The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
Shall Chaos Or Reconstruction IN
Europe Follow the Great
World War;
DANGER IN GERMAN AMBITION
Tsuten Idea 10 to Explicit Russta
While the People Fear the AilIss
Seek Return ~ the Old
Regime.
Article XXI.
ex FRANk coMERFoAp.

~ FNANN COMB nv OH0.
By their policy OF interneddilng. IN,
Allies have lost the confidence ant
good viii Of the Russian people;
do NOT mean the bolshevik government
mean the great mass OF the Russians
They hnve resented strangers In theiI
land; outside interference has been
unweleome. II has strengthened the
bolsheyik power and created dlsfrusi
OF the Allies In the minds OF the peo-
pie Of Russia. Our soldiers tn NJ
IBERIA were constantly being asked
Why are you heref" II was the ono
question they could not answer.
The Russians look upon Germany
~ their only friend. German pene-
trstlon is going on. Before Gar Mich
oias' regime ended II was estina ted
thxt over half the industries OF Russia
were owned or managed by Germans.
Since tho war the Germans have
doubled their efforts to Pruasinnixe
Russia. They have ansiduously cult
vailed the good Will OF the people.
German commercial agents speak the
Russian language. They are in touch
With Russian needs. They are not In
terferinE with the Russian problem.
They are selling to Russia and Civ
Ing longtime credit. The Russians
look upon them as friends and on the
Allies with suspicion. The consensus
OF opinion In Russia In TINT the Al
He's are bert upon exploiting Russia
and delivering her to the old regime
prussIan onIcsrs In Soviet Army.
Under secretary OF state for for
ciSn AFFAIRS OF the Polish government.
ekrzynski. told me Of document In |
his possession which showed that Gen.
Won der Goitx OF the Prussian |
army offered TO furnish "unter" on !
GERS for the soviet army At a wage
Of s3 marks day. with the further
understanding that the bolshevik
government would give these officers
= bonus Of 5000 marks each At the
end Of their nrst year Of service.
There Il much evidence that the boil
aheyiks accepted the proposal and that
The "Red" army II being Prussianlzed.
The under secretary OF state added
hat he Was convinced . treaty ex-
sted between the soviet government
md the PrussIan minister Of war.
In October OF 1919. the following dis
'atch to the Daily Mall Of London
vas printed:
The 'Freiheit' says that the soviet
government has asked the German
to send 100000 working
aen to Russia to aid In the revival
Russian iDdustries These work.
'9men will be under the order OF en-
ineers and managers from German
Actories. and Russia viii thus he
eaceabiy invaded by the Germans
the express desire Of the soviets."
! was In Warsaw At the time. and
rOm many responsible oficIala
armed that this dispatch was true
nd that the invasion has already
e9un During this time Germany had
itact an army Of over 10000 vet ,
ran Prussian troops under Gen.
on der Goltz while Germany had
n alleged republican form IT gov
With Doctor Ebert M ,
no steps were taken to de-
obilire this powerful Prasaian MILL |.
Try force. The peace table sittinK In /,
nris recognized the menace to the !,
'cuFity Of Europe presented by the !,
On der Goitr army, There was :,
cned to conference. The result WINS !,
,e demand made through General
och that Won der Goltx he stripped 7
command. This was complied :
It'll, but the Prusslan army was un- !,
sturbed. Won der Goltx continued a
be the commander OF this force, :,
Notwithstanding his formal resignA- "
IN Of the command. :.
Germany SIN Powerful. r
Let there be no doubt in any ones a
nd that Germany II coming back. NJ
fact she has come back. Germany n
= never felt that she was defeated. n
'e will to win. to conquer, still lives nj
e IL preparing for the crisis, ana N
len II comes the Allies ~sil find her n
economically prepared ns she was 3,
ldy In . military sense In 1914 Ger Il,
ny was not devastated BY the war. h,
~ Of the fRhtlng was done on Ger oh
n soil. Germany looted and pill al,
ed Russia. Belgium and France, ne
iNg raw materials timber. coal and AZ,
A.nery The trains bringing food oh
Ars to the fronts did not ~
urn They carried back to m,
rmany hcld goods. live stock. 80,
neralA timSs sachinery. This e s'
mt on for four SlrA Germany -, m
* millions of men M nemep from r. nn
lssia. Belgium and FratsSsss.,. isu
) and civilians. She used {. ~
r power to keep up her econS1 the
..
For tle bsnAft Of those who doubt ~
present economic prerar- u
49, I Want 70 giva q BIT Of sxidence =.
61A1N1 1t ~ Poiish- German front -
USoer ealaGfa. i talked to the :.
- - es,l1A military no Z.
Mn AnEGs = - frsstisr. He ~ !.