Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1920-06-10
.BOISHEVlSM MUST
BE FOUGHT HERE
Struggle With Radicai.m Still
N Ih Infancy Say. G. S.
Shandvold.

find that It is all so different from
what you had been led to bslieve 4
! ll!sss. b ..- Il I
From Denmark II was possible ID
get into Germany altho q lot q red
tape ana ali kinds OF extraordinary
passpsrt tess had To- be borne WITH
for the announced purpose q pro-
tectfhg Germany against : radi.
.cal invaston Of foreigners who want
e tahs sdyantage Of the 1Sw eK-
change rate still prevailing. e: 1.
Once inside Germany, other Strou-
bles, began. first of all. in regard to
railroad tranfc. The number Of trains
has been reduced to what must be
an trrsducible minimum because
there ds no fuel to. be had. Many
lesser lights have suspended traffic
altogether, and q rumor that in a few
days nearly all important trains be
taken OF the remaining part of the
schedule sent visitors scurrying away
from the. German capital.
Plans Frustrated.
1t was the intension of your cor
respondent to go from Germany to
Checho-Slovakia, that is, to the city
OF Prague, thence via Vienna to a
couple OF Polish cities. The way from
Germany to Prague and Vienna liz
closed to foreigners unless they can
prove that it is absolutely essential
for, them to make the trip. And in
case you succeed in establishing thai
proof, you are asked to pay aboat
10000 kronen for a passport vise
and, in addition, to remit anaamoun1
P'0f sHppr proxisaateIy the same % siize=-ts
the Red Cross. Even at that, you are
not certain of obtaining permission
tp~cross the border line, and, in yoll
actually do get across, these is no
prospect of your returning within a
reasonable time.
AS 1t is, you get close enough to
Checho-Slovakia and what was Aus
tria to form an impression of how
{ conditions are there.
And with, regard to Poland: 1t is
impossible to get into that country
except by a ruse. The nation is, in
volved in war, which generally
condemned, here and everywhere in
Europe for the reason that its only
goal is conquest of non-Polish terri
tory. 1t may be possible little later
to make the trip into Russian Po-
land by way of the Baltic provinces,
but careful American newspaper
correspondent. abstains. from making
any prophecies along these lines un-
der present conditions. 4
Passing Impressions.
Wherever you go in Europe these
days, you meet people from all parts
Of the continent. You mingle with
them In the streets, in the hotel lob
bies. on the sidewalk cafes, and you
hear on an average reports and ,ru-
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