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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

,Soor @uOs 6reo % @iios @l96t
lopipnges / aor,
@uO 5aOer er ieIo ser til Steoe
9or set oil ban iiene meO Sale.
nats9Ians.
% tienenoe en9Ie oil bsine ool
Cans,
l5reOsfpriten port 9ierte bereOe.
@lGOeIia SuIl Get er @inOernes
Set
Get Sanfens 9eniprins ira Siemmet
beoit
0ieO DIOR % 6ar oeO Dor SIDE.
to al Rinoernes Sfatte ri oil bin-
DC Ell Srans
On DEN @rapiten O%erbiemme -
boaoe benoes % bans,
Ter bar os pna arme iaa bliOe.
Sui! Oct er @auernes Set
ut poe eaer moe - bDilfet er beoit9
I8or 0erre bersmmer oct isrite.
l0an Iagoe 10 @ooen ino rig / Dor
9anno
0feO @lpOe at gioe - bet oirfe
bans Nau0
Zen @lqoe er pit blonot De itsrite.
I@IGOe4ig Sui Oct er Set / @nos
5ls.
llnoer 0rseltonernes miIbe 9rus
Ri os iamIe mems aIofterne fol6er.
0ieo SuleireosfDl0en ri lie SerinO
Igfeo Emil i bort gie % meo NiIO-
be0 / Sinh
Mems al Qfismoo til Soroen iaIOer.
.@lGOeIig Sui Oct er Set / port
5iem,
Mems De mango meo 8onben mao
fumpe Tia frem
gnn Ben blooige SIagmorf oeruoe
9erre. ii9n os / 3aaoe, at pi mao
I'll iioit
SoIOe Snl meo De i~reIite / Simme-
ria bit
9oor a~rigsnloe nI0ria non tube.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
Gnslenes Gang
paa 8etblebems Warfer, 1916.

Vaef. Dain Seus, iee I9nses belt leDe for big.
Oh magtige Stierne Of Safob, brpo frem
S i~trnalenoe Slams for be tuiin6e Siem,
9ps 5reo bpert ~isrgenoe Sierte paa Serb,
Bring 5rst, 0 bring 9ret til bDer g~rnoenoe DIOR.
Rom 5reosoiie, Tom ira getblebems Stao
Uaeo l9genoe llrter % OliebIaoi
9ps 5reo ooer SIrgtenl ben 5reoen forIoo,
. Soroen, o Soroen, ben hamper al Blob
4ait Cps, o fart 2ps for De f9inpenoes 5o6l
San 9sosenglen flpgter-bnn itnnr Dem imoo.
Som Jrebsoue, fom ira 9etblebems Sta6
Neo lagenoe llrter og DfiebIa6i =
H1nf m" 81
s Dsosnattens gfG6iel, bbor 9rrngilen err flor,
Cps 5reo, o Ips Greo paa ben blsoenoe Sorol
Esr @raab al boert aniigt sn6 Suab bpert Sino,
Crib Soreen al Siertet, Iuf @l9oen 6erin6.
Qom 6reos6ue, fotn fra 9etblebems Stab
Weo lpgenbe l1rter oe Olieblaoi
2sft giet mob Sticrnen, MOB Stiernen, 0 Tel
Spor SinIen ben Ipier ar genbeo iom Snel
Sab sne, ia faTS Sne, faIo iaeteIie neo,
Saa Sor6en in6bpIIes I Henbe6 og 5reol
Rom 5reosoue, fom ira gebIebens Stno
Me6 frgenoe ltrter os Olieblaol
NeIs~%Y6erfem Goalriose, Wont.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
Tnnmnrf.
Gaaban er Silfeboras MnnbmrmS

life! oSiIfb. ao." proteiterer in6ia.
neret MOB @istisbeoen al s&oIb.
Stiftst."s WeboeleIie ON, at ct
.9praaoosmeolem fra Silfebors for.
leoen bar I glpitiet SeIfab" I
Golborg o. en6te bos BoIitiet. Ola.
oct ton opIpie, of ginaen al bore
observation-disclosures bar Iorretnina
I aaIborg, Iise Iao Iibt Iom noaen
Of oisie bar prret meb til ben ~.
De Aften ! aaIbors.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

5 n6oIfeblaOet4 me0oeles. at Ben
norife 6rifirfe bar beitemtt at jam
Ie ct 6onO al Su10reo 3uiinoe Dol.
lars 100000 til augsburgs Sc
nliuar. geO Sioen al Oenne 5onOs-
inoiamling bar 5ritirfen en- Sno-
iamIing til Detailing al @GIo og
en- anOen til lsbenoe llogifter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
u6pOrfor icg tror paa
Selus 3riltus."

