Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-12-09
MiHtariSna Must
Be Crushed
Statesmen Claim
(By Review Leased Wire)

friendship of Franceand the United
States and the necessity for crushing
German militarism we're emphasized
by Jules ]. Jusserand, the French am.
bassador; Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
and James NJ. Black at the annual
dinner of the Pennsylvania society
tonight. The banquet this year was
planned as a tribute to the heroism
of France in the present International
crisis and Ambassador Jusserand was
the guest of honor.
Obey elindly
The ambassador said that the Ger
man militarists had adopted the life
fromula of primeyal men. might Is
right" and were propagatins il as an
ideal of life under the name of ''kul
tur'
"Militarism," he said does not con-
sist in having many soldiers. Mill
tarism consists in the whole nation
blindly accepting to be ruled over in
military fashion; all obeying what
yer the order: all believing the word
received from the people above them.
whatever be that word.
France VIII hcUcnDCT
Abiding to the assistance given the
struggling American colonies by
France in IT'S, NJ. Jusserand said:
You are a nation that remembers.
So are we. The date ITS is still en-
graved in your hearts. ! can assure
you that so long as there is a France
all the inhabitants of her soil will
keep engraved in their hearts the
date 1917, when. America decided to
come in and help win the day for
| liberty"
Senator Lodge said that if the Ger
man scheme of world conquest had
not ended at the Marine, Englatd
would have been the first victim OF
the conqueror and the United States
the next.
No Time for Bargaining
ITO defeat the German plan of
world conquest at the Marine was
step is to put the entire central pow
ers in a position where it shall be
impossible for them ever to renew
the horrors which they let loose upon
the world in 1914. For that end we
Americans are fighting today There
must be no truce and no bargaining"
Asserting that Austria, Bulgaria
and Turkey stand on a par" and
that I'VE cannot do our full duty in
the war unless we make war on all, !"
Col Theodore Roosevelt. another
speaker. made an impassioned plea
for loyalty to the allies of the United
States, and urged that Germany's
"vassal allies" be regarded as enc
mics of this country. Colonel Roose-
welt paid a glowing tribute to France,
declaring that she has saved the soul
of the world
Should Obliterate Turkey
Turkey should be driven from Eu-
rope" he said. The Armenians and
Syrian Christians and Jews and
Arabs should all be; freed. Austria
Hungary represents the tyranny of
the Germans and Magyars over their
more numerous fellow subjects of the
| Hapsburg crown. | do not wish to
see the Magyars or Germans op-
pressed by anybody, nor do | wish to
see them Cypress anybody. Try to
hdhc I1uuSdiy d real utHlOCTdCy. Let
the Italians of Austria join Italy and
the Rumanians of Hungary join Ru-
mania. Let the Poles of Austria, Ger
many and Russia become a great
Polish commonwealth. Let the Bo-
hemians, Korayans and Slovaks be-
come an independent, greater Bohe-
mia. Let Serbia, Croatia. Bosnia,
Herzegovina and all the other south
ern Slav lands of Austria become a
Jugo-Slav commonwealth. 1t is only
by insisting on such action we can
make democracy safe in these lands
and make civilization, make liberty
loving nations safe from the night
mare of German conquest"
Colonel Roosevelt asserted "it is
empty unwisdom to give verbal en-
courasement to Rumania and Serbia
unless we go to war with Bulgaria.
1t is worse than folly to profess SYM
pathy for Armenia unless we make
war on Tnrkay