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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21

Die am a6snb bonn britI6en
5duptquartier IN Grantrei9 srlaHens
Setanntmadung lautet tpie folst:
nnniers Sruppen grifien an Wlors
gen 0itli3 bon Ypern on elmer Jront
Don ungefdbr a9t MeiIen 3tpiI1en Der
YpernsGonines Giien6abn uno Der
Ypsrn Staben giisnbabn an. llns
iere SruppeH ndren erTolgrsi3 unb
mir boben Poiitioneu bon betrdhtIis
der miIiiGriiHer Mi9tigtsit gsnoms
men. Der Geinb srliit i9pers gsrs
LUTTE.
Sn benz 8eri6t beibt es fpsiter, bob
Sruppen bonn Horben Gnglanbs uno
QuIfralier bic beutidsn 2initn i'm
Centrum Bis gu elmer 5iefe DON siner
Meils burabrodsn unb ale ibre 3iele
erreidt bGtten, barunter SanbaI,
@slbbod unb ben psFtli9su 9heil bss
pplpgou Mnlbes. Shelter n6rbli9
tDurbs 3sSeutoie ssnnumen uRb es
tpurben Elm panr 0dhiiBs erbeutet.
Sn bem geri9t 5eibt .s psiisr,
bab BIB gum 2L6snb 1000 beutf5c Sc
fanS.ne einssb.a4t ipcr6en itien.
Rur artiIleriesefe@ts an
Der frana6fif8sH
Gront.
paris, 20. Sept. Der am Sons
neritag Wittas psr0ffentli4te offis
5iel!s fran50iii.bs gsri4t lauist ME
folst:
.9lbseieben ben GROCER a.tiDitdt Der
artiIlsrie iiibIib BON Der DIE, in Der
9essno bon gorniLlst unb ON 9o9,
berg in Der Champagne, iotpis auf beis
ben Seiten Der Wlaas Fat f4 ni9ts
Wihtiges ereignst.
Sic am 2t6eno bonn &rtsgsminiii.s
rum erlaNeRe ipsitere getanntma.
dung lautst ipie foIgt:
Rad Dorbsrsesangensm beftigem
gOmbdrbeHent eriffsn bic Ssuti9su
unisre gDiitiOuen iiib0fIi4 pom Gernp
an. Der 9nsriff brad aber unter uns
Term Geuer 5uIammen uuo Der 5etno
mar ni1t i'm StanDe, bis an uniere
2inisn bsran5utommeu.
,Oeftlidsr arisssidnuptas, 10.
Sept. 4n perf9isbensn puntisu an
Der 6ront bn6sn artilIsrisssie9te
Itlttgefunben, rnmentlidb IN Der Ges
gsno bon WQnaitir unb psfIi1 bonn
S9riba See.
RufIii4e arisssna4rt&'
ten.
ct. petersbura 20. Sept.
gine am SonHeritag BON Griessminis
Itsrium erIoiIene ge!anRtma9unS laIs
tel iuis fOlst:
.Sn Der Rigo,r Gesenb unternubm
Der 5tinb 1itlid pon 2smburs sineH
WOrItob. Der Jtinb ipurbs nit sinsm
tiibneH gssenangriff isitsns Der ests
ten. bic in pirfiamer WeiIs BON uns
ierer 4rtiIlerie nrierItiiBt purosn. NIT
Ihluersn 0erluiien 5uriidsei9lagtu.
gn ben anbsrsn SbsiIsn Der Jroni
fnuOen 2IrtiaeritsefeAts itatt.
.llnIere 2lpiniiter bsIegten in err
fuIsrsiGsr Wsiis IN Der gesenb bon
pobresgn, am n0rblifsn llitr bes
Raroc5 SEES feinDlide RnsoSins nit
9ombsn. JeinbIide Slisssr bas.ssn
bombnrbirten be Gilenbnbn Statios
nsn bon Dubno unD RnbsipiIou.
yRumdHiide GrcHt: Sn Der @tssnb
bon Dina mahis Der 6einb am
Dienifag @sgsnansrifFs unb sr spdug
bic RumGnsn. 4loiitiousn fuiebsr aufs
,useben. bic lie an soss bOrbtr sss
nOmmsn botten. GiibIi9 BON Grosshti
ndbmsn bic Rum6nsn 5lpsi Sffisisrs
unb 33 Mann esfunssn. I'm Usiiipo4
sreignsts ii9 niGts Widtisss an biss
fer Eront.
Rautafii4t Grrnt: .SsHli4 Bon
.@au tastsE aajsss xtaR1sa sinsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21

