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Volume XXVIII
~tterary ltpartment
WEATHERWAX QUARmioR.HitiSII,ASOURCE SENIOR PLAY TO BE I
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THEm HARMONY AND BUMOB MEETS WITH VOLUN'l'E EBS. CABINET, Y. W., AND INDIVIDUALS, WELL APPBEOIATED BY AND BOUNDS OJUI.I.BNGE TO LARGE AUDIENCE ARABIAN riBLD IN OPEN Prof. Nykerk Makes Announcement MBBftXO. With &egud to Ne:ft Year's Tb,• 1wn tlav yfsit of Dr. Paul llar· Course rii!un, rro nL A;nbin, t:irl mut·h In :Hnu~r !At~ I Jo'rhlay 1'\'l'lling ON'nrtl'tl I ht• lust n Ill illl4innn r,,. tm Ihu!linsm n t 11 opt•. II • • nnmht'r on t l~t• Ll'd nrC' c•nurse for I he ll lli!!tlnd IYP<' of JK'rtronnlity, •·ht•c•rful, yt'nr llll li· IIIIH, 11hi•·h prol't'~l tu Ill' 011(' npt intl:~t ic·, ;•:arnest, ~oi iH't'r<', :Hill 1111' im· ot thl' mo. t 01 tiklio· :1!'1 \\l' JI !1:4 IIIU!II pri'H!Iintt ht• mnd r wa.l a drop onto. ~I o~n• likNipl'rformn nc•l's gin•n thifl yNar. The thnn '"''' l'ltlllont wa s hl':l rtl to r<'mark, •rogrum wus lwtt cr lhnn th r onlinnry ' • This mntt sontl.'how get!! hold of me ~~~ in it 11 hnrnton~· nncl vnrir t~·. It wns well no otht.>r mi ionnry ~penk,er hns done. ' n•l nplr•l tu the Htlllntul nudicnrc be· Or. ll arri!iOU met with the Voluuh'l'l'~ N IIIIH' it t'll\'l'tl'll 110 l ur~l' tl lid!l Cll · :wei thr Y. ~1. C'nbitt ct, nddr~sell the \' . tl'rtoium l.' nt. W. Ill('! S{'\' l'rlll itt p('rsoun\ intNVi(•W, Thl' hrothrrH Jlr<'sc nll••l thr serious 1111111 !I JIUk r II I 1111 OJII' II lllf'('t ing W I'llliCK• Utlfl hnmorouA hoth in musll· :IIIII lil t.' rn · rltl\' ufll'riHJilU. IJ (lr(' ht' !lllllllllf'tl H I iu;:· tnrc• in the lllllt'l :11lmirnhl1' . tyh•. Tilt' i n~ r·hulll'lll!l' fur tltl' wnrk In Arnhh . rc••ulition of llw • •IJ onsr hy lh ~· Sirlc of till' 11111111 tliOi r·u lt in the worltl, hl?t':lUIIl' tht' Rontl, •• nur) 1 ' Thnt Olol Swrrthl.'nrt ur 111111 \' !'1'.\' f:u·t, n d tnllt.>ngc. )Juu,r of Minr,'' t'nrnptu r<.'•l th r oull it'nl'c. 'llilo Ja 1•nrcl him Thnrs•lny <'\'<'ning nt ''"' Rroth t.'r William wus ri~ht lhl'rt' with . rmitt:trl'. the humorom~ Nt.'ll'dions. Jl i 11 E. sny wl' 11 ~I' 1rr~· glnol 1hn t WI' hrul I !11 on Ornsl'l' • nurl th(' pnro•ly on lht' oppnrtunit~· ol' ht'uring Ulltl mt'eting Dr. • • Rn """ '' t nok Iht• nutli(•nrl' b~· storm. Jl nrri~u u. au•l wt• kuow that h(' ltnK h•rt Th(• qunrll'l 11111111' a ~rrnt hit thiR ."<'tit u 11 iiiKJiirn l inn which will obide with UP :t'l wr•lla >~ la <~ l , lmth in si nsri nl! nnrl with Irtllll pt•l H. 'rh<' \\'1•:11 ht•tll :1\ Brill h1· r-. •· r•rtainl~· Jh·Nl up In mar l'~ j-•'f'l aliun autl Slh' l·l'NlNI lliO!il 111l111 iruh!y in t•ntrrtnining thr lnr~l' :wrl it•ur·t• whit• II h:ttl I h(' plrns· IITC o( ll~t I'll i ng Io !ttl' Ill. .TUBt hf'fort~ the •·ont·l'rt starl.~tl, Prot. Y. M. SECRETARY TO
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'OPE STUOENTRY WILL UNDERGO TEST THE S UCCESS OR -'AlLURE OF OUR PAGEANT ~LL MEASURE OUR ABILITY
Ou r •·:ll••tlllar Ita>~ :tu11uuuo·1·•l iltt• :tr· rh•al of Hpri u ~ :nul lhr• ''"' 1111'11114 will not IJr IHng iu 1114heriug iu tlw rt••tl IIJiring. Autl thl• fiut • Hprlu~ wt•:t tllt' t' wi ll gil•<• ll'4 11 11 r t·h:t 11,.,. tu wurk for 11111 Aimu ~l utt•r, l'in lh P l'ag1•unt. A Krc•al •lt·td uf lillll' lal41 ll'rlll WllK fiJII'II I hy lho• l':tj.(•'llll l t'llllllltillt•t• ill JITI' tllll' ing 1111' '' '''"'" uf 1\urtl:''' fur lhl' l'n~l':lllt. Tlli.- I''": ul' I Ill' work iH prul'l it·n lly I'IIIIIJ'I t·lt•tl. \\'t• han• alrt..•utl ,· •lcmonslrnl<'cl that Wt' "'run I JU~tinc hut wt• hO\'t' only lll:trl('tl tlal' husint>s!l. A11 id(' f ro m 1 ht• ''lllllJIIIlli~ion nn1l seler· tlon of n pproprin lt• ntusit•, whi1·h ill in tho hnttdtt of n ''"r." t·apablc t·o rnm itt e('. th rrmuitlll <'r of t ht• wurk rt'sts with lhl' whnl<' hOI()' Of ~ ltlll('nfs. The •·ommilt<'l.'s in t· h nr~f> h:&\'1' nJ. n•:11h' It~"" workinl!' i nt t•ti~i ,·rly nncl ex· 1t•nlli\'l'ly. Tlw,,· h tll' l' tll'l't•lotwd u kcctt. Jivl' iutl'r('llt in lht• wurk unci nrli' now look intt for I he rl'st of 1111 to join the ronk11 nncl in!lurr tIll' !llll·l'l'~(ul pro· tluctiou or Our Png(\11111. Thi'T(' Of(' tW•I things 1\'e nil •·nn •1G mtt~ 1hcM two things W€' nJJ must clo. First- Do our bc.>st h....,.._~ 1l.;rtirulnr port whh·h is 085igned t.o us. &eond- Advertiee the Pageant.
