Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-10
SAAas GALLUP LUMP
XSE GALLUP STOVE
SUGARITE LUMP
O'MERA LUMP
ALL KINDS WOOD
AZTEC FUEL CO...
PHONE PSI
GERMANY READY FOR
PEACE WHEN ENEMIES
ADMIT THEIR DEFEAT
PHONE PSI


Continued From Page One)
s~-e~~~-~-~~~~~e~s~@-~-~
helpless sailors or a German mhma-
rine This friRhtful deed Of murder
has up 20 the present been completely
ignored by the English press Was II
due 10 shamc7 We do not know.
The Britons have ever been proud Of
the spirit In their navy Can they
answer for this cold-boodcd murder
~ helpless mem II viii ROMAN for
al time as an inefncenblc blot upon
The history Of the British marine
~ Will not draw conclusions from
this ease. although the British press
contains frequent evidences of nu cx-
tremely brutal view of the work of
war need to recall only the re-.
. port Ia the Daily Chronicle Londoul
from Headquarters in which the sport
81 British soldiers in slaughtering
German soldiers is portrayed and held
up 20 praise Ia such shocking terms
that ] hesitate even to utter The words
used For German soldiers is the Kill
ing Of AN enemy neither q Joke nor
sport
lAlithA tkttihlNN NhrA
when history finally psscs her
verdict upon the responsibility for
this most fightml OF nll war. she VIII
uncover the horrible evil which
hatred. ignorance and Justification
have erected
go long ns this mixture of Rutt
ana Ignorance dominates The feelings
is4E Hs.|t a .
ors. every tender uf peace ON our side
would be folly which would NOT
shorten. but lenglhen The war The
masks must first he dropped our
enemies are stil wagiug q war OF de
Ftfuotlon against us.
with theories and declarations ro-
Rardng peace we make no prosrosf
Whenever our enemies approach us
with pence proposals which are i'm
consuuance with Germany S dignity
and security, We viii ALWAYS Do ready
to discuss them in fun conscious
ness Of the successes in arms which
we have attained. We disolaim re-
sponsibuity for the continuance III
the misery which Us nllng Europe
aud the world No one may say chat
we wish 10 prolonR the war mnoees-
rnrlly TO conquer This or that country
aH guarantee.
Makes Dire Threat
"in previous speeches sketched
the general aim ot the war cane
not be moro definite today Co a}
what guarantees the imperial eovcru.
meut demands for example u tho
belgium question, what constellation
0f power seems necessary ns O. fom.
dntion Tor these guarantees
'Our Toes must tell themselves ou,
tbipF--thu longer and hiuerer they
wage his war against us the creator
wtl he the necessary guurntcca Do
our enemies wish tu erect barrier
far all Omr between uh and tho rest
of thc world ! should not hc surplus.
ga II we arrange oW future accord
uRly chat neither n tho east non the
west may our focs control the en.
tfiHeo gates hraurh which thcN mH'
attack COZ throatou us mew
Galleries Are Crowocd
rho reichstag presented lh, typical
appearance 81 mumcntuUs daN There
being NOT ven standing room u 'ha
galleries The American ambassador
james W. Gerard was ompng tn,
diplomats present 1ue great uudi-
ence also included The nulc of Neck
lenhure Admiral SON Ttp.u mna-
Ser of Maue Goltlieh you JasQV,
minister az foreign affuu Count
Zeppelin. Dr Alfred Zimmerman. Am.
der secretary Ton foreign aumrs and
D. q q j.