Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-11-22
.TEUION ITALIAN I'M
BRINGS ALLIES M
Reciprocal New, s.Ds,
By K. W,n

u ',,an occupation the', "a. n
n.'l' rejoicing in vienn.
Inc purpose of the C.rn,,'
command has failed; It.l,
collapse collapse peace has been b,,.
nearer by this supreme NV
Two main results Of d.
offensive were clear; it s, -.
union Of the Allies and Il =
great TeutOn army with 4,
the frozen Alps. The Teut,,'
victory thanks to the demos. !;
o. part Of the Italian Army, br,
rell them in a dangerous
Lhey did not set out to congssl
O Ous 70 WIN peace. They h.p
and they know they have FAM
:. Inc n" above a"" summary Of tn. il
is not based on British upaI.
is made after reading , -.
German papers and weisi,,
evidence of the impression NJ,
the Italian campaign. IN. -.
experts exault, of course, but
cal eyes turn away to look tr n,
promise in Russia. On tn. M
day OF the advance into Italy, III
liner Iageblatt is already mo-, 4
cerned with Lenine's offeuir,
with the of Won Below. C.p III
hold out until agreement h, \.
reached? And it alludes h 4. n,
essity for ascertaining The v,r
distant countries interested !,
war, mentioning Brazil and nd
I'VE can only hope that in a. n.
time Kerensky and KornloH Vi,
contrive to enter the winter I'D
with the assistance Of machine M
1t is not too much to say that On h
man press is more stirred }, n !,
parent opening Of a Russian NJ.
peace, than by the crossing 4
Alps to victory. In vienn =
vember 18th there was a mas ~
Of fifty thousand people; TIA I
not to rejoice over the invs.s
Venetia, but to demand that "a
trail Powers should recognize
ms the ruler Of Russia and n
peace with him.
The Italian campaign, in ias, d
ing failed Of It's political yu7w
is nothing more than a sortit iru
beseiged fortress, and a sotir 4
strengthens the position
the beseiged armies nor brings nj
to the civilian population II. Ca
man people now do not want vrr
they want peace and food. Sipa
cant vital statistics are given
Leipzinger V~olkseituhg, In LF
in the month of September then v
four hundred and n~ihety.eght b
and seven hundred and eleven Dab
not counting army casualties, VIM
as in 1914 births exceeded daa
per cent. The BresslAa
report is better than this, kF
he Information that out dSR
ired and four births one huts y
fifty three, or % per cent Es' Y
Ultimate. Hungry typhuS u =
spreading to such an extst vi
las called for official tsnla I
alarming figures quoted By rnan
Berlin goes unwashed for lack d
water, owing to the coal Sh'rAF
From the same cause Hai'l'
newspaper offices close early u
'vening for want of gas; The dFA
industry, pride of Germaryi
nerce, is suffering 50 badly M
anne reason that thirty out Of n
our Berlin dye works are to Dc Y
d.
The Italian victory cannot 'as
economic situation, nor does It SS
o have favored political unity =
yhere except among the Allie'
rowing dispute between Au'uA :
hungary and Bohemia daily ."
carer TO the danger point i@T
ointment Of Hertllng as cna'"
as raised a storm among inc O'--
arties which may reach a er''
ny. The Alldeutscher bla'u'
lrious; the chancellor, II say
aimed with guilt as no other III
,llor before him." and secure
ppointment by means oil
,litical sin" The ReichsbOt' rev
i'm as a Roman Catholic; o'ha
srs see in this a hope for i1 !
,tter use of the Pope YOU
.tz seems to take this view
any has an interest in III
q Being rendered more sew
id in a campaign speech NV
e father of submarine piracy
peace; he has aOan'0. "A.
pc that England can Dc "
.rsenkt, but looks TO the perrn' !.
Inexation of Belgium as an ' \.
tive menace to England IN.
submarines would prove q i
mt protection against Enslap1 =,
great mistake; some effec'n'
! weapon was bound to be d''' Ia
;" therefore Germany mus tA
lgium. The military vIc'O,,'. ,,A
y seem propitious to the OLD ..r
scheme. But the German y ~.
, awakening to the fact lOnt ,a,,I
ed by their enemies tna' @ y, N
rmany can still win S'''0'
steadily losing the war