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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-01
EUROPEANS MARVEL
AT AMERICAN CARS
Remarkable SturdIness In War Service
Creating Big Future Market,
anME lmarInnm-

Europeans are watching closely the
performance Of American cars in the
great war and upon the service they
give depends the demand for the
various American makes when the war
is over. according TO Jules Guindey.
Detroiter distributor in France.
American cars have given extraOr-
binary good service and have withstood
the hard usage much better than the
smaller European cars" writes Mr..
Guindey from Nantes. France. at which
point he is stationed as a member Of
the motor dispatch corps. Il am driv-
ing an old model A Detroiter which
has been in service every day since
the war broke out under conditions
which have been too much for even the
larger French and English cars
The splendid record of several
American makes OF moderate price
cars viii mean big business for them
when the war is over. Ii is certain
that people who wish 10 purchase cars
viii prefer American cars. and even If
il were otherwise, II VIII re n long
time before French uanuIdctur ers
VIII be in shape to make and market
cars The prices Of French cars and
parts have advanced from - perCcnt
to 20 percent, which viii prove a big
factor also in favor Of American cars"
He who buys home products loves
home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-01
WIRELESS LAYOUT
CARRIED By TRUCK
Noted "Quads Is Chosen by United
states Government for
serEfcl. In ANN.


The latest war truck OF Uncle Sans
fleet is a travelling wireless, truck.
Successful experiments have just been
completed with Radio Tractor 20. ..
a motor truck which steers drives and
brakes on all four wheels.
This latest signal truck can trEvel
through the fields or over plOwed
ground; in fact il can 90 anywhere
a four mule team can pull an army
wagon, whereas its predecessor. a rear
drive truck, had TO confine its efforts
TO the ordinary routes OF travel.
The truck carries a knockdown army
field wireless set. The mast that sup
ports the anteannae is so feet high
when extended and comprises eight
sections OF light tubing which are
strapped to the side Of the truck A
block and. tackle, supported by a col
lapsible tripod on the roof, is used to
pull up the sections, one by one.
The wireless outfit has a sending
range Of $50 miles under ordinary
provement over the old hand operated
receiving range It is a great i'm
provembent over the old hand operated
wireless which was packed around on
the backs of three mules.
The electricity for the sending ap-
paratus is generated by the trucks
own motor, and IS available simply
by shifting a lever. This new wire
less truck is one Of a fleet OF six
Jeffrey Quads in the service Of the
United States signal corps
Athey cIotb-IIDed vrearher strip keeps
out the dust Rathbun-Mix Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-01

P. B. Scotland, superintendent Of the
Arizona Copper company at Morenci,
Ariz., has bought a As" Velie from
Robert H. Rinehart.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-01

". C. Oestreich, manager Of an in
vestment company in Albuquerque. n
NJ. has also bought a Velie "4-45." This
sale was made by Mr.. Rinehart.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-01

J. S Gething, Of Del Rio, was here
for three days this week on business
in connection with the Oakland AutC
Sales company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-01

Afhey cIOth-IIDed vTeather strip keeps
out the dust Rathbun-Mix Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-01

He who buys home products loves
ONE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-01

,95azEsI - with the sleeping a0oh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-01

A D. SETTLER drove home to Silver
City last Saturday afternoon with a
new Oakland touring car.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-01

The Pioneer Motor company has re-
ceived another order for DENLY truck
from the Arizona territory, recently
covered by A. Bliss Albro.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-01

Two Cadillacs were delivered 20 Of
ficers at Fort Bliss this week. Cant
P G. Reaney invested in an eight-cy-
Under seven-passenger touring Cadillac
and Capt A W Bjornstad in a Cadillac
roadster-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-01

J. F Schneider and Z. NJ. Ford. OF the
Oakland company, are in Silver City
this week. looking after Oakland sales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-01

The Buquor Motor company has de-
Ivered a five-passenger Maxwell "25''
TO A Justiani of FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-01

George c. Travers. Of Albuquerque.
bought a five passenger HUpmobile
from the Lone Star Motor company this
week, driving IL home on Tuesday. He
was accompanied by c. N Butler. also
Of Albuquerque, who came down to
secure delivery OF a HupmObile touring
model from the same company.
The Oakland Auto Sales company re-
ports the sale of a G. NJ c. 1500-pound
truck to Charles c Foutz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-01

