Arizona republican., 1917-10-25
LIBERTY DAY FLAGS FLASH ARIZONA PATRIOTISM
Vice-President Declares Nation
 Will Fight Until Great War Won

1t is no business of ours what
 form of government the German
 people shall have. If they want to
 worship a Moloch, we will not in
 terfere. But if they choose that
 form of worship we will so safe
 guard it that never again shall
 people be compelled to offer sacri
 flee to that unsuitable monster
 VICEPRESlDENT THOMAS R.
 MARSHALL.
 Where is all this money to come
 from? There are just two ways,
 by taxation or borrowing it from
 the people There is no question of
 getting it. Every dollar must be
 produced because every cent asked
 for is absolutely necessary.-CON
 GRESHAM CARL HAYDEN.
 A committee today waited upon
 man whom they learned had
 S30,000 on deposit in a local bank.
 The man told them he didn't be-
 lieve in war; that congress was
 crooked. These gentlemen left him
 in fit condition to walk into his
 house. He should go to Mexico.
 We have no use here for a man
 with S30,000 in the bank who will
 not hel lp his country at a time like
 this.-J. C. ADAMS.
 Central School grounds, which the night before was the scene of the Lib erty Fire ceremony to the cause of liberty, justice and humanity was yes terday afternoon filled with men and women who heard three ringing ad- dresses, the continuation of the Liberty Day program. Splendid, patriotic talks they were, convincing and certain in bringing home to the hearers the truth of the present need of the government in this terrible war and the duty of every man and woman in supporting and sustaining the soldiers at the front. The principal speaker was Vice President Thomas R. Marshall, and of the many talks this high official has made in Phoenix none has approached his address of yesterday, in which he held up to public scorn the man who declined to come to his country's aid in the present time of need. MT Mar shall said in part:
 The Salt River valley necessarily is an agricultural district The citizens who live in this valley come from all parts of the republic. Many are from . and if you have you will understand the industrial custom of that country. From time to time the farmers of ln- diana, my native state, have the GUS tom of permitting their lands to lie fallow, to let the early and late rains fall on the land, to let Gods sunshine beam down upon it and the snows to cover it. In due season it becomes rich and fit for cultivation. It is a fit time for us to let our minds lie fallow. to quit trying to plant crops of theories, ideas and notions; just to let the fall rains of facts and the sunshine of truth to enter in the hope that in years to come the political theories will raise up a civilization to beautify and adoFn humanity.
 His Mind Lay FaIlow
 ''I am in that condition. l have let my mind lie fallow. 1 have destroyed the mirror in which look at myself as a democratic politician. 1 no longer have it with me. l wish only to look in the glass and see the righteousness and justice of this war in which We are engaged. The thoughtful man looks backward and sees forty years of the most wonderful prosperity ever be- held. God has not dealt so with any other nation. We thought we were 5000 miles from Europe; that We could not be embroled in the differences of the Old World. This is not a war of the government at Washington, but is a war that everyone is responsible for. We opened the ports of this country to every man who wanted to come, and if there is a German here who is loyal to America he is better than l am for in seeking his Americanism he had tenn in the world. All the nations came to this country and we did not try to make Americans of them In consequence we had German -Amer- cans, Irish Americans and Italian Americans and Bohemians and Poles and every other hyphenated American ism under the sun.
 Pays Respects to Bernstorff When this awful conflict came, oul president said, Keep still. The sparks are flying everywhere and We are ir l danger of becoming embroiled' So fal as l know 1 am the only one wh, obeyed the president and kept still 1 couldn't go anywhere without find ing men quarreling about the war. found people who hated England S, they wanted Germany to win anC people who loved Germany so mucl they wanted Germany to win, ant people who loved England SD the, wanted America to get into the wa | whether she had any reason to do S, Continued on Page Two)