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\(l\?-rti?ements.
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in THF. TRIBUNE with abaalat? aaf?ty?for
if ai?atlafactiow resalta in an> .a?-?? Tin.
TRIBl'M. guarantees le paj >f?ur money bad
upon re?iue*t. Nu red t.iji?'. BO qulbbllag. W c
nake K'uiil promptly if the afhrert leer doeoaoL
"Crises" with Germany. .
Followii | tha i r the ? ;
pa .-?'." r
Americat:
dfopatohe* ra I ?Id, old
cry i.' .. is" in our rclatior
("ern.any. I ;." faithful |
the Administra! the prediction,
now almos!
(o be ol
To-morrnw. sil
to lia*.
diction will probably be- ; again
for repair . I not Gei iny'a fault
that ;.?;.'? Tl ititcn-,
tion to mui m was there, even if
I'i'.\ n'.ir;. ?? ? pped in and ordered ati ex?
ception for 1 Mr. ?
tag iff? ring * It will now be
?af? to ay thai had any Americai
ilaagfatored tl e \ '??? ?? tral would
have Bhown th? epti in Herlin and
?icre what it- far. I BC
founiahility" pronunc?ame really
? ?
he imj ' ? ounl von Her' I i fl
??i fj fies. And
int ry will have to wait u I
. . . .. ,
- really capable of when he f?
lating
? r dictum
Bel vered that no Ameri?
can live* hi ; there
nie talking in Admi circles
? high
ipol ?
"Tin- World," for instance, was moved to
?? ! very
i all other
i ? ? '
?nything ia to be gained by maintaining
my I? friend?
mat .ce with a ?
in truth and ho
In ?I ? that
?
headism" in
? '?
'?many the
'.. Yet there is mu : :
uary, "1 ? - to be
:'."' il. then ? er been "anything
to be gained" by i*i I g I up to
the demand? made in the Luail -
'
ultimation of 1 el r lary, 1915?
We told i
We
?srarfare coal We
the murder of the
\- ? ?can victims on the !
????en
I isitania w?
.
"H.i -d" by it. v
?. ti
fare" The V,
ickling has,
cm the eontrarj. ? y into
the depth? of humiliai
ledly ut?
tered the
: ai?l I -
Buchanan had ever lowered tl
tional ? a
Biuch P t W has low?
What i - to ! ?? *fained by a
"cri.* i " v. . I ? many to another Mcr
The !.
recalled. Why ?Iras: il out further, each
new ca*-?? I by th? in ?
Lility of g?
iny can pa
?ability in the M? ditcrrai
Au.*tna II In the
North Sa ?-he can
faunl: With '
victim not of a
It is a fai ce to keep eel i g gi
fur 1 "...'., -.- ' . with
("cniia irdcra, in
v.o.atnv.?- an right* .
nati?..' .:: la ?? W? ,;." I . I
I:.;*.
again**. Gen
a Gar?an big liner,
Fhc h.? arly cli month?
to di a\.,w ? ?
anees that it wi |{ ,
?.till It-aii|g ?? ? \Shy, th. .
back to our : t, great n iti ? .-? -
anee? Th? | ,(ial
over>h;?i!'.v. ?
Wa have had .? ,...,? to
break with ?.? ra any on th- l .
cane. W? have . ?., far ne tt\e
quat? aUti fa. ?hi, for th? injury done M
no offer of ntufa-rUofl -.vhirh the Admin?
istration ?iar? to ? ? aif 0f tnr
American j><
If w* " with
Germa.- y
5 -, the
? ?
I
? ??
11
able under any Administration im'
truc Americanism. It would car,
humiliation of a diplomacy ?which hat
. without h ??. r 1 our own bo?
With i,?.t a friend in all the re t of
world.
Chasing a Stuffed Monster.
