Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-10

nd IHolmc publicly known. toe
E tht Great BrstIHs sncirnlmu policy
+ wh.n naI been carried ODD without
che previous knowledge of parla-
mru' ana fhe sumption 81 nhIiga-
uons toward France which WAS
+ chained tu Russia had So bound fne
hands ~ 900 British cabinet fhNt
wh'n Russian mobilization wohain-
ef OBJ. war. Sir Edward Grey rasoh cd
ito Join I1 It whether willingly go re-
+ mctauuy offer no opinion The
Times newspaper uas th- fH-t tu ad-
mit thai BELGIUM was not Enpaud'-
motive for war; All tbe more pcr-
sistenth did England continue tu dee
+ n0uuef D. 90 tho neutral world as d
treaty breaking nation. lusunp Tor
power aud compelling the world to
submit Co ts miluarism which must
Ibo destroyed
say England T. lIspocfite.
Whoever pursucs "a policy OF ops
precision. such as the entente Is nov
/ pursuing toward Greece can uo lone-
cr play ihc hypoerite This wc shall
iropem before the world ls often as
England tries % hide her Tuf feath-
Ions behind cloud OF caumnt
"n 1n article on November l3 the
minister Gazette openly admitted
that ENGLAND had taken up arms
against Germany because that was
the only way % which German, could
Doe mastered The world knows now
at leas. the reason for which, 40 Eng
land command, This murder &c nae
tious continues
BcreuIng To- the military situation,
the chancellor said
I'm The cast our troops. with Tho
Austro-Hunearians. are occupying a
far advanced and well consolidated
defense The position ion Russia Is
ALWAYS ready for q further advance
ln the west it Is true The French ana
British. with the greatest defiance Of
death have squeezed in our front al
some points, ben the Eruption which
at all costs was to be- forced failed,
as all previous attempts had failed.
Italians Are Firmly Held.
"Thp Auaro-HunRarian defensive
positions against italy are firmly in
mct. ln Austrps heroic defense
against continual attacks. the ltal-|
Ians have been rcpused with gigantic
LOSSES ot life italy shoots Co ruin
peaceful towns whose dtlverancc she
made her task. This win hardly cons
peusatc her for military failures
I'm Belgium the economical situa-
ton is almost normal Industry ana
commerce have been rcnvgoratcd
money matters have been regulated;
the post railways and shipping roads
are in operations the production Of
coal is increasing ana reached In the
last quarter almost three and "a half
million tons Unemployment is be-
ing checked. but il is impossible toI
bring the labor market to lbs normal
state. because England IS strangling
Belgian industry by closing It's over
seas export
Conditions In Russia
I'm Poland, Litmna and Courland
we found terrible destruction caused
hy he Russians-a state of complete
devastation We created new police
ANA municipal laws and sanitary or
pauzauous Never in history whom
su man, millions are fighting I'm life
OF death struggle has go much peace
lul work been accomplished behind
the front
Economically we have sufficient
il rightly distributed ThisI
is a fundamental determinins factor.
The enemy for important foodstuffs
is paying higher prices than we
"From our military and economic /
situation our enemies conclude that (
We are near an immediate collapse /
and are begging for peace To Prince /
Won Buclow In switzerland Or Solf /
ll The Hague prince Macmillan of /
Baden, at Stockholm. and Cardinal /
Won Hartmann. al Rome. were at !
tributcd missions to mediate for peace +
They also said after our Serbian sue (
ccsscs that the German emperor was (
DING to Conslantnople in order to /
dictate terms of peace from there 7
There is not one word of truth in all
these legends. This nress campaign +
began when the entente policy In the :
li1lknNh tNifNttHtV Ab toHNHHt tlilN =
The enomy attempts 10 break through /
n The west failed
Relieves Success Sure.
j have tried 90 give clear descrip- /
lion Of the situation In the theaters OF .
The war Against the logic of facts
even our enemies can do nothing our /
calculation shows mo- flaw and there :
are no uncertain factors 20 shattcr our /
firm confidence II our enemies are /
not yet Inclined to Weld 10 facts they /
viii have to DO so later The Ger .
man people Is mistaken In its roH- (
Hcc upon it's strength which is nvin- .
chile II would be an insult TO try to T
make MS believe that we, strong from
victory and standing far out in the /
memys country, should be inferior in I
activity ana Internal moral [
power to our enemies who are still .
dreaming OF victory No. we shall not F
WELD 90 words We shall resolutely +
carry out the war which the enemy (
wanted. In order 90 complete what /
Germany future demands from u.s.
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