Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-20 | Page 30 | Huns Sending out Costly Propaganda

HUNS SENDING OUT COSTLY PROPAGANDA I GENEVA, Feb. 19 (By The ASSO- ciated Press.) Germany has begun to flood Switzerland and other neutral countries with verv expensive propa-ganda propa-ganda both in book and pamphlet H form, such as the memoirs of Luden- H dorff, Von Illndenburg, Von Spree and uLhcr naval and military leaders in tho war The books cost between two and GO Swum frana each- These, together with experiences of H the former Emperor William, and H Crown Prince Frederick are sent to H Swiss citizens free of all cost without anything to show where they orlglnat-H orlglnat-H ; ed. All classes of persons receive H them and the Swiss newspapers are H aeking who Is behind this unwantsd H propaganda The German minister at H Heme has denied any official knowl- H The Journal Democrats says that while Germany Is plemliiii; in.vei order to obtain exemption from reparation repar-ation payments and provisions of the H treaty of Versailles, and that while she Is sending to Bwltserland man 1 children for charitable care, she is H spending large sums for useless pro paganda through which It is hoped to create favorable neutral pressure on the allied premiers.