The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1918, Page 10

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FIRST AV! |“IF I HURT YOU, DON’T Is Western Battle _ Great Camoutl WASHINGTON, April 19.—The]been a stre urrent of antl Gerr in the west is on,| British f ng the natives ' ‘ont is being drench They are concentrating on China| ‘ Prisoners on both |—on Manchuria, the vast province « taken by the thou |the Japanese must cross to reach 16 German war polley 1 two ways of look great w re two distinet 1 as to what the German plan: for this year really « N are agreed that the ° y important thing t on to do is win de vely in the weat. Only one group jooks beyond, and sees important sues, that must be fought eventually and after the Huns 4 back within their own already taking shape in the May Be Camouflage Is Hindenburg’s west front drive 4 tremendous and ruthless camou flage on the part of German are at least two men who ave been taken into the councils of tf government who think there is good ground for believing it ts, For obvious reasons these men may not 4. But here are as they point them out that be ure that fighting ponsi bili powers n Germany | the wpe >) expensive a pre to forced to an early conclusion by ther «ide. They figure that a pu thro to Paris, even if ponsit would cost too dearly in men ai materials to be seriously con by them at this time, They he contested any advance they might hope to in. France would be. And ies feel the same ing “on to Bertin” | ng or summer. or words, what German mi! authorities hope for as regards West front ts to hold the allies erect know consider able make they way think the toward dri this spri In ot itary Using Propaganda They mean, tho, to make that deadlock as interesting am possible They have good reason to make it #0 interesting if they can that the allies will overlook their activities —not military activities either, YET —in other directions, Hence the word “camouflage” as applied to one of the most tremendous battles the world has ever seen While the deadiock is on in west, the Germans are using to the limit their propaganda organization in the far east and the still un corrupted districts of Russia. In the British colonies, paid agents of the kaiser are doing their best to stir, up revolt in India and Egypt. In! these countries there has always }them right here at home. age? Russia by land. “The Germans are out to raise the devil in China.” as @ well known Chinese traveler ntly put it | Want Troops Seattered What they are after is to weaken the allies’ military organization by foreing them to seatter troops in widely separated parts of the world | for purposes of protection | And the German propaganda ty concentrated on our eastern ally Japan. To divide the Japanese « ernment and the Japa false representations when Germany hi object They even figure that they have got good ground to work on there, many of Japan's leaders being Ger man-trained men, some pro- German leanings Agents Were Busy As far as the false representa tions of the allied and the allied strength go, we can Judge for ourselves, We have had a taste of eae people by A promises won" is the a with cause know what has b 1 being atte pte have 1 the German propa work successfully over the 7 While the} lock of last year held on the western front German agents were busy in Russia—and Russia ¢ a paed. yeh heme an the ¢ aid out above would be exactly 5 terned after what the Germans have done already Danger In Kast If the Germans can hang onto their western front, keeping the al New busy with such great offensives as present, while their propa gandists strike @ different kind of| b behind the in Tiseia. Egypt, China, Mexico, or even Japan—then the great plan for dis rupting the world will be in a fair way to work out, they figure. But only IF the allies are kept TOO BUSY; deceived into decetving themselves. If the allies realize their danger and work intelligently to combat it the plan falle down. It ts this that is being urged upon our government The above is a pl MAN program as seen by the experts mentioned. They point to the east an the place of greatest danger not Immediately, perhaps, but in the near future. 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