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COnVOcare.

I'm 'conformitate Gu deciziunea
luata de comitetul pentru prega-
tirea ,,LIGE1 NATIoNALE Ro-
MINE" in sedinta tinuta in zile-
lie de 13-14 Maiu 1918 in Cleve-
land. Donor membrii al Gentle
tului, fara alta convccare spe-
ehla. sunt rugati a participa ne
conditional la sedinta de comitet
in ziua de II Iunie 1918 81 care
va avea loc in hala Societatii ,,R
Carpatina" 1903 West 58-th Str,
Cleveland. Ohio.
Sedinta sc va incepe la ora /
p. m. Gu urmatorul
p r O G R A NJ:
1. Deschiderea sedintei.
2. Cetirea 81 aprobarea proce-
sului verbal din sedinta trecuta.
8. Raportul presedintelui.
4. Cetirea formularului pentIl
Statutele ,Ligei Nationale Ro
mine" de catye ccmisia aleasa
pentru formularea Statutelor.
5. Propuneri 81 desbateri.
6. fnchiderea sedintei.
Luindu-se in considerare insem
natatea acestei intruniri, onorati
membrii sunt rcgati inca odats
a sa prezenta unconditional La a
ceasta sedinta.
Pentru comitetul de pregatirt
al ,,Ligei Natiorale Ronina"
VASILE ST0ICA, presedinte
EFREM URCAN, secretar
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COASTA AMERICANA &
C0NSIDERATA CA IONA
De RAZBOI.

AMSTERDAM. IA Iunie. =
Amiralitatea germana are inten-
tia de a declara ca coasta de ost
a Statelor Unite. de la Mexico 81
pima la Canada, .,ZOna de raZ-
boi'', deci face de stire neutrali-
lor ca sa Sc fereasca de ca, spunc
nm rapport primit din Berlin.
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tc"ntinnare pc psx. g.,
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MAREA IUPTA PENTRU DESR0b|REA NATI0-
NALITAT|L0R DIN AuSTR0-uNCAR|A.
A
(CONGRESUL DIN ROMA)


upe intreaga moi Rominii protes-
tam din toate puterile noastre,
din tot sufletul nostru, ce SINCE
reaza. Strigam in fata lumei in
tregi, ca moi Eu vom ingadui nici
cdata, ca dreptul nostrp la viata
sd fie calcat in picioare. ca din
mor:nintul, pc care nil pregtesc
ei All, vom striga necontenit 81
pururi vom tulbura constiinta
neamurilor 81 pacea lumei, ca vom
rec,lrge la mijloacele cele mai
grcsave 81 ca nu ne vom potoli,
pima ce aceasta rusine aruncatd
asupra lumei civilizate nu va fl
stearsa pentru totdeauna.
Declaratia d-mi DR.. Lupu a
fost primita Gu mari ovatii de
catre congress. Toata lumea s'a
ridicat- in picoare 81 aclamat
Rominia 81 unitatea neamului ro-
minesc, declarind din nou, ca
nici una dintre nationalitati nu
Sc va potoli, pima ce desrobirea
noastra 81 a lor nu va fl inde-
plinita.
Aceias declaratie fost cetita
in frantuzeste de d-nul senator
Mironescu.
| S'a cetit apoi adresa 81 o de-
claratie Polonilor, care fost
primita GU acelaS enthusiasm.
La dat cuvintuI d-hi Eduard
Benes, secretarul consiliului natl
Eona4 al Boemiei. Dinsul fos'
primit Gu ovatii furtunoase s.
Gu strigate de ,,Traiasca Boe
mia" Vorbirea sa, in care dal
lMmuriri asupra actiunei echo
slovace fost incheiata cu Gu
vintele:
,,Astazi avem cOnsacrarea sar
batoreasca activitatii noastrt
81 fara sOvaiala von continua s.
mergem pima la capat. Actlunes
noastra grozava pentru Austro
Ungaria. Nu va trece multa vre
me 81 lumea intreaga Sc va con
vinge de acest fapt."
DR.. Trumbici, prezidentul co
mitetului jugo-slav, aclamat ct
intreaga adunare ridicata in pi
cioare a expus actiunea lugo-Sla
vilor 81 in numele intregului sal
neam a declarat, ca lugOSlavi
mai ales acum dupa impacare'
Gu Italienii vor continua lupt'
pima la desrobire sau pima i
moarte.
Senatorul romin Draghicesc1
a expus suferintele Romlniei
in numele Rominilor din tara
din tarile aliate a aprobat din to
sufletul opera de solidaritate
unire infaptuita in "acest cor
gres.
Deputatul polon Zamersky
proclamat solidaritatea Polonilo
Gu neamurile earl lupta \pentr
independents lor impotriva ap;
sarii Habsburgilor.
in numele parlameptarilor fral
+, cezi, d-llul Henry Franklin-Bou
lion, fost ministru al ambasad
: lor 81 misiunilor franceze, a COZ
| statat marele success al congress-
: lui 81 a anuntat, ca viitoarea il
i trunire sc va tinea in Paris. Dil
sui spune, ca acest Congress
: natiunilor mici, carl Sc une'
/: pentru munca lor de desrobir
: e un exemplu pentru natiuni
: mari. Ca presedinte al comisiun
G afacerilor straine in parlament1
francez dinsul a declaat in N
! mele acestui parliament 81 in n
! mele guvernului francez,
i Francia nh va face nici odata
a pace separate GU Austria, ci n
a mai pacea cea mare, facuta
e toti aliatii, care va desrobi de j
il gul austriac 81 unguresc natiuni
! presente.
D-nul Wickham Stced, dekg
i tul Marei Brtanii la aceas
} conferinta, unul din cei mai 'bu
Q cunoscatori al ustro-Ungaiei,
vorbirea 50 a zis:
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BULETIINE.
WASHINGTON, IA Iunie.

