Front matter

New Hampshire League To Provide For National Defense and To Enforce International Peace

Branch of the National Security League

Gov. Henry W. Keyes, Honorary President Frank S. Streeter, President

Dr. Ernest M. Hopkins, President of Dartmouth } Vice-Presidents

Rolland H. Spaulding, Ex-Governor

Executive Committee

Clarence E. Carr Andover

Frank Knox Manchester

Lester F. Thurber Nashua

James W. Remick Concord

Gordon Woodbury Bedford

Nathaniel E. Martin Concord

James F. Brennan Peterborough

Charles R. Tilton Tilton

Andrew L. Felker Meredith

John S. B. Davie Concord

John B. Jameson Concord

Arthur M. Heard Manchester

Secretary

Hobart Pillsbury Manchester

Treasurer

Edward N. Pearson Concord

Finance Committee

Gen. Elbert Wheeler Nashua

Walter M. Parker Manchester

Harry H. Dudley Concord

Frederick W. Sawyer Milford

Rodney E. Smythe Plymouth

E. H. Hallett Lisbon

W. H. McCarten Lancaster

Arthur H. Hough Lebanon

Leslie P. Snow Rochester

W. R. Porter Keene

Charles E. Tilton Tilton

John Scammon Exeter

Fred H. Perry Charlestown

A. L. Mansfield Hillsborough

E. Bertram Pike Haverhill

Perley R. Bugbee Hanover

State House, Concord, N. H., Feb. 1, 1918.

The purpose of this book is to bring to the people of New Hampshire a knowledge of the German plan to dominate the world by force and a clear view of what the Germans have done toward the success of their plan. It sounds a note of warning to every loyal American, to give his greatest help to win the war. Read this and think about it.

Henry W. Keyes. (signature) Honorary President.

Frank S. Streeter. (signature) President.

Clarence E. Carr. (signature) Chairman Executive Committee.

Hobart Pillsbury. (signature) Secretary.

Pan-Germany The Disease and Cure By André Chéradame

Reprinted from several issues of The Atlantic Monthly The Atlantic Monthly Press Three Park Street, Boston, Mass.

Copyright, 1917 THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY COMPANY THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY PRESS, Inc.

[No student outside of Germany itself has studied the Pan-German scheme in all its details more thoroughly than the distinguished French publicist, André Chéradame. For more than twenty years he has devoted all his energies and resources, physical and intellectual alike, to a vigorous and exhaustive investigation of the origin and progress of the monstrous conspiracy which threatens to overwhelm the liberties of the entire world. His books, long unheeded, now read like prophecies. The papers reprinted in this pamphlet originally appeared in The Atlantic Monthly, where they attracted very great interest. They are now published in inexpensive form, so that every American who desires a clear understanding of the meaning of this war may have a chance to read them. To careful readers we recommend M. Chéradame’s more elaborate books, “The Pan-German Plot Unmasked” and “Pan-Germanism and the United States,” published by Charles Scribner’s Sons.

A new series of articles by this author will appear in The Atlantic Monthly for 1918.]

PAN GERMANY at the beginning of 1917

PAN-GERMANY AS IT IS

Pan-Germany The Disease and Cure