English Translation

Ma . - 18 - Nationals were in our front Czechs, Slovaks, Croats, Slovenians, Serbs, Ruthenes and Poland. On the Entente-enemy front were all Germans and Austrians, Irish, Indians and also Poland. The Polish brothers always put on two cards. They had representations and a grganization on the Entente-friendly front and a second organization on the entente- hostile front. It was already evident that now in America, although it is a neutral country, there will be a struggle between these two organizations. Germany and Ceterreich ensured that the organizations of Ireland, Indar and Poland were supported, and they provided them with all possible means to move the fight against the Allies accordingly; on the other hand, support was given to us by the Allied press and by the allied representatives. A struggle arose between the members of the warring states and those who sympathized with them. Among others, on a different front were the Irish, dia with the Germans in Amerike formed a large percentage of the population of the /ereinigton states, A considerable number of fihrers in the Amzrikan political parties of Irish or German origin, yes one can say that these two nationalities were represented in each ministry and in every important office. What a miracle that we were torn into the struggle when the Irish and German workers leaders issued a proclamation to the factory workers to leave the armaments work while the Allied forces were sending weapons from America to Europe, in those factories a lot of Czechs and Slovaks were busy, something had to be done, And since the National Union could not do so, a leaflet was issued, signed by the All-Slavic Federation. An All-Slavic Federation did not exist at all. This leaflet was distributed in several languages in 400,000 copies. I saved it in four languages. It reads: