New-York tribune., 1917-07-28
East Sides Hatred
Of Car Is Turned
Against the Kaise,
Folk There Blame Emp.,
or's Spies for Crisis and
Disaster in Russia
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The East Side is beginning To A,.,
Germany and the Germans, AMI n,
hatred is permeated with the bi,tv.
ress of centuries Of suffering. Cr.
many is wrecking Free Russia, u.
bright hope Of universal Jewry.
This intelligence from the Ess,
front, conveyed to the East Side |,
the impassioned language Of the VI.
dish press, has liz FIRE of vsngsr.
in thousands of Jewish hearts.
Less ttan half a year ago Russ,
was dttIly hated by the Eas. SD.
Trat, hcvever, was the Cars Russia,
the land of pogroms and mercilm
prosecutions. Germany was lOOtsd
upon as the avenger of the dovnnct.
den Russian Jews, and its victories
over the Slavs were greeted with jcy
in the New York Ghetto.
To-day everything is reversed. n,
Kaiser's popularity is no more. 10.
stead he is cursed with all .he sbon.
nations that would be poured out o,
Gar Nicholas. The magic about His.
denburg's name also has vanished. d
is now accompanied, whenever msn.
toned. with venomous denun:lstion.
Fear New Russia Is Doomed
The effect of the Russian militsr7
disaster on the East Side Is pathetic
Every bit of additional news or runor
is received with breathless easernes'::
The report that the Russians gained
a victory in Rumanis revived the hopes
of those who refuse to believe that the
New Russia will 60 under as re'gi
Of the present crisis, for which me
Fast Side blames the Germans.
In "The Day." one OF the leadl,s
Jewish Russian publieists, Dr. Nseo;
man Syrkin draws this indictment VI
Germany for the Russian debscle'
"What is now taking place in Russia,
the senseles revolts in the cities ana
the disgraceful fight at the front, y
neither anarchy. nor Maxlmahsm, hv'
pacifsm. but an organized sounIi, a g.
revolution. IL was brought ao9ut "
means of German money ano yer
man agents, and in the interss"
~ ne" carmsn autocracy. The Ger
man government has now conceived q
infnrnal plan to break the kuisih
revolution through a countet''s,0'. s.O..
tion of Russia, and to crush tne o.hS
cracv of the world through a deies! 0l
the demoralized Russian 'front.' Mi i
UiIbeIm's slaves, the conserSa'iVs ~.
radical slaves, have partly suceeedee !.
dragoing the Russian revolution 'H"
net OF shame and treaehery. ..,
"Tmmediately after the resy,.ss, 49,,
the German government began noSehs 1'"a-'
Russia with public spies anu sJ a..
tionarv instigators, just as II hsa ~.
merlv maintained an entire o0iP'
aristocratic court spies
Spies Draw Net Around Russ"
"Tbe Maximalists and the reyoll.ss;
arv muzhik, Lenine, we're surross u;.,,.,
by great number Of clever, suspgi.r
non With the Russian MaxInss.
bv order of the German goVsts.~1 COVER. vi
co6nerated from Copenhagen ~. MI ~
known Parvus, or, more ,.. (oL.' 3r,.
Jew from Odessa, DR.. heiiahE ~
he was a famous literary lesos' ssrr
German Social Democracy ana Vi.
revolutionarv Marxist. Tbs " ,, ~
fsrt has sinned against the gs'.S. %
SnciaI Damocrats on account o. ~
tain literary publication IN n ca.
and. even before the war wsn' sr,,,
stsntinople. There ne mace al
deal of money as an army purVs!n,,
became pro-Turkish and pro,usn%., :,
A. tbe nresent he is in Copennss,s, "
H. bee5 of a war bureau and olIee~ ,
une uronaaar6a n for Wilhelm. This fsnI .
! a one of the head agents anu ia Il.
diaries between Scheidemahh ''
nine. ...,snt voy.
it's net OF treachery around tas ~ s, 4,
traoical Russian revolution, Aiw. .-,,
mn fortunate attempt Of the Gs.EI, .I.,,
counter revolution in Russia an, sns b,
the shameful flight on the t. llTnS a.!
Russian proletariat ilnally a; a,,;,- iu
now desires TO bring into eNeIas, ..,o,!
revolutionary national Will = Hp"vis,
chapter is beginning in the M !,
which was necessivSW,
the progress of events; Inc q. a.' Sis,,.
shin of the proletariat led to the wv
.orship of Kerensky. -