Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-08

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against diplomatic representa-
lives Of foreign powers Why
did A. Bruce BielaslIi telegraph
to Rathom. asking for further
information2 Why did Secre-
tary Lansing have published the
statement that he had on his ta-
bic Rathom's charges against
Washington diplomats2
Why did Morgan double his
guards, why did President Noble,
head Of the Stock Exchange, station
private policemen at all the entran-
ces Of the Exchange and forbid mem-
bers to take their friends to luncheon
on the top floor OF the building
Why Is there a steel screen on the top
Of Morgans banking house and a
similar one on the top Of the Stock
Exchange Why are visitors still
barred from the Visitors Gallery2
The bankers and gamblers Of Wall
Street are living uneasy lives, 1t is
because Morgans shrapnel, Schwab's
machine guns and the bayonets
forged by the Steel Trust, sold by
them for the destruction of the
Germanic peoples. are now being
used in the staying OF men, women
and children in all the cities, villages
and countrysides Of Ireland.
Funds provided by the subscribers
and underwriters Of the Anglo
French loan are on deposit in Nor
gan banks and being paid out to the
munition makers Of Wall Street To
this purpose is devoted the money
OF the underwriting syndicate in the
National City bank. in the Morgan
banking house, in the First National
Bank
Why Wall Street Lives in Fear.
That is why Wall Street has dou
bled its guards, IL knew that mill
lions Of Americans of Gcrmanlc stock
looked with hatred on the American
Tories Of Wall Street, who are glut-
ted with fortunes made by the
slaughter OF their Kindred These
Tories now know that millions OF
Americans of Irish blood regard them
with equal hate.
For how do Irishmen feel when
they see English ships loaded with
guns and ahrapncl, leaving New York
bound for England, to supply Eng
lish soldiers with arms for the mas
sacre OF the Irish people2 -Four such
ships, destined for Liverpool, had
their ports Of destination altered for
Ireland. when they left New York
last week after the rebellion had be-
gun.
Into what dreadful paths are the
madmon or Wall Street and Washing
ton leading us2 Step by step, driven
by race hatred and money-madness,
they are bringing our country nearer
TO an abyss. Are they deaf to the
wrath Of silent millions; do they stop
TO listen to the voice OF the West, the
rumble Of the coming storm
We read in the dispatches from
London:
Large forces OF English, Welsh
and Scotch soldiers are pouring
into Ireland The temper Of
these troops is bad and the sol
diers are expected to show little
mercy.
The Daily Chronicle says If
reluctance to destroy bricks and
mortar has delayed the lombard
ment of rebel buildings, 1t has
been q very short-sighted reluc
tance
Again the Daily Chronicle
says: Less than a month ago
the Ulster volunteers, with rifles
NHN chllluAillDl lidAtuNQ "
hall which was being built for
the Hibernians, utterly demol-
ishcd it, and subjected the hous-
es OF local Roman Catholics to
fusilade OF shots
This is England, the protector OF
small nationalities, the England
that fights for The liberation of Bel
gium and Servia. which crushes the
aspirations Of the Irish people, by
training the guns OF her fleet upon
their dwellings in Dublin, the while
she mouths or humanity and civili-
zation."
George Haven Putnam, born in
London and head OF the notorious
American Rights Committee. rec
emily, in Carnegie Hall, denominated
England as the most bene6cent
country on earth.