(PAGE TWELVE Sentinel . Mail Bag' . Editor of the South Norwalk Eyed ning Sentinel. . Dear Sir: . Some days ago a newspaper item laid that the Ku Klux Klan had now enrolled one million four hundred, thousand members in the United States. of which number fortyoflvo thousand were here in the State of Connecticut alone. ‘no Connecticut patriots realize- what they are doing by silently allow- ing this gigantic criminal monster thus to take their entire State in its bloody Jaws? ’ Do they realize that the Ku-Klux Klan is the "Solid South". the negro- burning band of terrorists that has held all of the old Cotton States in its bloody grip ever since the civil war and has murdered thousands of people since 1865 to maintain its hold and finally redeem the "Lost Cause"? Do they know that the real Ku~Kiux Klan. now reaching out its, dragon claws to seize our State. is simply the materialized spirit of the Lost Cause of the Confederate States of America. under whatever mask and in whatever section of the country it appears, with its purpose eternally the same. to re- enslave the negro. burn all the factor- ies ill the North, annex Mexico and Central America on the south and. possibly with the connivancc of Great Britain. Canada. on the north. extend its cotton plantations down to the Panama Canal. and thus having placed all of North America under s. slave-state government. to offer it all as n. free-trade dumping ground to any foreign ally or group of foreign allies if necessary. in a world-wide mono- poly of cotton-growing? Do they know that this same Ku- Klux Klan spirit of conquest for the purpose of this cotton monopoly first took as its ally to enforce such a monopoly. Great. Britain. and sought from 1881 to 1865_ when it hit Ap- pomattox. to carry out. this whole slave. and monopoly program: and that that same program became the "Lost Cause" when Lee surrendered. to Grant on April 9. 1865? . Do they know that this Cause" was never hopelessly lost in the minds of thousands of cotton- fleld sages: and is not yet lost in the same minds. and that this spreading of the Kll-Ix’iux Kin. throughout the country is for the purpose. one day. not so far away. at the summons 0! the Imeprial \Viznrd. of rallying around the Ku-Klux standard all the criminal elements of the whole North. bent. on slaughter and rapine, assem- bled from all the villages. towns and cities of the North. theretofore harm- lessly sporadic. but by the Ku-Klux tie. and grip co-ordinated into a vast. harmonious. steady-marching. cut- throat. looting army. to murder in their beds hundreds of thousands of Northern people, as a. dire revenge for the loss of the cause at Altpornat- tox. thus to overturn law and order everywhere and substitute arbitrary Ku-Klux rule. plunder the great “Wall Streets" of the North for funds. and. with this magnificent army of cut- ihrontr. \illnins. the only such army created ill all history. by the systema- tic linking together of all a country's \illainy by the grip of a. secret. mask- ed illlrl gownelt order. absolutely ruled on "Knights (if an invisible Empire". by an "imperial \‘Vizard", whose wink is law. (on penalties as horrible as those. so recently wreaked upon the two men of Mer Rouge. 111.. who were broken on the wheel for insubordina- lion) to oxerwhclm Canada. on the north and Mexico and Central Ameri- ca. on the south. and then. by this mighty show of triumphant power. lure foreign countries to their sup— l "Lost? 'offered the German Imperial Coven, 'ment 3. hard and fast and perpetual ’ curbed after v ,v lAmerica? ' ‘ Do they know that the "League of - Nations Covenant." as it was, brought backfrom Paris for the approval of our Senate. without the, dotting ofean might have scotched the concealed snakein the grass), was purely and wholly-a KmKlux Klan product for getting just: what was aimed at in the late crest war. artificed by the Ku Klux Klan during the thirty years last preceding its breaking out for the express purposes described above? Did they ever half realize from what Senator Lodge and his as- sociated heroes saved this country in .bcating that treacherous League- of-lilationa machination' They saved us “from nothing short of » the ultimate reaching by the In Klux Klan of all the objectives which made It plot. first. the civil war. with great Britain as~ its supporting ally: and. second. the late great war. with Im- periallGermany as itn‘eupportin’g allyi', Do they know that Ku-Klux Klan intrigants spent. months in each. year for thirty successive years or more. becoming "at. home in all the capitals of Europe" and studying the "curious cross~currents" of international Eu- ropean jealousies. and whispering tales back and forth, for the input part‘ spun out of their own infernal imogin~ atlons; about the purpose of France. Russia. and Great Britain so to hem in the German Empire that its fatal crushing was only a. matter of time slid as certain as sunrise? And do_ they know that these same intriga'nts at. last succeeded in bringing the Imv periai German Government around to the fatal point. of view at which the Ku-Klux Klan had been aiming that the situation for beleagurcd Germany was as desperate as that which is the, subject of the chapter. "World Power or Downfall". in Bernhardl’s, "Ger- “l’ or the crossing of a "t" .(which / ,7 "80 I . BRIDGE’PORT. Feb. 28.—-—Tho for- mationpf a Fail-field éCounty society of the 40 Hommes 8 Chevaux simi- lar in plan to the County American Lisgion Association.-wili¥ be started at ‘onee. it was announced today by William Ballou. chef do (are, ofthe Bridgeport Volture. A committee composed of John W. Johnson. '1’. George Moore and Ray- mond J. Congdon. was appointed at a club house in Golden Hill Street inst night to make' arrangements for ini- mediate formation of .the county or- ganization. , ‘ ' “Thecounty organization is to be one of the biggest by the society in Connecticut." Chef de’ Gare Ballou ,said. "‘In the first place it will create added jute-rest in legion affairs as a whole increase our. membership and give the ‘boys’ a heap of good times. The county something that. long, will be remem- bered." be declared. The election of a box car. the ex- mi: meeting of the society in the Legion' things attempted. initiation to be .held later will be , spew fiat revues. of . the French car ‘in which the A. E. F. While overseas. .tsto be erected by the. society at; once. - It will be mounted on van automobile. \. work is composed of ‘Villiam Ballou. chairman: P. George Moore. Frank Goe'riz. Ralph Smith. Harry Mine:- and‘wmlam McNulty. _ ', Monday night. March 26 the sect- ,ety will hold a banquet whichprom- tees to surpass previous stairs of the kind. William McElroy is chairman of the committee balling had charge 10f this. He will be assisted by Harold C. Main. W'illiam licNultY. Ballou and Roy Fol-dham. _ The merely will attend the Fair. field County American Legion Asso- ciation banquet in Stamford. April 7. m a. bOdi'. attired in the full regalia of the order. It is expected that in addition about 50 local» Legionaires will go. Harold 0. Main. society. made his report last night. He was given a. vote of thanks for his work. Sunlmnl'y of _Morning News Premier Craig tells Ulster parlia- ment that Great Britain has pledged many and the Next War?" And are they sure that that desperatclv gloomy; book was not inspired if not in some; part written by these same. Ku-Klux Klan intrigants? ' And do they not know that when the Imperial German Government was finally wrought up by these perfldious intrigues to the point of despair and of desperation which would seek any way out to save the Fatherland from, the “Downfall" by the Ku-Rlux plot for "World Power". these same evil spirits from the very land of Lucifer alliance. the first condition of which was that Germany should attack France. all plotted and concocted by the Ku-Klux Klan. perhaps, years be— fore this proposal was made. after the Ku-Klux Klan in this country had "inaugurated popular insurrection throughout the Northern States. to be a. few months‘ swift fighting" (the very language of the‘ Ku-Kiug written agreement). where- ‘upon the Ku-Klux Klan "covenanted" to attack Canada. so that the British tleet would come over here in Cana- da‘s defense and give the Kaiser a. chance to kick in England’s back door. seize London and force a. piece both from Great Britain and France