The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-01
CHAMBERLAIN SAYS
ENGLISH COURSE
DISGUSTING
Well Known Author Believes
His Country Wrong and De-
olares 1t Will Have to Bear
the Consequences.


Assotintcd Press Cotrc~ppudcncc.l
Berlin. sept TO- Houston stewart
Chamberlain, the we'll Nnown Euglish
author. who married a daughter of
Richard Wagncr. and who has lived
man years in Germu1N and Nustriu,
d deeply disappointed with England
because cot It's declaration ut war up-
ON Germany. Ia GO letter which has
appeared bon The German press he sage
Do holds England chiefly responsible
Hfur th, terrible disaster that has
broken upon Europe. and he can
ONLY explain the action oi England ny
a-sumnl thaJ 10 has oecu smittcu
With blindness
Iu answer Co % correspondent who
had suggested hat bee write a protest
aerinst Euglauds course and have %
published JOB England. nc further
wrote, 'rhc moment iur such a proc
Test has NOT vet arrived. The English
must nrst bear the Consequences OF
their disgusting course lu tho form ut
heavy blows after that they can be
reasoned with MAY God protect the
glorious oJusc of the Germans. there
ls no other hope FOR the future of the
human race.
German professors and men OF
science have made t strong protest
aga.ust Engiaud course bog |rcnounu-
iug aIl the honorary degrees titles
and other marks OF distinction cou-
tcrrcd upon them by English uuiNersi-
ties. academies and other bodies OF
English scholars. They have publish
cd 90 declaration on the subject, as
follows
Eurland has declared war upo1 us
under a hollow pretcNt which least of
ala Justified .u view OF English history,
and the true character of which is
laid bare by numerous documents Al
though ENGLAND is related to us oy
blood and race b. has, out of 20 con-
lcmptDlc outy of Germany economic
success, melted other peoples against
us fOI years and, 10 particular % has
allied itself with France ana Russia
tU crush us as "a world-powcr and tu
,udauEer our cultural achievements.
1T was only because they were
able to reckon upon Enpllud's coop
GRAFTON that Russia France. Belgium
and Japan threw Town 90 as the
gauntlet OF war. England bears. fore
most OF all, the moral responsibility
for this eounagTatiuu of the nations.
which VIII result 800 frighttul suffer
ing Cor millions ot men and viii de-
mind uuheard Of sacrifices of blood
tud treasure England brutal na.
tIoual s%eldsh1css has placed an indel.
Iofc blot upon its name.
We are well aware that very emf
ucnt English scholars, with whom
B. fHr.s..H. s...H. .f -..an#.l hHf.. fAr rFHr.
Dc,u IrfrIcndlg fruitful relations.
ser, opposed Go ,HIs var $50 wantonIy
begun. and spoke tsaln~- 3d.
Nevertheless. those u. us who have
received marks OF distinction from
EugIsh universities. academies, and
societies OF scholars du a-
% matter OF national feeling. aIl such
hunurs and tine rights attached tu
them
This declaration was published
with some thirt. signatures and other
-I-nuturps Hr, coming Iu daIit Amo1-
rlp siEuer- tra many men with world
VII, regulations The, include such
medical men as ,ou Bchr.ng OF Mar
hUI- Paul Ehrllyh OF FRANKFORT
,leruy Of ucIdolucrp August Bier oi
I,rlIr. and otto Nuu ~rhIrr.ug Of tina
general STAN OF the army, philosoph-
,rs usc Rudolf Eurko1 ot Jena and
Wilhelm Nuudi oi L.cpsig biologists
like Hac,kcl uf jena and Weissman
of Frciuuru laU professors like Paul
Iauaud ot Strasburg Josef Kohici
Irl Franz Won List of Berlin, the
political ccOuamIst Adolf Wagner 90
Hcri.u. and Jacob Rc.sser the special
!st .n the science of banking tho
composer HumpordiurN and the paint
ors you Werner and I.cbermaun.