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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
MISSION AT ST. PETERS
CONTINUES THROUGH WEEK
I'nutist Fathers trousin- Much In
scrcst IN Special Services fn
old Cathedral.

The mission this week at It. Pctcrs
Catholic church conducted by the
paulist Fathers Of Ntw York. Rev. NJ.
T. SMITH and rev. - w Kennedy. has
each evening taxed the capacity OF the
old cathedral. even though at times the
weather has proven unfavorahle.
Intense interest is being aroused by
the eloquent aud learned I'aulists who
came 20 Richmond Just after having
given mos; successful mission in
Chicago. ;oth missionaries arc men
OF great reputation and experience,
having conducted missions in almost
every state of the Union ON account
OF tho large number of confessions OK
pcctcd TO he heard Oh saturday. there
will be- no church services Saturday
evening.
To-day's services at IL o'clock and at
y o'clock in the evening will I've OF an
i'm prcSsiVc nature. both as regards the
sermons and tho music. The services
Of next week will doubtless prove even
more interesting than those OF last
week.
Every evening from tomorrow,
through sunday. lectures VIII be deliv-
cred at o'clock on Catholic teaching
and practice M DESTROYS of knowing
what Catholics really believe arc cor
daily invitcd 20 The services and will
he seated by tho ushcrs The lectures
will be conducted in the spirit OF char,
iiy and there will he no controversies,
Cards containing program of services
will he distributed in the church
The following subjects arc To he
treated during the week
Tomorrow What Think Yc OF
| Christi Tucsla Can There &c 4
CHeedless rhristiarity?" Wednesday,
The Catholic Church and tho Bible"
Thursda y--"Thc Catholic View of the
Lords supper" t'riday-"Contcsson
HAY" Priests the Power To Forgive
! SINS. Sunday-"Nh | Am a Catho-
lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
,,o,., '''
HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW
ABOUT CHILD LABOR?

HOW much child labor is there in
Ao"f town" DO YOU know"r ucIe6
iW,sht asks in the Lying Church.
no YOU know wha, legal right tho
small boy on tho corner has TO sell yo,,
paper" Is he a licensed vcn1er7 10
selling? "'S
10 YOU know how MANY chi,1r.u
"o'h IN factories or stores or oincc.
!" YOUR town: 10 Won know during
"nAt hours they work" 10 vol, hnow
no" many children work at fruit
stands. IN bowling allcys..at soda roun.
'Sina' as messengers. as delivery bovs"
-" Eom know how Your state child
'"nor law - enforced: How your i,ivc-
M" courts enforce IL: DO YOU know
"hethe" Tic factory inspector. board of
c""cat"n. o. superintendent OF schools
issues work "crmits in ,-o.: town. ro
you Know what work permit looks
like" ""a
Child labor has come 20 he too ,,,cb
an abstract problem with us Mis-.
'W'gh' points out '.Wr are ant ~
"Pird II rs cause something n,,-
''''h" aud vo"th'. Lmt rcmot, FROM
Us. We may believe in tho principles Of
rhiid Labor reform hut We are not
hhcN to apply them to the children
who live about ny"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
IHE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES

