The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-11-05

zium for ysnderve,ds, to German
for their Beoels. Liebe1ecsts an
ksuiskys and 70 France for fhei
Gueids. Lafsrrues and Ja1res- I'm
here a suggestion o. 1erce. bTfs;
lag. red-HSg anarchy in every on
n these ungodiF names. But
thank God. there's not an Amer
cans among them.
u IS cutie a responsibility for 1
community 10 have on its hand I
rsnrznksrous reVoiufionis; ard apps
ate $40 insists On taking the isad
ing par in q tragedy which l. q
rsroiutioni.s the ezrth. when the
Only psTt he eould play is The Bal
in . China shop. possibly THE
SHIFTED WOODEN INDIAN. 81
boxing down his uose-solenn
wise and dumb.
Vita 81 znsounded. asinine a.
sursnce. he stalks into realms where
Shelly SAYS The oul-EiaEed faculty
o. Calculation dsres nos soar. a.
fording = 1ost Interesting specimen
to- experimental AID abnormal rsy-
cholorr. A = buu in The PLAY OF
az z subject for TIE scientists. this
freak would iuuo-tsliIe himself
IL = Wzy-
u justice 70 ~ family. IN whose
-Orzl character naturally take
sczs pride. and -hose nner se1si-
hili-ies tain aorld reliEio1sly
guard. ] czn7ot close without Al IL
6izrzut protest sEzias- rs going 50
tsr sfeld q stun. and thea Use their
name IL Is TASTY illustrations.
which bez-irch 50 -uch Of bis Bull
Creek outbreak No extremity il an
argument could warrant o. justify
This 1agrz.t abuse q the nice pro
7rie-ies OF good taste and acute s=n-
zibilifies
90 lot prete1d 20 understand
his weakness for Summing exploits
They had 10 possible relation % The
Question a. issue and could have
been dragged into The controversy
only from a. overEezning fondnsss
.: re F-,Sz-. G. % 7z-s5s 81 i1-
posirE array % fzvorite k10wledge
70 ave The reader and drive ne
Eonde--sIricken and beaten from
lie feld-Eeil he did. bat from dis
gust don't want 70 understand
lis I.@nehznt- II ! could sympzthize
Eiih his reE version Of Issish's La
De1tziiols. I should feel that tzmil-
iariIy argued experience and that !
zss giving 1rst-hsnd information
Mscsulsy SAYS the liberty Of dis
cussion = the cnisf safeguard OF
all liberties. but Ee must BE- on
guard against sOphists. demagogues
and fanatics EVER age and nation
have been cursed with dangerous
leaders. some designing and some
misguided We must investigate for
ourselves and never rely on the bare.
unsupported statement OF q reckless.
s@if-seeking demsgogue who puts
self above country. Politics. like
physics. has It's Upheavels. u Is then
when lie sinkers are thrown 10 the
surface and Try 70 drift into favor
OF the crest or tidal waves When
EOolly. shrieFing fanatics rush
through the streets OF Troy crying
Calamity, calamity" forgive their
ALTERATION and likewise their IN
godly racket. but-watch them.
a little learning Is a dangerous
thing:
Drink deep or taste not the Pierian
sprins
Shallow dFsughts into1ies,e the
brain.
But drinking largely sobers us
again
Psnchsrd said Mirsbeau was the
INST man il the world TO make
speech on a subject about which be
knew absolutely nothing. Yet. with
that speech. which Madam Stael. the
most intellectual woman in Europe.
Nh no was sitting beside him. declar-
ed was --prodigioGs. ne won-and
literally ruined poor France.
The vital point their speeious
reasoning stuiiOusly evades Is the
universal. Inherent tendency of bu-
man nature 10 20 wrong. TO which
all our social evils may b. traced.
which would remain Just the same
under their system and which. when
Is sure TO end in chaos.
Why. owing 10 the theory OF self
they had riot on Lanes
ship before II landed. because no
body would do certain mental work
that must be done. Why should
hey. when Or. John Graham Brooks
IN his Social Unrest" declares
there should De- no mastery but
Neither man nor God
should suDerVisa order or inter