Evening star., 1918-08-11
Allies to Send Military Forces
to Help Redeem Russia
to Russians.
HOLD MURMAN COAST;
VLADIVOSTOK A BASE
Czecho-Slovac Armies Will Be Civ
en- Concrete Assistance.
BOLSHEVIKI NOW T0TTER
No Longer Are There Any Doubts
BoIsHEv1K1 NOW TorTER
No Longer Are There Any Doubts
as to Lenine's Desire to
Assist Germany.

the allies are cooperating In RUSSIA
interest alone and the allies have no
selfish motives in military operations,
the dawn is breaking upon new Gay
for the Russian peoples.
The bolshevik power will pe over
thrown and the better interests OF the
nation eventually will be safely estao-
liehed in power with allied AID. NO
longer will the bolsheviki be trusted
by the allies. In the mast there has
status owing to the conflicting reports
coming out Of Russia as to the sin
cerity of Lenine and Trotxky. No
longer is there question as to where
these perfidious individuals stand.
They are heart and soul for the kaiser
Their declaration against England and
their declarations against the othei
allies, to come, offer the final proof OF
the fact that these men can at nc
time be expected to stand with the
allies, and, in fact, share of the
kaiser's purse.
In so far as Russia is concerned the
allies have set out upon straight
nized as in the same category as the
Germans in SO far as relations to civil
ization are concerned. There will be
no hesitancy in moving against the
bolshevik reptile as the other kissing
monsters which seek to sap the life
plOou VI a OuCC 8 iCal hathoA anu oAo
ject it to the whims and dictates OF
Wilhelmstrasse.
Russia is to be redeemed. Russia Is
in the first stages Of being redeemed
Though it Is questionable whether
military power can be revivified to
such an extent that Russia will bt
able to place a great army in the field
one of such proportions as to create
diversion of millions of German and
Austrian troops to the eastern front
Germany will find always that hel
highest cards will be trumped by the
allies in the game of the east.
The past week has but further EN-.
phasized the extremely trying condi.
tions prevailing
Cermorv Toaes within the cen.
Faith in Armies. Germany the west
ern front offensive. where the allie.
are in the heat OF victorious battle
has lessened the confidence of the
German people everywhere. and ever
some of the leading newspapers are
openly admitting the possibility that
the Germans cannot win. At leas
they declare that the war has no
been won, and this Is far step from
arrogant utterances earlier in the
year.
Coupled with the spirit Of depres.
sion prevailing because of the failure
of Hindenburg and Ludendorff. is tht
serious food situation, which, grows
more serious as time goes by. Many
German cities have been visited b!
land towns and cities. it is declared
petitions are being circulated de.
manding that the war be brought tc
an end. There is q constantly in.
creasing tendency to openly criticize
the government for its failures of the
that 1t is foolish. too. for Germans tt
believe they can force military de.
cision during the present year. a:
the German government led the people
to believe.
Though. the Germans may be dis.
contented, the government still has a
firm grip on the public, and rs long as
it has even a small measure Of con-
fidence Of the people, Gernany's every
endeavor and every move will be In
line with continuance Of the pan-Ger-
man policy Of pressing on and on in
the conflict.
In Austria, however. the govern
ment has shown an amazing inabili-
ty to cope with the constantly in
creasing outbreaks which have oc-
CURED ana 90 occur 6ll over the Quai
monarchy. In many sections of the
realm armed bands are traversing
the country. looting and disrupting
organized conditions. These bands
composed mostly Of soldiers. are. re-
ceiving the help Of the populace. In
Bohemia and Hungary economic con-
ditions are so severe that food trains
are being looted by the civilian pop
ulation, and there is ever-increasing
sentiment against the German-con-
trolled regimes in Budapest and Vien-
ma.
The morale of the Austrian armies is
growing lower each day. Mutinies are
common. Everywhere the influence OF
Emperor Charles is growing less and
less, and though German people may
not create disturbance serious enough
to interrupt the nations continuance
in the struggle. the same condition
does not hold good in Austria, where
the sparks of discomfort may burst
forth in unouenchable flame at any
time. But such upheaval will be ac-
companied by tremendous slaughter
of hapless innocents who but dare
ask a square deal for themselves
and for their kingdom in the future.