The Coconino sun., 1919-01-10
AMERICA FOR AMERICANS.

The only reason that the kaiser and
 the German people are sorry today, is
 because they did not win. They are
 not sorry for any of the fiendish atro-
 cities committed; they are only sorry they had not arranged things so that they could have carried out their he'll
 ish design against the rest of the world. No true representative of
 America will ever condone any of
 their fiendish doings, not a true born
 American will stand for anything but
 a treatment that means that the Huns
 shall be punished to the fullest extent
 for their crimes. They knew what
 they were doing and no crocodile tears
 can save them now--at least no real
 American will stand for that kind or
 an adjustment. Cold blooded torture, fiendishness, frightfulness, rape,
 maiming of children, murder and tor ture of non-combatants; the use of
 every means human intellect could
 contrive, regardless of international
 law; regardless of every decent human
 instinct-an avowed purpose of frightening the peoples of the world as they had never been frightened DtiOTtt d tOHCcflcu lllONclHtUl SUCH dS no individual outlaw and the coldest blooded murderer ever conceived of; years of preparation with the most in-
 sidious program for the utter subjec-
 tion and slavery of the rest of the races of the world. Can the sensible, conservative thinking people of Amer flea sit quietly by and see that nation, the nation which has violated every law of God and man, come cringingly forward, still arrogant, still claiming to be unbeaten, demanding 60 per cent of the jury that is to sit in their case, and, advising seriously as to their needs-not needs, but demands ?
 There is a feeling, strong and deep among the American millions that we have gone without, paid with flesh and blood and money too dearly to believe for moment that America shall sacrifice another ioata; Germany Germany and its pe6ple-they all played the Hun game, shall pay until they have paid for the last drop of blood and misery they have caused the world. If they get off with less, they have won more than any Amer ican mother or any American father can afford to lose. There was no need of the war; the kaiser and his idiotic subjects had all that was ever their due; why should there be priceless lives lost just to convince the kaiser and his subject tools that they could not control the world and make all other peoples his abject slaves?
 This world is a wide affair, but the people should remember that there are the same tendencies among the brainless ones who seem to think that revolution is all that is neces- sary to bring about condition of af- fairs whereby no one will have to work. All they will have to do is to get back to the old condition where Father Adam picked things off the trees. Of course they forget that some one had to plant the trees and take care of them.
 The bolshevik government in Rus sia was a great success, except the fact that none of them wanted to do any work. Then the big fight com menced to see who was to do the work while the big chiefs went about "bolsheviking" Then trouble com menced inside.
 The great l. w. w. movement w | another of the great bolsheviki move ments. It is all right as long as they l are able to get enough other suckers to pay the freight and let them do the "I. W. w. -ing", but the moment the money thus raised runs out-"can you belief me, Ike, ve can't make 'em pay us for dis no more." E