New Britain herald., 1917-04-19

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 ne respect of mankind.
 $ --DANIEL WEBSTER.
 PEACE PROfsOSAIS. Wagering that the war will end in p months, or . year, Is idle business. tfAug that Germany will sue for ce when backed against the wall. iie . harmless pastime, gets no- Sefe. The war will come to an end due season. Separate proposals of sne by the Imperial German Gov- ajnent are likely to carry little Tint in any country outside of Rus
 What German agents can do with 6 Socialists of Russia is not known. 6eS may be able to turn the trick pe. They might fail. But whether s6ia falls for the machinations of
 German Government or not. it jkndwn nov that. Great Britain and nee wial not. that these two coun- s will press the Germans back as n possible. If Russia does sever, & tics or relationship with its allies, 1sew condition will arise in therwar. ke lighting will take on new aspect. ke ultimate outcome will be thrown ko the realm of conjecture. But the ernlined forces of the British and zrFench, aided and abetted by the
 ss of the United States of
 Ica will have something to say khe end. thsf4 are rumors6 6of peace in the
 Gtcaes out Of Copenhagen and ckholm. These, are faint echoes of
 peace rumors that ret this eoun- W III agog less than six months ago. stjaat time the stock market went pieces on the strength of the Ger n proposals. Now. the stock mar-
 pays little attention to what Ger ny says. Because of the pledges blten; In the past, because of the aeruus faux pas on the part of E&4&AA4ya A4AS5 41<1NAOAAS 4S WsSA WAS1A AACA
 not be so easily fooled at this ne A peace proposed by Germany
 ssodld be- little short of truce. a ati0n of operations that would be t aside tho nsssssnt Germany was lin able to prs the Ashttne with old timesvigor. One year ago Ger dy held the upper hand. Today e,saflant armies sare being crushed nearly all the lighting lines. The ktae Of Arras, which will undoubted- gotdown In history as the greatest kktle of the war; up to this time, is tnaasing severe inroads into German 15tary prestige. Her fighting men kSe been taken prisoners by 1e thousands Her generals have en Outwitted, out marshalled, out nssed. The hero Hindenburg is due m tumble from his lofty pedestal Germany suing for peace year age - unsuccessful. Germany suing F peace today will be equally un. fecessful. The nations that are hting against her, with the excep. nsof Russia, can be trusted to carry ke war as near to Berlin as the, A get. Even Russia might hold ou1 ainst the wiles and the cunning ol eman propagandists. Disc0untinf ke actions of the new Republic, thu 65ted sstates has made and is making Preparations to conduct it's end of thu |5Sar with the utmost thoroughness |The men at the military head of oul plan on war of thre. |1ears. Ifsthere was possibility o peace within the immediate futur, &a1is government would not be goin: lead with such elaborate plans Tn, ouase by the Senate of the $7.000,
 sO00 war bill, the greatest in all his H means business. Knowing wher,
 United States stands. England an, inco will light on until every incl
 wfound occupied by German r resained. and until prope
 s16ent has been meted outsto tn
 1a who have not only devastated - Of the hnest country in tn i1rId, but who have wilfully maj Erected women and little children when Germany again knows peace tslll be peace dictated by her enc naies,-the major portion of the na tfons in the world. It will not be 1 'permAn peace.