The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
Sees Hope for the Firms in
aGen71an Victory in Russia
Mr. Thamazo Says the Baltic Provinces Should Be Freed
From Slavic Yoke and That Cars Defeat
Would Result in Partial Liberation"


VIII some day he chuck full Of olive
branches after she has secured a lasting
p"a'e ny the I'D Of these same guns and
t'eeh the wTle world from dreaded Ger
man milltarismL \ large army az Ger
inah) is always n sure source Of war II
y, WORN or Satan. fleet Of seventy
f'nRish batteships are only tnesaenu,rs
OF peace and good will for other nations
10 admire. The 100000 fighting men of
tnese ships are merely organized TO nolish
w brass and keep rust of these protectors
OF tho worlds freedom and the right OF
little nations to live
lh.N also do duty to uphold treaties
ana scraps Of paper" or course I'm the
recent past these noble ships have bullied
some other smaller sea Powers, hut these
eNil days are gone forever, NV friend
speaks only Of to-day.
II" forgets all about Yesterday and to.
morrow. Notice how clever and careful
ms statement IL. Yet ! will admit there
Is something sweetly soothing In Mr.
'nriouss argument. Beautiful. noble
sentiment Must this sweet dream he
crushed? Is all this bunk VIVA, do I
read In t"-day's Sun English navy
S'lzes american merchant ship John II.
t"cketNll"r with American crew bound
Tor neutral port Of Denmark American
ships Brindilla and platuria are taken nv
navy as war prizes Those ships we're
All bound for neutral ports, United
states asks immediate release OF one shin
We quickly grow Indignant Tits AFRO.
san' violation Of our ships may cause
serious trouble. state. the p-ess Just
let VS. remember 1872 The cause was tn.
Same. After 4 study II history IL does
seem the Kaiser and his army 70 no, tho
worst 'mbina'iou IN this little world
Then why not give them the American
square deal?
Nero talk is not fact Here are facts
~ hi'torN. With Great Britain We have
had tho wars of 1875 and 1912: Washing.
ton. u. G. burned Dust like T,ouvain. only
WIN loss provocation). In 1876 Eng.
land. hostile To United States. support,
N" south and supplies Il with the Ala.
h ma. which totally destroys the United
states commerce. England then sobbles
M IN" commerce We lest This was l,cr
( Observance of scrap Of neutrality. W.
she IL today horribly shocked about
German violation of Relgian neutrality.
IN lNNa England challenges tho Mon.
re-" Doc'rin" IN the Venezuela case
President Cleveland rips the British lion :
claws. "" lets 20 with a growl
In l9li Sir Lionel Garden, British Am.
hassador. insulN our President in an
open statement regarding American Mex.
I can policy American Ships John H.
/ Rockefeller, Rrindills, rlaturia seized nv
| Englsnl She also asks with infinite
merry" tat "" refrain from erecting forth.
! cations 20 protect our own Panama Canal
/ She asks and demands that American
! shinS shall NJ he exempt from toll In
/ thi. same canal-and she wins That /.
! IN" real reason for her naval m!lltarism
After 40 compare me attitude rf Ger,
, many and England for q hundred year,
/ IN their relation 70 our own bless,
! United States I feel as an American that
the least the German people are entitled
| To is tair play, g A. GVURIE.
| Spf-Tu IN n,,oN.- n