The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-12-10
HATRED OF ENGLAND
PRESS Of GERMANY
eRIToHS AND JAPs LOOK ALIKE
PAPER SAYS WORLD MUST
BE GERMANlZED.

The bitter hatred manifested by the
German people for England and the
English people is manifested by the
tone OF the press throughout the en-
pire. In a recent issue the Nossische
Aetung, of Berlin, generally recogniz-
ed as ,he most aristocrauc organ in
the fatherland, said;
While the attitude of German uni
versities toward foreign students hall
ing from The countries Of our enem-
les" it says, will be correct as be-
fore, our foes and the British partie-
ularly should understand that in the
German heart there will long remain
the sting Of poison which their das-
tardly action has instilled into it.
Our hatred will for many years re-
main focused with especial intensity
on the British, who will have to con-
duet themselves with more than or
binary decency and give us constant
and unmistakable proofs Of good will
! for long time to come ere they will
be judged worthy of the reestablish-
ment of former relations with Ger
many.
The length of that term Of trial will
depend entirely ON our enemies across
the channel 1t is a question as to
how soon the leopard will be able to
change his spots; in other words, how
soon the Britons, by their own Volt
tion, are able to change from the
cantmg humbugs they have hitherto
been into decent, honorable, white
faced Europeans"
yellow Skinned Britons."
Foremost among the German dailies
which have sworn eternal vengeance
against Japan and employ the most
vitriolic writer's in their campaign is
the Berliner Tageblatt. Among the
many articles giving piece of Ger
Imany's mind to the mikado and his
tricky, yellow, ever smiling, shifty-
Ieyed subjects" is the foil wing:
The yellow Britons or in other
words, the japanese, have now taken
the first steps toward the supremacy
of the Pacific.
THE yellow skinned Brtons show
that they have amply profted by the
lessons they have received from the
white-szinned ones, by starting on
piratical crusade against their Ger
man higher teachers. We have here
another glaring instance Of Grey's sci,
fish policy in sacrificing the Interests
of the white race 10 those Of his mon
key relatives in allowing them to seizt
the Jaluit islands
But Grey will soon get his deserts
The japanese will seize the very EARL
est opportunity to relieve themselves
from the guardianship Of their whit
prototypes. We Germans may re
ioice in the knowledge that the com
mon piracy against German propert.
TO which the British have bribed AM
melted their yellow relations has il
It the germ of developments of grea
interest to ourselves, development
| from which the United States wi
certainly not be excluded.
"Opera 6ouffe Soldiers"
! In the article in which the Kreuz
zeitung refers to the opera boufl
l soldiers who go to slaughter to &c
e money for whisky" the paper, whic
E is the leading military organ Of Ger
many, says
e ITO see such riff-raff raising hypo
0 critical eyes heavenward and cryln
shamev about the destruction OF
est If traitors in the form of mu
S s.,ln. or Of a cathedral which is use
8 IS a base by a cowardly foe Wouiu
= ! ughable were it not so sad
e Here is a passage particularly
It i~oinative of the German point
y low regarding the divine mission
If "spoaklng frankly, and as true Ge
r mans we would see every monumeh
everv stone that tells the history
IS France, every picture, though II DC
o work of semi-diyine conception u
terly destroyed rather than thar u
d Glorious work that has been gwen
ID the German race to perform IN L
ID world should be hindercd by even
to much as one hours avoidable delay
r "rhe world can be revitalizeo' 5
l. eiety ennobled and refined Oh
is through the German spirit
I'd "The world must for its own saw
* ton. be Germanized.
"Tbis is the one essential TASK
es which every German is destined
r sbare but let it be remembered II
US this task can not be accomplish
he and that peace and concord VIII he'
We reign on earth, until this WFetcl
n buckster nation, this island peol
h. which. soulless itself, traffics IN
iii sou,s of other nations, and buys
u sells them in the market place
though they were dealing with
MANY tons Of coal or so many SAL
Of flour or potatoes, is struck 40
and crushed into the dust where 1t