Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1916-05-19
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ltC VI. SDllOert, 0te lllterlnll0ltd)lteil
Uerteioi9er Der en9liiben Sadie in
llnlrem Sanoe, baben ii6 abermals
NIT v9roBen Sorbeeren" bebedt bur6
Die @rilnouns bes v&onlitees ber
Silnfbunoert." Oieie fiinibunbert
Dtdnner, meiltens enslii6er lrno frans
solii6er 9bItammns, baben ein
S6riftitiid uerabfaBt, wel6es slei6=
seitis in Sonoon, Yaris, 9ionl, Yetro=
grab, Sofio ilno Yofobama perofientz
li6t wuroe uno iuorin iie ben Gn9lan=
bern, SranSoien 3ulien rno sSapa-
nern 9lauben MAIDEN luollen, bab iie
oas amerifanii6e Solt pertreten, baB
iie nit ben Alliierten ipmpatbilieren,
OaB bas gauge amerifanii6e Solt em=
port lei iiber bic S6anotaten OeutI6z
lambs uno i'm Sntereiie ber 3ipilila-
tion boffe, baB Die 9llliierten einen
acknowledgement Sies oauontrasen
miiroen.
Die Serfalier bieies onmabenoen
Oofllmentes lino meiitens oblfure
Seute, 9eute, Die man ni6t eimnal
oem gtamen na6 fennt, aus9enonmen
Die obenerwdbnten 6erren umo 0enrp
Watterlon 8ouuerneur MorriS ilnb
Youltnep 8iselow, oenn iie 9eboren
Sll ben notoril6Iten Oeutl6enbaIiern
in 9lmerifa GS lit leioer wabr, oab
mir inter ben 9iamen cine glnsobl
Didnner oeutider Ibflinit iinbeu, mo-
raul iidb bic Serfaier oes OofimenteS
gang belonoers beruien. glllein oiele
iino wobl meiit ale amerifaniiber
@eburt bat aber oeS einen ober an
oren gSie9e in Teutlblano seitanoen,
nun 10 lit ibr llrteil nod pel meni9er
9euidti9; bem lie 9eb0ren eben oann
gu ienen 6eislinsen, Die ibr altes Go=
terlano bei6impfen, INN ii6 bel ibren
aolle9en ,,Siebfino" 81 MAIDEN. Son-
oerbar lit mir, baB oas ySarte ges
pihen" oieier Siinibunoert ourd bic
9iuliengreuel in OitpreuBen uno @a=
lisien, Den ideuBliden ,,9aralon9"=
Dioro, Die anoren Sdanotdten Gn9=
LAMBS uno Die uielen 9ie6tSbril6e Der
9llliierten nid)t i'm minoeiten 9erilbrt
iporoen lit.
Cine quite 9lbntbr boben aber oiele
6erren bod eriabren our6 folgenoen
YrOteit, wel6en orei Yroieiioren beS
Sbeoloeiiden Seminars 81 ct. 9ouis
ueroiientlidt imo an oae Oberbaiipt
unlres Sanoee 9eianot baben:
We, the undersigned citizens of
the United States, having exam
ined the Address to the Peo-
Pile of the Allied Nations" sent
out from Boston to various
newspapers of the country and
published in our locality in the
st. Louis Times, April IA, de-
clare that we regard the "Ad-
dress as a plain abandonment
of that official neutrality in the
present European war to which
our nation has been pledged by
the proclamation of our presi-
dent Immediately upon the out
break of the war, and which the
Address" regrets that our
government has felt impelled to
uphold
We hold that the fear which the
authors and signers of the "Ad-
dress" profess, and which they
give as the reason why they
have not published their "Ad-
dress and started their news
paper propaganda much sooner,
viz, that by so doing they
would have embarrassed the
government, should have all the
more kept them from taking
their partisan step now.
For, the address cannot but
create, both in our country and
in the countries to which it is
directed, an utterly false i'm
preston Of the true attitude of
our nation toward the European
belligerents.
Therefore, we protest against the
publication and dissemination
Of the Address" as l uncalled
for by any necessity arising
from the American con
science" which it alleges for its