Arizona republican., 1918-04-27
CLUB MEMBERS
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 PATRIOT WOMAN
Rotarians Hear English
 woman Give First Hand Story from "Over There'
 and Ask for Home Work

With compelling words that dra- matically expressed the need of loyal ty, devotion and service of the army back of the lines, Grace Manners Brougham yesterday addressed the Rotary club at it's ladies day luncheon at the Central school build ing. The forceful argument advanced by one who has been lover there and witnessed the atrocities that have been committed by the Hun. met with applause that frequently interrupted the speaker. She did not dwell upon the situation in France but rather on what could be done at home to aid in the prosecution of the war which she prophesied would end when all were united back of the lines.
 Her wonderful magnetism, her pa triotism, her logic were felt from the first words sine spoke after her introduction by Mrs. Charles Christy, wife of the club president.
 Privilege to Appear
 Mrs. Brougham declared that it was a precious privilege to appear on a Liberty program and long be- fore she concluded with a war poem 1 by her famous brother. Guy Manners, she had deeply impressed the gather ing with the full value of Liberty. She spoke of the work to be ac- complished at home, the army of i self sacrifice which is organizing and which must be devoted to supply production, the diplomatic army, the commercial army and the army to keep credit The speaker condemned as German propaganda the talk of German efficiency which she termed ] ,Iya .-..fF1 ta1 hx- with view of controlling her people. i German efficiency" she regarded as a mirage.
 Mrs, Brougham attacked the Ger man methods of playing on old hates. old religious differences as she has done abroad and as she is attempting to do in Mexico.
 Blames l. w. w. on Germany
 T warn you against them,' she cried, her eyes flashing with the war spirit. She plays through weakness and that is going to be her undoing as moral strength is called forth to combat that thing" She placed the blame of '. W. W. agitation with Germany, charging the enemy country with instigating the flight. foi money" She keeps in the back ground, but she knows what she is doing"
 The German code of ethics was bitterly arraigned by the speaker who summed up the German philos- ophy in a words as materialism and destruction. She told of the plan to destroy the civilian population through it's intellectual and moral resources.
 ''She may hurt the body, but she cannot touch the soul said Mrs 1 Brougham as she. reviewed the crici- fiXion of Belgium In recalling those early battles in which British courage fought German guns, the English woman questioned how anyone who could worry today when the condi- tions are so much more favorable. Slow in Awakening
 We had a tremendous lesson in which Al peerages lost their heirs Yet we would not give up those years Tn which we have learned true values and had spiritual awakening. II I took America d long time to wake ur but she is due to long sitting up..
 John Z White. noted eastern lecturer was scheduled to appear on the program but he declared that Mrs. Brougham's address was SC fully and completely expressive of the spirit of democracy that all he could add was the Nope that the spirit would be made manifest in the army behind the lines.
 In the course of the noon Luncheon MT Christy mentioned as present two substitutes. Mrs. Mel Fickas ant Mrs. Claude Jones, whose husbands are in the service.
 They are doing something we art talking about and before we arc through we will all be doing some thing" were the prophetic words O the club president