9anpf nit elmer gnn6. bon 2urb.n
5u befeben. Sn ben Bergen lie9t Der
Sdnee an manaeH StellsH bier Jub
bod. Sn Der iiioipeitli4 bon SaItit
unb iiio0fIi5 ron gr5ingan gslegsneu
SesenO Diitbet elm Sane.iturm.
Rom, 20. Sept. - 0b an Son'
tag bonn &riessmiriIterium erlaRen.
YetanntmaAuug iiber bic ereigniii'
auf Dem ariegsf9auplab. lautet turl
tpie fcIgt:
I'm Der son5en Gront berri9te NH
Iebr mGbtse attiDitdt. Didiises gal
iid ni1t ereianet."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21
9oadnoifd5e GGiffSeigen-
tbiimer
9efiir4ten bab tire TN
Rem gort.r Safsn lie
genbeu Sampfsr BON
ben Der. StaateR
bsfaIagnaAmtpsr
0su fnnnten.

ben DeL Staatsn
bsfdIaguabmtpsp
ben t5nnten
Rotterbam, 20. Sept. Sn
S9iffabrtstreiien lpurbs am Don,
usrfag bi. grtlarung a6sese6en, baB
bic Gigent5iimsr aIlsr i'm Safsn bon
Rsiu gort lisssnben bOadubif6eu
SatfTs &nufsangebots sr5aItsn bu6eH
unb bic gig.nttiimer bic boaduofte
Rssieruns I'm Ratb srIuft 6dttsn.
Die lsbtere babe borauf gsauttportst,
bdb bic S6iffe inter tsinsu llmitdHs
ben bertauft psrbeu biirften, uiht nur
neil ioltes inter ben boldnbiIhen
Saiffobrtssefsbeu nerbotsn III, ions
bern neil bic boaGnbii9e Resi.rung
bi. S6iff. fir bic Serbeifadffuug
Don Rabrunasmittsln rsquirirt babe.
Die bollGnbii9sn S6iffseis.ntbis
mer Iinb b,tr.Ifs Der arsii9ten b6ait
psTimiitiid seitimut. sic bsfiir4ten,
oab bic nmeriioniI6e Rssierung bic
Saiffe inter einem altsn Seeseieb fiir
bic 0dtisr Se5 Eri.gss tonfis5iren
t5nne. Inter SieIem Sssre9t t6nnsn
Gambler, iusnn bic ariessnotbpenDig'
tsit ss gs5istet, S6ifi. ssgsa geborig:
gntibdbisuns requirirsn.
QBaIhinaton. O.G., 20. Sept.
Bon ResierunssbsaHIten fpurbs am
Dpnnsritag aRseseitei, baB boIldns
biIde unD anbers neutrale Sdiffe. Sis
ipegen Der sur9i Dor llnteritebOoisu
unb aus aneeren Griinb.n uHbenubt
in GneritaniTbsn 9disn Itsecn, l.6t
requtrirt iperoen tpiiroen, tpie oies tua
gefpiHsr Settle nnsebeutet iporbtn 1T.
Gs fpurbe ertIdrt, odB bic Wer. Stnu'
TN s,nug tonnage fir ben uuseus
blidIi6engsbnrf beiBsu. uHb psnn bic
GAIT TONNE, bab mebr Sdiife iiir Den
1ranspori Don ylabrunssmit,eln une
arisgsmatsriul nOSbis isien, cine I'm
Sdbl Der friiberen beiitI1er S6iffe
uAo g6iffe, bic bon Der @ssisruHe
auf ben Derften reauirrt lpurben. oI'
fir bertit fem ipiirbai.
au9 bat bic Regierung sur 3eit
feine Gut, Ober 8eronlaiiuns. bic ReMs
trdlen 9Gnber su irritiren, tu,e bana
bic 9sfBrertiiuns bon Sd,Ffsn gs'
iteben piirbs, bic fis ipdttr ilir ibren
eioeneu 9ebdrf n1tbio bd6eu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21
SobssFraft fir sas Gb.
retben elmer amertias
nif9sR Slugge.

