Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-05

of two nations he said. Every coun-' try in the world is represented in the United States. No matter whether man is Scotch, French or German, when he makes his home in this country, he should be, and is for this country"
 U S. Must Win.
 We are a wasteful people" he con. tinued. And there is need for con servation, a dire need for saving"
 Doctor Won Kleinsmid remarked on how he was present in Washington, D. C. and in the gallery of the House of Representatives when both the French delegation, headed by General loire, and the English delegation, headed by Alfred J. Balfour were pre- sent and how, when General Joffre spoke on the gratefulness of France to the United States on entering the war, the people were frantic with en- thusiasm.
 Germany did not think the United States could enter the war, on account of cur being a commercial nation, and our unpreparedness," he said. We must make Germany pay and pay dearly for the mistake that she has made"
 The Doctor said that President Will son, in a conversation with John R. Mott, the general secretary of the Y. M. c. As of the United States, de- clared that the three great factors in winning the war would be the army, the Red Cross, and the field Y. M. c. A.
 q am looking forward to the regis tration report of Wednesday morning, anxiously." said Doctor Won Klein smid q know that the American young man will not fall down in this crisis. Bl all means we should fill upl the First Arizona infantry first. Every one must help, whether it be the father, mother, sister or brother"
 Lets Wake Up."
 '"The people of the United States will not be downed, and will not meet defeat, except through carelessness and indifference" he declared. Pat riotism demands that we find our place in the nation, when we are needed and that time is now"
 The doctor said that he did not be lieve that the people of the west un- derstood the gravity of the situation, on account of being so far removed from, tho trorhIa h,,f ho cold tbat thav would soon come to realize the terrible thing that it meant if Germany should win, and demanded indemnity.
 Let's wake up," he said. England and France, and all our allies are about exhausted, and we must have the men ready to do their part. Let us not depend on Roosevelt, and his few but have ready an army of mil lion men, prepared to put in the field.
 Urges Cooperation.
 The doctor states that the schools of England and France were only en- rolling one third of their normal cap- acity. He said that trained men will be sorely needed after the war for re- construction work, and that this na- tion must prepare to furnish the men.
 America must conserve her belief in the dignity and truth of civilization. and must be the example of the entire world as a shining light of demo- cracy," he declared. "As we stand on the threshold of the greatest crisis that the country has ever faced, we are not afraid. but must bend every atom of our energies toward helping the great Liberty Loan, the Red Cross, and foremost, the registration"
 In closing. he remarked that the cities that are going to house the camps of the newly mobilized army must clean up. both morally and phy sically. He said that there must not be a repetition of the Spanish Amer ican war. when nine men died of di- sease to one killed in battle. Doctor Won Kleinsmid will leave this even ing for Douglas where he will make