The call of the North. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1923-1924, 1923-11-21

now moving along WlN raplolCy
that is most encouraging. From all
parts of the state, field workers of
the Klan are sending in reports that
prove beyond a possibility of a doubt
how the appeal of Kancraft is being
received with an enthusiasm unlike
anything experienced up to this date.
The Protestant people of Minnesota
are beginning to appreciate the cry
ing need for a united militant, Amer
ican, Christian movement, like the
Ku Klux Klan. Not in one section of
the state, but over the entire state,
men eligible to citizenship in the In
visible Empire are placing their ap-
plications and even begging for op-
portunities to serve in the movement.
When we read the large number of
letters of inquiry that come to US
daily, we are filled with the highest
pitch of enthusiasm for the move
ment. Certainly, if there were no
need for the Ku Kux Klan, the think
ing men of weight, over the length
and breadth of Minnesota, would not
go out of their way in order that they
might take major part in uniting
the Protestant forces in the Gopher
state. Although vicious misrepresen-
tations and outrageous lies are being
generously promulgated by the her
editary enemies of Professionalism, the
Klan FORCES ahead and each passing
day shows it gaining greater momen-
tum. Persecution and vilification
centered against the Invisible Empire
availeth nothing. The multitudes
gather from far and near to hear the
gospel of Klancraft as preached and
taught by representatives of Pro-
testantism, the Knights of the Ku
Klux Klan. There seems to be an
inner hunger for the old-time religion
which the Klan is emphasizing and a
deep desire to see the principles of
the Klan interviewer with the body
fabric of our community, state and
national life. More truly each day
Protestant people of the North Star
State are coming to realize how effec-
tive the Klan is as a force for the up
lifting, the regeneration, and the
strengthening of the spiritual, moral
and physical manhood of America.
Conditions in Fergus Falls Show
Need For Klan
A series of meeting were recently
held in Ottertail and Wilkins coun-
ties. In no community of these two
counties has the gospel of Klancraft
fallen on deaf ears. In Fergus Falls,
for example, the Klan meetings have
been well attended and the Klan
membership has already attained
most surprising strength. That Fer
gus Falls will have one of the largest
Klans, on a per capita basis, in the
state of Minnesota, is now a we'll
recognized fact. In Fergus Falls,
there are conditions existing which
prove the absolute necessity for an
organization like the Ku K1ux Klan.
Every thinking citizen of Ottertail
county knows we'll that an awakened
citizenship alone can accomplish the
many needed reforms. The police de-
partment of Fergus Falls should be
shook from stem to stern and brought
face to face with demands for more
effective work. Girls in their early
teens are not safe on the streets of
Fergus Falls, for beasts in human
form deliberately prey upon the chas-
tity of girls, yes, even children. Only
a short time ago, several men in an
automobile made several efforts to
entice girls into their automobile,
promising them money if they would
join with them in vicious frolic. Are
the laws enforced by the police de-
partment in Fergus Falls the way
they should be? Ask a real citizen
of that city and he will give you an
answer in most emphatic terms. Are
the police running down the boot
leggers effectively or are they closing
their eyes and turning their backs to
gross violations of the Prohibition
Law? Again we refer you to the
thinking citizens Of Fergus Falls for