gl Gentro 9al., 20. 5spt. =
Der Ueilitdrs9 s9ouoernsur bes nDrrli'
den 0iftritts bon RiebertaIiiurnien.
Sberit efebon 6autu bat bic Gri9ics
bura zines WeriiaHsrs bon MsIicali.
Sctocio 6lorss. anseorbnet, neil 'r
am Samiias BON bem automobil ron
Ben SulIe bie umsritaEti9e Giasse
bspabgsssasa SatR
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21

0ie ppltaei bef6iBt bic GeutIhe
9ant, ben 9eutI den &lu6 anO oie
OeutT4en @ei6aftsbGuier.
u1iiiIen reIigntren.
gtttsburg &anius, 20. Sept.
SnItruttoren in Der itaatli4en glOr'
maIT4uls fiir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1i6te, neI4s nit 9eutidlanO, beuts
icber g6ilpIopbie unb rAultur" Ipms
pat9iiiren, purOen am DOnnerItag
ron bem grGIibenten Oeg SnTtituts,
IS. u. granbeuburg, aufgeFOrOert, 81
reIidniren
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21

pinsns fei, in ts6sreinFtmmung NIT
ben Biini6en Trautrei6s, 100000
Rann 5ruppen na4 sJrantrei4 gu
f6iden, pOrarsssisst, bub bic gntents'
md9ts tbrs 3uftimmuns Saau gebsn.
Die Der. Stnaten finb eriu9t tDors
ben, China In bsrielben Deifs. ipis
iie bie gntsrtemd9te unterfiisen, bos
GsIb sa lisfern, I'm bic SruPpsn aus'
riiften Su tOnnel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21
Gbina iuia 100000
Nysann iah Tranireid)
f@i6ea
Denn bftger. staotsubas
@tIS fir bi. aus.
riifunh bsr Srups
pen Iitftrn.

Betting. Snmitns. Is. gspism.
Ser. Cgsripdtet.) Sn Regisrunssirsis
ZEN rurse rpdbrsno bes 2asss anees
ilasial sss aas AiHsBias aasiHst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21
3ur6 sSener SeriDrt
@urbe bic Qlnlnge Der @tlantic Gans
ming 60. in Wilmington, Del.

