The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-25
Gerard Reveals VAST Network OF
German Propaganda i'm The j. 5.


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fri, ,Lc C;rr,n,p-Amnr;...,, r,.iLcps gave
,be nr;rco ,rhr.ms ny souvenirs in which
! wcrr engraved nrc,,y hedges Of ,Irvo-
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! in Cb,.aro Tho German Pounn Catholic
! Snc,otv presented In. following address
/ ..-rbc t:rrr,ap rnu,n ,.o;hoIic S,altS-
; Nrrlrnnd of Illinois hrrs YOUR Eoy:ll
! H!ghnrss 10 hermit !t - express its
! Srca, luv Tor your visit Ia tao United
J state. and to assure your Royal High
i ness az It's respect and regard.
! "Wc extend 70 your Royal HighncSS
| Our h"ari:"st greeting as tho ;iluStrinUS
guest o: his country and the envoy Of
tho wise and noble ruler Of our Father
, land. whom the world rccoSmizczS and
/, $pccts the prince -; ;'"aC" and
! as the representative Of Il Erca; and
| mighty nation. that by its own power
! has united is peoples and achieved its
present prominent postum among u;,-
! tiou< Of the cartn.
| MAJ the Almighty grant that the
| visit OF your Royal H!chn"S$ bear a
! rica fruit. that rulers ami their pcorI"
! may Join together and thereby promote
peace. harmony and good through.
| GU; the world. May Cod grant this
| prayer"
Everywhere the Prince wen, he was
surrounded by Observation-Disclosures and
German influences. In ST. Louis. where
the Prince spcn: about three hours and
half. the G2rnau-Amcricans gave him
q great reception IN the Grand Hall and
lunch al the s.. Louis club. which ,cas
attended by many Germans. In chicago
a reception was gwen after the mayors
banquet in the FRS; Regiment Hrmory.
aad attended by lQ.o coo Germans. The
following day IN Chicago he went 30 L
large luncheon al the Germanit club
In Milwaukee officers % the p'.utScher
Krieccbund gave a reception Il, tn. EN-
position, where 10000 German Am"ri-
cans checrcd the Prince and also
luncheon at the Hotel Pfistnr. whcr.
many Ccrman-Amcrlcau officials were
invited.
The sp.eches throu -hout had the sam.
tone those Of the Decentralization
expressing their respect for the Father.
land and those OF the Prince squirting on
loyalty in tho hearts of The German
Americans. The Princes speech IN. tn-
Chicago srmorv is quite TYPICAL In
reply TO a speech made by il German
American the Prince said:
you haye left your Fatherland. but
II Won still have ,sorne love for tho
Fatherland. then I ask Won to Civ. three
cheers for the one who has sept me here
&c tina renresentativa of Prpssia m
bring this preetinp-the Gernan Emper-
mr. and Ysne of Prussia"
A Certain Condescension IN cermans
In another speech which m. rrinre
began with Mr.. Chairman and Follow
Goruiaus." he said Il would like ,n.say
,ha, ,be Germans in this country hay-
4,po :. e-n,, do.l for ;hc I,,cr,.,Ir, .r5
sclenc. of This country and hone -;,.y
will continue in This good work = Tho
urbo1. .tti,,,3. ar Tho r-;rr. eco,,od 70
b. an. ~ bsnnyol.nrc IN his "h.I,oy
Germans. .nd nersopaI i,,.rce, n ib.m
lrhc-1ycr n. p-inc, discover.J a Co..
-,., n,.,r;,r -. Ir;n, ,,-osv IN. ,Lo
crowd ~ would ask >, lido IN brir, Tho
man I'M "a him 90 tina, he coulJ snaL.
hands and convcrs. with him.
TaIinp with Primo, Henry IN. dav bc-
fore tho war h. told mo he ropr.,,.d
th,. ~, bic vi, - An,r;,, ho b,d c.or
CO i'll. ~ ~. An.-,,,,s ITc ,,iJ.