might be obtained. we have an antici-
patton OF the shedding of Ills precious
blood Who died on Calvary.
TYPES OF CHRIST FOUND
~ Old TESLA MI:Nr
:" al through the i;ibl" W. have
types of ShriSt--aS Joseph. for instance
Wiz" went down into Egypt as did our.
Lord in His infancy ana Moses. who
leo the people ont Of siaYery as did
"a" Christ Who is humauity'S Grea,
Emancipation
h"i we find in the Prophets dccla E
i''ions concerning. the M.ssial's ;if.
an" Character ard SUFFERING Every
"her" lbs face appears Nhcn once
"" look for Him with Il devoted hc.rt.
Just a: look at the sun with MY I'M =
shade" HN: ana then look AVA and
10 everywhere see the sun. so whei,
ny "h"i" 1eart. | sec Him and hear
iI'r MI through IN" Bill. which T.;
HIS mess A." 10 mo
Indeed. We must remember that we
eau ONLY understand the f:iblc as wc
lind christ. the son Of cod. AID Ills
work f"r US human creatures. mirrorcd
everywhere. IIo is the Key TO unlock
the mysteries of tn. Bible. lie j. tic
DiNin" Person hidden in The History
AMI Prophecy -nd Psalms Ills is IT..
N"I"" sounding Xix" deep und.rtou..
al through III" wonderful accom-, o.
mans struggle UPWARD He is tn.
"rcht central figure. rowerinr above
al Things ana All mon. ard nj! ,!in.s
,H i'f" n"d ln the world roint 80 rim
a"I worship Iitia
May God h"ip as thus % make th~
iillc our drii,- coupauion NOT MGR,
- 10y reading it, bu, hy brinu!n. i.
into touch Win our livi -. ANA n.,
serving. Ti"n Niud"nd M,ll II lac a,
I.'-h; 1" shin" Gp"n 'bo way which
icars ~ 10 hcav ,'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
LANDMARKS ~
!Mt:lkit.A\ uInrunnn

I.sN'p \shu'y is 81 landmark in
n.,lIrnn Mc;hodisni Il" way no,
Whom wi'. OF when y stranger once
asked In tn" Dra.rics Of ohio "vyh.ra
ar" YOU from bishop Ashur,, r,piic,l.
rom Hoston, New York. rhiIadcl
pn!"' l'"''' tn"r" or almost amy where
70" please ~" rode from Main. tn
''""r@la. across to Kentucky. thence
- "hio "nd back - New York ,nI
,'oS'"i H." to! cIscd tn. country
mllm"""us times
Lisbon Francis Nshuiv uas h,.n T.,
T,,'"h"rdShirc. England August 20 I-,5
re ,an'e TO Americ" ia I71l ana was
Smo,s' $500" naSnon IN i'si He died in
SHnotSN! Eania County. Va. on Mar.b -
10. nc crossed tic .\licghany Noun,
."l'S S'NtF-t"o times. preached Is 900
.'.neS' 81, ~ 22i annual conferences.
an" Ordained 500" preachers. When
ne fIrSt started here III America !, -
'*'nn*tc" that there were not more
man 900 Ncth"dists: hu, when he diod
years later. there were 2ll.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

I:"N. !. SlMAri IlNII'N. rr'TOf- NJ II.
l'aul's portmau square. London. we'll
known as summer preacher IN New
FORK and lecturer at Norihiicld, de-
lines The invitation OF 81. James parish
10 com" to- America and succeed I:iShuD
Courtney as rector az that church. lie
feels his duty 10 lie III England. cs
pcciailN while the war lasts, and also
10 continue in the cditorship Of The
Christian" Tie organ Of The cNanGclis y
OF i.nc land. whether Established or
Free Church. lie became editor within
The year. succeeding :he late Rober,
Morgan. bishop Courtney remains as
supply. and Is assisted by The Rev.
Eohcrt tachmam. formerly at Grace
church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
ri,I:SBlrI:ItIAN

'irs'. Tn" pastor. Hcv. T.. T. McFa
den. u. H.. will conduct the usual ser
vices
""ntr"sc.--The pastor. Rev Georg.
West pichl. will preach this morning
ON ~ Fool There Was"
Grn"" toNcnnnt.--The pastor Rev. 7.
''''" stewart. u u. will preach AZ
corn n'"rnin" and evening services
S"r"nd.-The oastor. REV Russell
Eel H. H. viii preach at the usual
services
Westminstcr.-Rcv j. V. Fair. tho
pastor Will preach at both morning
and evening services
R"Senenth.- sunday school this ar
trrnoon - O'Clock. Preaching ser
wee 10y Mr. scott, the supply. a, s
o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
ADD COLLEGE OF ST. PAUL
TO CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
First Building OF Its Kind O,,ncd H.,
fn"itsf Fathers Dcdirnted M
Wnsiingtou

