The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
GERMAN CONCESSION
AROUSES THE PRESS
TeutOn Papers Show Anger by
New Attacks on the
British.

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BERLIN. via London. Sept. 2s.-The
concession made by the German Gov
eminent on the subject Of its submarine
wal has greatly irritated the German
press, which gives vent to Its feelings
by new ~outbursts Of hatred toward the
10 violently taken TO task by . number
Of papers. The Ham burger NdcArtchfen
says:
"Englards insular security has be
come a jest even TO children. With all
her strength she Is trying to Mt herself
for the wal and to provide her con-
temptibly stupid allies with the needfu!.
40 that they may be enabled to shed
more blood for her sake.
AS Minister of Munitions Lloyd
George. one OF the most evil war fanat-
les on English soil. is seeking by means
OF a registration and enumeration or the
whole nation, such az liz practised In our
land only IN regard 10 criminals. and
by the throttling of industry and indi-
vidual freedom to enslave the nation In
the cause OF the despicable war business
Of Grey and his c%onsorts.
I'm the midst OF all This feverish rum
ming to and fro there darts a German
II" boat. n hey. presto n OF the
most important explosives factories goes
up into the air in atoms.
'Grey and Kitchener bring over a
.hipload of hired men from the deceived
| colomes who are TO f,ght England's bat
ties on the Continent. A German "
boat puts an end 10 the hirelings' ex-
istence, and Canada will see them no
more. -.
THE Viking spirit OF the German W
boats IL killing Englant inoh by inch.
| and IL is because Grey knows his fun
we'll that he now cries out about the
danger Of German supremacy to the
whole world.
"It Is his last bid for the help OF other
deluded peoples. II Is the Greyish swan
song. denoting the end OF England's re-
sources.
Forward, then, ever forward. heroic
German vikings. and run your torpe-
does into tho heart and vitais or our
bltterest, our only foe
The Kounischc Zcifun0 expresses the
following opinion about England
England. instead of working for her
internal national consolidation. has al
WAYS concentrated her efforts on
strengthening her position In the world,
with the result that her embarrassed
1 Government has now to deal with a
nation that IL not prepared for any
great SaCrlf1Ces, NO TeSuTTtCtloH OF re-
generation OF the soul OF the nation has
taken place as a result OF this war for
external power and domination.
mo citizen ia helping the State OF
his own free will. for every one feels
that this war was not a national neces.
slty, but the result OF an ambitious and
jealous policy.
'It is true that the nobility in Eng
! land has faithfully stood by the Govern
I ment, and that the blood OF the best
families has been shed freely In Flan'
ders but the masses Of the people are
standing aloof-more so than ever
This Is shown by the opposition &c
compulsory service, by the strike OF the
Welsh miners. and by the extent of the
subscriptions to the last war loan, which
nearly ended at the last In
fasco. With all the numerous shibbo'
leths which she has introduced into this
war England has been unable to invent
one which alone could have broken thu
Indifference OF the middle classes ant
the resistance of the working people
the shibboleth Of national danger"