America.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 24, 15 September 1914, Page 5

America.

THE DEVIL OF faONQUEST.”

“PRESENT DECISION MUST BE WRITTEN IN BLOOD AND IRON.”

MILITARISM MUST BE OBLITERATED.

(Received 9.5 a.m.) New York, September 14. The New York World, writing editorially, says : Germany, during years of developing her industries, largely borrowed the capital, while her own resources were devoted to the construction of a monster military machine which was intended to override the vorld. Under the Kaiser’s inspiration, ho German people were taught to dunk war, read war, write war, dream var, and prepare for war until the .vhole nation was obsessed with the ‘Devil of Conquest.” Every German Imperialist derided the Monroe Docnine as a “scrap of paper” that the War Lord ought to destroy. The present decision must be written in blood md Iron. Neither Europe nor Gernany can bo free until German miliarisra has been oliterated, otherwise this bloodshed will have been in vain.” THE AMERICAN PEACE ANGEL. BERLIN STILL SILENT. Washington, September 14. In view of the German campaign blaming the Allies for a continuance if the war, Mr Bryan sounded the British, French and German Foreign Offices. London and Paris replied that they desired peace on securing satisfactory terms, Berlin hag not yet replied.