Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-13
Tuesday Morning, November B, 1917.
THE MESSAGE OF THE WAR.


 (By CHARLES J. RoSEBAULT of the vigilantes)
 There is going be New America. That is the standing message of the this early day. It is of the things growing of trial The boys the northern and the southern borders the Atlantic the Pacific boys all being thrown together being made know each other by intimate Contact in camp and trench The boy from the mines will learn that the from Wall Street does necessarily conceal horns and hoofs the college undergraduate the East will get realize the sterling qualities be meath the rough exterior of the western cowboy Neve before has the Melting Pot had such opportunity produce quick results and within many years have all of every section been made realize oughly that one country one flag and fundamental ideas on really great problems civ; nzation and ethics
 One of these problems, which had been getting be more and more acute, the antagonism between Cap tal and Labor It is not likely that this problem will be solved all respects but leax the hitherto oppos ing elements will get know each other better Capital had in the eyes of the American the role of wouldbe dictator Labor. seeking the role, close to becoming rebel Each in its
  mighty regard the country Now good deal If there profiteers hiding behind the bushes and ditch they form mighty small minority. The man of ease is of ering both his dollars and his life. The toll is giving his all facing the possibility that his family may want. On the common altar of country Americans of every degree are stepping forward fully at the call.
 In England. where for three years have been giving their lives and their property the situation is much the The fight between capital and labor was intense there than in this country But the love of country greater than all That fact has been brilliantly stated by Crooks an article he has just written.
 Although he is today the right Honorable W. Crooks Member of the Kings Privy Council and Member of Parliament is and always will remain to the people among whom he lives whom he has devoted his life-just plain Will Crooks Born in house in East London and started hard toll when eleven years old his has not changed his allegiance still lives among his people in little twosoriel London Most of the families in his neigh borhood live in one or rooms. The average ngs of his neighbors before the less than dollars week per How they acted in their trys hour of peril be known of all Would it would inspire the twisted inellects in Congress and Senate Peoples Council realization of their infamy
 "we were strongly anti-war before the with Ger many began" says MT. Crooks. "we strongly for peace that willing fight any for it We stood for peace. for liberty and for friend ship among nations. On occasion. public visit Germany proposed the health of the Kaiser. We not in any military We laughed at the AL gies and Beres Piccadily We opposed in every we could any who sought to promote
 Today Poplar for many years the center of antiwar propaganda actively supporting the Government in its conduct of the war against Germany. The who stood by in the peace demonstrations in Hyde Park Trafalgar Square in the days of the Boer War have their to fight for England The younger men among them in khaki themselves Our lads have vol unteered by the thousand and many of them have dd