The Anti-Preparedness Conun I
largely of ministers, ettli
workera and General Isaac K- Sherw
of Ohio, finds ??thai "the various milita
masquerading a 'defe
ties . . . an deliberately cr
ing ??? widespread condition of i.
lafety of this country ai
foreign invasion.'1 In
campaign, therefore, it ha
President's challenge to "hire large hn
and make ?known ?ta case a.*
parednesa, one of the main objt I
. to ba the Hay bill. Prolon
laupht4?r and applause! What shall
? ? ? ? "wideipread condition of 1
tena'' which in tlif intl rests of pacit
? the Hay bill for ita denun
tion?
The Hay bill (how the fat" must 1
with Homeric joy over I
., r tuffed lira?*."?!), ski!ful!y <??
Ii -fislaton ?to provide ? a
? of protection without the
It a-hi, practical
army; it removes not one of the disabili
whi h the militia lias labored fr
t, including the cru hing i
e duty. It Beeks : imp! ?
: te " ? co ml ry's available fund
thinly disguised allotn ? p ?rk ami
i ongressional districts. Surely p
iflsra could de ire no greater triun
than the passage of the Hay bill. Ev<
mealy mouthed pacil I i" the House
entati' including General Sh
wood himself, voted for it. calling it
President*! mea are.
If only the orator- of the \?,'i P
parednesa Committee would really show
Up, rip it open and expose to the countr
view the sawdust of its insides, reveal i
insincerity of the man who in St. Lo
could challenge them openly to oppose p
parednesa and then return to Washing!
to stand sponsor for such a ham. th
would deserve the everlasting thanki
their countrymen. But instead, apparei
ly, they are preparing to take this II
bill seriously, to stand off at arm'- long
and growl at it. to support the pr?ter
thai ?ta teeth are not of papier-mach?.
It may he. of course, that Uli
the conspiracy.
Working on Merit.
* annual report i Govern
Whitman'.- Civil Servie?? I ?
which mi
thing but si factory to the pi
politicians and their joh-hunter
That means that it should be the
oughly satisfactory to the bulk of t!
population ?f the .-t?te?to those who i
?gard the tata service aa "ne where ea<
individual .-hoi.id do his work and lie ab
to earn hit -alary just as it' he I ?
by a pi - concern.
In 1915 the c ?mmission actually reduci
the number of o.\< ? on the statt
payroll by 187?that is, it took away fro
liticiam 187 chancea of landii
henchmen in jobs. Moreover, il
a favorite <i
hoving >soi ? ticii n'a favori
ice on the payroll where merit ;
? n by the percentage obtained in e:
amination markinga would not carrj
And it greatly reduced the numher i
"provisional appointment ," anothi
of t;. in-' methods of -retting
hand into the treasury, Il permit!
appointment of just two persona "for !>?
and exceptional -qualification
without examination. That again is
? to political precedent.
For ii1! tl.i the commission acknow
the cordial support and .peratio
overnor Whitman. It is distinctly t
the creiiit of the ' ? and ihr men h
selected to work with him thai the spir
of the merit ?system I o thorough!
carried out. It would bean excellent thin
if the recommendation of the .*-? i ? I
Civil Service, u rgani
? of department tail's, Btanda
? . ! he maintainin
? ? ? oida and the like, were I
be put into effect bj thi .
Ta!.:: g Up ; it ion won!
complete the process of putting the
department service on a high plane ?
and usefulness, of which the *a
the Civil Service Commission, howi
l ? . ? only one part.
Controlling a Terrible Scourge.
lie I ? " mi of lleallli
?m in the current number "i
"Health New.-." the monthly bulletin o!
: irtl ent, "to v. am the pimple ol
the : t?te against the ? ture ol
money?often ill-afforded 'he ral
I ope ;.? : al ? ' all, the wa
? ime through tl.
res and tation with
? ? iua purvey?