ON aitenen Den 10. Oftober
9ol0t 9iifop S1tenielot oeo ct &. 4.
Il. MSS Msoe / Bethesda, SEQ.
benboun islgenoe Gale oper open.
ltaaenoe @mne. San iag0e. at JONI
Barn troeOe ban, ioroi bans 5or.
plore troeoe. Men bette tiIireos.
IltilleOe fun ell 3io. Saa opOdper
man forifelliae Iina. Der tilitpnoer
til @%itertnnfe. Mnn Ter, Of De 5olf.
Der inotager eli iercnoe Qlaos. fal
oes Griitne, itsnt De life er be.
fen0enoe ariitne. Dion Ter at ID.
ri8e 8uobringere gnar no uln0t ON.
firing til DC @aue, bpor @iios @pan.
9elium life bar lpot ier. % Ell al
Dor 9efenotifabsfre0s bIiper ariifen
og oeroeo en- Eel anoen. San ban.
ser fife lpngere o. morsmmer M
line 5orieeIier.
% man fontmer til at tPnfe
oper, at MI er Der gnnct inn mango
9nnore0e anr. men aIligcuel er ari.
inisndDnet for mango ct tort Raon.
% 6oao Der er enonn mPrfeligere:
Pc, Der life oil baoe no1et meo BET
9tonn at gre, befpmper oct iorigt.
Snaoan pleier man life at title iig
o%oerior en-, Der iorlRngit er aaaet
Ii @raben.
Nnn me6er 8anifelighe0er o.
Sombeo og tr9iiger til 5relie Der.
ior. Soa I9ier ma maaife Menig.
beoens BOG o. itsoer paa De mango
llnoere. Nen Dem mao man life
opfatte iom 5nbler og euentpr
Seiiis aioroe lime llnbere, iorOi ban
Dnfeoes oper Wenneifene % oiloe
bipIpe Dem. Wan I9ier ON bans
5nifbeo; ban ifiite0e life SinS ei.
ter On19ioelierne, iom pisIe IAN.
beige 6erere gsr Set.
Nen nleo alt bette ilaar man life
pioere emo til at betragte BAN Tom
6ereren, ier man goar oioere %
Ter Jig ielp % opOnBer nlaii er en-
Spnoer. ~lln0erisa Ell lille 9eitano.
Del Of dig ielu. I. efi. no9le iaa
Elmer. S%poroan brii9te on Dem?
Golte on unpttige eller enoog TIA.
beige Sro2 @ioroe Oh noget, OIL
maatte iortrpoe. @ller tenf paa
8or6oloet iii andre Menneifer.
0ar man Jet oct, 9pl6er oct at
pare Inober o~perior Subs aaloen.
"a ies iao ies bar en- 5pnoer,
flpngeoe ieg mig til Scins, rent
observation-disclosures. Wen 5orisget
lpffeoes.
San sap nit Sierte 5reb San
ereb IND ! nit Sin 90 gioroe mig
til fin. Derfor tror iee paa Seius.
Om be fo~rbereoenoe goeIier, ON
ieg ina maa iioe, % ON oct, Der
fom baaeiter, fan iee iise li6t. Den
ON ielDe 9egiDenbeoen fan ieg fun
iige, at oct bar bon, og life mig.
Dg ban gap mig bet ieg life
fun6e unopere: ct eoigt Saab.
San gioroe mig til We6arping.
Derior tror ies poa Seius Sri.
itus.
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ut Suleoiat.
eli Ct. 81. 3 Ii.cbe r.

