Evening journal., 1918-03-01
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Attacked REPUBLIC
Wisconsin Editor Tells Sen.
ale PhiladeIphian Advo.
Gated Rule by Monarchy
SAY HE CALLED
BYPHEN HONOR

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE great
est internal menace In this country to-
day is the National German-American
Alliance Henry e. Campbell, assistant
editor Of the Milwaukee journal, yes
terday told the Senate judiciary sub
committee which Is investigating The ac-
tivities OF he alliance.
A mass OF damnlng evidence collected
by Mr.. Campbell and presented to the
Senate committee yesterday corrobo-
rateed. without overlapping the testi-
mony given earlier this week by GUS
tavus 0hlinger, president Of the Toledo
Chamber Of Commerce
Il am profoundly convinced that the
great body Of Americans OF German ex-
traction are loyal to the United States"
said Mr. Campbell. Il know full well,
however, that the officers Of the all-
ance, working hand-ln-hanl with
the German-American press, German
churches and German exchange profess
sors In this country, have done their
effective utmost to spread the world
domination spirit Of Germany In this
country. The great majority Of the
members Of the alliance do not realize
the sinister purpose for which the or
ganization is working"
Campbell spoke particularly Of Or. G..
]. Hexamer, Of Philadelphia, former
president OF the alliance, whose name
has been mentioned in previous testi-
mony.
Doctor Hexamer has publicly said a
great deal about preserving liberty in
the United States, OF maintaining the
right OF individuals Mr.. Campbell
said, especially In the ONCE Of United
States district attorney in Erie, Pa,
March %, 1916" In a friendly discus
sion Of judicial and governmental mat
ters, Doctor Hexamer stated:
"'This form Of government Is a fail
ure and the only correct form Of gov
ernment is a constitutional monarchy
''He also said that the legal system Of
Germany was better than that Of this
country. and held up the laws Of Ger
many as a model He added that there
was more liberty under the laws Of
Germany than under the laws Of this
country"
Mr.. Campbell gave the committee the
names OF five persons who, he said
heard Doctor Hexamer's statement
TheY were:
E. Lowry Humes, federal district at
torney, OF Pittsburgh; D L. FrawleX
J. R. Dillon and Judge Moon, Of Erie,
Pa. and Ed T. Fleming, OF Phlladel-
phia. Humes has been summoned to
testify.
Statements OF deep significance show
ing the reliance placed on the German
American Alliance by the powers In
Bontrol In Germany were translated for
the committee from German works by
Mr.. Campbell.
He read from "Deutsch-Amerika No
bel" or the mobilization Of German
America. by Karl Juenger, with a fore
word by Admiral Won Knorr, Of the Inn
perial German navy. This was punish
ed In Berlin and Leipzig in 1915
In the body Of the book, Juonger
dwells on the political power and ac-
tlvity Of the Germans In the United
States, praises the work Of the alliance
and comments joyfully on lrish-Ger-
man alliances In this country as an ef-
fectlve step for creating Anglo-Ameri-
can dlssension and weakening Great
Britain, which country he comedies "a
be the only real obstacle In the way of
German world domination.
"While the most earnest efforts have
been made by the alliance to enlist On,
services OF the Irish in this country
said Mr. Campbell T do not believe
that this campaign has been In tht
main successful. jeremiah O'Leary, JON
Dewey and few others have affiliate,
themselves with the pruss.an cause
but not many Irish-Americans have bee
seduced by German propaganda
Prince Henrys Visit Political.
Mr. Campbell asserted that the yisi
Of Prince Henry, OF Prussia, to thi
country, In 1902 was primarily for tn
purpose Of lining up the German
American Alliance behind the Kaiser
scheme Of world conquest, then buC
ding in secret. The alliance was mos
active In entertaining Prince Henry
every city he visited said Mr. Cam
bell. In this connection, he read M
following quotation from q pre-war j.
sue Of the Neue Deutsche Zeitung
Perhaps one day the leaders
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