ne Catholic Society Of st. paul Tho
APOSTLE has just dedicated at Brook
iand, Washington. a College Of ST PAM
me tFs' building OF its kind to he own
ed by tn" society. 1t is located an
grounds adjacent TO Tie Catholic rniy
v"rsity. and tho college is amli,tcd
with the university. In such aniIi.
ton 1t rs one OF many houses OF Studies
ana colleges going to make of The ,,ui
NcfsltN great center of Catholic .du-
catlon one o! the earlier houses there
was thai OF the franciscans, AT which
american Young men were gathered
'"" framed Tor services III the Holy
Land. where Framciscans serve az ,bc
Catholic shrines
The society in question. usually call
ed ianists. was made up M frs, Of
converts from protestant bodies. bui Of
late Years il has had priests no, con
Nerts as well. Its chief parish is ,hot
or st. Paul. New York. but it's work is
missionary, especially in the holdinc
OF preaching missions. II was ius,ru
mental IN founding the Catholic Mia
&ionarN society. Of which Cardinal "a.
ley is the president, and tho Apostoij,.
Mission House. also at Rrookland. for
many wears training missionarie. TO
work In dioccses. in largest numbers
throughout the South. The house I'm
question was in charge OF. and was
largely provided through tho efforts
OF. the late Rev. Alexander +. DOYLE. n
leading paulist. The Pauiists were
the first 10 affiliate with thn catholic
University, aud thus Ia holm carry cut
the ambitions of the Pope and az car
educational center at the National Capt.
r .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
CHRISTIAN.

'hird.' The pastor. Rev. ROGER La
mar Clark. Will preach this morning on
ne harvest OF Souls" Tonight his
Sn"jec' viii be =. Vision OF Lost Oo-
portuni,y."
"'o"ini Place. sunday school this
afternoon At $50 O'Clock followed nv.
preaching services
turnover Af~nUr.--Thc pastor. Rev.
george W. krmper. will preach this
morning on One secret OF Great Spirit
va rover. Tonight his subject will
nc hangers OF lndcciSon."
seventh Strrct.-Thc pastor Ecv. IF.
~ :. Maclarhian. -. D.. will preach this
m"rhihc on schEidn Manly Thing
Tonight his subject will h, ~ c,,
SOULS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

~" not sick God is my health
am not poor. God Is my wc,,,,
! snail not :cHicvc. God is my ;ov
A"nndance full without alloy.
am rot old. God is my ,ou,h
! snail not fade. God is all tru;h
ne GERS me firn. God is nv st,v j
NJ nope. my trust. nay life alway., =.
SHAH not STRAY. God is my guide.
lie l"adcth me tie stream BESIDE
Where how ne w.,ters bright aud n,rs
NAere"f NIX ana peace secure.
shall not fear, God makes Inc bravo
ner EARTHLY dangers, cen the grave.
Why should shudder ia despair?
Did not my Savior enter there? $50
! shall not want, my Shepherds care
Doth pastures green for mc preparela&
| walk With Him the narrow path <,
And tr:a srr"> thcPc fnt gi. He hath. y
md When with mor;a! toll I've done,:
Through faith Lies battles have won.
IN rest with Him cternaliy, IS
Gods plan divine on Calvary l
Matilda Il calnpbsll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
ENrtrT STUDENT LOAN
Fund TO HE INCREASED

II H. not to he doubted that as tho
result az this day OF PRAYER the student
loan fund of this church viii! he in
creased The fund i used entirely TO
aid worthy h"N. and "irIS To obtain u
thorough education in tho Sch"ois aud
colleges ~ ,hc church. This fund docs
not apply IL students FOR the ministry
III the Theological s-minarics OF the
church.. as there j. = special fund to
AID th"s. students Tho student loan
fund has reached almost I" $2"npo hut
il is yrt 10" small to meet tn" requests
for aid received 10y the executive com
miit"c % christian Education and Min
iSi"Iial Reflect This committee loans
10 w"rthy boss aud girls who ave Gnan-
ciI!ly UuHbl" Ia meet tn. EXPENSE OF
college oduraiinn not more than 500
per year each for four Years. with the
understanding that III" money shall he
paid beck by IN. students when their
education shall HAY" been completed
This fUnd has been available only q
f"W years and some Of tn" students
thus aided ar" alrrndv paying the
moucy back. aud ii is being used To aid
ether students. Every studcut rccciv-
inr this aid must be u mcmbrr OF the
Southern rrcshytc"ian Church. Durin.
last wear thirty eight boys and thirty
Girls received aid from this loan fund
10 the 1mount OF S6.i10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
Fur ImmIurnn,., protrr,iru