Mot Rotten, miot 9intrens Sierte
5eotes ben, iom bar Ell 8eroens Smerte
5 lit rene, bimmelitGrte 9rpit;
Com foriog Den tlinge SieIeilunlmler,
Som til Saob iorpanoleo opbeit Summer,
0e 5ortbipIeIie til beaig 2pit.
0oi arobben2 Spi armoOs 4jolter
Sosbtes Den, iom reiite Roo6ens aIter.
9na bois 5ootrin aonger fl9ler neo /?
Sporfor impffer ei ct Gurpurflpoe
Gen, iom bog engang poa aongeieoe
9rone ifaI / Spiets 9erliebeo?
Spi Msrfe? guroe Solen life
Emile glao meo fine StronlebIiffc
I'll bet unoerbare aoneenor2
SDi gintren2 guroe Sommerproeten
Sffe billie Den, iom fnDtte6 9ngten
Wellem Simler og ben falone Soro2
= Sol i auloen iult maa 2uen brnnoe,
Suit Uierfet mao ben @niit Jig tpnoe,
Som ei Scat og ginter iluffer mer.
2ont, 2snooin, n1aa bet fsre neoIpgges,
Sboraf 2ipieus ifsnue Era uofIpffes,
Com ll6eoeligbeos. 5rugten bqr.
y I nlan ben SDiets 3rot iremtr9oe:
9Doen enc er bans aroninesfl9oe,
3aalmo b enc err bans SeIteno0.
Sanobeo er bans SOero, ct aors bans 3ronI
Soruefranien er bans aongefrone.
Sg bans 8urpur er bans eget Blob.
Sntet 5litterifar al ior6iif @aloe
Sfal ben Ssies alterglons bnnbeIoe
@ulo og 9iamanter er fun 0iilo.
Nattebimlens tuiino Solipitemer
or bans e~nieflare 0iooemer,
Sanobeos Woreenrsoe err bans @uIo.
Snoienot al q. %.
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Dog pasienoe benoiies til Seiu 0rO:
.@aa inc / DIT aammer, og Iuf Din
Or og beo til Din 5aoer, iom er
/ 9snoom oib. (Naattb. 6, g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
ct YuoHab.
Serine aIpner.

Sea tit oct oeilisite 9uoifab /
apPlo,
Com nogen LID i9nfes fan.
Oct q iom ct eneite r~isienoe8plo
Nj 0ipets arpitaIfIare gano.
90 ies, iom par tret % msOis !
Su
% tDftes mig Hagen / Dsgnets
4u,
l6if 3affeiangen / Wuno.
Get lsO: Seq baaber, at ies fOmnrer
biem
I'LL Silen, min f9reite Nfo'er.
Min 3io er Iiot fnap, men iee naar
NOT frem,
% ina bliper @lG0en pit tor.
1bi fan ig ben mooIe meo Ian.
fen min,
Ia peo ieg, fare, ben er % bin,
lJbi Siilen er gornets 5eftl
Sea err 10 ei Barn, men mon~m
Wdn0,
Gag Born oil leg nnpnes Tor big.
% peo Nou, fare, bbno Der er ftet,
Aob Mooer fer, ia meb mig:
Sea bar mig gipet min 5relier ben,
SIN sSeius Grit er min beoite Ben,
DRe6 Dam oil ieg saite bit Stem.
Seq pioite oct life, an6 Waooer fpr,
gt ban piloe iaone mig iod.
Seq ipntes boer Sang, ie9 tom BAN
nPr,
e5eg fIn0e bam life non;
Nen Suleaanoens oct blsoe Sinh
Sit oeire min SiGl Tom Ell pinfe.
ptn6.
Oe Ialig er Siilens 5eit.
lSeg ioo ioa title, men | nit 8rpit
Som tldin6e 8an0es 9po
Sea IDntes at bsre ira apit til apft
enqle @erifarenes 5rpo
Om Greo Os 5relie paa falone SorO
geo Seius Britt iom | blan6t os
Dor,
8or bimmeIife SuIegpft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

Dor og al geroens 6reIiermano
Get er Dor Seius, ben aritns-
oerfor er Snlebnoifabet bIepet Iaa
gnmmeIt, u0en at oe, iom engnna
bar Iert at aIGoe zig PEG oct. bli0er
tr9t al oct.
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acknowledgement.

