The Washington herald., 1915-07-25
WRITER EXPECTS
ENGLAND To WIN
Telegraaf's Editor Says Flow
er Of German Troops
Has Faded.
BRITISH TROOPS ARE BEST
Author Asserts: England Only at
Beginning Of Warbler Reserves
Almost Inexhaustible."

| Special Cable TO The Washington Herald
| Iondon Ju,,, 9th. Err,,,. ,
fond q, hs,i.y,rr that IT,. 49,. -,
Germany and Austria into surrender anr
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SUM i"ohoon P"Pe'
mas an editorial on the irresistible pow
er of the British navy which is the onl,
absolutely decisive faction in ,h,s war
|
| i"e WIN reao THESE 'hihzs
FOR English newspapers are to be found
in every first class cafe in Germany
ouote these editorials when irving ;,
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aiouse 'he ss"Patnies OF Americana
\ with the poor starving women and ha.
bies, but simultaneously the same Ger.
mans are laughing in their sleeves for
they are getting practically all the food.
stuff they need through neutral conn.
| tries and most Of II actually comes via
England.
Dutch correspondents in Germany tell
US that while the bread ticket system
Is still maintained In Germany the war
bread is practically a thing of the mast
the output of pure wheat bread ia in
crea sing and bread prices are going
down. Berlin has enormous quantities
NJ wheat flour on hand
Thousands OF ton. of Russian what
(rprmanv fhrnnUh
Rouua MAN river ports GaIatz and Rrsiia
Every visitor to Rotterdam arriving
here states that the activity of the
Dutch port surpasses all belief Scores
OF steamers arrive daily with foodstuffs
Of all kind which are immedia tely placed
in German freight cars constantly lined
up along the docks and sent to Germany
in Ia u-x-lr I,tI
of heavily laden barges goes up the
Rhine. Practically all these steamers
are allowed to enter the Dutch port be-
cause they have already examined at
Hull or other British ports.
enormous quantities OF animal fat
arrive from Argentine which Is made
INTO margarine IN Holland and sent to
germany as Dutch produce.
me growing 1eehns OF uneasness IN
rio,Lana' whee Is reared ana not
~ithout reason that germany VIII at
'a@H iioiiaho as she oio beisium as soon
do 80. is not preventing the Dutch nrsss
from expressing its opinion with the ut
most frankness, even though 1t be ex-
ceeoingly disaEreeaole to Germany.
Ihus the Amsterdam papar Tele-
eraa1 writes:
Hermany mas long oeen feeling very
oitter against the United states because
me- couhty suppies German enc
.,hes WIN iooostui.s ana MUNITIONS IL
inns feaiy crime II SO Serinany was
a. paSt as DIG criiinai curing the
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go as '"e NAHUM Win WHICH, she
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England Has Best soldiers.
This is the real reason why the Ger.
man keeps repeating, God punish Eng
land" although he ha. never made il
clear to a sensible man outside Germany
why he should have the dominion of the
world which he claims. II Is another
impudence of the English nation to dare
to organize an army to oppose the mill
lions of the Kaiser.
Ten months ago England did not
really possess an army. Today she has an
army OF millions, better than the best
lroOpS WHICH, can put IN the