Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-03
Sunday Morning, June 3, 1917.
A COMMUNICATION.

A COMMUNICATION
 AS horrible example of the letters received by all editors the communication printed in anothe, column of this mornings paper The origina text if reproduced fac-simile would do considerable credit to the ability judgment fourteenyear old school boy As glaring instance of what thought which reprehensible, our communication in class by itself.
 After reading the tract times during which many vowels past participes changing bakeing to baking-and to otherwise make the letter least readable to the concus- ion that the writer had in mind some argument against the United States enry into the against the Imperial German Government On the other hand the subjects handled would lead to belief that is conglomerate polemic against anything every thing
 Why do wish to help Europe?" asks the communi- cation which adds: There has been anything so wonderful done for the United States by Europe"
 Is there anyone in the country who never heard of Lafayette Kosciuszko? Is the fair name of France forgotten in this country? Has its part the revolution and the part of it's leaders been lost in the maelstrom of our success nation? We would say that it has not Concrete proof of affection for France and its people witnessed when Field Marshal Joe and Minister of Justice vviani appeared in this country some weeks The author of commun- cation had best do little reading before putting his Cor her) conclusions paper.
 In the paragraph communication popular title Don't Bite the Hand That's Feeding You" is used. It probably injected the article to that the author patron of the arts-princpay music
 O reference to the hand" and the be" and the feed" reads: why not stay on our own soil and fight" If the author is German sympathizer he she need but look any map. We do know of any German soil that has been deled- On the other hand have seen pictures of devastated France pillaged and raped Belgium razed servia and subiugated Poland Autocracy placed heavy hand the peoples of these nations and this autocracy that people of the United States must put down.
 People generally. do not see why the United States has been forced into state of war story order that the situation may be brought home of our readers
 Once upon time there lived versatile family. The father excellent farmer, the mother famous baker, artifcer of iron and brass and another tailor Regularly. another son, who throughout the region in which the family lived able stage driver would take of the finished products his his mother and the grain by his father small This he disposed of to his neighbors of whom lived several leagues away
 Several of his neighbors became involved in con- troversy which led widespread fighting The family sold to the nearest accessible neghbors and the others would intercept the who carried the products At times his goods merely damaged thrown away On other occasions his cart animals killed Finally he killed The family lost marketing device and the father had to quit raising grain. The mother quit baking, the son quit fashioning in and clothes were woven from the carded wool. The family reduced nothing could trade of its products for those made by the neighbors The family became extinct and lost its the most productive and prosperous entity in the region
 America the versatile family and the Imperial Ger man Government is the neghbor attacked friend and destroyed its mainstay. its people, and its life Is story brought the present day Illustrative of the necessity which drives the United States to de fense? II the condition. terrible it seem to timid mothers and fond fathers. which demands sacrifice on the part of the children of the nation?