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any numb? : third linos.
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. ujiiil a?
for a
proper1.;. ? .
font Un.
In his ?li
Jaanai
Umm
who the Ai
army th.it
nfticor the '.
Havtenai t hi
tail- .
t?. u i ?
turr.e
Wffl draw "
fault. The*
that shot! . ? !y."
We anal ? in our s rmy of
thinking *
*-i??n in od Wesl
Point or ?
j arikf?. '1 r
Ir-ral ?du
pets hi- di| ma from a
cation n. through a
soldier'.*1, earei ? We
j-et along i est
perience which I ? re a?? lieul
und captan.??. How
to get a wider ? cp : ? ce? The division
I- the unit In ? arfa e But thi
War Pepartmi'* t ca lern di
vision In Uto ? ? L It stl
?"???hen it collects one 01
brigades for war |
li i. i
is in the
:
airy in
cur estai
from the I
riod. Ws
field art:!!'--.
Yet field arl
fantry a? ' I
Our ??"
lor officer* until
plete fan.:* es for modern 1
exp-rie* es I years.
If we should be ]
could our ? I
expected to hai
they had novel
paper?
Our paran ? * i ?. reg?
olar am??? ????
of 250,000. When t* ?will be
time to ?i?'. Ide
of socond ai d third ? *
i
Bras.? Buttons.
a-\]onj** with
vanish:; <*?'??
chanj?-e from 1
pant oit lue i
miformi i I ? .
thing ii do a th ?t. B the in?
i-rea-i* | I
tadge af peace!
tlon in cou
of which v.. irish t
recently anritten t
tary Haeord/1 a British publication, by a
eorrespoiulint \ ?.
ant ( oaamand? i, Royal Navy." He ?
""Whil?' ..n a v . ' leave i?i Liondon I
?aras un diiTegrent occaaio mi taken l"..r
some hatal "i| die
wastes tax a ,,/.,. porter,
and once as a lavatory atUndant
li - with the hoi?-!' posi1 ion '?? no
other than ? ??. ond I In hi m
? \. v i.n ..i> i <-.l me i
portinenl i* hen 1 inform
him thai I couldn'1 give him Ihe ?i
... I: iii.-.' i ircum lane?
o . di
entitled I
? , \'n etion ??:
?im'.I w l'h brak
ir. ri and admirals w ith ; , wh
me "i' v? m'" H< "??? ' h >i ?? .i
. '
i ' .i.-.i tac
?in- -in-; is to be addi
for their patriotii
. r.. tal
.'
A German Threat.
! ? el ruth In the 11<
remarks on Sir Edward (?rey
memorandum con? ?
? ?? of .i Gi
? v, by the
It is tru
. '
, Or '.
and i rew -
. ?
?
the hands of an imp."
... ther witl
?
? ?
...
? I in Sir 1
at, failing a direel an
? ? led ti
?
But, ui
pi i mad ' account foi
for the cowardl)
?
for th?
ind th< .
the tor]
der o"
the A
acting
? > ase of the 1
British gi
?; at the German sub?
i of re
?
no more I
Sir Edwai I ? in the mal
ingly foun.;
" i ??' many i** ;.
1
? r on tho hif-h ? to the
? ? ? Germs .
r,?iw ' ires (
? ?
. - . The
wretches concerned in *~arrying out Tir
? piracy at sea can I
1 rutalitv thai I i
-?
The Tax Tanirle.
r Mitch?
?
has just n t, earlj
ntot*
g that
? ? years
.
: bur
thei - as the prob
?
taxed,
immit
?
i ything lik?' unanin
( ? :
tain amon I
the majority opir ;
?'.? much in the ?ray ? '
:curren<*o by the community at ?.?rge it
i would he idle to guet .
Ind the da?
gs, the
?? .. straddle. That
' pioj? ? am, to be uro. as was
?M a super?
tax 01 taxai build
? ' rtheli
?, unable to accept tl
i] ideas, went part of the a
a tax on increments of
ting thi
kluation, but fr
? valuation between li?10 ami 1914,
.her than
they now are, provided th? ;
the mi *ime.
