The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-28

tnpsl law and the morals OF tn,
wosid. What wi
1--WE be able TO use against Japan wher
her program has progressed to sach .
roint thai she is able TO plan 10 driv.
us out {: the Philippines. Hawaii an,
samoa. and even to come TO Mexico
II. And the Jsps will come. q,
sure as the sun rises in East aus
ssts in the West"
The responsibility for the war /,
placed at the door Of England nv IN,
"Detroiter Abendpost" In an edito.,
bal which says;
. "According 10 the universal opiEicr
LEI the people. Great Britain In exclns.
lively responsible for the war and
tile misery caused By IT,"
After c~ontending ,hat France dis.
trusts the English. the same editorial
observes that the English treat All
Inhabitants OF northern France unn,
for military service like slaves. and
don't even exempt women and chit
dren from their brutalItes."
I~nsinua;ing that the war Is Presi
cent Wilson's war, the "Dctroitcr
A~bendpost" says: "The period OF de-
lesion in the history OF the United
states probably cannot be ended be-
fore 1920" CObserve that this L.
when the term OF President Wilson
cnds. A subtle bit Of Prussian press
agencyl Also the allies motives afe
impugned; "a paper on the payroll %
England states s-entimentally that lin-
crty IL the only purpose the allies
fight for. And yet Great Britain is
1.-The country which has ~enchained. and
keeps in slavery. a considerable par.
OF the world"
That we are fighting mil,arism and
Q utooracy il thus corded by the
|"Abendpost'
Diplomacy and lies are Identical.
Read the speech our Ambassador
PAGE has made In the Guild Hall at
Plymouth. The man has mustere I
the impotence to way that we are
curing the world OF the deadly illness
OF militarism at the very time when
this same Illness IN being introduced
In our country. And America pre-
tends to represent democracy"
The British premier is thus char
acterized:
The national liberty OF England
&c menaced. lies Lloyd George. An
criminal politicians zeal shameiessly
with the patient word liberty"
The readers u the "Abendpost' are
told that the United States has no
cause to go TO war. On this subject,
the paper says:
SHOW US the pun pose for which
we are expected 20 fight and we will
participate with heart and soul ana all
have. Put what have we TO fight
fer? Certainly not for Engiandi
megalomania in this century"
The Observation-Disclosures Krle-
ger-zeitung." OF Cleveland. official or
gan OF one OF the largest and mos,
Influential German-Anerican societies
I Oddly states;
The United States declared war
on Germany 4. . to help Eng
land wlthou, This uar,tct..,to. "a,
the part OF the United States the war
would probably he over now"
And II also prints this p~anegyric on !
the German U-boaI war:
"she the United states, alone is
able 20 help: II her plans mlsoarry the I
fste Of the allies Is sealed. thanks 70
the effectiveness OF n U-boats. Ana
Germany's aims may be fulfilled be
fore the American assistance can
make itself felt.
1T is a hopeless fight the allie,
are continuing. The disclOs-
ufes By tho German chancellor of the
allies rohber attempts. in which also
revolutionary Russiu took part and
the impudent demands OF Lloyd
George wipe out the hope Oor an early
peace).'
The "NoiksDlatt 81 Cincinnati.
works hard 10 bring about an early
peace that will mean a German peace,
The answer to an peace PROPOSE
tions H. that at present only "a roitc"
peace could be concluded. This rot
ten peace would last az least rftv
years For so long a period At least.
tho people are cured 81 all warHRa
sentiments
or course. Germany should not Doe
Lcaten, but should be given an OPP.
portunity 70 prepare Tor auo;hc
world war-in the opinion Of tho
German language press.
A favorite trick Of the German
here Is To depict the situation
Of he allies Ms hopeless. In thi. cnn.
nection the "Brooklyner Freie Press"
snVs:
General Korniloff expects a big