Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-26
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Bullets to Kill.
While The Hague conference is keep
ing step with public sentiment in tho
matter Of advocating the humane In
war, along come the military experts
and demand more effective bullet
For many years the tendency has been
to try to limit the mortality Of wars
Armaments favoring the small bullet
have declared that with such a missile
an enemy can be temporarily disabled,
and that meets the military require
ment. On the other hand, it is said
that the heavy bullet, which tears and
mangles, reduces the chances Of re-
covery. These bullets Will kill, and
killing is the business Of war.
Military men are not expected to pay
too close attention to the humanitarian
features of their trade. Modern wars
do not turn primarily upon the amount
Of mortality inflicted. Position is every
thing, and If the enemy can be 80 Grip
pied as to give up his position victory
Is gained. The United States won the
war against Spain with a comparative
ly small loss Of life. Our troops and
ships got the advantage in position.
and the Spaniards had to yield. When
ever soldiers stubbornly hold on, de-
termined enemy has no recourse but
to annihilate them, and the sooner 1t Is
accomplished the better for all con-
cerned. Arguments have been heard
in favor of making war terrible In or
der to discourage its practice. The
deadly bullet would prove n means to
that end.
The war expert may argue with rea-
son that the mere gripping Of soldier
is only a temporary gain. He will re-
cover and come back better fighter
for the next encounter than would be
the recruit who might succeed him
were he killed in the first battle. But
that works equally we'll for both sides
to a conflict. The term "merciful war;
IL a misnomer, yet it might be possible
to make It more humane than hereto
fore by cutting out its worst horrors
Whether that would lessen or increase
appeals to arms is question.