Such ? proposal the majority refus? i b
, ? - ? ?
rax," recog as 1 the
f land. I ? *
n this recommendation -
ticism from ta
- whatever degr?
be aga BUS? it does ret
value of land, i ?
m I wr'l he against
n ing them of a ? what higher
?? ' an the existing mark?
it, It would render th?ETn
ment apain*-* the appr?cia?
tal wl chthey export fi-t?m the
prove?
- an ! from the growth in pop .
which d to *"??- lit. 'I heir opposition
? lesa hitter fur th?
rong minoi report by
W Purdy, liowe
? ha untaxing I
? 'ate paid -
dget, while in 19
?
? this tax on land value ln
- add!
rai.-er-? follow, in . ?
... ?' ?... fx\
.*ive committee. The May? i
? ? . If
to be n ?I
I of
tax, i ' '
g. tioi tax
' t
tina Mills committee, and airead) tl
i i.dl* amounl of uppoi t for the sti
in?t*ome ia\. though the objection I ? ma
thai there would h ? ? onfiicl with th? I?
? ' .-1 i ' ? ? t, -- in. h may i eed all I
ii a tax.
? ' ijorit 3 of the > ommittee in ii
landing the present ftnan? i
? i ? ' ' ? \. "the aiulii. ..i the inhabitan
"i Ihe ? itj ? ? a. u *i orV to defra) tl
? he citj i undoubted," ai
? ?" i I? the income tax "the moi I ob* ioi
problei tgainst thi
? i excei pi from a m
reptil i : "The assumpl ?on ol the majoi 11
thai " ?' ? i nmei I hould lake mo e taxi
i ?on as a w aire eai cr begin i to sa* e
in order thai he and his famil
n ;iy i at be ?Ii')" ndi nl . is s nein con? ??]
e o? got ' ruin "i\"
\ . irious feature of the report is the of!
repeated implication of dissenting mem?
i such as the one jus! quoted, tha
majority recommendations, whethe
lifted single tax or for 'h<
state income or abilil I i offer carefu
tion for the in1 the a
bei the community, in a de
?. anti "? ial. Thei e conten
are made landing the ????ii
erall ? the ?? y I ha? h ? orne o?
.. taxation, by exemption of : mall in?
and , ? lated ipei taxai ion oi
large - the faires! method
? g : . ? ??;. S. Such "|'t"
? ? ? '.,.,.
Purdy, Howe, Wilcox and Leu
. on "iie phase or another o " the
er, thai
? ? *.. can v ?.ut the maj ??. it*
j ha* '? a hard i oad to
War-Made Art.
treated r? ci i tly to
? exl ting < ?hibition, made i
of draa the deed ai
? - arn les. Th
were ,; ally f?>r the "I trii
but .-it th?
her the wl
the Belgian ?
how 1 ' I met? i'i '
ntry the I
had hi ted 1 artist
of tl
"
Ace "The I itcrary 1
. ai i mi
? the
ially of I
ling. A r
I ? ? ? :. i 1 - l
? "f th
ition they might hav
it, 1 - that pit
havi .-''en o
?
? thei
?
lice pr<
i them I :
? ? - - ? :. ' neflt.
In the long run, however, the resul
: evertheless be beneficial. " 1
? ?"
? ? . :? ?v Belgiai
:.a\o , yet it ma;
? a
' ? '
?i unfaith
i trato i
M'il tl - ' * in mil it iry, but in artia
Trut
I, though it must
?
? ? Belgium will no
rhe Bi
? ? ?.
<:;>i in LfOUVain Th??;.
t rea that while G<
>-?l(i?- rs wi ' . i.'i ?ie.-'ructivf
?
to art esulta ar<
? . ' . I Inly
'
Kai ? petit ?on a j
?rawn up praying the Mil rter ?
nd the Govei nor of Belgium to
? ruction
. an loan - ai d i I
"on German lim ?hat great
tl." ungrateful
? ipa understand thai
? i
ruine I tov
Fitz-Henry Warren Centenary.
-
sir foil
"? riarie?
. . ? " ' a tO
The New . ?
.,o died
West
hei shoes .
Hawkey?
. cams i )
Whig Bat wh?
,
? ? ... .;,
: ' . ? . . ?
