The Republican journal., 1919-04-03

TO- 10 Smash mash the skull of every Red we meet
49, 49, D.neVe me we would like to. I sun
a ads Ina. nrst we will have to try and
, ate tnem In the principles of True
sattina a ah Ihls can only be done by
setting The example ourselves.
II man In the uniform of Uncle Sam
siouchy and spreads discomfort. what
an you expect from an ignorant Bolshe-
saS's 30, fellows, l guess the job is
squtreiy up to us, We are nearly four
nililoh strong, physically fit and able to
. ''h: care OF ourselves, and if we cannot
whip mat bunch of cattle into shape with
eoou' SOUND American arguments, then
W. ndu oetter quit and turn our Govern
ihent over to the Anarchists.
VIZ Dlu you ever sell Liberty Bond or a
var savings Stamp to man who had
daneauy oversubscribed his quota2 You
nau " put up strong selling talk, didn't
sou anu mat talk had to be real Ameri
cdhismf Well, sell Rolshevist real
Americanism and he is no longer Bolshe-
visit
Inc Fifth Liberty Loan drive will soon
", pe mere. Make bolshevist or an 81 W.
w. guy one of those bonds, and believe
me, from that time on that fellow is 60
ing To support Uncle Sam, and, if neces-
saly, nght Tor him. If you cannot, after
very patent endeavor, sell him, then
snow MN what 1t means to get good
1ankee wallop In the nose When he
sees his own blood and finds out that it is
no. plue ne Will not be hard to convince.
Another remedy advanced is to deport
'hem' but this necessarily will be tedi-
Gus and almost impossible task. The ring
leaders nl,o
care OF IN this manner, but how about the
thousands who have taken out their citi-
Zenshlp papers? Some of them will have
to be Jailed and the rest educated. The
Government will do the falling. We will
have to help with the educating
Taken altogether it is a nasty mess.
but the sooner we roll up our sleeves and
get busy the better it will be for US, and
the sooner will the country resume its
normal status
bolshevlsts are not only those who
stand on soap boxes waving red flags and
spreading sedltlon-that kind are really
not so dangerous because they work in
the open and the Government can take
care of them; they can be Jailed or de-
ported. 1t is the Bolshevist who mixes
with you, sympathizes with you in your
then, under this guise of friendship, sows
seeds of discomfort in your heart He
asks you why your troubles should exist
and tell you that you are being unjustly
treated by your Government, that capital
is prosecuting you-that if the masses
took the law in their own hands every
man would have an equal share of the
blessings of the land.
When everything seems black the seeds
of his propaganda will, unless you use
strong Will-power, take root in fertile
soil.
There is only one way of handling this
disturber. Ask him what he is driving
at. Find out his object. If you are up
against it financially, ask him to lend
you some money; test out his sympathy
see if it is real. If you are looking for
work ask him if he can give you a lob.
or direct you to where you can secure
employment. Y on will find by his evasive
answers that he is not there to hep you:
that he is simply trying to make you more
disseminated and unhappy Then, back
him INTO corner (there is no danger in
this-he won't tight-nOne of them wild,
take him by the throat with your left
hand, haul back that good Yankee fist of
yours and preach to him True American
ism. He will squeal like a pig. But don't
listen to his squealing, just let him have
it between the eyes
Because you have been successfui in
looking for work do not think that the
American public has gone back on you.
Carefully review in your mind the men
who refused you, the reasons they gave,
and their general attitude toward you.
gu may have been unfortunate enough
to have run into Bolshevists or pro-
Germans; or, perhaps. these employers
had their full quot of workmen and you