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denit-?:. :
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them within
now reg
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cond?
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through,
able 1 the bel
? |
comj s
k least
? obscure the
? fact t irgely
? ? ?
? .
hie 1 -
?
rther witl
Diplomatic Small Talk.
One
?
tiptoeing
t|
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rt of talk
which
shoul . ?
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I- e, thai
t? .? , ? ? . rap
: with in
rail
< ?icapa i
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V. I -? ' . .
?
I 1 1
?Paria,
to th?
> to,
.,,
That]
*?.-Ivt< 1 tin ? ? ? ! : "Have you Bonn 11
u? say t,. ua sun.', won] to peak I
i.? to the French people?'1 To which th
.
el replied, with infinite fripi
\. . I have ?aoUiing to say." To rm
.. Uons he appears to
? in monosj Hables, so thai
depat U d wondering why thej
,\it?il to be Bnubhed, feeling n<
and contemptuous. And ?they proct
communicate their
? i the French nation.
, tj the currency of int?r?t
I ving a purely fe
pcqua ? nd little in commo
called "small Ulk." "Small talk" i
the alternative of unburdi
.he he ??? ? to B i tranger or locking
mmui ?cation against him.
intercourse, also, there
ing the same fun,'
I; \. ' \ ??\ idently is w'
must, there
? ? pondini
? c in the draw I ? - I
Germany's Naval Preparation
\. ? iralty, according t<
. have no knowledge of th?
I * ? hr,\.- been mounte
? n an battleships; hem
? tured thai "the hi?j
',- which tlii? infom
.. is imaginary,
obst rve, I
? ?ally incredible in the
mor thai such ? for "given the
? would be no difficult;
f I
tor doubting the re
? ? . .
? aj be put a
great queationabli
. Gei in actii ?ties,
that ival ]
n iiile since
. A genera I e streu
nstitution of the fjerman nav
and a half apo is common prope
nothing is known of what
Ion? in the mean time. We h
.- -torie? of the number
? .
..- ? ???
that everyth
up for the sake
g -
When the war began four German 1
were nearing completion *
more building, besides four bat
light cruisers am
mi ei craft. It is impose!
what extent the propia m me I
expanded, but we rr
ire ti al the businesi
Very possibly, w
?pect of a long war.
n made to en
then the fleet in many v...
long apo some apprehensi
'and at the d?cret
in naval expenditure. This qui
apparently hroupht up yesterday in I
House of Common?, but Mr. Balfour's i
suraaces should Ferve to quiet ?the tinv
lift said that every dockyard, pu!
private, as we'.l at. home as lit I
?erranean. had been I I to accot
? er for buildinp or repairing. It m
Ided tl * quite recently a Germ
-ver. Captain Persius, admitted tl
? ? e . t'i-d
' K of the wai.
A Tariff Commission at Last.
' '?' rj p|
? d him, has now completed anoth
I circle in ] ?y *: ree ; ears a?
were pi
ime a new tariff law. th
? ? 'r commission.
they ha?l s'aj-,
rar?ff Board- that po
ion, with its u
: ecarioUS status, created
?
firm un
Il had passed f
lute control by I gress of tar
: tariff policy. When the n
I '.ti began
tell ? ? ess many Democrats becari
uneasy, They began to see that a tari
entitle method and rt
ing ? istrial conditioi
?: safer for the country ai
party sponsoring it than
? ;? ? v. ? -. like the I nde
wood law. Many of them bitterly r- .
? they had not cast an at chor to win?
. by sharing their i lity i
officially rci
? v. n at
set up the claim thi
had really created a tariff boar
me of Ihe ' v? tigatin
I s ard "ti th
? ai Trade Com? ?n and on th
Domes! ?
t of t ommerci
? admitted, in a lette
ear t ? Govei nor < ?on o
might be better to ?
a
body. Now he is out for a sim<
" . a commission actini
: in its own
The Tribune lia- fought for years for ?
real tariff commission. It h.-is critieiae?
? such a bod;
as i ?. ? has ci iticised Democrats
ii ??..
. ican Payne-Aldrich tariff lav
? ? thai the time hai
forever the old ?lark
g method of tariff lepis
w e have arg ter ses
favor of treating the tarifl s
.? ntific national administra?
tion, instead of a : ?
? al intoreati. tin
? individuals, groups
localii Wi arc glad U
ee the I ? tariff commiasi? ?
