The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1918-11-22

Il from All diCe Va
ports People Have Really Taken
Sh' '.,,l Of Afairs-PlutOerats Ev-
EontrO y Anxious to Save Auto
Terms Exacted Undoubted-
r' 's,n peace-Wilson Loses Par
y "e1 .nnneal-Nonpartisan League
',p Labor Make Big Gains
!. ,,ington, D. C.-The great
'sn M the previous week and the
F'' :" "rsnt perhaps of the modern
h, :, rss the signing of"the armis-
'fIo o r'1 November ii the great war
W an end. simultaneously
r. t ~ news that the common
~ ;, WV wore taking control in Ger
'pS and that royalty of all kinds
Y ,s o." had abdicated. Many
1,,ino class, including the kals-
i h had taken the precautlon to flee
neutral territory.
~ themselves up to celebrating
\ ,rsst event which should mean
~ of militarism, the end OF
I, The swift sweep of democracy
+he world, the speedy return OF
,ovs at the front unless those
now control affairs in allied ma
Il, orc false to their duty and
ISrropTs TO SAVE AUTOCRATS
Mere is widespread evidence, how
|, that plutocrats everywhere feel
IA they have made a vital blunder
,lowing the war to go on until
kaisers throne was no longer ten
|. With the fall of the kaiser all
n deDended on him and was built
h .r,nd binl-the big business OF
Bmsuv the junker class, the large
9IrEiDg power-fell also. In fact
kaiser was largely a fgurehead
sgstering the collective will of these
prssts. Germany thus takes a big
b toward industrial and political
n@racy at the same time. This
what the plutocrats everywhere
n and what the big press refers to
IS various bad names such as DOL
pTsn, red socialism and anarchy.
In the second year of the war In
Irrational bankers met secretly IN
Fitzerland to see whether they
suld not find a basis for peace that
qd save plutocracy. For over
ssr powerful group Of the nobility
d special interests, speaking
brown Lord Lansdowne, have beer
IS ahng for the same thing. A grouf
New York bankers recently listen
to another banker without protes
ben he argued that it was a goot
ng for Germany to seize the Rus
;. an banks where it could and pro
Il them from destruction. The!
pc failed to save the German plu
gratis, but they have one card lee
Ach they will use unless the PEG
Is Of the allied nations are thor
lslly awake. They will try to fore
governments to use allied troop
return the German plutocrats an
Polty to power under the pretens
restoring order. There are man
aN by which this can be put owe
ae allied governments are willin
De used. This big struggle is nov
IN desperate earnestness in ever
a1anal capital.
" MAT GERMANY AGREED TO
"a Inc terms of the armistice, as gi,
%E to the public, include the fo,
Thg:
SSSanon Of hostilities.
1'acuadon Of invaded territorie
Jung Alsace-Lorraine and Lu,
nburg.
Ifehder Of vast amounts of gun
other equipment.
'''uatlon on the left bank of I'll
D'uaOnment of the German ire
huInanla and Russia.
spaiaton for damages done.
I'ender of scores of submarin
larger warcraft.
,entration of aircraft at slip
q points.
~S'0fation of all allied mercha
\, ''i0n Of the armistice to be
use drastic terms undoubtee
s,x mat the war is over, but t
se !, will undoubtedly have to
H. so because the peace conf,
IN. an !, not be brought togetl
u u The time limit set.
WHY DEMOCRATS LOST
y 'ae time when the results
NtlOn hncannn Iyroxrrr