Show r jp SUNDAY MORNIN ux Gives Reasons Reason I Why Victory Must Come orne French Statesman Contrasts A Aims of and Allies and Says the Former Are Fighting for Domination Domination Domination Domina Domina- tion the Latter for Liberty An article headed For the tho Final Victory b by Gabriel In tho the Figaro gives expression In stirring I language to the tho thoughts of ot thol tho the l France rance of ot today confident of victory victor ready to fight until that victory Is complete no matter mattei- what the cost and in no way discounting the sacrifices Ices that victory will entail Itano- Itano said The governments r of or tho the allied powers renewed solemnly their agreement agreement agree agree- ment to continue the contest to the end on the tho very day lay that the Russians evacuated l and Warsaw Such a coincidence breathes the most grave ravo and intense resolution It Is easy to bo be energetic when success is IB at hand when fortune shows hows herself herself herself her her- self to be bo less favorable it Is harder After one year ear of or war Russia Hussla France Great Britain and Italy Italy Italy-aro aro persevering persevering persever persever- ing in the tho task which their consciences consciences con con- sciences have dictated to them The Germanic empires defeated for a time have profited by the circumstances circumstances circum circum- stances furnished by a disarmed op op- op Hurling against her all their available forces the they have snatched a victor victory have routed her armies oc occupied occupied oc- oc her vast territories a kingdom kindom and a capital Fortune has placed this sud sudden sulden en burden upon the allies just at atthe atthe atthe the moment when things seemed most favorable What does lOe it matter Wo We e will fight until tho the inevitable turn of the tho wheel comes until the enemy Is ex exhausted ex- ex hausted until hausted-until until victor victory comes The principal parts of ot the message of ot President and ancl the proclamation proclamation proclamation procla procla- mation of the kaiser illustrate tho the two political I systems and the objectives of ot tho the opposing camps The kaiser says Working heroically we wo will suffer and persevere without flinchIng flinching flinch flinch- ing Ing- until peace comes a peace that will offer us the tho necessary mry guarantees guarantees guaran guaran- tees military political and economic for foi our future a peace which will fulfill the conditions for the development development devel devel- of oC our productive enerE energy both at home and anti upon the tho free Cree sea Poincare says The only peace which the republic can accept is that which will guarantee the security of Europe Europe Eu Eu- rope which will enable us to breathe I to live livo and to work which will rebuild rebuild re rebuild re- re build the tho dismembered country and which will protect us with efficacy against all nIl offensive recourse of oC the Germanic Germanie ambitions It is all ver very well for the kaiser to protest that no no desire of oC conquest has pushed Germany Into the war war What hat are according to his words the conditions for peace pence Military an and political guarantees g economical advantages ad advantages ad- ad vantages the freedom of the sea What sense do these words make inako if the they are arc not the Insolent of ot Germanic expansion affirmed for forthe forthe forthe the hundredth time b by tho the Our OUI future our productive energy It is a question of or Germany alone not a Word lord of oC the tho rights of or others Always Germany above all That and nothing else On the other hand what are the tho alms aims of ot France and her allies allleN For Forthe Forthe Forthe the security of Europe for tor the tho guarantees guarantees guarantees guar guar- necessary for t le the te equilibrium of existing stales states for a sane at atmosphere atmosphere atmosphere at- at to breathe for tor the rebuilding rebuilding rebuilding rebuild rebuild- ing of dismembered countries One party Is willing to fight to tho the finish for Cor liberty the other for tor domination Final victory will be ours and for these r reasons First the tho justice of our cause Wo We shall never neer tire tiro of oC repeating It for from rom consciousness of ot the task Is borne the spirit of sacrifice sacrifice sac sac- and of heroism What would the French people be If It the they did dic not have that thou thought ht ever er before them B By saving s. France Franco the they save human- human Ity X this s Is their a anchor chor That very admiration which our enemies for or our o lr soldiers express comes from the conc conf con- con f SI 1 c lon that the tho FTC French ar armies cs are arc Kte fighting g for tor that ideal Weal As Paul said France Iranee