The Detroit times., 1914-10-21
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fu( ODER NiederBank thh
- DownfallD. says the Prissian
nrty. World Domination or
says the Engiish lingo.
Oh holds the other q great
- state. England today holds
>fh OF the globe merely by prt-
~ robbery, Britishers believe
nny q country that wants re-
|nlnr. With England destroyed.
sny would burst into world
'nion. Therefore England's mis-
n the world IL to destroy Ger
= must never forget that as an
snlar and ill-mannered nation
|@xistance depends on our being
Ned 10 tight the entire human
u great secret OF our foreign
q that we have no foreign
From time TO time the Sec
OF foreign AFFAIRS announces
- house OF commons that we are
"a into some alliance which We
<m0t the faintest idea OF making.
( lite King Edward cherished e.
for Riarritz. France, and En-
ID has o French entente.
ne foreign policy OF England,
No and Germany consisted most
- threatening the peace Of
(Hlhstaking analysis OF the state
Europe today, resolves into the
That Russia wants something
q reaching out to take II, In
6ars England will be lighting
i oantime. the map or Europe
Into the rag mill. And, all be-
y our foreign office 10 not con-
~ b ythe democracy instead or
'nrist0cratic foreign secretaries
their retfnues OF Nuts. They
u tell the--tr,ath solely because
Nv told tlls-whole truth both the
~ party and the liberals would
Ifevolted and abandoned them
III Edward Grey never dared
~ people he was going to fight.
1his . presumably democratic
~. he f1rst declared war and
want down to the house Of COM
>to tell them he had done II.
|Iuhted to their inbred desire TO
~ 20 1T the Kaiser
~ nlways learn In war that we
4 learn from war. L am pleased
~ spirit OF those who advise
IDk ~ own sake az o tonic. Like
6onofi tutionaIly timid civilians /
|(urnee and tho active use Of
Nh tor the salvation of the world.
q lntornational peace, but I have
octiou to the modern nostrum
T11onic war.
y those who believe IN II resort
70 Of the wild spaces Of earth and
Away at one another until the
|fos1 IN any feel that they can
= 20 civilized life purified by ar
Z nro. War of this kind must
1rmercially and politically disin-
&o6. &c must not be forced on for
ID or made an obstacle to the
|0Go Of the world.
~ martial men believe that the
way 70 make an end OF war Ia to
'Goored to make war on war For
Var n an unqualified nuisance.
~ has no conqueeta to make In
s 6lBewhere we have bitten or
~ morn thar we can chew that
I'm ~ rather one OF unIoading
no rule and less dry-nursing.
(E03ing = town IL very good for
3 but cannot conceive even D
~ commander giving orders to
~ L0uvain. II Is to their
) that the burners OF Louvain
madly drunk.
= : simple fact that we can re-
men. but we cannot replace
HUI buildings. II you really
j a end OF the Louvains you
"a end Of human society. For
Keeps the social fabric together
- moment II that most things are
lone in the Lcuvain way and
y the Birmingham or Pittsburgh
|nny Of the so-called atrocities are
II loud calumnies. Today Il Is
40 business of the English news
~ 20 tell the truth, but rather to
- tales OF atrocities.
Ne 1.-THE Enylish) get into Ger.
there a no point In killing on
- on-leete 100 and they would
~ repair our ravages. XIII on
t@nen and you do the trick,
- real cost OF war II the with
~ o. men from less mischievous
H. The cost-ofarmament argul
{ q piffIe. We might have dou-
md trebled and quintrupled our
Dt armament within the last 10
j. without one single useful per
eng 4 penny the worse.
sets and armies are today mere
y and debts IN some .traders'
b. Capital, badly needed at home.
nt abroad altar cheap, labor. Fl
|ers use the control OF our army
1set which thoy obtain through
control OF parliament solely to
unpatriotic investments.
ngland alone OF European nations
) hired army. As a Socialist I
strongly IN favor OF compulsory
,ription. There yau catch the
aIist and his son, and his sons
he real objection to military SER
= that We are OIL afraid OF being
4 All ARMIES consist mostly. OF
re; that is Whist makes war SO
= no more possible to take cow
= Into Account M the matter OF
Ixn1y than to take sea-sickness
account IN the. matter OF a navy. J
lille w4 40 waste aud degrade
~ Ina that che rssidium OF an
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