WASHINGTON, IA Iunie.
Ministerial de razboi publicat
astazi lista easualitatilor arat1nd
pc dinsa 119 cazriTi, Dintra aces
tea % soldati au fost ucisi in as
tune, cinei au 1nnfit de rani, 6
au. murit de morburi, trei au mu-
rit din cauza accidentelcr, 70 al
fost greu raniti, unul mai usor
ranit 81 5 au fost perduti in de-
cursul luptelor. .
PARIS, IA lunie. = Oficiul
de razboi francez spunea astaz::
in comunieatul sau oficios ca
luptele de pc intreg frontul nou
de la Disc Marine an fost degra-
date la lupte locale
Tn atac al gcrmanilor nu IL
BUTT in centrul de la Disc. Pc
frontul de 20 mile intre padrea
de la Villers-C -Cotterets 81 Chateau
Thierry fost canonada ostila.
Din alte part an fost raportatc
operatiuni de rate.
Comunicatul spunea: ,.Noaptea
trccuta an fost numai niste ac-
tiuni locale in nOrd de GrivcSneS
(patru mile in northwest de Mont
didier-.
% rata franceza in regiunea
de la Courcelles a avut de rzultat
al san prinderea a 30 prisonieri
Moi am progresat la Ferme des
Loges. Tn atac al germanilor a
cazut in regiunea de la Antheuil
,,1ntre padurea de la Villers
Cotterets 81 ChateauThierry q
fost O lupta activa de artilerie
,,Patrulele franceze au lua'
prisonieri la Brnssiares, in ves'
-de.aRheims -si- hs .xNgiuneas de Ii
Champagne
L0NDRA, IA Iunie. : Maresa
lul de Gimp Haig raporteaza cl
operatiile de navaliri 81 fccul d.
artilerie a fost foarte activ 81 a
re tendinte de a creste 'nereu.
% rata puternica inamica
fost complect respinsa la sud
vest de Merris. All dimineata, no
am prins citiva prisonieri", spu
ne raportul.
,,Raitele noastre date la nord
vest de Neuille- -Vitasse, Givench,
81 La Bassee au success foart
bire.
,,Patrulele noastre in unel
ciocniri care au avut loc la sud
vest de Gaverelle is La nord-ves
de Merville au prins mai mult
prisonieri.
La Villers- Bretcnneux 81 r
valea Scarpe a fost un foe de al
! tilerie puternic."
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CE FACE F0AMEA IN
AUSTRIA.

