Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-02
LETTERS FROM PEOPLE.
Tie European Wag.

 To the Editor of The Graphic:
 The apex of human madness has been reached, and the Foundation of the earths greatest known civiliza- tion is to he shaken.
 The invasion, devastation and prob atlo fall of Great Britain is imminent.
 Ne have read, and re-read inhum- erablo. accounts claiming to give what they call solution of the cause of what is new to become in all probability q gar of the whole world.
 Some of them are moro or less cor rect but none of them have given a hint as to the real reason.
 Germany must expand. She is ov- appropriated. Her resources in re- gards to fcod supplies, mineral wealth, etc, are becoming limited, etc. Ali this and much mere is given as the catjse but il is, really, colossal madness born of deep-rooted hatred for q nation. of a .naticns wealth, prosperity, worldly esteem, enter prise, successful coionizing, colonial self government, all bclng bonded to- gether to form the greatest empire that eYor has been, or ever will be.
 The hatred was instilled into the child, developed with youths unreas- oning impetuosity, and has resulted in adult murderOus insanity.
 Every male adult subject of the madman's domain, knows why this hatred exists. They have been taught to regard an innocent people as be- ing responsible for an unfortunate freak of nature, which was beyond aIi human control and happened sim ply because nature decrced that 1t should be so.
 It is not advisable to give details here, but all Germans know Of it, and when the subject is discussed among themselves, being misinformed, will fully and purposelY mislead, and fili- ca with hatred of England, fostered and inceused by the arrogant and in- ane vaporinGs Of their mad kaiser, they renew their oaths and pled6e ITO the Day"
 Why has Germany net been suc cessful ill colonizing? It is because enable her to increase her posses sions to that extent necessary to meet existing demands. and what She is incapable of attaini"g herself, she is now about to attempt to grab by murderous force, from a nation which has done that which Germany never can do.
 Germany knows that to do this, she must cripple the whole British mer- cantile marine, invade England, ie- stroy all shipyards, armament factor ies. etc, bottle up the worlds com merca, and thus become commercial dictator Of the world,
 German traao with tue United States has been very extensive; and as is the case with Great Britain also, the bulk of this trade has been con- ducted by means of German shipping.
 The U. S. A. is dependent upon Great Britain and Germany for al- most the whole of her foreign trade. What will be the position Of the U. g. A. in this respect, if Great Britain falls?
 Once Germany became master, she could dictate 10 the r. $. A. any terms shc cared to- The II. s. A. has no transatlantic shipping of her own. She must accept, CT become a bank rupt nation, and fall out of the worlds commerce.
 She has always been able to deaend upon th2t portion of. her overseas trade which has been carried by Brit ish shipping, but can she depend upon | Germany, if Germany becomes mas ter of the sea?
 The annihilator of England, Con- troller of the Worlds Commerce, Dis tator of the World, will only be a few of tho many titles attributed to the madman, if England falls.
 The whole of this gigantic schami h9s been in operation for over thirty years.
 The appointment cf traitors e German descent, to responsible posi- lions in British official circles, haf been nothing but ] form of nationa suicide, and a whole history will bt written in the not very distant fu |