Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-31
GERMANY PLAYS FOND
MOTHER TO SOLDIER
HURT IN BATTLE
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ago when two or three Journals came
out with angry comment ON note
from our state department, Mr.. Ack-
erman, correspondent Of the United
Press, made extracts from the edi-
torials for the purpose OF cabling
them to America.
Preliminary TO filing the dispatch
at The cable office he had to submit
1t for censorship by one Of the gov
eminent offices The official to
whom he presented himself read the
extracts. smiled, and said.
These criticisms do not represent
this governments views toward the
government of the United States. We
would prefer that they were not
sent"
But" said Mr. Alderman, "the
government permits the publication of
such expressions in Germany"
'Such expressions are by way of be-
ing a safety valve, the official re-
spunded 1T relieves the editorial
bosom with a flow of language. It
win be as well to let the matter end
as a family affair"
The extracts were not sent.
Effects To BE Fclt Later.
an Alntllidtl thHhNl III All lfiNfi
liant German city thinks that the
United States viii not feel the fun eN-
tent Of German IN will until after the
war Part 90 his duty IS, OF course,
the promotion Of American trade "a
foreign parts lie said
II am apprchensive Of the after cf-
focts OF the animostics the war is
creating | know what German busi-
t.lI taf4n
round trying To boost American goods
after the war They will tell me that
America can take her typewriters and
sell them where she sold her ammu-
milton,
and Il Is to be considered too. that
as Il result of England's control of
American shipments TO Germany, the
Germans-already IN amazingly re-
sourceful pcoplu-have applied every
ounce Of brain they possess Go the fur
ither development Of their resources.
AFTER the war they are going TO
be the most independent nation on
earth . our German sales of gasoline
and kerosene will be immensely re-
duced because the gas company is
now making 1t easy for small house
holders to put IN gas by selling them
the fixtures on the easy payment ha-
sis Hitherto the more backward and
less prosperous householders have
either been content, or were COM
PEELED TO be content with oil
Germany independent.
"And, with her making Of benZol
from coal tar and the mixing of benz
zol with alcohol made from potatoi
with her manufacture of alhumen
from crude sugar, and her partial
substitution Of linen for Iubbcr in au-
tomohile tirtH. Germany is becoming
more ana more independent IN pre-
clsely the directions wheHe the world
supposed she would be most depend
ent.
I'm the less material respects ! be-
licve Germany will hold aloof from
the United states for a long time TO
come As possible mediator of
peace, we are. Of course, already
laughed out of court hy Germany.
The German is often crude and some
times rude bat he does not talk cant.
human nature he is free from The
consequence Is that he regards any
angel Of peace talk emapating from
America today as sheer buueomhe.
Quptsch' as the German word for t.
The consul here quoted is an Amer
lean of German partntagc. lie has
hecn a teacher In America He Is a
university bred man, Is thoughtful,
aud seems to me % weigh his words.
/ don't give his name because | don't
wish 10 get him intostrouhle with our
STATE department