GENEVA, IA Iunic. - Trcizec
81 sase mil de femei 81 fete, dir
toate orasele au fost fortate de
foame sa intre in batalionul fe
meilor ce sunt duse sa lucreze Ia
front, spun rapoartele austriace
din Tyrol.
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ele. PrOgramul fOSt aprObat GU
unanimitate. S'a tinut apoi Sc
dinta publica de incheiere. Gel
dintii care vorbit a fost depu
tatul romin DR.. Lupu, care ce
tit in italieneSte 81 urmatoarea
declaratiune a Rominilor referi-
toare la pacea impusa Romlniei
prin Puterile Centrale:
lin ceasul cind insufletitb de
cele mai mobile sentimentc de
dreptate 81 umanitate ne-am in
trunit in Cetatea Eterna pc "a
ceasta straveche colina a Capt.
toliului spre pecetlui nnirea
sfinta NATURALIZATION oprimate
de aAustro-Ungaria 81 hotarirea
ler neclatinata de-a lupta impre-
una pima la capat pentru desro-
birea lor, e pc Gale de-a sd inde-
plini un alt eveniment, care apa-
sd greu pc inimele noastre: Aus
tro-Uryaria 81 aliatii sal germa-
nil 81 mopgolii sunt pc Gale de-a
sugruma Rominia impunindu-i
conditii salbatice de vasalitate,
pc carl Ell indraznesc sd lie nu-
measca conditii de pace.
NE indeplinim datorie de-
nuntind de aici lumei civilizate
aceasta crima impotriva existen-
tel poporului romin.
,,Rominia intrat in razboi a.
laturi de marble democratic mond-
diale-si- de. surorile sale iatine
pentru nobilul ideal de-a desrobi
pc Rominii oprimati. Ea s'a a.
runcat in lupta a descatusa .cele
4 milioane, de Romini, carl pc
podisul superior al Carpatilol
gem sub jugul austro-ungar. In
departata de Aliatii sal din A.
pus, Rominia trebuit sd Sc ra
zine 1nalnte de tOate pc puter
MICA sa a1iata din vecinatate: Ru
sia. Ea fost tradata de aceasti
aliata, tradata de doua orr: init
de Russia tarista 81 doua oar;
de Russia maximalista. Aceste. ira
dari 81 urmarile Tor intii pa
cea ucraniana, apoi pacea rusea
sea = au avut ca eject incercui
rea deplina Rominiei 81 aceast;
fara a Fl invinsa fost pusa il
imposibilitatea de-a mai continu;
lupta. Armatele romine, chinuit
dar nu invinse, a utrebuit sd s
supuna conditiilor salbatice, die
tate de dusmani.
Carl sunt aceste conditii?
I'm clipa cind constiinta lume
intregi proclama deptul natiuni
lor de-a Sc cirmui ele fnSile, Gel
mano-Maghiarii vecinic SURF l
strigatul natiunilor, pc earl le 8
pasa, smulE din nou din trupr
Romfniei suite de mil de fiji al {
spre al adauga milioanelor d
Romini, carl aspira sd scutur
jugul austro-ungar.'
i Continuind d-nul DR.. Lupu, {
nalizeaza conditiile de pace n
feritoare Ia Dunare, la Dobroge'
la rectificarile de frontiera !
Carpati, la grine 81 izvoarele p'
trolifere ale Rommiei 81 arat
Gu indignare ca germano-Mong'
Iii vor totala robire Rominiei
! astfel totala robire 81 infringel
/ a intregului nostru neam rom
+ nesc. Apoi dinsul urmeaza lara!
! Gu cutitul la git 81 cu g
] Enunchii pc piept .ei ne impun
ceasta pace, pc care Ell nume'
pace pritenoasa. Ell pretind Ga
) plica principiile umanitare 81 d
mocratice. Ell vorbesc de pace f
: ra anexari 81 fara indemnitati.
/ fnvoaca dreptul natiunilor de
/ Sc cirmui ele fnsile. Constiin
e revoltata a lumei Sc fntreaba:
= trebue oare sd osindeasca m
e multi: salbatacia germano-m
{ ghiarilor, sau fatarnicia lori
q ,,Daca- accste conditii ar ram
e nea definitive acest colt al Eur
e pei ar ii 0 vecinica ameninta