II.
... ... ?
-.I ; after th?
? ?
other" - ' snd a wrltei
for " i ? ' ?'." '? -1"-'Hi ' II ar-r*
..!, with opinions
he cause of the l"i - it th?
' What It Meant.''
It expi I tm
out with 1 nisi
.. Democrat.
Horn 1 i | /
i A. AJLDEN.
New Yoi lai 11, 1
From a Civil War Veteran.
PI? t the thanks of an old
sa tdi
.
i -.4 r of 1
?
l ? I il.?
i
Brooklyn, Jan. ., ? i . US BORN.
THE CITIZENS BARGAIN
He Is Entitled to Protection tram
tlif Country He Defend?.
i,. ths i ditoi >'f 11 ?? Tribune.
.' i : Kr y?nir Ir-mlm,: ?i tide in 1
?nit'*? Tribe?a ?b the Question ol < naerlp
: ion, I ? "ni'l lit<?> t.? say tkl :
i i enfhip in any ?*<??:n: ? ". ?1 .'?? ru? ?rr.? 1 .<
menl et tendencies imposes varioui
..i. gal oi . Otis ol these obligations, tl???t ol
the protect ion of tl s coui \ry by I eltlsei
??mi have a ids much "f, and indeed Have I
?' .1 thai it Is tl >? only ",'' Q
? bel ? sen count i y and eitiz?
?b asI "H does, ho? ever, <? ? sn mua
i in portan I ens the duty of protection of the
i i m eeunti > It ia ?"? id? ? I
this Is of ?? 11 ?l importance aith Its foi
i unner, but II la not observed I ?f
? o il??tinli?il to enter Into. 1 '
remains Hint tin- bargain af citlren-ihip I
led as at present adminl itered.
A i o intry demands af i ac ? i sn i
ippo t .-i any and t\ er) actloi
foreign country; he mu I be prepared to
lefend I country te ths death ??' sny time
and m whatever ths quarrel. In teturn he
entitled te s ?la lai piate-ctlon ru
? . . - ? ' . ? | encount? lit
? - surely entitle I to ?i ?,.;"?' eted lil
? ? ? ? ? i i . i . ? ?
n, and I i of th?
' , . ii un i -,-?. . - nues t loi
in must adi ill that It i
rollar* of t nur ?n ?, ? f?a<j . ?? of thi
.. ? ? . I'll.
i ... ay country follow ant ti
ro protect ion ! Mot one Son s .1" sjr?
as '.i ;?;, le fi - .. .1 sga snd lekn is on the
? . ' : ? ? . ;'
.. i<
lu.i! i'c fulfill d (. tarante?
. ' ? a >'ir.* |:v ? ? a ?aT. Im! i Sch I
exista ca.
i ' . b set about ? i eould
i it l .... r ..? i.. h to trei ps ? unduly
?- ? . snd I : no r that 1
? ?
I o f u s 1 i .-1.. i.
r. ,i. i..,?
] 10, 1916.
Postmen vs. Sculpture.
i ..???- 1 litor of The Tribu
: . ? ry i rested
? . -rr.-icn " I.
i thai "patriotism ; ? hat i
The postmen, s test s
... ' 4
in flag o th? spe ? neir coats, i
? pal ? ?
of pub] ?? t ecognil ion, togethci "
re point? i i ?
?
. ? ? ? ? . precia!
when ??. ?
? ?
.:.??.
.un'.? -.i ... '
? :. ?
.? t and
ions memorial wil
it ion, ifnol \
0 .'all0 I
"Lost Cause* I 'effortto
is still i t u hen Lineo i t, "1
? man," a memoi
what thi t.i,:' ' . J<
<??' " ? ? ? r. ?? . , ., ?
? ry has recor?l"d i?.
nkii ...
ment, ocal and nal
i ? ry.
nationall
? ndei ? of * ??
. the Stone !
ai. Rl ,' I.
Arlini I ! ?
Forts on Wheels.
? i i ? i..
.?-:i : I bel - ? preparedn?
??? huil.
We have m ? i i ?
hips than we nee.i. rha Tur)
r have co ed the com
ol
\ to withdraw from coasl
..
