The chronicle=news., 1913-12-06
NOT
mere MONEY
cRAbbERS

Paris. dee. america has s,aGl-
.i a n.s -urT.ui Of civilization ia
tn. world, according 1" Gusl.-ini"
F-TE~Eo, ia = i.riurs bsioT" the go
sist- s.-s Conferences RtEaus-T"s IT,
Paris. roh,EisI.a Nn.-Tlsa sud Eu-
Top. and declared tAa, I-~ stand
ards Of iuism-n, must i,. formed n
t.lrDp- il 1" understand >H."gl,a =.
.,s true Va,u-
Ne sT- accustomed. sIid h.. a."
F,sasi Ihihs. soi.iS Ia terms ~
Iiaii,y- ~" loos n,.on ia. Eish.s ~
Am-Eisa. foT Instance, With a Kind n!
disdaih- TL~y at" often regarded in
E.ToI.. Ia ,h. .an- ii;h, as the Firn
-s of a barbar.'ss I""pi. shirh, Z" sr-
vuiT. them, has IogsaE.n man's sgi'
pcFior spiritual a'tiNi,i-s II il nI'
H.. .-sss,Ty t. spend much time Ia
America 4" s-- that Nm-gi,ans are
very far from being devoted solriS
1" the puruiI Of wealth,
= have ais., heard u said thai
Nu.ri-ans are without ,asi. for are
that their Siil.s are eii.1us, Ih-Y
sFe pictured a. uISins taFEr pFis-s
f.T any,hins that ~ ,n,I.u" ar passr
- as sY-h. without iisiihsais ishins
ia- beautiful aud tho auth-n',' 'g"Ll
III. m..iioSr- and ia. isis"- ., l. uur
Just to -, that tn. american is In.
,iiff-f-at to t-au,y. MoI-1s"F. al1
would dss- 4. affirm that I'll" Iirus
s,-s. of the ART. letter. and ssri-H''s
10 si ,hi. assm-h, the pfinsiI Pr.r
occupation OF III. old world i.is'-n
&. Ahsi u ssIi ai-ps' us- ~ hear
nothing bu, TALK uf p-ffer;ins ~cu-
notnir equipment. The exploitation II
iron and coal mine. industrial de-
s-io ,in-si. aai how to in'T-I ~
trade. n all this - American. ih-n
Europe must s- undergoing Nm-T.'
rarisn'iun at al amazingly rapid
pace
" E.fT-T. s--. IL ,Ais n's spirit.
HEich hsA developed sin.- ia. 'iisFu'
ct, of .Nm".i,a. an ita6i. ne" his'ur''
al ,ios.ni-a, which thf-ai'nn Il.
os.f'hF.. III" N.Ty Foundations ~
III. present civilization l, is found
sd .n the idea .' pTuKg"s., which,
born at the "uL al 'l," s"srn,."nih ~
i,- h.s,n1is Of 'h- .iE1,--niL cent,
urt. n.s dominates oar Cisilisa'i1
'''rh. i.i-. "i ihi. nEusF-ss l. D
,ssu- aud indefinite IN its meaning.
said ~ f"Ef,r0, as &, is popular and
p.~-rfI ia action itu' {, il q
siTon e ph.nUn-na that InHI Ia ,kia
"s- seems iu h. 'om Iia ininE " the
'i,E .d-nc- .i ihigEa NJ" ~" pf"s
.r"ssiu< -r are "" Iu' 'an II hr
ika; 'hiz pruFF's.s for which tsr .trr.-
flee "Ir I"pDsi. "uT tranquility sud
som-'imC- even OuE live. .s u.ly an
''lusion' This 10 TIA. supreme pro-
lem whigh presented itself ,p n- s.
th- r.auii ni al I s.,w aud learnt dur
u"s ms iTa'ris IL Norih ari South
Nai~tirn
la fprM-r time quality WIS NOR
Important than quantity "" haVr
now reversed ;i" world IN which our
ancestors lived. pii!nE w rirA"s lia-
become our ,iir "" have Won lib-T-
-. destroyed almost all the iimi,a.
'ions uf tn" past. bat ~ nave had ir
Tia. pTorcss ,u Hban ior almost all the
ideals nf artistic. moral or r.iisiouE
perfection held In V-n"ratiun by unr
ancestors Nowadays "" must every
where sIrriiir. Iuaiit! TO quantity.
Thus th.r. are two standards by
which We may JulE" civilization. ths
standard OF quantity and til. stand
ard of quality One e. typifi,L Jy
th" civilization OF America aud ,h"
other by th" IaSt civilization Of t:u.
TOPS. Either. Judged by til" other
standard. will appear d-fici.n, You
cannot r-prOarh u presidential can.
'iida,c in the United States who u.
w ~ Nts''l
Ipccchcs during the DAY n his style u
not so polished nor his phrase 20
nicely turned a. thcs' OF Cicero Nor
could you expect such gems of f"'.
tory from Cicero II II" had been called
upon to comply with tn" sam" de
mands a. are mad" upon the modern
crior"
-il-
Til" ",airting OF sounds. muiscs
aud smciis" l. III. latest ambition uf
the most advanced school of Paris
fu'urist artists. Sounds. noises aud
smells. they affirm. are in"orpor,,.
I'd n til. cNprrssiuons OF line. vol
umcs and colors Just as lines. volumes
and colors are Incorporated In the ar
M ,npri,nf uprl l'vnp,