'? all who art
?? may he recommend?
th perfect confidence ?to rea?i th?*? l?ul
? ?vare not only of the
the barefaced imp
in din
? able newspaper! but likee ise ol
all who profe to have new system of
** cai ei by d et ; _*. bj ? i ctrical
? tent, by pancn ? I or by
any other oi the doubtful m< tl
ally exploited by enthusii I -.
Early an<l complete removal i I
malignant growth ii the one safe method
Of treatment we know to-day, and to thi
? arly diagnosis is obviously necessary.
er la by no means neeeeaarily fatal
Ther? Is not the slightest doubt that th.
? trota cancer might be ?
i I iced if only every ca < -.ere
and dealt with apeodily. Many
1 ?'"' i iblyattributable
,!" ''" '? OF fear; hut prin?
cipally to ignorance. All men and w?,men
[ahould i,?r Informed of the dan.;,
and all who have the . ? ? Ofl to ?
peet cancer should at anea ?? I I '
advice.
Much has already been done t ?
public the truth al it I '??
t he done to popularize knowlcr
con?rning cancer. All thai
for the information of the B"B
or wimnn i sert forth in the curr?
"Health New.-." which may he had with'
charge from the Health Department
Albany. There it* no lon**er any exc.
for the i?rnoranre that prev,v ill
dly.
Coming Round to It.
'I ? ??-. . . i thing
for peace. Commercially, ii
and financia
to the gi? ..? Euro] ?-. Pea
except for the fad
bound to com?- -ouner Brill pre
aim'?.-' munseti ' '
war. Now, therefor? I me to p:
pare for it.
A : in tariff hoard to mt
with wirst r?. problem? of pi
tection will prove an ? eaaure
[t I'd?' to r-uppr
that WBgi i
war hu ?-eased a irmallylowB
lahor abundai L Th? former ? ?
will adopt ?
their indu*' ? hich th
1 before the war, while rel
degree ii their for?
.!..i ? . I 'o meet 11
in our OWn I H reipii
an exfi? | dation of tarn"'
into which politi? mu I not be allowed
enter
Representative : I
. ' introduced into th'r HoU ? a hill er
bodying such a tariff board. I' lia tl
approval of the Adminj tration and w
be the Admii tral
ject, he lia ' ?t s?rn
sure of passage. 1:. ca e il
the ?Pre . es the proper judgment
eli tti n of tariff commis ?
*ha" he in a fair way t i raeel "ine of 11
m"*t ?erioui problem which peace tai
'nrinR.
Il',- what an opera bouffe 1*1
trine!
? Too Proud to Talk."
e |
? liune of the 15th of Fel
ruary. It ? nol flatti rii : to \'-\ I
perfectly \ i
indubitably well-int? i I
i*. one ??:" tl Al
which ha\e ireen consistent!)
Allied cause. The
that Kr.-,land has been hopelessly oui
'?. ?
red u he
they entrusted their affair* t" Herr Herr
burg, * on they n
?. ? .
? . . made fall use "'* all tli
va it resources ni 11,e American ? ?
-
the American newspaper a* B?
they con
made their Chai
?
?me i
re I - B? mann-H
talked t.i ?numerable millions i tu
the medium 0
Th? Briti ib methc .
dain. . .
The Ti Bi
?
and pi
!'?.' ? ?. go
tem?
?
the JJ t i?." Th
sympathy ami '. publi
arc of ?minen ie imp? ta
.
'
o u r g
? ?
?
lign ? Uni!
?
.
in tl.? ?? eriesi
little about the ss
? ii ami m?
'
irtenini
i
clear I \
what il effeel dy *? i!
. ..
I
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a great I in th?
ted State?. V
pie. Amei ...
g< " g
I r? .?
'
v* I ?i i u!i a "pub!
? ? ?
'
,: |. el
lire <.i ?a mi? I ?.,? B|| w?
the
the t. to he don?
'.' V.
? ? I ? ?
proud to 1
'
mar:;. . ...