Walter s clayton has purchased a
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-20

TO find his chief interest in the way
he is dressed. we are alarmed. be
cause his soul has ceased TO grow He
has missed youths heroic pursuit Of
great goals.
Pity the boy who does not find
giants to attack and noble causes 10
defend David comes TO teach us to
put patriotism above life. 10 dare
death for the honor of God: To cham
pion the needy cause at the risk Of
all. Would that this lesson study
might produce new knights 10 ride
into the worlds lists in behalf of
China, Of the plucky Montenegria ns
OF poor, gone-to-Seed Persia. Of the
overlooked classes in America: Of an
intelligent democracy. and of clean.
efficient church. There is David
work for all who dare dream. So. as
Tennyson sings
20 young Mariner.
Down to the haven,
CaH your companions,
Launch your vessel
And crowd your canvas,
And. ere it vanishes
Over the margin.
After il. follow it.
Follow the Gleam.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-20
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.


Fortune ne'er helps a man whose
courage fails.-SOphOclcs.
He who comedies with Gods plan.
succeeds: he w',0 does not is crushed.
A F. Schauffler.
Our past lives build the present.
which must mould the lives to be-
Sir Edwin Arnold.
Laborins toward distant aims sets
the mind in higher key, and puts
US at our Observation-Disclosures.
am the bread Of iife.-Jonn e.4s
C;eavc then to the SUMMER side OF
doubt,
And cling TO Faith beyond the forms
of Faith.
She reels not in the storm Of warning
words
She hrishtens At the clash OF "Yes"
and NO"
| She secs the Rest thai gii1nmers
. through, the Worst.
She feels the sun IS hid but for u
| night,
She spies the surn,ue- through the
| winter bud.
She tastes the fr.,i. before the bios
| som falls.
She hears the lark within the song
| less egg,
She finds the fountain where they
| walled mirage"
| --Jennys ron
| TIE Tsihsc rot only dNei.s on the
rights OF property and the duties OF
.ai1-, but. for once that il docs that,
fi breaches ten tiLteS cvcr the duties
CT property and the rghta Of labor.
i-.EFEsrtes Kingsley.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-20


uVsiie Ios tHe 6Ioie among Inc men IN
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RE Mn. : st.a ro'lpiaeu - p,,
tanct separates il from all compe,i-
tors.-Wm. Z. Gladstone
F The most original book in the
. world is the Bible Shakasnearo IN.
first literary genius Of the world the
> highest in whom the moral IS not the
predoninatins element. leans on the
| Bible; his poetry presupposes it
= Ralph Waldo Emerson
=
f The Bible has been the Maena
Y Charta of the poor and of the op-
n pressed the Bible is the most demo
: cratic hook in the world BY
k the study of what other book could
f children be so much humanied? |
0 have been seriously perplexed to
know by what means the religious
feeling in mankind which is the es-
IL sential basis Of conduct. is to b., kept
- = Thomas Huxley.
:
- The period Of the Reformation wa.
a Judgment day for Europe. when al
~ opc!, Bible and All the amancioatio,
,e cf heart and intellect which an ope-
r. Bible involves. Thomas Carlyle.
j. Somebody saws that every Christ,a,
II life is a fifth Gospel"
"a
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-20

IYie plan OF American Sunday
school leaders 10 send Gospel portions
% ;f1s armies OF ell the warring ma
SONS is hcyil.r extrao-tlinarv snc-
5.-s>s: r.-t only because the Sunday
ses.ocl mem he-s ii this land are eager
% contribute .si.ir nis,ke!s for the nGr-
nose r1.t a;So because there 4. e rea.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-20
THE BEST OF BOOKS.

