Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-07
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
 CANCELLED; OTHER OFFICERS QUALIFY
Influenza Situation Prevents Holding of Reception After Inaugural; Governors Two Sons Reported Ill
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mediately following the inaugural ceremonies.
 Governors Address
 Governor Campbell spoke but brief ly in taking over the office which on a former occasion he had relinquished after long fight. His address was as follows:
 The privilege accorded me in ap- bearing before you the second time to take the oath of executive office demonstrated that the determined will of a free people has been made manifest To the people of Arizona l consecrate my whole service, rever- ently invoking the help of Almighty God for strength, wisdom and fidelity.
 With the termination of the world war, Arizona, in conjunction with every other state in the Union, is on the threshold of a period of recon struction Individuals, as well as the state, must pursue different courses from those imposed by war condi- tiOns; industries will face new and perplexing problems; public policies which have been adequate in the past will now be hopelessly ineffective. The world has been shaken to the foundations, and while the bedrock of our body polite remains intact, the shattered walls of oH- civilization must be rebuilded" The structure which will replace the demolished one must be of such material and con struction that it can never be rent asunder by any force Of man.
 We will do well to heed the warning of one of our eminent statesmen: ''The one danger of any reconstruc- tion is not the invention Of the hu- man mind; the danger is in letting go the old before the new is tested. The ship must not be allowed to drift We must be sure that we have the power to take us in the new direction before we let go the anchor. The nation is ripe, not so much for any one change in it's way of doing things, as for an extension and broadening of its own old way We shall recon struct, build anew, for a broader de- mocracy in which men will learn more perfectly to work together, not for the making of Q great state, but, on the contrary, for the making Of more selfowned and growing indi- viduals
 Serious Problems of Peace.
 Thinking men and women know the first few months of peace will present problems equally or more serious than those which confronted us prior to our entry into the war. It was much easier to sever the business and finan- cial interests of our loyal men and send them abroad to perpetuate lib- erty than it will be to receive back and return to them the business and financial interests they left They ac- complished nobly the mission we sent them to perform. Now, the first duty of every American man and woman is 10 the thousands of men who will shortly return. The war is done. but our duty is not done'
 Upon our success in reconstructing our legislation and industries to best fit the need of our returning soldiers, will rest the stability Of the restruc- ture which We shall contribute 10 the civilization of the world. These men have fought and have been ready to die to preserve our liberty. Can we insure them liberty when they return to our shores?
 Anarchy possesses Russia. It threatens Germany and Austria Italy and France may easily be contaminat- ed by the same evil. Violent reform CTS of any body polite, whether they be known as l. W. w. or bolsheviki. are enemies of civilization and liberty. because they are enemies of cfviliza- tion and liberty, because they are enemies of order; they are enemies of equal opportunity: they are enc mics of equality; they are enemies of everything for which this war has been fought, and their proper place is in arms beside the kaiser They have no place in our battle line because they are your enemies and mine. Do you realize the cost in life, in treas ure, in mistakes 10 make q nation orderly, self-gOverning and free? It has taken a century and a half to bring this nation to the place that it occupies today-and yet a fraction of