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TBIB1 ,N ! i ? i I ! our monej
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with I
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the Unit
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militai . r with th<
i normen-- v. ailure
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tary idea
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.. the standing
of ex-Seen y Root
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fau ty
an ade '.
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tion, artilli
not co in the Wai
Depart failure
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Tboug ...
-a*oing ;.
1 eaR-up could not it. I to itself i
irom e.\; I that he hat
i BOl i,"' ?
of his ?rork it appe- ? portant
qualtfleatl > thai
ditloa to the ] of coast artil?
lery and - .
la? arri.y tvi
roBipii ei
dlviaj
]",?e report of
Thai is the i
.;e iiio
luip force for I
a full tial fun?
ikmi ? '
Ipairi:
thool in v
r
catr?. toi
of modi ' ? ? '? mi!il
ganizal
I ?eil, With 1
a real ?rst
r i.d ??
Improi ivy i
lines.
The ?Security Li
i?nd cour'?
Bpp?rtseia1 ? I ? ? i
tould not Le ? ? ;.
?"'.lowance fur Seen tai tai \ I -?
career i- Departn ?
a continuous exhibition of Ineptitude an?!
untnteJIigei I
Mr. Danii
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1 as done
moot Ho la a i
>'o far a.< : a al | ?
} aq (., . ?
experte?! to CO tril
reta; y. ? .' I
which be I ? I ?
1 ?as bat ??? It favi ?
if a ?Gen? rs the navy, an h i
0f the r ? ? " nth the
Sdtaa of the ?? adop
tion of the '
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srhen it era
roer,
1 :' -the i ? . . .
i ^aiiu-t the i" ?
when 1'i.e pre ent world war i o
must put asif? tin? old noti'in of trailing a -
a naval powt'i; Our position in interna
tional ; will then be more laolatcd
than it hat ever ?been before, i?n?i we shall
I ,i\e far greater it bilil ?ea to live up
\\. hall have to pul real powi
.? Doctl ire Bl '1 OUI i '
national policies if the real of the wi
them. It
* with empty |
and hall ?way mei ... ?? . Wo i ght as well
. ir mind ? thai .1 na? y act
?
?
Ar-.criian l?.slory Ent i<i\c,'.
??met 'an anni.
: ?
.
itionary battles I 1
by i ? 1 ?
? ! 14 been 1 to the
V al ley 1
1 ?
VYc leai ? ??. art ' Kiai '?
appeared
w. ? ..-':? al Val ? y ?
. B I : B ?
led ur at
? ??? idei
the
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of an ei : ?unter ? I ich they
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V s< re at 1
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History never ? ' ?
r Pi away
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? their 1-i.T
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Vassar Reforms Herself.
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f the "daisy
the afl
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?if Tap 1'ay at Yale is by no means so far
? both l ave for
their ?
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1 from time to t
are, in
...
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tance 1
ith in hi?-- ild bi
' the torcl But an
ion like that of I 1
f Vassar helps to n te th<
that this al
i ? -, ,; ? ?? ?:
I f or 1
n wti e a 1
I trad
an disabilil
!? anj . use, it must be a hei
.-?-in which can say g
and thi when the time
New German Naval Guns.
B rumor current 11
est Germai 1
'' with a new 17-inch 1 ?
the Queen 1 ? ?A writer
News" 1
.
I to this
...
'hut a Hil rg 1
?in Invii c
with smaller ??
out- ?? ni?! von
ships off the Falklai ; A mi he
? date ?'n v. hat lie ci ?
to be not a cer
?
?
ippear it tl Sea.
\\ e have heard so 1 I the 1
surpr it ha
? .1 a half of wi
metl ing of the r It
??j quite possible, however, thai a new and
? -. ? 1 il gun than ai y hit!
1 in the (?crman navy has l een
mounted in the latest ships. According to
one London paper, "The Daily Ml
idy established "upon the
hip!.est authority." It is cor.jectureil by
me that the shelli I I unkirk
me 1
but that may I
?
? ?? Germans surprised I
their great era there
position to
of thi It may ! ?? : ? , thai
? ? . . il ?us report
'the ! . -.vero to be 1 . with
of miK-h ?greater calibn
?? I ' ? . But In the new
not at all imp] l ? .
' improved gun is in
Hil ? Gen
1
?n "The Daily IN
tance, I
thro?
6,800 pout
/ times as much as :;
' ' g tho latt
The Derfllingei, the i ewei I of the German
? ?? ii;.t exi ?????I ' Hi?' In?
a in t 11 pt '. bul i ? m Ely out?