TerSe Comments On The Uniform
Prayer Meeting Topic of The Young
Peoples S0cietics-C.eris.ian Eli
deavor. etc.-for April 25, 1.-THE
Bible, The Worlds Supreme Book. +"
Dcut 6:1-9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

y arm tD, uia Son0on ~.
Sanuar. - Sin Oeuti6er Suftfreujer
eridien 6eute 9lbeno nm s lt6r 80
unO mari me6rere gomben bera6.
geoelttenoer gloterialidooen puroe
ongerihtet, unO es miro beiiirdtet,
oaB ou9 2e6ensOerluite 81 6eflagen
iein miro. Ginem Nann ioll Der
@opf BON elmer 9om6e obgeriiieu
poroeH iein.
Cine 9ombe fiel i'm 93orfolf
Square, nabe Dem Seelier elm an-
oerer an Dem Siio,aai nieOer. Cine
brittle traf oic gorf Roo0 @rer5ier-
Salle. Splitter i1lugen Our9 oas
@losood oes SouptQuortiers Ger ga
tional- -9ieierUc. Sin piertes Der
@urf-@eihoiie fiel nobe oes Erini-
tD.8abnbofS nieoer.
SSn Ser Stoot berridte furbtbare
9luiregung; &oli5ei.9lufgebote uno
Sruppen.9lbt6eilirngen pltroen Der.
ousgerufeu Inn oie9eoolferung 5u be.
rI6i9en. Die Glectri5itGts5uiubr
wuroe a6aei6nitten, unO Die Staot
lag in 0unfeIbeit oa.
Snsgeiainmt fiinf 9omben muroen
Don Dem ooer oen SSniaiien ser Wla.
i6ine geiporien.
glad Dem 9lngriff flog Oas Suft-
ihitf IN iiiomeitlider Ridtung oo.
Doit
9omben auf 9in0s SDnn.
&ings 2pnm 10. Sonuar, Dia
2onoon 20. &omlor. Die @oli.
sci erfldrt Dab 6pei Sduier ourh
@omben 5eritort muroen, Die bon Ell.
mem ieinoliden gleroplan bero6ge.
porfcn puroen. sSn einem Saitie
puroe Elm II Sabre alter anobe ge.
to0tet. Sein @ater iuuroe inter 0en
Sriimmern bearoben, ieoo1 nod le.
ben0 berDoree5ogei uno nod einent
9olpital gcianot. SSil einem anOerefl
&auie mur0en cine 6rau uno ibr
9obp lei1t perlebt.
@s purOen 5ipiiden fiinf uno iie-
BEN gomben gemorfeu.
Somben nabe Son0ring-
bom 9 dIoB.
2on0oM 20. Sannar. Cine
Depeide ans Sings 2pnn an oie
Central 9aeps1 beri6tet. Dob elm
feinolides Suitidiii aeiiern 9lbeno
Sanoringbam inO Sings 9Dnn iiber.
flog unO ne6rere 9om6cn 6ero6-
mari welde NIT furdt6arer @c.
polt erplooirtcn.
Sin anOcres Snftidiff madtc ci-
nen g(nariff ouf Die Staot Gromer,
enen 21 Meilen n0r0li9 BON 9lor-
mid aelegenen 9aoeort.
(aings 2Dnn lit cine in ser eng.
liiben @roiidoft gtorfolf oele9ene
Staot, bier Giloneter oberbal6 Der
W1inouna Der Suie in oos @oi6.
3e6n &ilometer uorolid bon ain9s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

