The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14

ATTACKS on tNeVytUlHk bIlliSH, onu W
a,es, subject Of its fury Is Sir Edward
Grey. The British Foreign Secretary
has always been blamed In Germany
FOR originating the war and no oppor-
units is los, Of d%enouncing him. The
go,sischc Zcitung in a particularly heated
sttack says:
TIE wider the circle ecomes IN which
.l. world drama Is moving the more
terrible grows the responsibility In the
yves OF the world of the man who Is the
eause Of it, the criminal Minister Grey.
Gin this dreadful wal Grey has
throughout acted not like a responsible
,eing. but Ike an evil minded neuras-
,henlc, who in his fury knows not what
ne does.
eft was n ~lanentable card. indeed.
that Grey played recently when. in a
e,ter tn the London papers. he answered
ne pulycrizing speech OF our Imperial
chancellor, eN very word of which must
ne. and l., true. with silly distortions and
.npty excuses. while leaving entirely
out Of sight the irrcfutably proved fact
nat he, with Elng Edward. was IN" In
,eudiary Of this most awful Of all con-
il1grations"
The Leip:iger Ndchricklen, dealing
with the same SUBJECT. says.
The day of Belgrade has restored 20
re blind man his sight. The English
g,n loves realities he feels and mcar-
t.,s the distance between words amt
leeds.
German. Likrucd IL trusndrrs
''Ilc >,,S the spirit of his people en-
boiled iu Grey and Churchill. and the
..ir.t Of the German people ~ It's En-
terror and in Won iilndenhurg: he meas
rec the pitiful crawling Of English
ffIisus with the iron deeds OF Macken-
zen. and he pcrCeiv"s that the shameful
.a'rlts ~ the present will yet he fol-
.vci by more terrible ones in the
tItIrc.
Sow only they begin to admit what
-, Immediate future Ia threatening.
They had felt themselves so secure on
cir iolard they had rldiculed the idea
90 German landing, and even n Zeppe-
go rild. but ON the day when the Ger
lu guns Numbered 1T Belgrade there
.r1s, from the depth OF the English
,1plc's heart the bitter cry. Away with
aradoSicr ~kSnST = MN Sound. it
the German land army that viii
.|srailze Eugland's naval tyranny. This
OBJECT W are Ill striving for. and Il
-Ist ne attained, no matter AT what cost
o.. AZ Who's. sacrifice. And attained i
sail hc. not, however, by way of Calais.
.It along IN, old highway o: the Cruz
stdc.s. by way of Bagdad and the
u,-,li OF Sinai. over that path TIE
German crusade must pass before the
worlds salvation can be Effected"
Lord Kitchener also comes in FOR
extremely violent attacks by German
~,sitor.ll writer's. The IOssische Iettnno
CALI the British War secretary a butcher.
Il stS1:
The Government; that comprises
among Is rI "ubcrs the butcher Kitche-
r,r. the woman torturer French or
TraVsydai fame and the cynical moun'c-
h'rh Churchill dares 10 brand Germany
as q child numbering empire because.
quite contrary to the wishes OF the
German Government. the German army
aHd navy leaders, and the German peo-
pie, a few women and children have met
their death In the waves.
40 they desire a counter attack We
',yc stones enough in store to shaiter
20 s%pllntcrs every ',tHo in their crazy
2 iss palsc,. What did they do in
south \frica, in Egypt and in India"
l't Mr.. Lloyd George. the Pharisaic
'"Hur'lator Of the German baby Kill
's reflect on the history OF Englands
past iuf1mieS.'