The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-31
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VI "Aat sact Coalu 40 Willou. Sh'
Is fighting her coun..s bats. 81,
sNh little OF this wor DIS goods CAV,
sApe: a rich man of Guthrie gay.
s2eo and local mansser OF sica
corporation. refused o give at All.
| Which is the par..tg He sub
scription equals those cf mum ef q
men ot larger means NIL c-rIaln al.
secure incomes. some OF whom CAV,
igrudgingly. while hers was cheerful
ly given. She is among The IS pei
cent. while they are Of the p NJ
a poor negro in one OF ca. town
ships insisted on giving 10 "a, cans
the last $500 that he had IN tbs
world: the committee Ill not desire
TO take 1t, but he urge Il or them,
saying tha, he wapIsi TO da tha,
much for the boys over ,hauf aLd
said that he could &c: Job choppir <
cotton and earn enough q lie n.
In contrast 10 this p0p- man. a
wealthy man OF Guthrie. ergagca IL a
business directly depending on the
good viii Of The people fo- support.
subscribed $500 and on beias called
on The second time by COMMITTEES.
Ia an endeayor TO &c, him 10 d. MS
part. Informed the cor mi,tee that
II 4 does not sui, you nay send i.
back: and then told Rem ot the
large number OF Liberty Bcris he had
bought. and also told saeia that a,
Oklahoma City they woult give him
Savings Stamps with his Rel Cross
subscriptions and II they wee not
satisfied he would take It there.
BY what per cent shout. this mao
be classedg
The drive has revealed many
phases OF human nature which should
be OF vital interest to those who have
The welfare OF our country at heart.
Many Of The people gave all that they
could and sometimes more than they I
should spare. Many OF the Weather
elass gave smaller amounts than they
should. while some refused 10 give 4:
NJ.
The pro German is with Us In this
'ouniy: not in large numbers. 1t IS
rue, but In sufficient numbers 10
warrant our careful consideration. IN
'esiigatlon and action Pro-Ger-
nanism in any form is dangerous
hose Indifferent 10 our countrye
leeds. TO our country's demands. 10
ne Red Cross call. are pro- German.
Those whose hearts do not responi
0 the requirements OF wounded or ,
ying boys. are ro-German.
Those who are able 10 give a sub
'antiAl amount and who give only
nough TO satisfy their own peculiar
1nsoience. are pro German and those s
no not only refuse 10 give out insult .
ie Red Cross and its workers. the :
-eatest humanitarian organization |
hich the world has ever known.
re- not only pro-Germans but are
'nserous TO the welfare Of ou-
'untry.
Prom the west side OF the county ID
me reports Of wealthy men who re A
Sc 10 give 10 the Red Cross. One b
eh in worldly goods. owning a val n
Iole farm in his community as well il
a good paying business building IN W
e city OF Guthrie. has given 81 90 Ct
fifth as much as a washer wo- W
an OF Guthriel. Where Is his class 81
ao,her refused TO give at all. O;hes
ed slanderous statements against o,
e Red Gross: giving foolish ex- di
So to keep from aiding the country G
aich has aided them TO become a
osperous q
Every one who refuses TO aid the m
d Cross fails to help his country Ia Is
ne OF need and Is aiding the enemy. e,
refusing aid to the Red Cross be 4. 70
fusing to aid the boys who are CIV ,r
their all ,or him. and he Who 80 b.
fuses is a traitor at heart. si
A rich man from Antelope town :
ip revlled the Red Cross and insult
the cause by giving one dollar all 4
pennies. These hundred pennies
present his loyalty. his devotion.
J patriotism TO a country which has
ansed him from a poor serf. grovei-
under a tyrsnt. TO a rich and pros
-ous American citizen. saioying he
silese Of liberty. But any one Of
ese pennies woGi represen; the %
e OF his soul b'
wealthy man OF Guthrie township T"
used to give to the Red Cross be -
ise. ss he expressed o.. 4 don't ie
1v where the money goes TA:s
ne man Is allowing a valuable farm ~
lie f11e and r-nu m N uea1~ ~.