2pnn Iicgt oas 0orf Sanorin96anL
nit Dem Sanoiib oes &rin5eu BON
@ales.)
9onoom 30. Souar. - Die
n@reB glIIociation4 bat GepeIben
crboIten wel6e Die Meloune beita-
tigt, ooB feinolide Slieger Bomber
mif 5anoriug6am marien no iiA
ein fonioli1es SdloB befinoet. gier
Somben purOen auf Sings Spnn ge-
morien un0 anoere iielen nabe Dem
Sanorin96am SAloiie nieoer.
(g)armout6 ais D@reat Yormoutb"
uno Gromer iino befanntc 9aoe-
Srtc.
Sails bic Suitidiffer, welde ben
glngriff ma9ten, oieienigcn moren
Die iiber Die Sniel glmelano flogen
Damn itieBen Oieiel6en mo6ri9einlic6
in ser gtadbaridnft BON Gur6aben
oui. Sn oieiem Sale miiroen iie
etiua 150 WleiIen iiber Die g}orOiee 5u
iliegen gebobt baben, im Guglano
5u erreiheu)
Gs mar elm 3eppeGin.
2onooM 20. Sonuor. IL Ger
Observation-Disclosures Der ,,GreB
9(Iiociatiou" iagt, es iei ein .3eppe.
linz eelpeieu, Der Oie 9omben auf
ienc Staot uno Sonoring6am mari.
Ger 9lngriii trug iib nm 10 llbr As
&ornittagS 5u
Gin n8eppeIin" 6eruntcr.
geboIt2
2onoon, 90. Samuar. - Sine
TepeiHe BON Sings 9Dnu an oic
,gcntral gleps~ iogt, Elm Zeppelin
fci bel Simitanton peniae W3cilen
nSroIib BON Sonorine6am bcrunter-
gebolt luoroeu
lteberflogen SnieI Slme-
Lamb.
g(miteroom, Oia 9onoon 10.
Sonuar. Grei oeutide 9ufti6iffe
iibcrilogen bate S2a9mittaa Inn
2 ltbr 30 oie SnieI glmelauo IN Der
91oroiee. Cies 6eiagen Selcgramnc
BON 92es, Der 8auptitaot Der SSnIel.
1ic 9uitihiiie floeeu i'll peitli1er
Ri6tlna-
Pm d 3 bering6 a III I'M 5
9eeriton be elu6t.
9}ormid, oiia 9onoon, 20. Gan.
l3aA bier cin9etroifenen 9eri6ten
BON Dem 9uftonariif, marfen oeuti6e
6lieoer 9om6en auf garmout6, Sbe-
rinabanJ 0romen mo 9eeiion Gin
9loriolD. On S6ering6am iiel cine
9ombe mif ell Saus an Der @5nO-
bam-StraBc, ieOo9 o6ne 81 erplooi-
rcn
Die in 9eeiton seuorienen gon-
ben ri9teten feiuen Sdaoen an. Die
@urigel@oiie maBen A 3oa imEur6-
ueiier.
S6IoB Sanoring6om nm.
bcidaOigt.
&onoon, 20. Satlar. Sine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

9luSiibnng ieiner biid0fli1en Sepoo
ni6t ge6inOert woroen iit". WV
E6atiacten beiuciien ieOod, wie 0'''
@abrbeit an oieier @rfldrung II.
PIN gl6euO oes I Seminars lIllV W
Dem folgen0eu Gage Orangen So'Uu
ten in ben er5biid0fliden &alall eua a
nabmen meinen Sirtenbriief an !
uO berboten, entgegen meinen y.
iGofliden 9eicbl Die gerorel'lH'..
dung oeiieIbeu. Sic beorobien ., NV
&rieiter lmo @emeinoeu mil w.
ihmeriten Strnfeu unO nobmeTl s' ans
nuf meine eieene g9iirOe feine @""
iidt.
Su ser Srii6c oes 2. Sannors e.
belt i6 einen gefebI, Dor Dem osu; os.
i@en Nlilit1r- -@ouberneur 81 erlusi
