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iVriu ?ort Xrtbttiu
I trat to Last? tie Truth: Nana Mttartala
?A.tvertl-.r~f>rt!"
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haaa in er.-hn.ru'. ?.a?? ad' attlaad
l-> THE rRlBl N'E ??1th abaalate ?.nref> ? for
If dl?? ?? renulta In any CaM TH1
TRIBUNE cu-.r-nte.??. to pa?, >our mone>
bach apon raqneat No r*M tape, no quib?
bling. """Ve make g-ood p****a***tl* If 'he ad?
-rertieet ,\Ma a :
A Matter of Policy.
The Trr ???? with Mr.
Will ' a : n ' Ml programme nor can
:?;.;? ' ' I 1? r.CW frr
in its btvr. ?" - ? p*ptT doea ncl
peopooe I .......
not
if thi ' ?
D flight rr.e. iti ?n of
tha peril of the e ; losent defence?
less state, ha "**_ have accomplished :
Ln? wd_ have materially contribua
the advancement of the general cauae
wUch Tr.o Trihur.o holds o? supreme im
portar.<*f? t< tha country.
Aa The Tribute sees it, tl a ptoot nt 1
is not I ( the
President's prof-Tamme or his plat I
I ror.our..*?'!'?? r.'.s on behalf of that pro
prarr.me. There! meai
from ell suet - ? ? I ribute. in
such meaaara aa 11 to g Mr.
Wila? : with tha fa i reeat possible
op: to appeal to the pe*
'
Niggardly Protection.
r ? ag< ? ?'
M ' ?* the ra?
cer ? to I
t, Mr.
? ( Labor.
decli ' bo dis
?.. .
employes
n?- is ? ' Pr. -lohn B. A - ' - ti
r Legie
? ? ral etat
behind
laws in ltl B. He cited t"ro!r.
.??cords ir. I paymenti
than n arms or legs, ol
? ? eye, and of les?
tor the loss of the ri?ht arm.
aside from the humanitarian
aspect of such conditions, they are not
; ' ? al] should they
be tolerat? I iw, when the country I
not halt ? ging ser-.
the moat loyal and thorouphf-wi..: devo?
tion :
would leav??
? try wh '? civil
?If? the civil ?
f ployes of ' ited at
. ? include
I .
!
and to
' ? to the thou
.
limb for Buch
? ? tion in case ?
t.iat 1
British Labor and the War.
a hoped that the
i ' ? s would n?ak?? a firm stand
? ?
?
ting . Afectiva r.pjw
to be
? vas clear that In ??
. in the h
the measur? posed <
? division. Bui I
?ion of
?
tha 1 na must
hot :i hop?.
...
mind ' ? were
immoim
that tl
? . ? .
the i
favo:ed the
"the firm deter
minai
? ?
?
tjnit;.
. ? ras i '
taken; 1
?.
?
The ?? ixical
Tho i prot?
and "? ? '
to tal?
' ' In its orig
taal foi .
rot t., : n .,, . Dt --?I, un ?ttitude of pas
?.- disappi >" "1 lo-a '?''?1 ' '"' ncl. bul
fot its ?? peal " Mr, Will ri"?
moved ill?? -? . ' ? ? ?*' till? sJaus* as It?
Inf ;,. anci u bi ? ? ikon, ?ml hi ? ame
mcrt was adopted. So while ill?- rnnl
gfice ?? . i?)'|?..s?'l In i .n?)
i-v , ? - .??? ? p| lurlp.Oi II accepted it
. . tinlly expedient. Tl
at l??as'. Ih 1h.? readiest Interpretation
a decision which i? * ?-m.-w hat contrai
and confualna?
? >?? least t' ;it nothing res?
I :. ? i.?in?! Btrtke Is i" ! s np|
1 ?ven those n ho wet s m
ing compuli
strongl] *orous prosecution of
at 1 Mr, Bellamy In seconding
pmnlng the -act declared
had e to do nnj thing to pi ol
- \> ho \\ ill nol ?lu ili"i- b
w hut th?? union let.'.-is fear m< '
that th?- bill ?tras really d< ??'????
mpass Industrial ?coercion; if this i
i i can l?p dl -'"? ? vt-r ?
tint will inn!'!-1 y at
without difficulty. 1 he nain rea
g coi ference Is to make it clear tl
. i'.i'd opposition on the part of lal
? t tl rtsatWMd and that Um unions i
g tit pr?sent t" take any stop tl
ea onibnrrnP'-iti'' to the govei
? ? '
Mr. Brandeis's Appointment.
look the co n I
when he i i ated I
Brai ate Justice of 1
'. l he u't" eral exp?
