The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-30
Conflict in Europe Can Be
Ended in Ninety Days by
Cutting Off ARA Supplies
Says Iowa Congressman.
GERMANY WILL NEvER
BE BEATEN" HE SAYS
Teutons Look With Marked
Disfavor on Shipments of
Death Dealing Machinery
to Allies. He Asserts.


United states could end the European
war in 90 days by cutting OF the ex-
port OF war supplies and how some
day the issue" between this country
and Japan must he tried out iD tue
Pacific" were described today by
Representative Nollmcr OF Iowa. 60
the house foreign relations commit
tee With Representative Bartholdt
hc endorsed joint resolution Co em-
power the president Co prohibit eN-
ports of war supplies
There b. only one nation whose
lines Of national interest are hope
lessly opposed To- ours ! do aot hes
itate 10 preuict that japan proposes
to hold. not only Knchow. out the
Islands of the Pacific which she has
seized. some da, this issue must be
tried out n the Pacific and Il may be
to the Interest Of bis country 20 have
a powerful friend al her side"
Representative Nollmer emphatic
ally declared
Germany ctn1ot he beaten in this
war. Her people are united and de-
termned TO Aght go The last drop OF
blood ~ this war con lnues. 10 viii
go on and on until ali the world is
dragscd down 90 bankruptcy.
Do you shink the German govern
nleut expects us seriousy to paus such
resolution ~ thise' ahkcd CnairmaH
Flood.
u believe and persons WHO have
been in Germany say" replied Noll-
mer. "that thc Germans look with
grave dlsrlra-urc on shipments OF
arms to the allies
Rtpte-ouatito Farthoidt told the
committee that b, dollar neutrality
the United states WAS alicuHuIe thr
friendship OF Germany and Austria.
rhc alliance of Great britain with
Japua is not s1od omen lor our fu-
turc .u the p1Ciu.. We arc now sell
Jag our neutrality Tor British g"id.
hc said.
'is BE- your contention that while
q, hul.a'i, neutral ve are really one
Of the allies. suIpiNus the bullets
fpr .ur others asked Eoprrscut1ut e.
COOPER
% brtc.r we ate FarUgeps Grim
ilis. said BciIs sentative latholdt
"iu he maiming and killing pf men
. the making OF widows and orphans
and the urolonsafiuu of the war.
Representative Hartholdt declared
shipments ui war munitions since tnt
wir began as-rcgatrd $3.50 100000.
% ann convinced. hc said, in CON
cIusion. that by cutting on the exc
poitation of The war supplies We can
bring the wur Go close very soon.
And tho cutting OF uf yust one month
Of VAR would mean more 90 us than
all the profits that the manufacturer
ot the war suppllca could mtee.
American embargucs from ltai
down to he Mexican arms embarso
of 1919 we're cited hs Volimcr iu "a ie-
/ aaI argument 10 SUPPORT the cousti-
tuuonal right OF congress Co ACT "1
the question of prohibiting exports oi
war supplies.
/ President WILSON, Representative
Voumer said. suspended be ewhafsc
3 81 export of arms aad munitions %
I Mexico in the Interests oi true nen'
/ trality az ueainst neutrality on paper
/ g maintain that the pending reso-
utiun is la line with the historic rei
utntion of this nation aS the greatesi
advocate of peace u b. not n line
with thar reputation Go supply ne
Instruments of murder o. European
nations. Arc We go take the position
of the aroh-hypocrite among the ha'
lions Are We 20 go upon our knees
ana pray for peace ana ai the same
time auprl, the delth-deallng instru
mcnts to Europe? Are We 90 plead
with God Tor peace with the blood
money in our pocsetsf
I'VE are now IN the position ol
sending doilans for Relsiun and duu
dun, bullets Tor Germany