! by the later Britl li battle cruls
\' ? . ||. . et ting M ?d? the
Queen !.. ? . Irmi Duke ?i??
.h m I \\ 11 h ton 13.6 inch guns, a again I
ime number of 12 ln< h gun ? in the
? | ? broadi ida exceed) that of
the Gern ret? by 1,200 pound ?. 'I he Bi it?i h
. ' -i..- < h on ai d King George \
i ive el " l ' ?. ? ier broadside? than
t Gen m battli hlpi of which we
nitc Ige.
w. . m always told In thl i
but. inten ? the hint ?I.I
German gun is, it hardly
. r definite ' h to ci eate ?
Honors for Scientific Men.
There I i fault Unding than
i , [ | the comment on the
\cw Year ' I '. partly, perhape,
too much occu
? ? ?.' and
partlj. f the honora
?n recognition of
Butt!
?ay, ?
. Sir William T: d ' ? M the
: : i? the old complaint ti 11
illy overlooked 1". the
? n of d?corations ami tit]
. | ? .. ttiJustified,i ip
bo Important
v? any comment et til.
n, ?? . ally is
i oc recognition being corn
to a lVw medical men.
? ?,.'. ? ?
i concei ? * ntit rroi
managed to do very well in
it a title; Faraday ?b?
il tokens of
. thfm, ami Her?
tly objected to them.
" rang, noting Sir
r?test I ?to? he ?
? 'hat deteriora!
ral ] i I ble
'honors' have
.
r ail
?' men
rcum*
? , . I in a si
Why
ire i ?' ' ns and toji
i. . ? i dien, or the
their
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less i
thi
those arl
Sir William
better
Red v- -i tl '? Davy medal than
g led to
ronfer upon him thl
I when m>ar the
il* life he won a title next be?
neath that f the man who made pills
, ..
? c entifl
they an
'?'? it kind
?
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t
"
province, only to be snubbed by the poli
? War
.'.'.' ' - ? ?'?...
' ?
tlieir
which they were
? ? ? it ?
? ' eir failure to
distribute prizes.
hart drlTCB to wren eh u
living from i. ? . ....? ( ntry, wi I
? u i In that report of the O'Hare wl ta
e Investiga! assigna
il causo of Immen
? ? ri i that peace * ' Monta
a .?'??ns'
? tenegrln pi ? *?
aril ' share, appan - I
sa ri '.ans.
"If v ' nanti te es? sal
. <
? rament t il appeals
? - out-of-ranga ; ?
the ! - ?
Recessional.
By ?i..i means) RUDY IBD KIPLINO.
of old -
? g battle line --
awful hods behold
ai i mothers oft Inel
p a; yet,
? reTl forget
tl S horror dies?
Ami.. with notes depart?
md we're far too wlsej
Diplomacy will ea?-e the heart
"Await the facts" (we're waiting yet),
?' ?forgive, forget!"
Our i | melts away?
Our Chi I popgun misses rire?
The ehi ?
.. ted tire,
are us yet
?-?? i r-s'et!
' ?lir.-.e^
awe,
Delphic lung's
Or 1< r reed thai go, "?It i
0 hyp; ? hosts, bear with us yet?
You win the bet?well euro f.-rtr-stI
that ? " .. ?
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proi ??. .
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11A1:V1.V R'ORTHINGTON LOOM1?
TI IE G.ERMAN SPY SYSTEM
It * Painstaking, Inaidiotis I fforl Is Poison, Out "1 Which the Afrocitiea of ll.unrs ami Bayonet Come Naturally
?and Inevitably Nothing -bul ( onquering of Germany, Iluii Demonstrating the Failure of
Nn li Treachery. C?n Cure It.
re t il '1 '"t o? The Tribun?
It Is a mlatake to 1
I ... mai has dona
ind murder i i I ? : of n omet
children, Sha honeycombs a country
rt agent ' ora : a i
... ? ?'? i er ? i1'
. . n ? '. I S BI
lei the ft
. . ...i a ?!
of i ? plei 'ill shi
n 'I ha
trayal of bo pitality, that taking ?dve
..f (Mi- i thing thai
?i wartime.
i..... . ! . I h 11 ?
in rounded l-y < as ol ?his spy
?nu, thi i pn pai -
another i ?hi
pounce. It 1, a allant i '
ssion, ni da tructlv?
? and tha
t U
11 ,> German ml
? ?ermany, i i able I
prei all ai d eb aln -agents I
I oliey by dl u am Bating a na ? ' ie, a ph
opby of Uta, which c:une to capri '? ?
