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.Xciu vjork ??ribunc
>-.st ;,, ittnA the Truth: News i iitorlaU
-? advert ieemeuis
VKI?>\V MM \K*. ?* ISK
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4?.
V?M es?* i.urrhsisc mer."hnn?iisc ndiertiscd
m I 11 11 TKIRI M with absolute M?fet>?-for
?1 Maoattafa?-H in resull? in ?n? esse THF.
II.1I.1M' guarantees t.? p.?*? ><??ir tnonc>
ba?k ?iport rc?;i"?t. Vn red tap?-, no ?*ulb
blint:. Uf mftUe gocri prnmpllv il the ad
*crti"-er docs no?.
Germany Faces a Second War.
Aftef Um present war in F.uropo is ?-?vor
there will bt :i second, a supplementary
?pry struggle will bo fol
?io ' ', ; . - ? ' I ? I ' ??' "?
eaten in the fre?d or a draw
... powers *n II continue
to srork together ta the Teutonic
combination c<->mmercia'.'.y. and ?ill see
that Germany has no chance to use her
foreign trade a? a means of r?vonstnict
a\% her military machine.
This purpofe was announced very plain?
ly- In the British House of Commons the
other day by Mr. Welter Bondman, Presi?
dent of the Board of Trade. The British
government, ha said, is alrea<";y p.annirir
an offensive and defensive campait;",
against Germany :r. the Held of interna?
tional trade. It is mobilizing the indus?
trial energies of the United Kinpdom a*:d
?..." the colonies for the of re?
stricting Germany's p ????? I ..- a i ?unpetitor
after pea-fe -.?r.ihacl-les Gernnan industry
gnd re'.ea.-e? the German merchsi
Whether or not Gnat Britain, 1 ranee,
Italy, K lasia, Belgium, PortUga
and Montenegro join in a Zollvereii . Al
lied diplomacy will weld Then: together a?
a unit to resist any trade expansion which
might inure to Germany's benefit.
So far as regards sea .
Germany w.:', be at an immense disad?
vantage after peace is made. Mr. Rur.ci
r.ian hints that (iren* Britain "ill close
her port? to German liner-- .?..ing a trans?
atlantic trade. If 1 raiue a I
the oame the German line?? hetw.?<.?->. New
York and Fnrope will be hard hit I :
?if the passengers by the norther;
book to and from British and French
ports, while if Italian ports
the Med/.errancan traff
j.ra.-tically nothinjr.
If the war gndl in it?:?
the lot of the Genr.an navigstk com pa?
ries will be desperate. Imagine Germany
trying to maintain a world s?-*-*. i?*o with
ell ports in Europe closed, excepl those of
the Scandinavian countries, Hollai < .
and Turkey, and pn * ase of
operations left :? .
Cob ::ics and Cl
Germany'-- greatest priviltege 01 I
has been the .'??? bors of the
nations with which she
Per great trai
built up throug
nal faeihtjo off?
Fraatsaand Italy. Sheha ightin?
?-ay t/i avoid B ?
;-;il?. line long serv?
If l
Ita y, her
. anean tr: i - . e. ?''? ;
"ho?e to ? ?
Kvanderers i.n the tace of the
y Germany wa tain, in
the valuation she pal on the n
si ?ength of her opponent! Her ?
Bu1
,...???
the Alii?
?-- il
?.
has nv
i. ? ? .
....
-. ? fact crushing
she obtain p? ac? (i will b<
lostilHies ctrase before she .. exp??ct to
ecover from the economic m
. ?? into
whi.-li she over confidently rusl c
A Notional Child Labor Bill.
I >ne of th? ? ,.t a bill
cting ?-liil.l labor ii a ate I? gi
laturo i?? t<? a?-.-?-ii?i '<? all the manufactur
i ? -? t?. prot?tt i?-. i!.?' injustio of
making them compete against manufact?
urers of other state who may use child
labor. No SU? ii Spec .? ?
brought again-t tin' Kei ' a lull
now before < ongrees. That would practi?
cally ?hoii-h child labor ni all tat? . by
excluding from interstate commerce arti?
??les manufactured by the labor of any
child under fourteen years, or on which
any child uii'ler fifteen had worked mon
iban eight hours a ?lay. or on which any
? bild under fifteen had been ?
night.
