The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-02

The German DanRer!'
German Invasion?" German Spy?"
Guard against German spies and Zeppelin's
secret agents."
From the business section of the City our
troops have now arrived in the West End, in
the city Of palaces and clubnouses and Minis
tries. Here easy money is idly spent, here laws
are made.
To the glad tune of the German flag song
the troops now cross Trafalgar Square. Tho
four bronze lions at the foot of the Nelson
monument bear mourning bands around thcir
names. To-day they do not lie there as IL crouch
ing for the spring; they lie as II famed by terror.
Through the powerful gasework Of Admiralty
Arch our troops march into the Mall. the magnih-
cent thoroughfare Of the Victorian era.
The spirit OF London is hopeless.
Against this damned Satan, H!ndenburg, neither
lies nor the fist in the pocket do any cool The
once so happy homes OF the Merry Old Eng
land" that devoted its days to its racehorscs
and at night chatted with its friends at the club.
while 1t let It's hirelings and henchmen carry on
Its wars-these homes of fallacious fortune have
today hoisted mourning bordered flags.
81. James's Park, Buckingham Palace--das
Came halt.
Das Came halt! A call to the whole world.
Inc last command in 4 word war;
All around Buckingham Palace the troops arc
building their tents. st. James's Park. with its
picturesque tree groups, allows free view of the
state buildings. and the officers explain to their
men In what a famous spot Of the world they
are fortunate to spend the night:
Yonder Is the Admiralty building. the proul
STRONGHOLD or the Minister of Marine, OF whom
the big capitalists have for centuries demanded.
expected. absolute autocracy OF the worlds seas.
1t was in this building that they decided TO send
the German fleet mercilessly to the bottom OF the
ocean. Just as before the Spanish. the Dutch. tho
French and the Danish fleets had been dlspose,l
or, and OF a sudden Il weird house spook had
begun TO haunt that buildiDs-its name was
"Emden"-and day after day sinister news had
non nod IN n tho 1aaL. - ,A-
Even to-day our troops behold tho spectacle of
weeping women and girls before the gates of this
palace demanding the truth about their his-
bands and their brothers fate,
The grouchy boxing structure over there il
the War Ministry. Before the war it watched
over an army OF peculiar honor. London girls
who had any sense OF dcConcv and shame mover
showed themselves in public in n soldiers COM
pany! And one would never have forgiven an
officer had he dared wear his uniform in society,
With such light stunning hirclsnrs the masters
of that building over there set xut to destroy
the proud German army! And II 1t should cost
the last drop Of French blood and the last Cos-
sacks horse
And further TO the right that is Grey's rcalir,
And all the other ministries are Immediately
adJUlninE-here has been since time imnicmora,
the business office for the partition of the world,
And the mighty structure yordcr on the bank
OF the Thames. that's the Pa lament building.
where until recently sat Germany se!f-a appointed
guardians and solemnly instructed those rc!guin-
III rll what fnpv NltrN IN do md H.
to omit.
In this very House Of Parliament thoy once
voted payment OF Edwards gambling debts. III,
greatest debt no Parliament on earth can ever
nav, Millions n. humans t.u,ny,r ,ri,, ano aa,.
step before Gods judgment seat and accuse be-
five ,ba Hiehes, Iudyo mt soh.nar - a.,
began TO Jungle with the idea OF world war!
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