The National Amoricanization Com.
mittcc is To prepare Il section on inn
migrant savings aud Investments
methods OF pnhiicitN. protection. etc,
for - text book &" he used by ab"u,
|Ou lecturers throughout the country
in weekly talks on Thrift before
miscellaneous American and racial or
panizations. All legal and racial hol
days viii hereafter be utilized for such
talks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
~ rrtltis\.
l.'iEa1


First The minister Rev Frank
rr'tt. will preach this morning at II
o'ciocN on Tho Supreme Test OF Life
sunday school at l2:"o o'clock. The
Adult Eiblc Class will he addressed
by the minister on The look Of Ruth"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

u Pollard Cardozo. Albert Clay j.
w. Mccomh. !. : Harvic aud r. C.
Wh"rry. .lr-. RECENTLY elected dcacons
"f til" First rrcsbv:crian church. will
IL" ordained and Installed this morning
ar II o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

t.lder j f. Via primitive r.antist
minister. Of I'atrick county will preach
at Twenty eighth street and Scmmcs
Avcnl.c this nnrMiMy nj u O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
CIiItISTI>N SCIENCE.

Regular services viii be held this
morning At II O'Clock at the First
Church Of Christ. Scientist. The sub
jcct Nill l.. Christ Jesus"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

y special musical program will he
rendered at : o'clock this afternoon At
tho church al tho Ascension
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

10 tax" our lives a they arc. aud
!" I'VE them for the love Of God. ,,uict
~ SIMPLY, faithfully, that is The on!y
rule OF great livine.-I.anc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
DELEGATE BROWNING
TO SPEAK At Y. NJ. c. A.
Patron Of Amtivicc Bill Will Lecture
on backward or For
ward
PROMINENT, w. c. I. L. WORKER
Mrs. Howard VI. HoSe. State Presi-
dent. Speaks at Park Place Meth
OuiSt Church u-Night-Brother-
hood of ST. Paul Opens Conference.

Delegate Gcorrc l.. Browning. mem
Der al III, House or Delegates from
orange County. who is the patron OF
the House .NutiNice Bin. will address
the mems meeting at the Contra. y. NJ.
{. y. this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Mr. Hrown;ng's subject Will he Back =
ward on Forward" He will discuss the
history of the state. which is in the
making TODAY.
fhe ';oNs sunday Afternoon Club
viii lie addressed 81; 2:a" o'clock by
&. II. Murray.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
OF YOUTH IS END SOUGHT
Council Of Church boards Launches
Campaign in Nationwide
Movement
HAVE TWO OBJECTS IN VIEW
Eighteen Protestant Denominations
Together and represent Is. 0nO.-
600 municants-GatIicrS tutis
ties Durin" First Year Of Work.

The following words, which were
written by the editor of tho Oldest
nnn ono Of the most influential re.
~ I""S pAn"rS Of America. The Chris
t'"h observer. published at Iuuisvilln
',ie Icing f"rcihiy cmnha sized by the
"uhcii 81 church boards o. r.duca
ZION: Without doubt the most inn
Hof'hni question before the American
p'"p'" '"-"aN - how 10 get the Chris
1l.'m element into The education of arr
N.Uth."
!he council az Church Boards OF
Education is composed OF the roprc :.
S"nli'iN"S from eighteen of ,hc lead
~ F"irSiani denominations of the
'h@':" states. 'TcDrcScNtin. lIuhn GOO
communicates The :.uuual meeting
az THIS council. jus, held. was Of soc-
cial Importance ant the launching of
an observation-disclosures campaign i'm
the interest of Christian education was
r"rhApS tn" leading action taken nv
HE body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
ADVENTIST.

