The sun., 1914-09-27

thnn anything else the anti English feel
ing throughout Germany:
"FRFlBuRI, i'm BrciSbau,
August -. 1914
my DEAR ----: Thank you very
much for tht sympathy eNpr, ss,d in your
/ letter. There is one sentence In YOUR
? letter. however. over which cannot won
der enough. for 1t indicates your belief
tbu we Germans have caused this ter
iiblc war.
Three weeks hdv, passed since Au-
gust 8. the date Of your letter, and
may well presume that YOU have learned
4 b.t tier IN the m. antime.
! England, who with her heartless.
ucJp 'pcdd,"rs sou. 'kracWer~ acie)
urst 'sicktd Scrvia on Austria Hungary.
th'u bye and bye. Russia, France. Bel
giuln. Japan. Egypt Servil aud Monte
neg on Germtny ana Austria. H. the
cause OF this gigantic war and is solely
responsible for all the blood that already
tls been shed and the blood that is
SIN 10 fpw May all the blood come
Over Eng and
while SIN pretending TO make pcac"
proposals. the countries now at war with
Us were ready TO fan over us uueX-
peCt,dly like Sntaks.-then they shifted
the bame 10 Germany. They thought
US uuprcpsred and believed there was
scord among US II Is upon that theory
I titt thsy built their pans But one
great thing has come out ~ this base
10 dup. that Germany was awakened and
. stirred Ike lion; that th, tt'htr.and
s.oud up as one man. and every internal
diu, renee was forgotten
THE Social Democratic party said sol
EMMY: We are conv'c,d OF the efforts
. o. our Emperor to maintain peace now
We shall give our last man and our last
drop of h'ood FOR the existence and honor
OF our fa;herland You have no Idea
low many great, uplifting moments We
We're allowed 20 witness
"Nupthcr blessing has been brought hy
tas hard time. the return q God. Many,
. many persons who be,i,Ved themselves
far above prayer have r-tu' ntd--and Gcd
has n,t denied his reward for thi~ lie
stands by the righteous cause and lie has
'hr chief command of our a He'd German
Aust".dn armies armies brave and IN
thusiastic, but also humane God has
helped us win tuc victories IN tho east
north and west. and We pray with un-
sNaNab.e faith that lie may help us
further 10 end the war socn through
victory.
The English have landed an army In
France. but with Gods AID they have
been beaten. At the same time. they are
not as am6d To violate neutrality Nher-
eyer they can Very nd'st lousy cur
enemy as spread rlmors OF Ge'man de
fclts and OF great victories Of the allies,
&c The cahl. connecting Germany with
America wes cut by the E""' 81 lmwed-
ato'v after war was declared SO that the
truth could not reach the United States
and So that the development of the war
snou'd he seen there through English
speCtaCles.
"Amercans living In Germany were in.
d Gnant and uud d-rfook To- let their com
trvwen know the real truth upon their
arrival in the TGted CO. ".Telgners
sen; from Frelburg 70 Baden Baden have
publicly exp p'essed their gratitude for the
Kind and courteous treatment received
here Ncble minded Fngl shmcn are
ashamed Of their country. Many have
bee mr uaturili2'd @ rmaus.
Needless to say. the war brings plenty
Of grief and sorrow. VI my v!"prc US
men and youths already have fallen on
, the battlefield Hut the people are not
sr'a1 ulod TNo"Ph their hearts bleed
they willingly bring t"e sacrifices to the
a'tor Of their country. Three Of our
sons ard A scn-in-'aw have gone 10 war.
p as have n brother Of nv husband and
several nephews am writing hes" Ines
/, in the private hosDi'al of Prof K'aske,
, hns'de the bed % my son Leo, who has
, been wounded HIS shrapnel wounds in
arm ard abdomen are very o'intul, but
We nray 20 CD trat they wiz zeal
The last news f-Cm our eldest son,
who was married last May came to MS
from Bagium. which with the exception
TO- AutwCrn Is near'v whci In the hand
. OF tho Germans The last heard of our
srirIt In Asace-l orr9ino Is. WITH vr'y
i r.W EXCEPT ons, exec lent a proo' 70" this
/, S the f,c. trat b s'dcs the soldiers drawn
j in AIsace-I orrliue there were 90 900
volunteers eager to fight in the German
. ,armv
"TNe on'hus'as m hove is grand from the
cld, 81 down 70 the youngest our grand
children Rolf and Ruth, I and years
cid respectively. discuss the war they
" sh they could 20 along and butcher
the Eng ish and eat them.
"larg, numbers Of children hardly able
10 talk march m and down the street
s'n"ng pc Wacht am Rhein' In all
classes of the population there IL much
u cagernoss TO do somethig or Other fer the
I faihsrland this applies both to men and
n women. the latter joining the Red Cross
or otherwise doing their share for the
4 general welfare.
"Our daughter Grcthel helps In the
y k'cheu Of "A ield hospital and 50 Is Rrr-
r. dueuarda Fritz who he's been assigned n
u the landsturm left several weeks ago "a
- bc n. deal assistant in a hospital
M. - Pielner has made very laudablC
=. arrangement In her school The ChIldrer
s of men who have gone 10 war are al Owed
, to b.. i'm the school all day so that their
" m theirs can pursu" their duties. Thcl
!. get their meals there and the oder pupils
give them something . keep them busy.
Young Germany has been and is OF
grcpt aid in this crisis.
1T would be a good thing to give thi,
,, letter as much publicity as possible 81
as to counteract the lies spread about
" our coun ry, Would be glad to hear from
you, and remain, with best regards,