Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-11-16

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81 German literature tie cnizcna ~
Boise recently ani'eq "a d Gsrmaa ana
forced hhu 20 kI-s iho aas and do
pihtf stupt fast aipiasea ihe Ksissf
ihe efiisenf q Taisa Oklahoma ana
ihoes ~ Lexington 49, haes n iha
esw week. mAep 80 hand and punished
alseaee distnhatlaF German spies.
These anfsrnaateiy arc uoi mere incl
eiaeHis Thef ar only just few nls-
ga whore che German ayatem losl its
sly promoiion and showed ITSELF "a 49,
r. BE- recognized ln most offensive
manner.
In his lecture last Monday night Mr. :
Young told us that durine the past
few months De had travelled 8 times :
across the continent from ocean to
ocsan. had talked IN 50 different states !
and from his experience over this vast !,
territory, from conversation with an !
classes Of men met Ia hotel Hobbies
pullman and smoking cars. II is his !,
Judgment that there IL enough oppoai- /,
ion to this war in the hearts Of the
people Of this country 10 destroy this !.
government IN three months. II this i,
opposition could be- crystalized. This =,
statement only confirms the opinion =,
~ any one who has the opportunity Of =.
reading newspapers and magazines a.,
covering the entire unltfd states. or u,
course were any dtfempt made at this !,
lime 70 crystalline this Germon renti- !,
mem, g would be met with a patriotic .,
uovement mat would swamp IL IN
hort order sut whBt Win be- the con- !,
iHlan of .he patient IN SIX months IN
rom NOW uaiess heroic efforts are O.,
made % curb the diaease ~ ihe Ger ~
aaH propaganda The German system 70,
hased upon accomplishing rs de- 81
iFfs hy insiiuously spreading the vi- io,
es ~ dlaioyaity and disouient Lost ~
fetk national convention OF labor bn
nipHa uet ana demanded that they bc
ilowed 90 have doiemate SD On tue
aee eeHvWruon when terms Of pcacc
fa heiue diaenssca az the close Of the
'fs y the Abor unions then why not vii
Be Masona 1'he Methojstse r4ch Ar
go the arlpaa organizations civic. an,
'eioi rellsiaus eit That proposition "a
az mada as feelfr by the German be,
,stem. Up the recent 50 Paul speech ON,
Senator farorette hc was address ma
% national convention Of the Non en-
artisan League he was seconded by dis
5 President In "a speech as traitorous to
his own he WAS cheered by the thr
-lera,es ana cries OF eIaFollotte Tor MIA
resident in 1890" rang through the con
a. This same organization h work cry
9 now In Idaho. II has its web spread y
ake like all over the state Its or eve
nlzers travel about In automobiles Mr.
''r assumed interest Ia the farmers ami
The state and apparently their grcat mis-
concern Is the organization Of their In
called league. but their real object Ioh
60 Immaculate the people ~ our clio,
''s win e germs Of German pro- iish
1'nda. Occasionally they display ren,
'ir tools and their virus to those IN can
'lr confidence. The few cases where ING
" have become too bold and were hoo.
''a o'"" hs 'ne citizens have scrv- for
60 make them more cautious moro win
ermined ana more insldous IN
eading their virus OF treason ana