Is always alwayS' the France ot of Joan of ot Arc Are and of Yes es that at j 19 I 1 not a phrase it t is an not solder artifice S e P pf rhetoric Ou Our humblest r does without complaint complains because be- be 1 cause hG ho hs 9 these 10 In his heart eart noble Ideas Tho rho laiser with tJ that t cunning strain say that ru runs through h OU all his talk tull says that the tho allied I Po ers attacked I Germany aCt after er ten Lion tion It if years of oC ever a statement was aue that certainly is la Ai the moment moment mo- mo ment of the outbreak Germany German o or of the w war r was prepared the allied d powers were not 1 It w was s not alone alono lo o tho the general organization of ot f tho the military mill mili- mill mill- tary forces that were neglected by bv them but also th the thu general buoyed by a n. sinister feeling optimism Ue Ve did not think about war the n national resources were organized for p peace ace whereas Germany had organized hers for Cor war by militarism m. m And now we arc are accused You annoy me said the wolf The sheep has found out the folly of ot his op optimism optimism op- op and surprised at first ha has also become wolf and shown his teeth During the last year the allied powers have opposed a a. counter or organization or- or to that organization which surprised them France Great Brit am aln uin and Russia have a adopted opted a new spirit the pacifist has become th the militarist They have forced us to fight Very well we wo will fight And here Is anew anew a anew new gauge of or success During th the first year the enemy had the ad advantage advantage ad- ad vantage ge of surprise Ho He could no not have havo too much disdain for the miserable miserable mis erable little armies' armies opposed to him His turn will como come to be surprised Armies are springing from tho the sol soil he menaces There Is no doubt that he has al already already already al- al ready called upon his reserves an and that at a time when hien ours and those thos of our allies tho British and Italian Italia and without doubt tomorrow other othe allies the tho Balkan states an and Japan already Involved will come into line are aro growing in magnitude Germany German has no other card to play pla and several several several sev sev- eral trumps still sUlI rest in our hands Poland Is Is- Inya invaded ed Warsaw arsaw Is oc oc- oc But the tho Russian armies annles have hav lost Jost ost neither their cohesive force no nor their numerical superiority They are aro waiting for tor munitions they wIll wil get them Without doubt too the they will obtain reinforcements As In 1812 invincible Russia remains stand stand- Ing The German armies cannot le lego let go and return to the western front fron for fear tear that the Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholas Nicholas Nicho Nicho- las as ho he has done before will seize the opportunity and reappear upon tho the frontiers from which he has been forced momentarily by the tho fortunes of war But even if the tho Germans could withdraw their forces from the eastern eastern east east- em ern front would the they be able today to do what the they could not do in 1914 1014 The flower of their army shattered its force torce in vain upon tho the Can the actual German forces renew such an offensive All An very well to drive back tho the Russians reduced almost to their bayonets and But the French Anglo forces forc's are aro well armed have multiplied their provisions provisions provi provi- and their munitions are arc well weli trained In combat They are animated animated animated ani ani- mated and held up by an In Invincible courage by tho the thought of the grandeur grand grand- eur of ot their task tasko I In this war where the attack decimates decimates deci deci- mates those who att attempt mp It it the an an- an J I that the German Germane turn to the offensive upon th thera thern thE ern front is nothing but a a. bl aro awaiting them 3 The Tho other causes which a aIng aT aTInS InS Ing for tor the tho allies merit a a. aped of themselves The Tho slow filo bu but ble bIe advance of the Italians tl th tb occurring in the tho Balkans tl th ous attack upon Constantin Constantino slow demoralization of and th and Hungarian Austro Idea of a winter campaign campaign- t rles and miseries constantly ing now that the male maleM p pis is reduced by half halt all all e desire for which is at t at-t t hour the ardent passion of ot and of or the kaiser himself Tl Th Tb peace but they would be 1 hi h obtain It through tho the cess In Galicia and Poland Let us wait let us hold holda a. a things let us keep wo we will obtain peace pro our pe peace European and world world- tho the complete victory victor which t of or our cause and anti the c COI ness of ot the right assure us |