This is a sweeping bill. It hs ? ?
enmity. But, a- Booth !.. ngt
|p sai?! regarding this bit of l?->_r4
"Two ways of looking at the child labor
eul are like two ways of looking at mas?
sacre." The only thing tu ?lo with it 1?
to make a law broad eriousrh at.H drastic
?u-?-mgh to accomplish thu practical aboi .
ishnient of this evil, an?! thru 4?? rnfor
Fortunately the enlighten**- mana
unis 'ne im' arrayad againel this
any more than they have ban art
recentlj againsl up ?" date labor lcnisl
in ihc vaiious itatce. They nave ???***
i-ealite that child labor is not cheap
?t i- bad for then* as wall aa bad foi
itiiliv "iiiual ? and the community, lust?*
l?einp; cheap it is coatly In the Iohr:
tor the man ?who hires tha children)
il || mort' i"i**?<ly l'or Ihr community
r* "dorn conditions Marrant. Huma
?n iiii" with econ?mica in tins
"tYhrn hiuiillt??! hy ItYpresentatho l'a
i.at year thil tti<?asui-? passed ihc 11
ay a int?-<? majority. There eeema no
raiaon why it ahould not have r?ii
ftrong support in both hranrhes of
greai thi-? year.
Blackmail Under the Mann Ad
Thi- Mann "white slave" acl maj
may not have been the acme of reforn
is hard to tec h?>\v the lecenl di*aa**?*>**er;
the Departmeni of Ju l\ee that axten
blackmailing operation have been
ducted by rr,,t"''* i,,! al criminali who 1
taken advantage of its provisions has
particnlar bearini i n thai bane, Bl
mail has taken place before now ui
perfectly good laws, of the wisdom
which there wat no question, and undo
" I] take place many times In
future.
I idividnala moved bj their own li
or ma : ?time
themselves in such unenviable r
lion that blackmail became feasible, t
; re to blame rather than the law.
badger frame worked under New Y
state law- ? of other itatea
not prenerally resulted in outcry for
amendment or repeal of those laws,
individual who can he blackmailed li
hrand of being who cannot come into ee
with clean ha? if seems idle to wi
much sympathy on him.
The Murphys' Inheritance.
The ' -'* all tl ' Smi
: , or 1 he Jonei
? with . ' I
being lit ,-v.ei". l*'i*
ill the Murp lyi co
from? ? .. ? on? know?*, thou
' ? ?- :? .. ?
adle <
mail a my-'
and still
power! ' lei
William S. Murphy,
mber of 1
i at Boi
Harvard University a fund of $40,000
? deserv?:, med Murp]
? they
bip; they spread, b
? Erin i
hit countenam
? y be the way
is neve*
as M r. Mu? phy ha geni roui
pttesti
It -? ? ' he Smith
eses ha
Otht
some pi-?. ? them mig
, i to follow Mr. Murphy's e
blish funds for the high
education of all deserving Smitr
Browi and Jom ? . which would con
? ? ifurpl
the ;
? ?
k, Vi
"Legal Insanity."
In England
and phj ieiai i me 4 ime bet
perple
ociated with tl
i'ti'iii ni nj. l-a
British Med
. ; 11 y 11
r< poi ibilil
.. . ?
, Di t . .
Mercier. : . linitio
ted:
No ne' , ;i crime if
, at the 4 lone. ] enti
? by ;in
i
? i
i
?
ugh n
ett< "Th? Lancet'
Mr. Mi-rciei ha
i way wit!
ail amonj
? i ca
i i tr
? ?te.
?One rmi**t suffice. It was that of a mai
? guilty of i
acl
?
ipboard an . .
r him. i ??lar- ill" i tl
Naughten cant. thii delui ion would nol
? i ate him, for he i ;.? ?.. the i it ire and
i-uality of hi act, and had hi wifi ..
ally done a.** I i-rain fancied h?'
wo iid still I." ?.' lilt* of murder, hence
,i< con* icted.
rhe injusti ?? con* ici ?c
?... ?? ?.. isti?able. t nder
the ' .. rev? want of
.? ponsibility a be read established,
D Merci? poinl - ? it, though the
1 quality of his
r*. yel "he did not a a. rong
. : mu did he noa o appi i ciate
which n was done,
for th? ?' which he ?mag?
ined n wai ? (tl I men until i
?c. ? did nol exi t; nor did he
appreciate thai I illing of the child had
? ?? li?*a? ing ? tl wifi_.evei
ppo nu- thai acl ion wa rt ai."
i n- ., geation of the i ub?committea has
i ut na yet been adopted, and judges *
piaslimahlj guided itUI bj the McNaoi
ten pr?c?dent iTnr?-??soiiiil?!c ai Ihfci is.