8ilmiugtou, Del, 20. Sept.
Gie 2lnlage Der 2ltlantic @anniug
Gompunp in 8tibo5ptb, Del, @igens
Rum DIN 8ouperneur 9ctpuIenb uno
@omuno MIit8eG Dpn Bilmington,
rurbe am Sonuerftag fammt benz
or6bten S6eile Der eingemaHteu
sfrudt unb bes RpbsMateriaIs etnges
GI6ert. Der 8erluft be5tfftrt it4 duf
ron $3.50, ,000-$200,0O0. 0a tHuers
balb Der Iestsr bret Wo6eu bereits
stpei erfolgIoIs @erfu6e. Die anlags
al serit0ren, gsnabt tporbeu pareu,
glaubt man, baB es fi4 Inn grdnbs
ftiftung bdnbeIt, bn bic 9efelfhdft
einen Regierunsstpntraft ausfiibrte.
RebpGuttouGre Rtefen'
garabe in Obeffa.
Obeffa, gaubranb, 10. Sept. -
Sn SDeFa fanb en- MtttpO3 unter
ben QuTpisSen bes Ratbes Der Grbet'
terz unb Splboten40elegoten cine
gfieferporabe Der Rebolutiondre itatt.
GpIboteu un6 grfsiter trugen Sana
ner, pel6e auFTfrtften pie r2aHg
lebe bic probiortf6e Reqierrlr9l"
.g1teber nit 9orniIpff!" - r2ang
le6e bic benpirattI4e Republit!" aTT'
irieTen.
! 81 merttdner tn Der ano q Ole
16en gerInfItIte.
Sttopa, Ont, 20. Septerrber.
Scn ber am Wlitttuoh peroffentlItte'r
fauaoti6en gerInItliIte beiinben Fida
Ire gearteu foIgenber gl;neritmer:
sS,ru Gnrlpfe oetoGtet: B. $. @rc-
q IN, 9ortioc, Rid.; eeftorben: s.
=, GsfIion. Rortbcotl WtirlL, rno
2eidrart s. 8. MecSorlane, Sor
gSrmtcisco, Cal; oerrsulbet, 8. 2ait,
Sretrtor. g. s.
Qmertfaner Spfer etues
Eou6boot. angrtfts,
sonbon 20 gepterntcr. Sorrp
S1t1r BON BtiIooeIphia, elm ouerta'
mid,er 94iIrger, rpuroe in Gtude gc-
r.Ilen, als ein Eorpeoo, ons bon eireut
oe1tfdsn Suiitboote o6cefenert pltr.
sc, Elm britiid,eS G6iff troi. @ieidr
se.tig tplrocn al1 5lDei britiite lla'
rtkoncrt eetootet.
g S9iffbridiSe gerettet.
Gin atIdntif6er Safeu,
20. September. Sin bier etngetrpffes
ner italfeniI9er 9ampfer beriAtet, am
8. Septsuber ouf bpber See flint
Rmn bon benz portugieTIden S4oa
ner vllnDina~ aufgenommeR gu 9obeu.
Der auf Der Sdhrt BON sinem oafeR
an @olf, nit 99iuefel uno anoereu
groouften an 8oro, na3 europa
nGRre1lb eineS Ortans unterstns.
GJpIpfiOu in etner gtunts
ttousfobrit au &Oln
2pnbou, 20. eSpt. - Sei ber
Grpluftpn elmer UtuMtionsfabrtt IN
3ian ipurben "a perfonen geioofst
uno "a berIsst, tpie Der Central gaetos
! o,as allHti<rS0m tslsgrap3ist ntIA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21
iuirb es nermeiSem beitimmte
geitdnSmiiie at mta1em
Oa eS Be(gien fur Gin 5u mi6tigeS piano I'D
TIN, es sm friib5eitig berams5msebem.

@ran4a
Sh6e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21

bic Gngdnber 2OO0 gfangns ssma gter b an Der fran'
naIs ansrif Der Gran5Oisn init peru geuf fir bs abslas
pffrcnte bat f9 nis @istt ersns SbF onso boz
5sfaut gbna nil 100000 Taun Eruppeu nod antrsi i4dn
gH bic er Saatn bas o fir bic ausrafung Der Sppn 9sr'
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gSetterberi9t.

SIR Obio: Gtri4resen ON
Treitas, fiiblsr I'm n0rbIi6eu S5siI.
am SdmIiag f46nes Metter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21
Sn Tlanbern

SR cine isbr heftise SdIadt nSrbli4
BON 2anssmard i'm SaHge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21
alm @rabe feiner sran
QIs bsrsn anss6liaer mf5rber btr'
bdfiet.

