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There growing disposition the part of the German
the people and the to en'e the American attitude toward
The resented rather TOO hory by the
though the of the American to the
complaints been moderate but definite character
The American press realize Germany fighting for her
superior whatever irritation she displays due
mora n neryous tension. than TO belief that America is rendering undue
The American people well afford be patient
their attitude right but because they hold the bat
anceo of military power in the hollow of their hands.
The allies entitled shipment of that they secure
country. the Tcuon Lacking dominance however
no considerable Germany Austria The
holding up of n gun shipment Italy
shows that the ruionc allies would be glad " avail themselves
OF American made munitions could they be delivered.
away buy abroad of would
that each country provide her factories for
This would be needless and military burden
The United with power without
buying munitions in market To prohibit the expectation of
would be the international
con of neutrality laid down by law 1t would render
siderable service Germany whose military preparations have exceeded
No such should be the
destructive time such burden should
the backs of European ca-onry by the American people
blame Germany obtain such help from the
different Interpretation of the duties of the neutral
would involve The German propaganda however making little less
than headwayeway the nautical dictionary has it, Count Won
Bestorn udicrous when he sets his ccon arguments beside the
well written and Logical cmanaig from the state depart
ment; the attacks on the amini- ration made by foreign newspapers pub
hd the interests of Germany here causing great irritation to Am
readers Do the German publicity imagine that
American and alw take their esti-
of the administration policies from them! Can they hope to
weeks the traditional attitude of the United States. and
Mt the time any considerable feeling among the people against
administration That foreign would have the
eney this getting the of Americans matter what
their beliefs the matter be- The effort appeal to
the German Americans aud set them apart from other Americans par
tcuary resented.
present situation grew two weaknesses the Ger
plan Germany unable the
emergency, she ho in the the diplomat
Without that could take when tite
lanes her enemies If she them
batieshp fleet open them. Even the mniate would
Germany diplomacy fault for the isolated condition of the
when the Americans natural pubcsts because
readers and they readily that Germany
great shake, Advertising 1t probable that this j. the great
which the German culture completely overlooked At present
this line decidedly amateurih and awkward The
little while nce~ the readers Ger
complained that all through London but she did nothing
of England
little fighting with the other nations involved
world whenever high the rank
Thanks iudicious
actually battle DesIiing these
the beginning Germany spends literally FOR
the publications practically all the
tries that she too may bloodess