Il ??lirions to reniai k thai Dr. Mercier h
not met in the lasl llurly years with
cast in the English courts in which a pr
oner was convicted on erMeoes that f
I eared to him t.? -justify acquittal on ?
ground Of insanity.
Extend the Water Supply.
The report ?>f thief Engineer tarif
the Hoard of Estimate and Apportic
ment i*econimending thai tin? city sxte
ih?? 1 'atskill valer supply by taking
sources in the Schoharie Valley ?loe: i
agre?? entirely with the viewn express
by Mayor ?Mitchel before Senator BtOWl
legislative coniinittec. Such extension w
untpiestionably be necessary within a f?
years, but the Mayor there expressed lui
self as in doubt whether the work shou
U authorised now, or the city should un
i mil it actually needed the water. T
Board of Estimate, following the bearii
i it this subject scheduled for to-day, w
probably settle the question once f..r a
This proposed extension will cot
roughly. $22t000-r900. That is :>t.,,u>o,oi
less than the original est?mate for tl
developmen! of Bondoul and S?ehohai
watersheds to obtain i How of ?Ji.o.ooo.ui
gallons daily SOOUt 114,000,000 les-, I
cording t<? Pi-esklenl Strauss of tl
Board of Water Supply, than such ?i"v?.
opmeni would ad tally cost. The i'a.-?
aqueduct is 1 sill foi a flow <?t" 500,000,01
gallons : th<- ? at ?kill supply 1 - jus! hs
;hat. The ivork proposed irould tal
about eight years to complete. 1'.;? ti
t?me this water could be delivered he
it is estimated by Mr. Strauss that tl
dty*i population vil, bava grown 10 tin
this Schoharie water would be necessai
in order to make up a daily allowance ?
IS2 gallons a head, a small allownu?
when comparad w.'ii ? bicago's ii''.* gs
Ions. Philadelphia's 200 gallons or Bu
ialo's 800 gallons.
It" these estimates be correct! Chief l-:.
er Lewis's report assuredly should l
ted by th<- Board of Estimate and tl
new work authorized. There seem to I
other good reasons for such a cours.
The new Catskill supply will enable tr
city to disp? ise with mosl of the wats
?.. pump for Brookl*
.- nd Queei -. thui meai ing a -a. ing ?
about $1,500,000 a year. Bui 1
grows further demands foi water ?nei
itably will force the authorities to re 01
i ?ore and more to pumped warer. at h
?.easing cost, so thai possibly within th
period required to obtain 'his Schohari
? lie . aving from ?ii onl ii is ?
I ng would be wiped ?
The ty*. water does nol paj fo
ii-elf. lea careful figur?n] thai
iding the charge! Schohari
non, it will havi ac< im ilat? d a iui
plus by li,'_'0. and a con iderable Burplu
by 19:..".. If it doesn't extend now, it wil
ha-,e a huge plant, the Catskill a?qu<fducl
ing a* half-capacitj and producini
revenues the estimates regarding tbic
how little likelihood of anythii g
?
II , reported ?Ha? President v.
can fully ?? ng the mattei
?.?c? a Am. ?Mexico
Vnd h"\' mi.tiy ? ote d it we ig
-?.
\ eold ? ported s 1 ir*, bu
will It not 1
?.inpre? in
e ?
Ks ? ? p? 1 ' ?.? ??
? . nee of the Prussian Diel
?? :
-???
deathhoti
ei eai ??
Speaking in Billions.
ire b? ,-...
?
PT accustom?
... ?
. . ? . porl
... ty of
'
? ? :.
, . 11,000,000,000 ?
. 10. ?? - ni thei
. . lapse.
? . rtainl.
:
? fat? .. ??ii ??.! i-.iii
"
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?
0
; 1.. .,.1 . to tlG.UOO.OOO.OOO, ;., - ,
?1 bill .... ti
it il ??lu,
? . ?
?
America's Music Bill.
? ?/'.-?. ?
'
? . ? .
finding of the Na \
I re sun till il ? 1
t the wsr bill. ]
.ml bellig? 1 :,
gc aa thai
: ? ? . . . .
? ol bat?
that 1
t thai tith?
,\ . ?..
?
. ?
?. ? ? . .
