Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-08-31

ion OF conditions in Europe
have been to England and Spain through France where
bases and principal lines OF commune
cation talk with the leading personages
in England France and Spain
immensely impressed by the spirit OF Great Britain and the
magnitude efficiency in all directions OF her war effort winch
perhaps been generally appreciated as yet at Its m value
AS business naturally able realize best their or
panzaton for the business They have drafted their
best business everywhere into the service OF the
Their supply transportation manufacturing and salvage systems
for instance, marvels OF business organization
In the space three years they will have saved to the nation
through salvage or otherwise effect will have created for the
nation S5O000OoO OF things which formerly went into the
scrap heap This lesson America needs TO learh}
Our army is engaged similar work though has yet OF
course, attained the magnitude OF the British
The desire of Great Britain thing possible for boys
over make OF the conradesp IN arms lasting
deep and cordial friendship between the two NATIONS IS
throughout the land from the highest to the lowest.
Whatever world will be safe for humanity and
liberty long America and Great Britain and
trusting another stand guard The world VIII not De SAFE
otherwise for any length OF time.
II she should be given the opportunity Germany by
subtle and open means expected to SOW the
seeds America and England after the war as
she did for years before the war.
France is superb beyond happened be in Paris during
weeks beginning May A when the Germans broke through
Chemin de Danes and came within about forty miles OF ans
when there long range bombardment Oh fas almost S
and air raids practically every night
Yet life and Paris before there was not
slightest evidence OF excitement let alone tear \ sd many
their womenok and children away oheI p
guard against contingencies but there was ao
solute calm and sangirod
II was only the enthusiasm the magnificent hsh-
early last June OF the Americans hu-
edly thrown into neghbohood OF Chateau lherry
which showed the how tense the nerves
underneath the calm.
1t is stirring the OF that relatively small Nn
forward critical moment ana turning
the tide by throwing upon the with irresistible as
full OF the comes to be written
that that action ITS psycholoScal ana
Its determining events
What the men and OF France have done Oh
and uncompanonSy borne OF sacree
the nobest chapters III l
The civilized world owes DEBT TO FRANCE
which
II is touching hand the affection ana Sra
al America In France as wei as
in ENGLAND there is and admng recognition OF me
spirit and aims attitude under PRESIDENT WILSON,
leadership.
And there and appreciation OF e
var and fighting capacities and OF the conduct OF our troops
As TO Spain although intrigue unscrupulous plotting
and the widely prevalent impression hat
her people pedomnantly prot erroneous SPAN
neutral the war but am convinced
that the whole, more pro-Ny thah ote
wise and can be made still more
No American can with the afectonae admiration
the allied nations toward our country
without feeling profoundly and revet than ever pc
fore the high privilege being citizen and without be
mo stirred the obligation do whatever he
iuav can prove himself worthy servant OF the Drea
Republic in peace and earnest and sincere
helper however umb towards the realization OF
her ideals and lofty mission.
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