The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 5, 1918, Page 3

t ¢ , < Py Loy a 4 i] 1} a if 4 > ) | 4 * # N “ 4 ¥ mY * we y | ) i ce t 3 ¥ me oY If Bolsheviki: Should Over- \ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1918, BISMARCK EVENING TRIBUNE Schiedeimann Socialists have ue tired of throw Kaiserism, Would | kaiser. mitted to t 5 ae plan of worl™ '‘COHaueSt ‘themselves, Find Efficient Government they nevertheless. preached interna — tionalism an@ peace to the socialists (outinued from Page One) of other natio} Masters in Germany, could be made|home and d to work for the toilers. | attitude was jas plain as if they had Certainly the macnine would be in| said in so many words to the Social- the hands of the most methodical and | ists of other lands: orderly people in the'world.’ As anew] “We will Keep on fighting for the| order of society, Lolshevikism would| kaiser. But you keep out of the-war. have in Germany a test under the| Cripple your government, ‘Make your most favorable of conditions, country helpless , before Gerniany. IF BOLSHEVIKKISM SHOULD OV-| Help the-German dutocracy to win the ERTHROW THE KAISER, THAT) fight against democracy.” EVENT WOULD STAND ‘our 1 And the saddest page in the his- WORLD HISTORY AS A PERFE . t . o RETHIBUTIVE JU tory of Anierican So¢ialism bears INSTANCi OF TICE, the record of hex some of the | and insisted on remaining at. their’ ton, “Dratt ould not. gain en. For the German autecracy is large permitted themselyes to be posts until the fight was finished. One trance to the Orphoum last night, ly responsible for the rise of the Hol-} Ir sheviki to ja. German} agents preached the doctrine unceas-| ingly in all the large centers of Rus- | The masters of. Germany also ap- iser gave safe conduct | preciate thei possibility of the won-| Lenine that he might go! derful industrial and commercial 1 land to Russia to help} chine has grown out of the w the work along. Germany believed) And it not likely that they will the Bolsheviki least capable of all elements in Russia to carry on the 2 struggle. war or to set up stable government. If a revolution cémes in Germany The kaiser expected to be able to work his will with the Bolsheviki in the matter of annexations. turt Soc r the ends of the volution Byen so, it is likely | | that a considerable part.of the army | Austrian and Hungarian regiments! id continue to be loyal to the | on the eastern front. were supplied | kaiser and civil war and bloods ned | with the outline of a definite system, would result, | of propaganda for the “poisoning” ot Despite the almost perfect mobiliz- the Russian troops. In the fraterniza-| ation of industry in. Germany, profits | tion between Russia and German| have not heen abolishel. The gun: troops that resulted from the armis-| making Krupps, for ins ce, since | tice, the kaiser’s forces preached un-| the war began, have declared divi | ceasingly the laying down of arms and | dends as high as 36 per cent. | the setting up of a workers’ govern-| At present, however, the govern: | ment. ;ment taxes away most of the profits | The kaiser's men succeeded in | Thus the finances of Germany run in| poisoning the Russians, But re- | a circle. The government taxes every cent event shave indicated that | man, woman and child and gives the in the process, they, too, became money back to them in the form of poisoned. | profits and wages. Round and round, The first manifestation of this | year in and year out, the money came in the almost open refusal | keeps moving. What the government of the Austrian and Hungarian troops to move from the east to the west front for the big drive |OLD PRESCRIPTION the kaiser had in ming in De- \ cember, | If Bolshevikism were pasa for \ FOR WEAK KIDNEYS Russia, would it not also be good for Austria and Hungary, these troops asked? ‘Anyhow, waiting to see what would happen under Bolshevikism in Russia was better than going into the west to be killed. At the outset of the war the \So- cialist party, with the exception o! Liebknecht, and a small group abou him, was unitedly with the kaiser in| the war. 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They urged union at : : nsion abroad, Their| Sammies Are Holding the c Enemy on Western Front fs RIDEAU brick wall twenty infantrymen with no —_ | (Continued From Page One.) masks on, rolling dice as if nothing) The North Dakota blue sky commis- pare ee | _ GREAT COURAGE SHOWN nad happened. sion has passed favorably on the ap-| Signature of 74d Wieken, i Fuller reports from the ‘fi show that great courage was the troops during the heavy Ger- | in the lines n, Who wa ng station, returned to hjs comrades in the line after his ttended to, and il the firing cei hei ender it to the workers without | last dies must be. On, the side of the | atternoon, but an alarm was given. The chief and anoth GO EARLY if You Wish a Seat Tonight ft takes in} motoring toa village back of the lines! night. 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