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you that II you can, as a great party,
insure las you only cam that hence
forth there shall be an end Of war and
warmongering in Europe. every man
OF you can 60 10 his grave thanking his
gods that he has been allowed so proud
a privilege as to have had share In
it. can imagine no greater since
Christianity was first ushered into the
world"
Because the intellectual minded II. G.
Wells has been accused Of ignoring in
his novel Ann Veronica" (Harpers),
the restrictions that must and should
hedge q woman in this world, the fol-
lowing passage from the book might in
better fairness be quoted for a quite
otherwise conviction in his mind. Ann
Veronica, he writes, had a second re
mindcr that against woman's claim
to go free and untrammelled there was
a case to be made. that after all II was
true that a girl does not go alone in
the world unchallenged nor ever has
gone freely alone in the world. that
evil walks abroad. and dangers and
petty insults more irritating than dan
gers Turk" Perhaps this Is the sim
pie truth Of H. Ann Veronica" does
not say that woman should go free
and untrammelled in this world. II
asks Wnether she can.
Howard Chandler Christy has made
the Illustrations for New York Society
on Parade" the Forthcoming book Of
observations by Ralph Pulitzer on
those members of society who are en-
titled TO begin the word in upper case
n is noteworthy that neither author
nor artist will be in New York to Wit
ness society's expression when this
book is published, which viii be, ac-
cording to the latest Harper announce
ment, almost Immediately. Mr.. Chris
~ is in Ohio, where the Christy family
has its home Mr. Pulitzer is abroad
Miss Anna Jarvis. the founder Of
Mothers Day has received so many
poems and songs dedicated TO this new
holiday that she is making a collection
Of prose and poetical appreciations Of
mother" with the idea Of putting them
into some permanent form for the ben
eft Of the day.
Any one having an original contribu-
ton or some stray gem. pertinent 10
the subject or day, should send Same
to Miss Jarvis. who may be addressed
at 1916 Walnut street Philadelphia.
Before and Immediately after Metz
sche's death--which took place in 1900
following II years Of dcmentia-there
was not a philosopher of anything like
orthodox standing in Europe who did
not laugh Friedrich Nietzsche out Of
court while the religionists Of all
schools seemed agreed that he was the
predicted Antichrlst. Today his in
fiuence has reached successfully philo-
sophy and sociology and lastly has
caused a revolution in the theology OF
many accepted spokesman OF the
churches The last stage in his pro-
gress must be his popularization.
Hitherto the fact that his writings were
in German and nearly all cast in ale
gorical or aphoristlc form has inter-
fered with popular comprehension OF
his principles The first really popular
small sized. and comprehensive intro
duction to his philosophy Is now OBJ
tainablc. "Nietzsche in Outline and
Aphorsm." by A. II. Orage was
published Feb. &c by A. c. McClurg d
Co Under such heads as Philosophy.
Life. Art. Man and Woman, Morality.
etc. the most pregnant aphorisms-
forms Of eternity Nietzsche called
them--are given, and these are accom-
panied by most lucid explanations OF