? k i.tid has gone on ?
'.? ? the ?letorlei ? ' I
people believe tl a a hi
God than the rest of us. We ?
imperfectly and only i ?r? i
.?. all as mercy, pity and lo;
of tha I ??? sd ve cat,
efj ently and all the tlmi
?
'.??.nil in ppiic' t[na, to bu I .
in tnni ting bi
? i ta, meaaur?
bip and worm out Herr.'?
n format! m rfi?,'* "fed and thoai
? - thl tatl ?n entity b? .
and evil ) calls on it ? c "-? ? '
making It, to pracl
?? i i ? .? ? . ? i lay ii
?
.... ".
' the Tint
f thi
'
?
The l->-u??s nf the W itr.
- war, as Bi
a it, Is this: An
I rid f
I
terril
? ? '
r an
for t ' ' '|U0 hef
r means another ta Invasi
by moi
by I . ' ? ? rrlal trnve'.N
? 1 studioti i i ? 'itl??mi'n
r another ala we?
bich will be t
broken Teutoi
? . ? ?
ta the i
?
?
' can the A llii
I
- .. Pleas
, ...
t 01
? eu
?
trate Its re. 1
? '
? ?
town In tl
? ; rasan
' unfailing
*?ht of the ?
? ni'h German spy ly ten: and a soldie
"bedient to commands of eilen? ?
Very much more I | and, too,
tig what th? tight Is al
In 1 he Tribuna of igtrtng Ta;
-.1 the atrorlti-??. a hieb I had
P that I 'osevc
ami ? ? - ??ere la not the slights
....
the unspi traget commit
on ti '
outrages were mi I -
express command ' I govern met
in order to terrorize both tha I
among neutrals 1 .
I am sell
'.-> h*. L'
man who doubt i read th?
an A m h H can ? ?
? ' . : '
: ribuna of November
Ho*, the Atrocities Originated.
:? German i f 1 t - ?
les that makes it Beult to 1
mon -?round to build on f '. r8. ]
at thla point that
I treachery a' ! the ati ty pro
( gramme of dramatic fright fulness OYerlar
I think It is la part ont of the habit I
traylng boeplUllty that the atrocities hav
'emerged. It l?n't as if they were
periled a lud !en flare, with no background
They are the logical reoult - '. i \ ?? -
for years tnat wh'ch hur . . ugree.
? tio.
?ma o' ? ?- - ? ? '
... the Hector ] ?
for a 1
i Mai ?
I ? ? ?
r I
? - en ited th?
','??
. eki ..ru est a i
sred thent Tuen tor n }ear, up to a few
reeks ago, they helped
action, the last i the A11 led
they i ....
ber, 1914
of the'r d i, and
I s'er he tool
?
r fa
I out the Gel ? . : niur
aad bis pa
,,ii,r They aenl kin beei te Ike en???
? . :
year ?es hea as flail-1- abra
? . . r ?? auaded."
i ? Budden ?"?' "f felaeaeee ???
produci ..r alew, careful eaderaalnlag
relui
0 a of th< beal known wonen in Reii/i
?? bo ?? name I dare not ?rive, told me of
Q '??, ?a? I, i IBS gave
name and address), when the firs! Gen
in h eema down ?<i Belgian Uta hansel
.,.i aaki I to .-' ? ahelter to German onV
..nn of when III? lady h"l known soclall
laya ill"? net neralag ?oldter? w
" rough the house, destroying painting? v
* sad ?rreeklng furniture.
? ?. ? B offleer,
| ,,'.?.. i "We have n?!
??'I'ii!< hiiI friends. How can you let this
dona '.'"
? i? wnr," 1- replied.
.'.?i rail of chivalry, of the loyalties
.?? ? and host, I ? to l ?> 1 tened to. /
? r the i' rpetratlng ef tl ? eeld progran
? at Bpy treachery were a perl
prepar b? rio aaddea aarelat ?i >?
ror to which Germans had to forro tht
Belvea It ?at in astonishing thing to ?
gei tlenea and genUewonea
?i? t!.<? o!il friendly German faces of tourl
? ! soclel gue*ts show up, on hor?eha
nte the eitles Be conq "rors wh
? ; sea entertains 1 as fr?en
any of a Belg
l ? ?", ,?..? knew. She Is now in?:?!?? i
? ??! I cannot give hT name,
I . -.lilt reprl?ul on her.
r-iwljil I rlcnrW Return as Conquerors.
