The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-10-22

II Peace Could Have Endure
Two Years More There Would
Have Been no Terrible
Struggle In Europe.

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WI u't~'sTsldhdiH& oet"teh HIr'l"l>
Ina .Ia ,l l.5 ana, by E' I,,@ OF Or. ''tS-
Bteurc, France. that these powers
would have been united on ID peace
basis which could not have been yio-
lated
"2lIt that would have meant failure
FOR many Of the plans and ambitions
of Russia and Russia saw her chance
70 p~reoipitatc war with Germany be
fore the civilized nations of Europe
were so banded together that her am
Billions would have been thwarted. 1t
was Russlu's policy to preripltnte war
and she ala "a, when the oppurtunlty
presented i~tReIf.'
Asked to tell the effect in case Ger
many lis defeated, Professor Richard
said.
But why such demonstrations
Why try to picture the imposslblo2
Germans defeat is impossible. In
England, France, Russia, Belgium
there arc carpers and critics. There
arc such citizens in All those countries
men OF high station-yho are not IN
accord with the Governmental policy.
But not in Germany. leave Cunsid-
GRAFTON Of armed strength alone FOR
the instant. II the highest ethical
Ideas and the value Of mankind raised
10 his highest capacity morally. ethi-
colly ana iutullectuallv is considered.
Germany cannot lost-no, not pos
Bib}y.
Kaiser Won't Surrender.
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80 AhtttN. Allti ~ J Jul At
rCca5, Na"t Sl LIN nc Wlltl lISt
40 J y i,' w" ~, 81 lie S'ntSai s''engul
w. = 'i,L.iS, ! 1e.S ~ hot y man,
M"I.'"u VI I,,lIu SHlI nov an EIass
u ~ ~, ~ apoi'sS'u- In lhe Latherlanu
~ .,e.auyT3 'iiIl 'leLe - lhe SllSht-
Ia%sr, A''sipa5' rnao 1eIllahy can
~ - SltIuahS CANNOT use,
- Am,'5'S VII loNef SURRENDER a 1901
nIich+ J" In, "l LILY hEeIS GERMAN
nl7i.' ~ NuteG ana YET Germany VIII
.Sr,,s $4,000.
neace Ana whe n'T'o snon m,'s e ~ IS aoI
man nation | sneak OF tbe German
people. But the war is mon us
forced upon us. never Thought II
possible that such a solidarity in q neo-
ple could exist These naonie see thot
their All is at stake, 1t does NOT mean
for them that the COMMUNICATION NAV
be defeated ANA tbgt Gcrnoanv shaiI
then proceed with nothins more main
Eul than a blackeped eve
But what is the llse cannot de-
scribe the German heart. War came.
There was no hesi+ating, No n,Iostinn
Ing OF the right or wrong: no bubble
about ethics. The German neonle ar-
rcptod a Challenge to mortal comha+
They win die-die eladlv-but never
will they be defeated. with sl1cb a
spirit 1t is impossible to lose.
"If such things MS +rntb ana sfncor-
!ty in a people EXIST, thar people cannot
be defeated. I recall the words of Won
Buelow-'We will win beca,1se we m,Ist
win'-and there YOU are.
IF Germany should be defeated
Horrible, impossible, unthinkable, The
march Of civilization win be halted and
is standards dragged in the mire OF
aark ages. If Germany does not win.
go on at q pace many times its past
speed-becaus1 then England must
prepare Tor wal with Russia.
Accuses Allies of LYING.
"Consider the official news which
has come out OF the Euronean % nitaIq
England. France and Russia have lied
consistentIv Rnt 7 daf,5 ~
prove that Germany has sent forth nm
true reports. It has come to q struggle
between the powers OF Ids and
the covers of truth.
Germany is NOT enpaeed IN n xrar
or conquest, GprfnaDy wantr 10 bn no
funded for her y~nend;t,re ~ INC
,lnwelcona war ana 1a1 dan1a,ds ,nau
not be small. -
81 believe they VII, dap,.nd oor+,t,
colonies for ]coaIing statimns Tbeu
win demand free tTo5e ma sa+t,a,,a :
Tor nybod and ever,,baSV Tbav Iii
demand freedom for ali onnresseG ,, anl
ple-Poland Einiand ma I,o1and -,
40 ,,nla A+1i NY iiSlaho hot
"In offIcia1 n-ttor,noes ~ ~ r,or
side we hear tbat cer5,, - !. ~ ~
snnihiiated. crushed tnrr : :, - " ~
brought Ia her Knees The, 80 AZ ma,r
tyiIi not and ,,nfii ~ - - 49, :
and "a ehorn tbat he y an,
rnenace ~ naocnN ~ tro n,aris $50
-
9cFniany loea OF Peacc,
threats against any Of her enemies.
aefltiAhg mas started 10 light and Will
continue 70 ight until sufficient
g~u4Tantee OF her own safety and of her
flsti To pursue her own fate is as