The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-22
News That Trotzky Is Wiling To
Accept Terms and Announce.
ment Of Germany's Reply, May
Cause Change In Arrange.
ments
REICHSTAG IS INFORMED
NOT TO TRUST B0LSHEVlKI
Feeling Rises High In Germany
As Well As Austria But War
Lords Push Their Troop Move
ments Steadily Ahead

No WON no Nuoutd 1uA "o'
Lords Push Their Troop Move
ments Steadily Ahead
I ONION, February 2l-(As-
II ISOLATED Press)- Bitter OPP
position to the Prussian war lord
policy OF renewing war against
practically defenseless Russia is
rising in Germany and the feel
ing in Austria is swelling and
growing more bitter, Plans for
a great demonstration have al
ready been launched, it is stated
in reports, which reached Am
sterdam from Berlin yesterday,
and arrangements already are
making by the Independent So
cialists for a great strike in pro-
test which is designed first of all
to temporarily shut down the
munition factories. Even the date
Of this had been determined, the
reports said, and it was tenta-
lively set for March |.
.<TRoTZKY ACCEPTS
Following this announcement
on the part of the Independent
Socialists word was received that
Trotzky had wirelessed to Won
Hertling of the Bolshevik gov
ernment's acceptance of the peace
terms offered. This created great
excitement in the streets Of Ber-
lin and there are adviceS by way
of Amsterdam that Won Hertling
is expected to tell the reichstag
today of Germany's reply to the
advances Of Trotzky.
Z. Assurances Of the necessity OF
the. course being pursued has
been given by Won Kuehlmann in
antefforts to stem the tide Of, op-.
position and the government is
proceeding steadily with it's war
plans against Northern Russia.
ADVANCE CONTINUES
In. an official communique is
sued in Berlin last night it was
announced that the German
troop movement into Russia was
continuing. Yesterday forces en-
tered Esthonia and had passed
. north and east of Verder after
landing on the Moon Sound coast
and were within twenty miles Of
the western terminal of the
Revel- PetrOgrad railroad.
Knehlmann Explains
How little confidence the Wilhelm
strasse government places in the Boil
sbeviki was told the Reichstag in a
speech by Won Kuehlmann, minister Of
foreign affairs who is reported in de
spatehes to Amsterdam to have said:
TPeaee with Russia can only be ar
rived at when a treaty is signed and
the signatures TO the treaty have
dried" Continuing he said:
F.. 0We can no longer be6eve in the
pacific intentions Of Russia and must
act accordingly. We must see that
T pence and order prevail in the occu-
pied regions of the countries djOin
ing our own
n He said he hoped that the Germans
would now resign themselves to a
continuation Of the war. and by their
aftit6de would strengthen the in
clinRtiOn in Petrograd for peace.
I lowe are prepared 10 conclude
peace corresponding with our inter
ests"
Questions Asked
Evidences of the unpOpularity of
the war with Russia at home are found
in press utteranees. The Berlin Vns
sieheC Zeitung inquired why GERMANY
had again entered the eastern war and
Z
Negotiate a peace with all Russia at
the Brest .LitOvsk conferences.
The same paper published a de
match from Vienna which said that
Z ipF Austria the feeling against Ger
rlHHy continued 10 rise and grow more
bitter because of renewal Of hostilities
opstbe Russian fronts.
M IntendeJ refusal on the part of Ans
tria 10 participate with Germany in
any aggression upon the Russians Is
told in messages direct from Vienne
which said the Arbeiten Zeithng had
published the direct statement TINT
Austria will not participate in the new
offensive which Germany has launched
against Russia.
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