French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-11-01

line: "Our final goal-the Germaniza-
ton of all the peoples of the world"
On the opposite page this, a part of
the Kaiser's address: 'sFrom my child
hood l have been under the influence
of five men: Alexander, julius Caesar,
Charles<V v, Frederick the Great, ana
Napoleon. All of these men dreamed
their dream of a world-empire-they
failed. I have dreamed my dream of
a worId-empire-I shall not fail"
On thethird page of this remarKa-
bel document was a map of the old
Roman Empire with Rome as the
capital, Caesar Augustus as the war
lord, and the once mighty states sub
dued, with Carthage and Jerusalem,
Ephesus and Athens reduced to the
level of county-seat towns. On the
Opposite page is the 1915 to 1925
world-German-map. Instead of the
Roman Empire, you have the Pan
German Empirt Instead of Caesar
Augustus, you have Kaiser Wilhelm
II. And upon the countries once named
Prussia" Austria" France" and
"Great Britain" you nave the word
IGERMANIA. for P%etrograd, Paris and
London have become county-seat
towns ...i
Tht Kaiser informed Ambassador
Gerard that after this war was over
he would have no nonsense from the
United States; by which he intended
to convey the impression that GER
MANIA would be written across our
country with the &C." on San Francsi-
co and the "a" on Washington City.
To succeed in this undertaking the
Kaiser has bent every energy. He
has turned his whole nation into one
military machine with which to con-
quer the world.
1t was in 1894 that the Kaiser and
his associates first put into the hands |
of their leaders the Pan-German
scheme, with it's motto, From Ham
burg to the Persian Gulf" In 1911
the Pan-German Union published a |
second series of maps, with military
and political plans, bringing up to
date the scheme for a German empire
beginning at Hamburg and ending at
the Persian Gulf.
The maps and plans given out in
1894 ran the German frontier line
around Denmark, Holland. Belgium,
the iron provinces of northern France,
the German province of North Switzer-
land; they make Austria-Hungary to
be an ally state Of equal rank with
But in the plan as publish
ed in 1911, the Kaiser places German
military heads in control Of the Aus
trian and Turkish arfmines. while the
southern lines Of the Pan-German EN-
pire include all the Balkan states, the
sister state of Greece. with
all of Asia Minor and Persia. So
carefully was the plan wrought out,
so perfect were the details, that today
should the war close. as some appear
to wish, nine-tenths of all the Pam
German scheme would have been
achieved.
An iron coin is given as a token to
each German soldier. At the top is
German portrait of Deity, and under
meath are these words: ''The good old
German God" The Deity holds a
weapon in his right hand, and the
token bears these words: "Smite your
enemy dead. The day of Judgment
will not ask you for your reasons"
this native characteristic Goethe
referring when he said: "'The
is naturally cruel; civiliza-
ton will intensity that cruelty and
him a savage" Knowing his
people through and through, the
called his soldiers before him
and gave them this charge: make
yourselves more frightful than the
Huns under Attilla. See that for a
thousand years no enemy mentions
the very name of Germany without
Why do the German people say they
feel so terribly because the authors OF
the world call them Huns" and bar
o%arians? Who named them Huns?
Their Kaiser. WHO christianed them
Their Kaiser. Who
Iikened the German soldier to blood
hounds held upon the reash by the