?
f u rth e i.ibl< Eng ve red
ri?e, tbs to
? ? ? ? snnot defi I ara i
. ? * . Inl trouble
? ? ? ? onary it
portable to on s
built to ??cconmiodate them. Build a rail
slong the entire eoasl With IS
convenient distances for storing ri.'.?' i? Il
on truck.? that ?an be run out at a moment's
? . ist, to S
? itened by su ; neu.) 's bat tl< 1 i-1,
? gis
i been hand!? ?? to great? I
? hey I ? ? ? :..
..'-???
than - . .. ts, as the gui ."."il.i b?
'Itnckly from poir.t I
,t would rei|.iir.- a great n ..r ? ital ' in
fort? t?? praparlj defi
ui i.ear ! : um tl.?* r.?*\t Inventor v.ho can iri
a v. av to ?:? troj '; S '
ALBERT ANGELL
.00,1, N. J , Jan. 12, I
For President.
To the Editor of Tli ? Tiibune
,*-:r: Mr. I!ir-t-.?n. of 0
ehoire for the V.-p -!
Pn lent of the ted
: Mr. Hoot -??
hin. hut he ha* ' ' I M ' '
.'??. :'??-.
..'.; bo ..?
? ???.I' ? enator 1
,'.or Borah: fifth, Mr. Fairbanks
Mr. '.' ? ? mid bo ai
lyn. J. RICHARD BRAMrl
Brooklyn, Ian I, IBM?
Jobs Under False Pretences.
To the Editor ?.: .'ie.
Si: May I r. S {roui ?.'uir.n- to : - a
g t?? tlie general ?...
^ i ion who are i
- ? ?
ships bora at 4
% number of compls to 1
, ? ? ?
f as working for s
?.ml spparei ? ?
s tern :
that *.: ., ?
...
hy lbs oflleai i of the a ersi(
ntments Bee for emt, ? ? bout a
.. letter or i ?i i of itl oda
PAUL ' HOLTER
New York, Jsn. 11. I
Laughter.
? <? Editar of 11 ? Tri bum
s moi ? - :
triumph of Pn
? ? and r? s lonabli diploi ej
? : -:ir at hand."
| f.. laugh. ' Of. ?DOT.
1 :.e*v York, Jan. 11, 1916.
-??TciTEEN ARMY: AN EXPERjMENT IN DEMOCRACY
? i 11/ i ? , Out ?.f .? National I<lr?l -A Writer ..? "The
Ho?? < laaa Dbtinctiona Are Eliminated m the sorting M of v^fch Something Appro. .
of Undon. on the Urelling Effect of D?l?tme?t by M^. ^ f
I ounUty ol Opportunity Is Established ? ?n*1
r .1 ill f..r."l alike ?f this ?"
??-.,...,..dented had occurred Kor one?'native tact ?*-' ? "'' ? . ,. ,..,...,,?.??-? ?f
, i ? ? .,.?..?i .trongei than *? ?< ?"? ";. f.' . shirts, en I -;"- ?
1 ,:'""""1 dMl ""' <"'"" / ' '. , limitai blanl *,r" ,
?'? P" '* ' '" *-*? """r "f, V ' I ' ? ?" ? ' - ? a ? .
all elaas.>? on, ?? on. not .r ? m took I ||
sentiraenl but In pra leal " "??" >f" .- d i latil .. t hin
erowd thai surged oui Id? th? e?Btral ??? ,,.r ... , ?i.nial and dirt) |o ? a ._ ( () ^ .
m ling offices in Gn I - ?I - I ?? ?' ? ? ' i t ? i i I ? ?' ' ' ? ' .', ,,',. ',;,.., tion to I
the i.f." It Uli ssw?r? there, trug th? , ftnbo '? ? ' "'y '; ' . , ?. ,r . -, >?
? ? , theprl .- ?f ml H ? ? , ! . ' '
, of their unity w.
? st ' ' tjnth? of. ? ' '
eommoB lifs of ?errle?. II was an extrae.
ner, crowd Workmen wer? there In coi r
i ? i id ?ubfuM coatsi. from th. , , ., , . tedtol
i ? End In th? l?t??t fMhiena from Petti tj ol op| had been gi Mt( ,,..,. ,
eeat Une; clerk? ?nd ?hep ?Mlataat? ln|inequality of sn ho? ," !lf.', :,:i. ? boi te.
