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I ?'iir ,n< m. ?-. bock apoa reejeeat. Ne rod ;
i f.;.Un?.'. \\?- make g"*"i pi-eeaptlj II the sdrer
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I he ? ilipino Revolt Should B
Drath-Blow to the Sedition?
Coddling Jones Bill.
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bill, now i
h oui ovei eignl y in the PI
? j-r.Vrrntr,?-.,* will!
cloud en Its <A*?ii iiti<- to il.*- Philip?
pine Archipelago, If it dispai
ity by declaring the latter to be merely thai
ton : tor, if it practicall] ?polo?
? r uareiaing ? control in the
? hut otaber feeling than conten
w*eakn>i s. can it i?*? ?
Filipino agitatoi - end politki
der the rich inheritance of the American ?craps
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?' folly of the Jonei bill is that I
lit either tbe dignity and interest! of the
1 nil ! Sta!. - of th*- mase of the
i*id-, !? it framed tl eneflt of
the native politician"?, who can us?
to magnify their nun imp* rtance. They can :
upon the rapidity of ?tome ai
by holding out tl I ol n near-at-hand
i'-uatiori and the creation of a I
teat, of which they will n
tr. ?
I*. Jones bill in it? futile preamble (which
I-ilipino agitators will craftily ronstrue
int.. a Mriea of binding pledge?) ...?? that
? ' h the purpose of the peop
i ted BtateS to withdraw their sever? .
the Philippine Islands." It talks of "the
peedy accomplishment of such purpose" and an
that the extensions in local sclf-govern
meiit which the bill itself provides for are ?-ranted
ely in order to prepare the Filipinos to enjoy
of complete independ?
an impudent untruth to say that it has
slwayi been the purpose of the people of the
United Statei to withdraw their sovereignty over
Philippines. Moreover, even Mr. Jones himself
.. preaOahk is not legislation and
that the promise! which he is holding out to the
Filipinos are really only claptrap. But they
just the sort of claptrap which will best suit the
pvrposes of the fomenters of sedition in the isl?
I do most to encourage tin- activiti
ill believe that we arc only seeking
an exet] np and that our exit ca
materiall] expedited by nagging and violence.
Htj of the native political clasi il the
only real motive power behind the agitation for
Philippil . lem-e. At a recent hearing
? ? the Senate Philipp; * mittee the '?
Governor t?enetal of the Philippii e , Mr. Hender
S. Martin, admitted that only 10 per cei
the population wanted an indepet.dent native gov
? ' per ' ct raalixe that they
S under American rule than
Would be under a native regime. But if the
I luted Stetes nsglects the lnte*-est? of i
cent and back.* u?. the selti.-li agitation of the 1"
per cent who want to exploit the community, the
I the people will have no choice but
' terms they can with their pre
*ht of Mr. Mart: Mit but con
? ony it is closf that the pa
the Jones bill would result only in increasing in.
y and unrest. If we art ? [g the
Philippines .-imply to coddle the local po
tiil they can take over the spoil- ,? might
? ? v. ?'11 get out at once. But if v.e are to maintain
i n Ignty (and the United stat
.?ndoned territory to which it haa as Dmed
.ve must stop apotogiting foi governing this
?ency in our own Interest and in the true
The Jones bill r. pi
il evasion of the obliga?
-ly logical outcome WOU
?ham continuation of American rule.
a, entiment and undermined by i .
? d revolution.
Information for the Whitman Adminis?
tration.
r or '-.eral v.I??
? i<*ipal KeM-ar? h h .
nner workings of the New \
? 'y as and
? i sss which needed rt
[?nintton It i- reported that th<
authori.'? j mpile
data for the apj
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lings and i by that
i
' i-e rabnti! i >i l?hitn?an tor hi.?
are many |ggpg?J*W ? Sttlsd in *!e
eaa administration, i
intll Um
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thi ??
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ly. Il d? pal "'
I'.e, Berthing a-a luuch ?u hjj uU 1 .
mf
on. A
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fair, Im
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that \
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working ' chop
get ?
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Fighting for Their Right to Cheat the Sick.
n illiona
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for ih<*ir s\?
suppoi
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Through the co ml who will lo
? ? siness
is [.it ?
