Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-13
THE END OF AUSTRIA

ancient and modern history of the centre empires, writes to New York newspape as follows, regarding Austrias latest treat with Germany:
 The reported terms of the military con vention a la Brest-Litovsk, entered into b, the imperial commanders in chiefs of Ger many and Austria, show under what con ditions Charles, the head of the prout Hapsburg dynasty, had to abdicate into th' hands of the descendant of the puny. mar grave of Brandenburg, who was gracious ly raised in l70l to the royal dignity by Leopold l., ancestor of the unfortunate successor to Francis Joseph, the last inde pendent ruler of the Austro-Fiungariar monarchy. Sic transit gloria Austriae.
 The young Emperor has been rudely punished for his Dear Sixtus" letters, ol rather, for his lack of courage-not to use harsher term-to stick to his guns. Bu he now only bears the scathe, he has to put up with the scorn, too. How must Bill-Me phistopheles have laughed up his sieve wher he dictated the following paragraph:
 The allied troops shall be brought into contact with each other for the purpose o educating them to mutual esteem, love, ano appreciation. This principle shall guide the training of future officers; and an exchange of officers shall be organized between the German and Austro-Hungarian Armies, SC that Austro-Fiungarian officers may, as oc- casion requires, command German troops and vice versa.
 That vice versa Is literary pearl and we must give credit for 1t to the genial com poser and litterateur of Potsdam.
 When the Vienna Ballplatz sent its in famous ultimatum to Serbia in the last July days of 1914, all of us who happened to be born within the black and yellow pickets of the Danubian monarchy, but have been bred to the principles of democracy and justice, blushed with shame and rage at this criminal act of less-majeste against the holy rights of free people. Well, the dy- nasty of Rudolph of 1apsburg and Maria Theresa has been justly punished for the unspeakable, criminal act of challenge of theirs.
 We again bow our heads, but this time in almost grateful humility, recognizing in the events that are passing before our eyes lllC oNCLSHlS Ol lliC LOIO llC bloody world-drama is nearing its end, and the guilty parties are being dragged before the Judgment Seat one by one. The hori- zon looks gloomy for the allies while am writing this, but it will clear up again, for if ever, this time God and His stars are truly fighting for the cause of the Entente
 William two former ambassadors in London and Constantinople, Lichnowsky and Wangenheim, stamped forever as cowardly lies the solemn declarations and paths of the German princes and diplomats as to the origin of the war. Vienna has got its sentence already The punishment of Potsdam as the seat of the infamous con ference of arch plotters of July ,, 1914, and the neighboring official capital of the Hohenzollerns, Berlin, will and ought to be that of Sodom and Gomorrah.
 The non-German races of Austria-Elun- gary, which have been dragged into the war and are being maintained in it against their will, have a right to be delivered forever from the Teutonic yoke; the 20,000,000 of Germans and Magyars will henceforth have the precious privilege of licking two pairs of princely boots.
 The Goddess of Liberty is menaced with being chained to the triumphal chariot of reactionary bureaucracy and autocracy. Coward or traitor, Is he who is not ready to give the best that is in him, the dearest he has in life, child or property in order to breaw those iron chains in which an expir- ing feudal camarilla, in its last gasps, tries to put the free democracies of the world.
 Hundreds of Arizonans above the draft
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