? ' ? I fill I
vacant by Just
death u it h ai a] ?? the Soul
-, which I I -
Pr? -??'-.? '. ? i?We
I laryland. North < Ina ?u
th Carolina, has I I een rapt
Supreme t irt 1 I I
Justice Tt ? ? 1864. Mr. ?,
?. -, -
t? ith't lima to recognition
i ? in th
he ht turni away from the Sou'
?riven n jut p to IS w i
?ustic
ry long ago.
??'??
. ical if it had ?
of Mr. 1rs n'a 1 m. Il
the Ei
? ? Now Freedom, now fad i .
d. Ii?- It .
.?re in which th ?
? i l.i 1913, : . ppoin
? Cabinet post was freely talk?
wat ' run under th
" then, ai -I through th
of circumstances the at inn
turned from lin?
truel on.
Mr. Brandeis's chief service under thi
was that of s] i eounsi
Commissioi
? ? ? '1 wit
? ? '-!-.? the commission on In its narrov?
; oi" starvation agaii I
ads. Thai
ern rate decision of
:-i. which, ii. efl that tl
? ?. ulsion could hi
this country. Publi
opini ed a eversal of tha
The administration parted coin
. with the . , itters on the cow
; Mr. l'. at d< i- also had I
tion to sheer away from thi ?. ?
extent.
Now the ? ? g to st
ni preps.|uires cor
ccrted effort?that the tenance ol
state of railroad effl
-.i i.:.- ? the training an
:" men for first line defen? ?. li
and shippers fightin
?mpoverisl - peral , shi]
I ..... . . ?
? geth? . We must 1
? ad of economic ch il wai
? country gun 1
rhe a Iministration has begun t
Thi s <y in Was]
and for changini
?'. . Brandeis ha
I? il himself to Mi. ?. ihowini
? ? I. Th
c. untry hopes BO. Il would be a mis
fortune if he cat ri?
bench the narrow, mist tde tow
vital ii.?in try of transportatiot
? h he tor,', , g
er to the Inl i e Com
?on.
Belter Prison Accommodations
?Senator Sagt ' g for th?
modelling of i i ? -Prison, includini
g of ;
farm and indu I ? 'her a
or Winthrop, offers a tolerable
Bttempt to ?
.- Sing problem. It will not be ?satis
o who hs ?
tha t and ent of Sing
B ? againsl thai t;" tion ha?
'I ?? demand that and nothing
? . , to get i thing
: ? ? abandonm? I
nu ?rable old cell block of the r.I
prison.
'I ? ?? policy v? hich I ?
? .- . to erect a
i * S ng Sit g in n more healthful
situaii"ii than :'? ? ting one, 1
I 01 .... by the ?
industries. The rebuilt F g F g i
i for |" ni..' ni ? ? .
?? ? '. t as a receiving ?
the lower pari of th?
from which coi I . . tent to
i after their cas?
? ? had been -* iidied. '? ? ? e1 the
obvio ed i t greal permanent prison
lal i and better prison condi?
tions in th? section, .1 n?iw
farm and lustrial mething like
?? -gun at
f the prison sil
? "ii.
i ,- plan. ? : omise.
There is bound 1
on improvii g th Sing Sing j
i..: n diffei enl pu on a than 111 present
i? ??, Rui i Ii"??" Impi o? ' menl In i nnnei
tIon with tl?'? building of n net farm
; , nnatitute ??? vastl) better scheme
foi obtaining Incn aaeil a? rommoiiationa
than lin? old Idea of r itching up lh< ?
Intlng cell block, posaihl) ? ? ",MV
une and letting all Improvement real Ihere
In the li> iir i un ?t would pi obably lie I?e1
1er to abandon Ring Sing altogethei
rather than to tinker with It, Bui If off!
t Isidora In it?? wisdom ran'l <?? that, the
,. , . ? )pi;,,, in tu i al'.??.- n ' little hai in
tul nn.i contain ? aa man** -j-??;" ???? ol poai
Uva good n i an] thing likely to be i Uf
gested.
The Old Guard Bail.
