The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 15, 1919, Page 6

SP ane Sy ROT ~ Planted Is Rie disclosures made before a committee of the United States Senate show that Germany spent $28,000,000 Germany spent about $1.50 for each person having the power to vote. It is important that every manand wom- an, especially every workingman should take unto himself the’ eeeeniig of this secret ceanmend of, a eens power to.influence thought in America. ee In the Beginning and at All Times it was a poison funda fund to dévelop hate and bitternéss Betweeti seaceatile people in the United States—between you and ae fellows; between the man in the shop and the company that employs him: a : Those Addicted to Certain Dru; 6 oo. see with distorted vision. The real things of ifé fade away. The victims are possessed arte fancies and hallucina- tions, with dreams which lure them downward. The millions of‘ pro-German money for Bronagphds hee) were = hole ly for the purpose of getting men'to follow phantoms instead of' defending the right. °° has It was part of the plan which did $60,000,000 worth of damage to our industry and which ‘Beatiovad’ the lives of many. workingmen. Possibly more than $28,000,000 was used, becausé pro-Germans in America secretly worked to ee fe: ! delay the entrance of the United States into the war and to obsti uct by labor trouble ‘and: violence, war works ter, foto America’ had taken up arms: | Flee rae ' Among the Peo sle of Other Nations _ al who suffered from Germany’s jeileaehies as we siiffered, SIMILAR EFFORTS WERE’ MADE ‘TO POISON MINDS, s ; ‘ ; 3 aye and create dissension. MEN WHO NEVER PRODUCED ANYTHING ‘BUT TROUBLE, who go through life scent- ing out trouble were in many other countries supptied with moriey for the sole purpose “of making’ sions ied’: ‘to build up and make better, but to tear down and sane worse 0: ep cdt The War. Is Over BUT THIS POISON SECRETLY AND SUBTLY INJECTED INTO THE THOUGHT OF THE. NATION WILL NOT neo cr. BE WITHDRAWN FROM THE CURRENT OF THOUGHT BY: THE SIGNING OF THE PEACE not and cannot go back and gather up all the poisori she‘has scattered: The way for honest men here in America to. counteract that poison is by. being ede in. oer ork: aking his ‘counsel of their own honest hearts, and counsel from ‘those whose judgment and’ horieaty: are’ ‘above ' oe stad The Violent Ma thouse Dissensions sweeping over Europe which are dnsiing 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 oS men, have been led to believe they can find happiness by acting ‘like madmen. Let no man among us be tricked by the Belshevikisms.of Eutope for they lead evér downward, never saward: and - ARE 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 1 inito the Thoughts of her. own people, ‘dragging them down lower and:lower. s Our course is upward.and onward toward a new prosperity which we can € can achieve if we re will all work together with | honesty and patience. ~ : dice: SENG ok Ge een “3 -) ‘ wae CONFERENCE. ‘comatire on NATIONAL: -PREPAREDNESS, Ine: EDIE a -wise Wood, Rbsirman: ° LoALAN RHAWLEY, Treppuree os Sai 4 Meredpoliiea Lite Bei New York Ginn NY Scr on propaganda in this country. On the basis of the total number of votes cast in'the last Presidential election. . “WEDNESDAY, JAN. -15,- 1919.