The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-11-29

fsBetter come back a cripple than
stay at home a Stacker. You don't
have to be in suit of Khaki to do
your bit. Anyone who could have done
something in this war and didn't do
it is slacker.'
eff America doesn't realize pretty
soon what the war is, as we have, God
help us and help you too. You are
fooling yourself if you are thinking
that this is a Belgian war, a French
war, or an English war. 1t is an Amer
lean war-a war of ideals This war
will never end until their ideal or ours
comes to the top. This world is not
big enough for German 'Kultur' and
our culture.
"a Kaiserized peace will mean a
Germanized America -
"The soldiers who go to France are
going to see the biggest circus on earth.
Barnum and Bailey s, Ringling Broth
ers, and all the big circuses thrown
together are only side show compared
to this war. There's something doin'
all the time and they all aren It bullets
either.'
$50 long as you re doin' good you
should worry who you re doing it for. !"
"Where in hell is German effic-
iency9 With twice as large an army as
any nation in the world she couldn It
lick one thin line of French and British
soldiers. How in the name of Heaven,
then, can she do it now when we've got
the Stars and Stripes behind us. She
can It and she won It. The worst days
of this war-the days of defeat-are
over"
"There was only one thin line then,
but somehow they didn It come on. Who
stopped them. We didn u. There was
an Unseen Hand that held them back.
I always smile when I think Of the
Kaiser's partnership with 'Gott. Well
he may have partnership with God
Kaiserized God-but the God that we
were taught to love, the God that is
always on the side of justice-I' m not
ashamed to say it-that God still lives
and He stopped Them
n
cit would be better to lose very man
on earth of military age than to lose
this war to Germany"
1T can It tell you about France with
out crying and we didn't come here to
swim. There isn't enough ink in the
world to write the story of heroism
of Frenchmen. They re marvellous.
Well never know one sixth of what
they we gone through that men might
live. The Germans have crushed their
bodies and bled them white, but it's
spirit and will that are going to take
us to Berlin and the Germans haven It
even made dent in the French spirit
and they never will
EThis war will never end till Ger
many is on her knees. You can It teach
her from distance. You have to take
it home to get it through"
We're blowing the boches right
through hell. say through because
hell isn't deep enough for them. IF
you'd turn it upside down you d find
MADE in Germany stamped on the
bottom of it. Billy Sunday said so and
he ought to know"
"Who started this war; The Ger
mans used hand-grenades made in 1907
and gases manufactured in 1911. They
took the highlands and left us the
swamps and yet they say, Who started
this war?' I don't blame Germany
I blame England, France and the United
States for letting the Huns get so
far ahead of them.'
"We're made to fight this war on
the square and, thank God, we're going
to win it on the square,
4 n
"And the cigarettes-you might as
well loosen up and be broad-minded
about it. I'm not an exponent of Gig
arctic smoking but an average soldier
t get along without them. Cigars
are all right, but you need bloonlin
rocking chair to smoke 'em in. Fags
are the thing-so keep on sending
them"