\\ h? n the encmj ' battleahipa lie I
Rockawa) ai I d op proj-seU.es Into Kour
ternth Street, lal it he on th?? nlghl of the
Old (Jus d Ball. No les ? coincident- ?
could quite aatlafy poetic preeeiJent of find
?!?? better mobilited to repel inva ?loi ,
need then, for hurried aummona by tele
phone, for an undignified scramble Into
uniforma, Vor confusion and rain ge cu
latlon, There In the brilliant ballro? m
faultlessly attir? d for battle will be |
ered the gallant nucleus of our def?
their i reasta pi I '? with i ledala, th??ir
spirits uplifted with martial musk ai d the
admiration shining from soft ayes, ready
and willing t.. sacrifice their remaining
on the altar of glorj, Even Captain
lames : . Wei ma . ?? h ?<? w?II to !
hia a ' ?n of
ety-two years. *
night, forgetf I of 1 rub? i uffl? r,
g to gri] plural
?
and followed, of ? oui ??. by a prou
lenry v hich I ? ked - i lone to w-h aa
he for leadership. .
Indeed, 11 promises to be Waterloo <for
... re?na? te i. '? o uahar In that
dedaiv? ? . It will be : ec ill id,
i here ???? ta a ght,
And Belglum'i ?
H.i beauty and her ? ?h\
??.'?: | ...
Wi that the Old Guard has
?
aa in mind ? hope,
th?
? ?
riaing kn<
I? is simply the si ?? i
They i I other y? ar.
nee?
ite
-?
lion to
What kind of a ?
-fa
Secretary Daniela Unmasked.
. ? ?. /
et for! the 1
humiliating and ? . ? j are,
have long been a mn't.r of common knowl-1
? ? . ? ?
-
? . about th?
?
cause of trut ?
Da to ?
? i it? ? Both the Pri .<! hi?
Secreta; tl alavy have ,
their hif
aa an offic? tal mship, I
a "typical American.*' b? I t tei
the America peopl?
?
. ? ?. . .
?.dmiral Fiel from pui
????..? d han.
posed
1 ' >. ? ?
? ?
effecl
r<
Presid?
?
.....
i ? ? . ? ?
?
?? ?
?? the n ?
? . . . ? ? ? ?
ai ?
I during
two yean . .
? ?
Prophecies.
? '
He n?
' '
it
eat o? . -ount
- Of cours?
?U the same he ?<?.|. ?ami, if
?? i b?
? lected
Underestimated.
? '
sh? <
\nd on I e*d nft
your drawl.
1 ? ? . ' . ?(',] you a
'?? ?1 thougl athi r
than all.
n ere always deep
m .i?
Thai mishap ate life oc
? . ' ?
..II you knew ?? *u how to place
1 ?id said the tl
.?. >rd.
Ii ej didi 't know tl
Frai
Would en ? raise to { I luri
that 1 an they o
a da
d '? ad l.i; men th? pi p
to die.
? '? ' . hid awaj
i ? -n prying eyes the
well
Of old-time pr da that ? ? ? .
i . 't?i the chilled-si B
? '
A ( H1LD. ,
FOUR UTTLF. WORDS
Ami Hi?' "Strict Accountability
That Romiltod Therefrom.
i.. the l ?ii.I 11?" I rikune
Bomotlmea II soosas a? t >i..inc>? Pros
dent w lleoa wrltoa bla pretty phrases fe
the pure ploaeure of so ?l<>in?r. without *-?
Idea thai hi ?? 111 be bi il t.. n atrlel ?.?ni
nl.iliiy for wlia) ha 1.1 ?'
i ake Hi.. ?'?..?. proud lo light" phrase. 'I hi
to him i-? ..i'lil.ly i.? a happi Ineplmtioi
Lut n im? Leen unquestionably t'"' moi I hi
happy fooi word? Ingle syllable phrase eve
uttered by a Preoidenl ?f tha -United lets
and lina rreated the ImprtaaloB tbroaghot
llie World that the p.-..pie of this ciuutr
i,a* e degenersted to aaclt ? coadltioa ?j
elfemlnancy thai anj streng ?sewei ??".l
,? i ua with ? ii ie,
Sum. iim< .h othei II la to I"* feared lbs
ilin?e four little words are ?r"1"-? I i coot : h
?ople of this country thousands of preciou
?? In demonstrating to the world ilw?t >?.
