The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-11-25
The European War, the Ger
man Ambassador, the Hearst
Newspapers and the New
Holy Alliance.
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Doesn't the Law Of self-protection neces-
sarlly f1ex and enlarge, as the necessity of the
circumstances change?
The Law IS q principle and does not charge:
but mems methods and the worlds circuin-
stances change and the Laoc Of sezt-preserra-
ton IS bound to- adjust itself to those uoec
cond5tsons
Bemsdorff should long ago have been ex-
PEELED, IS a plotter, and foe beligercnt who
is using the embassy to iniure on Govern
ment, just as Huerta and Henry Lare Wilson
and the Roman Catholic priests, used our
embassy in Mexico City against Presidents
Madero.
All the German and Austrian Hungarian
diplomats, and all the consuls shout? be sent
packing.
All alien Jews, Germans. Austrians, Hun
garians, Poles, Turks and Bulgars should be
required to tahe ont naturalization papers, en-
three months, or be erpezzed as undeSira6zes.
We should sift the chaff from the wheat,
and cut off the hyphen from the citizen.
Irish Catholics fleeing from the Old World
to escape their duty to their own government,
should be made TO ndtur0lise. at once. or act
out.
Traitors to one Protestant flag, will be
traitors to another
It is time we were finding out ''where we
are att; and if there are hostile armed Ger
mans, Austrians, and Papists among us, the
sCnner we deal with that fact. the better
Among his various activities the German
Ambassador has been able to arrange satisfac-
tory terms with Bryan and the Hearst papers
if we can Judge by Bryans speeches and
Hearst editorials.
Mr. Hearst has suddenly discovered that
the German emperors, the Pope and the
Turks are the heralds Of civilization: and that
if England, France and Russia are allowed
to seriously cripple the Pope, the Turk, the
Hohenzollern, or the Hapsburg, we may eX-
pect dolorous times, indeed.
The German Kaiser's well-known venera-
ton for treaties, would forever guard
future Belgums, and LuXembourgs.
His tender regard for women and children,
peaceably sailing the high seas, has been so
wildly illustrated, that we need never fear
a Lusitania or Ancona tragedy, at the hands
of that soft-hearted friend of humanity.
His furnishing $30OO0,000 to his American
agents, to make war upon the industries of
neutral, In which war many lives have been
already lost and millions of property des-
troyed, prove the sincerity of his professions
and the warmth of his friendship.
AS to Austria, her infamous. Hapsburg his
tory is too familiar to need lengthy comment.
In 1913 she was butchering her own citi-
zens, because they demanded modern reforms:
slaughtering Hungarians because they de-
manded local Home Rule; massacreing Ital-
ians because they had been driven to despera-
ton by the hateful misgovernment of Pope
Plus TX. and his rotten priests.
Austria kept this carnage going, until in
the Sixties, troubles of her own caused her
to leave the Pope in the whereupon
he called in the army of Catholic France,
whose bigoted Spanish Empress said, "Better
tie PrussiGsas IN Paris, than the Itozians IN
Po1 me y Rat when the .Iesl1ts 1lroed this fool