. .
the life of a ire to-da I
? e ?
-train and i ?a In scch tnu
as that ?.r :l, orcl est re g th? ! ??
lingers or the ? n ra? 1
\? it I) t: . . ? ? .. ,. : ?:
for tired bodi? ind worn,
.
The Revised National Anthem.
My countr), 'th ?.; thee,
\- ? ountabilitj
Ktrictl] dosl prate.
I and of ??or ?ghtltesi pride,
I ... .i ... the - - '-..ai tide,
Dai a.'?'1 ' Let's 1 un and 1.
Watchfully -.??ait.
J. Sri.WAKI r>??i I-.I1I.AV.
WOMEN TO VOTE ON ELECTORS
Mrs. Blotch Explains tho Purpose
of the .Slater Bleeckor Bill.
lo tlie Kditi.r of Ih" Tribune
Fair: In the Albany news in The Tribun?
to day I rend that thera Is n belief that Sen
later Georg* A. Slater Introduced 'he 1*111
.conferring on ??omen the right to vote foi
' Prealdentlal elector? with the object of "pro
vidlng the meana for a legal battl-? In th?
?courts." Will you permit me to correct thi?
| miisunderstnndlne*T The bill was Introdtic? tl
I at the suggestion of tha Women's Political
t'nlon with BO desir* for lawsuit* and with
i no foar that lawsuits would result ?hnalil
thr bill pans the Legislature.
Further, although the Women's Political
?Union Is alone responsible for th* draftinj;
iof tho bill and recurlng It? introduction, all
ealfiage or^-ani/M'ions ?re ?it one in its sup
|port. To qaotc from the -Tannery number
[of "The P/oman \'otrr": "At a mans meet
ling in Cooper I'nion which opened the Ittl
campaign ?-ntfrn(a-i??f*< ..f Xew Tori M1 ri' ?'
reoolution Indoraing this mcaaura Pre H? ??
|tial Buffrage], which they reganl Bl ar open
in-f WodgB far tho winning of full BUfffUgf
1 Mr flr?t -trp toward pacing the bill ?I
I te educate the Legislature to fall knowledge
im* ?>? i>. this ?'nd the Women's Po?
litical I niotl sent to ever?, monil."! ;? brief
?.n thr subject ?.)' Presidential Mafrage- pre?
pared bj ? meaaber of the Illinois bar. This
l?n>'f Is doablj strong in that it I? not. only
a coavincing argument, Lui eomee from ?
Mate In akicb the Legialatara has already
eeaferred ': i ret4 r"' Preaideatial eleetora
on women
Th?? United States Conatitution del n ne
the broad linea as to the i Preal
. . -, . t ?Jo? ? ? . .
, ? ? latea SenaU
named I the Legialal ? '? U
..' Va v York, Senator U nd? .??r :1. ??..? named
bj the i otei * rhe 1 ed? ral la ?
.?.I, tka right of 'he Legislature l< ? le? ' Sen
atora was taken away .? ??! conferred on the
Ivotei ?'. the separate state In the aaau
?way the national Conatitntiofl and i.o; thi
s'ri'i* ronstit.it,on ?!?*termities the method o"
I naming Pre irlentia! electors. In Clause .' ??
Section 1 Of Aft.elc II of the united Stn'e
'Constitution H || laid down thet "each s'a:.'
shall appoint [n sac! :.?aimer as the Leg!"*
(ature thereof nsay dlreet" the eleetora af
PreaidOBl ar.d Vlc-Prcsider.?. The righl
and date real wholly ia th? Legialature, aet?
ling uniler ,:.? fondamental law of tha na
al government.
Phe election las af the State af Sea Vori
which is purely an ad el tha Leg
taj down the legulatloni foi ehooaing the
I lectoral f'oll.'ge. We are aaking th.' Legia?
lature ?i> nmend Section 401. "ii.ch del
this aub ???'. i i .>-:', n ara; as i" place on ?
broadi *, more democratic Presid? ni ?al
.?'?Mi-. Witt *h<* abject of emphasising
the i.I tha Legislature I.: er o
?.?on-?-*; ? te for memo? ???".,
of Roger Foal
of th? ? Yoi ar ail!
shortl) in print?.I ami enl to ever; member
?if the Senate an.i A laembly.
l . - :,.' in ? ? pawei
|< : ? al .'Ting.', un?! ne Boifrage organi
objee4 to th?-_*raerciae of thai powei
: prophesy that ne-l i on. [f
lat? : -Bleeeker bill will bec?m"
IIARRI01 * rANTOX BLATCH.