.1 i .? Hi,: ".'in pi oud to Iik'1'
I he . raj ; bal a a ? an secaps tha w
la l.< build up a ? BOOB I ? poai ilile ii
araay ol euch proportions .is to discourse.
m v Idea which a boatila European ?sews
ma) have of Invading ua, For the lease res
?,? navy ahould be Increaeed, not live a
ten ?,'?..? henee, but at the aarlie * pra<
.ment.
,\.i power l.i'.k'fii, upe oui wealth wit!
i^- r. - ? ? i,- eyos and desiring I ? sbserb soi.
it t?i pa) Its was ?M?' ? i." ag to welt unti
-? gat I k l.i'V-. Ml.'I li !i H* Hllny. fa 4 ve i.l'i
It In 'he very deliberate sray wbld
Secretary Daniela suggt ta fei tha navy, an*
which prominent members of Congress nr
ed to adopt for the army.
We have < ? : ? natlei
era Let Congr? huatl
art and ni ? : ?gi
? ' |. .1. ? 'i. : |< M. I. I?.
?Proud Pacificism Explained.
: i tot of 1 he rrlh
I he temper of your ed torial "Amer
lea and ?-.uiope" Is eo admirable that I won
'.jii'.d juifn'.e M it ?BOM ? th the 1'iesl
' i rase, "too prou-i t? tight.'' Burol]
do not mistake lbs eoatent of thos
',( -.?.?ril? nr? the teuchsteao, why ma;
? . ly equal emphasis on that othe?- ?pro
eat, t*'at Amarles will defend he
?- fron whatever quartei violated, with
? ? r miaa a*.?J at ai ; coat *
?
"loo proud t?- fight ? the mag
?
?
? h
thout gi? ??' argui
.??,..
er th< ? eharges 11 i
it I.?? :* ti??' :
traitor H?
light en ?"
?
other sad I i I ovei one 1
\ ? . ? in'l i accept that as hi
\? ? ? nd thi?. pi rase I
of t . ? epl ' i I ?? 1 ' ? ?
? aid i here a ;?- "eue ?? ng as being 1
-, ' ess I am grea
. ,- ie<
? ? i ?? and then Americi
It may i
igh t o i
? ? ' rtain tl but
?
? ? ui ;? ? ? ? k the P lent
? ? i ? our blood,
? ? ? ?
ge - of "too proiul t.. g ht " i * ?
: toa conee] of th?
-y for Hs us? ? mal
ining Ki
? ? - .i trap for fools.
b 1 der you b
il ha? e ma? ?
?-ou things that my n ng sell
? le at HENRY A JOKES.
- '
National Self Respect.
: ? ? ' " The Ti bune.
en this It?
v. -, General, ?
rnself a? follows In the ?
the People vs. McLeod . :::.':
"Great Brit I ? ? among
.... ? .
t liaten to a di
don? liile a
. ? .
?I paii
i
i Fall
icted on ;? ? pie ol
high-toned sspi i j
ible | tioi
In my eai
.- ? n cordi >.' Roman ? ? eal
? - ? ? ? her temp'.
i , i ?. ? er d ? im'.-, er
? ? ?lied me; but * ? i
?
the remote i
.i
itio i am an En|
?
B) the time i
? ? r can eitiae
. ? ? [?Cover, unt
isness 1 protect
bi i prop? rty of tl
: . , ."
In thos?
I have fought the
? ? ?? ?leal h of '
h ib? r.i ried down to thi tl
?' . ' ? ....
pi at to light
ROMILLY THORN l"OX.
Ji 18, 1916
Open Season for Americans.
'?'line.
I have fe
free wit
? ?
?
? ? r ni partiality to (
th ei
i might
f the pr?s?
ng
t not? - tile tl ne tO gel
eason last
- n to be. perhaps, that i
be a more than sixteen Amer
sl lowed
I the ver)
4, 1917.
HELIUM.
I-- ?.ml ' 1914
Consult a Dictionary.
the Edit? ? - ' -Tribune.
''? : ' I. ' '.,
hia French? \- ? h?? not at
through a try bet
.
"Tribu e" in I re?
??i be
?
P MAM" .
.' as Vurk, Jan. 21, 1L4?.
THE AMENDMENT.
JAPANS POLICY IN CHINA
It Is Not On-* ol Excluaient, Since the? Oth??r Power? ( annot Be Su< ceeafully
Dislodged?-Room lor All in the flowery Kingdom?
Japan and China Should Be Inends.
