Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-16
Secretary of State Tells How
 Allied Armies Form Bar ..-rier Of Steel Which Ger
 mans Cannot Break.
CBy Review Leased wire)

WASHINGTON. April 15.-The spirit with which the women of Amer ica are supporting the war is the spirit that will win for this country and the allies. representatives of the American an dforeign governments as speakers tonight told the tentv-sev- enth congress of the National Soci- ety Daughters Of the American RevO- lution.
 Addresses were delivered by Sec retary Lansing. the French and Ital- ian ambassarods, the Belgian and Ser bian and Serbian ministers and other diplomatic representatives of the al- lies. President Wilson, who was on the program for a speech was forced to cancel his engagement.
 Applaud Frenchman Jules J. Jesserand. the French Am bassador. drew great applause wher in the course O. his speech congratu- lated the American government for removing from in front of the war college here the statue of Frederick the Great, the gift of the German Elm peror
 Be of good cheer, be not dismayed; we have faced worse crisis in the past" was the note of optimism that was sounded by the French ambassa- dor in discussing the situation at the battle front.
 Declaring that it was a fitting trib- ute to the spirit which inspired the fathers of the republic in their sue cessful struggle for independence that so many distinguished representatives of the free nations of the earth should be assembled, Secretary Lans- ing said the common spirit and com mon cause which draw up together fined a complete expression on the bloodstained fields of France and Belgium. through the plains and up- lands of Italy and amidst the rugged mountains of Serbia"
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 There the armies of the countries here represented" MT. Lansing said. stand shoulder to shoulder barrier of steel. which even Prussian fury has been unable to break At this very hour the holders of our nations are valiantly fighting and bravely dy- ing in the name of liberty All honor to those gallant men who are bat ting on land and sea against the Prussian hosts.
 Tn the bond which today unites the democracies of the new world and and the old world resides the hope of man. kind, the only possible surety to fu- ture generations that there will be preserved inviolate those principles of Justice which have guided the nations into the paths of progress and of reace.
 Must Win Struggle
 For many years we. as a ration have been growing materialistic, we have thought less and less about our country and that for which it stands, and more and more about our own selfish interests. I don ot say that this attitude has been universal, but that it was the manifest tendency of the times We would undoubtedly have sunk deeper in this mire of self ishness which threatened to engulf the spiritual life of the nation. were it not for those who realized the value of sentiment and constantly appealed to our better natures and sought to quicken patriotism in our hearts.
 For the sale of America. for the sake of all mankind, we must win in this titanic struggle against the would be conqueror of the world. PrIssian militarism has challenged all free men to maintain their right to be free. They have appealed to force and with force they must be met America, the cradle Of freedom, will do her part. We must fight on until the aims pro claimed by the president are achieved. Win we must and win we will. There can be no other end to this war"