El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-02
WAR MAY
BRING RACE Of
INFERIOR MEN
Is Developing Into War OF
Exhaustion; Only Weak
lings Left at Home.
GERMAN SUPPLY OF
MEN NOT EXHAUSTED
RY LAWRENCE ELsTON.

ONDON Eng, Jan. From
close first hand study Of the sit
H. nation I do not see how the war
"a, end without the destruction Of such
-. large number of men as to lead TO
r,ermanent i'll effects upon the Euro
-o,n race. and evil results on the CIVIL
cations Of the world. Freedom from d
German worldwide military despotsm
IS purchased at a terrible heavy price
After the failure of the first German
rush on Paris in the early part u
contender, the possibility Of QuloA
- ,,,os eliminated The battle OF
+ba MARINES marking the high tide Oh
German invasion, will probably Dc
tboupbt of as the true crisis in TINS
conflict in years to come But Suu
5en German collapse on ellner 1Ho
routbern or western battle IroIllS IL
I-,nossfble to conceive the II uS9It-
-1iiitarv organization IS in pete y" -.
~ order than ever. Moreover go,
lIs Tave made scouting on pom
li5es so perfect that strategy III 'iie
I'D qense is no longer posslpIe.
Il War of Exhaustion. 8.
With sudden surprises ellI 1iaL, Now
becomes a war Of eXhausllO" -.
this is the most tei
0' Etvbaustion might come for some nj nj
80 in the form of a food famine Dul
Germany highly ORGANIZED aS
- ICED herself indefinitely -.io,
SN Vvi,ot other form can the eXhaustIlIyH
+o1,a9 II NAV be exhaustion OF Wel -I+i,
- men. or Of war material N " C 90 q
tba enemies Of Germany are emu ~ ~ !,
sunerior. But it must pc iIIo .a'-eraI
lii he a long while. certainly Se' III, - M
VIII De t,afore Germany's wealth VIII
years &C., he sufficient to finance heE
campaigns. - 1ToId Ont
Probably German money WIS VIII ists' ~ b.
well as German men. An fiTst five
beavv casualties in the ~ ,1-,IT
+bs 81 war. the Germans supPIs
of men is not exhausted ne r,,aT
etilI large numbers OF un Idl ~. tee,al
in Germany, who have not W. - he
80 +Ie beginning Of the Wal, a.lu -
slHCS ~ 90 he remembered that eacl
49, The Youths growing 10 naIn ny ~
several hundred thousand IN ~ IL ct
500 ~, for a certain amount OF vast
age in war +t,+ if the wa
5s in German exhaustion OL -
ellu1 3+tl or men. or both enormous nun
~, must be slain and enOI NJ 80
ar1ounts Of capital must De MiiP.o,7 an
E.o1f+icsl economists nave poliIl0I ii
MANY times the new geuel s {. - Non
r
, -,,aa1-Iine who could not CVlilS -
- or the towards who WOulu ~
Tts ,,-i1l result in a genera IoN 80
NJ H. 1ersonnel throughout EUROPE
u 'N0 TI,s parallel In u =.
The United States Went e. o. t6 1e6e
- +,1a same process in 1851 10 Io tt
- we compare Germany 70 ~ - nv
~ tbe aiIlies to the North We ~
49, ora1os-v. The men OF the 30 -
- etates proved good Wa il.-y . =
~ v-ealthier and more populous3 NJ ~ an
ern states finally ove sIS ea,Itb +o re
1t took 30 years IoI ny. &c veil Shove
cover. while the North az
tbe Effects for many years 20 Ger
[ecopnize the possibility Oh -.
evbaustion along some my
IT, which modern clVllza non ~. 4 mn
~; The British fleet IS lrS III
posslo.le ;c,o-r,anv, off from copper an
70 Conner is almost lrrepldce
~ IN ordnance If Germany %
1lSs+s her copper this might nave SUI ~
a., effect as to greatly sIlOi - ---,,,1
-9-ar incidentally, OF course, az
mean the saving OF numerous VI
sands Of lives. .,.,o g.. cu+ Gree
Germany is not able TO cuO ,re.
1,~irair off from anything OF ~
lisslr she has forbidden Sweue
~ evnort timber, but Great BIZ 49,
80 IN the wood required from ~ -
Sources, and Sweden does noI ~ O0''
,Too5 for rifle butts anywhere, =,
$50 hove suggested that trouble o.
Zen tro-Hungarians ana Ihe N ,-
lane might end the war - ~ -
It'll so The Germans OF NIeul
are more pan-German than INC lS. I -
slams. The most Trustworthy e3t-,--
rom Berlin declare that this iee rec
1910 is no more pronounced IN
tbe professional jealousy OF the "A u
-, md German armies, Whlch 40
not amount to much-