Spoo mon oct bliper til? 2nar
ri Maalet De $60,0002 Sporfor
berer ri Inlet ira Raarup? Gig.
nenOe Spprgsmaal, ioritanr ieg,
beif9itiger 3anferne runot omfring
% meo &ette
So, DC $4,000 er inbifribcreoe.
gtaar iea iaa l9nge bar o9ret
tapS, er oct al iorifellige @runoe.
9lanot andre Den, at ieg bar nen.
let % Oentet % nGret ifIfiet
Snabet ON at bsre ira Ell Del DE.
niBbeoer. boorira ieg inotil Cato
enonu life bar ionet Snoberetning
on, bnao Der er aiort me0 Sen.
jim til acknowledgement. Oct er
BOG enonu nit 0anb, at ri mart
ifal bore ira Dem; tbi ale 0tenig.
beoer bnrOe Dog bare meo | oenne
itor, o. for Dor .9irte iaa betno.
ningsinloe Saa. Ro9le Tiger: Dor
0aenigbeo er ian lille. oerior fan
ri fife pare meO." Oct pnsier life,
Der maa ppre Ell nnoen Aariag,
bpor en- MeniabeO ilet life er meo.
.2a0 maa t. gfi. pie, bpao no9Ie
ganife imoa Meniabe0er bar giort,
iom life fan regnes blnnot oe pei
itnaenoe.
On Menigbeb paa 60 foniirmereoe
Ne6lemmer .......... S495.00
en Weni9beo paa 10 foniirmereoe
Nie6lenmer .......... $4,000
@n Wenigbe0 paa 40 f~oniirnlere0e
Ufe0lenmer ........ $4,000
en Reni9beo pna Is ~fouiirmere0e
Wfeolemmer ......... 10000
So, ale Menigbeoer fan noe 10.
Get. blot ser er 2pit o. Billie Der
til. Spor oiloe oct opre ifsnt,
naar oen enoelige 3apport fol al.
pes, on alIe M~eni9beoer / Zen
ioreneoe Strife baooe pGret meo !
3or5olo til 5tsrreIie % eone.
Rere emo noget an6et piloe bette
itprfe Den aeuiioiae 3iIlio % Gam.
funosislelie.
Mcoens oct bar opret Ell Sfli-
ie!ie Tor MIG. at man pna Ste
Der bar peobleDet at uoiatte ga.
1elJ ital ies iom en- file 5ule.
5iIien meooele r8aniferen"s Gar.
iere, al lea life bar lepet noeIuf.
tenoe paa Stufielier.
IL cato er Der / De reipef.
fioe areoie ilbifriberet:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
9et gamle Sulebuofab.


