Arizona republican., 1915-11-02

| Ct, T they re pldylHB SlTdll, | They ought not to wait;
 | But hustle back home
 l And go helping their foaX.
 | For they certainly need all the help
 they can get The only warning nation, | that has really accomplished things. is ! Germany-and she is still accomplish | ing
 She has put Belgium, Serbia, Russia | (nearly) and Austria Hungary almost | off the map; but certainly out of busi-
 ness for the next hundred years. l say Austria and Hungary have fallen into Germany's hands-true. it was not as an enemy-it was worse, it was as that of a helpless, penniless, worn out ally. Austria and her ruler are as much a i rar+ of Germany as is Prussia and will exist as a separate nation, here after merely as a matter of form. Serbia and Belgium will come into their own again; but it takes a very deep and learned mind to comprehend
 the manner in which ANY ally of Ger
 many may ever expject to 'come back l Turkey (should peace be declared now) is a part and parcel of the German em pire as much as Austria is. Bulgaria, is Q mercenary in this war and her soul and body have been purchased by Ger many.
 Many think that the world might be bettered if Turkey should come under German Cor perhaps any other) domi nation-That she could not be made WORSE and MIGHT be made better. France. England and Russia are fighting the fight alone-Italy being in the war for acquisition. and up to now not having cut any great or important figure-though she may prove useful
 to the British allies yet.
 The British and French have erred in permitting the overthrow of Serbia and they COULD have prevented it. They are not ready to take the Turkish capital-they do not WANT Constanti- nople-though they are in a position to take it, great military men have recent ly stated.
 Russia has been given an opportunity hy the Germans, to come back and it is believed by many army men that she will emerge, a victor. France is the cleanest, frecst nation in the fighting-is now and has been from the very start in this war and will tsC SO ISCbIAitu III IllSlOlE.
 Japan is not active in the war, eX cept as a commisary and furnisher of war munitions to certain of the alliesl Japan, however, is in state of pre- parednesS
 It is not easy to predict what would happen if China goes back to mon archial gOvernment--civii.w war in China of course, and at time when England and Japan cannot spare time to divide her up-England being engaged and Japan. VERY BUSY in the task of watchful waiting for the psychological l moment
 Notwithstanding all this, the war will 1 be over and settled-eXcept financial l obligations which will be worked out and settled during the next two cen turies-by January first, 1916.
 And THEN-here they'll come. they'll | HAVE to come, they wont be able to | pay the taxes, there. When they come, 1 as they surely must, unless some law | prevents, is when OUR war will com | mence. Industrial war, perhaps; but l war notwithstanding. We have got a | merchants anG manufacturers war | coming on also. We must reprovision, | reclothe, renew. and rebuild Mexico | and Europe. That is the task that is | cut out for this country and all we will | have to do IS work, and THINK, and 1 take in the reward. If we forget to | THINK, our prosperity-in the new | role of providing for the whole world | may not endure If we DO think and | think RIGHT-we shall permanently 1 dominate and control the rest of the l world in commercial way, as well as | in many other ways.
 Long may she wave
 Havn't seen anything in the papers