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Full Title	The Fatherland v. 1 no. 20
Author	Viereck, George Sylvester, 1884-1962. Ed.
Date Added	11 January 2014
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1914-12-23
Publisher	New York : International Monthly Inc.
Topic	World War, 1914-1918 > Periodicals. Europe > Politics and government > 1871-1918 > Periodicals.
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Disclaimers	Disclaimer of Liability Disclaimer of Endorsement

OCR THE FATHERLAND '5 l weapon which all civilized nations have agreed to abolish is used by England. A weapon which is allowed only for the kill- ing of wild beasts is used against German soldiersl English industries seem to be too weak, too undeveloped to be able to manufacture all the war materials which England now needs in the war that she succeeded in forcing on Europe. The factories of the United States are called upon to help England in this slaughter which she intends to carry on three years, if neces- sary, for the benefit of the rest of civilized mankind. 'We do not object to this. Let the Bethlehem Steel “forks and all the dif- ferent branches of the small arms factory make use of this rare 7f'Im arrow in rictlnr I I 6 cc! 0 til‘ 1; llvt ' 1 we carry scan. . . . . . , t 1.; ,-cg,,[a,;‘j,, ,',',,,‘1L.,“,'i,', ,1“. M,“ pm: of mu [1Ixys-lognonxy u not Lotxnzitrrd IIIWU‘ occasion for reaping a golden harvest for their shareholders, if they can reconcile it with their conscience. But we think it our duty to protest against England's receiv- ing assistance from America in her barbarous warfare which is in gross violation of the law of nations. VVe believe that in this, we shall be supported by every American citizen to whom the concept of neutrality is more than an empty word and who values his political conscience above the base desire for gain or profit. Illustration No. I shows the bullets of the Union Metallic Cart- ridge Co. in Bridgeport, Conn., which were made for and de- ‘ ' s I! I I' do by a dIHH'l!llNl' Ivullrt on entering the flesh. 0u.['irt.m-1: four the terrible 6 Mr” indwahtlfltz-]”.i;-Ezihtiiiiiqmol‘ Icacl crcalcs a frLtlllIIIIlI and permanent womxd. Ordmanly a ‘wound made by ‘ ur ly dangerous. 6 The small hole on the arm Jlwum in picture lire mark: tlrgentrancc of the bullet and just beneath it the large and ugly out dc-notes Mr lnzroc made as it 1- 11911.: 4!: way out an ' d give: another striking cxamrlc of the dum-dum bullet’: work. we xi: show: a foot It ‘lllrlilated almost beyond lxclp. The arrow points to the entrance of the bullet and the large o['r:m'ng slzacvx the deadly ‘work wroxlglit by the dum-dnm.

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