Xea i "M., .'.in. 6, 1916.
A Meaningless "Victory."
?
What a Tarif*.' dl '
upon the American people with
note from Austria on the Ancona incident!
I tria are told) Fin?? fielded to IVil on
on every point, and the newepapei out
atal wreath) deck the fstu
? 'on' of our Preeidi at, IThal . thai
\ tria ha yielded? Slip hi wed the
eel ' W.-i:. the ?' ' ?? ? ? ? dee an e:
?t to uni?
com pa 'he promiai of an altered
purpose' And that he I no means
promieed.
?. demnil? That
i?? . be ia willing at tur? -irii<
ibmit the indei i r,rb;
? i
commi . '? ' '?' ii -ti? '.' I? :'
? ?
1 " ?? * ?? ?'"..* ire of thi \ . il rian
plei Berlin I -l onld
auld n al the Pn .
moment and feign life. And \>.;,e,? Aasti
? i about "humanity'* s person
athei de of the eartl ? ? her
her eheek v Ith an implication or
malicie . eontempl \ ti aking n
ia a h s? thi diplomatic
triumph come to V\ ail i . re? and ?
S STI Ain M. CHISHOLU
i. . . ? |
Improvement's Slo-v Pace.
the Editor of 1 .' - il . .
J i* of one
the i ? ? , ? ,. eh has
rrei n oui ibwa ten At this
lime laat ea ? ? ; i n New York 4
was >'? ' | r Immediate retirement from
of th ibo
i.i<? woodei cara,
? .
l Mr. H toted ( I
, ??
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i
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ist one
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again
ten) W
10 j'.',
Grecley Statue in City Hal] Park,
re ? '? Editor of The 11 -
> ? ? ? r?test ol pographi
ea ' i ?on So. ,; ag it i ? ? af tha
rk, l ?'
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faring tl
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build .- h his
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?I.I lAil \ . ' ? IRDS,
An ?"'?i! N
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"Ignorance and Bliss.
e Edit? i -. .
Vi.ur a-.litoi in!
I : bui . pi I ? ' :
Ka ' ist be the i
ho, I bar? alwa
? ? I Hut 1 cru arlad t.. kr,,? 4 'i*;?t then
h ut !? ' thi d who has f
? ? gratuitou am 1
rgotten their ? /nomen.
[1 the 1 t 1 ? . 1 - *.. thera-in
? ?: 1 . ant - ':'. : "? alias a I as?
I band' to lap 1
1 ? I ? "'.pi 1 , ' ,? ? .
lea having found sud* a pure diaaaoi ..
Al.It _ 1.1:1.1.1:
I New York, Jan. in, Urlf,
STILL PLENTY OF ROOM.
A NATION'S SOUL.
Without ?. outage and Sacrifice It Must Infallibly Perish?Do Honor, Faith
and Freedom Me.in .is Mu? h to Ls as to Britain. France and Belgium?
?Cotton and Margins Not Our Only Interest.
: i bune.
Sir: '- r ??" from the bru
appreciating the worth of things intangible,
4,;' values other thai. ? ?? creature comfort1
:.-.: . .::??.tioD. psessures
agree 'o which a people devot?
? ? intangibles. The basis of this apprc
. ,1 is unselfishness, s willinpne-?^ I i u-c?
orao of tho eatlrx ar:?l the warmth ?or
..;. ??? srt,
? ??'?' 1
erete .... n of ehsi ty, ] ? ? rvlee at ?1 thi
i ty.
ex) to cowardice, the quality
.. . rr,?n and -he grfatest foe to tire
:.? on. The eivllizing
influence o Chi tis tj '..a- been due to the
1 eh is s mpl ? :. e is maud *
\. si eivillsatic
eh sffects the world a?
<? rsther ths sa? I of I he nation of
which .' is composed, national unsell
?es ? "ii mor;? important than ?>>.
? || ihness.
i- wi ntirel) attributable to the
the nationi t.? apply the Golden
; . ? ??. then ?>?'? ? i hi i Iflsh '?> rman
Junkers sought by wai to increase then
v r?a!rh ?uni power, .?* ?i ?i"-??ii the national si?
their ? i ths ; ? ans to
mplisl tto ca? bo : ot
.? ? chland liber ?? '??'
limit - app
? ... bad. i:-? 'a :l
? ? ? i? i,:. ?. people more, pei hape,
?? ? aluc of c"..'..
non*.or urime.iiHr,. unsslfishnes
within the country make? it extraordinary
?: ,- it ? .. utterly ha\c- fail???! t.? prsc?
