Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-09-18

one u The Kaisers subjecisl. or al
Che fortunes 81 war are with the alliel
e sou are faikiag with n Frenohmai
Or an Engilshman a few days ag,
iaese was big parade. and / watched
b deWa FIfih avenue win mafflod
drms small army ~ women ROBBED
In black marched down the greet
thofonghrara. aa protest against The
war. Hero and there woman wogld
fcau forward from the crowd Of spec
taiora and clap vigorously 10 another
place q rnan would do The same, ann
once Two oF ,hree persons appiaudef
az the same time but the general ai-
ieuee ~ The sfeat gathering was con-
ridefed fhebest evidence II UNDER
standing Al different pnces mon
stood with raised hats as the peace
rse passed.
The crowd whlch saw the parade
was Immense. II began at Fifty
asAth street. and from there down tho
avenue the people stood three deep
on both sides. while children sac ou
tte cufbstones az their feet Th
crowd maaaed on thr steps u S. pat-
ricka cathedral with iW drapary ~
mourning for tha pope
Silently and sorfogfaily lhe f3r
eisners $40 the metropolis who are per-
hapa bf1nehi closer 10 the mtlaton
than any other part ~ the Cnnel
States watch the ghlftins scenes and
fortunes ~ war as their brothers uf
their fathers and their ola friends fat
In battle ana as the places 80 Gear o.
them lu The mother countries are
RACED by deviilsh warfare
Meet N. D. Borlitz.
called on ~ - Berlltz having
learned that be was on this side OF
the water lie Is youns old man.
and an extremely active one II came
over 20 see my grandchildren" hc
said. "and WINS caught here IN New
York and could not set back 20 Eu-
rope" As we talked he told me how
he had built up the greatest system
of schools ~ languages ln an the
world II havo four hundred schools
scattered throughout the civilized /
world" he said "and three hundred I
~ them are in tee war zones / can /.
not even communicate with most Of /
them. md those ! have heard from I
are closed. while my managers and |
teachers have gone 90 war; and those (
same men who served me so faithfully (
ana who did such great work are
against each other in opposing
irmiea" MT Beritz was born IN
Germany. was knlehted in France. and
Il citizen Of the United States. all
though no spends most OF his time
,broad Nearly AL Of the four hun
ired great schools were Installed by
simaelf and he tells with pride how
ne brought the work to success. and
low the schools az New York. Wash
ngton. Chicago and elsewhere were
iuraed 10 fun maturity under his per-
onai care nearly q half century ago
'ou ask whether this IMAM was crush
q because Of the mlsfortunes TO his
usincsa9 I cannot tell you becauao
ls speech and manner did not indi-
rte any feeling Ia that direction lie
! ono ~ the ercot citizens or the
.orld and he talked like q man IN
rofound sorrow. but his feelings were
. Tor his people ana he called them
y name. and told Of their successes
j Moscow ST pe,erabure Antwerp.
aris. Cologne. iicge London There
as no eensure Ia hts tone cor his {
llce bat there was plenty OF sor-
W. and regret. and Il extended to al
oso unfortunate countries Of Europe
lgaged IN this cruel war. Aud as
r. him / carried away an impression !
at VIII last forever that here was
10 of the greatest creators of an cd {
and business system that {
e world has produced; and I thought
at had there been more men like
m. who had own Individual renown. !
control Of the politics OF Europe, ]
AZ tho things we are reading about a
day could never have been +