We shall
: ? per credit from the Wilson
. ? izing the error
el, .- to what
? ?? ? i opinion "f
?
t if this Congress is
? ? . la a real commission !
,'isory
?luuid which is to report con
Congress, li i>iii*ht t" have something bsl
1er n eommlMion empowered to miss and
lower ratet within certain limita Axed by
Congress. We admire the courage of Sen
?tor Robert J. Owen, \>h". when aek-ed by
?i fellow Senator whether he favored such
a commission, answered bluntly, "ie
We need s commie ion with powei and
with tli?? prestige which come with power,
II we exped to gel tai ill mahii g stai leil
along new line i of economic rorethoughl I
and national efficiency. The tarif! cannol
be taken entirely out of politics. Bui II
can be tak? n for got d and all oui of the
mire i>t* merely local and : ectlonal p
-_ -
Sitlint? on the laid.
1 he celei ?tj with whi? h everybody in
-Ubany haa backed awas from an invei ti
: vi..- nt" official expenditure - of public
fund? wou .1 be si c if ii ??? ' ?
disgusting. From this and tl"
surances of the \ cmbly Iraders thai the
financial m?thode of future legislative
committees would be reformed, the public
??an pain only one impression thai th?
extravagance and misuse of the p
* has b? trj and i o wide
pi pad thai nobody, from the ? lot i
to 1i k inquiry into pa ? p r
Such a course, however shamele . ii
tolerabl) safe. ! Legislatur? ? o\
? ?. .??? body, and may no1 be inve tigated
? other body, if it re
its own skirl , The public off i a th
the Gargantuan appetites, the prod
lesi ? for travel and the keen yea
for dramatic art all satisfied a1
expert ? "He furthc ?
?f they sit tighl and hold ea? h oth?
. . Even the I i of the D
Attorney her<. a1 woi t, can elf? I i
tea of them.
But how, in high Heaven'a name, ran
auch performances be deimed to constitute
a proper settiner and background for re?
form?? The misguided public has hern In
the habit of believing thai a "legi al re
investigation" implied a moral and bene?
ficial probing of immoral and detrimental
conditions exisi ing under agei
ernment less perfect than the hon?
lawmakers. Apparently the Legi
haa put itself i?.!" a clasa with the River
Rhine:
The River Rhin?
wash the Citj of t 'ologne.
t tell me, Nym|
henceforth wash the Rivei
Rejected for Size.
\\ here ?a Jack Johnson? On th?
nenl of Europe his memory la freshly dis
I ea -h day with the ex]
16-inch sheila which th?
howitzer! fire and which send up a
smoke. Bu1 on this .-nie, ?
Jess Willard reij ? ma to
be fading fa t th? ateg ry of
Old, f things
'
Our interest in the former champ
simply the desire to extend to him a won!
of encouragement in hia retirement It
involv? ??? ection of Michael Tuholski,
a steel mill puddler, who wished to I ??
a marine, hut was found to ? '
husky." Micha? 6 feet hea
in hi? stocking feet, weigha 257 ?
and might have white
hope in a palmi? he ran't
even l ecome a
Jack John having
proclaimed himself a Frenchman jusl be
fore the war be] : I I whci
I ui der i
to enlist. And '
the ja
have thund? red like the ci
torn cr?tera in Mother Earth, their human
.namesake has fell strangely inclined t.. a
quiet and I onlj brieflj
interrupted by the match al Ha
Bu1 the rejectioi ol M
? him. If
.? a- well h ? ? I to fight,
?ven prove safer hen heavy?
weight their public
Bwagger aith the cal
Striking Railroad Economy.
For the ed A ? Iroadi
?al fea-, of
the ro?
tute i ....
..
86,1.,000,
?
\ f* to "Thi ?.ge Gazette
lg .111'
.
ghl into
. ar and ? unning moi ?
...
the assert
' tifie mana)
? '
$1.000.000 ? day.
? .
? ? . ? .
I . ? ?
?
bhould be ? innual sa> :
ttei
und pi idc f? ' ?? people at
thai imple of < i
?
"Despair Not, Friend"
What I. | \" . su hath m I
In sorrow, ayi .: "1 I a lived too
long;
I should have died while I han.l
wai ' ?
