The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-20
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Dr Peabody desorioeu th' ioep.'y "
interests be'w"en Tho county anu "er'
sgoth u these nations said he. ARE
,,,y vouna. a. the ARs Of nations Roes.
M ibs two darmany AZ a nation ls the
ynumspr Both are ambitious and have
he folies Of youth. Both are pledged
10 education "a ths basls Of national pros
nedtv The listle red sohoolhouse holds
r. saore of American prosperity, and
,bs technicai school Of Germany In largely
rssponsibis for the wonderful commercial
" !!Ro,S nations are now concerned with q
.,os, sxtraordinary commercial expansion,
~h,ch Threatens 10 commercialize the life
~ bo,h and which must be met by both
9Th tbe same Unborn idealiam. Both ma
Toutonic ,vpe of Character, which gives us
a sense o! stability and aim and which
sansrntea us so broadly from the Latin
~pa No American can ret Close To- the
inner ufo Of Germany without finding the
standards Of honesty. candor. simplicity.
bahits Of affection and love OF home, the
nama os he f,nds in his own home. The
man who 9oee from this country to Ger
manvm NAV return inst as good an American
aa mben 10 left horne.
sRnf these TWO nHtlO09 ale also, Oy ln0
ysrv inst;nots OF their peoples and the
,y-a ~ thair institutions pledged to
nsscs as a condition Of their future pros
periiy The American can ask OF fate
~ indSstTial proaress. So II Is also with
,ha German Some people have the idea
, ,he ,ba German Emperor il casting about
70 fnd somebody to hRht. No one who
&c .,ud Waa The industrial conditions Of Germany
,o'dsv can have sueh an idea. Germany
70 on nISdsed tbrouSb her commercial con.
y p,ous - ,na,nts;n the neaoe with the
worId as far "a honor viii allow. The
German Emperor. in openinR the Reichstag,
said that il was his holy duty to preserve
Nasoa Ea has been misiudeed as few
pbaracters in history have been when per
ina SaYe desorbed him as n careless in
triT,er' ready to strike a blow"
'h% oahod said that he could with CON-
sionoa 1890 the Garman Amerioans that
nueh 80 snnss ~ the American naonls
wnnIS ha hehind them in any step thew
m;sht take toward the negotiation of n
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Eroderics The Great to the ragged follower
- WINE stnn 20 he dav whe1 Carl Scburz
ha Hfo ana his sn,endid intellect To
aave ~ ny @ and intslactual hattle for
me physical ana imEsnIeot tha-. pSa as ? saiid
+" psahndn ahsen n kinshin bet the
~, aosauOterJiss, MT n,,oht 10 he stated in law
we haa 10 vari Nedi in TACT
ash ~ nOt ee .h;ns I hstrav q con6dence with
v,;hoSS his NJ ;sstx bonored me " Continued
NJ p.ahoIv sin reneatine one phrase he
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.hwnSS ha,GSytnNniobt nav we not take ND
,hoaa unrds And renaat them I'VE must
st.nd toaathsr'S We m,ist find a safe,
sm%a ~ soIid gro,,nd On which both can
stap% T. must he a nroaramme in which the
Sai;ba-atians ~ raa son supplant the follies
es Senea 70 mat be a proeramme of
oo,;tinai oandnr Industrial reciprooity,
foir a~obanre ~ truth Of trade and OF
t-aatias Thars mmst he the omen door. the
onan mind and The omen hand
Pr Peahodv gave il "a his opinion that
tbare ore az msny bonds between the United
ststes and Germany mai IL is almost i'm
nossble that thew would be broken. In
sSditinn TO the bond of commercialism
there ia the most vital bond Of all-that OF
sctual kinshin
Conoressmsn Richard Bartholdt disclosed
tho faot that GERMANY sayed the Union in
sent emissaries first to london and then to