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nurse and child

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The German Lutheran Church in America always has been a power for Mr F. D. Eissaker I had possession for a couple of days of good. It frequently has stood as a rook Mr 8. T. Bitting mote papers regarding propaganda in the path of unrighteous legislation, and England, and memorized them in due to minimize its induance would be silly. They concern, chledy theIn the early days of the war is had a great mouth-to-mouth" propaganda, which is dest of influence, bus to-day, owing to the one of Germany's most insidious methods unfulfilled prophecies of success indulged I will deal with them presently.

fa by its pastors, Its power is on the waze. In the last six months all the side lines of German propaganda wars abandoned and every effort was concentrated on politics.

In this article I prefer to give you information of the way in which German money, bas been spent in my own country, Most of this information. I gathered during my last visit to the United States. Some of it I picked up in Berlin.

It is no secret in Government und that the German diplomatic circles. activities in my country have not stopped with baguage.

There were actual musterings and drill ings of German reservists in Buffalo. Now York, Brooklyn, and other cities. These activities were watched and reported on by secret service agents, not only of America bus of other nations involved,

First, Mr. Roosevelt must not be the Republican candidate for Fresident.

He wasn't, but even the most self-com- placent. Tenton could hardly claim credit for his defeat.

Second, Mr. Hughes was officially endorsed. Third, Woodrow Wilson was to be slaughtered. Election day told the

mesure of their success.

USING CONGRESS,

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Misa K Massey Mr and Mrs J.

Mathews

Mrs A. McCrackin Mr & Mrs Heinze Mr. and Mrs R. M.

K. Mehta

Me and Mrs Y

Breaker

Mr G. Mellia Mr 3.Marecki

Mr W. P. Mr G

Me D. E. Cappiensa Mr F. & Gaines 1fiss Chisholm Capt. D. Christie MzG.M. Church Mr W Clarks Mr & Mrs H. Stanley Mr A., Murch

Coffin

Capt. Naaber

Mr G. Marine and Mr. Mor 9 children Mr H. N. T. Morton

Mr Whitney Coins Mr E. Newhouse.

Ess Dorctay Coffin Mr and Mrs E M Miss Margaret Coffin Mr. Nicoleon Miss Mary Coffin O'Brien Mr T. J. Cokely Mr H..

Miss M. O'Connor LA R. Conant Mr J. C de Obaldia Mr G. Courtney Mr J. Parsons Mr J.D.

Courtney Mr H H. Pegg Mr.N. Croucher Capt. A. R. Filangton

W. S. Parter Mr G. Currimbboy Mrs

Me

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Mr and Mrs F. E. Mr. and Mrs G. J.

Davis

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Price

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Douglas

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Miss Kaingy

Miss Rapines Mr E.

H. Fay Miss F. A. Reay Mr Mrs A. W. Mr D. Ritcher

Bastman:

Mr R. Rouse Mr R Salle Mr J.B. Scott Mr H. Scott.

Having failed to capture this branch the A cartain cache of rifes and ammunition, pro-Germane bave started another more. gathered ostensibly for use in Southernment, an old flank attack on another line. and Central America, aho was kept under I have dealt with Mr. Schiff's remarkable observation. Certain painta 072 the speech in New York at the meeting of the Canadian border wers, and are, under League to Faforce Peace and the appoint. continuous watch. Various other dement of a committee to do what Henry pets" in the West and North-west were Ford has failed to accomplish. What this objects of interest, and no surprise was committee can do the future will disclose. expressed when a fire in a certain extab-But in my judgment when Congress mon- lishment revealed several hundred rounda venes another and mora subtle, scheme Mr H.S. Fairchild of ride ammunition. Some Gerinan wil be sprung.

Owing to the increased Mr V. A Fairley

Mr W. H. cens openly declared that it war came cost of living there is a demand that an between America and the Fatherland they embargo be placed on the exportation of Mr Denman Faller would take sides with the latter.

Mr J. Gibb Dr Glaister

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considered and planned operations to meet a possible uprising of Gerrcan-Americans in doubtless would respond with an emphatic vegative.

But that consideration was given to such a possibility and that tentative plans were discussed is & fact. The American Government was taking no chances.

Ir A. G. Gorden Mr V. Goalbourn Mr P.J. Gray?

TP Hall

Hannibal Mr G Harper Harper Mrs F Me Sig. Hart

wie and the man of small salary. The Mirand increased price of bread and meat and other things doen.

Thus the proposer of a food embargo will have thousands of ears attuned to his cry where the ammunition shouter had an audience of deaf people. The fallacy of the argument that to shut off the export

It knew that a few thousand desperate men could do great damage in certain of wheat of which there is none to export sections los, a few daye, that by destroying will decrease the cost of Eving will certain bridges at strategical points they make no impression on the average ecold, create, conditions that would make politician, and it is not improbable that the handling of such a situation more in the coming Session of Congress un effort will be made to pass a resolution than a 24 hour job.

instructing the Prealdent to put an embargo into effect. It this is done it will be a distinct Gemas victory, 20 water under what guise the action is

But it was realized that such a move. mont would be localized in various spots, and could be handied seponitely and "effectively. No tear was entertained, only the dread of misguided men raising the Bag of revolt.

It is bus isir to the German Press of America to say it gave no public - coda. benance to measures of this kind; in fact, many newepspors openly deprecated any talk of disloyalty to the United Statea.

But when this has been said, all that can be said for these journalists has been

said. They entered body and soul into the

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action would be inmediately detrimental to the Allies is a question. I maintained until next year's crops come on the markes it might be. What reverse sction world follow is e matter of speculation.

Miss Stillwell Mr. He Mr AE. T

Tait Mr-E-Thomas

Mr F. G Thompson. Mr and Mrs R. D. Mr D. Thompson

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There are Canadian exports to the United States essential, to America business that in the wisdom of the Mr G. W. Barton Mrs Martin &children Canadian Government might better be Mr D. K. Blair

Mr B F.; Mattingly. kept at home.

Mr and Mrs H. F. Mrs C. Mulder

Carmichael Mr T. E Perkins

campaign.

Their editorial brains were used not only in their columes but in the varicas movements under the guise of Peace Leagues, Fambargo on Manitions Leagues, and all the other associations of men and possibility of danger for the United

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women which in many disguises sought States. That possibility or I might Mr and Mrs G. C.Mr J. Skott

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Mr&Mra W.Duinken Mr & Mrs V.Findlay Subtle advertisements appeared in zon of infrence. German, foreign newspapers and iz I have shown you how the German Mrand Mra B. A. Smith American newspapets endeavouring to funda are expanded in my country. You· Hale

Mrs A. Mc. Stewart change the current of American opinion. can deduce their methods he trend this Mr H. Hollings- Mrs Kingsley Ward Immenso posters covered the hoardings in explanation.. New York urging that the Government

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