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The Poison WhiCh Germany
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on propaganda in this country. On the basis of the total number of votes cast in the last Presidential election ‘ ‘
Germany spent about $1. 50 for each person having the power to vote. It is important that every man and wom-
an especially every we: i iigman should take unto himself the meaning of this secret expenditure of a foreign power
to influence thought 1n --1nc11ca- - "
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In the Beginnmg and at All Times
it was a person fund—a fund to develop hate and bitterness between peaceable people in the United States—between
you and your fellows; between the man in the shop and the company that employs him
Those Addicted to Certain Drugs
see with distorted vision. The real things of life fade away. The victims are possessed with fancies and hallucinaJ
tions, Wit. h dreams which lure them downward The million 5 of pro- -German money for propaganda here were sole-
ly for the purpose of getting men to follow phantoms instead of defending the right.
It was part of the plan which did $60, 000, 000 worth of damage to our industry and which destroyed the lives of
many workingmen. Possibly more than $28,000 000 was used. because pro- -Germans 1n America secretly worked to
RECENT disclosures made before a committee of the United States Senate show that Germany spent $28,000,000.
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Among the People of Other Nations
who suffered from Germany’s lawlessness as we suffered SIMILAR EFFORTS WERE MADE TO POISON MINDS,
and create diSSension. MEN WHO NEVER PRODUCED ANYTHING BUT TROUBLE, who go through life scent—
ing out trouble were in many other countries supplied, with money for the sole purpose of making trouble—not to
buildup and make better, but _to tear down and make worse.
\The War Is Over ' i 'f .. ‘
BUT THIS POISON SECRETLY AND SUBTLY INJECTED INTO THE THOUGHT OF THE NATION WILL NOT
BE WITHDRAWN F {OM THE CURRENT OF THOUGHT BY THE SIGNING OF THE PEACE PACT. Germany does
not and cannot go back and gather up all the poison she has scattered. 7
The way for honest men here in America to counteract that’poison is by being steadfast in their work, taking
counsel of their own honest hearts, and counsel from those whose judgment and honesty are above suspicion. .. A
The :Viplent Madhouse DisSensiohs
sweeping over Europe which are causing foolish men to destroy the very mills grinding the flour to feed them and
their families are. the results of Germany’s nation-wide poison propaganda whereby simple-minded men, gullible
men, have been led to believe they can find happiness by- acting like madmen.’
Let no man among us be tricked by the Bolshevikisms of Europe for they lead ever downward, never upward,and
QARE FOR THE MOST PART THE WORKING OUT OF THE GIGANTIC DOSE OF POISON WHICH GERMANY
GAVE THE WORLD and some Of which poison is now working its way into the thoughts of her own people, dragging
them down lower and lower.. ‘
Our "course is upward and onward toward a new prosperity which we can achieve if we will all Work together with.
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