? . ? ? '.I, -,
oil i -i ? er of?
d ?? ?dual un i
rhc spirit ? rvic?
. ? til ise a
? | , fighting 1 - ? '
iier und? : -
? -
?
? ? ? ledge ? ? oing of life and
lei th, h rai e< I i i
tortured soul and look
? . ?
?
er fat and ei
.
ng asid ? . ...
new and loftiei ?
..),,?
en Germany ling h<
, by aelf-eacrii r? .el.? I
' ' nobler demo
her only reeomp? .
r* defeat i . ? .?r,-,i ,, ?
...
?
: ?'?'...
. r ? . ?
leal
? - . .
? .
? . war;
? ??
i ? ? ??? blood
on ? ? .
? . . ,. -, . terneti?
.
' , ? . ? ?? -, |
? ? b? ' '
? n at the
I ? to war Bui ? cell to the
i..I. t.. th . .-i, ? hat we, too
. I ????Uni;-- to :..-! ' se a p; ft
? nd ?>ur warmth for th? gn si
ble . our government tun. : i
car. ' . of i-ur cotton, the D crVeting
of o ' onceen.
i be 1 ?anlag of "Ai First."
the motto, M? j i- dieve
thai ' ?' ?re then a demand for national
-elti-hnr that ?.- Germanise ooraelvtn,
R.SI that WO must r,-. tmorlca
up in emulation ?,t the virtues of StbOf na
? ? ' t sui pai ?es them r" It mean tl
a to the mgib m or" exif
r than to th? ? .-?; ..nd tl
?\in ?hat Am?rica must by I
he made Hi I .'i greetnees of loul, not dep
* ? and that si? our power must t
dedicated primarily to -he ?enrice o* mai
kit-id, to the practice of the Golden Ru
tl ?? .. Ighi WS pro |?ilj '
? ' ?
ed States hai bes
ora than ar?y oft?
ha-? believed in idealism. We first de.-noi
itrated the feasibility of modera ?.ornocrac
and showed that, however imperfectly wen.a
bave worked it out. none the less it cot.tart
mor" than ?n-, ether fonr. of goverr.rnent th
ip| less for the people.4 of th
? prided ourselves on ou
? I II srsal education whir
'??. to take into our melting pot th
Id arid to remake them ir.t
We bars proved ths sincerity o
liberty by war with r.ngland, I,
>??? I ??? ?r and b; with i*?p;.ii when w
Her! ? h endangered. Bes
those ? ... to-day exercise the moat corrupt
ng influen?ee among ui the Bryana, th
Heersta and their like dare not speak ex
cep- in the form or phrase? of ideali>rr
3ho '. they diseur.! their sycophancy an
Pecksniffism end preach aloud the selfish
ness of their bearti they would be hoote
froi ' ? tsg?
Bui now, wl ils sil "ne res! sf ti-.e arorld i
growing poorer, we are gt t ng richer ,''-.
??i??? an practi ing self-denial' re are givini
?? ?? - '? ? dugenee. The dungs
our rt we bei ?me cul
'?m- * that ? . our luxuri? s. ?
we I ? ? ? deullsm which alor.
si existence. It it higl
to show thai we are not oeeomir?
rate, fat a- l cowardly. The natioi
,.,.(14 ,, pro? o that ?he love of liberty
ears terly and absolutely re
tratioi .?
??''.,
\\ !? ll
. d ? ' ect 1
itrs
intangih ? - .- till have i !
- ?. ? , . pei la will
? ;.leeda ind ell
eouttl ".. s ill be
p] ?ed and wi ' die if ore cont? nl
... ....
? . IS s to I I
-, ?? ?rtj... i B? Is im. We muet ha-..
. i ? .- ai d high - ii
the < age for their sekc to ?.
?:??? i nai.- ??
We i ? prov? thai our meltii | ,
hat m- Ited and thai the pro-G? n i
? - ? . ;?., of Impur | which
rather i around its ip
BENJAMl> ?\PTHOBP GOULD,
N. ? .. r ?? I, 1911
Oh?rap Lunch Rooms fol Workers,
I : ; ...me.
