W. A. Rogers

“ There is no American blood on John Bull's hands.
A strong effort was being made in May, 1915, to persuade the United States Government that England was equally guilty with Germany in ignoring our rights at sea.
There is no American blood on John Bull's hands.
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Going to “throw a scare” into Uncle Sam.
The German dearly loves a masquerade. Mr. Bartholdt was parading the “German Vote” in Congress in January, 1915, with the idea of “Throwing a scare into Uncle Sam.” ”

“ The Junker must go.
England, France, Russia, Italy and the United States recognized that the Junker menace to the world must be thoroughly crushed before Peace could ever return to the world.
The Junker must go.
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"Come avay; our music iss not for Barbarians."
Prussia at last realized that the United States could no longer be cajoled. Austria was therefore advised to give up all pretense of friendliness and come out into the open as a foe to America.
“Come avay; our music iss not for Barbarians.” ”

“ The “Ancona” was sunk with great loss of life, and the German Government immediately claimed that an Austrian “U” boat was responsible, their attitude being that any story was good enough for “those idiotic Yankees.”
The Austrians did it.
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Recently on exhibition at Cooper Union.
In the autumn of 1915, “The Friends of Peace” hung their white robes over plots of assassination, arson, piracy and the destruction of ships and munition plants. ”

“ It was hard to take a step in Washington without sticking your foot on a spiked helmet.
The New Intensive Kultur.
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"Watch your step!"
The people of the United States were beginning to think we had had enough of German aggression, and it was felt that a strong stand must be made for the national dignity and honor. ”

“ Those who are decorated. 23. It was a glorious Victory. 24. One of those touching pictures of a German soldier feeding little Belgium. 25. “Don't you see the war is nearly over?—Forget the Lusitania!” 26. Activities of a German diplomatist in America. 27. Activities of an American diplomatist in Europe. 28. A good deal like the “Goose-Step.” 29. The sad case of Mr. Dumba. 30. Just whose pet snake is this? 31. Is God still with us? 32. Once more the Olive Branch. 33. Assurances by the waste-basket full. 34. “Yes, father, I remember you said the war would end in October.” ”