The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

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s~yhhpatneIic cooperation using wha' Is
given WIN u view 10 making ~ the pest.
ana may say incidentally. that
t~hroughout the whole country thcre Is
an inspiring response To the countrys
military needs. >oung men IN coiiege.
young mon IN business, at the bench and
In the professions are associating them
selves for training in a fine. democratic
and enthusiastic way. making sure that
should the need come there will be In the
and able to bring more than mere bodies
for bullets by reason of the fact that
they nave learned III camp ana arfnory
10 act IN concert ana uhuer mma 10
deisnu 'he country
the second nomination necessary Is
NAT OF our industries ana commerce.
me war III EUROPE nan nee" u""er WAY
more nan a year before some OF INC
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d. nass.,gors ana ,rei,h, merely for
hire hi, for Nh. n,,ion,I defence The
.,id,sr 4, No ,onyer a ,r,desuan IN war
hu, 40 a n,rt 81 that largo regimen,
which Includes his entire country. and
i, which Zach man "a assigned n neces-
sar, mar,
Army Mere Advance Guard.
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VIC AIhn' III !" ne.u wiz NC 'eISSy.n'
eo.an.e suaIu ,cs'.ns III
pa.r'o'i.' inuus'.iai eooruiIatIoi- Inc
hour OF tria shouid ever coine' 'here
must De no war STOCKS or war orides. no
war fortunes maue OUT D! 'ne natiohai
Hanger. NOT must tnere DC puii. ny IN
"'''e'N" NJ "
be suspected or preparing 10 pront ny
the creation of a national emergency.
And this Is not difficult TO do. Business
"The third mobiliza,lon thai is neces-
sary Is spiritual. In order 10 make
sacrinces ior America We must ne suIe
mat our STAKE III the couh'r! Jus''hes
u, our iiS,i'utio's mus. DC W JUS" "
Arrangement SO iair, 'na' eNer. man
IN TINS NATION VIII reaiize now coHlpieVeiy
ms oppor'uHht! anu 'n"t y, noe VIZ
'ofhe ait'r nm res's ui"H '"o N'r''.us'
prosperity or Inc nation as II Wnoie'
Inc tnihtary Woo'ii1a''"h WI V"Ne
place easily ana heeu mo' ne -" .oo ne,
a scale IN advance Inc inuus'r.'' ah'
spiritual moo1lizatlon ought 70 y wi"
slant anu As MIu' as 'ne tounN's. -
IL res~ WIN YOU. '","' we"
with any other brahcn or inc ,'oNern-
ment, 10 TURN the e,n"tion ,"r p,ep",
ness !hto these supSt"h'ia' u u'etu,
ach'e'emeh's' IN ncws gnu
you nave the constant oPpo.'uh'.; "
unite IN ~smPa.ny anu !" ao'ron w. y,
the asencies "hich i""Ne UP
ana spiritual America
II 1 Knew INIT HH"eIISa We" s..n
10 Ue calsea ufon W 81"
war ! """'" f"'"e' 'o"l''
paper pfe.n :, '."' III n-'"",' ~,
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sun ol ",uhes a"s 80 pSen,
wna'eN't "s va! N'"e,n
Proper an" "uepu"'c "eP"i""'
~, x.n. nm .u,.h Finance"
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OTTO H. nam VINO spoke on his"
Finance SAID IN part;
FINANCE mas peen as quick ana VIII
inG a. any othtr element III lne ON
munlty 10 discern the moral ~opisauons
OF the new era brought ABOUT wlthih
the last ten years and 10 ailgh user on
their side. As soon as the meaning Oh
the laws under winch business was 70
be conducted mad coine 10 DC reasonably
dehned' as soon as II became apparent
;mg the nioneer noriod mus, end finance
fell into line with the new spirit and has
Kept in line.
Il say TINS Notwithstanding the va
rious Investigations that have since
taken place. nearly all Of which havs
dealt with incidents that occurred sew.
eral years ago. And in this connection
would add that II rs difficult TO imagine
anything more unfair than the theor!
n method OF these Investigations as
all too frequently conducted. The appea
all too often is to the gallery. hungry
for sensation the method-to wash as
much soiled linen as possible In public
(even, II necessary. to make clean liner
appear soiled), and to use "a profusior
OF soap n water quite out OF proper
ton to the actual cleaning.
ITO innocent transactions Il is sought
to give a sinister meaning what lapses
faults or wrongs may be discovered ar,
given exaggerated portent and signih
canoe. The chairman is out to make
record. or to fortify "A preconceived no