Carl W. (Carl William) Ackerman

Capitolo 48

black crape.  Frederick the Gran was the first one to recognize the
the independence of the young Republic, after you/he/she had won his/her liberty from
the joke of England, to the price of the blood of his a lot of heart through
years of struggle.  His/her successor, Wilhelm II receives the gratitude
of America in the form of hypocritical sentences and war it handles his
hostile deadly."

[The illustration: First page of the periodical "Light and the Truth"]

A photo was of the same garland.  The other ones showed a group of
thirty-six people, above all boys, being standing in front of the statue later
the garland had been put.

When Ambassador Gerard learned on her/it "demonstration" he went the
statue and from there immediately in the Foreign Office, where he saw
Von of Minister of State Jagow.  Gerard demanded instant removal of
the garland.  Von Jagow promised to one "investigation."  Gerard in the meantime
a personal investigation of the _League of Truth_ that had started
purchased and it put there the insult.

Days, equal months spent weeks.  Von Jagow anchors it refused to have the
garland removed.  Gerard finally went to the Foreign Office and said von
Jagow that unless you/he/she was brought away that day he would find him/it
and it sends him/it from messenger to Washington.  That evening Gerard walked to
the statue.  The garland had disappeared.

Week week the league continued its propaganda.  Gerard continued his
investigation.

July 4 th 1916, another circular was sprinkled shed.  On page 1 were
a great black cross.  Pages 2 and 3, the inside they contained a reprint of
her "Declaration of independence", with the imprint through the face of
a bloody hand.  Included in a black and heavy border on page 4 it was nine
John's L. verses Stoddard, the lecturer, "entitled Blood-traffickers."
(Stamped to the beginning of this chapter.)

The league appealed a special to the "German-American."  Germany,
as it was suitable in a preceding article, it counts on some
German-American as his/her allies.  The ambassador Gerard of one day received a
circular entitled "An Appeal to All the Friends of the Truth."  The same was