(Continued from page 7) seek a war with. Russia. There is mo need for Russia to be drawn into the struggle, unless, upon the promptings of an obsolete imperialist ambition, she wishes to do so of her own -yolition, with malice aforethought, and throw her weight on the side of Germany.
"Our affair is with Hitler, and the Nazi power," declared Mr. Churchill "There is the head and forefront of the offender, and it is there, and there alone, that we seek to strike. one wonder that we are determined to bring such a hideous state of alarm and menace to end as soon as may be, and once and for all? asked Mr. Churchill.
"Few there are tonight, who on looking back on the last seven months, would doubt that the British and French peoples were right to draw the sword of justice and retribution. Fewer still, there are, who would wish to sheath it, til its sombre and righteous work is done."—Reuter.
Ominous Quiet at Front it on i, whom they LO e in an open boat, in the name of strict
epi allies of former "All is quiet on the Western Front, and today, so far, nothing has happened on sea or in the air but more than a million German soldiers are drawn up, ready to strike at a few hours notice, all along the frontiers lof Luxembourg, Belgium and Holland.
"At any moment these neutral countries may be subjected to an avalanche of steel and fire; and. the decision rests in the hands of a haunted and morbid being, who, to their eternal shame, the Germar peoples in their bewilderment, have worshipped as a god.
"That is the situation in Europe tonight," he declared, "and can any-
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