Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-10

icaIly set Europe afIame with a war
 which is disgrace to humanity and to ciyiIization-aud to turn to the marvellous material progress Of the German Empire under its war lord "It is probably the simple truth to
 assert that DO nation in all of re-. corded history has made an advance
 mcut equal 10 that of Germany in
 the years which have followed 1888,
 the date on which William II became Emperor of Germany and King of Prussia. The average citizen of the i United States who fully and lOudly ] believes that his native country is the
 only one which has made or can
 make marked advancement will be
 hugely surprised when he studies what Germany has accomplished in 1 the twenty-six years since the ruling
 Kaiser undertook to control the des-
 tiuies of-his people.
 The boastful American is found of believing and asserting that the lead ing cities Of Che United States have
 shown mcreasCt tu population un. .precedeuted in all history The reli-
 able statistics of Germany retute this
 claim. Within haIf a century Berlin
 grew from a sQualid. oyergrowu vi- 'lage to a splendid metropolis which, with fits contiguous suburbs. gives . Greater Berlin a pCpuauon exceed . ing 5000 900 am increase which dims p the wonderful rise of Chicago. With . m a period O ltMrty years Leipsic has grown from l25OO0 Co 100000,
 Munich from 14OOO0 to G5OO00. and = Dresden from 135.000 to 55000o Can 3 any three American cities show simi . lar growth iu an eqwl period of ! .tme2 In five years from 1895 Co 1900
 IGemany Increased its population b5 P mere than 100000, and this deepit, , the fact that it's areas does not reach - by 75.OOO square miles that of th. n single state of Texas. From 1900 tr e 1910 Germany increased its popula n ton from 5G.OO0000 to 65,OOo000 and f was secure in second place in Europe h in the matter of popua ton.
 The Kaiser as Man
 7 Endless are Che contradictions w'
 read about William of Hohenzo1ern
 Alfred Fried won a Noble Prize fo D. telling us that The War Lord is de y velopng into a Peace Maker Nor 7, Imam Angen boes ms to discredit th e legend that the only ruler who Ina 10 maintained peace throughout hi y reign is SO disturbing an element
 On every hand our German friend i tcll ua thot war was forced upo 't them. and .hat the Kaiser was On i- .rue friend Of peace. that a merchau 'r does not make war upon his cust, li mers. and that thc German Empir m ,nIy desired economic prosperity. p- "Rut even after the waste of nois t- and horror SO many newspaper hen,
 ines and SO much arauing the coo ll small voice of common sense req m serts itself Are we to believe Cha Id tbe chum of Krupp Che darling of th le prussiau army .aud the godfather , IFS tle German navy s really the world at greatest pacilst2 There is at leai ul one solid ground on which we ca ts set foot amid al lhis welter Of rec DO iue civilization and cries of pain lt it this :that never again shall we b n- Iiicyc that the sure way to prevent a ,k cideuts is to load the gun. With is gigantic a bloodhound as Che Germa ms army stra'nug on the leash the col le. was hound to snap sooner or late Inc William. who has been practicir mel wearing uniforms ever since he p nd off retticoats may now do SO in ear ai- est
 ed "Th, fierce ight that beats upon ra throne need not dazzle us in our cs its mate cf the Kaiser 1T we met hi
 in business we would ind him a pa
 updous honest and vigorous m'
 a chant, tireless, shrowd in obyo my things. but totally lacking in fnes' lg and incapable Of realizing hia o'