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When William Comes Marching Home
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; SRy HE allies, England especially,
o are baughty in discussing
peace.
Q' They tell the world that
N Y Germany must be begten to her
' M knees, the German Empire dis
membered and made a thing of the past before
ANy peace can come. .
We are not writing to discuss the flistice of the
allies’ views, or the justice of the German views,
- ' which say that before peace can come England
Mmust cease 1o rule the ocean, and in that manner
the entire world. =
We write simply to call the attention of Ameri
eans 1o a possibility highly important to them.
There is no use, no hope, in talking to the nations
ot war,
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Asia is powerful and aggressive and could pro.
Vide men in tens of millions indifferent to death,
requiring only able leadership to make civiliza.
tion, such as we know it, & thing of the past.
’,. Germany is & nation surrounded by enemies,
eul off from food supplies, threatened with
extermination or deepest humiliation as the only
. PMoe of peace.
~_ Germany s now in Constantinople, AND CAN
LEAD THE ASIATIC MILLIONS.
From Constantinople to the Central Empires
Germany has a road cleared through the Balkans.
And thus far there is no sign of any ability on
the part of the allies to break that road.
Leat the hordes of Asia once start westward, and
all that European civilization has accomplished in
ten centuries might become a thing of the past in
ten months.
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. The Germans have lost many men, but they
Bave plenty of officers, plenty of fighters of
marvelous executive power to LEAD and train
the Astatics
Bngland is hated in India and in Egypt, not
because of misrule, for her rule has been benefl.
cent, wise and humane, but because human beings
despise any ruler from another land.
Germany will find the Asiatic millions ready to
march, if she will show the way and provide the
leadership
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w Plesse observe that there is no use of moralizing
Sboul the atroclousness of turnng Asistic
A Horrible Picture for Civilization—Let the Allies Have It in Mind.
Five Million Asiatics, Led by a Hundred Thousand Germans, Pouring Into
Europe Through ‘Constantinople and the Balkans Would Make a Black Picture
in Civilization’s History. Asia, German Led, May Destroy Civilization in Europe.
America Should Be Prepared for Her Task—Ready to Defend Civilization Here.
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lances and clubs, but with repedting rifles and
rapid fire guns. S o
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whole world d have in mind, and
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1o starve and crush Germany on the part of the
Allies, and the last desperate effort to crush
Europe with Asia on the part of the Germans.
France and England bave already brought to
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heads of Germans as of their valor,
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disciplined men can control.
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savages, hordes,
uncontrollable.
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It will do the allies no good 1o say when it i
100 Jate that this Asiatic invasion of Burope will
mean the destruction of Germany as well as the
destruction of the rest of European civilization
It did the men In the temple no good 1o protest
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of the temple he would be crushed by the falling
He knew it, but be wanted revenge.
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ciplined, well.led foods of Asiatios would become
eventually when native leaders would overthrow
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civilization of Mesopotamia when the Tartars
burst in thousands of years .Bt OGermany
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try needs it mmn.?
And above all, civilization mensced by the hor
ror of Asiatic attacks needs peace.
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We cannot know or guess in this country what
Burope will do. Our protests are worthloss and
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Here we have another civilisation. another
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It is our business 1o prepars this for
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attack from every source, from the nstions of
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Had Europe remained at peace and united,
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back the floods of Asia.
Only a union of the Germans and the Asiatics
covld make Asiatic invasion suecessfu!
Here in America we are many nations united.
Our great States are great nations. We have men
of courage and, what is more important, men of
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will be settled, away from our land.
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should have, WE MAY NEVER KNOW WAR
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J‘hmh PREPARATION of the right
We should have an army of & quarter of &
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demoralizsed an workers,
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should be drilled in the use of arms, EARN
THEIR LIVING FIVE AND ONE NALY DAYS
A WEEK WORKING FOR THE GOVERNMENT
OF THE UNITED STATES ON ROADS,
CANALS IRRICATING DESERTS AND
DRAINING SWAMPSY,
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the world, AND A SUPPORTING NAVY.
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and built by the people earry the freight
of the United Blates in times of poace.
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with torpedo tubes in the bow, should the
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ING—in time of peace, and in time of war take
off the passengers and the mails, take in a supply
of torpedoes and meet any fleet, .
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to
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spying out the forest protecting the
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th-?fl a rain of dynamite, at the
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A great engine ense.
Instead of having thousands upon thousands
of ramshackle, broken.down, miserable suto.
mobiles and wagons, hired at random, the Gov.
ernment should a fmarvellous equipment
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mac should carry the mails in the country,
All of these machines in time of need conld have
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fire guns and a few good fighters,
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The defense of the United States SHOULD
BE AS GREAT AS THE WEALTH OF THE
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on the ocean, the earrying of our
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The work of our Oo;muwt::‘ of
roads, the draining of swamps,
of our desert land should keep busy the
army of patriotic soldiers that the world has ever
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THEIR JOB.
The United States should be able 1o say:
Lot Europe and Asia do what they will
"Lt the hatred of those white men blinded by
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“But we with wealth, with
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tain civilization on the earth, and 1o do here in
the West what Europe did whon civilisation van.
fabed from Asia.”
Asia’s civilization died, and the sands were
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from the biackness of the Middle Ages
came civilization to Western Europe,
Today Western Burope s civilization is threat.
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