gpfebo, g., 20. Sept. GrsberiG
2s6mann, psl9er am Usittipoa abens
am Srabe Istnsr Grau, fiinfaebn yiei'
len DTtli3 BON 5ieier 6tobt, peradftei
porben mar, ptrb am Greitag
einem ssrieoensrittsr m Wauieon ours
gefiibrt perbeR. Gr in bss Nprbss IN,
erftsn grcSe anaetlast. 9Ddbrsno Der
geeroigung DON Srau 2e9mdnH ipur'
be unter Der Molteret auf 2ehmailn 8
farm elm &e5olpsr aufgefuneen, nit
6em,. tpis bic geaulteu ertldrsn, bic
5rau erI6pii.n unb 2ebmam am
Iint.n Urn uno 8in lei9t psrUurnet
iporben mar.
63erdbe aIs bsi Der Besrbisung bie
.riten grbIhoqtn auf ben Sorg Der
syrnu fielen, tpurbs aebulann bonn
Sbsriif pon Sulton Gountp perhaftet
unD IN einsm @utomo6il na1 Daaleon
sebraft.
Sros einss I6rfn Sreu5osrb6rs.
bas Der Coroner 3. 8. 8ibop nit
ibm pornabm. beitanb 2sbmaur Sa'
rauf. boB am Uluntns am Ipiter
al6eno. as sr aus BEN 5auie trat,
Srei R1f6er auf i'm ihcifsn uub snn
Isiue f5rau i'm 9stt srmorbcbr.
Die sbecrie Der gsanten III bic,
SoB 9e6mann. Der fir ben Rilttdr'
bienit geSog.n, aber nod ni4t strbe'
rufen ipurbe, .iferiiiftig mar uno iif
iiber bds pordusfttIi4e etIeinieh
isinsr iungen 5rau auf Der Jarm 9s'
baHten mnhte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21
Ser grie9ii4s Genera
BnpuIos Oerhaftet.

atben. 19. sept, General Papus
fog, Der ben srie4ii4.n SOIbatsn i'm
l.btsn DECEMBER in atbtn bsfObIen
bate, cuT bic brttiiaen unb fruu36iis
I6sn SoIbatsn gu idisben, if in Riis
iOluns5i Derbaftst Dorben. Die Re,
gi.runs biIt Jpn fir sinen sefd5rIi4en
8edttion1r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-21
SIT at Ser britii6em ssront 1T sS4an'
0erlt tt1t 0ange.
5c(Omar(6a(( 9aig 6eri6tef 0ab Ole Briten
I'm eer See cine Wseile tuett TT Die oentem stemmse
einsebrmmgem ieiem
Berlin dassssn bi6 n dap die SNIaNt init sroB Bsftsksit
bin and Der kbe.

Ginem britiiden 8eridt sufOIg. fab
s0iifden Gront, Durbeu aber
gen. - 9ln ben iibriseH Ram
ben bic Sample DoIIftanbig ab
Wis GpaHtrsi9 Derlapst bat,
geben,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-19

word 'disregarding' For, of course, Senator
La Toilette and the other pacifsts did not
disregard, but regarded the warning; re-
garded it with keen delight and saw in it a
splendid opportunity. When Mr.. Seibold
wrote the word 'dsregarding' the phrase
really in his mind was something like this:
Selling with Joy the state of affairs dis
closed by the warming or Welcoming the
opportunity 70 strike blow at this govern
ment which was suggested by the warning
"The mission returns from Russia warn
ing this country of the great disaster which
is imminent if the peace agitators continue
their labors and instantly the agtators re-
double them. Right on the heels of the
warning Senator La Toilette introduces his
resolution proposing that the world submit
to Germany and that France and Belgium
shall contribute money to make good the
damage done in their countries by the Ger
man army. The plan TO start peace party
next month takes on new vigor, and it is
announced that pacfst candidates will be
placed in the field in local elections. These
demonstrations are not originated in mat
tentioa to the warning brought home from
Russia; they arc the result Of that warning.
They are undertaken in order that the dis
aster of which the Root mission warns the
may come about.
"That disaster is the withdrawal of Rus
STA from the war"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-19

"The Springfield Republican" says, re-
ferring to Mr.. Henderson's arguments in
favor of attending the Stockholm con-
ference
"Their weight comes from the fact that
from his dual capacity as labor representa-
tive and member of the British War Council
or inner Cabinet he had peculiar opportuni-
ties to learn the state Of feeling in Russia IN
regard to the proposed international meeting
and not improbably he measures more accu-
rately than British conservatives the impor-
lance which the Russian government attaches
to the representation at Stockholm Of Rus
sia's allies"
On the other hand, "The Republican"
points out that the labor party dis
avows all desire to crush Germany, politi-
cally or economically, and Stands OPP
posed to all attempts to transform the
war into a war of conquest" 1t continues:
at is urged that by presenting the point Of
view Of the British Labor party it may be
possible not only TO reassure suspicious Rus
SLAMS upon such points, but also TO dissent
nate in Germany, through the medium of the
German delegates, facts in regard to the gen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-19

