The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-03-14


Reventlow traces all Germany's trou-
bles to the Jews:
Among the Pan-Jews, the de-
clares) there prevails the unsnaKaple
conviction that the Jews and Juda-
ism, are destined to rule the world.
The Pan-Judah ideals spread them
selves through the world under all
possible forms and DISCUSSES, such as
progress" "world-K ultur," 'fCiviliza-
ton, " overthrow of class distinction
and so forth.
1T was in this sense, too, that
| Prince Lichnowsky, the German Am
bassador in London, himself an en-
| thusiastic adherent of Pan-Judaism,
! spoke on that eventful birthday of
the Kaiser in 1914 when he said that
the idea of nationalism was one of the
| obstacles to the victory of the uni
! versal ideal of humanity
THE dissolution of the National
genius, the substitution of national
strivings by international capitalism,
| the violent destruction of nationalism
| by means of revolution, and the in
auguratiOn of a reign of democracy;
these, according to Count Revent-
| low,) form the chief weapons of the
Pan-Jews, who, through their power
full influence in England, engineered
this fearful conflict so that from the
ruin which it should cause, the edi-
| flee of plebian internationalism
might arise.
These Pan German fantasies are
really beneath contempt. 1t is incon-
| ceivable that any one anywhere, hay-
| e.,
progress should allow himself to be
influenced by this insane anti-serni-
| tism."
! down With the Vatican
The recent accommodation by the
Vatican of the German air-raids or
open towns, in it's official organ, the
| "Osservatore Romano" has greatly
/ aggravated the Cologne "Volkszei.
tung," which criticizes the Pope ir
these words:
The 'Osservatore Romano the of.
fetal organ of the Vatican, has moi
yet tired of denouncing the air raids
carried out by the Central Powers
and is particularly indignant at the
attack on Padua and at the damage
caused to churches and religious es
Establishments.
| I'VE have not heard, however, Of
any protests on the part of the Pope
against the raids of the English an(
the French airmen on the open Ger
man towns of Freiburg, Karlsruhe
Treves and Baden. We would there
fore recommend the Vatican to turf
/, its attention to the Entente govern
ments' disgraceful and contemplate
! attacks on these open towns.
1--WE know well enough that sucl
protests will be disregarded, but it i
time that the Vatican should Civ,
demonstration of its absolute neu
; trality, for the Roman Catholics O
the Central Powers cannot regar,
: with equanimity an attitude which i
: not free from the suspicion of par
7 tisanship."
7 1t is dangerous to trust too nue.
f to the so-called German Socialist dis
content. However, whatever may b
l the significance of the occasiona
= Social Democratic Volcanoes" the
: have stirred Germany's Kaiser-paper
into the highest pitch of fury imagin
able. All the Junker Journals ar
e furious with the Socialists. The So
e cialists are now being abused with tn
= same degree of violence that was for
;, merly directed against the Hate
e England"
american Gold Did 1T"
The "Deutsche Kurier'' leads thi
9 chorus of vituperation with the fol
:, lowing classic example of the HUI
| shrek:
Z I'm his German history TreitscnN
has told us that only the Oriental
had a Ham who shamed his ow
father. This is quite true We how