El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

q and other outrages against munitions
I factories 1t says very boldly that the
German government has the right 20
interfere IN anv manner that pIeases
It IL the domestic affairs OF the
United states so long as Do does not
attack directly the United states gov
eminent TINS is the open attack
made In English on the government
OF the United states by the Illinois
Stats ZelLuug. There are other Ger
man language publications that at
tack BY cartoons one such is the
EulelspiegeL formerly the Zeppelin.
published in New York, which in its
issue for July Lad as q back page
reaching out TO seize the allies. while
the caption was. Damn il, We had
sent him 10 Germany
The Seattle German Press is one OF
these German language papers that
like TO do their propaganda bT the
Indirect method. Headline is one Of
its fayO-ite means. Its issue OF July
10 spread across the first page in
two lines OF large type GERMANY
CAN WIN Is SHE HOLDS OUT" On
another day its top was FRANCO
BRITISH OFFENSIVE ENDED"
Again IT said, FRANTIC CRY FOR
HELP FROM THE FRONT ENG
LAND LOOKS TO AMERICA FOR
SUCCOR"
The paper is printed in both English
anu IE- -Ala-4l Al the 44lae1 A-1l Columns
ITS habit is 10 quote from Other pa
pers. taking things that can be
twisted into being pr0-Gsrman or are
directly p-o-German- In its original
English matter IL is usually very
careful not 70 Oversrep the line 4
fine contrast between its English and
German print is 20 be found in q col
lection Of editorials on the German
Americans
says Germany Is slandered.
In It's editorial in English IL said
DOWN WITH THE SKUNK
Tie press Of this country is pay
ing little attention TO president VIII
sons statement that this government
is not making war on The German
people, but on the German govern
ment- The majority OF the American
papers are making war on the Ger
man people. the German-Americaus
Imaginary German spies ana fancifuI
German plotters. II IL is the inten-
lion OF these papers 10 drive the
German Americans out of the c0uu-
cry, they certainly have chosen the
night way No self-respectin Ameri-
can Of German, Austrian and Hun
sarian descent Will remain in a c0un-
Try where g corrupt and deprayed
press is permitted 10 heap the vilesr
Islander on his father and brothers
who are defending their national ex-
lstence against fearful odds
There IS no more use arguing T.
il up 10 the government 10 act. III
This government intends to drive the
men and women or German extrac-
tion out Of the country there is no
need Of any action on the part Of the
authorities. If. however. this gov
eminent intends TO fulfil its duties
toward those citizens who are Of Ger
man descent If president Wilson in-
tends TO keep the solemn promises
ne made In MS war proclamation.
and we have no reason 20 doubt him
the authorities must stop the per-
nicious activity OF the professional
slanderer"
-Germans Will He VictorIous.-
SO ran the editorial in English. Now
for the editorial in German on The
same subject
NOTHING CAN HAPPEN To YOT-"
Peter RoSesger. the renowned
poet OF Steyermarl5. says somewhere
in his works. Nothing can ha.uen 10
YOU It is @ good sayin~. @ ~al.r- OIL
consolation and strength for every
one Who mas good conscience. and
such people
To whom can the message Of the