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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1918
Page
8
Petrograd, Wednesday. Leon Trotzky declared the Russian workers would not consent to Germany’s terms. He accused Berlin of hypocritical peace aims while urging defense of the revolution and freedom for Poland and Baltic regions. The congress endorsed a call for democratic peace and warned of renewed talks with the Allies.
The Amsterdam report cites Berlin leaders and Austro-Hungarian officials at Brest Litovsk discussions. It claims von Kuehlmann and Berlin policies push for large annexations and expanded German power, portraying it as an official aim rather than a just peace. The Leipsic Volks Zeitung notes Germany seeks territorial gains and a stronger war effort, challenging Entente trust in German leadership.
Petrograd dispatch reports unanimous press view that Germany and Austria have discarded any pretense of a democratic peace. Trotzky opposes resuming Brest negotiations. Bolshevik leaders denounce German terms as unjust and push for detaching Baltic provinces. Russians favor Stockholm as peace talks site, though Germans resist. Also, Niagara Falls hotel, The International, destroyed by fire, value about $300,000.
Silk crepe de chine and dress goods offered in 40 to 54 inch widths. Includes blue cardinal navy and black 40 inch crepe de chine for waists and dresses at 1.50, 24 inch bias plaids 0.75, 36 inch school wear fabrics, 39 and 42 inch plaids from 0.90 to 1.00, 54 inch wool tailoring fabrics, and fine all wool coatings up to 3.00. Floor sale listing with varieties in colorings and blends.
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