Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-05
Tells of Patriotism.

IellS Ol IilIIOtlSH.
 Washington, Aug. 4.-"The secret of retaining youth?" Admiral Togo, the Samurai admiral, who smashed the Russian sea power in a great nav al battle of Tsushima Straights, re- peated the question slowly.
 In a tone better suited to the bridge of the flagship than Pullman he said: Flight? Be soldier. That not only keeps man young but 1t gives him his greatest contentment and satisfaction in life. Always be a good soldier in war or peace. It's the soldier in man that makes him a success; it makes the good shoe maker; it makes the good financier; it makes the great arbitrator and it makes the highest type of patriot. 1t makes a man who when the end of his days work, can go to his Father with the realization of a life well spent"
 Thus the grizzled hero of the Last answered the first question put to him in an interview for the Inter- national News Service-the first he had granted since his arrival in this <, country to be the guest of the United States. He was seated comfortably in a spacious apartment in his prl- yate car as the Congressional Limit ed whizzed him through the greeA New Jersey country to WashlnStoh this afternoon. He was dressed ill a black cutaway and dark blue stripped trousers and he wore a black satlh tie. No iewelry was about him eX- cept a double large link gold chain. The question was prompted by ths appearance of youth that showed through his bronze, firm skin. Ills face was hardly scanned at all Tn spite of his 67 milestones. His haH is thick and scarely tinged with gray and his keen bright eyes are the eyes that never grow old.
 "And what of your women? ohouio they too be fighters? In other worlds Admiral, are you Suffragist!
 Admiral Togo ran his hahos through his hair and smiled Broadly. "No, am not Suffragist beileNe that women are harmed by any movement that takes her mlhd OH her home and children.
 "Then you do not believe in 'h1gner education' for women?" he was asked.
 "Indeed I do, perhaps my Idea oi bioher education and yours do not agree. To me the highest education any woman can have is that WHICH makes her believe that her greatest usefulness is at home and her great est duty towards the state is glvlnS to the nation children-future citl- zens What does the woman want with education usually given to men! I admit that in our country women have lower grade of education than men, but she gets all the education she needs.
 "Here in this country, l believe, your women have equal educational advantages with men. Economic con ditions that have resulted in taking wornan's former employment out of the home is the excuse given for this. Women have been our home keepers and the mother of our soldiers and let me tell you that the little protected home women of my country send their husbands and brothers and sons to the battlefield with cour- age as great as the soldiers them- selves. There'e where she shows her strength and splendid citizen ship"
 What quality does man mos' need in life next to being ia soldier and fighter?" he was asked.
 "He must be philosophic and ne must be real. All good and grnlt men in the world have been philosn- phers,' he added.