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selaufsnen Mdnnern, bic nidt Der.
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anidniilngen piro aber be Union
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5f7 beiinblid)en 3aun, irobci o1s
siiitcnlDbiI, ioipie Der 8nun sienlIidl
jdiiuwi SuGeriatet luurbeu.
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Mitt,ppcb Cincinnati Sag
fir ansp6rti8e 6nm6em.
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pber befier taiifer, als Gte felbft.

pber befier tamfen als 9te ielbft.
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Sran9en bier9er 81 ommen unb bic Sa9cn beeben me9t
beelb aaen infeln be Grbe Sbrem Werguhgn unb
81 Sbr Yeanemifeit ansefappr babn se beran8en Mot
bak sic Sire seammten Gntdue btr MAIDEN ren onsera h
bitten se eina@ BAT sic as Na9ba oeeben begdnfigtn
wenn s mad Cincinnati fommen nie 0egenidnOe ~ tan
fem eie s auberbalb S6rr Gemenoe ni9 anien i6nnen
Seine aDere srSte staht fat before auHatdn fein an
bee saot bat iol monene adnen nod b6ai9re Verfdur
The sun., 1916-01-04
THE LYONS HYMN OF HATE
Proposal for . Systematic Output OF
Anti. Roosevelt AnimOsity.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN--Sir: When
Charles II. Belts. editor OF the Lyons
Republican. gets into columns other than
his own the reading public wonders how
fate decreed that ouch brilliant attain
ments could ever remain SO blushingly
unseen. EXCEPT at intervals. within the
pages OF a weekly village Newspaper.
a hate such as his. so all consuming 2
and sO rhetorical, IL worthy a daily out
let of nationwide circulation. 1t would
warm the hearts of thousands OF other
loyal Republicans and all honest and
patriotic Irogressives' who inwardiy
writhe with tho same brand OF hatred
he feels, but who are impotert To ex-
press in print the invectivc they utter
among themselves withou, the use OF
volum!nous profanity. a daily official
organ OF Roosevelt haters would un-
doubtedly prosper on a fat list OF fierce
subscribers.
There is another thought in connec-
tion with this reflection on Mr.. Belts =
restricted and therefore concentrated
wrath: daily ebull!t!on might drain
his system OF the poison. so that in the
course OF many years. say forty or fitty
nc might slip into old age somewhat
mellowed and broadened. and come AZ
last to ripe retrospect!on that forty or
fifty years ago he was mistaken In his
belief that the hatred of Roosevelt and
the worship OF Barnes were the ONLY
necessary platform for the feet OF loyal
Republicans" w. T. ScoFIELp
BURLINGTON, VT, January .
The sun., 1916-01-04
Good Words Come to the Top.

After thirty-seven years In New
York pastorate the Rev. DR.. JOSEPH
Il. DURYEE is able to tell his congre-
CATION, In a New Years address:
There is more religion. and that Of
the Jealous and sacrificing kind. in New
York than there was thirty years ago.
There is less public and private i'm
morality. There Is quicker response to
relieve misfortune
Are the people of this town less
given than formerly to church attend
ance? The veteran preacher thinks
they are; but whether he Is correct
or not, the fact il, as he says, thnt
any falling of In formal observance
is due not to loss of faith but to In
creased interest in helpful enterprises,
many of which are instituted by the
churches. Religion is not nowadays
confined to the Sabbath.
Neither the sincerity nor the essen
tial accuracy Of Or. DURyEE's re-
marks is questionable. This being so
they are the more welcome and cheer
Ing because Of their contrast with 81
many pessimistic utterances Of the
day-too often from the pulpit.
The sun., 1916-01-04