neu, Inn iiber meinen SirtenpStsrr
9lusfiinft 5u geben. 9lm tolgr,a,D''st,
Gage wuroe mir uer6oteu Den yUs wv.
teSoienIt in ser 9(1twerpeuer aalgs
Orale 81 beillhen. Spcter III .o,, ~
iogar uuteriagt iporoeh, Die al'V'''
9ii6oie in 9eIgien 5u beiuac'. ,,st
SS6re uuo meinc gcbte iino 0'r'vS' 's
moroen. 9lls belgiidcr giirger w.. w.
@eiItli6cr rno ais WlitglieO oes cui .,.
oinalrat6s proteltirq ieb aiii oas eo ~,
i6ieoenlte oaecgeli. g9ie aid slllv', ~,
meinen Sirteubriei auslcgen lllOsc sc,
6ilOete cr feinen glnIaB ST. eIllel ri ~
beIlion imO rei5te aud nidt oa5n ',,, "~
@r IoIlte i'm @egentbeil oa5u 0'e''
oie @emiit6er 5u berubigen." .,,r
9Ia9 Dem 9eribt Der 9lmlterO1e..r, e.r,.
Sip milrOe oieier 8rief 0urq n
3iol-Gouriere an ale @ciitlidean
Ser Gioceie bon Me6eln Dert1elu,' #.
nGacia~ oiirftcpor @r
gcridt gcbradt 10 petV Tis
Sonoon 10. Sanuar. = ,od
britiide Regieriug bat bis1er Ser
feline 9lntlport ouf oie 9lnTra9sc In
ameritoniidcn aeaicruno be5lSSScrt Sct
oes GampierS ,Docia" gcgepelE a.
c6emals ser .Som6urg-9lmer'lu'.ri. ri.
ME" oc6srtc nno icst IN oas l.s, amer,
faniide Sdiifs-Hegiiter iioerlarSie ,,aSie.
porOen lit. Iie omerifanildle g'V ce.
ring criu6te, oaB oem GamPls,
itottet lperoen m0ge, eine SP.oa z 's,,la
fabrt nit elmer 8aunpoll'S1py;siet
na6 Geutihlano 5u madeH. .tont,
6aQ, 10 puroe ousoriidlid D'i Ssui,
ioate feiuen @rdceOeu5ioa illr .rter.
ihe, in omerifoniiden Sdicli n,r.
nirte Iompicr bilocn. IS lplrU mi
mlltbet, OaB Die Sra9c in g. "a.
Morgen augeicbteu SiBimg % pes niel
binets cr0rtert meroen miro. = ..ior
Oerlnltetc lcbt lbon aus ~" oiner
.mirter Guelle, OaB I'M 5due All
6abrt oes Gampiers bic Sa0p's sS.irS,
ieOen 8oQ 10 bebanoelt peroel' ~
oaB ole gtbienOer teineu eirHl4 l.9;rade
aIage baben peroen Die Slreui Slrii g.
orebt iib IeoieIid rm oos Sps Sr
miro bier ougenommeI 0ap opr
Campfcr entipeoer in Gnglal'Ds AZ
in Sollou0 Dor Elm @riienger,~n nidi
nonlmen miro. gs Fat jeoOu. .Scret
Oell 9lnihein, 0oB oie all tu.~'rsBiJ
oeuti6en 0ompiern, Die rer9,,""aiiet
in 6os omerifanii6e S6ills' %eaSlG'
iibertragen meroer, beforoerie c5arit
gen irgenowel1en dbnllHe' o,sdc'
ten Der cngliiGen 9legierlll9
iebt mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
5eppeline in 2lftion.
9OltDrrrt StdOtt bombarOirt
Stbr br0ruttn0rr S6aoru angtri6trt
gombefdutna6es sauOrtug6aut.96lOB
yarmuntb, 8tmoa 5yun mmA Grumrr.
aGtttrr nen nngeprttfenrrt 8ftttntr4t.
Grukc Slufregung brrridt in GnglanO.
yarmu'tb, 8im0a 5ym mnH Grumrr.
9tntrr nrn anaearttfenrn eftiitiontpat.
0jrnRe slnfreanng 9erri4t in Gnglano.
2seriat 0es 0ent[aen @eneraffa6s.

