El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02
Wilheln1iSn and Non-ZioniSm,
Comparison of the Two DiSeHsse
ny REV. G. BURsETOWN.
Pastor Of Temple B'Nai Zion.

but Thost foolish reasons are inGe-
scribable, except that he Is non CON-
pos mentis, which means OF no sound
mind They tell US that William OF
Germany. as bad natured as he IS can
be classified among the greatest ego
lists or selfish people Of the world:
but how shall we, for instance, de-
scribe honestly, without the above
mentioned Latin adjectives, q foolish
and stubborn WiIhelmist, harming So
ciety and robbing them Of innocent
lives and productive and valuable
minds, merely because that peculiar
brute IS nonconcurrent or nobody up
stairs?"
Many Of you would even not be-
lieve that there can be such ridicu-
lous characters in existence, having
especially such fanged nails for so
much destruction. I shall, therefore,
have to show you first at least one
incident In the world that viii answer
the above described strange charac-
teristics resulting in the gravest in
human brutality by its folly Though
some IN FL Paso may perhaps not be
so interested in that phase OF life or
influence, yet that should, I think,
matter very little to US. when we
want chiefly to exemplify II as a mere
instance on the fact OF future devel-
opment OF the English language and
the general study OF human charac-
ter Especially when in other coun-
tries or in the larger cities Of our
own commonwealth, the very instance
that I an going to give you here is
there now OF much national consider
alton, because it is nothing but very
closely related with the principal war
aims OF our allies and enemies. 1t is
whether Belgium, Servia, Montenegro.
Armenia, Arabia and Palestine should
go where they nationally belong by
right. or they should be International
lied under the mercy Of German rule.
according to its understanding OF uni
versal militarism and might
decentralization vs.. NntIOnaIIsm.
None with common sense would say
that here internationalism is much
better than strict nationalism- Stiu
there IS a stubborn sect that strongly
maintains Germanic internationalism
to be much preferable. It is true that
they cannot often express themselves
so frankly Prov ilhelmisn. However,
they find some way Of limiting their
innermost thoughts and pass them
around also unnoticeably. because
they Go Il mostly while they show
great excitement for American patri-
otisn. When you watch carefully
their eyes. you understand fully all
their thoughts. The latest scheme
with them now, that you are almost
unaware OF. Is 20 express too often
hatred to England's recent Jewish
Palestine declaration, that she views
with favor the establishment OF a
Jewish national home on Palestine
soil They know too well that the
Jew has not yet his national protec-
tory as promised by England for
after the war. So they fear not to
shield with the Hebrews their usual
unpstriotic views regarding the gem
oral Arunrfr1r dnr~rrw-- tic
corning every small nation in the
world. Thus. they say explicitly IN
their speeches: This is to be the end
Of the prophetic dreams and Jewish
martyrdomi We know today Just
how secure a small nation is-how in
secure It will be at all times" Good /
bye, here. Belgium and poor Servia;