which would let the German armies come across to "associate to take im- mediate military possession of the' whole Western World" (again. the written'langiiage of the "Covenant".l afterwards discovered and translated). after which all South America. was to belong to Germany. with a commercial suxerainty over the whole of North America and an exclusive right to the cotton-manufacturing ot‘ the world. backed by the joint armies and navies. the. Ku-Klux Klan to havc its "Lost Cause" wholly redeemed. prefaced with a shocking bloody revenge for the. humiliation of Appomattox? The late monstrous war was a monstrous hatchling from this cocka~ trice egg of a monstrous ambition by the monstrous Ku-Klux Klan. This is absolutely certain and is as easily port. and hacking in a. wOrld-wide monopoly of cotton-uniform and con-; stant military destruction of every fac- tory that raises its head in all North America. and a. free market hero for- mer to the nation or the "League of Nations" who will agree to join their armies and navies 'w'ith those of the then supreme Ku-Klux Klan. (blos- snmt-«l once more into the Cotton Oil. garchy_ the Confederate States of America. during our civil war) to en- force throughout the world the cotton- growlng and the cotton-manufacturing monopoly. the first for the Ku-Klux Klan and the second for its foreign “Allies" in the “League of Nations". togetl‘ ‘th an exclusive free mar- ket. fr in the whole of North lilit‘SAlTSlF 3111mm ISN’T AETINfilllfiHl a” Indigestion Results from an Ex- “ cone of Hydrochloric Acid. J undigested food delayed in the' 2 stomach decays. or rather fermenta. theme as food left in the open air. 31‘ e. not“ authority. He also tells "that indigestion is caused by Hy- dlty meaning there is an excess ‘ dtchO acid in the stomach .vrevenin complete digestion no food fermentation. Thus pg eaten cents in the stom¥ much like garbage sours in a.‘ .formlng acrid fluids and gases inflate the stomach like a toy "then we_ feel a heavy. misery in the chest: we belch W." 3 we cruciate sour food or have M. flatulence. water-brash or "min as to lay aside all digestive ”3 instead get from any phar- % ' ounces of Jad Salts and . viespoonful in a glass of: breakfast and drink it eflervescing. and further- . continue this for a weeks , often follows the first 1, important to help neutral- _ «acidity. remove the gas-mak- _start the liver. stimulate “and thus promote a free digestive juices. ‘ inexpensive- acid ' them. determinable as the latitude and longi- tude of New York City. For the whole plot. in exact deiafl. was the subject of two written "Cove- nants" between leaders of the Ku- Klux Klan on one side and the Im- perial German Government I (desig- nated as “The Kaiser") on the. other. These “Covenants" were discovered and translated and are now on file in our own libraries here and in all the leading libraries of England. Ireland. Scotland and Vi'ales. There is not the slightest doubt of their authenticity and verity. which are backed by the most overwhelming proof. one proof being that they have been repeatedly thrust under the noses of the Ku- Klux leaders who negotiated them and have never been explained. disclaimed or denied. How many of the Senatorfi and Con- gressmen from the Cotton States were in this villainous scheme, in the same manner that sucl: Senators and Con- gressmen were secretly in the great secession plot long before its appear- ance in the open and succeeded in the remoxal of national arms to Southern armories? No doubt a great many of For the Ku-Klux leader who executed these infamous "Covenant-'1 were among the highest officials of the late Cotton States Government in Washington. , > How long will Connecticut allow this treasonable, murderous organ - tion to remain in the old Nu 3 State unstripped of its mask wldch conceals its hideous character? How long will it be allowed to go on en- tangling our young men by. its ro- mantic but perfldious appeals to a. be; gus patriotism in behalf of "a white man's government" and a "loo per cent. Americanlsm" shutting out from plaices of honor everybody of florets birth. in face of the fact that. some of. our greatest Americans, were born abroad? ‘ ‘ Governor Templeton ha- ‘ ' himself to the writer‘s. alleging?