Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-26
NO PARLOR PATRIOTS, BUTMEN
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this because this is military pos
and ! want TO say something THU
morning TO tickle your fancy ] hope
what have to say may deserve ap
prevail because / believe that the hand
writing on the wall on this day and
during the present period In which We
copy IL off. You can see II as vel
a. |. II 10 good for all OF us thai
we talk II over.
THE men Of the FIRST Thanksgiy
ing pioneered. II is ours to perpet
uate. When / say ours / mean you
and me, not someone else. The east
est job In the world II to Let George
do It,
War AZ An NIarRsbelI.
Two years ago we thought the
world was better than It has proved
to be in the last -16 months. We
thought we were farther removed
from the evil days of Indian fighting
through which the men OF 1900 had
to pass. Now we know that we mis-,
judged humanity. Now we know that
our bounden duty is 10 be on guard
II we do indeed hope TO perpetuate
that FOR which the builders Of the ma
ton pioneered. We know that we
must be alert TO watch the enemy
within our gates and also to the enemy
within the fortress. This enemy may
be either an outright spy carrying
out his accepted mission; he may
be an enemy In the form Of nominal
citizen with divided allegiance, who
so far as our nations welfare is con.
cerned Is man without country;
or he may be just plain nincompoop
of the parlOr variety, q man who says
there Is no danger and when danger
comes gets under the bed. a man OF
the type that commits murder because
he didn't know 1t was loaded
We know that this day calls. as
never before In my lifetime and the
life span OF most Of the active citizens
OF today, for men who are fear
less, men who. are loyal, men who
can dare and, finally, men able to de.
liver the goods whenever called upon.
outstanding. forward-looking, clear
headed, American citizens.
re nseu suen ih5n ners, Iisns lsIs Z
u e tnis outpost. we give lInauk s'
tnat We nave tneMs we pray lol
citizenship, ready for service which
our country expects, needs, demands
from you and me. That is what we
have to do II we would perpetuate
that handed down to us by the pio-
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