The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-07-19
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The ned States and adonted with eaper haste In the
absance of anything more definite of our own.
: We cannot afTo1d IN this country "a deviation our
nav evan IN This war under the gu9rtions Of How'd
oeorve or any other Enrlishman who Is naturally much
mor concerned for the Interests of his own country
than COR tn. interests of ours
ihI do -. - 1890: ,hir, g ,,ar,a.5 ,,rnA.
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inkinq foIly 81 cur part It q foprdsd upon ons Of
"a mort n. urJ proposttionS tsa tas ever proIeoted
int sI sorS Of varfSra ubch less the most titanic
EWHrfErs tna1 the world has ever Known n d planted
oo thu principle of aRtiuS an enemy nv Furnishing
material 70 his most destructive department faEter
thai Il car destroy-to feed the teorSeless nav Of
NE German Submarine faster than It can direst he
food and to furnish victims for his torpedoes fase
chan he car. blow them up
Accepting this as policy however foolish and ab-
I'd the first question that arises h. How fist can the
Germans build submarines and how fast can vi build
wooden Ehips TO feed thern9
The-0nly Established experts WHO have worked ont
this Cblen and given the public the benefit of IL
stsVt that America supply two million tons year
Britain with her other absorption three, million tons
and ueurras two million tons, making seven million
new tons or tonnage Q year TO meet the German sub
marine.
Ada 70 this the probable tan millions Of tonnage