- promising toe of\ this masked and [owned horror. known anthexuoxiua klan. How many citizens of Norwalk will join in insisting that these innit-I ernor m 1,9 “ment‘ . ' adherents. Henry F. Parkinson Thomas J. McDonald Patsy Vozzo Alvin T. Ferguson Frank Shepherd Harold 1“. Glans Chas. F. Walker C. D. Charnok Harry R. Ncumann Frank Byrnes Robert E. Mulvoy Mrs. William Banks Edward Anderson A. L. Banks Robert H. George Nor-walk Paper Co. Oliver E. Trowbridge Patrick W. Curran Miss Mary Raymond < The Tonto and Lamtive Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets will keep the’system in a heathy coit- dition and thus ward of: all attacks of Colds. Gripjor Inthenu. sue—Adv; lilillPEPl’EliliEAl ‘ “ hardly get around; Butt. 1 per Rub. “fin troops at s. minute's notice if needed on Southern border. ‘ Do Valera. rejects proposal for truce in reply to associatibn of neu. tral members of Irish Republican Anny.- - ' Boy. 13. deaf since birth hears mu- ‘sic and human voice over wireless telephone. London ear surgeon an- nounces. Goods for United States worth about 36.000.000 are held up ins the Ruhr. Germans refusing to $ay ten per cent. export tax imposed .by the French. Chancellor Flint. of Syracuse Uni- versity. repudiatcs reported unofficial action by students governing body to limit admission of Jewish students to university. _ Arthur C. Lueder wins Republican mayornlty nomination in Chicago. de- feating Edward R. Litsinge'r. support- ed by many of Mayor Thompson‘s Entries “in pocket. diary and refer- ence to women may solve murder of Frederick Schneider. wealthy New York contractor. . Fred Stone. noted comedian. con- firms report that he turned to relig- ion and will give part of his large in- come to churches and work. .2-Mrs. Winifred Mason Huck. elected last year to Congress. filling vacancy caused by her father's death. is de- feated for congressional nomination in Chicago primary. —-————~————._.__. NEW TELEPHONE STATIONS Twenty-three Instruments In Not-walk Recently Following is a list of telephones that have been installed since the issuing of the last list. Cut this out and paste in the back of your directory. stalled in Name Tel. No. Charles is. Beecher 26 Second St. ..... . ....... 872-3 \Vm. \V. Dawson 46 South Main Street ...... 33a 5 Ernest E. Knapp V Fifth St.. East. Norwalk .; . 34-” 26 Grandview AveL. ...... 1438-14., 16 “filter! Ave. . 161~3 4% Laura St ............ 1882-13 i 10 \Vebster St. . . Hun... 1755-2 4 Center Ave. ............ 1062-4 96% So. Main St. .......... 692-3 11 West Ave. .. .......... 263-12 27 bowe St. ............... 3424 10 Gregory Blvd Lu”... 3435 53 Stuart Ave ............. 2174-2 , 8 Merwin Street ..........1192-12: 2 Miller St. ..... .. ....;... 842-2 9 Gerard Pl. 3426 q u 25 Stuart Ave. oooooltoii' ........... 3442 378- 68 Main St. . .. 61 W‘tergt. .......’....... 31": slaw CORPORATIONS ' FILE CERTIFICATES 1 Stamford Candy Company Has $50.- . 000 Capital—New Issues. The following new corporations filed Papers yesterday at the office (1‘ the secretary of the state: ‘ » Colin &. Abrams. Inc. of Stamford. capital. 850.000; to begin with $1,000; candy makers; incorporators. Herman I. Colin. Samuel Abrams. Libbie A. Colin and Roy Abrams. . The Connecticut Pop Corn Co.. Inc. Norwich: capital. 825,000: to begin with 818,000: incorporators. Labarre. Otto Bellicehi. Antonio Cu- gin]. Round Hill fairy. Inc.. Bridgeport; capital. $50,000; to begin with. $5,800: incorporators. Morris Schnee. Mary A. Moraffi and Lena F. Smith. The Norfolk Industrial Corp.. has increased its capital from $200,000 to 5210.000. ‘Thc Red Star Company of Bridge- port has issued 1.600 shares valued at “0.0000. making the total outstand- ing stock 841.600. The American Serial Lock Co.. of Hartford has dissolved and claims may be sent to K. P. Townsend. No. 5 Chestnut street.. The Willimantic & Hartford Jitney Association. Inc.. has elected officers as follows: President. Charierl". Ca- hlll: vice-president. Harry J. Blan- ehette: secretary and treasurer. Edwin W. Markham. The Franklin Press. Inc.. of Nor- ' >— . 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