TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-19

not only in one but in both
10. About war loans-If the money
is spent here or elsewhere, did the
belligerent nations get their moneys
Ia. win the United States con-
tinue It's policy in regard TO imprison-
ment II American citizens in British
ports
10. II the United States is no
interested in the Declaration
Of London, why does England attempt
TO dictate TO the United States?
20. Is it not true, that the failure
Of the administration to maintain a
neutral attitude, is the cause Of an
unfriendly feeling in this country to-
ward Germany, and creates a feeling
as IL the United States government
were against Germany?
81. Is prayer for peace and selling
ammunition for blood money worthy
Of the american nation?
ED. L. DURAND,
President Of the German-American
League Of the State Of Iowa.
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To the Honorable, the Members Of
Congress:
Respectfully submitted.
The following Resolutions should
be passed by our Convention in
Manning, Iowa, February 10 and 20
1915:
WHEREAS, Ten nations of the old
world are now waging the greatest
war Of mankind and are not only
exhausting their own resources, but
are also drawing immense supplies
and munitions Of war from the Uni.
ted States of America;
AND WHEREAS, The armament
and supplies that are being furnished
by the United States tend to increase
the military conflagration Of Europe
multiply the loss of life, already
appealing, and cause the destruction
Of property that is bringing nations
to desolation, and assist in the pro,
longation and continuance Of this
most dreadful of all wars;
AND WHEREAS, We, as people
from u hearts lift our voices il
prayer for peace while, as a nation
we are aiding in war and augmentine
the struggle by emptying our private
arsenals and war supplies onto the
~battlefelds of Europe;
AND WHEREAS, Our government
has proclaimed strict neutrality anC
thereby given assurance to American
citizens Of all races and to the bel.
ligerent powers themselves, that We
shall give aid and support to none
and by our acts, as a nation, breaE
no bonds of friendship with the
countries with whom we are al
peace, and create no discord among
u citizens here by discriminating
against their fatherland; yet wher
we offer military supplies and equip.
ments to any nations that choose Il
buy, it is with the full knowledge
that for n hundred years England
by her supremacy on the sea is the
master of all contraband goods trans.
ported by water, and hat she ana
her friends alone can benefit by oul
unholy commerce, and we are pur,
suing that course which DIVORCES 81
far from strict neutrality that VIZ
injure our ancient friends, Germany
and Austria, by every means in oul
power, excepting the employment 0.
armed force alone.
AND WHEREAS, This country hal
recognized the right of our govern
ment to withhold war supplies from
contending armies when she laid al