Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-02

England and her allies, now soon to
be bankrupt and almost certain TO
repudiate the loan; they allow the
same G. M. Schwab TO manufacture
as many submarines as he wishes in
all parts of the United States, includ-
ing San Francisco, and send them
direct to England and her allies,
they have approved the turning OF
nearly every useful factory i'm the
United States into a manufactory OF
arms and ammunition of every kind
for England and her allies; although
they have the evidence and proof
that England and her allies have
been recruiting in every large city
of the United States, they refused TO
prosecute after they found that the
Judge and jury ia San Francisco had
convicted the employees Of the Brit
ish Consulate; they refuse to de-
mand the recall Of the British Con-
SUI or British Ambassador, although
the evidence showed that the re-
cruiting was done under their orders
and direction and with their money,
in violation Of She Penal Code of the
United States, while at the same
time they had demanded the recall
of Mr. Dumba, the Austrian Ambas-
sador and Won Papon and Boy-Ed,
German attaches whom it was not
ever claimed had violated the Penal
Code, and the evidence against
Boy-Ed and Won Papen was so slim,
that Lansing was afraid to tell what
ii was, or the fact that it came from
British detectives; instead of con-
tinuing the prosecution of the re-
cruiters, or recalling the consul and
Ambassador responsible for the re-
cruiting, the Cabinet is reported as
having openly and boldly proposed
to repeal the law under which they
were prosecuted
XIII
In November, 1914, the American
steamer Greenbrier was seized by a
British cruiser and our flag hauled
down and the British flag raised in
its place No explanation or repara-
tion has been received up TO this
date although the circumstances
made IL the grossest outrage on the
dignity Of the United States NO
demand has been renewed since
Bryan resigned although peevisn,
unseemly and unreasonable demands
have been made on Germany md
Austria at the slightest delay.
XIV.
Although Mr. Wilson and his Cab
met had before them tho language
of Lord Salisbury quoted in Mr.
CleveIand,s message Of Deeenber IL
19QE tbaf mo etafesn,an bowevei
en,inent and M nafion bowovoi
nowerfnl ara oompetent W insert
mo the Code ~ international Law
noyel nrincinle which was never
recognized before and which has no.
! heen accen+ed ~ fhe oovernnoant n.
INV otber counfrv" yet thev Nav,
nermitted EnrIand ana her allies
nndor fbo nrafanse ~ Worthless Aor
Sere III connciln ~ nretend M max,
cotton and ofhor thinpe contrahand
,gbfdh I,av bo,,o III rieb4 fo ~ an,
to inforrora win and SION oti com
n,o,.co win nout,ol nations ia wei
~ Win tna hellieerents IN non.con
fraband. hloclsade arr barhors An,
eei1e o,,r chine and caraoes ana im
ntieon onr oitiqone ana Nothing M.
boen sincerelv dono NJ sfon "a
wv
Ane,fcan citigors have been take,
IN, Fnolfsl and Ierenrb c,,5isers from
( 6melicnn ships IA alI part, of Nh,
world and remain rriawggljv im
nrisoped. and German sailors whiI,
undar fhe nroyAction of me America,
flaa On m American shin have beei
c,1ielIv and brutallv murdered an,
ossassinafed. and althouob dernnnd
upop ne President and Secretary q
state for investigation and actioi
have heen reneatedIv made nothint
bas been done to maintain or asser
tbe riobts ~ tho limited states
XVI
Tn the Raw Of san Francisco Il
auviIfa,o, sbin r,onoor.e loaded ,.itl
oroo ton.s nf ,,nn,,,nision aVnIosive
and or,,s for gnoiond and also 70
Le,, ,earsbine in fhe par;sr ocoov
The eedoroi o0cials IN San E,,sncis
20 ve,e rotiRoa ond warned. an
oaainsf the protcsts ~ America
natriots thc veseeI ,vss allowed 4
remain m mort moro tl,au "a houi,
ia violation OF neutraIitv. and the
allowed 10 donart alfhough tner
was not only reasopable cause to be
1so,,o h,,A ~ ,,-ae l,,,r,,, ana o,,onl