Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-02
WILL THERE BE THREE NATIONAL
PARTIES THIS YEAR7

PARTIES THIS YEAR7
My reading Of Senator James Ham
iltOn Lewis speech in Atlanta on the
I'D incIines me TO think that he may
be correct in his forecast of the con
tending factions in the presidential
campaign of 1916. No one will dispute
the fact that there Is a peace party IN
the United States which cannot reckon
as 10 its own dimensions until the two
regular parties line up at Chicago ana
81. Louis. and prOmulGate their plat
forms. II the senator Is correct III ms
representations that peace party may
become very formidable in the wind-up-
had not considered the possibility or
a third party. however. until Senator
Lewis outlined its possibility The iact
that he ventured TO so declare means
great deal more than appears on the
surface because his Is a very strong
partisan in democratic circles There
Is a likelihood on this line. or he Would
not have expressed himself so tranAly-
His ideas as 10 new alliances-wlth oth-
sr countries-is also plausible. Inc
Pau-American countries are looming up
m the noIiticaI horizon. They are ready
10 unite with agreeing nationahties on
lines OF progress in commercial ways
Their proportions are significant aISo-
The European war may be ended nhaliN
~ The cOn,plete exhaustion OF certain
peIIiCerents A1trition will wear away
rhe hardest stone. Exhaustion VIII neS--
mate standing armies in snort TIME
Witness the collapse OF the CohIeuS &C
rsvoIutiOn-when the south was oIoN
.ded and all outside help cut on
r. one do not dread a European
Vrar-but I do dread what may happen
n, the western continent tafter EUROPE
SONS 10 catch its breathl-with Mex
leo and some other countries II 'leie
: - nsace Marty in the United STATES
rev narty-a third party Cdisconneo'-
"a from the sectional feuds that iaNS
fingered in the two old partles' uelilO
cratic and republicanl-it VIII get SUM
votes beyond question we nav
81 states on the bOrdeT-not only IN
Nrs,-i-,-- hut in Canada. The European
~ i fast discrediting the claims %
,,onarchs-ths public mind Is not quis'-
u Is asking why go TO war, at the 'iu
ling Of royalty? 60, ,,.sor..
W. shall see what we VIII sec "el''
he ides OF November.
LOVING WORD TO TEACHERS.
80 Girl who was fond Of her
.-,.Hsr said to her; the sunshine
t,--,rs from your face TO mine when
-, Sr,fIa' Was not that a preltS
,bourbts II our young lazy leaShei
roTT5 understand tne love their soO1
Ifftts girls have for them-tneS Wouiu
smile as often as possible Inc teaNH
Ing Example rs a great Impeding IOIST
when tire pupils love her Inc! WI
s-,g.a.s vour vays-and ] 10 not neeu
-.'-,.ir--tbe necessity for giving
-, = beautiful example 10 initiate
~ tbev fail TO love YOU, they Will MAKE
= 5ifFcuIt for you-snd difficult 10 90
,sin rood results I here copy little
-, tbat I think the teachers WILL
,reatlv enjoy-and which VIII oTlhs
her dimples out
When the teacher gets cross anu "e
brown eyes get black
49, r,a1cfI comes down on her desk.
with a whack
W. sb,Iiuns in class sits up straight in
rs SCARF AIRY to cough and it's not safe to
when the teacher gets cross and her
dimples goes in
When the teacher gets cross the tables tables
"a ,bs mo ones and the sevens begin
playing tricks. ,i,,ia
where cry-babies cry all their states
up with tears
rbs figures won't add. and they mix
up like sin. -. her
dimples goes in
when the teacher gets cross toe read-
ers gets bad -,..,,..-
The lines jingle round till the cn'iiu,'s
is sad 80. IN
the face, -.
A. II he and the lessen were running
race, -. charm
U-b.n the teacher gets cross and her
dimpIss goes in
hon the teacher gets good and ne.
smile Is so bright.
The rabies get straight and the reaoers
get right. ..,,.
tn. pIusses and minus come trooping
rbe fiEsers add Up and stops being
wrong -. ,s,..
.r,f We chiIIunS in class would Ike
st,,It we dassentl 70 shout
When the teacher gets good ana ne:
dfmplss comes out