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Belgium. Its armies press close on Russi and overrus Poland. It cannot go far ther-it dare riot go back. It wishes to close its bargain before it is too late and it has little left to offer for the pound of flesh it will demand. The military masters under whon Germany is bleeding Flags very clearly to what point fate has brought them if they fall back or are forced back on inch, their power abrond and at home will fall to pieces. It is their power at home of what they are thinking now more than of their power abroad. It is that power which is trembling, under their very feet..
PERILS OF AN ENEMY PRACE,
President Wilson, in hin Day address in the Washington 1 on June 14th, wurned Momtrent grounds the American people that Germany having carried into effect the greater part i of her inmediate plan. of “conquest, was
Devp four has entered their hearts. intrigue of new negotiating a
they have bad one chance to perpetuate peace," which was designed tu'end the war their military-power, or even their con- trolling politicd influence.If they can while her aggressions were still secure.
secure ponce now, with the immense The President again, recited the many advantage still in their hands, they will Garmin nets of aggression which hid have justified themselves before the "German- prople. They will have gained. driven the United States into the why force what they promised to gain by and went on to declare that the repliza tion of Germany's war aims must event- tally mean the undoing of the while world.
We know now clearly [President Wilson continued), as we know before we
selves were engaged in the war, that we are not enemies of the Germán people, and they are not our enemies. They did not originate, or desire, this bidends war, or wish that we should be drawn into it, and we are vaguely conscious that we are fighting their cause, as they will ns our own. They themselves are in the grip of the same sinister power that has stretched its ugly talons out, and drawn blood from me.
itan immense expansion of German power and an immense enlargement of Geymam industrial "and" commercial op- portunities. Their prestige will be secure, and with their preslige their political power.
If they fail, their people will thrust than aise A Government accountable to the people themselves will be set up in Germany, as has been the case in England, the United States, and France--- in all great countries of modern times except Germany. If they succeed, they are safe, and Germany and the world are undone. If they fail, Germany is saved, and the world will be pence.' If they succeed, America will fall within the world, must remain armed, and they will meunce, and we, and all the rest of the remain, and must make ready for the next step in their aggression. If they Inil, the world mny unite for peace and The war was began by the militaryGermany may be of the union. masters of Germany, who have proved themselves to be also the masters of Austria-Hungary. These men never ve garded nations as peoples of gren, women, and children of like blood and frame as themselves, for whom Göver ments existed and in whom Governments ball their life. They regarded them merely as serviccable organizations, which they could, either by force or intrigue, bend or corrupt to their own purpose They regarded the smaller States, parti calarly, and those peoples, who could be overwhelmed by force, as their natam tools and instruments of domination.
Their purpose had long been avowed. The statesmen of other nations, to whom that purpose was incredible, paid little attention, and regarded what the German professors expounded in their class-rooms and the German writers set forth to the world as the goal of German policy as rather the dream of minds detached from practical affairs and the proposterous private conceptions of Germany's destiny than the actual plans of responsible rulers. But the enlers of Germany knew
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Do you not now understand, the new intrigue for peace, and why the masters of Germany do not hesitate to use any agency that promises to effect their pur pose, the deceit of nations? Their pre- sent particular aim is to deceive all those who, throughout the world, stand for the rights of peoples and the self-government of nations, for they see what immense strength the forces of justice and liberalism are gathering out of this war. They are employing Liberals in their enterprises. Let them ante succeed, and these men, now their tools, will be ground to powder beneath the weight of the great military Empire: the Revolutionists. of Russia will be cut off from all succour and the co-operation of Western Europe, and a counter-revolution will be fostered and supported, Germany herself will lose her chance of freedom, and all Europe will Arm for the next fina? | struggle.
The sinister intrigue is being no leas netively conducted in this country than in Russia and in very country of Europe it which the agents and dupes of the LTD.sil the while what concrete plans whit Imperial German Government can get well-advanced intrigue, bay at the buck accons. That Government has many of what professors and writers were spokesmen here, in places bath high and glad to go forward unmolested, lling low. They have learned discretion; they The thrones of the Balkan Stules with keep within the law. It is opinion they German princes, putting Germinn officers utter now, not sedition. They proclaim at the service of Turkey, developing plaas the liberal purposes of their masters, and of walition and rebellion in India and they declare that this is a foreign : war, Egypt, and setting their fires in Persia which can touch America with no danger The demands nude by Austria upon | ejther to her lands or institutions. They Serbia were a mere single step in the plan set England at the centre of the stage, which compassed Europe and Asia from, and talk of her ambition to assert hier Berlin to Baghdad. They hoped that economic donunion throughout the world, these demands might not arouse Earops, They rupeal to our ancient tradition of but tb meant to press them, whether isolation, and seek to "undermine the they did or not. For they thought | Govertiment with false professions of themselves ready for the final issue of loyalty to its principles. arms. Their plan was to throw a belt
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to be as much their tool and pawn as United States, where we are accustomed Serlin, Bulgaria, Turkey, or the pon to deal with facts, not sophistries; and derons States of the East. Austria- the great fact that stands out above all Hungary, indeed, was to become a part the rest is that this is a peoples war for of the Central German Empire, absorbed freedom, justice, and self-government and cloninated by the same forces and among all the nations of the world, a war intinences that originally cemented he who live upon it, the German people in-
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It rejected entirely the idea of the force, and help set the world free, or solidarity of race. The choice of peoples else stand aside and let it be dominated played no part at all in the contemplated through sheer weight of arms and the binding together of the racial and arbitrary choices of the self-constituted political units, which could keep together masters by the nation which can main-Chins gen raira apparently contral to only by force. And they actually carried tain the biggest armies, the most irresist the greater part of that amazing planible armaments, it power to which the ROYAL into exreation.
world has afforded no parallel, in the Look how things stand. Austrin, at face of which political freedom must their mercy, has acted, not upon its own wither and perish.
For os there was but, one choice. We people, but at Berlin's dictation ever have made it, and woe be to that man, since the war began. Its people now or that group of men, that seeks to stand. CO. peace, but they cannot have it in our way in this day of high resolu
until leave is granted from Berlin. The tion, when every principle we hold dearest so-called Central Powers are in fact is to be vindicated and made secure for Hongkong to Gap Book but a single Power. Serbia is at its the salvation of the nation. We are mercy, should its hand be but for n ready to plead at the bar of history, and moment freed; Bulgaria consented to our fing shall wear a new lustre, Unce its will: Roumania is overrun by the more we shall make good with our lives Turkish armies, which the Germans and fortunes the great faith to which trained into serving Germany, and the we are born, and a new glory shall shine guns of the German warships lying in in the face of our people. Reuter,ZEM the harbour at Constantinople remind the Turkish statesmen every day that they have no choice but to take their orders from Berlin.
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