The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-31
KAISER URGED
NOT TO ACCEPT
GERMAN GENERAL SAYS wiHA.s
DRAWAL Al THIS TIME woUEn
STOW WEAKNESS.
General Won Boguslawsssi. one 81 fh&
Foremost Military Writer'S COR
tributes His Views Upon
the Monroe Doctrine.

Berlin, Deeel 30 The German
government is completely silent les
when the Venezuelan blockade Wil bo
raised or whether it will be rass al
all until every question concerning
bitration OF the dispute is settled.
acceptance of al arbitration after tae
blockade was begun is certainly not
received with popular favor in Ger
many.
General Won Boguslawski, one OF the
.oremost military writer's, contributed
20 The Tagliehe Rundscnau his views
upon the Monroe doctrine and argees
nat he Withdrawal Of the blockade al
his stage would show singular weaR
ness. After alluding to the late Priace
5ismarek's expression that the Mon
zoe doctrine was q great piece o sII.
pudence, general says
'That was riie wora AmeTsta Is
.iiyided into many states aFie
i race and language she Is
eeond to europe, How caA ste
assert that it has the right 81 ns
-erence and protection over an
continent ana that il win isl B 'ls
tssaas esssssEAEss
aowever iusl. Of European
against an american stateg 4
question IS how it happens that
doctrine, ser up eighty years aap
an American statesmen has bedl
able to justify itself in TACT. with abs
somtely no justihcation in tse IAN
lations, when the United Sftes IL:
lefseiI threatened through ay oecu
Iation OF territory, Of course she has
the right. like any other natais ID
raise protest and, if necessan
ploy force.
NO RecognitIons.
But there must be no talk Of even
an apparent recognition OF the Monroes
doctrine as an international Jaw prins
iple on the part Of the European ma
tions. Itis for the latter to act otiiefz
wise they will soon. feel the lisnlll
screws which they put on lhereby
Through the war against SpaiIsE
American selfimportance mas been Ii
initely increased, often showing al
9ased character The eoNftAsi
shown America by GefnsaglS my .lssl
drally not diminished thag lsss ts's q
How little suecess asfsese,s.s & f gsti,s, >s s
nas wrought Is again he8F. "a
tainly the allies canssp ~ snssa
sharing inc Uuiteo STATES sefsil
ness 70 the greafssl SrAnie aAa &
seeking an aseesneat fheseWiEB
safadng the action ag1fnst YEN |s
lhe alIles not Only dld 80 llslt even
went to the length Of o.fering
dent Roosevelt the afbitraEofshlp aIs'I
beginning military actlonl lie
and indeed Tor the reason thar iIa il
ice OF the case Of the allies was
self-evidsnt that his decision esl'lI
only have oeen unfayoraple "a NeFe
1nela thereby damagirg the lllsea
States, popularIy wlth fee neE niss
ions OF that hemisphere NOW thar
warIike action has Deell leguH I'd
-humbscrews can be tolerated
now far the action taken vii extstA1
living the United states binding pEs;s:s
lses would divert the action befafe
nand Of lasting effect. If the unss
states falses serious 0b5ecfi0Ia
againa rs She would have to aetel
mine what means arc at ier ala
to give validity 70 hei obiecsion
ident Castro's demand that the t,g
raise the blockade and return tle eall
cured vessels must meet with decislfe
veto- Otherwise we shall have a l'eft
ton OF the disgrace Of olmnetz al
sea"