South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-04

vice the German ambassador. but in the spirit Of
things that is where his should go II German
Americans just show much interest in get
ting Germany do the right thing by America they
are showing in their efforts to America to the
wrong thing by herself in order that Germany may
triumph. the possibility OF between the United
States and their sometimes ura-b beloved Fatherland
will be infinitely remote-with Germany doing
the rendering. We quote the Herald some more:
In other words. Henry thinks everybody
who does believe over the subma-
rine must be a German subject Nothing
is ridiculous. The Chicago Tribune, the
leading newspaper in the west, is violently and
unalteraby opposed Pres't Wilson's suoma-
rine policy from the standpoint OF pure Amer-
canism solely: the Chicago Examiner and the
Chicago American likewise opposed to the
presidents war-maling policy. There are sew
era first class newspapers right in the north
part OF Indiana and in Barnharts district
who are unalterably opposed the presidents
submarine dealings The Chicago Herald part
" owned and edited by John Kelley. a native
born Engishman. naturally favors anything
that will aid the country OF his birth, and has
done from the beginning of the Taken
all in all, the supposton of Barnhart is about
as erroneous as his opinions on everything else
e discuss"
Which is enough, by Of quotation. The politics
In 1.-THE Hickey poIitics-are enough
the surface easy observation say nothing ad-
dtonal comment that "Rarnhart ought resign" as
suppose. every other public official should if pos
Of any pro-American spirit OF course CON
gresham is way off To that the participants in
the pro-German propaganda that of the mes
sage answered by the congressman were all Germans.
but it is easy for the Herald conceive that
whose supports the presidents attitude. Ii e Jim-nOt
John Keeley-of the Chicago Herald must be Eng
lishman, including, suppose Mr. William Howard
Taft for example. Taft says:
"Analyze the people who today roasting
Pres't Wilson and you will find a lot of them
roasting Taft and few years ago
roasting Mckinley.
This is a terribly trying time for the United
States. Prest Wilson is the president for all
and I a citizen United States"
Yes. and mighty good citizen too; such good
that being president Gidnt spoil him. We doubt
if even nominating him for congress would spoil him.
this despite guess his being little off about
thoseswho roasting Wilson being the that
roasted Taft and Mckinley in very minor de-
gree. There were no foreign propagandsts in this
country when Mckinley and Taft president, and
no international importance. in aid of
the foreign side Of which so many people living in
America abusing American freedom vast diff
ference. Neither there any Joe Kely's located
somewhere like the Merchants Bank building In
danapolis preparing kilograms OF protest be
president senators and congressman such sent
from Iapore and designed to create impression
with those officials that the national attitude toward
foreign power contrary the popular will.
If the editor OF the Herald, and the Chicago Tribune
Examiner and American, really want to test their
American citizenship. and its privileges might be well
for them into Germany. the land of their
love and try such attacks the kaiser and the
bers of reichstag they heaping upon presi-
dent and here and how long they will
last