TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-23

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GerofiertIidging 5u bringen:
ave most deeply regret that since
the outbreak Of the European war the
English-American press with few ex'
ceptions has sytema tieally slandered the
German people and by its caiumny
blinded the American viewpoint and
perverted the sense Of justice and
righteousness Of large percent OF the
American people.
We regret that our government by
the sanction OF shipment OF arms and
ammunition to the belligsrents has be-
come q participant In the killing and
mutilation Of hundreds OF thousands OF
men whose welfare millions OF American
kinsmen have at heart. In the name
of humanity and in order to refute the
well grounded charges against our
nation Of msrcenary completely in this
war II not Of hypocritieal unneutral-
ity in fact, we hereby enter our most
earnest protest against the continuation
OF the export OF munitions Of war as
a moral wrong and 4 national disgrace
and we most urgently request our
president to use his utmost endeayors
in obedience to the highest moral
instincts to bring this nefarious traffic
in human blood to speedy end, how
ever well il may be entrenched In the
letter Of existing laws.
We regard the creation Of munition
factories on SO large a scale as are now
building in the United States with a
great deal OF apprehension. holding that
the fostering Of an industry OF this
kind by the national government con-
stitutes 4 grave menace to the future
OF our beloved republic.
We further regret, that by allowing
the alice TO parslyEe American com
meree, with neutral countries and 70
stop traffic in non contraband mer-
with Germany and Austria,
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