'
i '? ! ? ? ? I
t .litoral corre i
.t..;.:;. by Mr. H. K
: of "Tha Pel 7 ' ? s"
?.. ...i to i ? the orga
. rrs?< n. ? hma. in a I ,:.?s Dl
[yenags'i policy o
. . | | ...
. ?... ? ? ? .? boi i "f ami)?. and
n the two countrii
ter 1
a."
'.* r. 1 ong1 ?? ? - me to b?
With you
? ?? ? ? . ese i
?\? ? ? tset let i 1 st, m vita
Furopean sttitnde toward Asiatic ?
then
: on in ortier t?> : ? ti rritoi al an?
....
tween th? Von B? n
Gei ' ?'?
ire thai tica
? yellow
? ?
the white race. While the al
the Wi ?
?.???... .; ,
h BOU?
an.! the Psi Americsn Uni?
L he Far I
.
are, I am inclined to
?
ta a Japan? fret tha
edi - ' th? ?
?
a sen! enl ce ai
,nd I entertain?
bj Mr. Tong ?!"' ? ? ? ' ? increaa?
r of Japan? I ?ndica
that ?
?.in! menus by wh
? '
under lerioua co among <
? I ai Japanese. ?
....
? ? ite ? ? tention that
Innan deflet the "open I . for a eh
the f"r . .
nt, th? eal righl I pi eg?
of Eui rooted
?iiat i? is practica
? the door. Besid? ten thousand
ailwa i I? i f pi
ti ol, there a.m i in im
toa - ;. ..? er < '?? .?..- I ?r
pitance, among I fort
milla in the 1 ai ~'^* 'y ? le) '
onl) lix, i the fa'?* thai cotton
??ptnninit eonatitutei th?
la?an. There are a!'-<> ton mining romps
ona and 1 'oreigi bai opera!
China. How could Japai i
.... 'or Ja
China'* opei i ? ?
.- ? al
to all nal
?? Shai tung, i . ? Manchuria, the
? ulloy -
II !?. . ' . . ? : K . . ?. |
[?roaperou : ti? F China aa
well as 1 h..? and i ' iter '?'. ? g .. i ould in
all pr?; I by Engla Kranc?
hrd Rai . ?,, *.. ia) notl ng of a gn
of th<> area along the railwayi
? ? . . .
elpleai ? a
ould probabl * rema
? lad ' i fail t..
aes that this wonld ??? mo\ it
It ia true 1 i the com
menial and industrial opport nitiei
_? Pi ? Manchuria ?
"
that moat of I
\r Japan, bul for all nal oi ? whose I
il favored
Ural
? fron i ? ? . to ? pei ?
bul who lei ng thi
...
By whal . loes th? I arrive at tha1
.?.on that Jaj king to ? >
'? The princi]
???. s :
"1. "hat no i
with any ti .?
are of fluei
. f
?
timo b? marchai
?
luei
it nal
. ea le? i
?.le govt
??::. I hat
? ? ? ? ? ?
entina i mi ?| tha
?? ?.
railroad
indi se b<
ilities iporl
'
?
' ? ? ? ?
'
thai
? .
t foreigi tereal
from ? George I
'? . I ..
Revi?
icct Man pera
lamentai e< that
tin> coi ? ? rig the major poi I
the most
pplying
ni| orti
Those who are 1
I? Japan wit
. ? ? .
11 tempt i ng 1
,-? oranl .??'???
?" polic) enu
?? i
.......
'??,-, . . ?
t free pel I he
an international ant
I
vhat it ia, and u
? ? ?. .
thej are ?*. ?th in th? of free ?
?ill GO OHIRA
\ i ?.. ?. ? ill
A Question of Location
. ' oi ' Ti ine.
Sir: Ii n te of Dec?
??.:?. 1 D
.? -.11 ,
againal ? ?? i treat
le**e<l ? .ommitted bj
e letter do?
of the four Regia) " - <
i th? lett? r was |
'i "i '-. papor. an.I n* - ?
Register'] ? i
'trence t t
" ? ? meant
I hat ighl eatigatc ?
f thai
lurrcd I ' On l
;?' .'
1er? from attorn?
| for th? ?
? .
.... i
.rote I
id the original
..
to find any pei. ;.i tn.
:
limilar na ta having writ!
\ ? I conaidei I ? trei
rtunata 1 . -houl.l nul
??? an unknown or ana
do ? ? .. ? he |
of >oiir p..; ? i printing Hon
..?' Its ti...
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