The evening herald., 1918-04-06

and lnhuman acts has old NDro not.
hs -.tcral cu, blocks Therefore.
% is time 'hat Nmct tWah, .i
from h,r gl Van Wulr sleep 1I
p,,y.cdrd to dct with ihr stu;iou
u accordance With 30, gravity.
lt D pc't'c 81 pam uu" thu G.-
many WIS engaged ir Ct deep Dil piU.
to .pi,nd prupHR R.nda um"us our ,'-
i4pnr sine hoped q" create -,tupathN
rur the tntherlaud not "DN dm"n-
tho nlii,c-por Germans aud their
uucaI descendants bat certain pu'-
t.un ct The gdlliolr Nmcricin-t'ru
cJi1cuS Hs we'll She succeeded aud
We aro a1w r,aping the re-uli~
thruughout the country. ana partic-
uar.s iu Gernaniled cities ike -
Louie Milwaukee. Sew York AMI
chicago, the laiter proudly referred
to los "Big ism" Thompson a. the
-, ond largcsl German city in tl"
world aud Zig Bhr Is allowed a.
walk the streets Of the Windy cay
dairy ana raunt his unpatriotic utter
anccs ln the faces of several millions
OF loyal Americans And lastly there
are the Industrial Workers Of IA"
World. which Lieut.. crozicr So apt'y
classcd as "a carbunclc on the meek
of orsauized labor" and said tina, S.
per cent of them were Germans &C.
pro Germans. which statement no ioy-
al American will take the trouble to
dispute
Sow that America is at war cVerv
German newspaper should hc re-
auired To carry the English transia
zion Of each article In an adjoining
column. German should be banish"d
from the schools. and we are glad 30
say tight here that the AlbuduerQue
school board has decided to d" this
at the beginning - the next school
term. German preaching should bel
prohibited. In fact, We are in favor
of making the German language OK
tremeIy unpopular everywhere eXcel
in the realms of Lucifcr ~. satan.
where II Is going tp he tho rulin%
tongue spoken Tor many years al
come There is no need of fo"linsI
away time any longer The hour has
come for us. ~ a matter or self
To- act.
Bu,. you SAY, Won't II be working
q hardship on those who speak moth
INK hut the German languag" to de-
privc them 20 their newspapers thor
schools aud their churches A.
Surcdl, not The, came here of their
own accord Nobody extended thon
an invitation 10 cross the pond aud
cast then lot under the folds ot pli
Glory Most of them have been here
long enough to bc able to read uud
speak the Eng'ish language flucuti5 j
and had they come here iu the prop"'
spirit to bc,omr loyal American ci..
izcus they would immcdiat"N have.
sci s,,put learning onr language AMI
seeing that their children were prop
rrly instructed therein. But they have
rrfialred from doing this They de-
serted thc place of their birth - enjoy
The lrredom from oppression whicn
this country afforded them, bat ad-
h-rcd 90 the customs Of the father
land US far e.. 10 was possI DE fur
them tu do.
IN the language OF Governor stewart
of Montana. We believe that the mes.
egg of all treason In the United s.atcs
~ the German press and the German
language. I'm In favor Of cleaning up
America now ~ she will stay put
The governor could have added yetN
appropriately that another menace r.
the peanut politician who ~ far for-
gets himself as place his own poltJ'cal
future ah,a ad Of the country's welfare
and directly or by lmeudo caters y,
tn, pro-German element