New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-06-28

war "a RudIgers name a not legion. but popmace; and yet a" he }" believed lev ed
s Hull sss sS"%.n Of ., the 4 situation" He got a somber satisfaction u Of
n 1nd out what hiatt. they're in for some day when it's too late maybe; but / tell
~ n% ue' p %~et i hnG the WIN" @std IT. a %s'n ;Hev; They're sc",. at .T a with the be. greatest ss. ::
look about him at all these millions # people behaving as if there WE weren't S~tt
he might forget it a little, and go go omt md play play % ssa. u Tsen another o. "a S Say
he'd, hsd s ,ss some %nso other Ruassr PLAYING sot; and nuassr Would watch him
he Se, would sputter: "They just can't renuze It'll Nobody doing anything,
,n Yes; almost all of u had a touch of Rudler in those days. We mag
us u; Irritable, Irritable and NJ, there sse,, "a a, yasts eoldns W. produced many thousands
get Y To9'i h r on d S%sts,s n1 sounded DE d Y the ao YOU .nt theme - The The. kaiser Has c. will
or = II YOU don't buy Liberty Bonds Are YOU doing your dutys If not
.,ae. ot f sy ssvs sns sst1 ss1 ss5s' y YOU ~ in. such" wa. an .ns ssstssp :s way IA con- ON.
in the 1 light of Later events one may venture to express a doubt and to es.
i Hss' eon a =, ae S %n the that ns,v ts i H9u s1%D II n. was ,sm. INSPIRED + d.. mainly 4n%,, BY
n 1%i Whereas fs "t.c what q, has yo1 really lily, made %onn things . happen o the great scale is
WE US and OUR spirit " '''''S u" Tue
to feel a little antagonlzed. and my thought may be: sWhst business a% 7 ls
tre nc ss'' sith sS4 ' ToU a %en !. Or safely sdys att hoa. 'p ss anyseuy 4o oed 1 You b IN the
the he right 1t. to IT. be screaming Ispreachs' and warnings t me- You don't
It's MOI your your war war than it is mine and YOU think YOU have to wake me
the kind at whom the YOU shooting is chiefly aimed, my emotional process
me to do anything I don't want to do You can't work ME- Ia boz S"'s " S''
md OF " course course t sns' yG were sd ,1ar S%us1 " who Oh had (, to b, be s1sned into a effort.
DSasan' 4 An Il w Pl01 %s n have csR PROVED we'd t to be those hose. Of .t the first ",I person
formerly called "oermsnAneresns" It was WEI a''1 Us sand and OUR %HsA that
under the mustard plaster pronoun you. When the "GermanAmerican..
s;p " e'" Tses ;'s %sh sep ss1. ' :sn oTs fssess rss e.; ~a;; they =. erased sss xs sas
to war with any country except Germany, and this is one great benefit
hyphen. She counted N killing it, and 30 far her calculations we're cor
rect But she is not pleased with her success in the matter. for she made
q mistake in a important detail: she thought the "aerman.Ameucans
would drop the American side Of the hyphen; she thought they were really
Germans. They weren't. The hyphen is gone forever, and there aren't
American Amy .ess~ ss.sns' FROM s'H Ass.. any ,s %s's .n in 0 4.S ssu'; ;%; 'a as, . are only
Americans often said YOU to the rst If u and the ret Of US often said
YOU to them; but now all of us say WE, US and OUR.
A young friend Of mine, Of German descent. told IN lie how 1t al with
him. Until April, 1917, he had been proGerman. and at times critical
Of u governments attitude toward Germany. Only a week or 10 after
wa, ar wa. "a declared, Jared, net IT., him "a and a,l he wa: in on!torn-a ashtins man. uni
until my country went to "a ! loved Germany and I naturally thought
you take your ola and admired friend: side when he gets into a contro
versy with people are strangers to your Well. I think I vas all
right to have felt that way and to have taken that attitude up to the time
I may have been mistaken. But Germany is n friend Of mine now. No
sir! Not from the moment when she became the recognized enemy Of
this enemy Of my country If it costs my life. Germany is my enemy I'm
out to help get the kaiser. and we're going to do hr'
who found it difficult to see how a viewpoint can change with changed cir
cumstances; and the doubt vas CALLING and unhdpful rs suspicious doubts
uniform and fight Germans felt the need Of attacking somebody they could
get at and make vince. They suffered from the natural and just anger
Hindenburg to be directly affected. and a lot If Ut just couldn't contain
ourselves; we we're SO hot we had o let out and give something or some.
cans" and made It a little harder for them to declare their loyalty, but the
vast majority Of them behaved 10 well under the stress that after a while
we had 70 abandon this means Of blowing of our steam. So W e picked
up the British word Stacker" and used It o ven u irritation; and perl.
haps W e did a little good, here and there. with our "sacker" talk. an !,
certainly we did son harm. We we're very free with the word. re- editors. 4
writer's and speakers who were not in uniform ourselves W., were espe-
dany bitter against what W e liked to call the "swfveLchair warriors" In
Washington. There we're men Of draft age. It appears. serving in som of
the departments in Washington. and without pauing to inquire how many
Of these were physically unfit for service in the field, Dr. how many had ".
come indispensable In the positions they we're filing. W ragged against then.
viruous congressman, who themselves had n intention Of ever being ex.
IT, VXIo~1xo., Igrand host; Unreasonable marching /
1uC w O1ACAS ever forward since the beginning Of
But it IS to you. ye workers who do crowned. conquerng host, noble every
already work, and are Is grown men, soldier in It; sacred and alone noble. /
noble and honorable In a sot mat IN Let him who Is lot of 1t hide himself;
whole world calls for new work and let him temble for himself. Stars at
Subdue mutny. dscord. every button an not make him noble;
widespread dispa o anfume Jus sneaves OF bathgarters Tor bushels of n