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peace, tue taney . ———_ ave Iba ” ony se Amerkoun Inaaitetions,” wlace when e 1. Ab the beginning of August (co a umcatton from the Reich Gov.) © 2k, apninnt th] Jermans Im Poland | (rlvate baskres and ovtr sinss Mea r we BE Crete Senet ne ge aide nemo at Sat nervous aay ny HE erate laine i he American peaple have rn force ald Dale East teal fl nel ee ‘ eae een ee ne Ne pe eran ei, tae doo in 6 Sie cree iat eran | onw ot eben, te tlre | Moron poy neva OM SE ; Mists of Ptand in Dente nt] A tenance eamnate|mneet Umesh part of te 0 CT ning of eptember] Ie the Ratt ot the Reich con, | FHIM OWN MONEY. Veriy, th ; : «he Banals of the Free City, e000" | '9 the atatenent that re et ee easier ec rea brite} Sere tier to there prrvasiag | ho make the fms are apart be 4 the bag ment, the Pulver, os his answer hard (4 to the British Ambassador on the afternoon of August 26th, accepted TIRE te enien tne Pola Govern eee eens eer aret every ide those wae runtrol the Ie hivod | oot ening solerention af the Reich Gov~ a of & naten—MOMEY. ing ct prance, endtd 10 | dat al fg LL tt) go \ Minister tor Foreign ‘ernment 0 Danzig affsirs, whieh | OST y ~ net Hotes couched 1p, the fai fo va itaanerebmgirane | UE Err crt ye ony sith oe eine, al Soe a Sesereee therm ar wn set of 6° | abet potion reprmrmtsive vena MoU. ontharaw er trope from {ere Aili dobar belng hmoded over Mor. a Benala—an order which, in fact, had resto Tie Sheipercetiney powers so aug {Patiah teriory, And declared that eran en concen Se | Gn Avram Td rH Sep At ahaa tne °F | nis demand we oat comended, Oh bwitien customs IDSPeClOrs.| crigmberiain, the Beitieh Prime Min- ‘respective Governments would fulfil] Reich Government nounced that the Reich Gaveromant!reapeclve aa ee ae oar eroent on Et, CUBE under UM mpreaion of Tout immedatly draft propos for (tr wbliatine to Potond without rere vet announcements of “ibe itnyending| t ion to them ang. {iether detay. ~ Ker a spat rh tae Nas gry Pte eet 08 ye a to Po At soon toed ition of the | Dexween Germany and te USBR»| roe ene Britian Government before the (Aire replied to bot the Ammbamradors: ee ee Eccanany on |aent 8 Peeanal etter to Ue Fr%"| pian negotiator arvived {het Geemany geld nol necegt the Fount, foc the ponaequences of which| {lnm DY caprousnd on tee one, 1B. In the Course of August g0tn, | YE expremed W the noted that she: oad fr i onmat ee| Am determinaion of he BM Oe ceptor wi, Med alah Pane saponaie At toe abe in, the| COT ane ner | Biolbotontlary powern nat any cons | TH In andef tach the menace fenton of the Pollan. Government | OUESHONS 1p Peo een ae. | municetion from he Beiieh Govera-/ot war, which had come dangerously ar drasen to the fact that the main eethuare | ment about stepa undertaken by them ‘lous In conankuénee of these two|, nag VisabI€ Ie the rat iratance ‘Det tea, the Duce made & propoesl for Tenance st the economic measures| (mule 2 oe Ore voce and then} reached Bertin, x doped by Poland aysint Danzix| {> sive the German Polish problems| Ox the contrary, it was ou this 8? Srmistice ands subsequent son- fo Soi ore the Treg tye see tnagh mgotinorsariatng | ay tha ech Gevrnmeat |e Conte the Our, ‘ber export PORE ea eeeoent which should be iatar-| wore lnforrond of the ordering of |" Toten cont 4 ‘Te Pain Goverment waawened thie Svoresy guarantcd. ‘fe Funer,|_ © weeral Pulsh mobiaton ‘he mas sat te Tat In his ewpty of August 28r4 aet forth | Only a midnight did tke British| Serve go thie feopeaad, whit the NEW JERSEY | Be eee rman rata Antbaasadcr hand over & new inet oe vt ‘erlaia, He referred tn particular to, orandum which, however, falied to| the generous propokal unde by him! giclose any practical progress in the parewneey ‘tn tote wimechtt | starch of (ils year and slated hat] treatment of Polish-Gerroan questions CARL M. STRUGS | tre tase reports apreed by England) snd confined iteelt to a atatament that JEWELER. it