The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-14
Two German Bankers on
Visit to Morgan's Wall ST.;
Workers May Prophesy
BY J. LOUIS ENoDAHL

TODAY couple of German bankers wander thru New
Yorks canyon of gold called Wall Street, where eight
years ago the great American lingo tumut the United
States entered the cystazed into three words xiii
the Huns"
No greater proof needed that Morgan's Wall Street
won the insofar any capitalist nation victorious
than the confession of these that 1.-THE I'm
crowned king of Germany today is S. Parker Gilbert
American who is carrying out the Dawes plan"
This OF course intended tribute to the genius
of American fnancers. But tells the story better than
whole books. The Germans had acknowledge their
Victors and to DO homage to them
But the German bankers found many friends in Wall
Street. Morgan entered the United States in the
his loans to the allies Now he must keep the Dawes
plan working in Germany to get the very last mark in repa-
raons possible make the payment of those pos
sibe The eageness with which American receive
their German brothers is the best of the unity of
the nAmercan bankers alliance exploit the work.
Of Germany.
It might be we'll remember the names Of these two
bankers Herbert M Cuan director Of the Dresdner Bank
Berlin, presented "a director in 40 of Cemanys
largest industrial corporations and F. Neuerburg director
of the Kommerz- and rvatbank 40. of Hamburg also
intimately associated with large German corporations.
They say they come merely to exchange greetings with
American bankers who recently visited Berlin; but at the
time they mention that long-term credits
preferable to shorterm credits which supposed
be hint dropped in the right place The hint finds quick
German bankers alliance against the German workers is
complete
To be these German bankers said nothing about
the widespread railroad strike that Is even now sweeping
might darken their financial outlook Perhaps that
behind the 1t does not get into the Wall Street
press.
No mention made Of the mine disaster
und where 141 coal miners death under the Dawes
plan; that these German miners had written with chalk
the black coal face where they died: I'VE ARE LOST
FIGHT FOR BETTER CONDITIONS. AVENGE US ON THE
CAPITALISTS, OUR MURDERERS"
American bankers do not like to be called "uderers"
They have whole list of state antsyndicast laws pro-
tec themselves in this country against class crimes
lesser than this Yet those German coal miners certainly
hurled their indictment much against American Ger
man bankers and industriaIists.
That conditions in the United States much diff
terent in some respects than they in Germany
in the item appearing the first page of the New York
World, published few steps away from Wall Street 1t
was in the issue of March II and reads
"PM FINISHED" WORDS
Dropping polishing with working yester-
day In the National Republican Club Street
Patrick Norton sixyfour DID, Of No. Eight
gasped "some else will have guess
finished" He died before the arrival Of Dr. DwInnele
Those German miners Communists, in the Ruhr, went
to their deaths with plea for day, for the vic
tory of German Soviet Republic upon their lips Perhaps
there also plea in the dying words of aged worker
who died he polished the brass in Wall Streets political
headquarters. At least workers. now may make
the prophecy that Cautious CAR may get the polish
ing job with the workers in control in West St. having
changed the National Republican Club into meeting place
for workers. they should do in the far future
just the two German bankers under Soviet regime may
get job digging coal and getting acquainted with dark
places So the German bankers had better make themselves
at home in Wall Street and themselves National
Republican Club while they may.