The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-14
~, NIX HARRIS.


aume soul of goodness in
... .. but If 1t is exceedingly
furytell who will. win in
,... r.. struggle, It is almost inn
.,.. forecast the spiritual out
.g. .. .'. one can speak perhaps
,... ..., confidence N generali-
DO, ... .- ~pun as one ~trles TO be
....... ud definite doubts swarm
An. .t is distracted. Stlll, one
n..- .nHu: world shaking events
..v... HNyly moral lessons: war
.. ,Npuscr Of shams and re-
.,...... .lrjuos. \ desperate strug-
.a. ., tu set real values m high
i,.,.
W ...u are the chief values al
,... .,rrod and what the pre-
....... .., first value which has
....r ...u moderated is the Brit
..h d. ...lud Of the sea; We all es-
t.u,. highly when We thought
.r.. . 90 an. but 1t wasn't suffl-
,..t sent to our minds as a
ur,I, .J.p. a singular advantage.
Their, much more sea than land on
.N. ,.t.'. II ours. and England. not
content with possessing more than
..........,.. ...,,, ,.......,...,s. 81, q,
a.. ..,t.s ali ,no saas S1"nor
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cease. ...ucr or later the seas and
oceans I,e The fields of air must be
rrl'ra, i in the interests Of all
nations and policed by all peoples m
.. ,roror,i,r ia ror,,I,tion
mt. Z, yo.,,,s 90 mo
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... .,..,,as,
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E. i5.,I 90 r,taI,,o,,. hut
1... -. ta- shown MAJ when nne
ID. ,b, b.,,.,,,rv ~ tho
go. 90. r..h,s If all neutr,Is are
.,... ,l Montreal trade nIa,ad AT
...f.,s li.,d,,,,t,g I,
.tr tory II IN. STRONG, dospot
........ Do. Oh, ..,,,,I, .p,ti,n If IN.
..... all ,,..,,.,r. ,,o so.s
. ia ht.t.r r,lIor pcf,r,
o.. .r. frp,,insd that Cor
,... ... r.t nrr,. g,ir an .p,r-
... ....r a5,,r,,p. but v,uld
,.f ..,.r. ..f,.,. month and when
.. lie . y,,r had n,ssad
,..,-....... s.. ,,,,,.,fr,, in tho en.r,..s'
,..-...... Germany * ga much bet-
,.r ...,..l 80 much NOR. gcicnt
...... ,...s maj An suita az IN. IN,
,.. t...r popuIations outnumber
Ter. .- ,Hr,a 10 one. she has been
s.. ..r I'm the front line as many
s..... s- they can muster. and. Bel
r.r. ..! S,ryia now being used up,
her relative. power has probably grown
rather f.an diminished; her COM
r.r..... success. too. has almost GER
r...y increased her relative strength.
Tie. ,.,.,,a,iuu OF GERMANY has al
r,a.. .r.vu ont Of all calculation
For .pfur,. or more TO come II will
r-u. .... Do. regarded as IN. model
S.., .... i', institutions will he lmi-
,3..g ,. institutions copicd all the
form. ., ., aped and assimilated while
Oh. informing shirt of il may pass
a'nru.. ..lppreciatcd. The success of
Germ. is calculated to stereotype
and t.. ',gr German institutions and
for.... r.'ucr than to quicken the in
sr.r.r- .,nus When we prove our
se.r., superior to our neighhors it
S... natural that We should rest ON
Cocoon. a.mpn. and seek 10 enjoy the
fruits .. our lthurs Besides. German
suD.. .u war is sure 10 be followed
Iy .n extraordinary growth of Ger
man ...-'ry and commerce. and
r....u. Hpallens moral fibre and men
Gal .".,' 80 much as material pros
I,u.y I.,t MS consider then how
GERMANY 4 likely to suffer from this
sa,....n. # the will to surpass."
Germany is "A curious amaIgam Of a
hierarchy framed and fitted for war
grated .n democratic institutions and
inspired In civil life by an intensely
d. MO- rattle spirit Of equality and will
.rcu,-. Poo work-a sort of despotism
W'. .uu- socialistic tendencies.
Then. .lu he no doubt that it is
nh, u.mtir side which has been
s'r.g... ..,d by the war SO far. lust as
'ho uuaI socialism has been
W,..,.,I And this process is certain
Il. .,.f..r. and increase even If Ger
man. ..l- hut her own in the war
and ,....., draw of II
81. ..r vanity will como 'nto nlay
and ... German Kinlinps and New
mol. ... an declare that M nntIon
,,rr, ... r..r,oidobl, a continuation
~ ....... ,,f,bou, e,nchin,, CO...
man .r.. an ca, ,,irt,,o ,,,i,,
hs r.... De-. ,b, Ii. =, sac, o,.a,,,.
n.,.. .........., ,,,ut ,,a,,a on ad5aJ
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