tragic BET.
Gent dig blot cen. Blot ee
eneite, anOen, ON On fan, 1oii
I6eoiels6ag man life er bleOer
tret al at feirel blot cen eneite
6Di5 TeOielsfeit 01ilIioner, ia Uail.
Iioner / 5unoreopis life er 6Ieper
trGt al at belIigbolOe. Og iaa Del
enc 6unoreoaar efter oct anoetl
Gent Dig, ON on fan, ct Orb,
Ser LOO oe0 noget nnoet Renneifes
5s6Iel, og Tom man life bleb tret
al at betragte ct 9io igenneml =.
ION Slpat eiter SIpgt life bIeo
trpt al at lutte till
% enonn eet. Oct er life en-
gang bans eget 5oIf, Ser feirer Sc
i'll 6eoieIsoag BET er forIfelIi9e Ra-
%tioner, boioe, guile, rsoe, 0 r
e Menneifer, Der gleoer iig ouer
ISeiu Rriiti 6soiell
6an, Ger oemtes al lit eget 5olf.
al Den gamIe geroens @lt0sfoIfs,
iom 8uosbefpotter ban. ser
al 8eroens fremmeite 6oIf paa ben
ISi0 oentes til at 90 paa ct q 0 r 8,
blanot @is6Goere, oct er bans
I6sOieI. ri ieirer, bans 5eoieI bele
ben efoiIiiere0e 8eroen feirer / Su-
LEM
@r BET life @runo NOT til at
itan0ie og ipsrge, bua0 aariagen
BERTH fan pare?
@r on en- Sperger, Der oil ui0e
aariogen til bette magelefe,
leg iaa @prfe til islgenOe: San,
bois 5soiel pi taller ON, bIeu ieSt
j en- Stalo, ! Ell + me D
Stalo I en- fremmeo 9pl
N1en - gismPno par font
men Inngt inoe 2it ira Tor at bpI0e
BAN, for at ORE bam fpriteIige so
Der.
st fottigt Barn / en- arpbbe i
en- frenrmeo Stalo bpIoes al Bis
memo paa iprltelis 8isl
Ao ia, men 5orlnOrin9en tiger:
Sen0eblt0 ira 9inIIen fomnIer neo
og taller ON bette Barns 6soiel.
Gen bel Stare al engle ipneer bans
8uggeians, en- 8uggeian9, Der ON.
ip9noer Simrnel o. Soro, Sub og
M~enneffer.
Den BET er fife for 6priter eaer
9ofmRnO, fife for De suerite alds.
Ter / Storltpoerne, De taller oe Ipn-
ger, bet er for attigeSDroer,
iom boI6er 1otteunet pnn Rarfen
oDer 6eres Sioro.
Ger bleo iomne Iat 0enot op
og neo poa 8eroensforboloene; rig
og fattig filter Stole.
Men Din 6orun6ring tiger moo'
tie, og gu foar fife Soar paa bit
Spsrgsmaal.
2pt iaa BLOT til. bOao ben bim-
meIife guSbrineer flyer til Sproer'
ne: Seq forfpnoer eoer en- ltor
.@leoe, Tom ffal ppre for belle Sol
fet. 5bi e0er er / Dag en- 5relier
0eri timber on @runoen til oct
maaelsIe. en- 6reIfer for benz,
en- Trelier for De enteIte Wenneifer
|og for belle Solicit.
8eroen fen6te til Ieligion for
I6en 9io, Den fen0te til Here Relt.
gionsiutemer. Gen fenote til 5iloio-
Iii og filiiofiIfe Spitemer, ben fenote
ogioa til 4iinit. Men en- s reler
fen0te ben life,
Deri Iigger belle Semmeligbeoen.
lGet Barn, Der foote's | Staloet !
getble6em og lagoes I arpbben =
6o bans Mo6er og Soielf fom sGt'
hinge Of Dapio ifslge ben romeife
3eiiers 8efaline, at Der ffuloe DOL
oes WanotoI, Dor fommen til ben
gamle Dapios-S Stab - BAN er Dir
felig, bpo6 @nglen iagoe er
l5~reIfer.
Oct er oct, ben enc efter ben an,
ben, Der troeoe paa bom, ia 9uiin'
Der og WiIIioner, fom troeoe pat
bam, bar erforet.
San bialp Dem nf meo 6erei
lSpn6, ban gap Dem Wagt til a
porbe Cubs Born paanp, ban oprei
ite Dem os gau, Dem @raft til at Ie
be ct mt 9fp, ban genopretteoe
bpao Der bar neobritot pe6 Spnoen
0Ga Blot Mprfe til, bpor 2ri'
It'll gbangelinm bIfper forfpnot oa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

Mar Leserne henvender sig til Folk,
som ayerterer i Bladet, enten for at
ksbe hos dem eller for at faa O%plysning
SIN Diet averterede. bedss de altid ON
tale. at de saa Avertissementet | dette
3lad. bet vii we're til gensidig Ststte.
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ben Siosperiooe geres til @enItano
ior Stlloium igennem aoret.
0esnoen bar ri forisst at gore
emnerne al mere aIminoelig art
men meo biitoriife Senoisninger,
iaaIeoeS at InoenoeIien or antp0et
Il ielDe emnet. Oct oil biGlpe til
at upr8e imoo, at oct bIioer en-
BLOT 9%.itoriif 5remitilIing u0en praf.
tiff GnoenOeIie.
Seniiaten meO at uOienOe oisie
|6mner bar nuret at birIpe Der,
6oor man trGngte til SiGIp, /
erfenoelien al at bporoeI mango
life bebsoer iaaOon SieIp, err Der
o9ioa Dem, iom fan trrnae til en-
Misunderstanding / arbeioet.
aomiteen.
IS. =: OoelliiPo1te e@flter" bill
blue ien6t til ale Somiun6ets
9rniter in0en Gptaar. an6re, ser
mnntte snife Dem, fan fna Dem irit
tiIien0t beo SenOenoeIie til Bro.
gramsfoniteen, in care Of Dan.
Cuff. 9libI. 9ouie, Blair, Gebr.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14

