| Show I i I 1 OLEARY O'LEARY FLAYS FYS I GREAT BRITAIN Declares Declare Insidious Propaganda Propaganda Propaganda ganda in Progress to Gain Domination t i New ew York March Z Jeremiah A. A OLar OLeary O'Leary former editor o of tho anti anti- ant ant- AI magazine Bull ul delivered a Ion long today to the Jury before which he lie Is on trial on a charge charSe or of t violating th the espionage law lug Ing ng In n de detail tal what he lie characterized I a na as insidious British propaganda to bring under British h power every Inglish- Inglish p Independent power on earth carth I It I waif warf wal British propaganda OLear OLeary O'Leary shout shouted cd at one point In his testimony that sent me inc to Jail jai It I is BrItish propaganda that Is sending me back to the he Tom Tombs tonight OLeary O'Leary OLary began his arraignment of ot Great Britain with wih the tho part she he played In n the civil war var He then switched to o the Cecil Ceci Rhodes scholarship toun- toun I I dation daton quoting on ens Rhodes scholarship scholarship scholar- scholar I ship hip winner as ns having Ia said that no oung young man could accept 1500 a n. year ear i toward oward his education without feeling some sonic sort of oC obligation The recent meeting of oC the American Bar association In Montreal where tn ra m mI t T I TrA rA A 4 4 0 I U r. r 4 u VUo Uli Ut- Ut scribed as another form Corm of or Insidious propaganda shilo Lord visit to the United States Slates during the tho war ar was held up as another example of ot propaganda He lie quoted from Andrew Andre Carne Carnegie's les le's book Time The Gospel of or Wealth por- por lons tons which he he declared proved that Mr Ir Carnegie work worked d and prayed praed for England last and all al the time OLeary OLear described himself as a Je- Je Democrat Asserting he lie was was' a not a Socialist or ora or ora a Bolshevist or an anarchist ho discussed discussed discussed dis dis- cussed American political history and British and after read reading In the tho opening paragraph of or tho the Declaration Declaration Declara Declara- tion ton of or Independence said Nothing that tat Bull ever printed was wasa wasas I a as strong an Indictment nt of England as this arraignment written by Thomas Jefferson |