Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-27
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 LIBERTY DAY

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 From this dawn of democracy France was baptized to a great future. Italy, Switzerland, and Austria, and even Germany. said the speaker, felt the same wave Bismark was called on to staunch the spirit in Germany. Again few years later and still again was he called on for similar services, and each time he did his work faith fully and fully.
 And today" said Dr. Von Klein Smid, it is the spirit of Bismark which is trying to stamp out the spirit Of democracy"
 The speaker referred to his Ger man extraction, and to the exodus from Germany of those who had sought in their own land. democracy, but were forced to flee to another country to establish the ideals for which they were willing to give up their lives. He spoke of his old grandfather who had Snapped his nngers in the face of the kaiser" and come to America to make his higher ideals safe for his children and their children.
 Yours the Same Glory"
 Yours is the same glory-yours is the same duty" he declared. Tt is yours to sustain the higher ideals Of this democracy and civilization for which your toreiathers fought and bled."
 pr. Won KleinSmid then traced the spirit of Germany from the time of Bismark, showing how the people had been reared with the inheret belief that they were to govern the world. how the autocratic heads of the gov ernment had made even their own people subserviant to this end, and how they had boasted that after France had been done away with, af ter England and Italy and Belgium had been subdued and Russia con quered, then would be ample time toI take care of that measly little hand ful of states" He pointed to the pre- posteIDusuess of the boast that a country of 65,000,0O0 persons should rule a world. And yet, he declared. with all the forces arrayed against them, the kaiser now holds in his hand the destinies of 170,000,000 people.
 Of course, said the doctor, the Ger mans will not rule the world.
 That will not happen, and I say it because of the faith I have in the great and indomitable American spirit.
 The spirit of Germany. said the speaker, is wrong Their system of education, O. religion and of military. is wrong. He then turned to the Hun frightfulness and gave reason for their crimes against women and babies.
 The Germans can out-hell hell, ne declared with vehement emphasis.
 Must Give Everythine
 pr. Von KleinSmid told of the sol i dier in the hospital and of the emis 1 sary of education who called on him. | It was a beautiful day. Other sol l diers were out walking about in the sunshine. but this boy lay on his cot, ! his body covered with a blanket. The emissary addressed him with a | quiery: You do not look ill my lad. | Why aren't you out enjoying the sun shine." The youth pulled the blanket rom below Both his rect were gone, ' had been frozen and amputated. The emissary was abashed at having re- ferred unwittingly to the boys in- juries, and started to apologize.
 Its not much" the youth told him; my country called on me fer my life and all I had to give was my feet and the boy smiled speaking i
 The government has called on us for our lives" said the doctor. We must answer bravely. We must cry out in ready response, here are our feet, and here are our arms, and if needs be, here are our lives
 Tribute to Lafayette
 Dr. Von KleinSmid closed with a tribute to Marquis de Lafayette. He cited the visit of General John J. Pershing commander of American fcrces in France, to the tomb Of the dead hero, and the brief words of