The Washington times., 1916-12-26
Business Men Favor Exclusion
OF All German Products From
the Union After War.
EASTERN MAN-HUNT ENDING
Guns From Sunken koenigsburg
and Pegasus Pitted Against
One Another.

sumed that IL IL either another mani.
festation OF the German propa-
ganda or deplorably ili-advised
movement on the part OF wcll.mean.
Ing persons, who have no realisation
OF tho implacable resolution of the
British empire In all It's component
parts to fight TO n finish the war
thrust upon IL. This is n matter thar
does not rest with Westminster. II
IL an empire question that will be de.
cided In n council In which the do.
minions that have poured out their
blood and treasure will have full
voice. Here. no less than I'm Aus
tralia and New Zealand. the deter.
mination In that Hohenzollernism
shall be crushed utterly and eliminated
for good, no matter how long the
process may take, nor what Its cost
may be.
II In not doubted here that one of
the outcomes OF the war will be com
pleto revolution In the fiscal system OF
the United Kingdom, To tho further
undoing OF Germany. II In pointed
out that In Manchester, the strong.
hold OF free trade, the Chamber OF
Commerce has gone back upon that
policy, and that the equally conserva'
tive Chambers OF Commerce OF Lon.
don, Liverpool, and other centers
have done the same. Their course In
hailed with Intense satisfaction In
commercial circles here. as IL re-
fiected In views expressed at the nine
teenth annual congress OF tho Asso.
citation OF Chambers OF Commerce OF
South Africa held recently In Cape
Town.
Prekibiti,e Tariff Likely.
II was pointed out that In tho past
Germany had been permitted TO get
the control or monopoly OF various
industries In British possessions. As
far an south Africa IL concerned prior
10 the war per cent OF It's imports
came from Germany, made up prinoi'
pslly OF chemicals. machinery, and
cotton goods. The shutting off OF
this source OF supply has had little
or no effect upon conditions, hut u
has promoted n tendency 60 develop
local industries, and there can be
lltti. doubt that tn" sentiment In Ia
vor OF the exclusion OF all German
products after the war viii talk. con.
crete form In n, prohibitive tarin.
Meanwhile. the campaign In Ger
conclusion. II has been found that
the jungle country IN Ihe oas,n OF ,n'
~. n''p a n..,.,,s r,aa.r
region IN. G.rman forces are kraaied.
is impracttcabIe for cavalry move.
msnts, aside from the fact that the
mor'aity among ,he hoirer eNeer
% , ,s ~ va ou s " g.
q. J. Brits, which has rendered bril-.
IIant s.ryIc. In ,b. round nm. Ia com.
ing hack 10 m. linton w.
prIsnr.rs .,,i.r, ,ha, a, A. a.. ,,,.,
lion m ,hs os,man cnmmsndsr nsn.
eraI Won Let,ow % enaesyay 20 90.
can. Win nj. .,.y in,n por,nx.ss
terrIto,y and msLs thsIr w.v 10 a..
noI,, ~, ,h. 600,
where arrsng.msn,. h.y. hs.n m.as
FOR a vessel 20 nIci them nm ana nm,
10 op.n sea regsra,.s. %, ~. nr,,Ish
hIocLaae
River q Haven.
Apropos OF the Ruff. IL was In
this river that IN. German erui..r
vns.,nss. | ~ % 81. "s LEHMAN e'u
"a' haa SUNK 'he BTU
iSh cruiser resasus whiie sho was at
anchor and undergoing repairs on
Zanzibar on September 2i. 1914 was
de.,,oved on JnIv "a ,a,E r., p.,,t-.
,- y,
i"e "'eeN OF the NOE
nissoerg mas been examined and
shows that all her guns were sal. |
yaged. 1t IA n curtains ana .tn,.ra.,.
,ng ,.e, ,ha, ,hra,,,,I,..
'O"s"oa' .he iaha
campaign 'no guns OF the hoenigs-
berg and those saved from the Pc. |
gasus have been pitted against one
another Several OF the German
cruisers weapons have been can.
tured.
What the troops OF the emnIre
have TO endure In this swift siient
man hunt through the vast snaces ~
this African Jungle land AZ tod win
rarely graphic pen In a letter %
lady In Cape Town from the chanIain
OF a South African regiment
ave have marched" he yr,,.. |
'some 24O miles. and that ,h,anah
the least known country in H.
world; our eyes have been onsnaa ~
night on moonlight scenes of wsyins
palms. We have meanderad ovar