Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-07
GERMANS PLOTTING
TO Twin THE PEACE"
Insidious Propaganda Waged Throug III
Socialistic Sources Looking to Over
throw of Governments.
ularly appeals to the workingmen OF
England when he says:

England when he says:
II in the victorious couutries-England;
France. Italy and Belgium-the masses VIII
rise and shake OF the imperialistic: capital !,
istic. miIitaristic rule and establish u real
government OF the people then we ma; toon
forward with some hope OF seeing a lasting ing
modest feat the English people could achieve
for the liberty and the peace OF the worid
would be to huri their greedy. INSCRIPTIONS
moneyed classes from their seats OF power.
This is also a task which the American people
must fulfill before there can DO any real peace
in the world.
Attacks American Women.
And playing upon the already en-
trenched viewpoint that America en-
tered the war to fill her Golfers with
man from sympathetic feeling toward
America. thereby encouraging inc
creation of gulf between the United
States and England, Hansen says;
America entered the wnr because OF her
boundless greed Of small group "f already
overrich Americans who hungcred for still
cause these men realized that they could at
tain this only by pretending TO come to the
rescue of John Bull and then using him as
ladder.
The whole war was terribly smart in
American social life. a fine new game FOR the
whims of women. Whilst brave men of all
nations were dying in agony upon a hundred
pattiefelds OF the old world these biownies
were buzzing through drawing rooms and the
bazaars growing fatter and sleeker not only
upon the scent Of human carrion waited over
from the fields of Flanders. but upon the
monstrous dividends poured out ut their feet
by their AFFECT slaves Of husbands who were
drowning in torrents of blood -stained gold.
Thus striking at what he eonsid-
ers most dangerous to Germany in
the future, Anglo-Saxon concord,
Hansen sets out at length, telling
W a Il iSh
pies should be in concord. pointing to
blood ties as a Anal resort. France
is censured as a gold-grabbing. i'm
perialistic demon and Italy as a skulk-
ing thief. All in all. there is concrete
example of the full-fedged endeavor
hatred. by the means of ridicule.
France Also Plastered.
France also has been plastered with
pamphlets depicting England as
monster, Italy is another. while it is
set forth that there is no reason why
France and Germany cannot work in
concord and unity in after-the-war
problems. A certain class of French
people are grasping these arguments
and pressing them home under the
guise of socialistic brotherhood. The
move Of the radical socialists of
France looking toward the overthrow
Of the government likewise is being
gandists. The great industrial trou-
HES of ualy. il ia reported from
Rome are largely blamed unon the
n, q ch;nationa ~ Carman Maid ayents
who are bent nnon devitalizinp Italy's
industrial resources for the sake of
the perpetuatfpn of German trade and
the killing of direct competition. Fur
thermore a nrostrate italy might
offer better opportunity for the re-
yiyal of Germanic financial influence,
which the Italians cast off so COM
pIeteIv at the outbreak of the war and
which they still resist though having
heen forced to great lengths of pri-
vation through the failure Of the al
lies to help italy in her hour of need.
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All ihoicatIons point 10 .ne .ace .na.
the Oeilhens 'o9as ae uo 800 ~
energies towAIo SsUWins ais1 ,,,..',e
tween the large, aires anu 9esa
ing them, tnousn muSn a.'entiv , az
reaoy mas oeen paio eow aru me 1851
and newer nations OF southeas.eIn
europe. inat mucn o. the ois'rus.
and suspicion createo among tne
smaller nations IS attfioutaDie iArseiy
to Germanfc sources rs d supposieeloh
nnding credence IN the ,4 !. IL
1isn o .hot ~ Gerens todav msiniv
a,stha;- ...+en, ~ nrona.