To III EDITOR OF THE StN-Su': Poor
columbia hespised by 7. r.. she can
only be saved n she will rise to the
dignity Of "A Lcander. when condit'onally
he will swim the Nellespuut 10 save her Z.
Tho sclf-satisficd Woodrow. too proud
really to fight, contcmplatcs her in
watchful waiting, If the Kaiser.
pancho villa or some one else Of the
truly great should rock tn" boat an at
tack OF NAL de mcr would probably
follow and abatc his ardor also,
Root" No. The great ~philanthro-
pists like Gompers would not stand for
him.
The ever faithful Bryan. stimulated
by his grape juice and his gate re-
ccipts. contemplates her alone with UNI
dying II unreGuited affection.
The intelligence. the ability ~ the ma
ton are unnoticed. and lie, it he hoped
are saving wood.
How ahou Robert I.iuSng or
James W. Wadsworth' The former the
back log Of the present administration.
the latter acknowledged by Root as a
man of great value.
Party lines are demolished save among
those who must stick 10y their party for
what there il In II. \ decent man In
the present crisis must be chosen by
decent people Of any former party afiiia-
ton. LAWRENCE WHAEroH BICKIEy.
~PHnApEIPHIA. April ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14

The reyOlutiOnists in securing the
secession of the coast province Of
Che-Kiang have dealt a serious blow
to the Government Of YUAN Shin
K'AI. They have advanced their move
ment from the isolated interior prov
inces Of the southwest to the east
China sea coast and through their
success have advanced their prospect
Of winning Shanghai and the PROV
incc of Shantung. They will thus
carry the revolution north of the
Yangtse River and almost within
striking distance of Pekin.
YUAN and his advisers appear Ia
have entirely miscalculatcd the
strength of the rc,olutionisls, AZ its
beginning the uprising in Szechuan
might have been easily suppressed.
When the Government finally acted
it found great difficulty in sending
troops into this remote region and
still greater in furnishing them with
supplies through the great gorges of
the Yangtse. almost the only means
of reaching the province.
The revolt in the meantime had
| spread to yunnnn and n~eighboring
provinces. Taking advantage Of their
successes the southern politicians had
little difficulty In winning the most
important of the south China prov
inces, kwang-Tung and its capital,
! Canton.
The leaders Of the revo|lutionaries
have conducted their campaigns with
unusual discretion, protecting for
eigners nnd foreign interests and thus
giving as little cause as possible for
outside interference. The outcome OF
the present struggle Is uncertain. II
the revolutionary leaders of the south
could establish a strong republican
Government or II the politicians of
the north could effect II foundation
for constitutional government that
would unity the nation there would
be prospects for an improvement OF
conditions In China.
But both sections lack money and
power to raise funds; the north has
not sufficient military strength to On
force it's will upon the whole nation
and the south has not the militnr!
strength to protect adequately its re-
p~ublicanism. It IL not unlikely tina,
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RUSKIN ON WAR.
What He Had 70 Say About the Right.
eOuSneaa Of Intervention.