?
erful They ha ?
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trying to pn of the
Health . er 31 1
Ol ?' '. !.?':? ::?. :.
ful.
Another Belgium I.clow the Rio Grande.
ducting themselvi :
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But the
by the B try th?
?a . ? outhern bor
oth? Wonieii
starving archy,
and in? ? In fact, along with this
.? pitiful :
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Gutierrez that the ci it is will .-??<?
ay I?*.'
to Vill p ??Il Bumn
I ? r*hi< f producl of M<
widows and orphans, while tli?- i'
th? d '??
authority.
? ry will reputii-it
The Wilson admin*
?stratum's Bttitude ha
Mexico. Anarchy has bei
n,oral meddling, unsupported b; d nol
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*',,. Mexic
? ry.
Lunches for Hungry Pupils.
? ndent Mxawell'a piar; to i . ?
school pupils learn to cook foods which can be
l for pupil.-' lunches at nominal cos!
Rood on.'. The idea of operating cookii
is practical. The Buperinb
tion of their work?"concocting ?lain?,
which there i-- no U
been rather of the fads-and-fai ciea type. It
would be salutary for the pupill
and the pupils who need food i" eat t?> have the
training gain a practica!, utilitarian char
L- ? cperiments by a schoolteacher who ha.
kept track ol' the weight of her pup
i?lei a'nle proportion of im] ling or
of malnutrition. I'? many children
ling the public schools are actually
fed this v, mter. There should be a ready ve?
to Supei : ?'. ppeal for
funds to pui
ryinp out his plan of fun I those
who need it.
The Minkrn "Humane" Bullet.
The first
,- of the present war occur- in "Ti ?
don Lancet.-' It i- the view of Colonel <i. II.
force. H is by far the most unfavorable
that has come out of the - war.
A- a prclini" Colonel M
the "humane" civilization which adopted the
modern, su] I at the
tima proceeded to make war chiefly with
which "cut ??IT a 1 n arm or -?
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fair criti?
cism, columns
before, artillery,
of the battles m France aid Belgium, and th
??m .-hells and shra]
. ??humane" by any stretch of < ?
I i ten ible destructi ts th?
tigator at the outset I arch.
Turning to the question of rifle wound-, i olo
' ikins Anda the modern pointed bullet far
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by ai
too often fol!'. . ,,f -hj.
I unexpected condition
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I ?le :
u lowing the
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A
ai nitni
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?i the prod
apertai
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All this ;??
terr i'le desti uctivenesi of n o
when This "human?'"
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iabatL
The Conning Tower
ON THE APPROACH OF l-MS.
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? ? arman
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Wo ho] c thai ????. aaw
bed Sat??
? anta, as
she'.; In a bel
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impugn
tat, ?re
i pono?
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tiduoua,
mi .>!'...? ii our own saw ei rem
Dea ? v>.: Hutel
the ? ? How i Mr. Pa]
And I .?aid.
\,, ' ther I were not ? ivcht in
rood thing I
from o ' might can ?
? hat not. And I ask? I tell mj
o, which he did.
?' ? Edna Fei i ei with my wife;
and th? nee to H. < pper, just ? mack,
,ni. but I found it qui
! ? it home. Thii day the
ad I 1 my blanket.
old wind Off the river did
it protruded
from under tl pi V all 1
27 ?Lay | ov< I ? Mae?
?. ith it - long ehaptei -
ed the author w .
|y m ith picturing ?
i I so; but it wi
I ild he ?might de ai other
? with the ? (cination ol "Carnival." To the
city. tisttosee me,
that ?lid .i nop
Book.
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111 to which ha?
? Missouri. Not count
most
her day,
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f r. a,
READY FOR SELF-GOVERNMENT.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN
An Open Forum I if
Public Debate.
A CIVIL SERVICE ARMY
The Idea Stir? a Vigorous Protest
from a Public Employe,
lit r of The !':
Sir: The articles in youl
Arthur A. Henning and G. !
traininc for e vil aer
rouaed In in
only anger, but diaguaf for rh?l
eowardtce o
irritera, preaamably American eil
1 have only one queetion to ;i.~k of
?; em: I- either of them a niem!>er of
l York State Ml
Have they any knowledg? of ha du
thej
think that we '"i I i n cm
? i., nothing I
bol merely ait by ai d m ..? for
? and I ."ith ot th
? - ? If thai
.