\ahich wo art
Boominf? the Dogfish.
I
'
to bo I :
Burea t I
. .i i ?
?
* ? ? pparent way I
ha? h' D tried aiul COI ICBBl ? .
? need to !??
by th.' Tank? ? - 11u? '.?? I they
doat I.iae th? darned things, and they ain't lit
? ? i ? anyway, hut th?
their dof th? r or no,
It la doubt an appeal to tl
I .. ,
?i ?i.. ? 01 '
t.\ Idently ell that
?
eod to thirty days at hard d .
ilia: in jaiL
A PRO-GERMAN VIEW
Showing That We Ought to Love
the Prussian.
To ? f The Ti beae.
-. : ? present day r?-r ' *"? ? ' nuLay
n the abeee ami
f Germany, which has shown her
Dt fei this country for more than a
.'. . ? Frederick tl <
. ( i'rr. i aent a I Geerga Waahing?
I ??i 'T'r?.m * leat Gei arel : ?
the Greate-' General," he never dr
that a day would come when Prussia would
?? , .-.. ?' A- .ncans a nation to be
ruble thi pela ??
ktioa. Seither t
t rai il ina; of the
? ? .- ? |o with 1
' n-.mediately after
mmeneed. When I
??- -? ?luhl.c and agai-:
itrality of Gi tuneriea
i ? theat a word < I
The ravagir-r of our commerce by
p i note.
ri , m * !.. be mor? careful. The
t Aaaei y I ??* ?a the
. . beea :??? l< i if the
?i heeded.
i. many licht-, for ? igainat a
-...rlil in enea, and If iha thinks tl it la her
I submarine warfare eat ? se rights
which she i ? bom d to res|
the sane h.gic which thia eouatry
ed le allowing the exportation of arm?
?h which to ilanfhti
?- wares
rulea 1
? ? e to do
? ?r ..... ire ires not
fht of by the fi at
? ? bo ind 1 '
ptgt of hi lory abes I ha en
Iti the
for Independence she paid ?$?? to her Ind?
fa ,???.?'
? ???men and chiliLren. In 1??I_ liei
I irned the Capitol at Washington,
ami in :??;?? ha allowed the Mabama to
tted ont m her harbor* to prey an oar
comm?re?, and was on the pell * of reeogl I
he ( nfed raej, And whei ? i ? ;
the mai ment in Fort Greene Park,
ded ' hat 1 are rea.
if ta ? tuertean ? ? I
tarred and tortured t?, death by per?
?*,.!? ion. England, with the assistanci
? ally, Jaran, will at I I int da.1
give Americana again the ehaai
: ,?'??? tion so gei - ?*
?aii ' \
would ' eful. Soth
. I nun the
? ictory to tl ?
Mexican bandit Villa, wh ?
? r it ted by Gern ?
? Gern in da icei l B
. ? eted .?* I ?'?'??
prou?! ? |ht for the Union in
upon our
.. - it <
me back l
i, German, Irish, Ital i
i : o foi ? : havi mad tl i cou I .
? pai ?
? , tmeriea
loyi ? tegi it) and hon?
r m; IVIPFLER.
Hi,,?, March 13, 1916.
For New York's Benefit.
of Tl I Trihune.
I do not
i ? *?-rly of the facl that Sew
York City pa ? roportion of the
? .
U I read I thi 11 no dirt
? . I be i
barge
no benefit and wi
injury to ths farmers and country I
voted on us by New Y?.rk < itj
? r ? | | have been
'.
eont
v. ? tern ita the < Hty of
to I . ? ? people For t
?
i -
t for a
? .:
? ial the la"'
|
??.er.
are the | ? I
? that Sew '??
. ? ihare of t he n hould share
?
?., he ; op
be ma easy I
nd horsi re permanent
?
ii. ii. sun r.
.
An Appeal to Americans.
? I Tii?? Ti ibunc
\ ? ? ?, : .
qui ?