To THE EDITOR OF THE suN-Sir. Ia
there not food for thought in these days
IN the following:
Hut. as 4, IL at their own peril that any
race extends their dominion In mere desire
OF power, so II Is at their own ssl
greater peril that they refuse to under
take aggressive war. according to their
force. whenever they are assured that their
authority would be helpful and protective.
Nor need you listen TO any sophistical
objection OF the 'mpossibility OF know!rg
when a peoples help IL needed. or when
not. Make your national conscience clean,
and your national eyes will soon be clear.
No man who 10 truly ready TO take part
IN a noble quarrel will ever stand long
In doub, by whom. or in what cause. his
aid IL needed. tell you that
the principle OF non interference, as now
preached among us. 10 as selfish and cruel
as the worst frenzy ~ conquest. and dit-
fers from 1t only by being not only malig
usnt but dastardly.
No. this is not Theodore Roosevelt
~dcnouncing tho Wilson Administration.
1t il from "A lecture on War delivered
many years z AZ the Royal Military
Academy. Woolwtch. England. ny John
Ruskiu, And there is much more therein
Csce Grown Of Wild Olive''J which
were well worth bordering by Americas
pacifists to-day. L.
New YORK. April ~.
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the end viii b the same a. in the
last two revolutions, q compromise
In which the leaders will secure their
own pront and no national progress
will be made.
This, however. Is the end only SO
far as China herself Is concerned.
Russia and Japan have been jealousy
watching the turn Of affairs In the
great unwieldy nation to assert that
they have been back Of the present
movement would he to speak without
authority. Hut to say that both ex-
pect to profit, Russia in the north,
Japan on the coast, Is only to recog-
nize the pursuance Of policies that
have long actuated their Far East
diplomacy. China's peril Of dismem-
berment seems greater now than ever
before.
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anA forsvsr abandon ~ essential DolioV.
The country cannot AFFORD the saorinos.
II I maintain Uhose principles and ad-
here to that policy I must surrender the
case Itself. II will be seen. therefore.
that this Government could not deny
the justice Of the claim presented to us
In this respect upon its merits"
No wonder u Department Of State
does not regard Sir EDWARD GREY's
note on the China affair as justifying
the seizures OF February 1S, or as
closing the case to the satisfaction Of
the United States.
It Is not the function Of this Gov.
eminent to modify accepted principles
Of international law In order to suit
the military convenience either Of
Germany or Of the Allies. 1t Is our
function to insist on the preservation
Of clearly established neutral rights
for the sake not only Of n " in.
terests but also Of the interests Of
civilization when the war II Owe
and to this end the Department Of
State should be equally arm and i'm
partial in its insistence, whether
Great Britain Or Germany Is the re-
pudiator and violator.
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Heroes, Both Kinds.

In the course Of some remarks upon
ABRAHAM LINCOLN in the House Of
Representatives when the bill pro-
viding for the acceptance by the Gov
eminent Of a deed Of gift Of the old
Lincoln farm In Kentucky vas passed,
Uncle" .JoE CANNON, who knew the
War President, said:
Nobody regarded LINCOLN q a hero
during the great contest between the
North and the South. Heroes are great
fellows. Sometimes the people regard
them ~ heroes and sometimes they pro-
claim themselves. Let me say that this
does not apply to any one party"
Between the lines may be read a
certain cynicism. Evidently Uncle
JOE is not a hero worshipper. One
suspects that the human side of LIN
coin appealed to him mOre than the
idealization of the rail splitter, pOliti-
clan. President and statesman by pos
terity. LINCOLN was the last of men
To wear consciously the halo of hero,
and perhaps no survivor Of the war
period knows II better than Uncle JOE.
At the same time. a people must have
Its heroes for inspiration, exaltation
and conservation. What would Il ma
ton be without Its great and good
men. its prophets and Its leaders, In
brass. equestrian and pedestrian?
%Iconoclasts may deny them title to
fume and cynics may pull their vir-
tues to Observation-Disclosures. they en-
dure as heroes. MI. CANNON may say
| that he knew some things about ARA
HAM LINCOLN that were not heroic,
hut there Is no appeal from the YER
diet of posterity.
into two classes: people-made and
self.made. The former kind have To
die first the latter cease to be heroes
when they die. not infreQuently be-
fore. The only heroes who ARE great
fellows" to Use Mr.. CANYONS phrase.
are the posterity brand. The others
strut a while and blow their little
trumpets, but the generations sue
ceeding do not take them at their
own valuation.
To the self.made heroes the Ameri.
n people are extraordinarily gener-
Gus or tolerant, perhaps both and il
follows. naturally enough, that in the
American Valhalla their heroes, the
! real ones, are TRANSPORTED and some
times exquisitely ideallzed. Every ma
tion has the heroes II deserves, hut a
sense of humor saves the American
people from being fooled Ia the top
of their bent by any of their con.
iempornries.