Arizona republican., 1916-09-02
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the Editor of The Republican.

To the Editor of The Republican:
 Sir-Your able contemporary, the Gazette, in an apparent learned edi- torial in its issue of August 29. launched Bulgaria as the 'steenth power in the worlds conflict, it says now includes all nations of Europe ex- cept Spain, Norway. Sweden, Holland and Denmark, and with such entrance on the part of Rumania Ono, Bulgaria. peace cannot be long deferred; that the hordes of Russians Ono Wheat) will now be at the disposal of the long suf- fering allies, and Great Britain. France and Japan will equip her with all SUD- plies. l suppose they meant over the same route the wheat found outlet that it seems impossible for Greece to longer remain neutral, which of course don't mean that her neutrality has not been violated by the champion of Belgium, Ireland and other small and suffering nations and if the Gazette | don't believe it let it ask Patrick Pearse. James Connolly, Thomas Clarke and some others, if ever for tunate enough to grace their presence. The usual happened when the Ga zette gets out of it's sphere and scars in the realm of world events blund- ering, as when few weeks ago it held Luther up to ridicule as the cham pion of free thought and free speech, when Dr. Varney kindly passed the life line with which it were safely lowed to shore. It is not many months since the Gazette paid Villa, the bandit, much eulogy and saw such great pos abilities in store for him that the shade of Jesse James must have had some apprehension for his laurels. But l then the Gazette should not be cen- sured seriously on this account, for J Ham Lewis said a few days ago that the administration was at one time seriously considering the recognition of Villa as the Big Chief of Mexico Just what time he did not say, but we presume it was when he had reached the pinnacle of his power and after ht had desecrated the last altar, banishe6 the last clergyman or hung him, and with his soldiers violated the persor of the last religeuse.
 Though as long as the Gazette con fines itself to it's special leased wire local events, Hunt, Powers, Olney, e al. it cannot be criticised.
 Its reference to Bulgaria instead O. Rumania can possibly be ascribed [, some phenomenon. mental telepath' or the like, caused by the pressure O the Bulgarians on the wings of tn, allied armies in Greece.
 As to geography. Switzerland was a last accounts a nation in Europe ant well within Last heard from was als, neutral. But how the entrance o Bulgaria, or as it should have stated Rumania. will have the effect of turn ing loose Russian wheat, no schoolbo. familiar with his geography cal verstehe. and as for the supplies goin, to her from the allies, Great Britain France and Japan, presume they vii go in through that same mysteriou route the Gazette discovered.
 Its presumed fact that peace canno be now long deferred and that tn Central Powers will be soon brough to terms will be pleasing news to tn allies in this country and Europe am should be conveyed to the general staf of Britain as quickly as possible, sine they have been blindly groping in tn dark for the solution nigh on tw years. J. R.,
 R. F. D.
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 To The Editor:
 was one of a party of about thirt tavnavers that appeared before tn