The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-16
AVALANCHE OF DOLLARS NECES- sARY TO COMPLETE AWAKEN
 ING OF ATTiLA'S HEIR.
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF
Tamerlane, Cyrus, Alexander, tho Phsraohs and Others Had
 Similar Dreams.

Tamerlane visioned it and Tixlath. Pileser dreamed 1t. There was Cyrus the Great and Alexander of Macedon and the wartbrowed Pharaohs who brooded the same dreams. Attlla and Gsnghts Khan, Caesar and Napoleon and the long line of would-be world conQuerors, they all dreamed Of earth under the dominion of themselves and theirs. For some of them the dream Rll but came true for little time. even as Earth measures time. And last of these trsublers of the earth and breakers of the worlds peace is William Hohenzollern, Wilhelm II. of Prussia and of Germany He visioned all of the earth and it's seven seas ruled by Prussia of the Prussians
 The stitt-necked Prussian would have been the drillmaster of the world. The gutteral tongue of the German would have been the worlds speech. A great Mittel- Europa, Ger man to the core, would have stre tened down across Southeastern Europe to the warm waters of the Persian Gulf South America would have become a rew Germany. The Germanic areas ot America would have formed the nucleus of a New Prussia that would have arisen on the ruins of what had once been the United States.
 Overreaching Himself
 But the dream is fading. The arro- gance of the Prussian oyerreached and brought America into the war be- fore the PrusSian could dispose of his European rivals Before all of Europe was broken and bloody under the heels of Potsdam, the last of the great leutralS swung into line against him.
 And while America was armirg her dollars were fighting the Prussian. The First Liberty Loan was freely of fered to the weakened treasuries of our allies. While we gathered and trained the man-poWer of Amci ica that is beginning to tear its way into the German Empire we were making the gold of America fight and fight hard for the cause of freedom It ,,as so with the Second and Third Loans, and the Fourth Loan is shaping the battering ram that will rive open the very gates of the German Empire.
 AS 1t is being raised one of the Kai- ser's allies, yisIonins the handwriting on the wall. surrenders and the whole of the magnificent Kaiser dream of great German Middle Europe crashes 10 ground with the equalization of Bull garia
 Like the Other Hun
 The kaiser's dream is going the way that went the dream of Tamerlane, of Caesar, of Napoleon and of that ether Hun, Attila. It's going will be has tened by the avalanche of American dollars pouring into the Fourth Loan.
 Better than anyone else the Huns can realize the strength of the nation that Is so readily and 50 powerfully backing up the greatest military and naval program that is under way in the world today For they know how nearly the war chest of Germany has been scraped, how hard 1t will be to raise the next German loan in a coun- try that hears the guns of the Allies coming nearer and nearer.
 The German troops have fought for four years. They now face fresh, viz orous, unwearied Americans schoolad by the Allies and our own officers iR every trick of the war game. The Ger man people have been subscribing to war loans for four years They are pltting their marks against an ava lanche. 8 yeritable golden flood of American dollars. Only those in the seats of the mighty in Germany know what this combat means to Hunland