I peiitru pacea lun1ei.
# ..fnnotriya aceStei fncerC$
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manii cu Ungurii 81 tovaraSii lor,
un lucru sigur: imperiul aus
trO-ungar, apasator de natiuni,
va trcbui sd fie zdrobit in acest,
razboi. Nici putere nu va mai
Fl in stare sat infrine de aci incolo
dorul de libertate al natiunilor
apasate de Nemti 81 unguri de
atitea veacuri.
Am arafat intr'un articol deal
mostru mai dcunazi ca natioanli-
tatile: romina, polona, jugo-slava
81 ialiana s'auN 1ntrunit intr 'un
congress la Praga 81 au hotarit
actiune comuna 81 continuarea
mptei pima la deplina lor desro-
birc. Activitatea acestui congress
81 accstor reprezentanti al ma
tiOnalitatilor va Fl desfasurata
astfeI inlauntrul monarchiei hab-
sburgice.
O alta activitate insa Gu multi
mai puternica desfasurata in
afara de granitele Austro-Unga-
riei de catre reprezentantii ace
lorasi nationalitati. lar aceasta
activitate fost sanctionata in
tr'un mod sarbatoresc prin ma
rcle congress de la Roma, care
s'a tinut in zilele de 8, 9 81 10
Aprilie 1918 in Capitoliul Cesa-
rilor. La acest congress au luat
parte cei mai de vaza oameni po.
litici al nationalitatilor apasate
din Austro-U Ungaria. Fiecare ma.
tioi1aIitate avut I'M mic conf
tet de actiune. Comitetul de acti-
me al Rominilor a constat din
d-nul Simion Mindrescu, preSe-
dintele Rominilor din Transilva.
MIA 81 Bucovina 81 professor uni.
versitar in Bucuresti, senatOru]
George Mironescu, professor la IL.
niversitatea din Bucuresti, DR.
Nicolae Lupu, deputat in camera
romina 81 unul dintre eel mai lu
minai barbati al Rominiei tinere
senatorul Draghicescu 81 publici
stul romin de origina italiani
,Benedetto de Lucca.
Ceho-Solvacii au fost reprezen
tati prin un comitet in frunff
caruia era .scriitorul boem Edu
ard Benes, membru in consiliu
national al Boemiei 81 professor Il
universitatea din Praga.-
in fruntea Iugo-Slavilor er'
DR.. Ante Trumbici, presedintel'
cOmitetului jugo-slav 81 fost de
putat in camera din Viena.
Polonii erau Sub c0nducere'
| d-lui Zamersky, fost deputat il
parlamcntul din Viena.
Tar din partea ltalienilor err
deputatul Tore. senatorul Ruf
fini 81 un alt numar de senator
81 deputati.
Luni 81 Marti in 8 81 8 Aprili
an avut loc desbaterile diferitelo
comisiuni, earl au stabiht II
program comun de actiune 81 a
1nlaturat orr .ce neintelegeri
ar Fl putut exista intre diferitel
nationalitati. Neintelegerile era
mai ales 1ntre Sirbi 81 taller
pentru Dalmatia. S'a ajuns ins
la intelegere deplina 1ntre act
ste doua neamuri. De acunl 1ncol
mimic MI va mai putea tnlbur
armonia stabilita acolo. Aver
ri totii acelasi scop sd rasturnal
odata apasarea austro- o-ungara
Sd ne unim Gu fratii nosai
state independsnte n1sicnale
democratice. 81 ar ii o copilar
daca acnm, cind arde casa
moi nu ne-am uni pentru mintu
rea noastra.
Mercuri in 10 Aprilie congr
cul fntrunit din nou IN c
pitoliu pentru de-a aproba plan
de actiune alcatuit de diferite
comisi,1ni. Aceasta fOst O =
dinta secreta, astfel planul
actiune nu sH publicat 81 nu
va putea publica. In orr cel g
acest plan priveste munca,
tebue desvoltata in tarile ala
81 tarile dusmane pentru de-a i
plini aspiratiile nationalitatil
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ALIATII iNAlNTEAZA 9
MILE.
Prind unsprezece safe in Ma
cedonia.

