Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-23
FUTURE MISSION COLLEGES
American Board Advised to Ger.
mamie Institutions in Turkey.
German \ mertcan Says That Teutous
VIII Make Their P-at~B Enemies
ray Wnr cost to Inst
renuy.

About year ago 'he American Board
received n letter, friendly in tone from
, f;erman citizen of this country. pre-
dicti,1 IN, date ~ tho wars end and
calling attention to future dangers to
tho American institutions in Turkey The
date passed and the war continued. and
a few DAYS since the board received still
further advice from it's German CORES
pondcut We are allowed to print the
letter as received, with smelling and Teu-
tonic construction unchanged
| Gentlemen; The war has lasted longer
than expected, when I wrote to YOU in
this matter before. Even the German
general stan hoped after the Russians
whore beaten for good e. the French great
offence came to naught that the deluded
a lies of crafty England would SEQ. that
| the game ia lost, & step out one or both.
BY not doing the only sensible thing. after
the war Is really decided thcv lengthen
| II ONLY to their own detriment: & the
punishment of England had TO be post
poned. But I'm the very near future. it
will he undertaken e. finished. notwith-
standing all our fools administration has
done to help England. to our detriment.
| Happily the T. s. people will not take I'D
arms 10 bleed for England. e. the Ger
man leaders begin to see it as TO fact,
and take mp their special plans against
England for good now
| Needless to say that Germany shall
adhere to it's standing rule. that after
defensive war forced unon IT, the beaten
! enemies have pay all costs to her e. con-
| federates to the last pennv i'm cash as
near as ii can be calculated. II not, to
give enough territory as security that
can I've held to reimburse them. IL the
cash is not for, hcor1ing in the stipulated
time Besides the boundaries Will he
rounded off on al, sides 81 as to max,
the next rush on GERMANY moro difficult
NJ all ovcnts Nohodv On, CAV. tberofore
ho,,. Ion, ,bo~ .ro,,;o. 90 ,,o ,o,,on,c
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loo, r,ng,,,a win rons,. hor alIies IN.
forY,l,i,e, .be,, t,,,o N ber for,,er bis
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1I.vo ,o,, ,,re,,r.d ,be cbar,os !, the
,,on -, C,o,,o,,o ,,.,io, vii, 10
,ooo,,ar, o., ,,.o,, :, oli,.a of,.r ~. ,.,r,
7, ,,ou wish II NOT to be s,nnressed or
.oi,o,, o,.o. ~, a.. youn,,u-Is va, ,rrs,
,,. go ,oa,u,,,,;o, g., U,ron,h lint. e., -
..r,o,io,, T., r,,,;sh u.hich ,o, haitian
coll A,,,ar,o,n t,aro,f,,r r. nv, I.arn.,
,,,o, ,ha schodu,o n. a., e,ect;,e of eou.j
valuation With Au,oricor
! All tho fro,cb and o,,,;sh cba;re in
op,ci,1t ,clnou1.dsad ;rst;,u+ious of
,ou,,,, h,,.. 49, ,r,nsfo,r,od into
C:or,,,,, cb,irs and r,yer IN rerman schol-
orc lately r.bo remode, them ,f,er new
g. ho,tor standards which viii no mora
uniform too priv,t .cbooIs will have 10
follow suit or must shut IN. All foreign
l,anruares on tho shingles Of businessmen
in ConstantinoneI & some other places
have been removed
| If Won have some of the teachers here
OF furlough who are competent to teach
German. you might send them TO Mil
waukee to get an insight into the work Of
the German American Academy Connect
ed with a Teachers College. undenomina-
tinaD & the Concardia College there
As German is no easy language. even
Germans do not espect, that their Ian
vuace will gain & hold all the ground TO
be lost hv the easier French. but il
such places they will push the very easy
Fsperanto-La Language to the foreground,
The German Government uses it now AL.
ready to a great extent. where they know
thai German is not known sufficiently