The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-07-15

Boston Glope, jay otn
d benefits Inevitable TO America
England's awakening, emerging
aa anesthetic as it were from the
NJ the torpedoing of the Lusitania
the realization that she is in
Tor the life or death of the Brit
mon, and that the Germans are an
ulous foe, capable of descending
~ iepth in the effort to achieve
omInion, were lucidly and en-
.alv explained last evening by
4- Louis Bennett at his home, 60
,. av, Dorchester.
bennett had just arrived home,
ding from England June 18th in
lAia. He is teacher of vocal
and was born at Upham's Corner,
--ter, 35 years ago. His music
t1H was at the New England Con-
Try of Music under George w.
a:ck In the last Is years he has
much time pursuing his vocation
.. Germany, Belgium and other
me Continent; but up to 1910 he
,0ly in Boston. where he jointly
rome with his father, Gilbert
who has been a cotton goods
turer hereabouts for 40 years.
usician's last European trip was
rom this country in the Lusi-
June, 1914. After three days
and he went to Belgium, where
until October. Then he went
0m, S. W, London, where he
oily until June 10Th
period of nine months he de-
uself to an analytical and psy-
study of the mind of the
the street" in London.
he left his wife. Haste made
i'm British boat. He believes
e. safer in England, he said last
ran in taking chances with Ger
marines; and if she joins him in
Ser this SIMMER, as is probable,
come over in an American Line
a good thing for America" said
night, that England is awake.
ond a doubt one of Germany's
< points is the United States.
.e kaiser's ultimate aim is the
alton of the American Continent,
Juth America for a base.
not mean that there is any cause
.5tement. Steps, according to the
ght not be taken for % years.
S the ultimate aim in that mans
'ou for world dominion.
no fear. Germany is beaten,
e she is not conquered. There's
stinction of meaning between
lords which should be clear y I'M
~ holdings at the present moment
NE greater and more desirable
' The European Continent.
To one living there the English
very day more and more of a
The man in the street in Oc
vas asleep. At Christmas time he
asleep. The slogan was:
we've always got through our
81 RS, we shall mess through this
ne Government will see us
s.. about Christmas time friend
Was " alking down Regent street
French lieutenant. In space
ger than Washington street be
orEhill and the Old South Meet
-r he saw him salute seven other
Ulcers, one of them Il General.
Nat but light carelessness could
-l many French officers to be on
then N England at the same
the Zeppelin air raids, when a
rutk close to the Liverpool street
Tot Tar from the Bank of Eng
.- If Germany's objective points,
wake up the English.
stall look ed on the Germans as
harmless, beer-loviug burgers
machine, they would grant, but
40.
could rot seem 10 grasp the
q Germany was bound on win
not 10y fan means, by ioul. The
an IS such an honest, fair fight
Il that he cannot understand
SEES not playing game.
Htru the Lusltania went down in
GLAND shook herself and woke.
-l il WASH another Boer War.
-luve man could not but feel an
- electric current in the air
the message that England was
f-and a fight to a finish. And
SD such a sound drubbing to
.-r that Prussian militarism would
all time.
that's what'll happen. Englan d
I'D Kitchener to man. CoDscrip-
aid have been good for England
-Io- Not so much to enroll men
nothing backward about that
she's awake-but to wake her
-.e real situation sooner.
.e reason England will give that
rubbingis the spirit now behind
.i-s her recently demonstrated abil-
qIganIze, drill and systematic leg
lighters.
lrit's a great thing for this coun-
al England has walked up"
Mr.. Bennett outlined the benefits
nerica afore mentioned, and he
that America in improbable emer-
could surprise the world, he
ut, by exactly the same aptitude to
serself for battle-when there was
lonal reason-and the same sys-
ICED celebrity as England.
IN asked if England was in state
mic over the German submarine
DDS, Mr.. Bennett smiled.
mic" he repeated. "The senti-
II England is not panic, but in
dlsgust that there can be human
s. capable of resorting to methods
owed from playing the game.
re is no rage. Simply a more
sterner atmosphere has taken
ln a word the spirit is: This is
laut; Germany must be smashed.
BENNETT was impressed with the
7t alcohol is playing in England's
Ha The greatest man IN Eng
ay," said he, sis Lloyd George.
be boat race that the America
Y-5e is no second
lloyd George had thrown his
I through England and England
% as awake as she is today she
ave made great strides toward
This " r..
u last D.i,u.r tO lime | saw not