"V. h'?n the German troops entered Rr
*?!..? states, "wo suddenly dlscovei
fricada had been secret agei
officers In charge of the
vaslon. As the army came in, with th
nr;?I iroose ? ?'epping,
entertained ?
er guests for j sai e Th
.i.rr.cni
; rom friends, the
rhey had work
?y Into thi I Ufa
. had won - a in o
Al .' ;;.-r.?
? ? ad of troop ? to eoi nuer i
throu
al Intercom
lit in that kind
found It only ?i ? |
esala nurd
? people whose bread thi id i ?ten a
i tree - ?
a to i
?
i you BCCC
I ha ?i
r is, t the Gerne li nly I
itlon
-. pol ion.
? ?? were billeted i
..v ., . ? Bed by
It lay between Bt Id li ibald a:
a aand d in i, eomnandii
kfl ' ? u?r broke out t?
I .od It and found i
? walla were of a siz-fo
l, of heavy blocks of ?tone and co
Be 1 g vas cleverly ?i:
r tiling It?
i fitt little c impertinent t for h
ta, ai
?
Wnr
... the I
?reeks i . :
?
road that rui
? ' ip whi<
I be fed to it for it-* cos
e worl . Gei i ? i i ?m ea?
it
te of i
A Bi - ? to .i Bi Igian v!
? ? ; 1.1 ta .:?!.: f the earl
??I . it ? "man, di
..:-?? , and tl
i a I in, rusl -1 up to hii
i out? * ?
worl ? ?: va tr
trending Uhlana aa t
?B was stationed ;
:?' ? ?? troope ar? there to resist,
.? ? run easily tar?e h
? rillage. But If the rillage has a pre
, the Germans must be for?
The Village Spy.
Three d?\s after arriving In Return, I
eriy full of 1014, I met a German out
"re of the Hussars, named l.hlnbecl
fell Inte conversa': m ?'.'h hir.i and be
, . '?? friendly He had no ei?aret'H
?ired ours with him. He coul
gllal end he let us wal k
la slowly alonjj on h's way ti
?? main bodj b 4 lernen
... r. : there aeened to b
? t'ake, or perhaps l.e did not ex
little group would be |o .,
I we have l?een if tha German plans hm
? through. It was their custom to us?
? -is as a protective screen fo
elf ?, ; anetng troops. Whatever his mo
nr,.T we h-t'l walked along beeide hi
ior a quarter of a mile, he pointed o-i
ttouae f the apy whom the (1er
ad In that viilatf? of Hella This mat
. : alfbreed" Knijli.-hmari, who came ou
i . i over to Bhlnbeck an.
>U want to keep up your r?nsjlish, fo:
loon be In London."
l-i h ?>, for the benefit of his Bel
? ? ; are, he ?houted outi
'. out! Thoaa fellows shoot! The Ger
ra devils! "
He brought out wine for the troops. W?
red I :m Into h'.s louse, where he, sup
?' us to be friends of the Germans, aike.:
????ike of his hospitality. That mar:
.?..is a resident of the village, a friend of th?
a, b-it "fixed" for Just this Job of sup
s' tu formation to the invaders when the
-ame.
I'urinn my live weeks la Ghent I uied to
v at the Cafe Gambrlnus, amera
- . ? ra I us that he wsi? a Bwiei
? ? syi pathy with Belpians and AI
B had a la ..- I '?'? hen the Ger?
Into a ?uno-:
? - the Invaders, HI
Dlghtly I rt of G rma:.
'..ere I stayed in Ghent the
ifter a couple of day?, believing
i 1." one more neutral American. tol?l
> !" waa a German. Ho wept en to say
take t I BelglBBB made ?o oppose
? ?. who were Irresistible. That
? r.-urn to the city and country that
I '?..o 1. A few hours
I frit ! ? f mine told me to
t ??ah - the house ol
Treachei | M Ithla t be 1 Ines
- - irp, f.. Pervyea
t of a
? ; ?:i ? ||
g thi
- ? ' ra f the road ever
? Of cour-?'. ?.,
I night ?ij v>uuld change the tine ef our am
[munition moving, In nn attempt
? M But this waa o.
\\,< :, ?mi train of trucki n o
along tha road le the treneht
..t light would i o ip ? omi rhera within
lini . " lnrh would gnify < enei
, ? . to fir? upon thi
. . i . idt nees of Get
the rery country wa ipj mt* k
reaching 11?. Bonn tlmi
My 1 the Bel|
at Pervyse, aa I thi
pun ha " 1 otatoe ', g ? 1.' h re ;i ' '
piece, lb- brought bin--, tha potatoes *
handful "f change t I ided a Pre
. ! r< r,. ii Cl pper, a Dutl h Mnall coir
p. |g an '? ' ? ? ' me bit, and * Gei
marl piece with It?, iinfieri.,1 eagle. 'I
? '..me one In t ' among
refugeea waa peddling
. ? Oetobei a and I were ea
..red I v it Zela. Our Fli ?
