New-York tribune. [volume], February 01, 1916, Page 10, Image 10

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The Reviste! Shipping Bill.
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it continually, a sui ing th.- tax]
?ill for pr. .
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by n fi*4v sc'
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It ii ol.-.-ir to any in that
siderable element in this country
be Btampcded by ? campaign engi
neered bj the Con
v rule will vote f< r ?de
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are convinced thai the peopl
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military oui nd it instead on
ts which bring a direct political re
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rivers and harbors and fror- rural delivery.
Agitation for national defence **. .>ul?? !.?*
(fible if it had no other inspiration
thim the expected profits of
->.'44,,i-r manufacturers. It i? only b<
nr<> beginnii that their
i*otectio*i the protection of .
property depends <-ti ade?
quate preparedness that the present agi
unti j Whether
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. hich absorbs
luntry to-day i-; whether the go
to get ready to
the TJ I dis
invasion and ?
A Good Appoinlment.
H. Whitn?
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mastery of
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which would more
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of merit and thus would
appreciation of
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Financial .Justice for New York.
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support. Tlie programme has
! .'?'ii carefully worked out. It embodies
? i. demanda which this city cannol right
fully make, If proposes no hardship for
nnybody else; it penalizes no oil"
t'oiis of the state; i' a ika merclj
for this city. No legislator 44 In.
willing to fight for it should ever have the
face to ask for votes In this city again.
Paris Raided Again.
The Z.'p-ii'liti raids of Saturday and
Sunday dispose of the assumption* that
is better prot??*cted than ?London
Bgainist aerial attack. There really was
never any reason to believe that the do
wi re more thorough or elaborate,
except that the French capital has been
min,une, a circumstance
eU'ntly accounted for by th.* strong desire
of the Germans to punish England. Bach
raid must involve a considerable risk to
the raiders, and it' risks must be run the
German people would have them run for
vvhal they consider an adequate
French territory has long been invade
the French people have known what it
means to be under German domii
but the only way to hit ' ngland
, ?s by moans of air raids, and so
all Germans who have ^ rit -"?'ti variai
on tin* theme "Gott strafe England" have
made it plain thai the Zeppelins were re?
se?en 1 | J for the punishment of
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domar; all pruhn-1
bility t : ge of 1 he defences will:
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invariabl*, by a storm
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GFiKlYTANY'S SERVILE BPIB1
A Nation Who.'..' Thinking 1 bV
lated from Wilhc.in.st.rasse.
Tribune,
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ble to iirjri"' with a (ier
aboti! M ? ""'"1 narei
like n skyrockel before the sllgl
cas! upon tho jui tice of German;
tlii. pn Blcl
Since the time the Germana
European holocaust the principal daiipei
the eh II ?eon the Oer
army <>r even Gorman victory, but the
that there is tin difference of opinion am
th.- German people in Germany or out
Germany. The mere fact that German n
tes a gt
menace to Europe. The facl that (?erm
from Wilhelms! nstitutei
world ciilir -? Hr.
If Wilhelms! re to disavow enti:
some individual ci?hh of the present
Fuch as the rape of Belgium or the Luaits
massacre, Germany from thi trenches
Flanders to Milwaukee, Wl , would echo
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MILK FOR FRENCH BABIES.
LORD ABERDEEN ON COLONEL HARVEY
A Distinguished Englishman Who Doubt- it the Editor ol "The North
American Review" 1 ??is Given ?i Cli unt of the
Prevailing British Sentiment.
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NITRA?ES AND PKEFAR__X?S?;
An Expert's View of H
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