America, thil a old renown to
I have se? m citi ? thai herd like
Crying: 'Save us, and take our chil?
dren!' Wrong
Hath compassed h.r; al even?
song;
The Bridegroom find Kn
air not, friend, of the Republic! More
Than any policy, man, party, time.
. ? lifts her lamp n, glory | ? . ? . '
li' r robes are dimmed, be r sandal
sain! the gi ?me;
Vet ? ? . .
Still mounts toward liberty on
sublime]
. ___ , EARL S1JIO. ON.
THE SPIRIT OF CONCORD"
Impressions on Revisiting; ?an Hi
toric Snot.
To th. i dltei ef The Tribun?
Su-: Have >'-u ev?i been m ?Jseetea, ?
i :,v. \.wr taken that hiaterleal :,
patriotic and Inspiring ride from l?"v|
Common t?i ?rJoneordl If ae, ?ten ye? e
appreciate and realise .iii-"' what the apli
,,f ? in.,-,.i,l Mini '?'?'? i?. !? Il ? eharniii
, ? ? .m.i lively de) ?Vi rattle ovei '
, which spam 'he ealm, bread ?
,: i I,.,, I, We pus Ailing?"", m
?j-ntei tha road of hietorieal fame, are dropp
Into tii' aildal of Ameri?ean ehlvalry, for h?
th?- .?en it <-f mir Kepi,hin- fir.st rang out ,
appeal for Juatiee hh?I freedom. Htm t
. ? -, t ?Lexington, und. beheld! ?'-.plain Par
itatua pntit ? il ? bold Bad nobla eutlii
upon m, ?lin lo ? d taeltground Again, i
,, minded of tha historical i Ida of Pa
| . . ? -, for 'twaa h? who awoke th? Bluaaba
Ing . \ | imi and Hancoct. in tima
preven! their capture by ?ll'eerge'a raea. V
along ? oneord and tha Old Nor
Bridge Bt laat Here the Miaute Mea ',,,
tin -i, ground, ami Bred the she! thai a
heard around the ?rarld, while th? Brltii
were repul??d amid ?greal dieerder.
V, , ? n. iton they kindled tha ?piril bi
la Philedelpl i thejr pei ad their deede. T
liny ?f have mir i onatitution mi'l our ind
? i-i fa de) ???? a ere ren inded that
?. ? fi..,n h dependence II"
that tolled But thi ioyfal peala ?re n
We bava wob our freedom! Th
vene: it) right of all true Amer
can.? ib tl fruit of (reeeofl ??
I wa? eon?ecrntr?l in thr- 1.1..,..:
116 the Libert I bul
and addened toi era w?
: ?
?p.ake. In the d ?.,? ?
ws con ?cr n : ? peck, ..H ialand Po
a orcheatra atrikea up "The Bti
.^ro-'r'-f'i Banner" b? ?h.. gum I.m al H
?own. The spir.t. ?>f 'T?l ?ral aver alive i
1811, for Scott Key h??l faith; he kne?.?, tl
our flair would still he there throughout tl
perlloui nigbti ha knew that the men Sehit:
??he gum were net "ti?n proud to ficht."
Look! In the grayish mist which harj
over the bob a l?guri dad in whiti
Be ha? a trumpet ?Vi lool again, and ?
tea Adama, Hai ? Bai Itoi ai d '?'?
ton. vV? turn away, luit are fnr?-e.| ?
? ? look once tn?.r? This t
?? ! ncoli app? ara in th?
They blow a ?
They blow again. Il
more audible. rher? in th
Prepari I elf for the ?.
?? fe, for th?. --.torn.) ???
come. !>?? thou i t no foi
? ? ?lark veil of nighl
them?i calm,
. -
it ' that given to Sodom an
.
rd and 76
piril with the ehangin
*:?rning of the
I u HEELER IVHITMORE.
New York, Jan jl'. II Id,
A Spirit That Still -Prevails.
To tha Editor of 1 hi
Sir- ': ir enlivening i litorial "1; ?
of Concord" and other? like it are the demnti
to kee
us from going
ii not Th? sam?
inti
ai trul the Cesar an?! Boni I
?
ind keep ? I
i sible. Therefore our disdainful look I
.. , . . rhe elfoi
il tu rtl
the mu
country. That ia why th.
:
! ? i- | wl ?? :
?
?
ave ni
? ?\ant ai I? ??'? ho i-rt'i form thi
I who have gumption t<
. ? ? fool ef to-dej ? ?