Civil aen irk a
hard i in private con
and becauae the? to re
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-, ad ol froa :
Hing them i I
? mployei as well as ( i
,.,i n' . in the priv*
ol working :"'' I ? '?
.
Mr. llocnack n i
? pro
poaal the eonaid?
mkI that the authoritiea quit?
: ? ? diatincl
civil ;t? ?i milita?*] dutiea and ?rill keep
it?. I
ean alao assura Mr. Hi ? . ovi!
service employea will ha among the
,, volunteer for military d i
Of any foieittn C'>:i p icati ?n I, 1
would ; lao ad??so him to read the ( v.1
\. N. MAYER.
Brooklj n, Dee, 84, l'JM.
BELGIUM'S RIGHTS
With a Parallel Cited from the Beat
of Authority.
To the Editor of too Ti
Bin Dr. Dernburg'a article on B?l?
ai aaion in Th? of to?
da] prompt me. a a i ? I Amei ? ?
? an, t< .itictor how |i
i either an individual ei
igreement wil
and other individ?ala or nationa, I
.-?,' to talk a 1 -i" eiflc par?
ticular?- involved In the agreement,
talk being confined to
rreement "?
' ? l had gned ai agi ? ement with
. m. n. pled| ? ? to do
a eertain thing ??? itn mj property or
min bad
elvea te help ra
I fail to see when
be at all unlaa ful or in th?
? ne of
?
on hi*- help If another pai ti to * u
bouid plaj ? lamaga nu?.
??hould I need financial aaaiatanee, I tw
l *. ould be ? ? n m?
ghl : I prudentl] ? ther I
0 or It,006: and in
? iiiiiiin.i, a th the ? a I i ijei I
ng American I fail ;
? ? ... rould ' ? ip|
national affaira, provided the nal
iki B? l| ib . i infii ad -?11 of th* ?
: if th?
... and d ?
.* lide partie?. In
thi* case it evident from
? 1' lifium nad reason ?o
fear German treachery; that for aev?
eral reara Germany bad coveted Bel
liana, and full; intended* e? Bernhard!
aad many ether Gernaaai had declared,
?'. i elata bar i utrahty la the event
Ki.nici .
In ' a of 1 , it is ao wondi ? I al
i 'u.: try, n- In IMO, I
. promise of m many,
a i,. iheuld I ? r re a
ol aid fren a ni -.
?t of auth..nt, :,-? ,)? :,.
from n?" a earner of mi propertj !
Just a.? I would have till
ha -..-.._? laoaUai if -_i_?_?U auL
'ight in leeuring
German in?
It' the recent di
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'hut a plain American can
in, and he won1 be en
oil Hi
lave.
In
Gern u
i :: Dr. Di rnbui
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..u authority to which hil
gives su
but an auth
Gen
g ,11 thi.-. in ?
, Dr. Dcrnburg
to I H
i which ? ogy to ti:.
: in.my '.lia*.
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.i anj .wanted
i
v ? * and
refusal to
d tii?
? 1 I, I i', ::: ,! -ill
gered ? ?enr?an",. The Gen
?
? e Queen of
old i ?? ? nt to Na
?
analogy, the moi i of the
.i. the pro]
now that Gei
guilty
nation to th<
.
lany in
161 I. in turning
'
\ ith century B. ?'.. for
I ? ? ... future
a Germany reclaimed, will
Miiall
her to rule
?
? . will
I ? . ,1 ,. ?hah, ?? ruin
HI \ l ROBINSON.
38, l'.'i i
LEANING ITALY
She Is Always Fsltinrj In with the Al
l,ei, but Herrat Doma.
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Sir: Ever since the begi
.ear I
-. ii or: it-,
'
Pi .. the
eurred to tl
public that at
ild Its
?tuatria a ould
? iding her
?
l
,'Mi.r
own
A l this voXild rial
:
1
\ oi k pap? rs informed us a I
tively
join the All ? i en December 16. Well,
sere we have the Mth, and the
laid is tl
? .: g I.,1 ippointmenl
'he p..?" * ? ? ' that R imania
??AI
I un that the Allies s
ara) ? espeet i
Ii German* expects i
from others, bul
in her own ab III to r?i
i ???
