Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-03-31 | Page 5 | Russians will Allow Poland Full Liberty

mm bill . Mom POLAND niyeffliY Three Separate Parts to Be Welded Together and an Independent State Formed. NEW GOVERNMENT LIBERAL IN VIEWS Dukhobortsi, Religious Exiles Ex-iles in Canada, May Re-Jjftf Re-Jjftf to Native Soil; Exiles Going Back. LONDON, Man-h 30, 12:06 p. m. The Russian government lias issued a proclamation to all Poles announcing lormully the government's wish that .Poland deoido for itsolf the form ot government it desires, says a Renter dispatch from PPtrograd. The government govern-ment takes it for granted that the decision de-cision will be for "a new independent Poland, formed of all the three now separate parts." The Poles are to determine de-termine the form of their government at, a constitutional assembly to be held at the capital of Poland on the basis of universal suffrage. COPENHAGEN, Thursday, March 29, via London, Marco Su, :30 a. m. Compulsory recruiting for the Polish army is evidently aboutw to be intro'-duced intro'-duced in the new kingdom of Poland instead of the voluntary system, which has so far produced only a few hundred hun-dred recruits. Two army corps were J'ixel as the minimum by Austro-Ger-uian calculations when the kingdom was established. According to Warsaw dispatches to the German papers, a sort of national convention, convoked by the. Polish council of state, has adopted a resolution resolu-tion calling for the organization of the Polish army on the lines on which the Polish legion was recruited by Austria in the early days of the war. As prominent prom-inent niembers of the council of state, including M. Lempicki, former deputy of th';?ssinii duma, have been advo-cali'the advo-cali'the plan for some time it is ex-fi,eA ex-fi,eA that the resolution will be acted upon.