The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-06
oRcANIzINc RUSSIA FOE rHE HUNS.

Lenine, German agent the foe of nations as now or
powers equal terms for the purpose of making
He has sent out statement indicating that he is willing
to send representatives to Princes Island if directly in
vited to do There is guile in his maneuver, for tn,
conference at Princes Island would be all to Lennes ad
vantage He learn what the allies intend to do
tearing up the agreement he goes No agreement
treaty bind Lenine against his will He is too vel
taught in the German school Of honor to pay attention
to scraps of paper bearing the word Of "honor.'
Ambassador Francis is reported to have expressed the
opinion that the meeting at Princes Island would be
good thing for the allied governments they could
learn the situation in Russia from the lips of the repre-
senatives of the various factions He thinks that ma
tons opposed the boshevki would not be compromised
|by the meeting.
OF course if the allies intending to hold the
ference with the secret intention of refusing to reach any
agreementtha is, if they going into the confer
in bad faitht true that they would not be com-
promised" by mnging with the bolshevik But that at
ude is not to be assuemd The allies acting per-
feet good faith For that they are committing
bunder when they offer to acry negotiations with the
traitors who took German money to execute Germanys
devsh will in Russia. The allies might as well negoti-
ate with Hohenzollern and Hindenburg regarding the
welfare of Russia to negotiate with Gemanys agents.
Lenine and Trotzky.
If be suggested that the Princes Island conference is
not to be for purposes of negotiation why hold it all?
Do the allies suppose they will get the truth from the
boshev representatives? Do the allies have proof that
Lenine and Trotzky longer agents of Germany?
The preliminary steps taken by the Huns looking to the
reorganization of the German empire as a government
capable of making do not indicate any wide depart
ure from the old Hohenzolern mitarist system. The
Huns Huns still, Notwithstanding their pretense of
democracy and abolition of militarism.
At least 100000 Huns the shrewdest and most sue
cessful commercial and financial men, all of them ardent
supporters of the Hun system of commercialmilitary
penetration and conquest in possession of the sra
tegic industries and utilities of Russia. Out of Russia
The Germans propose to rebuild their fortunes and their
military strength Russia is to furnish the natural
wealth and the man power with which the German in
ellect is yet to dominate the world. Germany will be
ax-ridden under the peace terms, and individual Ger
mans will get out if they Russia opens to them
erful opportunities for making money and building
lew Hun empire, The 100000 agents Of Germany now
in Russia will have the help of at least 10000 900 more
when Germany begins to feel the pinch of indemnity
and finds that her resources must be handed over
10 the exhausted allies
The imperative duty of the allies lies in the crushing of
he bolshevik by force of arms Immediately and the or
yanzaton of Russia for the Russians the exclusion of
German intrigue. That task but it is no
greater than the task already accomplished must be
and accomplished before the world have
to its hearts content and may bind its members to
the in any oath peases but the world may
'e plunged in war just the same.
1t is the enemy of peace who must be bound not the
friends of peace. is the German people who must be
prevented from making war, not the French, British
Italian American people
The Huns have schemed out a method of eonuuering
Russia without fighting. 1t is satanic in its ingenuity
md its effectiveness 1t goes forward without ceasng
md and the society of nations has no effect upon it
Unless it is checked and destroyed the astonished So
iety of nations will be confronted with bigger war
han the one that seems to have crushed Germany
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