The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-07

(Prince Lchnowsky's utterances should
 be read with great caution. Next to Maximi-
 lian Harden Lchnowsky
 the defunct Hun Propaganda. Present rul-
 CTS of Germany will, every often, utilize this
 would be courageous prince to lecture the
 world how Germany's enemies should
 the poor downtrodden Fatherland)
 tcopyright 1919. By The International News
 Bureau, Inc.)
 Although the final results of the yet be fully seen are already in position to say that in the future we must follow approximately lhe opposite policy to the one we followed before' and that shall adopt that policy under far less promising conditions than would have existed had we espouseo IL earner- At that trle we were the leading military and commercial power of the tinent and all other political governments desired live in harmony and good relations with us Every where statesmen were willing to make extensive concessions if they might thus inspire to relin quIsn our Potcy or tests or strength minimizing our neighbors threatening them and challenging them. Now we have no power whatever which other governments need to take into consideration. Nations that desired to be friends have been converted into enemies, and nations that never will love us have been made politically independent by the
 of the cultural and material importance of the German nation with 7o,Ooo,o0o or if we include German Austria, possibly 9O,O0O,O0O people, al though it be weakened and set back for decades, cannot be permanently dismissed from considera- worlds affairs that the geseral for eign policy of the civilized nations will have tako into account the German government later as it will have to take into account also the Russian gov ernment.
 Russia has suffered inn1easurably more than have by the but it would be mistake suppose that Russia could be disregarded poli- tical economic factor in the future. Its frag- ments will probably unite some new federal democratic basis after Bolshevism has been swept aside The Russian people, in spite of all fair theories of self determination and information leagues, will extend its influence in Asia, acquire territories, and remain for all time power a sem-ASiatic complexion.
 the American union accomplished the thing with the Indians, French, Spanards, negroes, such Russians were in Alaska?
 Has it not developed from primitive agrcul- settlement leading capitalist power of the world?
 the Anglo Saxon coloniGts continued to press farther and farther toward the and south and carried the starry banner with them?
 Union laid it's hands upon the Phil ippines, Honolulu Cuba, and Hayu?
 suppose that repub- Russia will do the in Persia, Gen. Asia, Mongolia, countries where the Rus trader with a few soldiers at their but weak resistance?
 policy will have to reckon with us in the future as with Russia, although may be able to make impression and to inspire respect, did between 1871 and 1914 and although have been deprived of every chance of floating flag foreign territories
 We anticipate permanent political and economic boycott, because such a measure pre- supposes the complete unanimity of all other countries and a matter of experience that such creates it. Hatred indignation alone will not be sufficient inspire such policy for all time come no matte powerful these sentiments may momentarily be the hearts of all our enemies Gradually other considerations and feelings will