.
and h? paredn?
tendini
?,.
the horizoi
i* our oil
; t'uat ? t can be r? i re it i
to let
.- ? ere to thi
ai ?i i,
...
thai ? ; lent
? -whore
.
be not ? - ?
THEODORE MM HEL
? . ran. 24, 1016.
From B Citizen o/ Contorc?.
?une.
i ? i citizi of Ci "i.1 ??
: ? ' . ition of your ?
January 22, en- Spini
; ? extrem?
I can think of th it you coul?1
better would hav*
??? . ...
militia hav?
in the ' rd Armor). in
gula . ...
and ?ill
.??... i iti? rhe di
g done by (
th admirable piril and ?elf
W. K MIAU.
' . " . , Jan. 24, 1916.
Our Patriotic Friends.
. me.
It ma? interest M u ? rhomp
? has ??? ?led it!
i ? ? . ? ? ? foi ' I ? -, ? .
Bumbi f peopl?
I
edit to theii
?
...
? ?' ? ???.??!;, from tha COB
etharj
gged it t gratifying
.??. intrj
. ? ? proud to fight
HARRISON u SMITH.
\ .? lele, Tal 21, la-It.
Cordial App-rval.
a Editor ? I aae.
?? , -k" ?.,i u ?
:,: ata tha
? . ? ipprova lecent, pat?
v it up
?
Hi the greatest Pre? I? I il failure
I am a that I voted
JOHN .1. POSTER.
i . .. :-. . , Jaa 22, l.'io.
"HERE NEXT!"
JEWISH RELIEF DAY
Collections i"o Be Made tor War Suf
President \\. ilsoii??American Jews
?Sut Are Undertaking Care
erers on This Day Designated by
Not Only (are for Own Poor,
ol Europe's Destitute.
i , tor of The Tribune,
ough tl ? me in th"
I. story or' the "goluth ' ? 'hat a chief
of an important nal
. ?? si ?!.i> m ?:il of the Jewish p">
? ? th" fae? has BOt aroused any special
interest or called for any particular com?
ment the American Jew* feel
themselves so thoroughly American thai
? doe no! ...'ii..ar to them i i raordinary
This eo ...
the I i *c?. r of the treatment a.'?"???led our Jew
? . ? . i'i> mnment in
?*? rent cou- '
Bui it il the Amerieai It larjre that
rig, An.l the !'?? .
pie's Relief Committee feeli grateful to the
?met . who through their tole
and absolut? lack of race prejudice make
such a day as the Jewish Relief Day possible.
Our committee
elf of the oppor
i. ; ? . :r. i We will en
? to make it a red letter day in American
'?? history. And to attain this we an
? g country wide preparations.
In over one hundred largi eitiei ? which
"... People1 Ral el l ?1 * tte? haa organ
?zed bi r?parai
the Je? Relief Dsy. Some cil <? -, like
iford, Philadelphia an '
(foments to
meetings, theatre benefits u
\? the Stamford
? ' ???? pal speaker a ill be ' he
nor of th?
l ro? ? ? of the country report'
? eoming which indicate that the 27th of
. will become memorable in the an
\ ? i. charity. We have every
? that more money vv.ll be
? e Jewish R< . ef Da) for Europe's
i ii the war thai
ever r.. . for sn) cause in any one
Man) work ngmen at "(that day's
toward the i el ief fund; ,ma
I ? i pari of their January 27
proceeds fur the i iffere
The whole itaff employed by the Immi
Bu 1U, ??' -' Delaneey Street ia bu?
reau established t?. Inca?,? Jewish war refu
J? and Jewish pr
of war. whose whereabo - their American
relativ? . ? ? lg?
\ wh ich amounts
? i $10,000, to the relief fund.
Por Ne? Vori i committee ha-?
provided one million -.mall United Stat?
flags, whieh will be sold to everybody irre?
creed or race. Ten t1
committee-! will be stationed in different
of the eit] ? ea ad tin box?
for tile-,- -ale--. In addition
to th? ???. larga i ildrona, like those u
?rill bo placed at the
? all busy thoroughfares,
Permiaaion will also be aaked of all the
fe hoi II buildings ti
..i.-i. committees t.. be stationed at the
entrance of their buildings.
