HUN WORRIED OVER RUSSIA.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14665, 24 July 1918, Page 5

HUN WORRIED OVER RUSSIA.

GREAT OPPORTUNITY ; FOR ALLIES. i

LONDON; June B.' The Entente Allies have a, great op-\ portuility for a ; combined diplomatic offensive with a view to . explaining- to Russia and-' the- Austrian- Slavs . ' wliat' an Aljied' .victory will mean for them, in the- opinion of the Daily Express. TJie newspaper' calls an the Allies to trans", 'late viigue references to self-determina-tion into concrete terms arid, to let. then pronouncement appear above the sig : nature of tlie United States as' Well as the European Allies...'.'.'! ...'.'

''The German jackboot .is heavy, and 1 the. foot, in.it is-, rqthjiess and '• vigorous! The foot stamps, and,; the boot grinds^ but riien., are made of ..hard metal. The cuii^iving may be. inepmr plete, and may ■ yeseiutfnen^ sooner ,thah subjectiqn,'V the Express says. ''i* 'Those; ' reflections .are suggested by. the; present -'cbndifeipiis . , in Russia and. Austria," ;ii contirities'. „ ' ' The better tbi" details.jOf 'the- Brest LitovsTv'- treaty ar| understood the niore. , general i^.RuSsia'l' .discontent and. hostility. ;She\is oat of the' war, but .remains in the front .rainlc' l of ' tl\e .peoples ;, who "abhor; : Prussiaq, tyranivy with i\X .t-heir souls. . ,'. A,,patieni' people grown i( ,f amiliar \ jvith .injqsticei the Russians are citipablO of^stolidi 'passive' 'resistance, flaring up now! arid again into' blind revolt, which js already 1 worrying .the German conquerors. 7 .