PARIS, 13 Iunie. - O inainta.
re importanta a aliatilor pc from
tul Macedonian a fost anuntatS
de oficiul de razboi. 1naintares
s'a facut la 0 ladincime de nouS
mile pc un front de unsprezece
mile 81 jumatate, capturind un'
spreZece safe.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-04
BRATTLEBORO DAILY REFORMER. FRIDAY,
SOUTH WINDHAM.

The work Of harvesting the ice crop
has begun.
School opened Monday, following the
Christmas vacation.
The midweel, prayer meeting was
held at \. l.. Howe =.
4. G. Burbcc has been spending 4
few days in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. ard Mrs. a. j. Baker have been
mp from West Townshcnd for a few
days.
Thermometers registered as low as
= below zero in some places Sunday
morning.
Mrs. 4. q. Burbee and Master Stew
art have returned from visit in
Springfield Mass.
Little Emery Howe of South Lon
dondc1g spent a week with his grand
mother, Mrs. y. r. Howe.
j. \. shaw, who has been confined to
his bed the past three weeks, has not
been as well for a few days.
Ella and Cola Howe were in South
Londonderry Saturday to carry THEN
little nephew, Emery Howe, home.
Mrs. l.. \. Robinson was taken tC
the Memorial hospital in Brattlebor,
Thursday, Dec. p. 1t is hoped thai
her many friends will remember hcl
with a letter, a card or call.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-04
GERMANY GUILTY
OF,bARBAR|T|ES
! IN WAR CONDUCT
AtroCious Treatment of the Help
less Part of Campaign Plans
of Military Leaders.
POLICY OF FRIGHTFULNESS
Terrorism Declared a Necessary Prn
ciple In National Warfare-Bru-
taIities May Be Said to Be Di-
rectIy Attributable to the
Emperor Himself.

The committee on public infor-
nation, appointed By the president
and consisting Of the secretary Of
state, secretary Of war, secretary Of
the nary and George Greet. oficia.
censor. has made public mass 0.
eridcaee dcaling mjh Gcrmaa war
practices which shows the taiser's
leaders il the field and IN command
Of captured points to be directly re-
sPon@5le for the 5east!ncss uhjci
has characterized the operations
the 'Hnas, in the present conflict
Quotations from the pamphlet fol
low:
For many years leaders in cyery civ.
ilizod nation have been trying to max,
warfare less brutal. The great land
marks in this movement are the &c
neva and Hague conventions. The for
mer made rules as to the care of The
sick and wounded and established tho
Red Cross. At the first meeting ut &c
! neva, in 1864, II was agreed. and unit
/ the present war ii has been taken FOL
! granted, that the wounded. and the doc
! tors ana nurses who cared for them
! would be safe from all attacks Ivy IN.
enemy. The Hague conventions
drawn up In 1899 and 1907. made add
tional rules 20 soften the usages Of VA
| and especially to protect noncomhat
ants Dad conquered lands German.
took q prominent part in these meet
/ ings and with the other nations sol
| emmy pledged her faith 10 keep al II
rules except oaC article In the Haej
regulations. This was article
which forbade the conqucror 10 for,
any of the conquered 10 give inform
ton. All the other rules and rccu3-
tons she accepted In the most bindin
manner.
But Grrmany's military leaders ha
no intention Of keeping these so}eT
! promises. They had been trainc
along different lines. Their leadn
generals for many years had been uri
ing q policy of friChtfulneSs In TIL
middle Of the nineteenth century No
Clausewitz was looked upon as til
greatest military authority. ana II
methods which he advocated were use
by the IruSsian army in its succcssfl
wars Of 1SG61S7l. Consequently h
cause these wars had been successful
the wisdom OF Won Clausewitz' met
odS seemed to the Prussiau army to |
fully proved
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-04
WINDHAM.

Clyde Adams of ToWnshend was in
town Tuesday for a load of baled hay
The days hadn't had time to lengthen
much before the cold strengthened a good
deal.
All Of the teachers and students who
were home for vacation have returned to
their schools
The center school is taking another
weeks vacation on account of the Sc
ycrciy cold weather
The annual church business meeting
and roll call was held as usual New Year s
day y good number were present, con-
sIderiug the cold weather, and the day
Nas much culoycd
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Red Cross Activities Continue.

