The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-08-07
viereCk, Most venOmous Of PROG.
agandists, Chants Continuous.
" His Hymn Of Hate AgalnsI
Attorney General.
HoXE SMITH HIS FAvoslTE
List Of Degenerate Kaiser WorohippsPs
Presidential Preferences Proves He
Seeks to canonize the Men Who
Preferred Politics TO Patriotism
Mitchell Palmer to Be Honered for
the Enemies RE Has Made.

gton.-George Sylvester VIZ
reck, most viciously active and obno2
ious Of paid prO-Geman propagar
dsts, is still chanting his hymn OF hat
against the American people and thei
government Through the medium 0
small monthly publication finance
undoubtedly by German gold draw
from the same tainted sources an
J through the same underground meth
DDS that supplied him In his notOriou
J efforts to break the morale of cur pee
! pie while their country was at war h
is attempting to sow the seeds of dis
cord and unrest in the spirit of ;
vengeance that can never be claime'
and is born only by his own warped
vision and greed-cursed soul.
Viereck is steering his nefariou
course Just as though the war had no
been fought In him the hypnosis tina
/ the lmperialistic and militaristic jun
kers are to attain world dominion b!
the might of blood-washed swords still
persists. He remains utterly blind Il
/ q betrayed people who with minds poi
soued by lies and calumny were delib
crately launched upon disastrous
F. war and led To a crushing defeat. III
boldly declares hat Germany was uu
beaten ana lana down her arms only
through trcachey on the pa.&of tht
American government.
On this ground vieTeck is seeking &c
capitalize the bitterness he feels 20
ward America and everything Ameri
can by preaching the Impeachment Of
fhe President because he dared to pro
pose Intervention against Germanys
imperalstic designs and Of all other
public officials who were steadfast in
their loyalty "a their government and
its people and to elevate and canonize
fhe men who preferred politics to pa
triotism. who were never in spirit with
the American pe6pe in the prosecution
OF the war and who won by their acts
III public life during the pre-war and
war periods the affection and esteem
o. FierecB and his followers
Yierecl; is threatening all loyal
Americans who may present them
selves as candidates for public office
with the s,rafn@ Of pro-German votes.
III his wcaE,yoiced publication he calls
upon The lisl0yaI and the un-American
t. make breach in the solidarity of
tie American people SO that they may
be betrayed into the hands Of enemies
a home and thus be made to suffer for
their action in interposng an obstacle
to imperialistic Germanys march to
conquest Of civilization and dominion
of the world.
OF course the advice Of Viereck, who
would consider it an honor to be trod
under the spurred heel of a German
imperialistic highness, is idle and his
following a mere handful of ignorant
haters, but as a matter of curious rec
ord it is worth while taking leaf
from hi- pamphlet to give the public
his estimate of men as shown by his
self-chosen select list of presidential
preferences for 1920. In the current
Issue Of his publication they appear as
follows:
FIRST CHOICE.
Republican.
President: SENATOR ROBERT
MARION la TOILETTE of Wiscon-
sin
Vice President: HON CHARLES
NAGEL of Missouri or MAYOR VIII
LEAN HALE THOMPSON of Chicago,
Ill.
Democratic.
President: SENATOR JAMES A. I
REED Of Missouri.
Vice President SAMUEL UNTER-
MYER Of New York or CHARLES p. :
GRACE of South Carolina
independent.
President: WILLIAM RANDOLPH
HEARST of New York.
VICE President: JANE adams of ,
Illinois or RqN. +. 2. WALSH Of Mis-
souri,.
Socialist.
President: EUGENE v. DEBg of In,
diana.
Vice President: MAYOR DANIEL
WEBSTER HOAN of Wisconsin. i
SECOND CHOICE. 7
Republican.
President: SENATOR HIRAM w.
JOHNSON of California or SENATOR G
WILLIAM f. BORAH of Idaho.
Vice President CONGRESSMAN
WILLIAM z. MASON of Illinois or
GEORGE H. MOSES of ,
New Hampshire. /
Democratic.
President: HON. EDWARD 1. Ed u
WARDS Of New Jersey. G
Vice president: SENATOR HOKE ?
SMITH Of Georgia or JUSTICE DAN e
TEL FLORENCE C0HALAN of NsW D
York. .
independent.
President: GOVERNOR LYNN 10 .
SEPH FRAZIER of North Dakota. u
Vice President: AMOS PINCHOT of {.
New York or DUDLEY FIELD Ma u
LONE Of New York. - !,