The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-09

never had.
 The so-called Pan-slavism and the Moscow imperialism were directed against Austria Hungary Turkey, Persia, Central Asia, China, Japan and not against us, except far threw ourselves in front of Austria Hungary Turkey. e contrary the political situation affords basis for agreement and friendship between ourselves and
 The Polish question. which ourselves between ourselves and entirely imaginary Rus sian threat, thinking that thereby would insure of the difficult if the most difficult prob lem which future foreign policy faces It cannot inclined to demand, but merely on a. rational and practical
 sia a federal State--a result that would consult the interest of everybody including Poles them selves, since Poland if it is cut off of nsurnr good relations between ourselves and the Poles It would be a fatal thing to exchange the German, mostly passive Alpine lands for our East Marches with the mixed population.
 Shall permit the Poles to extend their ter rtores borders of Berlin. and shall rifice Danzig and Konigsberg and Upper siesia. a. shall give the coal mines and the great man. of these territories for protecting German civilization on the Etech, the Drau. the Leigh. and the Tajja?
 We shall soon be able to adjust matters with Japan, since after losing Kiauchau. conflict of interests exists between ourselves and that country fire other people. After political and econo- mic expulsion from Eastern Asia the conflict of in terest between Japan and the United States and it's ally, England. will result in profit for our selves
 These are. broadly speaking guiding lines future policy, far may be in posi- ton to have any independent foreign policy what 
 No vital differences separate Russia, England, North America, and Japan, our relations the future will remain primarily with these gov 
 On the other hand conflict of interests with Poland, ie it remains an independent country certain endure. If take over the inherit of German-Austria, thereby borrow trouble the Czechs, Hungarians, Italians, and South Slavs. The Poles and CzeChs will always be welcome France, who is unreconcilable oppon- 
 It is not necessary add that the German peo- Alsace, which France has now torn away from us a time by force of
 must, however, admit that 1t is our own fault. since tolerated policy that estranged the people of Alsace Germany and denied that country rights of federal state and for years preached the theory of glad, joyous war
 Eternal peace! The city of God! They are fair dream.
 We might attained it with broad colonial domains and unchecked economic developments, for everything that could be obtained by was all foolish policy of alliances and expansion in Eastern Asia while fully protecting interests, and stop exaggerated navy programme and to forever threatening France. Then we might had perpetual peace and gradual disarmament. so-called statesmen could not this. They persisted along the road of folly
 Are to have a. permanent peace?
 if territories left intact and impos- sibIe conditions imposed upon
 Oppression produces counter-pressure, and, ultimately, explosions.
 Wars have always been and always will be jus tified solely means to end
 A that has justifiable purpose is crime against all mankind, well ones people. is possible that approaching stage of civilization when there will be only household of mankind.
 so. will be a this house?