Red Cross activities continue despite
the cold weather, and Tire earnest efforts
Of the local branch deserve the success
full results obtained. The New Year S
supper and dance held Monday evening
was much enjoyed and 1910 was
cleared. The supper, consisting of %
calloped oysters salads, hot rolls.
pickles and coffee, was served at 6
clock i'll the evening and again at
II.
y Red Cross bean supper will he
served at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Torrey at the Monument
"Wednesday evening, Jan. 9. All thoSe
who wish to 20 will find teams waiting
III front Of the Red Cross rooms and
will be given 4 fine straw ride to their
destination. If stormy the supper will
be held the next evening.
y new supply of service flags Christ
mas buttons and stickera has now ar
rived and I'll those who are without
any may obtain theirs by calling at the
/ Red CroSs-roomS.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-04
BONNEVILLE.

Herbert Gordon is 1T.
Mrs. Roland Morse is i'll and under the
doctors care.
Walter Magoon, who has been i'll with
grip, is now gaining.
Mrs katherine Cummings has gangrenc
in ono foot and is attended by DR.. Thorn
as
Mrs Herbert French has returned from
Aver. Mass. and is now teaching school
on Taylor hill
Mrs. Hugh Benson, who has been at
work in Manchester W.T.. is now at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Flora Burbank
Cora Chamberlain has returned home
from South Londonderry. where she has
had employment. She is now working
- p1'a9d Ncrse's
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-04

health. ] believe the Compound will
cure any female trouble. Mrs. ALICE
HELLER, Christopher, III.
Nervousness is often a symptom Of
weakness or some functional deranCe-
mont, which may be overcome by this
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia
T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, as
thousands of women have found by
experience.
II complications exist, write Lydia +.
Pinkham Medicine CO., Lynn, Mass, for
suggestions in regard to your ailmcnt.
The result Of its long experience is
at your service.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-04
Policy Of FrightfuIness.

No}y, the essence Of Won ClauSewitz'
teachings was that successful war in
wolves the ruthless application Of force
In the opening chapter Of his master
work. "Eom Kriege" con WARP, lie
says
"yialeacc arms itself with tho invon-
tious of art and science. Self
imposed restrictions. almost imperccp-
tihlc ana hardly worth mentioning.
termed Usages Of international law.
aceompaGr it without essentially inn
p9iri1- It's power. Now, philan-
throp;e soGis might easily Imagine that
there is SkillfIl method of disarm-
Ing or sUhiuing an enemy without
causing too much bloodShcd, and that
this IS the true tendency Of the art Of
war However plausible this may APP
pear. Hill II is an error which must be
destroyed; for in such dangerous
thu-s as war, the errors which pro-
coed from spirit of 'good-naturcd-
ness arc precisely the worst. As the
use ~ physical force 10 the utmost cX-
tent hv no means excludes The CO.
That H. who uses force ruthleSSly, with
ont regard to hloodshed, must obtain
q superiority. If his enemy does not
50 use IT,"
In fS11-7e. i'm the course of n series
Of articles upon Military Necessity
and Humanity" General Won Hartmann
wrote. in the same spirit as Won Clau.
scwitz:
"Thc enemy state must not be spared
! ihe want and Indebtedness of war
1 these are particularly useful in shat
tcring It's energy and subduing its viii.
sIndividual persons may be harshly
dealt with when an example is made
If them, intended to serve as warn
ing. Whenever national wa
breaks out, terrorism becomes Il nee
cssary military principle" cit is
gratuitous illusion to suppose tina
modern war does not demand far NOR
brutality. far more violence, and al
action far more general than was for
uerly the case
III 1851 Won Moltke, who had bee
commander In chief of the Prussia
arny in the Franco-Prussian war, dc
clared:
perpetual peace is a dream and nc
even a beautiful dream. War is an ell,
meat l., the order of the world esta.
liShed by God. BY it the most nobl
virtues of man are developed, courag
and remuneration. fidelity to duty an
the spirit of sacrifce-the soldier give
his life. Without war, the world woul
/ DEGENERATE and lose itself in materia
lie that never helped another has new
done anything in this word worth Will