Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-09-23
POLITICS TOO BITTER


Mr. W. W. Jermane welknown Washington correspondent
calls attention the writings Of H. G. Wells England
Angel Of Former President Angel Michigan University
hme of the leading thinkers the country occupying
higher place than his father concerning
war; and the education of the people into world conscious
hess before have anything like world soey He says
bitterness of Lodge al during the fight League
whit less than the bitterness Germany
rivalry England and Germany The differ
cnce this The partisan bitterness between factions
patriotic unit did not produce but political
between factions different patriotic exaggerated
and nammaory patriotism and produced the horrors of
Says Mr.. Jermane:
G. Wells the English author himself into the con
with all the he command He
alsn expressed in these days. is the of all gives
an other countries His series of articles published originally
Saturday EWING Post has been gathered together FORM
question that he has started something employ political
economic thinkers for long time .
agrees with many Wells contentious For an expana
rsn hf a gave s vG the
result Of the nationalist myths Of which sorel speaks
gravest fact in the history Of the last years. according
to Mr. ANGEL lis not the fact of the temper mind the
OF conduct on the part of the millions What
realize that even from selfish vew international cooperation
more dsra no ntan rvaes quote him briefly
philosophy OF patriotism the mortality of the validity in of
questioning people really benefit by caahsua
the frontiers of their whether nation partcu
great human values the equal of the great empire
Whether a. the real problems Of Life grea affected
do not our demand for national
neither security freedom should not refuse to kin
horribly mulate merely because him in pol
tics - = r.
How deep umst in suffering before willing to put
aside the blnkers? If merely as great civilized
put as an aggregate Of physical beings only
effective To rid
it enjoins " r'''S' WV"
y, When like Norman Angel H. G. Wells begin to talk
like this and elaborate their serious books is sure sion
.na the human mind considering the advisab making
M Things IN The sign the light
Of the Atlantic. ~ ''ae ~ po'n sues
Now the League of Nations its machinery for holding
tona greed and ambition check provided for
ing everything that Angel and Wells mind It NAV have
IN some Of its details but there today great body
potca! economists who for the first me
oerng whether 1t not right principle whether the
EYER p safe for until something like adopted
points out that preceded by popular education %
people must understand that just the individual society
order make individual profitable and uplifting 80
are merely aggrgations individuals must understand that
tional contacts be equally profitable and upnr The
not Mr. ANGELS words but they argument that
through ms book as well as through that of Mr. Wells
have pointed these things to pave the wav TO th
following statement To humanity begins 70 tn
in serious about nternatonasm woodrow Wilson viii aI
his place in history enlarged Angel and Wells plan could moi
oe ADOPTED without making him only greatest man of his
% out one OF the greatest Of all me for the League Of Nations
ea was MS and he sacrificed everything else at Paris in
10 secure its adoption He rsman os the vision Of
peace ana good will based advanced
ana 10 embody it in written statement do not dis
cus the details of his pan but merely point to the idea
Most the differences between nations that have =,
land that includes the which provoked the World WAY
amount to no in fact than differences between political
rush headlong into armed strife having all the necessary
for It, while political perorce content them
hese party differences should war; In time this concnca
as II throughout the world war when there
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