New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-20
i HITS DOCTRINE
|ERMANY'S TERRORISM
Bryan's Treaties Claims u. S. Should Interfere
Ixico, Abandon Philippines and Have Large
Navy and Compulsory Military Training.

6heodore Roosevelt utters
peal to the common sense Q
can people through tn
The issue Of the Metropoli
line, to be published mex
der the caption, Peace In
by Preparedness Agains
ruth1ess scalpel Mr.. Roose
- the speciousness of tn,
inclusive arbitration treatie
during the present admin
he success of which nego
Bryan regards as the mos
chievement of his career II
+ secretary Of state
people, silly people," Mr.
Eays. have applauded these
Ind then he asks--"When
kud them, do they mean
wish, If the Japanese take
Bay or the Germans st.
To discuss the matter
commission for a year be-
8 action? Do they mean
american women are raped
or American men murdered
b Territory by Mexicans fir-
the line, or when the Amer
Ii insulted and dishonored,
ppoint a commission to dis
atter for q year before TAX
ase and Cowardly.
b standpoint, Roosevelt says
Qn would be inconceivably
cowardly." The writer
y whips OF scorn the doc
doctrine Of German terror
epoliation Of Belgium he
the most wanton, the
lls wrong, and the wrong
<e6t scale, that has been
tor over a century
evelt quotes the Berlin
~ as having said: I've
to gain the love of Amer
desire to be respected by
- loss OF the Lusitania will
inspect for us more than a
tt1es won on land,
ting on that sentiment the
president OF the United
OF course the Lokalan-
l<eI OF inspiring respect in
what 1t really meant was
u1d inspire fear. The muir
men and children does not
spect, but, unfortunately it
y fear. AS a matter Of fact,
did inspire fear among our
brlrst OF Indignation.
her point in the article Mr..
skys, in an outburst Of in
and contempt-t'R Recently in
roles some popularity has
ITed by q song entitled II
" MY Boy to Be q Soldier
ich ought to be sung with a
piece entitled I Didn't
Girl to Be a Mother The
stand upon precisely the
al level. Think Of such q
sung by one of the mothers.
wives Of men who fought
,ehington in the revolution,
men who fought under
Lee in the civil war;"
ny the retirement Of Mr..
'osevelt remarks that THE
the German policy Of blood
largely depends upon their \
ivals and opponents adopt
~ Of milk and water. The
Iron statesman of one ma
the milk and water states
mother predestined through
q b his ally and his tool"
Aids Unrighteousness.
- been made evident by the
the great bulk Of the men
ii who have shrieked loudest
during the last eleven
It has been made evident by
rho have Joined in the peace
ss. peace dinners and peace
j during that time, and by
q OF the same type who on
,f the water. or after travel
IS other side Of the water,
'cated q peace without honor
!. These men and women
landed peace In terms that
merely disregard righteous
success. They have not VEN
make one protest against any
act of wrongd DING; they
9entured to raise their voices
1c18t10n OF the 1nlQulJy
~ Germany against Belgium
Il wAnton, the most hideous,
4 the wrong on the largest
has been perpetrated for
j i century.
Hing the Peace Treaties.
man propose a treaty un-
as reduced ii to concrete
i proposed it in these con-
as to his fellows, and has
d whether when thus made
it ought to be and will be
Take a few illustrative
ae ultra-pacifist movement,
at any price movement, has
.rong on the Pacific slope as
tlantic seaboard and in the
congressman and editors
q speeches and written arti-
Itch they have advocated dis
], and have demanded trea-
lich the United States would
.rbitrate everything. Worthy