,at Une; clerk? ?nd shop ?Mlatant? ln| nequaiity oi ';','- r, ",i, aft rail, ? bo. '"
eber black! mechanics In blue ??rgs and It waa found " ?
bowler hau: traveller? In th? rarments of ? ?? \ ?? ": ';;"?' r brim I
, ... ,nd| ?? ' eon pleuoaaly well '" . t , .,......? t? tl?
clothes. It, i ?el oaeutout of th . . ,, . ,
. .
?" working el?.a form? ?tie law of the pi
the majority. 1 theli alai '
? the "copi ...
?Il s - ' ' ' ' . i
rrrru l .- ? ' hsd been a i I ? Mi irdei
... , t re- men a. God
youth to I \? iacieal Religion. ; ^
not as other men, to sel ? ,,.,., ??ut..i nt religion Is ? I * ' tions i
?arable llttl I ! them (l. ,.'.,? i. , ?? '
'rom "the lower i ?? ' All th? is the? nd
ivrrr? i ? to an Ideal, and they felt ? f?( the last
relate to the status of the offlcei i that .
?II,.. ,lorn- ?
ft
? ?
I . ?????
IP/ill Thay nemeasbet
? ???????? , t ia a ?: '??? ? '
...
... t, but he fervently Beer has
- - M- fell
rived ai .- I. I? su.
? ?
nude men, li
es it. Al
..sensefro,
knother dogma
ro safeguard shall
to the station and the
from I
. , ?Crowd. , -
It the depot
' '
rning 1 . . ey shall 1
I
? ? ? ....??
e than the seedy unit of a to the log
at the earliest op,
i pint!
......
new ers . : . ..
'
idea armv re?ehed th?
the Q. M. S. could not rob the eccssloi
lemnity. It was froi
two parts, the trenche
....... .,..-?
' should gain what rank auto- a more cat '
eut mai the of I '
KEEP OUT OF IT!
The Wish ; nd Advice oe One Who
Has No use for War.
To thi
i last si]
tl
? ? i its mai
1 : ? \
? .? which
?
snd educational ?
. r edi
i.
a nun: ?
convict plunge
?
..?? me t.j
withdraw my i
never
r publica! kco it.;
? i ?
i ? r I spent some eipl.t months is
i and saa ei ough t<
American born, stand
Amei -an prin
s, .
? ry as
I am ???.-?..'?
i i reaaonabla i
.
Is it youi r us to enter the
nd was! ige f And
it ri snd 1 it end 1
Boshl Are noi
nd and B.i cul| sbls and il I
ind despot
s thy neigh
i . ?
Ulii aere ones .
?? ? my ur. ally. To
may 1 "erent story, ??' ? ?
? ? thi s between ? Pr? nch
ne I They each have
ng to gain, and
.
icies and |
i P
rably sgot:stie snd
- B ? , the mmoral French or
the graft-i
issenl ally a commercial war, full
bittet intonness and .-.
' group being Ii th the other.
? ? ? .
sou sr?> Msul
? ?
?
which has
. ?
?
pull together f?.r a
. , rica, i learn with
: ? the
.
iN'TONIO l'A...'.
York, Jai
Another Term of Wilson.
rhen
?
.
["he President
... sets of
i - nothing
the light
? . regioi
?
? . ? ' g th?
' *m, nor i. ?
? ? Be| ibl in I opes
?.ill be
? ? rote of cot
? I . ??? ai ?
I, ml? "?
-.'. Iioi II. ?..' t.. I s endured
....
?
your ways of d< * wi1 the Pi
Mr. I ire the respect ?
? ? . i the cou itry ii ?
E C. VIK
? . ? ? ? ?.
A Waste of Time.
:? a
ran ti Its TVie
Gel nan cause Ii
your picture, or, bitter, the word? f.i s ptc
i edil wtitled "What
s Germai t tl rough ? oland l"(t oi
urg Market" Yon want to e-eate the
? ? - i 1 arned the 14
? ?'
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