? i ?;? ?? rm i nation to ]
aeger ?> arid.
: en charge : that wa i
eeking the d
ei
?free I g an in
?.:..? at
? - ina ar?? long uf?
- and will |
I But i ... ii*| B? it i
? ; ; ret? t age
by the bra I
? ? tain neutral n uch longei
?
Kotwii g we are e larg
no longer respected It
' iti
I 0U art
?
H ??-.??? . ken, for
I: "II- tira-, is not for Mi
.,i
I ?
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? ? ? . ?
IN AMERICAN.
Jfork, Man h 36, 1916.
'No Entangling Alliances."
To the I liter of -The
I ur t.? it? oppeaition to Richard lli-iiry
ar.? he WOUld ?
lish concentration camps fur these Amerl?
? eriba t., pro Ally sen?
*?? ? ribum
ry out I ? ?
? iping on the becks of lha
...
to a coi on. But thi Pye-< ?
\ ? ?
? unchnc all
sarta, noi
C. A. KEHRWIEDER.
?.'.rk, llarch O, 191 ?i.
REAL SOLDIERS CANNOT BE IMPROVISED
la-- D-w. b, Brill* M..,.ary ^P^^?uT^-, :^^;J:]^^0?^!^'
?Biography of Stonewall Jackson.- \U.ch Is Lsed as a I extbook
Officers at Sandhurst.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
? ? a tine when there Is so much dis?
cussion of the necessity of aufleimt mi ?":?
preparedne*.* it is wall *.o refer to our ?WH
history and study the lessons of previous war*
and the opinions of experts rather than thl
gsents of some of our "sun-up-to-sunset'
ans.
Some Sftaea year? ago Colonel G. F. R
erson w-r.)?- Taphy of Stonewall
iard ir
tary train ii ? sinci
; ? Colonel H was ?
careful student ? .of th?
?jry history
adhural
His BCCOaal war with Mexico anrl
Jackson's participation in it is followed sritk
ta h? gatherer
from ? -,-ns of that war. ar.d the fol
may well be studied by
'. opinion on
pr?parai
?
'he military establish?
ment of I i ?case of any
fUtUl ||| . .. would
'"" --? poaed of volunteers, and,
ind warlike
?Btl , battalion?, it
ems it they wer? far
ble :? ., ? i ieneral
? irai -. ? the rolan?
'??rreil
by di ind h ighly ? - ed <
'man
for : .in enemy
immanded by General raj
0f the
aere all rep
ulai bo earried
triumph from the shoi
(?ui' to th? palace of Santa Ana. The
ed I ems? It es execed?
able to panic. Their superior In?
telligence had not enabled them to mas?
ter the instincts of human nature, and,
although they had behaved well In camp
and on the march in battle, their disci?
pline had fallen to pieces, It could hard?
ly he otherwise. Mob without ingrained
habit- of obedience, who have not been
t ra rd ' ?>' thoir Will to an?
other' . cannot he expected to render
imp! moments of danger
tl ey !"? expect?
ed under such circumstances to follow
. ?' tl have but little
eon I bat? i a com
. : ed leader.
are thoroughly well disci?
pline ' ?' impos
lead - red and th? spasmodic
substituted foi
entratad pressure ??.' the ma-*.
DtO a mob
before it ?"trike?* the enemy but seldom a
taiaa SUCeesa; and infantry out of har
is hardly more effective. In the Mexics
campaign volunteer?, although on mar
- they behoved with admirab
courage, continually broke loose ttOi
control under the fire of the enemy. *
Individ?ala they feaght well; aa orgai
Ited t'?ii:es. eapebla of manasuvring und?
and combi:..
