Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-06

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THE MONEY RING AND THE WAR.
AS nauon the United States
Of late has been servile to British
interests It imposes a tax OF
$100, 900 on the people although
there is a balance in the banks OF
SIS, 100000 in favor of the govern
ment New York City is paying the
bankers 100000, 900 for obligations
abroad that will not mature for
months. The banks of the United
States show q deficit of upward Of
$40 0,000,000. notwithstanding the
fact that they have the custody OF
SIS, ,000, 900 Of government money
the Peoples Money.
These sums total $345, 900.
Exactly the amount that England
added 10 her war fund when she de-
claled war against Germany.
Can it be that the United States
is furnishing England money to con-
duct this war? The industries of the
United States are PROSTATE. Fac
tories are either shut down entirely
or working on half time. why?
1t is because the banks are in
terested-as lenders--in English fac
tories and do not desire to lose that
investment by reason of the Ameri-
can factories taking away the trade
of the foreign mills?
In 1907 American exports to Ger
many amounted TO $Z5b, 1916 ,UOU, IN
4 1912 they reached $306, ,959,000,
gain of substantially S50,000,000.
Should the people of the United
States permit few American capita
lists who grow richer by reason Of
their nefarious partnership with Eng
lish finances, to ALLEVIATE the friend
ship OF country as great as Ger
many Germany's only crime is that
under magnificent rule of the pre-
! sent Kaiser she has followed the
principles laid down by the immortal
Washington and has declined to en-
ter into foreign entanglements'
The above is q page from a small
pamphlet: "The War Horror-Its
Lesson to America" written by
Richard NJ Mccain and published
| by waterways and Commerce" New
York, OF which periodical Mr.
Mccain is the editor The pamphlet
which is but ten cents the copy
should be read by everybody. 1t
! puts many things in the right light
/ which have been beclouded by the
British writer's and their allies in
! the United States Mr.. Mccain is
/ one of the first American writer's
who took up the cause Of Germany
in this war.