Stirring Up the War Spirit
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The dispatches have made it appear that because of the loss of George Washington, an alleged American citizen, we are now in position to declare war against Germany. This morning's papers have headlines something like this : " Death of American on wrecked Turino reported to London. An American negro fireman, George Washington was killed, .according to a report received to-day when the British steamship Turino was sunk by a German U boat in the war zone." Now, that is enough to inflame every Ame...rican Mr. FOSS. Will the gentleman yield?
Mr. MOORE of Pennsylvania. I will yield.
Mr. FOSS. I am very much interested in what the gentleman says, but how will the gentleman provide a remedy to stop these international thrills which we are receiving, which the publish- ers of these newspapers place in their headlines? Would he provide for a censorship of the press?
Mr. MOORE of Pennsylvania. Not at this time. I simply urge that the true facts and only the true facts be reported at this time when we are at the verge of an outbreak with a foreign country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The dispatches have made it appear that because of the loss of George Washington, an alleged American citizen, we are now in position to declare war against Germany. This morning's papers have headlines something like this : " Death of American on wrecked Turino reported to London. An American negro fireman, George Washington was killed, .according to a report received to-day when the British steamship Turino was sunk by a German U boat in the war zone." Now, that is enough to inflame every Ame...rican Mr. FOSS. Will the gentleman yield?
Mr. MOORE of Pennsylvania. I will yield.
Mr. FOSS. I am very much interested in what the gentleman says, but how will the gentleman provide a remedy to stop these international thrills which we are receiving, which the publish- ers of these newspapers place in their headlines? Would he provide for a censorship of the press?
Mr. MOORE of Pennsylvania. Not at this time. I simply urge that the true facts and only the true facts be reported at this time when we are at the verge of an outbreak with a foreign country.
What to read after Stirring Up the War Spirit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore, J. Hampton (Joseph Hampton), 1864-1950 to read onlineMoreLess
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