Life and Advent thri.tinn-Flder
James Howlc will preach at both SER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

Know no more tremendous Thought
INA" that God Almighty can trl!s, n
human soul. and that that soul ma,
tie my own scif.--.t. II. I:cclcStor. l. f.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

The annual conferences Of tho Eroth.
~rh""d OF 81 Paul opened last night
:" - .'"Ncs Episcopal Church. and it
VII continue through Tucsday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

Rev. j y. Vim. pastor OF the Barton
Heights Methodist Church. will speak a
VI" me" tin" at III" Railroad Y NJ 6. A.
this afternoon IT o'clock. Ills sub
'"ct viii hc The second Coming Of
ChriSi." The meeting Is open to the
nj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

Nhen icsus's mind has citained
cnrrN"h"re. and men cease to ask
Mhat am TO cct?" ana bcoin ,o SAY.
mai can give" then Nc shall see
\ now heaven and a new Garth whcr.
in hwelle,h righteousness N,c.
larcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
GATHERING STATISTICS
FOR EEEI.t'rI\E I'SE

The catherine. OF facts and statis-
ties viii lie tho chief work of the
council during tho first year Of the
Caupai gn and these facts and Statis-
ties viii nc prepared for effective use
Educational conventions and confer
cnccs HAY" hccn planned also Tor the
FIRST Ncar of III" campaign. thc>" 10
hc held in certain cities selected These
meetings viii l." preparntury TO the
larger and wider attempt TO he made
later /" reach and interest th" entire
countrv in the object for which The
council stands.
ROY. Henry H. Swrr1", D. n. OF tho
Southern Presbyterian Church. il pros
iicnt Of Tho council. and Dr. l:alsh r
KYLE. Of tho United rrcsbytcriau
church. il secretary. Tic secretary
elected for the campaign is DR., George
f.. l;cam. now OF Now YORK. city. for
mcrly professor Of the Eible IN Baker
CuivcrSiiN.
Tho Council Or Church Boards of Ed
ucat!on aud the Association OF Amcri-
can colleges are organizations that arc
independent OF each other. but they
arc Co-ur,linaiinG hudicS. The aSSoci-
alton is composed oC Ycprcscutativcs
of 1913 colleges. most OF these colleges
hciu" those umd"r church control. al
though several independent colleges
have been admitted To membership in
the association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
SERMONS IN PARAGRAPHS,
LINES AND SENTENCES

On" Of 'hr wiscst mcssag.z that jesus
>p"k" whcu "" was hero On The cal.tlt
w"s. "N"ur ileaN'nly Eati,cl ku"wct! h. %
~" - h"vci mistaken in Ills Judgment
~" estimates concerning our lahor- for
'tl.h Earthly masters lUicc b., 70
suits bat oar iicaNculv rathc- judges
Us 10y our "fior;E Ia Wis r.,Il,Irya
"a" S""nt t"iIu~c iocs no, aIwaye moan
faUit he knows how much our labo-s
ahd sacrifices mean. ard II" weighs
ih'm "hcrc mcn would oulv measure
'H"lH- There is infinite confer, in
each Of thc-o loving words YOU,
ti"h'"niy Ftth"r kuuwcth ."-Chrjsi..n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

Thc truth about some FOLKS is that
""re u iiiiic that is true about th"m.
The Christian Herald.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
All. PARTS or SCRIPTURES
POINT TO TIL: CHRIST

Here i'm my life" | say. as | look
At the Cook ard feel that IL pictures
my whole human experience from birth
TO death. .\nd thus daily. learn To
work out, by Gods help. in my life.
trat which God wishes aud to strive
i'm every wa! to bring my journey sue
ccsafully to the end which God has
oppoimtc,l. doiu:: Oh the way the work
which God has given me 10 do. ono
can understand the emotion which led
Ionu burton tc write that beautiful
old hymn:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
tIiHISTI\N EplGlTfoN
IL III nIbuSE ,ny't.tly,

