Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-10

Without our money, without cur aerial service, without our food. without our munitions, without our men, demOcTa. ey in Europe must so down before au- tOcracy. The United States is the final factor in the fight"
 Thus you see how the question stands with us today, and how the issue is drawn between our own loved Washington and the autocratic lord of the German people.
 First of all in this crisis We must have faith. I do not mean either optimism or pessimism, but faith. It's grand old word and it enshrines Q great virtue that we need at this time
 In this war there will be great and trying losses; there will be disasters and disappointments We must have faith tc be strcng, unfliching. courage ous, in spite of all these holding strongly to our pathway in firm conf denco Of the outcome, and still be- wing in the Power that makez for righteousness.
 We must rave faith because of the men who go to do our fighting for us. IT they lcok back across the Atlantic and sec us listless, given to cur com forts and our ee-e. the victims of in difference, they simply cannot fight. The athlete in a race with all eyes upon 'im, shouting an cheering. their very hearts running with him, can do even more than ',.s pest. For him to run alone. or before a needless multitude, simply means L's defeat II our young men can look pack and see mighty believing people. praying fervently. living eagerly in tho very trenches with them. walking with them in faith through every hardship, for getting other interests in the eager desire to stand right behind them every moment of the time; fl they can look back and see all this. they will be invincible. And those who must go will go happily. We are Pres byterians, and PreSbyterians believe nightly in God and in prayer. And now, if ever. IS the time for us to be true tc our calling and profession.
 Secoudly-We mus -e ready for sscrihce.
 1 can think of but one issue for the present war: and when that happy cul- imitation shall at last have come when the last desDOt. the Hun. the last scion of the house of HOh- enz0llern. shall be swept from the invaded lands, when these stricken people shall again come into their own. what Q splendid and triumrhant friend ship will spring up between the wo men of these lands that have stood and fought together In that victorious day when you ladies shall go to visit your sisters in Belgium they shall be ready to kiss the very hems of your gar ments. How splendid when they shall come tO be guests Of your own homes. There will be friendships that could not besundered by iron bars.
 And it is friendship that will be the keynote in the coming civilization.
 IL is possible for people O. different nationaliiies tc dwell together m friendship and in peace. We are to- day a singular united nation. and vel VIC are a composite people We are English. Scotch. Irish German, Swede, Dutch. Swiss, Bohemian. Slav, Hebrew Rumania1. French. Italian. Spanish, Indian All these clements are com bined in the American soldier. Our first serqeants having the time of their life" calling the rolls of their companies It is told that the First Sergeant of Pennsylvania company sneezed while calling the roll. where upon three of his men answered here" And vet our army officers are .slling rs thet such men were never