1 ? eom| aratively wort eas
Colonel lie:.?ici- la regarded
British Rcei rttativa work
? y art. The ir.tr I writtei
Marshal tha late Right Hi n V -
? y, one of the flrat sold
day and an observer of much ??:'
scribed In th-.s work. Refer? ? I
raonn to be derive?! from the .Vm
bellion, he mentions that the first is
ity of maintaining al all tii
I an
of efficiency ami eompoeed of thorougl
? men, this army to he ?..re? ?
? it military r? and adapted to '
character and traditions i f I
peop the force not nee?
ng luring pi ?? ?? tin me-h ilf of it. pi
! .t is periodically .i: . I end n i
-.'.. ,, r?> ' i"v>?. The .
? it ? ihould bo ..
weapon aa can b?. forged."
Let me quote the following para?tra;
his Introducl
"The tirst of t; I
home to u- by the opening events of this
unreaaonablj protracted war. A ? I '
-????.?here sai.!, most military stud
will adm ? ? . I the Unit
, I) m !-?',l. tO put '
? their volunt
an of regular tn pa, hi war
woui?! have ended in a few mi I '
enormous expenditure of life and money,
a? well a? a Bcrioua dislocation and
of trade, would have been thua avoided.
Never have the cv:l colis?'.] ?nt.cr - which
follow upon the abaenea of ai
and well organised army bc??n more forci?
bly exemplified.
"But, alea! when lispreeehed
in ? country governi i alternately by
ri.al political partie-, and when th?
no immediate prospect of Ratli .1 dan?
cer, it falla on deef aera. The demanda
made by the soldiers to put the army .??!
a thoroughly efficient footing are per
ently ignored, for the necessary means
are almost invariably required for some
other object more popular at the moment
an?! m a pariiamentar* or party
more useful. I he moat scathing com?
ment an tuck a system of administration
is furnished in th.? story told by Colonel
Henderson. The fearful trials to which
the I nited States were lubjectcd expoee
the folly ai ption of which even
well meaning party leaders are tee often
capable. Ministers blur-ter nbot,t tiuhtin.?
and yet refuse to spend money enotjj"?
en the army to mak? ? u?*-; kr?4
on both sities ?ft *?' th? ?mo-.,
taaght by the P?ninsule, the Crimea ra**
th<- '?> sr in but -. -(rt>
bered.
?'!?e pIoBSiag ?< I Wl '".ever-n.
toases money ca ? al on ?,'?
? sqaires i? si i ?,?<??*,_ M
?
I r?ee
tbroughout the world. ?. ? r-??.?,.
I y I pre
*m
.then ?upported by . i ....
t. es
?ng and akilfu i ?-.,?,
there can be no SBC* lh ? ? J ,- ???
. ??
opposition 't? iju
"If Bl ?rra-/
' "??1
for its men. ?**,,,,
hai luieln? to
. ... -i than th.. ??
' ': nth
in 1841 and 1*'- I
? the thoro
?addenly r-Mpiin
? ' rh?
pnva'e soldier wei : for
?ns.
In 1861 the ( ratai
N',.' - for
?
? th?
?
th..' ' <*o!
netti
But I ? ?
...
d? r ftre. s ' ?-"dy m
outward **arb, ?<? d ai i . faca to
.in lapsed
into the condition "at-ble,
and ran away from - ifaaaal
p,i , I; and tl sot h
eaase they wore ?- ?a srds, ? ???
,,.- r.aie.?' lu? ?"? ??? ' ' -' re-ru?
lar ? Idlers v.: ?"?
field in such i ?''-?" ' ' ' ' ' ??au??
thev neith.'r B d? I ' plins
WM BOr the neee*-;"- - I : < '-?'j'*
the staff and n let
ns, were Ul ' IBB
.. ? d."
It is the i " *****
ary orgai tl nion-l
Henderson call .. ? c'
? .-.??lion?
fern d '.i ? ' '
tlj lot
'the I'n' !> to e.. ? !? i" training
, . 'ON they
?
K.NOWLTON DCRHAM.
? ? Vork, March -"?
