Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-08-06

onened the secret door to Natures bounty War now is
but crime and any king president who orders men out
10 shoot and be shot accessory before the fact OF murder
Even kings have been compel led to feel ts and every
monarch is today denying and pointing at another KING
All are to blame but Wilhelm most OF all Franz osepn
wanted the markets of Serv and the seaport on the
that Serva won in the war of the Balkan states with Tu
kew and which Russia took and made take klngdom o.
Albania even as our Theodore made the lake repup
Lie Of Panama. and he wanted the sea port on the
anean which would nearer with the suDJugatloh OF
Servia It is no new thing for Austria to 90 ths Tor
nearly half her territory is land which she took y torce
from the inhabitants and what she would 40 TO oerV IS
onv what she has done to Bohemia Croatia, and haI
dozen more. -,
But in this she was opposed by Nicholas. He wanted
those same seaports outlets for Russian
His domination was preferable to Servlans than that
Of who had grown old and gray in their op
PRESTON Besides what prejudice there may be Oh
the side of Nicholas, for the Serbs too Stays.
Austra- Hungary would not have faced the growing
bear alone And there's the blame for Wilhelm, for ne
unoestonably gave FranzJ oseph understand that
me and God' would be with him. Wilhelms threats OF
quarter of century made France and England fear that
Germany s victory would their own eventual de-
structon and SO they thought themselves in opposing Ger
many to be acting in self defense. Italy though Ger
manys pledged ally seeing the handwriting on the wall
refused to come to Whem's aid and so he and ''my ally
face practically united Europe and practically certain
Overwhelming defeat \
If It were but Wilhelms and the kings would not
worry overmqch We would like to see the Kaiser the
Emperor the Gar and the other kings and princes settle
lit between themselves. But they will not do this They
will eat much and sleep well and live as richly as
before They, and not the people, decided tor war IN
which the people, and not$hey will the suffering Ger
manys defeat means that many thousands of German
workngmen will die of disease be torn open by shells,
that widows and orphans will weep they face an unfee
ing world with protector And those who live will pay,
pay pay throughout years and years to come their ter
ribe burden Of taxation. They will do without food
clothing and shelter in order that the cost Of the can be
paid back twice interest to the Rothchds and the
Morgans
And not only the German workers, but the workers Of
the world will pay. For the world is small that can
by any system quarantine the suffering to any specified
spot In every other country there will be- toll Of anguish
from those whose relatives murdered by the orders Of
nds have made every other worker Of the world bloodkn
king and from those in every land-whose broadened
of hes Even the hardest hearted will be affected for
interrupted world flow Of commerce will make prices of v
ing higher everywhere.
The outlook is CHASTITY It ought to make everpriest
and preacher join with the class conscious workers in de-
manding 'peace earth good will toward men" 1t
ought to drive peace from your BOSOM drive sleep from
beaten into powshares and nations shall not make war
any more