Arizona republican., 1918-10-05
BY KNOCKOUT ONLY WAY TO MIN
 LASTING PEACE
Dr. Lockwood, Returned
 from Third Trip to France,
 Describes Conditions There, Pleads for Support

Win the war by knock out. by i <iiing every German who wants to >@fry a gun. Oyer-optimism is the greatest danger at this time because t threatens the all-important home ''lort Tor tho Liberty loan and such "-tucles sustaining the morale of the men at the front. The backing given .'t men in America thrills and stimu- iaies them as nothing else can. Do not bc too optimistic as to peace. for Iasiing peace can come only when ihc Allies have crushed the last bone in the German monster. We arc going 70 Win the war; When. l don't care SO much"
 These were some of the telling shots from tho locker of Dr. C F. Lock wood. formerly English professor at lae University of Arizona, but now In tnc transport service. delivered tu members of the Rotary club yesterday noon. His story of what Is being done h'fc and iu France brought the club members Co their feet with rousing applause when his informal address was finished
 pr. Lockwood has made four trips To Trance, has seen conditions at the Front and gave facts and figures whict showed inc amazing extent of the wal work which has been done by America and tho allies.
 Supplies For Five Years
 For instance. Dr. Lockwood said that America had on the ground in France carly last April enough supplies 10 last its armies for five years. Bases. seven miles square and piled 15O feet aieh with goods. are maintained and ln this vast store of materials all is cafalogucd so that it may be quickly brought into service.
 The nation Is sending as many as 100000 men a month abroad and has landed at a single port as many as tUooo men in a single day. It has car ricd out it's extensive program, and there must be no faltering now, least li ah because of favorable news.
 Danger of Over Optimism
 Dr. Lockwood dwelt particularly up- on the danger of optimism He Insists that until the German military power tastes the dregs of military humiliation there can be no lasting peace. and unless this generation Nghts until Germany has tasted such " defeat future generations are not safe and will never forgive it.
 We must win the war by a decisive knockout" said the speaker. q am drcadfully fearful of over-optimism. Headlines and editorials in newspapers arc too optimistic for theer can be no peace until We have crushed the last bone of that great German mons ter mhiiarism. That we are going Co win tho war there can be no doubt whom. ] don't care so much.
 We must fight on until we have Killed every German who wants 10 carry gun. Anything less and this generation will never hold a place of honor in the generations to come
 What Home Backing Means
 Ihere Is nothing which thrills and ,iimulates the men over there like the support given them at home. Backed up by united America. their morale is wonderful They want to know how fhe people are backing up the Liberty 'onds and other war agencies. and tou should hear the expressions from inc men when proper action is taken aga tnst the pacifists and l. ". W and such agencies hindering the wal.
 And the war will be won by the morale Of the people the home morale as we'll as that of the men at the front When ! made my first trip 10 France was fearful. but when 1 came back after two months something wonderful Nad happened. lt was about the time 'f the presidents force. more force address. The people had pulled them selves together and now the danger is in a misunderstanding of things at the iront, so that that home morale does not do those things which have tc he done.
 America, that great, powerful and prosperous people. may never know TnuNfwD u huf T through. Not until the bleeding heart of America is laid against the bleeding heart of humanity will America under. stand.
 Stopping the Mad Doc
 When a mad dog runs down th, street you toss a stone at the dos you have really done nothing. Wher you try Co stay it's course with a sticl YOU have done little, but when vo, throw yourself at that mad dog ant hold if. foaming and snapping at YOU tearing your flesh. then you have don, something Germany Is the mad dos rushing headlong down the street O Inc nations. Tt was little Belgium which threw herself at it's throat hrave England dashed at that ma, dogs flank. and the might of tn great republic of France hurled th mad dog back at the Marne. iniure, So it has never recovered They hay, stood between us and that mad dog fo three long years"
 Tho "Y" worker told Of the eagle of tho air which watch out for tn -onvoys as they near land. scannint every shallow for the hidden sub marines. and of the eagle boats whicl lash about dropping depth bomb wherever there is any suspicion thi fhe submarine may turk. He say That thc submarines are just as afrai, 70 the armed convoy as the convo, afraid of the submarine. and tha without any doubt when German, sought fo frighten America by in submarine display off the coast q the United States she showed ho, little she understood the people c this nation. for from that time com nencod tho unification which ha made America such a factor in fin world war
 President r. W. Lewis of the Rotar