The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-13
The ADVERTISER S SEM-WEEKLY
Foch and Hoover

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1 impressive teachers in the opinion OF the Fdin-
hurph News. expressed in summary OF the gen
cral European situation The Allies are growing
stronger. fighting with a strengthened morale ant
with more and more determined and confident ma
lions back Of the armies The Central Powers are
the peoples growing more anC
more diShcartcncd and the spirit OF open mutnl
within the ranks "l the fighting men IS beginning
10 assert ITSELF
The great part "i the credit for this is givc'
b> the Scottish paper unStinungly t" the trcnct
ycncraIiSSIrn" and the american food admlnlstra
tor
The strength Of the Allies - developing, SAYS tn"
E,mhuruh puhlratron Man and material power IL
more and rmIhatIcalIy declaring on the srd"
Of the Allies. General Foch has outmaneuvercd the
enemy: the Of the Allies, and notably that OF
America, are out fighting him. Not only ~ the ter
man SurlieI becoming very sensitive about vital lines
Of communication. but things at home are worsening
Mr. Hoover tells that food supplies are assured
f"I the period OF the war; an" ne docs "oI '"tnN !,
necessary TO estimate for more than two wears hence
less than that period victory Will be gained
But what of Germany! Over the Who'll" Empire there
- somhcr doubt about the operations in the field,
and depression and discontNnt prevail over the bad
food supply. Competent authorities tell us that the
efficiency Of the German workers is being steadily i'm
paired hv the present conditions and employers and
authorities 10 H>" P"rPctuaIly with tn" fear OF
,SshIc strikes or gravcr manifestations of pop
uar hrfor" their Desperate" and Prar
t,raIlv ,anuuiShrd Austria the handicap i'm
stag the old time dorlHN OF IN taNeSlE ol ralnH
mCnt wearing thIh. ltot"S'S nave "een ""''t
against the excessive readiness to use troops against
strikers, and from one quarter came lhe grave warn
ing: "Takc care that the nation which has so long
horne all its PrNatIonS' does not IN the 'oHR ~"
receive the impression that IT Is hRh'lhR ana S'"rN
my only the greed, tyranny aud avari"e of
certain classes \ coHhlnatl"h Oh 'lr'u"
will bring Germany to her knees-hlh'arS "eleH' "A
ing up with economic difficulties. The injunction,
Look at the MAJ" Is assnr""N he'hs ulSplA't" ny
Look IN the ruph"nr"' an" lhf "''""n P'ol'" '
now learning that economic security m'ans "lo'c 'lH"
the annexation vt provinces me ''"'o"l' s''u''H
business not III the keeping Oh ''''n'a" NV "'0'
but of the AII"S, and lartlrhIarN "l 'h' ,>"''H'
The Germans are gong 10 learn 'ho,ouH"N ga,
many lessons fr"" TINS war "n" WE P.'",T' l.
tn" effect OF sea power. llruN NV 'oh'N Tuk"'
America INT" the war suppression " ''' "o".
enabled tn" Americans I" semi over tue "'' a" Nv
ON" ArmnIA " transports !u' "'FNS ''l'e.'n ~
great fleets. The ""nff"I OF the sea VIII "o laNN WIZ
the war '''rmAnN mas Ne' u" ro"'r'r"'"'l '""' "
not going |" pick up tht 'hTcA''s VI "c'
she arrogantlY lah them "o"h III august wv,
aud heated incomes are hh""""''"H "0'"S 'Nl'
ON matters r"n'nrrr'aI IN our country quay. IVY
~ II" need whatever iof FaIh" hec's'oh' y" h"''n
he h"ht I" 'ht N'"n T'"NF u "' wa , .