Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-21


respect Is tho news announced today
OF the accession of that brilliant Rus
sian. Kerensky, to the leadership of the
Russian democracy.
Il don't want Germany to harbor
any delusions. Great Britain will not
be put out OF the fight until full lib
erty has been established. predict
1t will not be long before the German
chancellor delivers different speech
and that is the one for which we are
waiting"
Sham Peace For Europe.
The premier said the statement OF
DR.. Michaelis contained phrases which
would be understood by the military
powers OF Germany. Unless these are
wiped out" he added. they again Will
plunge Europe into welter Of blood"
II have read Chancellor Michaelis'
speech three times. see In 1t only
sham independence for Belgium, sham
democracy for Germany, sham peace
for Europe"
At another point in his speech, which
was delivered in London. the premier
said:
Regarding the submarine menace I
must Disagree with Chancellor MI
chaeliA Gradually but surely we are
Increasing our protection and diminish
ing our losses. Great Britain this year
win turn out four times as many ships
as last year. In the last two months Of
1917 AZ many ships will be finished as
IN all Of 1916"
II desire to send greetings to our
troops on all fronts, land, sea, air, and
undsrsea- What our troops, under the
leadership Of great commanders, have
accomplished In three years Is unprec-
edented in the worlds history. Our
thoughts also turn to our true allies,
brothership In arms which. cemeuted
and tested in heated battling, win not
bo dissolved. Germany will hold fast
In faithful alliance to its treaties and
agreements.
ut IL reported from the supreme
army command that the military situa-
tion II good. The great Anglo-French
spring offensive, IN the west, has been
shattered by armies which show their
unbroken power and superior ability.
'In the east In consequence OF the
confusion In Russia, the attack BY. Rus
sian millions did not materialize and
there Is comparative calm.
"Only after false reports and incite-
ment by Russia's allies had stirred the
Russian soldiers did the present offen-
sive develop. Its goal was Lemberg
and DrohobycA
HrussiloK Gains Nothing.
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enter the war sgainst US. Our COM
mon front with the brave Bulgarians
stands firm.
lsaiy Has Been FoiIee.
ITALY. even thru tho eleventh Isonzo
ha4tle asainet our war tried Austro-
Hungarian brothers, will not be able
n attain the goal Of its breach OF faith
the possession OF Trieste.
eve look without serious concern
upon the optimistic sentiment in the
entente countries caused by Americas
intervention. It Is easy to reckon how
much tonnage IL necessary to trans
port an army from America to Europe.
how much tonnage u required to feed
such an army. France and England
are scarcely able to feed and supply
their own armies without influencing
the economic situation still further.
"After our previous success we shall
ha able to master this situation also
thru our neetli particularly the sub
marines. That Is our nrm conviction
and assurance We and our aliies
therefore can look forward to any fur
ther development Of military events
with calm security.
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