Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-11-22 | Page 10 | Germans Are Disappointed

"GERMANS ARE DIMfflHNTCD Bolsheviki Declares Long, Hard Fight Ahead Before Peace Is Accepted. COPENHAGEN, Nov. 21. Communications Communi-cations have now been established between be-tween the Russian Bolshevik! and the German moderate Socialists. The telegram tele-gram from the Bolsheviki committco at Stockholm which was to have been one of the features of the great Socialist mass meeting addressing Philipp Scheidemann, the German Socialist leader, at Dresdon Sunday, arrived at the capital of Saxony too late to be read. The Bolsheviki greeting, however, was scarcely all that the Scheidemann Socialists desired. It declared that a long hard fight was ahead before the forces of capital created Inside and outside of Russia could be forced to accept the desired basis of peaco and it called upon the German Socialists to follow the Russian example and to join in a mass action of the international interna-tional proletariat. The Bolsheviki committee spoke of receiving assurances of energetic support sup-port from the Socialist parties and organizations or-ganizations in France, as well as in Austria-Hungary and Germany, but the Vorwaerts say it feels compelled to doubt the statement regarding the French Socialists. oo