Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-30
[aDUOUS PR0PA CANDA IS LAUNCHED ACA| NS7 VICTORY
 LOAN BY FRIENDS OF GERMANY
pGermans in America Revive Dangerous Methods To Poison Publlc's Mind and Weaken Efforts
 To Effect Just Peace.
fRy c. M. MORRISON)

Estce was SlSned that the friends ths Old Germany haven't made sort of an attempt to soften ,rican hearts toward tn t evil, uered empire. We have sll heard pedal, sympathetic talk. about awar is over,' about forgetting forgiving." And the ruins of ms Louvain, Ypres, and Cam have hardly ceased smoking. harbed wire of the Hun has hard usted yet. The grass of one sum has not grown on American es in the Argonne.
 some mysterious reason the German in America is trying to inc Fifth loan. He and Ger vs we'll wishers, and there were are thousands of them still, are K to stifle and smother the Fifth trying to leave the American snment without the necessary urces to impose it's settlement on the Hun.
 sten for the pro-German now that loan is at hand. He is whisper h trains and street cars in cross stores and on street corners and foolish stories of extrava- and waste of needless blood and a thousand and one tales, less, vicious, morbid, all told the idea of cooling American ', belittling American patriotism making men 10th to support the ican government when every support is needed.
 lover of the old, hard, auto Germany, the Hunland of the Red-and-White Imperial ban of the Wilhelms, the Prussian of the Hindenburgs and Lu- pnfs, the Germany that died at Rhen the armistice was signed " lover of Old Hunland is try D sway public opinion in behalf e Germany that is needed but may live again.
 ' Hamstring Victory Loan.
 takes the form of trying to ham the Fifth loan, just now. Td as of old, unscrupulous as Hun who tried to embroil the 1 States with Japan and Mex be pro-German is doing his best Ike all mention of the Fifth loan csery and by-word.
 is good to remember that Ger stopped at nothing when she her grand raid on Europe. laughed at every principle of hu- y' Old forms of cruelty, forgot lnce the middle ages were res- ted by the unspeakable Hun he went to war. There was no or outrage, no form of de non or death that was too awful efmany to make use of. The nal German government set a m the methods of warfare that at the heart of all civilization. Tn the end the bloody and in- De end, remember that Germany with reddened hands raised beaten to a standstill, whipped all hope of recovery, unable ht a day longer.
 remember another thing, Ger to this day in her heart has admitted defeat. When the lan guard went back to Berlin, went as conquerors, hailed with nperlal songs, with flowers, in Tile barrels. Not a week ago, songs of Wilhelm's day were LII berlin's streets. Germany is ias again, another devils such as she brooded over for years, a dream of victory with added this time as an incen- 'orking to Weaken Victors.
 nany's leaders pleaded for mer- 'ne Spa meeting. It looked then seems now that the old Elm
 gone, but something is hold setner the powerful and far us power that Berlin created so' Something is still working " allied and neutral country, $ to weaken the victors, to im- 'ne German position.
 only a little while has passed anierlcan doughboys were lying l rfox holes" up around Ste .u Sedan. It has been only a e eeAs since we were at death along the Mouse. It was only uay that French cavalry rode ,nuntmedy and Maubege behind 'cniy Withdrawing German pa eermanism in America is by 'ans dead as yet.
 4any has no legitimate claims american sympathy. We all ssi that the Hun gave no con ,.oa to American protests be- entered the war.
 - .ne kaiser himself who told sauor Gerard that After the "s'l stand no foolishness from 'aose who have any knowledge i,s Iole or ruler Kaiser Wilhelm I concede that he meant what He would have made the
 oalted States and such other n,s. as ne could reach, the mag. nc!ure as. of what he did to Bel aa Northern France. Yet .'s the creatures of his olt
 sue Kaiser worshippers ani