The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-23
erRnANy's srASp,Ns a9uS.
tA~ Necessity zee 10. Wstsssts.
ess~ Asssh~v " ss WITH
sNeaas- ta.stsaets.

II ~ FWN|AHf y NNMFa
10 cSufsN ~ 10 sh,~kisg ~ 49, he
nAit,nsl ma.clv, A. n ~efN engaged
nvt la grpiusiag ~rAlth. hut IN e.isns
u uP u 10 s~ae-rkiug t,~N that thsse
tbltso mcn. wha afr al-sys s'su~i
art drilled Afme~i q tbeiF teeth And
duiie,i untn death Alna,si have sis,ag
>uy'u nioto l~hisa thew. nshle D.
scf,icv any dsy. AMI must ~ wh,sn afv
actuaiy eNilrd swAs esvts war ifvta
houus and sutk i~f 80 ot eight ~utks
ml.,tAr dnll end dut, lis ,htskine
Ia AmsucNns At lest that oVrf Ill thr
rsneus. bGsuuss NJ ths armN. fartA
mcGt sh1uid have ~ csrttvl 90 rasuog
wbNictvr Dor this - thc eass III yfcs
cut anil iuf V,niu NSsfs - rsuv L.
trub hsmafyAtAn tashioa ibc G,tman
Parliament had Is mAkc thy artnt AZ
| vrupfiatiops ant o. thu uuuisF e
mcn ssiaNllh in sfuss at rNvt t.slts'
Zoe thr torn ~ Too wars a.A uuNl u,af
lottu tNyit,s Is has na r.uirr3 osrt Ne
whatever Al 'tis " ta.L b. a"utt
[ The worst, hvwg,cf. l. that this s,il
was ls ACTUALLY rcsvssarN Al nrst 1
va - ~. opposite ,piu,.u | only
sNs the ,Ntl uui its uc,essit, hot ]
I ~ trauk t. c,hlsss that mN optn,oh
-hAs been completely cbaog,si a.
hooked deeper tuio the .ubjoye and
I oou,yrsch stth bath Uofnans sni
/ lrchthmc0 II i~ ~vvttRlnIN a gvmAfN
ablr tact that ! sAnnot rruemiat a
singh, pcr-"u Il either ~aaticpalitN Sir,
did not clearly attn ate ~ eNprvss =
belief iu the utter inv,tlsuiliN ~ At.
other war uoisccn ftanc~ ADD ,ier.
many. TIT, dreadful thought - rfmt,
Impressed up1n the mind II bath ns
tiuns Women even st~.ak ui ID A. n
matter VI course Chilhrru srr brought
W. ~ "
Thew can never he lNs,iug peace he
tween These two nations ~ long -
| Lorraine. part II which " rvslly
frabsc. belongs "a Ucrmanl -
long ~ every child In France j. taught
Ia believe every German al onouN ~
long n every German iscnu,ihcvd that
nothing can save his country. hi. Ia.
ubna! Independence. nav. his house and
home and honor from the danger ~
French invaders, whose accountable
conduct under the first Napo.con "
still fresh In tho mind II the present
population. except absolute power Ia
prevent " hy iorcc, ~ long a. France
continues hcr military preparations up.
un III" present great sralc, rs long a.
those preparations al have absolutely
No other ultimate ohIcc, than another
and fat more desperate struggle With
Germany, This may not Oocut Tor
wears. hut II u. liable Ia u'rnf u daS
80 bismarck thinks u necessary Ia be
prepared for u. seems Ia bs the t,ct
man theory Aud so that great nation
enjoys n poac" which. practically. isno
peace. but only preparation fnr anuth.
or struggle Like glAiistnrs 90 prize
lighters, both Gctmsny aud France are
In training for the nc,, match It 10 ~
ridiculous Ia call the present sist" ~
Germany n real peace NJ u would he
Ia call Tia. present the sever, and try.
ing work ~ training n number II the
ring pleasures. II ~ hut y pause. not
peace. A. n very Intelligent, German
~ distinguished position Ia the Liberal
party told me Nv" Cauno, look
across our border without seeing our
bad ncigbbot fast rccupcrn,ipg and
gathering strength without hearing y
thousand murmurs ~ vengeance, with.
out b%cholding great sacrifices cheer
fully borne by the French people IN
rcorgsn,Iing their army UPON a grand
scale, ~ithoU, thinking ~ former In
yssions when French victory meant, a.
w. not only n loss ~ national indrp"nd.
cnco aud honor but dire distress,
despoliation ~ homes, the ruin 81
our homes. the ruin uf our business,
violence Ia our siyc. The only way
a. nFnf.gt nursaiN.s ia IA lpfg, Ia
reduce u military strength would b.
to invite another French invasioa. The
only way even la postpone this fpl
years l. by our prr.eht fcar-inspinnp
gigantic military establishment IL u
an absolute necessity Tor present peace
~ well as future wsr.