The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-05


pray for assistance. L. the United
states M longer good enough for
them This prayer admits Of AN kinds
of interesting Interpretations but the
most probable Is that the hynocritical
wicked. infamous pack begins under
standing that u is seina whipped.
This fair historian viii say 10 HIM
self that shs sole victories England
has won are victories n he field ~
,calumny. John bun has brIbed daily
newspapers and masaslnes in all coun-
tries OF the world 10 extend his cam
lpairn af SANDER as far az possible
land. with the aid OF such brIbcd sheets
he a poisoned public opinion asainfs
.Ioermanyr x.
IN 10 now the Kaiser-press has not
been able tn furnish a scintlila 81
proof for Its often repeated charge
that the pro-Amerioan press In this
country II on the payroll % Enelandi
hut the fact that the publisher cf n
lof the most notorious pro-German
.Ipunlscatlons received monthly snbsid-
lies OF 1880 from one Of the official
representatives OF the German govern
ment has been proved by documents.
lThis Ia no other than Herr sylvester
lyiereck's "Fatherland," now doing
the Kalser's business under the title
Of 'vlereck's Weekly"
That the Belgians have received
only their just deserts at the hands
OF Germany Is thus stated by the De
%troiter A~bendpost"
The irish who demand h indie
i~pcndence OF their country are repre-
scented for being impatient patriots.
They certainly nave waited longer
for the desired moment than. FOR in
stance. the B~elsians. who have de-
served their fate. But this preference
Is owed to these patriots. according
10 the mysterious knwledse and de-
cision OF the allies"
Our and IT, motives for
going 10 war are made the target ~
1.-The "Arbelter * eitune'' OF Buffalo, u
Of the boldest pro-Kaiser publications
In the United states.
Woodrow Wilson is the worst enc
my OF true democracy. Pretending that
he wants TO introduce democracy In
Prussia. he destroys an liberties and
rights Of the people here. He forces
young men IN this country 20 shed
their blood for foreign interests. he
puts blood and treasure OF this coun-
try AZ the service of England and
violates all constitutional rights.
We must fight all medieval autocrat-
&c desires. by all means. Al the present
time II is necessary that we demand
that the CONSUMPTION Law be repealed.
that the president state for what our
sons fight. FOR what we sacrifice bill
lions OF dollars and endure the high
cost OF food. what are his motives for
war and wha his wal aims"
England intends to sacrifice Canada
and the United states. and TO save It's
own men contends the 'yolksfrcund,'
also published at Buffalo. says the
"volksfreund":
England stated In 1914. when the
first spring offensive was prophesied:
+kNh.r tha ia., Era,,h,,., aud Tho
last Russian have been killed. England
win stil be strong Does this meal
now: When the last Canadian and
the last American . . - such GER
tainly Is the opinion OF Colonel Guth-
RTE English recruiting officer from
lcanadal.
A speciality OF the '~Brooklyner
Freie Presse" IL gloatlng over any
event favorable to Germany. The
brooklyn paper says:
"Rumania provides Germany with
grain. she could not do more II she
were Germany's friend"
OF the same type is the following
statement In which the %"Treie Presse'
|derides Russia;
"Korniloff baseA his hopes upon the
sound marrow tthe German word
Kern marrow as well as
kernel) OF the Russian army. There
fore. the Germans work for him by
crushing the shell Ohe Russian
army"