Berlin 49, Sanmar (cra6HOs nn6 2ou6om Der 6ente
Ondcu Nrmee 6aupuarer angcsebe Offle Sert inst Oa
i'm gSteu uurncBmih NrlcrOuel aianOH Sm Hbgn be-
rid Die Grtdrnng Snmpben Der bctdn @aen &Olen.
gadfe6eu6 Der eeuuue gorlan oes gridJts:
uNuf Oem Deaeu Sessdauplak ngen id 6geieGeu
bc0anOen Sdrmteu uaue Der ganu 6rOnt arlcrieOnee
5u
Die Gage i'm Often.
m 6iGeu ariegsg Sie g9inngSber6GItnin eGr
eHufg
Se 9aonowa, bel Gje56un muo be Sirpec nSrOa bon Ser
Sdie unrOen Se 9ufn 5nrifseuOu Sic ien duere Ser.
lutte nuO lkcu mebr Snuoet 0usen in nnn S6nbeH 5urd
Sn Der seuO meaid Der gSeid mn 0id @ica
lit Die Sitnohou I'M nllsemeiuen Seelbe sebl6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

bertroulid Qe6altcn iperoer; ;.her ihres ss,iit
fam nit ciner 6rol often y fSiele sss sssas
bate 2ranfbeit ipredGen; an Tiel eanr6f
iit Elm pertraulider @rlellp'mniele S'rst
fii6rt porocn, Der iic5 iipel di pp,sst
eritrcdt nnD Der nie niBpqass;entlidlI .ssaib
ylic ipiroe ein 9eneniB nsT4Kl !stI;,Ke Crlalp9Si'
elm @rief o6ne bic ibrlTtll%' ME ~. ny
Der @erfaherin bcniitt, ,,, llllp Hriel.. ~
Gompoonie bieSc bertrnuliCVeate pic VI,
rem Sdnoen entihliipfel "a ibren'
bunDcrt Tmlienoe ccrlelpeh ;"
cbiU 0ie5 beloelen. eriaQ,
WIS Sem groBen Goliiilsa,,, .ls.a,,,,neib Y rs
runq sic iie 6araus gclp.pss'ii iic 0Is.aei
me6r ais ipa6riheinlid1, pap o,P,,tlt MIS- ps,tf
Sbren Toll benot6gte &el,nn;rS als 6oI
glibts ais e6r gutter gSlne G;6r 9lallsdiip
oiitinQ oafiir perlangt II!92 Rid lpGTM
SauIenoen aenoIfen. S'@srr ar,,r, fro9, '%
ale Sralvu. ob reid ooer a. n," Gffer enai'
@ortbcil aus oicier gcnerQ lSr~esiire 5d)'
6iiIfe All sieben. Nian d9}tr,oifiDel''
6. 9inibam Wleoiciue so. N'V'
9bnr Wldli. o,;radges
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The Washington herald., 1915-07-18

go, keep faith with the cubans and pa
tience' with the Mexicans.
1t is still possible that even watch
full waiting may prove to have been,
in the language of Edmund Burke a
wise and salutary neglect And the
calling in of Argentina. Brazil and Chilli
as mediatorS and witnesses between the
two republics Of the north. may in the,
sequel prove to he the A B. e. of Pam
AmeriCanism.
Nor who can he sure that when the
) history of this day shall be written il
may not be recorded that the forbear-
an"e of the United States toward Mexico
, aided to the timely establishment of a
: nelChborlr confidence and good will
, among the American nations. uniting
them most opportUnely to arrest the
( chaos which threatened the world in that
unhappy wear Of 1915
II Is tru" there is no Pan-American
alliance behind the Monroe doctrine. and
there ought not to he. Each American
nation Is the custodian and INTERPRETER
OF II for the purpose of its own interests
which is both wise and democratic. We
may be certain none would he recreant
and all would unite to defend the real
underlying principle. fa patriotism
grows in warmth with the climate
Canada and the Doctrine.
And if any challenger Of the Monroe
d"ctrin" should appear off the shores
of Canada. the Canadians would be no
loss ardent in its defense than their
southern brethren. the Arcentinos. the
Brazllians or the Chiirnos For II is tbs,
shield not ~ the fsrubli,s alone. but of
all the Now World peoples While IL
proposes n" interference with the ex-
tStinG American possessions of any Eu-
,opean power !, witbdrous ~. .,,i-,
b,.pisnh.ra iron, f,,,',ra -, '''''
Euronr
Thoueb Erc1,rd .h<,,,5 /,
,brnun bo, ,-,,,,,,,.,'
sno1 or bor ,r,o,i,..,, r,'..a';.' N,''-
would have to reckon vim m. -,
can declaration oaairs. ,h =,
An,e,i.,r sol, .,.ar 49,, '',, CO. ",
power TO sno-bor ,rd ~ No" ocn ~ W
,hIa n defend tha -, an" a.
United states wac uhan :, g.. ~
,,,rsd !, - "'S'
me 'Pr" Door.
Moreover. it is Just rs we'll 70 as
sumo that Europe herself has grown
sufficiently wise to see that the Nonroa
doctrine IS a good enough rule To- worL
both ways For while n hans bsr fro,,
conuuesrs in the Americas /, exnrsssI,
binds the United States TO LET her alopa
On calm reflection. Eurona couId No,
fail to perceive that the Monroe doctrine
has worked for the true interests Of all
nations on either side Of the Atlantic
And if Germany should win the war tb..
rival powers themselves would UNFOLD
the doctrine against her inevitable am
The Washington herald., 1915-07-18

divinely appointed rulers Of the earth.
He designed the Holy Alliance to be
league of universal peace. brother
hood of man under the fatherhood
of kings. who should he responsible
not to any human tribunal. but to the
Almighty alone. The compact. which he
drafted under the inspiration of Nine
krud"ner. ran in the name of the
most holy and indivisihIe trinity" and
vaguely pledged tn" SiEnaIory mon
arChS to stand together as brothers.
delegated by Providence 10 govern"
the several branches Of "One family"