The church people Of Washington
Heights seem to be going "A little be-
yond the just requirements OF the sit
uation in their excitement over the
proposed boxing matches in a National
Guard armory. confusing the civic
tprivate) with the civil toiiiciaD agcn-
cies of control. There Is. indeed. a
great difference between amateur box
ing by members of the military organ
izations and the holding Of profess
sional bouts in the drill hall. Hut II
the desired relief cannot be obtained
from the Governor, the state military
authorities and the boxing commits
sion. what a reduction To absurdity oi
an entirely comprehensive grievance
to threaten in retaliation a Washing.
ton Heights boycott of Congressional
preparedness A more effective pro-
test might possibly be scored by join.
ing the suffrage westward exodus.
The sun., 1916-01-04

sought as to the needs Of industry,
what the schools can do to meet them,
whether Industrial education by the
city can best be given In exclusively
Industrial schools, In part time classes
or in evening schools, and the ex-
tent to which employers use selective
processes in taking on hands.
Minneapolis Is a blessed town. ,'Om-
Portable as well as busy and thriving.
It's industrial conditions are happier
than those of New York and Chicago.
It should serve excellently as an ex.
pertinent station, farm fashion, In
vocational education.
Since the practice Of compulsory
schooling up to the age Of sixteen
Is fast becoming general, 1t Is to
be hoped, in behalf of those to
whom family economic-industrial-edu.
cational needs are not theoretical
that the educators and business melI
in convention ut Minneapolis will SEE
to II that the influence which they are
bound to exert on national opinion
shall be severely utilitarinn.
The sun., 1916-01-04

President YUAN SHlH.K'AI, late of
the Chinese republic, at the official
reception New Years Day entered
the palace in the imperial yellow
chair, settled calmly down upon the
ancient throne Of the Manchus and
permitted himself to be announced rs
His Imperial Majesty"
While China was changed into
republic "over night" YUAN has
shown n proper Oriental hesitancy
In changing II back to a monarchy.
He let the voice Of the people cry for
his acceptance Of the honor for two
whole years. he at first turned deaf
Oriental ear. refused sufficient num-
ber Of times, and then acceded to
their demands. That there might be
no appearance Of precipitancy he has
postponed for a while the formal coro-
nation ceremony.
Admiral TsENG Jr-cHENG, who may
be the Imperial Chancellor, says that
the new empire shall endure and
maintain one unbroken dynasty cx.
tending to ten thousands of genera
tions." This picturesque Oriental Ian
guage might be taken TO mean that
the chances for the reestablishmen;
Of the republic are slim until the end
of that time. But evidently this state
Of affairs will not exist II the enemies
that YUAN made can prevent 1t.
Making the change at a time
when most of the world was al
war. he also chose n time when
Japan, which has long been watch
ing China. had considerable lei
sure to devote to the matter. Six
Chinese provinces are already in re-
volt; and one of the first acts of the
new empire was to send an army to
! suppress the rebellion. Anti-mOn'
archical agitation, stirred up largely
by the same men that overthrow the
Manchus. Is spreading. and especially
throughout southern China. YUAN
in complete control Of the army
might overcome this opposition, bu
1t Is asserted that his confidence ir
his soldiers Is not great. Among
them are many who fought to estab
lish the republic, and he fears the
same disaffectiOn in the army as al
the downfall of the last empire.
YUAN's rule, disturbed by foreign
interference and domestic difficulties
does not promise to be one marke,
by unalloyed peace and tranquility
II might be we'll to wait. at least unit
after the coronation, to send New
Years congratulations to this new
very old, monarchy.
The sun., 1916-01-04
U. S. AID FOR BABY WEEK,
Government Issues a Bulletin Com
tRiuing Advice.

WAsHINGToN. Jan. 3.--To give TIE
general public IA better idea of the baby
week movement prior to the national
"baby week" to be held March 4 20 II
the ch!ldrcu's bureau of the department
OF Labor has issued "A bulletin dealing
with baby week campaigns.
one section is devoted 10 the planning
Of n simple baby week--or baby day
such as any community can undertake,
however small or scattered IL may be.
Features suggested for such 4 simple
observation include a campaign OF puh-
licity through newspapers ana mcot-
ings. celebrations in the schools, COLI
lection of baby welfare information and
follow up" work after baby week IS
over.
Some communities may wish TO hold
during baby week an infant Welt re
exhibit and the childrcn's bureau has
compiled lists OF the public and private
organizations from which exhibit ma
terial may he borrowed,
The baby himself VIII take part in
the baby week observance in those COM
mun.ties which include IN their pro-
gramme baby health conference. The
bulletin describes three types OF confer
ences which have been held hitherto
and says
AN have in common the following
features: Thorough physical evamina.
ton Of the babies hy cOmpetent physi,
clans according to some definitely out.
lined plan, n record o' the examination
being given to the parents, and personal
interviews between physicians and ma,
| rents in which the needs Of the bah,
are pointed out and the general hvglen,
hest suited to the baby under considera
tion is dwolt upon Al have one COM,
mon Niew--thp attention IN tbn j,dt
The sun., 1916-01-04
The apocryphal representation

