South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 340, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 December 1920 — Page 26

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10 t .M).v, i)i:ci:.Miii:u 5. 1920 THE SCU7H BEND NEWS-TIMES

jERMAN jingoes TALK OF WAR OF REYENGE SOON

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Arm Chnir Stratrpi-l- Make Pinn on Paprr for IVcw Conflict.

nnPwi.iN. i;. 4.m nr. i chauvinists of a. w.ir of p'VtnK'' fcr.'i Ik lar.'l r c. ive

-rj rniiry jlnwh ar.- talking hi: i in France scathir. treat

ment at th hands of a flerman p;n--ral ntalT of!'.cr, T.h r i lirule th-falry-tAJrt victory which th-se armchair stratr rr's win on pap-r r over their L-er. It wdiiM ho bid enouph If this lno?" attitude of defeating the French 1 i k an amusing pane of rh- p I.i 1 on the map of Kurop were limited to civilians, comment:? the writer, who r u'r that any retired army ot"c-m an spreading th jingoism. "On th day of tho declaration of v.-nr b'tw'n Germany and her former enemie. Hirplin" will jpppoar over Ibrlin. Magdeburg, Uanowr. Hall and Hamburg ani horn hard thse cities and their ral'.ro ids without meeting any opposition worth mentioning. Th enmv will have unlimited mastery of the air froni the. very first. With thdr tanks-, armored automobiles, their h"ivy artillery and their aircraft, th ennny rolumr.s wf!l ft in motion. hr-rtk!m: flown any re?ftance like mere play." This Is tho picture which the Herman general raff otürrr, writing Anonymously In the Weltbnehne, draws of th lnovltaMo results of nny po!Mf attempt HTmnny, In alllinc with Ru'-:a. attacking tio French to drive them from occupied territory. After War Opc-nc!. "ThA campaign of lies would Immediately b ropend. Tho day after th declaration of war. the pre? of th world would b- swirmIn: with tho atrocities tho Huns had committed on the members of tho entento mission In Hormany. A few German radios shot Into the air nddros'd to whomever would pick thorn up. would bo power Ies3 to combat tho propaganda. "Tho enemy army would take their own sweet time pushing along the River Mainz to the Höht! Moimtalnh to pt pamte Hav.irla from northern Germany. Tho army would be carried out with a comparatively mall effort of naval power. "I would bo thankful If Fomoone v.ould explain to mo how all thH If to be avoided." continues tho ollieT. "Thp crop of amateur strategists who during tho. war opened their tirade. with 'If Ilindenburg would simply do so anl r o Is a train causing mischief. Tho writlng-deV.; hero of the Hamburg Volkszdtuhg nnnounces that never has tho situation been so opportune for a coalition with Russia to defeat German capitalism and Kntento militarism. Plans on Inir. "Theso strategists develop irant'.c plan.". Arm in arm with Kussia thy attack the entente, of course ;-t !:rs defatlnr Pfland. They i r.-.' ,m army of mtl!ifr.s by tho imj.'.o p-roross ''f strikit sev ral n. i ifhts from tho census returns. Tlie army will le armed and fed l;-"m nothing these are details ooworthy of tho attontion of mir v i!d strategists. An especially beautiful f ntenco these people lovo to !.. is: Vo must lend a helping hand

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most impossible to follow them ber nj-e of the lep.rth of the lines of communication. Russia is an lmprej.rnalde world power, thanks to her immense area. She has been unfortunate in nearly all of her wars, and still has Increased in area. Gigantic Tak. "But how do we stand? Lefs take it for granted that the German government, whether red or white, whether radical or reactionary, has agreed 'to lend Russia a healping hand.' The next step, of course, would be to keep the agreement a secret. Workmen, engineers, of'icers would he sent to Russia, to organize a base for an army. Then we would undertake in Germany to train all wervictable men between 20 and 50 years of age; which is in its-elf a cigantlc task even if the men aro all of one political party. This must all bo done under the eyes of the entente commissions, which would soon learn of the plan. It would result in an ultimatum, followed by war. Through volunteers tho German army would be increased to .100,000 men, possibly rOO.000. These twelve to eighteen German divisions would be mobiliized on the eastern border of Germany, where they would occupy the

Polish corridor, arr.id the choen of the population. They would be distributed for a war against Roland, and tlie Russians would attack Poland at the same time from the east. In the meantime tho French have occupied up to the River Rlbo or farther. "Attacked from both sides, let us grant that the Rolish are vanquished. Warsaw fails, and the union of the Russian and German armies is complete. Rut then the war really begins. The Russian-German army would require, to complete recruiting, organization and arming, at least two years under the most favorable circumstances; that Is. with absolute order in Russia, to arrive at anything compared to the Entente troops. "But the entente wouldn't permit time for this, and the Russian-German commanders would be faced by the ally army troops arralnst all tho modern equipment of the entente, or of retreat. The Russians would consider retreat the risht solution. The Germans would desire to rer-onquer Germany. "What tremendous powers of persuasion would it require to convince the Russian soldiers that the war for them had only betrun with the victory over Poland, and that the objective is the Rhine and not the Vistula."

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For the next three days, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, we have arranged for the greatest selling days in the history of our store. We offer special bargains in every department to acquaint everyone with our new location at 2 I 4 S. Michigan street in the Blackstone theater building. In this sale you will find liberal reductions on all articles of jewelry, which will be ideal for Christmas gifts. Come in and see us tomorrow.

makes you the proud owner of a Fine Diamond, Watch or any article in our store, value up to $50, balance in easy payments.

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SALE STARTS MONDAY, DECEMBER 6TH.

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In addition to the cash-price terms we offer absolutely free, a fine gold-filled knife and chain out-fit, worth $5, with every man's watch, except South Bend watches, sold during this great sale.

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We positively guarantee that you cannot buy a South Bend Watch in any jewelery store in the country for a cent less than thi price we quote below.

With every ladies' diamond ring purchased during this sale we will give absolutely free a handsome wedding ring or other merchandise to the value of $5.00.

12 Size Chesterfield Model, 1 5 Jewels, 20 Year Case $34.00

12 Size Chesterfield Model, 1 7 Jewels, 20 Year tase $40.00

2 sizo Chesterfield Model. 19 Jewel. Adjusted to 4 Positions 2 0 Year Ca.so $45.00

OPEN CHARGE ACCOUNT

$1.G0 Down Buys a $50 DIAMOND P.enutlful. sparkling, blue-white diamonds, set in 14-karat cren or white poM mountings, of the very newest designs. Our collection is now ino.-t complete, insuring a satisfactory choice. $50 $1 Down, $1 per Week Others from $25 to $2,500 Terms in proportion

IViEN'S WATCHES

(T,f $1.00 Down

$1.00 per Week

N size, open face, 17-jewel Illinois movement, adjusted to heat, cold and isot hrnisni. in handsome serviceable. 20-year guaranteed cases. Ask to tee the watches we are featuring at special prices. $32 $1.00 a Week Others from $25 to $150 Terms in proportion

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LADIES' WATCHES l mJJ $1.00 per Week Watches, reliable lever movement, in plain or encrravd gold-filled cases, accurate timekeep rs. An exceptional $21.50 $1 Down, $1 a Week Others up to $150.00

In our new location, 214 South Michigan street, Blackstone Theater Building.

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