The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-25

IN THE NEWS
Hawks Of a Feather
The Casualty Ghouls
Our Biggest Job
! OLITlCAL union with Ger.

haAN - ANNN w " wv
Christian socialists Of Ger
man Austria. according 20 n slis
patch received from Switzerland
today. The proponents Of thi,
scheme are thereby showing them
selves a. willing 10 share their fate
with the lluns-for that Il what
the Germans Of today are. regard
less of political camouflagc.
SO be- IL. ~ the German Austri.
ans want 10 caF their lots with
Germany. they should be- made 10
help pay the indemnity that the
associated powers are tp demand
Of the Huns Whatever may be- the
situation ~ regards the Slavic elc.
mcnts IN Austria, there il no doubt
that the Tcutonic element, have a
tender spot for Germany aud hen
kuliur.
Talk about the liberation oi
Herman Austria from the yoke of
the llap,burgs IN maudlin non
srusr The liapshurgs existed uul,
10y ,uifrraurr uf the rruiuuir pnp
ulailun ot the dual monarchy II
IA this part Of the population that
supported the prosecution ur the
Italians and the ~laVs. u the effort
10 force the latter tu abandon their
national language aud tradition,
~ which they nevertheless, rlung
~ teunciou,.
Because of their lack Of under
standing pt Austrian affair.". many
American, hpvr been Inclined tu
regard the old Vienna government
~ merely the dupr uf Potsdnm
History show. that thi, {, not ira.
A. Glnds'unr once remarked. on,
srarrhc, in vain iur one good thing
that Austria has accomplished dur.
ing iis entire history.
Therefore. when the time for a
reckoning B, a. hand at The pres.
rni gain of the peace cuufcrrr,. b.
is impossible 90 forecast when that
time will h' lrf us mot forget to
include Austria iu the bill. Al
though SHE sank uu Lu,iiauIu, and
manned mo- Brlriau.. for four wear,
She aided and ahriird those who
did. She should pay the pruali,
Tor keeping bad rompauy
IT Germany had won thr war
her southeastern allies would bay.
clamurcd for their share of IA.
Icuiuulr hcgrmouy Thi, being .o.
They should now be- made ~ nav
th" piper
Tho campaign against the swIudisr.
VINO are seeking 10 t,UauI rslstt,.
"I NulHiora thtuurh false trloram.
'nN letters viii meet with tb, ape
rtn,1l OF cN,n American
These EhnuI- ufa th, ,HsuHu, U.r.
l"I ihriI urs, wiring tho relatives
NI We mon whose uHmtH uuul.r uu .
lh' houor rolls iut muuoy with NhIpH Z
iu come home
creature who pll,s upon tHos,
VINO nave gwen iNr|I utIf one. 90 tho .
wHI iH uot worth, of 'H, uluip ui mHn
'll"ihN De- Boz not worthy ui uuI
ramc of American
M' IHii iu common with ausfffH. .
e.. proponents uf H ItIru, uf nation. .
'l ihIH Time. insists that tho must iu. .
rritu' thIur before the American
people to-day Be-. NOT the signing uf Id
p'1'r treaty hui a., adoption uf Id
constitution fu. such league,
10 u This tyU uslst,rrr that I.|
losing moro friends Cor the program
UNHu ans ihiuF ulsr The tdnrr,uts
"l iho plan urr' that utur, Wnrs 10,
prevented hrinru tho present war be-
N'''Irl This I"rs mot appeal iY Am.
'r."IU UHWuluu-ruH,.
''i' soldiers dIu uuf goo over tHurr
i' mth' fhO WurU safe fU I,4sti.
"i nations The, fhuurht ihr. v,r.
N' 'nF sent fu swat ihr Hun NuW that
N' H H'Ius property Hwuffsd. certain
"i Wur statesmen Urt Worrying siuut
covenants and manufactures aud world .
I,1ruHl
lu tho muuvHII. too HvBttrI rur
Er.uUInF fu hHu .rIf