The apocryphal representation %
Hamlet" without the cooperation OF
the Prince OF Denmark seems to have
been realized at last in the projected
visit OF the Russian ballet troupe of
SERGE DiAGHILErr without NAsIAv Nj
JiNsKI, who Is the soul and spirit of
the whole enterprise. He Is in large
degree the cause for its existence. and
without his presence in the company
there will be lack OF the sensational
element which has been responsible
for the success OF the dancers abroad.
The failure Of THAMARA KARsAvINA
to come to this country Is in a degree
less important. In the person of ANNA
PAvLowA the finest OF the Russian
woman dancers has been seen and ad-
mired here. 1t now seems inevitable
that she should be added to the forces
Of the visiting company. Then would
she be seen for the first time here in
surroundings worthy of her great art.
So far she has never been seen in APP
propriate surroundings, II will be an
artistic service to the American pub
lie for the promoters Of this visit OF
the Russian dancers to place Nine
PAvLowA at the head Of the company
where her talents entitle her to be and
where the American public would de-
light to see her.
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Or. LYMAN ABBOTT in his recent
"Reminiscences reports some cage
counsel given by his father. The
younger ABBOTT had refused to write a
magazine article on ocean steamship
travel. because he knew nothing about
it. Then" said the elder.
you are Just the ono to write Il; for
the chief object is to give knowledge OF
n subject to people who are wholly ig-
norant of II. To do that he must know
both the subject and the condition OF
ignorance. II he Is familiar with the
condition Of ignorance he can make
himself acquainted with the subject, but
If he is thoroughly familiar with the sub
ject Il is almost impossible for him "a
acduaint himself with the condition OF
ignorance.
To whom would DR.. ABBorr turn for
magazine article on How to Get
Them out by Christmas?
The sun., 1916-01-04
1.S Passports Issued.

A raturalized citizen must produce hls
certified certificate OF naturalization or
a certified copy OF The court record Of the
naturalization. An alien must show a
passport made OUT by the representative
OF his country.
For travel TO Europe any man taking
his family or part Of his family mus
obtain "A passport for every Individual.
For travel TO any part OF the Western
Hemisphere "A single passport does fol
the family 1t il made out in III" name
OF the husband and father ami CON
tans a description OF the members of
his family accompanying him. rassports
of all persons leaving New York ior
European countries will he Inspected al
the piers by representative OF the Gov
ernment. a member of the neutrdl!tY
squad
These simple rules should serve to
simplify the business of getting PASS
ports and prevent loss of time on the
part of the branch bureau and hy in
divlduals. Mr.. lie Mat says
In the fist days operation of the
office l25 passports were issued. About
half were made out to persons going tu
Europe The others We're Distributed
among travellers 70 the West Indies 10
Bermuda. TO cara'i1 and to Mexico. The
Office hours Of IN" bureau arc from
A. NJ. 10 50 = NJ.
The sun., 1916-01-04

heroes among its members has been
abandoned. The change is for the
better; every policeman does In fact
contribute, in one way or another, to
the achievements Of the force. But
the purpose of the modern method is
not to deprive individuals Of applause
that Is their Just due, and Captain
TUNNEY and his staff have earned the
thanks of their fellow citizens.
1t would be inadvisable to disclose
now the full story that lies behind the
most recent arrests made on account
Of anti-neutral activities hereabout
probably 1t will never be told. 1t con.
stitutes an amazing record Of inge
nuity, perseverance, the matching OF
wits against wits; and from begin
ming to end the honOrs belong to the
New York police as represented by
Captain TrNNEY and his aids on the
Bomb Squad.