The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28
NEW RACE WILL
COME FROM WAR,
SAYS ANNA HELD
(Continaed frosa PAGE o-e,

rise new race. II is inevitable. e.
Miss Held said she WAS an ardent
sdmirer OF President Wilson. and
believed that his policies during the
last two years were wise. carefully
planned ana carried out
You Will end. when YOUR
country is called 10 the colors 10
actually fight the Germans. that your
president has accomplished wonders
in preparedness by his so-called
'wstchful waiting policy" she Dc
elared. he and his advisers have
taken advantage OF the delays for
which he has been so unjustly crit
ieized. and / believe that he has
placed America in a state OF pre-
paredness that viii surprise the peo-
pie when Us magnitude is realized.
Miss Held. whose home in Paris.
has been used as a hospital and no
has served a. A nurse and done
her bar" IN many helpful ways be-
fore she came 20 America last wear.
saws that she looks for the women
~ the United state 10 be powerful
factors In earry,p. N The great
work that win be r---ss-ry follow
ing tn send'n& 81 the hrss treep=
Cgerseas
The timid. sheltered. eoulfke
women Of France have shown a re-
markable resource snd courage in
The present terrible conHiCt. meet
ING with great endurance the loss
Of their kin, their homes, their al.
said Miss Held. but tho American
woman, with her Independence her
business training. her splendid fear
lessness, viii be able 20 take hold
and direct where the European wo-
nan only -imidly entered ard fear
fully tried 20 do hsr pitiful Dest
1T viii be like a powerful tonic
and stimulsnt % the people Of
France 10 know that the United
States II their avoWed ely and theg
will be so heartened that they VII
eight more determinediy than ever
10 crush despotizm and maintain ma
;ionaL freedom, ruth end honor. Ny
desolated countFymSn and tho fiary-
inE victims in Belgium will see hope
Of food and succor Uith the com.
ing Of the American troop and
boats TO the shores Of France In
France, they believe that In Amer
lea all things are possible. and "a In
America going 20 France they will
believe that she will take with her
some Of that splendid uDanc doing
spirit that conquers the clements
and puts down the despotism OF
kings
Miss Held believes that the Ger.
man kaiser viii abdleate In The near
future. either Of his own volition or
lrou'- yressure, and that With his -.
ing the emperor 81 Au.tria-tiunEary
will shortly follow
Russia mas pointed the rav. A."
says Miss Held, and While all
France will feel pity for the dopoaed
car and his family. especially his
son, there will be reioicInz that alb
dilute monarchy has heard it, death
knen. The Russian royaI family
has not had much happiness In Ife
Americas poorest pork,nFman
knows more Of the real 'oy ~ living
and I believe thar 40 long as no
violence is done them. they Will b,
glad 10 be IAken away from all the
horrors which the imperial ttate
compelled them 10 endure. alonp
with ire magnihcsnce and pow OF 81
Miss Held, whom earnestly discuss
INK world polite b. q far dineran
person from the Miss Held ~ a..
aIIuring eyes OF "Fcilow Ne" tn
musical comedy IN which the L. nov
appearing IN the Gsrrick theater
Frofby frivclity has no place in h.
thoughts or actions when on M
stage. and her leisure time II speu
in planning more ways 90 BE- Of sei
vice TO her bereft countrymeu