The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-10-06

hang their heads in shame over
their act. / know that the prayers
Of the fathers and mothers Of all
will be offered up for his continued
health and well-being. No doubt
Mr.. Roosevelt's kilograms to Hitler
also played an important part.
This Is Asinine
The Institute of Public Opinion,
which gained a reputation for cor
rectly forecasting the New Deal
victory in 1896, has pulled new
stunt that Is unique in asininity
and the results reflect nc credit up
on the intelligence of our people.
Recently the Institute sent out a
QUESTIONABLE to determine the
popularity of the proposed Reel
procal Trade Agreement with
Great Britain and found that 70
per cent of the American people are
in favor Of this agreement.
Such poll is worse than non
sensical because there Is no reci-
procal trade agreement with Great
Britain. Meme of those polled know
what q single rate in the final
treaty will be and dare say that SO
per cent Of them do not know what
the rate is on a single article listed
in the existing law. AS a matter
of fact, these who voted in the poll
do not know whether the rates will
be raised or lowered in the final
treaty, If enc is agreed on, yet 1t
seems that 70 per cent voted in
favor of q change and 1t would
seem that they do not care whether
it is fer better or worse, just so 1t
is a change. The poor fools who
voted affirmatively in the poll do
not know where they are going but
they are on their way.
Be On Guard
Congressman Dies, chairman CT
the congressional committee that
is Investigating un,American &C.
tivities in this country, stated few
days ago that he had reliable in
formation that certain European
countries, including Soviet Russia,
were preparing to spend millions Of
dollars in the United States for
propaganda designed to involve us
in an early European war.
I cannot understand the men,
tai makeup of these radical agita-
tors who claim to be bitterly oppos-
ed to all wars and yet are using
every means to have us take sides
in the Spanish and Sino-Japanese
wars. In Spain they would have us
take sides with the so-called Loyal
list government and in the Orient
with China That, Of course, is be-
cause these elementss are controll-
ed by communistic influences. They
are motivated by the same blind
passions as were those young
Americans who went to Spain to
fight for what they bhndly con-
ceived to be democracy"
do not know just what laws we
now have to curb such activities,
but either the government Is negli-
gent or existing laws are made
quate. If the latter, they should be
SO strengthened as to provide for
forfeiture Of citizenship by any
American who is so blind to his
own country's welfare and where
they are not citizens deportation
proceedings shold be instituted. If
any government officials have been
lax in enforcing such laws as we
now have for the protection Of our
country then they should be i'm
peached.
There is no room in this country
for anyone who does not place the
United States Of America first.
Not A Good Sign
Treasury officials are chortling
with glee over the fact that the
governments recent bond and note
offerings were oversubscribed. with
bonds drawing 21a per cent and /
B per cent for notes. We should
not be surprised over these over
subscriptions because there is now
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