El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
AUT0CRAGY To
DIE, SAYS HAYS
Sad to Talk Of Bayoneting
on Sunday, But the War
Must Be Victorious.

1T is too sad that we must mar this
pleasant Sunday afternoon with a dis
cussion OF how men may best bayouet
their fellowmen: but there is in this
country for everyone of Us but one
business, and that IS 10 win the war
on this question Of the war. there is
but one side. and on thar side shall
stand every political party and every
member Of every political party that
is entitled 20 any consideration"
Opening with this 100 per cent
American declaration. VIII Il. Hays,
chairman of the Republican national
committee. held the interest of over
500 FL PasOans for about halfean
hour sunday afternoon at the court
house auditorium, emphasizing the
fact that every ounce or America s
man power and material resources is
necessary II the war must be won
schoolmates Among DELEGATION
AR. HAYS was conducted to the plat
form by an informal delegation, sew
eral members Of which were his for
mer sch0Olmates. Among them were
J. A. Smith. C.. y. Bassett, 3. l.
Farrar. r. ". Broaddus, A. p. Coles
and Burt Orndorff Following q pro-
gram OF patriotic songs by the Or
pheus club. Mr. Hays was introduced
By Mr.. Ornd0rff. The Republican ma
tional chairman spoke in part as fol-
lows;
Liberty. fuU grown. first came TO
life in this country when our govern
ment was established, and in this
country has the temple dedicated to
the rights and equality Of mankind
been erected Now the mission Of
America Is about 90 be realized Al
the truths and purposes that brought
together the continental congress are
now about 20 function.
Instrument 10 Rescue Mankind.
This country is the only instru-
ment 10 go into EurOpe's seethlng nell
and rescue mankind, and when Am-c-4
lea does That. her mission viii be ac-
After praising the loyalty OF his
home state. Indiana. which quad
rupled its regular army quota and
oversUbs cribe every money call and /
painted the red, white and blue from T
Lake Michigan TO the Ohio river AR .
Havs continued
We are sending our men 10 France T
because the battle is there. IL e IS
not fought and won on French soil il 4
The world became too small for autoc- F!
racy- and democracy, and autocracy /
had TO die
Kills Her Baby Boy.
What are we fighting for2 An I
intelligence officer who had been in /
Gently, told me that he stopped once !
at the hut Of French peasant woman I
for some water. and noticing she was T
in bad spirits asked II the Huns had .
been there. and she replied in the af- 4
firmative. asking If the visitor no.
liced a spot on the floor.
piled !
Well that's where a German SOL /
der stamped the head off my y {
month old baby boy the woman ex- {
planned.
what are we fighting fore We /
are fighting SO that kind Of business I
cannot 90 on any longer in Cod 4
green world We VIII fight and die +
until we have q peace by victory. and 4
never shall there be peace by COM I
promise
Less Pr0fiteerinE: More VOLUNTEERING. 4
No. 10 win the war abroad. there I
must be absolute peace at home. There
must be that political peace. that puts /
every thought towards winning the I
war, and there must be that kind Of 4
industrial peace that places tevery 3
atom Of energy towards winning the I
war There must be less profiteerfng
and more volunteering in this coun-
Try.
That laWless individual-thatl law
less briEand-who calls himself an
u ". W. is q traitor to the country z
and should be treated as such There I
- --A one hll4 OF El-Qlciu8 LOr MN
the kind that is taken standing
against the wall and il should be adj /
ministered at once
Wilson's Declaration MaGnn Charfa.
This war may take five million
men, five years and q hundred billion /
dollars, but il has 20 be won. and viii 1
be Won. because right always wins
President Wilson's declaration OF :
" ar aims shall be magma charta for /
the future Inhabitants Of the world.
In III Paso you need no urging in .
the Liberty loan campaigns, but we
must all buy and buy zntil ir hurts
and then buy and buy until il stops 4
hurting.
Soul Not Touched Yet
1T is only in the love of its peo-
pie that the safety of q country may
exist and so lets have more love Of /
country. more Of that love Of country
that puts the soul into the countrv's I
welfare. Americas soul hasn't been
touched yet
The speaker concluded with a. trf-
butte TO what women are doing. saving
that every man not in the trenches /
is a 'tpiker7
Has Delightful Day.
7 have had one OF the most inter-