dn. %
pazdziernika w parlamencie, O.
rawiai sprawe polska. Z Gala chy-
troScia i przewrotnoScia krzyzac-
Ia dowodzil on lie ma p~odstawie
programu prezydenta Wilsona -
Gdansk. jake miasto posiadajace
% procent Polakow, zostanie w
posiadaniu niemieckiem." Nv
zadnym ustepie~ programu ME jest
powiedzianem, zeby niewatpliwie
o ludnoSci niemieckiej czeSci Pol
ski miaiy bye przydzielone do
Polski" - mowi. DIR. Solf.
w parlamencie, Solf, sekretarz
stanu do spraw zagranicznych,
wyglosn orzeczenie przeciwne
wszelkiemu przyiaczeniu zaboru
pruskiego do Panstwa P~olskiego.
Wedlug twierdzen Sofia, to daze-
ME Polakow ME jest ~zupelnie "a
znaczone w 13tym punkcie pro-
gramu PREF. Wilsona. Ale OTTO sta
tystyka oficyalna pruska szkoi
poczatkowych, mniej hub wiecej
tendencyjna, dale nastepujace
dane: w Poznanskiem, ma AZ dy-
strykty, SO So zamieszkane w zu-
pelnej wiekszoSci przez Polakow,
" 3 innych dystryktach stanowi
oni troche mniej niz Poiowe ich
mieszkanc6w. w Prusach Wscho
dnich - wyfaczywszy 3 dystryk-
~, znajdujace sic W czeSci najwif
eel wysunietej ma wschod, prawi'
zupeinie niemieckie, ktore. sic
znajduja ma zewnatrz terenu,
gdzie toczy sic walka polsko-nie-
miecka - ma % dystryktow IA
rraja wiekszoSc liczebna Pola--
E6w i 4 maja 40 do so proc. Pola-
k6w. w regency Olsztyhskiej
Prus Wschodnich, ma 10 dystryk-
tow statystyka wykazuje s z pre-
wazajaca ludnoScia polska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-26
WstrzymujeSw ierzbEgzem

Bee wzgledu ma to, lie ray bezskutecz-
ME probowales, mozesz w~strzymac swierz-
bienie, palenie egzemy przez uzycie trochs
zemo, Etorego d~ostaniesz W kazdej apiece
"a SSt, Ekstra duza butelka, $500.
Colo sic zaczyna jsk tylko zemo PrZylozye.
w kr6tkim czasie zazwyczaj wszelkie slady
egzemy, liszaj6w, wysypG, pryszczow,
wagr6w i podobnych chorob skornych
zostanS uSuniete. -.
Ma oczyszczenie sk6ry | uczynienie ,je1
zdrova. uzywae zawsze zemo, przenlka-
lacy, antyseptyczny Ptyn; Me Jest to
zawiodfy, Jest to jeden srodek godny. Ia
ufania ma przypadlosci sk6ry wszelkiego
TodZaju.
The e. w. Rose Co. Cleveland. o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-26

niez w w~iekszosci wszechniemcy.
Z tego punktu widzenia nj
MONA sobie wyobrazic jak wiel-
kie znaczenie bedzie mia} zwrot
ziem zaanektowanych Francy!,
Polsce i Danii. lynn. sposobem
wiasnie zywiol niemiecki znaj-
die sic W obrebie swych granic
naturalnych, a Prusy ME beda
iodine wywolac znowu wojny
wszechswiatowej.
(Biuro Prasowe K. N. P.
w Paryzu.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-26

To samo zauwazono ma Cor
nym Slasku, IS ma 26, w jednym
ponadto zauwazono, re liczba Pc
lakow wynosi so proc. caioSci.
w sumie. w calym zaborze pru
skim, ma 1O dystryktow, jak sa,
ma ~statystyka pruska ubolewa,
re wiekszoSG p~rzedstawia element
polski w 70, i prawie rowniez
mieszkahc6w polskich i niemiec-
k;ch W 8. w SO dystryktach lud,
nose polska jest powyzej 80 proc.
w II innych jest ona wiekszoScia
o 80 proc. Otto wlaSnie, co ME da-
je zadnych watpliwoSci, re kraj
ten ,,niezaprzeczenie polski" / co
pozwala zastosowac don program
PREF. Wilsona.
Prawdziwem jest, re Teutoni
i nastepnie Prusacy zdazyli zger-
manizowac ujScie Wisly. Ale mia
sto Gdansk w czasie Rzeczypos--
politej Polskiej czulo sic z punktu
widzenia politycznego zupelnie
polskiem. Tylko pc drugim roz-
biorze Gdansk by1 zaanektowany
do Prus, jego mieszkahcy Prote-
stowali, chociaz bezskutecznie, z
bronia w reku przeciwko VOL
skiem niemieckim. Gdansk jest
portem Wisiy, a Vista w caiym
swoim biegu, Cd zrodel az do III
Scia jest rzeka polska. MiaSto
Gdansk zbiedniaio wskutek upad
ku Polski: ma poczatku XVII
wieku jego wywoz roczny zboza
obliczano ma 289,20O ton, gdy
tymczasem w czasie cd 1880
1900. ME przewyzszai 10O,S1S ton
ia rok. Z innej znowu strony,
Polska ME moze istniec jake pan
stwo niepodlegle bez Gdanska
ktory jest jej jedynym portem dc
mora. Bee tego portu Polska be-
die zawsze zalezna cd Niemiec
to co oni oczywiScie sobie Tycza
;Lecz ~zupeInie jest innym intere:
Koalicyi. Ola Mich Polska Powin
ma stanowic shiny muir przeciv
zalewowi niemieckiemu. Azeb,
osiagnac ten eel, Polska powinn;
z jednej strony mice prowincy'
polskie zaboru pruskiego i z dru
giej strony SciSle powinna by
zwiazana z Panstwem Czecho
Slowackiem, zupelnie niepodle-
glenn. z Rumunia powiekszona
narodami po1udniowo = s}owian-
skimi, rowniez niepodleglymi.
Jest to TAXA sama niezbednos-
c;a, jak Niemcy austryaccy ciag
ra "a Niemcami. Koalicya, co les
prawdziwe, i'm moze to przyspie
szyc. Ale PREDICT czy poznie
Niemcy austryaccy polacza sic
imperyum niemieckiem, gdyz tt
lsa Niemcy tel samej krwi i row