Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14


one u the teachings ~ Emer<o'
vas thar "pe surround ourselves ~
ways aeeordlnx g our Freedom ans
||ablllfy hNh true images " ourselves
liz ihlnes. Hnssher Il hc ships q
hooks Or cnnnons or churches !
|lakes fosne fiesly 70 understand fhi
s~psic saying. suf oncc undcfstood
IT, tfHth shines forth. The paliose'
pher made me TEACHING SIN clearer
iin this sentence
lie who loves the hrlsile - b1y-
onefs only seps IN their glitter Whsi
beforehand nf feels IN biz neaff II
IL avaflce and hatred. 4 81 the quiy-
ffina 10. the cold. haiine eye. which
builds maeaxlnes and powder houses
Nen. foiicd with ambition. ~ men
rot with ieprofy. hase ioosed hell IN
Eurepe For yeafs They have been
thinking murder They have sur
rounded themselves with f0rtresses
and cannon with rapid IRE guns and
slissenln9 hayonsts They have sowed
The wind aud they are rcaping the
NhlFINind % death.
A. merely = glimpse ~ the horrors
Inflicted upon the innocent nou-con-
hatanis We mar read The terrible
story II he American mother nho
Visited Nntsia last summer and was
caught ln he var zone. Two u her
children died from exposure and
starvation.
o. her little bot. She says that
while she was hiding IN the Russian
uanftes dufine hnftle. -he be-
came worse durins the niahs and
died in ny arms At dawn n started
baek 10 WirbaIlen. she continues.
carrying the body u my hoy In ny
arms. with Anna and Martha hang
lng 10 my skirts
She found the town deserted. the
people having fled from II 20 avoid
the shol and shells. She went 10 de-
serted nndsrlakef's establishment
Al alone she picked out q tiny cof-
fin and placed her child In Il, took
u to the residence 81 her brother-ln-
law. but found Il deserted also. She
dug a grave In the soft ground and
put The ll,'le coffin In u and covered
Il over with earth She adds = had
the strength 10 Do no more. and the
children were crying for food" How
could she have done moreg
We have not often spoken In
praise o. william Jennings Bryan.
bur Iet us read the following words
from his speech NJ Baltimore satur-
DAY night;
For Il while there was a good deal
n criticism Of watchfui waiting which
had become term Of rldicule. hut
You hear nobody NOW speak II Il ex-
,ept IN terms ~ respect. The peace
'ui methods 0f the new world stand
)uf IN striking contrast 20 the meth
Ids Of the old world II " not be-
cause our president doubts the pa
riotism ~ the people Of this counfry.
lie knows that lives IN abundance
would be NJ the country'a call II
needed
III there was call for million
volunteers ~ SUNRISE. the sun would
90 down on a million men who had
responded And there would be
side bv side the sons II
hose who wore the blue and the sons
" those who wore the gray. But the
president believes that when q mother
has raised a boy and poured out on
him her affections he Is worth some
hing more Than to be stood up and
mot nj By another mothers SON.
It was to avoid scenes like that OF
he American mother In Russia that
President Wilson pursued his peace
policy. Mr. Bryan gives the other
'ids from that Of the European mon
lrchs who have luated for blood and
he horrors OF war until today they
have the Internal realization Of their
lreams.