that time regarding German) the Punrer's answer of the preceding. Georinc fmobllzation agatnat Poland, the| dey was to be communicated to the 1. CHMEN, GOLD med eauaily incorrect sasertions about! Polish Goverament. ann Germany's aggressive intentions) 7. qighough the non-appearince of wea, towards Hungery and Rumania and,| ye peta sekeunte bed wenetens he {condoms “under which te. Brion Government wore to be nfermed of eure repented Mier demand fora {e Taich Governanent' eoaceptlon ef withdrawal of the Orrman troops and, the bana on wc negotiations might Inthe vest of & refuel, decaced be poanibie. the ‘ine tmamndivar to DW at war with Gur formulated by the ‘were none many after this. time mit ba of the leas Communiatod and exphined | pired ‘The Brith Bearetiry of Btate In detat to Che Beuah Ambamador for Foreign Affaire wn Baytonb Ir fen Sie ons nol ERD when he submitted the abovemeo-/S9aH, at 11135 at, Galverad « nove Nr GC: one memorandum. ‘Tee fiaick Gov: so the German Change Adair fo MS BROAD STREET ‘clare that Germany woukt not 1et| cernent expected that 20W at any Lomon in wbidh be Inforsied hm 3 per tal Hehe by any methot ot ne| Hetipsa ad ase ‘that a atate of war edinted betersen ‘Aduns Dry Goods Store |ner say methods of I"-| peaipotentiary would be appointed. | the two counteiam ae from 14 % m1. on | 8. BROAD wed LIER {Umldaton wenataoerer Instead, the Polish Arabanaudar ta! Beptember Sed.” Preset, Quast wnd Bediente sicher: ‘wh aie tsnee Koniocanh 3. Although the hove-mentiontd ertin soade « verbal dactaretion tol Gn the eame 4Y, AE (L404 en. the! tere erent pert PED i vot Translation of a Sister in Poland to Af. > thar. Resident in the United States’ Wile yw Carte eae Fs ‘The letter below, trannlated froma the Polish, is ‘a true copy of, the writing of one aister in Poiend to another who le living In the United States, It prewuas- ‘ ably passed the British eengar became oo few oder ‘tan ‘TE tells of grucsoine atrocities, confirming : * official rey ‘of the wholesale massacre of German chuiflans before the Reich armies entered Poland and ‘The letter reads aa 390 neRUENLINE AEM: rity tase <A, coh ther eye aad tpogtms ont and rit Hintr none Of. Tho. punished ‘wots fawniy by allng toe? Banda nad tenors on table and ibelr feet (ox the done boards. They tied te kf all Germana bat they told ws Yhat Auge vou $25.00 outwirts clone Arbeit ip Reiger. rangen wed. Ausbemners ‘You and son Eras photos arere enctowed. (ar soe Reich da armen the alaaing. He wan ta Medina serwice Js tho ‘Peaks army. hree actin balers tho was started wee the leet tints wi VA great Tony esidiars came back. Perhaps be gat hilied ‘hd Poliah Sled Din, ai tee 486 to meany Goreoaua . They. (tg they on gravee Nature they Mifed them. . Dear Mater, 2 (Frekt dt mare. ‘The Pollah lated wane then 60,000 Germans, Brorete eittkrnenenn etter from the Brltlah Prime Minleter| use Reich Miniater for Forel Affalre| Reich Miniatar for Foreign Alaina ‘any more fromm Coma. = ” - "Adam BieckL. KigentUmer,% Auxutl 22nd, as well as spetces| on the afternoon of August 31st. to handed to che Mu Ambumador tn Dear stater and brotter-ln-taw, pou waite & dotier te Onatay Silesia. a ‘the effect that ‘Bertin a merooessihum from the Reich Why dowt you rite te mst It is © Jong tings Macs we have spat cme ae- *. THE PROGRAM OF | the Pollak Government ed boen | Cevemimeat in which the Baich re: ine at Ju ea c's tens oe woe fon ens aad ive | Andaraed in the preceding, night Sected the damasile expremsed by the rote Arve, ned Dare bee alee, ikeow nlare tare GERMAN AMEBICAN BUND bby the Mitte Government tha: | British Government t tke form of an ta alive pet. ae das usualy renewed a the Burs 1844 Natio Convention, [thar was a pansbalty of direct Torti niet ny Stl, with at win to yo, four aot, Brecnrindiw, fray de hed in. pacwphlet form tram the ad ehitdcan Plonne write to as moon and don't forget. 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