The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-06-11

In the little republic OF Holland. ~ In
the great empire of Rome. It was not
death which came, but transformation.
Both Holland and italy teach Ne that
races that fall may rise again.
DANCER Of Race Suicide.
rnsr. .ra ousstton. ,vhsch ~ ~ the
~r.st civiiired nafions are aver fsmpted 10
: - ~ tha f,,tur~ Z Il. o,,, tsyne ~ rrowfh
drs vin~ 20 an srdS A. ma - nafions
soon 10 come under the rule ~ that ereat
law Of death. which II itseIf but part Of the
rrsaf law of iifeY None can teii Forces
that we can see ana other forces that are
hidden or that can but dimly be appre-
hended are at work all around W, both
for GOOD and for evil The growth In lux-
ury. In love OF ease. in taste for vapid
and frivolous excitement. II both evident
and unhealthy. The most ominous sign
rate Of natural increase. now 70 4 larger
or lesser degree shared by most OF the
civilized nations OF central ana western
Europe. OF America ana Australia: Q dim
mutton 80 great that II Il continues for the
next century Mt the rate which has OBJ
tanned for the last Is years, all the more
highly civilized people will be stationary
population. while many OF them Will have
already gone very far backward.
There II much that should give w con-
Germ for the future But there n much
also which should give us hope. No man
IL more apt to be mistaken than the
prophet OF evil. believe with ali my
heart that a great future remains for us:
but whether Il does or does not. our
duty IN not altered. However the bat
tie may 70. the soldier worthy OF the
name will with utmost yigor do his al
loted tast ana hear himself an valiant
ly in defeat az in victory. Come what
will. we belong 70 peonIes who have not
In the ages that have rome by. the
great nations. the nations that have ex-
handed and that have piayed a mighty
part In the world. have In the END
CROWN old ana weakened and vanished:
but 40 have the nations whose only
thought was to avoid ali danger, ali ef-
fort who would risk nothing ana who
therefore gained nothing. In the end the
same fate NAV overwhelm ali alike: but
the memory of the one tyne perishes with
II while the other les ,es its mark deep
on the history OF ali the future OF man
kind.
nation that .ear,,ng,v d,e. NAV he
horr aas,r. "a even .hough ~ ths
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bard dovn Z sister, 80 hsro,c acp,.ve-
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sae were oeio.e us. ING loren IA
en na ,, On .fol, nsuon neon'
rom cNh-suoh 70 civIn.aaoh .nrousn-
Sus All Iecorueo ume. IRON tne un year.
peiore nissory eawneo. Gown 70 tno oia.
.nk sp,enoor OF TINS teem,ns century on
ous. ~ oroppeo from inc nsn3 Oh the
coward ana the siugsard. OF the man
wrappeu IN uHury OF iove OF ease. tne
,n nSm WHOSE .oI, wa s eaten away ~ sell ,.,
h,s nss pesn yep. ansn. onix
c,,nn,u, ~ narH what tS.v vnrr.d ~
pvovidinr II was worth doing NJ Ali. was
OF NO less matter than how nav vorfed
vhether In ths reaIu ~ ~. nina ~ the
realm Of the hodv 70 ths,r vork was
FOOD n what thew achieved rs. - mr.
stance then high s,cces. -. rssiiv
,heir.r
an INC ns. part .. VII 'eC.ue erew
cer.ain ahaiosles pet"een wnat nao oc-
curreo 10 ioIms OF animal NE tn,ousn
tne proces,,on OF Ine ages on tnIs pianet
anu Whae has occuIIeu anu - occuIths