Peoples Council of New York Guy
racifst organization, is suspected o.
though Senator La Toilette asserted 'H''
the resolution originated solely Win r.'l.
self. However, his daughter, MISS fO''
La Toilette, is a member Of the organic
ton, and, moreover, the Council mas -
exerting itself in behalf Of deelaiA'..s
of peace terms along the lines aa'0'@'
by Senator La Toilette.
According to Louis P. Lochner' eHe'
tive secretary Of the Council, tna' w.
sent a delegation to Washington seVs.
days before Senator La FolletteS sPe'e
and the Senator received copy OF ie
luton on peace terms favored oy "
Council. Whether that resolution
fluenced the Senator or had anythlns
do with the introduction of his res0.', ~
Mr.. Lochner did not know. one Oh -
Lochner's assistants, however adm M,
that there was substantially no o'ns
ence" between the resolution on p
terms favored by the Council ana "'
troduced by Senator La Toilette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-19

"Mr. La Follette's resolution is no peace
resolution. The proposal il embodies is as
distinctly in the interest of Kaiserism as
any that could be written by the blood
stained hands Of the Kaiser himself. What
Mr.. La Toilette advocates is that Prussian
miltarism be granted a truce, the breathing
spell q so greatly desires for the purpose Of
strengthening It's grip upon Germany and Of
preparing 20 launch new war Of conquest
upon the world In order TO aid and abet
and fortfy Prussian miltarism in that pro-
gramme Mr.. La Toilette also proposes that
the American people shall join with other
nations In paying Germany an indemnity for
the crimes II has committed against Bel
gium and France and civilization
"That ponstrouS proposal puts the Anal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-19
,e binetSplttine Question: Shall Labor Talk Peace:

by the Council OF National Defene. Viii,
shall seek TO adjust all labor dispute. !.
establishments having contracts with the o.,
eminent. II is the purpose Of the eovs,,
ment TO insist in all future contracts upor -.
eight-hour day and liberal pay for overt;,..
work by the contractors, but nothing /. 80
in the councils statement Of its plans sbor,
the closed shop. Evidently il this issu, !.
forced on any scale, as it seems to hsy, ~.
in one case at least. the government viii !.
obliged to take position"
The strikes of carpenters on army a.,
Torment work, alleged to have bss,
caused by the employment Of non.un;o.
workers, involved $4,000 men. Union l..
Dor in some of the coal fields is ensa,.d
in another controversy over wages.
American seamen and their emplov.,,
have come to an agreement on wages ana
working conditions, for the period Of Ia
war, which, officials say, solves the p,S.
lem of obtaining enough men to oper,a
the merchant fleet now being built.
Writing on Labor and Capital N
War" THE Chicago Tribune" says:
capital and labor continue their necessary
struggle for terms OF existence upon the con.
dition CT normal life. The domestic srht
the one within the nation, demands TRANQUIL.
litv on the frontiers II the frontiers b.
threatened the domestic conflict continue,
at the hazard of all persons concerned.
"Moneyed interests which consult notions
of abnormal profits, and thereby make it dis.
cult for the nation to preserve itself, are
hurting their own good Labor interests
which take advantage Of emergency to crippl.
national enterprises are hurting their own
good. II the domestic conflict continues when
the domestic total Of good is threatened there
will be less to contend for, less that can Be
submitted to the adjudication of fair dealing
or fighting, less TO be gained, less to work for
and less to get.
Before we can struggle successfully for 4
fair distribution of what we have We must
preserve what We have.
"The attacks made By certain labor leaders
on officials of the United States Department
of Justice indicate a lack Of realization Of
these principles. 1t is alleged that beeau.
these officials interviewed 10 put an end 10
strikes they were therefore working in beha,
of the employers. But 1t is obvious that Ii.
purpose was not to fight labor, but to renoV,
causes Of disruption that might easily b.
fatal to our welfare in these critical times"
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is doing far more harm to the United States,
to the cause of democracy, to the ideals OF
his country than q million German soldiers
on the battle line can DO"
To which "The Times responds, in an
aside:
zone can imagine how Senator La Fol
lette's eyes glisten as he reads that. More
harm than a million German soldiers on the
battle line This is better than he dreamed"
1.-THE New York Sun" rejoices in the an
nouncement that La Follette's activities
and those of the Peoples Council are part
Of plan to create a new Peace Party, the
Platform of which shall oe peace at any
price and the immediate purpose the cleo
ton next year of a Congress pledged to
that policy of national pusillanimity."
Says The Sum-:
ave are not sure that this purpose should
not be commended. If the nation could get
all its bad eggs in one basket mighty
publication could be worked by burying the
basket. If all the big and little snakes of
pro-Germanism had but one neck decapita-
ton would be easy and effective. If we
could but get La Toilette and Stone, Gronna
and Vardaman into one organization, what
the people would do to that organization
can be guessed at the first try.
But name for the new La Toilette
Vardaman- Gronna organization? Why not
unite apt historical allusion with neat ref
erence to its presenr-day affiliations and a
recognition of its contemplate nature by
calling it the knights Of the Golden Pref
eel ?"
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has shown himself lacking in sense OF
honor" 1t asserts:
"He wanted the British labor men repre-
sented at Stockholm, and told the Cabinet So.
He told them, and probably believed, that the
Russian government was behind the move. IL
it once was, the change in government by
which Kerensky became virtual dictator and
associated non-Socalists with himself in
Office changed that state of affairs. Kerensky
so notified the British government. Hender-
son gave his colleagues to understand that
this had changed his own views, and that
when he went before the Labor Council to dis
cuss the matter he would discuss it with this
in mind. E.
"He deceived his colleagues in the Cabinet
and he deceived his constituents in the Labor
party.
"Of course, such man could not be per-
ratted TO remain in the Cabinet a moment
after his real nature was discovered"
"The New York World" seems to APP
prove the decision of the British to send
delegates to the conference and regrets
that there is SO radical organization in the
United States equally worthy to De repre-
sented there and to carry the message of
freedom. "The World" declares:
an spite of the controversies which have
risen in England over the question OF British
labor representation at the Stockholm con-
ference, the decision of the party seems to be
both wise and patriotic. It is evident from
the speeches that the vote in favor of repre-
sentation was Influenced in no small degree
by a desire to mold the Russian radicals in
line and make them understandable situation
that confronts all the free peoples. Acting
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yV7ould Have America Chip in
wv to Paw Germany

The appearance of the resolution, "The
New York Herald" notes, is rather inter-
esting, just at the time of the admission
of Lieutenant General Baron Freytag-
Loringhoves, chief of the supplementary
General Staff of the German army, of the
falsity Of the German pretence that the
violation of Belgian neutrality was due to
preparations by France to invade Ger
many:
That admission is made as part of Ger
many's military history. 1t adds nothing TO
world history, since the world long has
known the facts; but, taken in connection
with the admission in the Kaiser's letter TO
President Wilson, IL destroys the defence of
Germany advanced by German apologists
and German propagandists in this country.
leaving the invasion Of Belgium revealed as
Just what il was--a wanton attempt to
stamp out a small and weak nation on
strategic grounds
THAT act Mr.. La Follette's resolution, sub
mitted to the Senate Of the United States,
condones by inference if not in direct words
Instead of forcing Germany 70 pay--snd
pay through the nose'-for its invasion OF
Belgium and for the many unspeakable
crimes that were incident to and part OF
that great international crime, Mr. La Fol
lette would have the American people and the
peoples of the more immediate victims of
German frightfulness chip in and pay Ger
many's debt!
"Such a proposal is not only monstrous
in itself, but 1t contains in itself proof that