1 ' ? -. .1 Ghent man, began eipre
dlineaa for them in fluent Gern un. Af
f that ' ' ? - a au
? if ; ,,??,,
I had bei '1 the I
certa ? '...r.-r olemi ? '
hud aowed their seed for ant 1
day v 11 ??: the -? a ould releas? tl r trot
and have need of traitors scattered thru-,
the Invaded eonntry.
'li..' thoroughnesa of thl?. briber.- .! (Tai
at diffen I ige 1, In a burned 'own
1,500 hi ? ? 1 found approximati
-. tact wit
on I ' r of
.???r not 1 meant 1
had been friei enemj
1 and In otl tai 1 that tl
. f..r ?he Germana. '>'<A ;
photograi h? e ed houses
..... . a aa thei .1
ract ?
1. it there has come no ehallei re
ra that have ?*?n have |
?-i h : . .?. only a blanket denial a
ntei rgea of frai :-tireur a ai
. ??red or. by hables In ar-r?, ?
grandmothers and alck women.
I-, n. tober, 1911, two m ? le Oatei
[ waa arrea! ! ?'"?> a
? : ? eeta In 1
of a vi
Ms
? ?.. ? 1 ising A
... ? r ? ? en te r t \
the 1 ' rr,,0l
. bad to a-- ?mi
it if 1 were ? v . ?
ater one of our Amei 11 ..?:. .- ;? Ion v.
!.cl this I t Ama ean pa
ports had been flagrantly abuaed for (ierm
? ? lerican e< 1
?h.? war zone t it he
lied our got ' ?
of t
' ? '
?o lach of
Boom for Another Bryce Report.
All thia devioua im
ilit
??????
the traps on r.e-jtrai gl all
n I eaeo time' deserves a second i? 1 v
reporl The a'rocities are the produi I
1 patient
tcm, eating away u: the vitality of tl a ?.
reenlt rrors an -
" ? : Let me close with an Instance.
A friend of rn.ne hn, been lieutenant in
' II
-uniN' ? s is a little dial
'
:en were in t
Peass th ei
ter tool
. ! : 11 it r. ?
:
... I thi
and aet it on fire Aa 1 eft thi
.;.r. The mot er m
her h
ind 1 . ?. Ot;e
nom the h . il - ? :
dov r. generation by ; had bei
eiater. In arm
ro other children and the i
' the garden
lya, the
iw j .......
? a ? Hv were ui lit I r I ? . ? ??
U .?:...? ? ! 'Ae ,-.-? ? ?. ?
? ? il' Hand a aafa plac
and r teatimony \ '?rson is avai
able.
Our own position In thia war, where th
future of the human race la being contend?
er, Is d"?-rribed tn the song of Debora
and Rarak, as recorded fir our pondering i
the Book of Judge?, which li a BOetlofl ?' I
ancient ar.tl-pacir?st document called the 01
Testament!
"Why abodest thou among the iheepfoldl
?o hear the bleating of the floekal Zebulu
and Naphtall were a people that Jeopard*
their livea ?into the death In the '.ich place
of the flal 1 " ARTHUR GLEA
KtU York, Jan. 18, I ?16
TO HELP FRENCH FARMERS
All They Need Is Tools to Reclain
Their Ruined Acres.
To the l.ditor of The Tribune.
Sir i A part cf the territory of Frar ee I si
been i':'...'ied and devastated. The cult
? if the aoil in thi 1 district .?? lost all hii
material possessions. Ilia home ami faM
ava been I eatroyed. So
. ha 1 1 1 ..? imala and his ci
menta to the. ? ?ool or el 1
td into Gi
land is a da ? I
Af'er the war the ee 11 try a I not i
Jo its duty by the inhabitants of this I
land, but its first duty Is to free
from the enemy occupation, and its fund
must lie spent chiefly in maintaining it
army till this id accomplished. But the sur
viving Inhabitants remain close behind thl
firing lines. They will not leave their aativi
?oil, and no sooner 1? an acre of ground
regained than it is aeixed and eeeup |? i foi
farming pur;.. 11 .*-?-? kv ;..
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alone!
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ulation, which, still in good I eart, ?oka a
to labor arid I : . [?a.
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