?li appeal has been 'nade to the manu?
facturers, especially those engaged in the
? and clothing industries, to release their
. January 27, or al ?'?? noon
on thai day, o that the) eould act ai volun?
teer eoll? -tors Colleetioi , for the war re
lief by our committee will also in? made in
tall of th" ihops and manufacturing place.,
I throji*hout the city.
? > th the Vidd ih theatres we arc arranging
to give extra matinee performances, am1
man;' of the lar^e motion picture houses v. ill
.'?' their Tharsdaj matinee
(performances toward the relief fund
The propaganda for the day will H|?o be
carried on through flee thousand large post
?-. Which WS Will have .11 - pi.r. e,| all nv?
'
?? ? ' the Jen - rst earn? ??? America i*
?.va- demanded of them, before thej ?ere al
'" land, ? t the) hould prom:-..- to
take ears of their own poor. That promise
I has been faithfully kept. Now the American'
i. . t alone caring foi thi ? n pooi
m America, hut also for their Earopt
whom the war
ind I
Dg a promise, i? hnlDing her -I
an for war-stricken European brethrem
THE PEOPLE'S RELIEF COMMITTEE FOR
THE JE vVISH WAR SUFFERERS,
B. I- INGERHl ??D, Ex?
?fork, Jaa, 26, 1916.
What the Federal Employe Gets.
To tha Ed toi ?1 1 he Tribuni
Bir? It ?" to be ho:?'
tragic ? ? ibmai ??? !--- in the
Brooklyn navy yar.l last Saturday afternoon
will serve to rouse th?- public at:.I members
... | for imm?diat
I ? .- K? rn-McGillicuddy bill i H. R I7( ta
adequate coir:- ?
?or a!! civilian employee of the Federal gov
? '
Thee SB killed sad . tha
nine injured are civilian employes, tuen ex?
cluded ? im compensation under the
law of Sen Y<?rk State and from the pro?
vi-ion- made for enlisted men.
It ?s often overlooked, fl
emploj ?
working for an employer who ?si
damagea. All the proteetiot I
om of the Federal compon?
?a? ..-" 1908, "tha woi -* on i ?
which ? ll) one-i|uarti?r of th? ?''
ment, and t at
?? most inadequate faehion. II pe) - i
t.eral benefit. It pro? ide i no mi
surgieal rare for the injured. It limits al1
ben? its for the diaebled or for the depend
of the killed to one year'.? WBges, irre
ipectiva of the continuance ol disability or
dependencj,
rhe sum of MOO is ?,'i thai the ? ??low of
.1 ames il P? yean old,
aturdas, will I from the national
government to pay buna! ? ipei -? and to
pru\ ide for ? . to Under th?
Kern-McGillicuddy bill -he would ha-.p re
reived 36 i' , ? ??' her husband's wagea
during \? ido? h.... ?! and |l.
pei -'s.
The provision- of the Kern-McG
bill have been indorsed by thr L'i ted 5i it?
Bureau of Labor Statistics, the depai
in charge n'* administering the prt -? ?
the American Federation of -Labor
?tions.
Any ?.?.ho wish tu aid the passagi ol thia
? eritorioui meaaun shou I writs t? tha
the House Judicial*) < omn 11
whose cl ? ? ? ? ? Ifoi?. h..I.?. -i , w. bb,
House of Kepr?..,? ... \\ 11| ngton, l? l
i that the ?-?.?i mitt? i art thi
fat oreblj al an early d iti
JOHN B. ANDREWS,
Secretory American Association for Labor
Legislation.
New York. .Ian If, 1916.
"La Tribune."
To the EditOI ? ?' 1 He Tribune
Sir: .li- m? p.- ?crire i kng
tout pr"? da m'exc i ?
En roui remerciant ?h-s aent ment qui
von- manifestes pour notre noble, ?saperia
sable et ?bell? roui dire qui
" Itin j'ai lu .?ani4 votre estimable journal
uni remarque du'un de voa li I .-? . lign?
' L I " ?le (?!^n Ridge, qu'il roua dil que le
traduction eorreete en fran?ais de Th?
Tribune" ait "Le Irbu'ir." Il ?r- trompe.
La .-.?ire.-ta traductiofl en fran?ais de "The
?Tribune" eel "La Tribuae**; en fran?ais
"tributie" p-t feminin; done on ne peu! pal
dire "le," mai? "la."
Viv? la h'ram-r!
? Iva l'Am?rique!
Vive La Tribune!
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