The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-07
\ PRESS F0MENTS
| MUCH |LL-FEEL||VC
htsmess in Germany
|Against England Laid at
Doors of Extremists.
OPE FOR CALM SOON
|usutiaI Socialist Leader
Reves Talk About War
Is Utter Nonsense.
ry PHILLIP EVERETT.


u, Cable TO The Tribune.
,0SDON. Jan. G.-Thc German eiec.
,oi,siion, In which the conserva.
parsies for weeks have been try"
1 n ,onyince the voters of the Water
a tbat Germany has no more I'M
|aut duty than 10 prepare for the
riablc struggle with England which
come within a few years, has
. been without effect in England. &.
fe the impenalistlc jiugo press has
-fuly reported the statements made
. de German contemporaries, adding
~ affective dashes Of vivid color,
ua result hundreds of thousands
|Enplishmeu are convinced that the
De of Germany are a pack Of roar
lions. watching for an opportunity
|lssour and swallow the British Isles.
"a counteract the effect OF these
|ies circulated by the conservative
m press the correspondent of great
*ers paper has interviewed Edward
.1slein. one of the most influential
: in Germany today and the
||osophica leader Of the German
Iosisiopist Socialists.
Imits Bad Blood
a Bernstein makes no secret OF his
Xfcti0u that at the present inc
-le is s'bad blood between England
\ ,Germany. but he insists that the
nan people, as whole, are as peace"
|pg as the English, and that they
q absolutely no idea of stirring up
4 between the two countries, far less
hrasion Of England.
"a Is stupid he said in the inter
d. "utterly stupid! Our middle
|les here in Germany and our Lib
ID are in a state Of fury against
|6znl. and this hostility, fomented
rti6eiaI means. is SO widespread
\ 50 passionate that any idea Of
|ehGerman friendship is quite impos-
1e'at the present time, but 1t will
take very long to cool down,
lgh We must wait until recent
ne have been forgotten.
Many foolish words are being writ
and spoken Just now. All our pa
are saying, we want deeds, not
'4 from England But what deeds
lney expect? Ask them that. Do
expect England to hand over
F7lia or South Africa? OF course,
y all nonsense, but it is very
fous nonsense, and shall be
men our hot heads have become
nlu and reasonable.
R6lgmen Not Interested.
ibslievc that this spirit OF nntag.
10 England is confined mainly to
Healthy and middle classes OF Ger
Az far as I have seen in Bres-
!be working man does not bother
asad about it. He does not care
kior Morocco, He is much moro IN.
led in his own conditions of life.
.enheless. | am sure the time IS not
ior any words of peace and good
y nom English writer's and public
They would only be misin.
Pfsted and laughed to scorn.'
n y '.NieT Ol tU6 ioOCldl DcliiuCt dl ,
Spoohs the ,dea that Germany
"a gam anything by q war with
land. He pointed out that Germany
sever hope to obtain any part of
9rtIsh empire. Canada, Australia,
ln Africa aud Indin are great ma
=. almost Independent Of England,
Y could never be made subject TO
man rule.
|hnts No Colonies.
wat do we want with colonies'"
herr Bernstein. "Wc are doing
" Wall as it is. Look at our in.
rlai bfe. Look at our internal
p'nty. Do you see such poverty rs
Ia Euglaud7 We are able TO
use Of our increasing population
reseiopiug our own resources and
iSS5Iing Ing IN the open markets of tho
conclusion Herr Bernstein re
"ns,,,,h n h's belief that a period Of
aInty must prevail before the mis-
and anger Of the German people
aIy"n and permit OF friendly and
Ions. "o'"oen 'ue WV