wis campaign has - ;wofold object
IN v'cw: CO :" gather facts with which
l" impress th" Fundamental import
ancc of Christian education: 90 to
use these facts as u means Of sccrir-
inG larger interest in and support for
CHRISTIAN education. Ono fac: which
ADDS Spcciai imDortancc TO this pro
r"s"d raufprien is that this is tho first
tlinc IT, educational forces or The
church hay" united in EFFORT to ac-
compiish til" twofod object above
named: formerly. each denomination
aud each institution OF learning has
cndcaNnEcd Ia work ont its own prob
lens: II is expected that this united
effort VIII Impress the churches more
deeply ANA more effectively. and i, is
cNpocicd also that larger support and
fnllcr recognition f0r Christian educa-
ti"n and tn" Christian college and its
aims aud purposes Will bc secured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
ioly Eihic. Book Divine

"iloly Ellie. Book Divine
i.rccious Treasure. Thou art Mine.
Mine to toll me whence | came
Mine TO teach me what am.
Finally tho Eiblc is put into life
when We ind everywhere in il. the
dcur christ pictured. II is n fa*cinat-
inc study 10 read tho iiiblc from he
ginning TO cMd and End in the OLD
Testament references to the coming &c
Inc Messiah and In the New Testament
n vivid picture Of Ills Iifa amd work.
We arc told by st. John that ii! things
vcrc made 10y tho word. that is. The
christ. and SO when we read in the
first chapter Of tho Book Of Genesis
I'm Che beginning God created the hca
ycns ana the earth" we have Christ
ut the door OF tho history OF humanity.
rhcn when we read about Gods pron, :
jsc ia Eve after the faN when He
said: "Thy seed shall hruisc The CO..,
penis head" we have The story OF tho
CruciRxion told in advance, and when
God clothed Adam and Eve with skins.
evidently implying the shedding of
:ome anmal's blood that the skins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

Let uo man suppose tina, procrcs.
can l." divorced from religion. or that
'h''' IS ANY o'hcr platform Tor iho
ministers OF reform than lhc platform
Written M III" ut'crsnces al uur Lore,
and SHVior-W oodrow Wilson
New Britain herald., 1916-05-08
ad will

would have been accomplished win or nil.
 It has pleased Providence, however, to $withdraw MT: Roosevelt from the responsibilities of government, during the present crisis. The care Of foreign affairs for this country has been lodged with Woodrow Wilson. IL would be graceful of MT. Roosevelt to get off the fly wheel. It is a very heavy wheel and will continue to re- vo1ve.
 It is difficult to believe that there would be no armies abroad in Europe, were MT. Roosevelt president. But if the war did prevail there, how would his presidency change the situation of Am eriCans? In one way, perhaps We would be in it and everybody would be fighting.
 What Is the use of trying to grind with water that ran down the stream many years ago. Nobody knows what would have happened were somebody president, other than MT. Wilson. This is one of the principal reasons why MT. Wilson will be elected again. The country is prosperous, happy, safe and at peace with the world. The pursuit of Villa, which MT. Roosevelt calls a war is not so great a demon- stration as the labor battles, that how cred round and about MT. RockieIler's Colorado Fuel and Iron Company a few years since.
 Mexico promises to be brought to order, in less time than a war would consume, and by methods that are inexpensive and peaceful. The country has a president who seems to be in accord with the laws of energy to this extent. He accom- plishes desirable results with athc least possible expenditure of effort
 MT. Roosevelt's' oceans-of- blood plan doesn't even listen well.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-08

communication. Then, it's nearest big brother is Maria, which is some sixty miles away as the crow flies, and almost hundred over the trails across the plain. There would be difficulty in suppress ing any sudden attack from the Mexi- can forces although the residents of this part of the country are constant ly on the alert and prepared for any emergency. Because of the prevalent conditions in this area, almost as large as our own state of Connecticut, it has been suggested that the United States government keep on hand always a detachment of troops to protect the citizens thereabout. / From what has happened in the past few weeks and more particularly after the latest raid on the American border it would seem that such precaution is but right and just. There should be a big force of American soldiers available for border duty. The situation demands it.