RENEDK r PRIETH.
INewiua. N. J.a Dee. 14, 1911
TWO SCHOOLS IN ONE
How the Overcrowding Problem I
Being Solved in P. S. 89.
?? Editor of Th?- Tribe
Sir: For I
? : ? reedy th
notorioual) bad conditioni at Publ
ia ver] mue
? rowdetf, the class rooms w?
adequate and the sanitary arrang.
n
When, n. October of thl
of the Vanderveei
ted th
.... tting o
? .? floor, which is aboi
i
in every room in the basement, an
, re providi
.
pu|
rdrol
buill
?hrec claa Ch Idren from one fan*
ily were at?, nding ach ?ol
houra, reaulting
ent i .i hou for I
? me.
No* effort
which were pul ? ? t h for a numbe
of yea:-, practically no impr?.
waa made and no provision wh
,:<?(! to meet ?he ?ncreaeingl*
crowded and un atisfaetory cond I
board bro..
relief.
rm the Van
Uaoeiatiot
? me m ai coub
:., remed? the litn
i atria ?
lamu i>.
pel in ?atead of adopt?
meaeurea, ir. con june?
n the Flat
\ in ap
pointment ' Pre idenl
? ' | ? : : . ?
? tendent 11
appened that Mr. Will?
?am Win '. Gai
I in by the city authorr iei
??i meet the
r com nu" ?
? Churchill!
and a Ll .? promptneaa -.?. ?-, ic'n h
? irpr ni ; li
?? had look
? tondent
:. ? hurt
ipei intendenta, ai <i Mr. Wiri
a put in cha' . ol and
?:* to relieve
? i on.
for v?*v
? \ery
effect
? ature
n of th?
i
?a aaii w thi beat claa - i eon
? ? auditorium
the other class i
n. drawing .'. culture work.
thai all the
facilities of the school ara uaed aimul*
.: it poaail
illy I
? ? Mut in
order It hia ideas there mii't
-
? i au? litoriui
-,lupia
Tl.
? er.lnr?ement o?
li partment.
. i thorough.*1 la favor
? providing the ?ties and of
?Vu? a free hand la earn -
' ? ily arc hlS
. but His -'.ipur.
rat that i have heard thai
; toward . adlata re
.. ,
Id ?
B)
?no ??:. ? i
pro? id? d ? fair trial
?
carried out, to give every child la New
York a full school day together withl
nk\\vu\ <
trainii.t
vided.
PAPER TO KEEP OUT THE COLD
A Chance for Everybody ??? P?*?? ?*?
Word Along.
: ?
?ly frta
. til. S
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The ' eU.V.
oi cold ; ?t_r
warmth or the <***??
B it. ol o ii pe
Here t brief ;. .
what n xtomn
th.* alii vial .,
Wrapped within the
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[| l'a'
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dm* ???
ich. j
Vo i have only 1
i y placini* lay*
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?.* hat almost m.??.
? ?he es?*'
weather. I* ible ho* ***'
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t'.on; and tl > ri?"*",
. :? ."
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?a?'
paper underneath '" .,
and the bod
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told thai ' To?*'
money "'?.?
the question, ?*
aal*
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tarn*
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Onlv th.- n:oi . I
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way literal','. '\t V*
ing th? ? ??it'
?re*!*?
far a? outward apt" ' ????
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?stly. if not ? IttOm
?urely ?mm>i v ,_?*?__
/rtS-fli
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ntW*
lil e a ? eld
paper jusl * !"
?n-the-week newapaper! ^
Supposing the readers ol tn" ?
one. ?*"><* h in In* or her o
elal way. take what ad?. *? tags "T*
d of th,? . ?*' M i
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pajM th, word eleni **' ' T.-,
h ? many a? | %.
obaer ation hai
???*???
rhrougl , /.
M doubt, much unneeesssi* amr
? stepp? " i^g^
* H ?
?a , eaae for "do ?
Ne-? Ifork, Dee.? I