Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-10-22

ftnSfho cApttAlSbufldlnks OF Berlin. In
answer to this. hassaid the American
boys would hang the American nag
In Berlin but ifs the French or English
beat the Americans there he would
not: be the least bit Jealous but would
rejoice with them In their victory. The
point 10 to make the place here the
terrible German philosophy OF Kultur
was born its death bed and to for.
ever free the nations Of the world
from It's menace. aT
To fully explain the workings OF
the Germans ia. this country and to ex-
pose their dupliciy and t~reachery. Mr..
dor. here. one of the trusted friends
Of the president was the head Of the
great spy system maintained here by
Germany and that while enjoying the
confidence OF the president he had
been conspiring to the end that this
country should be ruined within itself
and that, it should be the victim of
German intrigue. Mr.. Burke also
mentioned the fact that it is Count
Mexican trouble and which had been
the cause Of, 30 much strife and dis
sension among the different classes
here and who had been the leader OF
the great conspiracies to blow up
munitfon factories and that, he had
even brought money into this country
to corrupt congress II such a, thing
was possible. This alone was enough
to give this country good grounds for
entering this raj 4.
"Paderewski told the full story Of
the suffering OF Poland when asking
for assistance for his country he said
when sending clothing do not send
anything for children under 6 years
of age because there are no children
in Poland under six years Of age as
they have died from starvation and
exposure. This Is what we face. SO
why should we be sparing Of our
possibility of capture by a country
that will allow such a condition to
exist" 49,,
"Bonar Law voiced the sentiment
of our allies when he said: America
has to saw u.s."
"wilson is the man who is the logi-
cal leader in this great war and he
was recognized as such when h
statesmen of the allies accepted his
great peace speech as answering Tor
their countries each and s~everally."
Buy Bonds! Says Burke.
Mr.. Burke personally advises every
person to buy a Liberty Bond and
would still do so even If the country
was not in such great need Of the
money. He also says that it is n Of
the greatest financial investments the
people Of the middle classes were ever
offered as it has the whole country
behind it.
In closing. Mr.. Burke said that
every person who does anything to
impede the progress Of this country in
this war by holding his personal gain
higher than his country's need was
giving aid and comfort to his coun-
try's enemies and should be treated
accordingly.
Upon the close Of Mr.. Burke's talk
the house applauded until the build
ing fairly shook upon its foundations.
Prof. Norton led the audience in
singing the first verse of the Star
Spangled Banner which was sung
Justify by all present. Mr.. Bangs then
announced that Mr.. Burke would be
glad to meet and welcome all Of his
old friends and would be pleased to
meet any persons who wished. to
shake his hand. A large number Of
people Eet Mr.. Burke on the stage
and all through the house could be
heard words of high praise for Mr.
Burke's fine address and for his en-
thusiastic and virile statements, also
many praised his fine rendering Of
the address. o..
The address was one Of the most
successful that has been heard here
E1orsASlons time. as y
On the stage. with Mr.. Burke were