PACIFIST PLANS
Suggestion for American Partition
to Produce Peace.
;:-.? .
pie seem to realize ? hat int.?
th? I '-of this countrj
Itg recently toward placin,
an important positior
as the ina.n factor for .securing a permanenl
.?. war wsery world. The active
. ? been too busy to talk mud
tial
foetstepi
Hi Ford expe
It la pos?
that hia report is
rj and that the scheme he
outlii governments of Fraai
.
. . ations are nos
... |
in the mi?'. of the cigh
;it of a miataki
policy ? f tO a
lered the forcea I General
rj War.
To aton? these en . Ign i nt I ?<
to 1 : ii CO all the
S'apoleon sold to the I :. ? I
State bai k to Ei
? ? ? ? - lying
i . ?
* ?
Ca ids and m return is.
? ?I ?., annex Mexieo and all the
? 'lie Unite?! Stati
1846 In a
ntinentel port ion i
? -lid I??' di?
? i seat ng English
? being French. \
to b eon ? .? pen on of the
?on.
pa ive gil en full as .
be no lerio ol act ion in
pro| "?iin??. aa tha
isea of Cong
tow?
t any armed opposition and
at ited that
been a i
ani returning
re in France,
.:' ' I cago, Detroit,
Boston, v. hile
landed in Mex
Orleans.
tmerica
and thi ' nai v
; ?' ? ng of
si o of the'r
armed bei
. I to them full
nuni -
.? ? have waived I ?
? the siifTraire for Japeneae women
to cil - up in that
it that the
peace of thi II now be a -rir???l for
ind the data
le publ ?? t'n. ..
. f M r, Wilson - ?? ..
toa ?'.,..??? bii
letter of aceept
X. X.
a] I iff, I la.. March Ul. K?|?*,.
Wants Break with Germany.
rribune.
I to ee ? '"ir correspond? nt
R. H. Gat favoi our "breaking with
mee with Eng
And
..... ? H ,,-,
:'> Ju ,. ; .?. ,| the
idor from Berlin
aid : ? ? ?: "-.i lU Tribuna waa right.
iw where if thai had
done by our government, a whole ream of
' ' irai "lis u,,,;!,!
have been avoided and many crime? com
? tted I ? re by German satellite would have
bei a pi
I ho th tha American itifrht?? Commit?
?* allies have forced
?'"'?? ? ?? 1er neutrality not
terlj repugnant to
nal ?.:. "
Doubt ? ia M p. ? rent ol . ir pee] i
on the side "f tha Alliea, beeeuaa they know
triumph meeaa the overthrowing
of tho.L vary priaciplaa our forefather
fought to sustain and which foi
of any jual and lasting civilisation. Il
our duty in this crii to sid England
economic measuri Germany to cry
for peace, wiiile at the -ame time making
i*. impossible fo? bar to n ?bj
tack us.
And as our claim? against bar for dam
as*? fully equal the value <>'' the seventy
German lin?i - bow intern*
why ihould w? not tak? p? ' -hem
and send them, loaded with the .
freight BOW awaiting shipment, to England?
. be open and above b? ? ? whole
? -, aad i- ? ad w? rk of
forcing '..inan?
ity and civilization t?>
cour.-e of opnr. - irder.
I i . i'' MI'KI.I.V.
',,.1... March 22, 1916.
Telephone Troubles.
To tiie Editor of Tne I
Sir: Like the poor, the toloph?
wc have always with US, bul to me
.
,ild continue. If the :
nerl i
After a long
i
?
the local manager* or -.?? the powers Ol
The latt. : It the p?
properly impressed ? th I steal
such as connecting us va h San Frai
hut the service in New Vork ? tj continues
... .
t rnmenl ?a and.
It i*. ?.. . i to reeoiyil mv par
When icribers are
gather? sr a-e al-.?..
share them m common. My theory, ? o
based on some study ami i of the
problem of had ? rountl?
with investigator i 'nun ? ?
linning into m; ?.. th? i ' ?
bilitj, ?"??
