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The New Poetry.

Our always clever Chicago friend
Poetry: a Magnsine Of Verse 10 a
marvel and perhaps a reproach 10 all
but those golden lads and Il asses In
the palmiest prime Of youth and en-.
thusiasm. Older heads have no right
TO boast. 1t Is their density that
keeps them from enjoying, from IN
derstanding the New Poetry. Yet
personally We love il. he 1t Futur.
ism. Blastism, Vorticism, Poundism.
1t has. in MATTHEW ARNoLD's phrase.
a definite scientific cOnst ruction,"
even II some OF us may seq rch in
vain In II for the "~lnstinctive artistic
creation Of poetic wholes." In the
Februar ~ Poetry Mr.. RICHARD AID
INGToN, an Englishman of talent. of
genius, We are told. thus celebrates
Dancers; Palace Music Hall. Les
Sylphides';
The little white lambs frisk
And nirt their woollen pantics
In meek and sleek sweet patterns
They group about their shepherd.
"Hola
An elegant shepherd
"He trips Ike a young princess
He has curls like a real Madonna,
And there he goes prancing
And dancing and enhancing
A little pastoral lady.
But perhaps he is really a panisk.
Running through tall white flowers
He does not do it for money
A. they other here have done
He likes to jump and feel his legs.
And after all | think he Ia a fairy
prince,
And the dance means that he has lost
his Kingdom
Hut that ne will marry a kings daugh-
tor
The first two lines for our money.
We wish to introduce our readers Ia
the come ar coming style of verse.
VIOLET HUNTS "A can In He'll:
Lady with her best clothes ON. a card
ease in her hand and a pain in her
heart Is taking a walk, Finally she
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Secretary GARRISON has lea rned
that national defence is = subject of
minor interest to the American peo-
pie. OF curse Mr.. GARRISON is think
ing OF the land forces-our navy.
whatever its deficiencies may he. has
hot been neglected. In a timely arti-
Gle in the century for March Mr.. GAR
NsoS says that ut is only in the mat
ter Of national defence and the pre-.
cautions to he taken with respect TO 1t
that we find an unwillihgness TO study
the past. face the facts. and do what
experience dictates"
In their cities the people demand
large police forces. efficient fire de-
p%artInents and boards OF health di-
rected by well trained medical men,
But when il ONE to any proposal
10 provide an adequate army for the
defence of the United States and to
make preparations for a war that is
not in sight. the American people
show little or no interest. So de
clares Mr.. GARRISON. and he is right.
What n great service he would rem
der the country 10y rousing 1t from
its apathy and making people under
stand that il Is Just as necessary for
the United States with it's far flung"
asst lines to have the means of call
ing II powerful home defence army
. into the field as to possess n strong
navy Of dreaduoughts and subma-
rincs. Only publicity. more publicity,
and still more publicity can accom-
pliSh the miracle.
The Secretary Of War makes n he
ginning in this article, but army men
who have studied the matter thor.
oughly will hardly agree with him
that the %pieccmeal legislation he pro
poses Is wise because Congress can
not he expected to act upon any com
%prehenSive scheme of organization.
such rs officers Of the General Staff
have ready TO present TO the House
and Senate, hut which has not yet
seen the light. owing to the Secre-
ldIN y I'llNN VI Suppression Nhul
Mr.. GARRISON proposes Is an addition
of 25,02O men and LOCO officers to the
mobile army and 10000 men to the
coast artillery.
The General stan experts would
ike to see an Increase of the army.
hut they would also Ike to see the
army property organized on the divi-
sion plan. 50 that il could be expanded
both scientifically and rapidly to a
war footing in any emergency. As
the General staff has pointed out,
'cvcn a small army should he cor
rcctly organized as AN army" Other
wise. when the call 10 arms cOmPs
political conditions will rule, as in the
past, the raising Of an army for ma
tionai defence. Secretary GARRISON
would have made a better beginning
I IN his |ult.ai 10 iir. country If he ia,
also explained the General STAFF
drdfl of n REORGANIZATION bill and
vigorously urged il. Some day the
plan Will he taken up ana put IN th'
statute book. for reorganization OF
the army is absolutely The first essen
rial in any Intelligent system OF ma.
=. tiuudl defence.
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The Unreasoning Sex.

To THE EnITnR OF THE SrN-Sir; with
all their charms and Incompatible good
qualities, women are not III to vote, be
cause, as 81 Paul and pr. Johnson have
ably pointed out. they are 20 constituted
as to hc unable 20 reason. They jump
at conclusions me are 'sot in their
ways
\ public meeting OF Women is a Joke.
Arguments are useless, facts are ig-
nored and parliamentary proceedings
are weird, They are so fond OF ''chew-
ing the rag that they can never get
anywhere. They must nave the last
word and then "a few more last words"
with every tongue on the Wag.
If they had reason, the darling angels
would not wish to drop their wings in
'thc mlry pool of politics" scissors.
New YORK. February "a.
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rings; hopes no one will be in, for
II they are kind to me I shall cry:

If they are kind to me ] shall cry:
THE door opens on Chinoiseries.
The mild white maid with many frills
Stands expectant.
There are curtains at her back
Hot and red-no gray.
II Is the East in Cromwell Road.
The East where man Is polygamous
And without reproach.
They were IN and not too kind $50
The kettle Kissed and I drank
Then a parrot shrieked and | fed.
And I am back in the street.
Stranded. ss
There are miles and miles OF psving
stones
Rectangular, with round bosses for the
coal cellars.
They converge to a vanishing point
Before they turn and hit me. 80
There is a cab, and home.
Home? What home?
The streets are kinder"
Just one more. ORRlCK JOINS
sluSS Oh SiSleT vi the INOSt
II care not whether 1t be up or down.
the way | go with thee.
For always It has a flower IN the grass,
AND a tree overhead
And the stream Of thy laughter flows
ever along
Oh. the slope OF thy bosom is covered
with clover in the morning
Give me thy great flowers, o Beloved,
That open boldly to the moon!
And the strong sweep OF the food
Thou hidest in the ravines Of thy sleep
Thou art a daughter OF the lightning,
And a sister Of the rose:
Thy kisses are as keen as the grass at
midnight.
And thy tenderness a bow OF new milk e
THE hills have risen in a colored
coat" Mr.. JOINS tells us in another
poem. Brilliant and strange, all this
or much of II: deliberately verglng
on or stopping over the absurd at
times: and II may strike the older
generation as smelling too strongly
Of the lamp: "a leetle too artificial
as the Deacon said when he heard
that the lady he had picked u as
his third had a wooden leg.
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In HUpcr's Magazine Tor March Booth
Tnrkington's seriai il concluded and there
are eight short storic" In articles cupious'v
Illustrated Camille ~Gronkowski Describes
portraits Of Napoleon l., H. BclIur the
ryrrnees, Dorothy A Talbot The natives
of Nigeria ana W. T. Eaton American
crows, Professor Rraudcr Matthews has
hts say on pure English, Il. hitchcock re-.
'u,cs a romiru' Incident Ia Tc>a, iii
plomaoy and laradis Chundcr Ru,c c>
plains the connection between plaut aud
animal life The number of poems IL
seven. II 10 pleasant to find one literary
magazine without war articles.
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~ TItE Enron OF TIE SrS- sir. IN,
ansWer 80 Nour very pertinent question
"lsn't Congress in permanent session %
the White House" lie "Nes. in oN"cu
tive session II IL. XEUNEK
WAsuINGTcN, n. q. February 90.
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Woman devours twenty-five Holsters in
contest-Hcddltre
What region Of achievement is left
or unconquered by the SUI
perior Sex? What manly triumph
does Il not make its own?
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Ex-Governor CARTER Of Hawaii asks
he American people t mark his words
that some day Hawaii. with its two
batteries and its 200 900 human beings.
will he Belgianized." Never. unless
economists and peace at n price
men in Congress stop making appro-
priations for new hattieship construc-
ton. But even hat Is possible.
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Never was the objection TO the mi
tiative better stated than by President
Lowell Of Harvard when he said that
the difficulty with the initiative is
that it is an attempt TO legislato
without dcliberation and to substitute
the minority for a majority
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London once, Bingham House. Arun.
dsi street, Strand.
Pars once. 9 Rue De 10 Michodiere, on
Rvs du Quatrs septembre.
Washington onnoe. Hibbs Building.
Brooklyn once. LOG Livin gston street,
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Llndlcy Murray In the Jerseys

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN sir. Per-
nit M . correct the sentence which
ar T. -" inquiries about in to-day's
SuN. II should read
The suggestion Is not so melodramatic
as II sounds.
AS n "as" in the same sentence
express the affirmative, 50" ana "as'
express the negative, For example
Mary is as tan as James.
MnrN L. NOT On nm ~ Inn..A
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~ s1y tdesds sohs tsvo- ~ With manu-.
scv'sfs ssd Munrdfioss for psoncatios ,rish
- Asoe rejected svncies reft-~ed they must
u ~ osses send sfamps for thdt ssvsose.
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Representative ROGERS OF Massachu-
sets makes much of the discovery
that Of forty-eight days preceding
December I Mr.. BRYAN spent only
eight in the State Department. Mr..
ROGERS should rejoice and not glolt
over the truancy of the Secretary.
The work was done better in his abb
sence beyond a doubt.
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Again American marines have been
landed at Port au Prince. l. IS get
ting to be such a habit that some day
they will stay for reasons OF hiC1
pnlL.A.
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Surtas.

sS-P. r. "a single man has an a,
come OF $40. 600. $1,000 of which .s derived
from dividends and on the balar . tn,
tax IS paid az the source. DO | have 70
pay any tax?
Answer-You do not have to pay any
normal tax. but you will have to paw
tho surtax OF | per cen on all net m.
come over $4,000. which in this case
would amount to 800.
Life Insurance Dividends.
2s-H. l.. C.-What about dividends, On
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clude them in my returns
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9c-N H-l- tr Il. .e.Ir t.
'zNed for 4u:ere.' pu u.I-f tr.t..
The securities ~ a foreign '..rt
Answer-Yes. Such interest -U.d
be included in an income state ...
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son. l. M-As a holder ~ n. honi,
OF the American Mating Company -.
ceive a bonus Of SO on each bond for
asserting to extend them for a ref'13 y
two years. Should | include 'hs amount
IN nv return Of income
Are~e--yas
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place. Die betbeu glntlageH gsgen
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Superintenornt Gmerion bonn itaS'
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Gieie .3eilen iiuo nift iportlif alGf'
ouiaiien. icnSern MIR oabin oab EN-
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Gins ben Oerihtsb6iem.
Ter Campbell NoroprO5eh wirb ben'
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Gsaiidlsr esarerperein.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-09
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