", ? i great |
. ._- rls, . -p>- ?
ivenue
?? end Fifth '? Streel Of eourse, th re
and t-.'a room- by the
eai ,- from -:'." r?> |?0
i "??'-. th? ? era a Id dreams, for there oi
iag for ! -- rn.in ??.?? cents ;?. ii.i
leaet, There are two oi
is, to he sure, where one can g I s
.m?-., for 21 tx ? . bul the ??
: to impossible to net
the ru?.; : i -,-(-.. :
a i very poorly crooked.
Une can always reaort to 4 landwieh. a
su) co ;. chocolate aad perhaps .?
piece ol eako or a doughnut, but tl at ia not
enough r?. keep one in condition t?> ".or?, well,
and h-, the middle of ths afternoon eue i
nom oui
i.- the a ?? . i ?I public ?vei toi to think
??? hat a -. quest ??:. ? Is to hui h ed
who nor,, hard ei?ht or more nours a
I sy and who n? id th.- beef and most nour
ishnij? food " J. S|, T.
?NfA York. Jan. V. 191-1.
FOR A SECOND TERM
Mr. Wilson's Policies All Directed
Toward Compelling- Re-election.
Editor 4 . * Tribune.
i Mr. H n ia o\
econd ten i altoget --g thai
the haz? ? . ?
?which he ha-- thrown over ? . ' v - ?or.
Fine w?,rii- butter no par?rii* -
drt'ams may be of the stu :
'vorld. I>oe? Mr. W.'.sor accept '??
In national affairs Mr. Will ?
characteristics that are aalte irrecencttabk
they have been ex?-;ci-. I :..?'??
sense of time--. Around ur.har'
Pre?ider.* ha.*? drawn *he s I of I
autocratie will, treating a iU-eult latat-a*
tional problem with th* Incon-.
>? of a r.o* ov*rprsc*ic? ?-... ? m
boss's that warnings ar.d nd%:c?' sr.d thr
have come from competer- ta - ?
?im unchanged. Ti.?? shlpp Bg i
also draara from lie, W la > -"is. r'
ftrmneea that border- ala eat on abatiaaap.
Ol the other hand, iesues like i aasaa sof
fraga and natlem ? ' fcav?
ioaed a complete oven*.!-1 t change of
It is trae that the Preeideat fouac
seeming.y on th?? mpopu'iir side of
[ueatlona. but again there ii *> r*!"'
?unce to read into such aeroh^ ? ?.???????
the familiar eataaarka of tl I iry po!
tician, II Is not given to ? IWeOaVi
to be now firm and now Sekla SSCepI at ?
cost of what we know a?- character Isea
explanation assui
? | f only to sen ; i
i? .? af tue internet! ?es?ae*
are airead beginning t Ir. wl
, : rork, which ii ttla
quence per se, ?nd aver I -
? ?:' grave moment. To-day the I
'mid* ai i, poaitioi thai ia more thr
unfortunate, w* ha ? gasa i
one nation and the con*? .? - af aeaty ?mat
nation in all the beaaiepkeree. H. ? tory pro'"
ii gt?re laag life to tarn Bttoraaaas *
tai t .i- being 11 ?_??'
? ,,ier" and the n?
toe proud te
? ? . . been kil ad li M< ' ?" ''
he high a? ? ' sei ton
"' '
thOB4
'ear to lovera a I ' sas ***
about ii ? ?- ? ' "'" ol
i <!*"*"'
? | ? ? '* d0*'
its cifi/en- . ? . I I V***
??.:ob to
keep ofl . heir
i -i."r. aaj . '?'? oat ?
OS *n1'
Ptrei
ternational '? ?' aamJ
.1" em aeoualjr? -1 *
the political waten
?
Mr. V
ie in auch 1
!
.*;. IV I .
quest ?on soon
- ' de ici ag ol
' ?U
t thi
? in?
* \ ?
? ? ? " - .''"?'
? obvious e* ? -tvTI
;'IHCf"'*!1>h'fs<'"
''* ?'.
? ' . * ?.
tenia *r,V?/
te certa * h ** h?'
matie
are at
??i "'ta?
p. rian the tneona. the P ' ** -,
' ' that haa be? in . ??,
eounti rhich no othi
? ?I, Mi ? imM
?
,;'-U0
the part of th? preseni 1 '; '.^.r
HOWARD OOss\*ame
Merriat-awau H? J. lam, ?, 191**

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