The sun., 1914-08-21
GERMAN SPEAKERS
SET S,OOOIN FRENZY
roracc Garden Resounds With
"Uochs" at Relief Fund
Meeting.
FAIR PLAY IS DEMANDED
New triple Alliance With lrc-
land" to Subduc England
Brings SalvOs.
FAIR PLAY IS DEMANDED

,,r.s thousand Germans and Austrians
,,or,,ed last night into Terrace Garden.
:, rsf,y.elghth street and Third avenue,
,,ss money for the relief OF war suf-
-, IN the fatherland and to pass reso-
,,o,. a.ling the American press and peo-
ii. FOR "feir play" Before the resolutions
,o-a reached feeling rose to such a pitch
,,at the speakers were INTERRUPTED inter
..cb phrase with "Hochs!" songs and
.,,ers When Henry weiSmann. one OF
,,s foremost German orators In America.
,,ole Of the new triple alliance OF Ger
,,a,v Austria and Ireland" that would
rr,nch from England the title OF mis-
,,.s. Of the seas" 1t was many minutes
,Scr, order could be restored.
sphonse X Koelbe. president of the
c.,par. American state Alliance. who
,...idss. said In his introduction that the
ceruans in America have no quarrel with
,he American people that they had pur-
,,sclv hung only American flags In the
Rail and they only begged for the square
deal for which the American people were
famous.
Mr. We,snan, who is president of the
norrar.Aruerican Alliance of Brooklyn.
dsrIarei that the Kaiser was a oonqueror.
bu, a co7q,eror In the battleflelds OF COM
meroe.
ne is not primarily war lord.'" he
continued "and no lust for conquest has
sr,ush, on this war. The words Made in
Germany caused the present war. Ger
nauy has taken the former commercial
sam. Of Great Britain, the Imperator and
Vatarland are outdoing the Mauretania
ami L,usitania. the German merchant ma
,,,s is hiddIug successfully for the carry
.rr business OF the nations and her war
Zee, ls ready to bid majestic defiance 20
the 1ueen Of the oceans. Engllshmon
coiilI not endure this sight, could not con
,,mpl,te the day when proud Albion's sun
would be dlmmed.
''The japanese ultimatum must remind
Al Americans Of the volcano upon which
W. who so ardently desire peace are now
,,.adtnr our interests are diametrlcolly
o,nosed TO Japan and England, and /
,.a- that ere long the conflict Will ne
upon US Japan wants as little or us IN
,he Pacific ss OF Germany. The friend
,.ln betvc,r Germany and tho United
s,a,.s has not been marred since the
a,vs ~ Frederick the Great. This ue
O, friendship Is bound closer py the
% ooo oo0 men and women OF German
tood 4, This country. All we ask OF an
,-par,Ial world is fair chance. an,
c.r,,ln that the German sword VIII
,,umnh ard the idealism and culture OF
,he land Of Goethe mad Schiller VIII ho'
,-r,sh from the earth"
As Mr. Weismann concluded Frau herz'
ts'J o, Brooklyn rose from the anienc'
and amid cheers told OF her husband. ar
American officer killed In 1861. and o'
ber four sons now fighting In tho Father
land
other speakers were Theodore Sutro
pres.lent OF the German Journal, and An
drew Won Grimm OF the Austrlan-Hun
sarian Society.
A telegram was sent to President VIII
son asking that the censorship be re-
moved from German wireless stations
one thousand eight hundred dollars wal
collected for war sufferers.
Among those who are honorary vice
presidents Ot the German committee o
relief are: Wilhelm Knauth Alphonsr
C Koelble. August Luchow. Julius Lleb
mann. Herman 4. Metz. Frederick a
Nuschenhe'm Oscar Won Passavant
Jacob Rupert. Jacob II Schiff. Osca'
6 sraus. James Speyer, Carl Schurz
Paul NJ WarhurG Henry Weismann. ott'
wlssrer John wotz. Iorenz Zeller Rich
Ter, Arthur Won Briesen. George Borg
feldt. John r. Becker. Henry c. Bohack
Hilbert ellis. Peter Doelger. Jr.. Franl
namrosch George Ehret william Gug
eerhe,m ana Joseph Huber.