The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
Aryans Are Still The Race Divine, Says James DIV: Cutting
and He Finds in the Violence of the World War Proof
of His Theory of Racial Inheritance

prepare have been wanting: in other
words. unless the qualities that es,ah-
lished supremacy have been lost. Even
In the case Of invasions that have
come from afar. warning must have
been given: for like the waves OF the
sea they must firs, batter and weaken
the structure before It falls.
What has actually happened Is that
the infltration n intermixture OF
blood through the in~terrelations and
intermarriage with conquered peoples
have gradually transformed the ma
ions whose fail history records.
Thos sturdy. virile qualities that dur
ing the period OF upbuilding supplied
the vigor, htnes. and efficiency 20 rule
have been diluted. dissipated and lost
in The new mixture OF blood brought
about by the blending and assimilation
OF other races hose characteristics
have supplied negative and supine ele-
ments. To the warlike. energetic
tribesmen and races Of purer blood
the enfeebled n nondcscript militia
Of the older state can present but spas
mode resistance. merely being able t.
withstand the pressure Of assault m
IN occasion shall favor the Invaders.
II refinements OF civilization. the
relaxation and determination Of years
OF prosperity have. however. contrib
uted but slightly in the final collapse.
These causes of weakness I by no
means disregard. but had the virillty
Of the pure blooded race still existed
In its pristine strength. even in a la
tent. dormant condition. defeat and
disaster would have proved but tenn
porary. the nation as n distinct
II separate force would have sur
vived and continued 20 exist. The
practical elimination OF great nations
has never been the result Of conquest
or invasion. but OF the dilution q. It's
blood. so that the original qualities
have almost entirely ceased TO exist.
A brief summary drawn from a
hasty glance at the history OF an
tlquity. I think. may illustrate and
further establish my argument.
Egyptian monuments record a -four
ishing and high state of civilization as
early az three or fou thousand years
lSfore the Christian era. The popuia-
ton manifestly was quite distinct in
Character from the inh abitanis q. all
other parts Of the African continent.
Indications point to an invasion from
Asia owe the Red Sea and from Arabia
AZ tho clinical explanation. Neither
are evidences lacking OF a powerful
Influence reaching Egypt from India.
perhaps by the effect OF migration or
simply through the channels " COM
merce and trade.
The period OF Egyptian supremacy
lasted a long time. as the superiority
nf th1 Is0vTnp tnnIn mn. knex-
marked over the Inferior negroid races
with which they anne in contact:
neither were their n~elxhLors beyond
the Red Sea and In Arabia Of u char
acter or Of sufficient cohesive force
to threaten them with II serious peril.
The geographical location OF Egypt
was also a contributing factor to pre-
vent any aggression from the far of
States Of Assyria and Babylon from
presenting any dangerous menace. yet
we fnd the Egyptian State gradually
weakening and fading into unimpor-
tance az n world power until with
hardly a struggle the country submit
ted to .A~lexander's generals, yielding
apparently with Willingness and con-
tentment to their rule and government.
The astounding development OF Alex
andria a. q centre OF learning and cul-
tivation after tho Egyptian nation had
already fallen into senility and decrep-
itude must not be misunderstood to BE-
an indication of the vitality and life Of
the old Egyptian stock, as 1t was the
result of special causes In spite OF
which the Egyptian nation continued
its abasement. Such developments Of
intellectual and artistic excellence have
frequently In the worlds history
evolved from specific and extraordinary
conditions indicating little as to race
vitality and exercising but n sma.l. in
nuence on general. tendencies,
The culture Of Nineveh n Babylon
was At It's height a. these great. capitals.
already undermined. were about to fall;
Roman preeminence after the Au-
GUSTAV ~ still lasted several hundred
years. whereas England and France
have continued to show constant and
progressive growth along normal lines
after the periods Of intellectual awak-
ening approximately synchronizlng
with the reigns Of Elizabeth and Louis
XIV. as the virtlity Of these two ma
lions was still unaffected.
Nineveh. the great city OF the As
syvtsns. commanding under IT. formid-
able sway all OF western Asia. COM
,binsd and ruled . 'divsrsity Of. popula.