? ? , of mistakes o
hould commend ;* to
blic Sen ce ? ommission. I thii
the hui
. ha been entl relj gn? i
the telephone company, With all
forts" ....
? to low wag - of any in?
centive or inducen I ol .? career with defi?
nite rewards offered the girl*.
I am no ogisl .- ? imen
? on Sundi
service ., ? | the daj that I ;
. ? :
without ?' v '
?' (J.
any of your readers will t? l
parent ighout the * ? ek. i
lOCiologisl reader can Come to I
with knowledg? ' fsl
itoful, for it ?eema to ?
lern of ??ad enrice is due to the lac?
human factor in (h* moil ? ' org
American urban li fe, ???* h ich
ble for th?* !o.-* of a | unt of
time, energy and motie;. to I I tbsei bar.
Ki ? "fork, March 19, 191?**. READER.
Along Lines of Preparedness.
tne,
Sir; Relative to the purloining of wire
from our lines of COmmUni? al
would suggest that no cannon bo left
the route, as I believe that these
?I ' ' tes ? \t r-.
and could disp. of sare. a? ft much higher
price;
:?- ' "? ? would bo
pt to turn rus!
ibstrac!
..? roplai ea <
?n fact, I wouldn't trust tho ?? M?
a red hut itove.
FORMER ?'Fl-li ER OP ! HE NATIONAL
GUARD
New Y?,rk, March tS, l'.'l??
Some Pronunciations.
To the Edit?t of The Tribune.
Sir: Will \iiu kindly print for the hen.-'?
of innumerable r. idol of your paper th?
eorreet p**?san?*?elatioa of eertaia oaarMe la
eonim.in u*.e at present at which only
emeeaat are now ma.i, \ i it;?. Carraasa and
Gabrilowitaeh aad oblige,
ADELAIDE SMITH,
Jamestown, N , . March 'J'?. 1'.?!.',
[Vecja, (arran.'.t, Qabl ilu \ id h. Kd.l I
INTELLECTUAL LIBERTY
How the Notable Thinkers of the
Fatherland Were Treated.
The vei ' ' *'^ltt
R, I*, bea written t.. .
. d under tl ? Kne?Wp
Wit'!.'
the rr -t BOb teat il " M ln
your or any gr?-,'
'???or while it cannot b
has ? ' ' *
the Held
I
many years ?n ? ? :
?
must be, aa thi
Aithoff (Ocl
"?'
the "bump of pi
-' ' ?
I
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ti
taha
?
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i ?... remi '
.
'*
'
I, quit
tdolf Laaaoi
well known v " ?"'
.,
Uthofl '
?i , Po#f
Gemas
?no*
?ho,*n
we ha * ?? *
spir ?
patrii ?
?
even OUI
? ?
Gi rn
Gutzko?
man literature, la
Jahn, ?
?
lat
ften, ?a i let off v
t h i r t -,
?
Freiligrath . I ?
- and unsp? s
man ;
reckon Hi
? . ?
and ei
?
.
land liber ? iffered
? pertM cation and had
ha bad taken refaga ?n Mi _ _,,
It is certainl) no) with I ?
??.Milan think, is an.! peel ' ?' Um y
read} t.. rene? '?.?-hart llaui
i.?, eendonlng the crimen c
glum by tha modern H ru,i,.
ai n ?.. i man literature aad ; *?*' .
i have mi l ' [' ,
lllj in .??aa : -el land. Ill lino?*" -:'"* #4,
patriot?! ??;?'- ''"'?'
their th " ?-?J
a , ruled, would sol eeaaeal !" ??'?' ?*?*? '
aeei r did retara thitl . ,. ..
CHARLES RIVIEfc
(?ii.l'.c. P y , Caaada, March 1!>, ?t?'1***