AJ'TEB VACATION
011 lh (' Wr 11nr11rtny ofter vn{•ntion ll upt• 's Hlntlt•nts will hl':H the nwn lht•y h:l\·c• all Kn l ott~ wuutl'tl tu hnn ht•r<•. ~·ur \'t':t r<~, <'\' l'ry fn 11 when t hc)!IC wl111 hntl j,('('U 10 (.i('nr1·a gathered tog••lht•a ngniu, th l·~· wntlltl 14ay, '' ll nw W<' wi ~th '''' l·cntld h:l\'1' ' D:ttl' lu•rr• :tl ll npt•.' ' .\ 11 <1 nuw ht• i11 l'lllttiug, right afh•r l'ltt•ntinu. Arriiii!!I' IIH' III!I arr ltt'iu~ 111 :tolr • fut• llll' t'lillj.!~. l'lc., ''·'· \'. ~1. Otli l't' r!l uuol lilt' ,\ tlllliui!llr:tliuu. But 1111 11 rlu· 1 kiuol uf l'rt•parntion ill ~11i11!! ""· far """ '' i ~~tpnrlant -lty prnyrr :tnt! 1 uo•rlll:tll<~ll. Srntlt•ul -;, If w ~ !Ire iu tho• l'r"l"'r .. l:tlt• o~f mind wt• :tit' ~uin:,: '" rt•,·r·t1 ,. u g-rt•ul loll'!l!li ug. '' llarl ·· Ell iut i!! :1 ~ l r<~ II J.{, r·un'WI't':tl •d 111:rn . o•:tllt•ol of litlll !11 :a ,:trt:tl Wlllk , ., nrl 11,. :11 ,. 11111rr• Il1:11t j!la rl I 11 1\'t'lo•ulllr' hi lit ,
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STEIN COMPETES AT ATHENS, OHIO APRIL 7
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SUCCESS OF F OBMER PBEBENTA· TION AND P OPVLAB. DEMAND WARltANT A SE COND PERFORMANCE.
'l'ht• prt•llen lotion u.' •• 'f ht> .\lnu 1-'ro.n 11 g,, seemed to ro· ,..,il ,. 14 u1·lt n hcnrty tN'~'l• t ion from tho ~1·ut•ral puhlic, th:ar tho Seniors tee) ju:ctillo••l iu l{i1•lng 11 st•totul pt•rform· ,, 11 11•• It will he held tonight in t'nr· llt'J.{it• t:,, mno~tium, :11111 tlao:;c tlircctly ·ou.·••rui•tl :trl' tur. k!t·g e\'l'l,\' <'ffort to muh it l'\'t'n better than it wos the ••lhl'r time. All thll ti,~kels for tonight art• pl:tl'l'd nt t Itt> popu inr price of twt•ttf,r· fivc t•ett l!l, so Lhat it will bu .dthiu th1• r<'nt· h of l'\'l'r~· hocly. :\ n, \\'l! are uut ~oiu~ to l!liy 11 wort I ·&huut thl• piny. Thu11c wlw snw it k """' ju. 1 whu t it i:~, nut I I ho!lt.> who Iitl11 't t•ntt 11 ud out from t lwse who tl it I. rht• J'l:l~· i itl! OWn lltil'('rtisemt.>nt. '1'1 11• •niurs hoptt, th nt tht• proflh 'man l•nth IIH'St.' Jlt.'rformntH•rs, to I '0\'(' 1 . ulu~t:wtial lllt'mnrinl to th P t'OIIege. 11 111111,' • 1wo \\'et•k
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REMEMBER THE FIVE PLANS LAID FOR "DAD" AND TEN DOLLAR PRIZES ELLIOTT:S COMING
regard to next yrnr '!! {·our <'· There "'ill ho onl.' · four numbers, but numbers o( tht' grl'UII''!I l''\:t'l'll l'lll'(' 1 the tnllnRg~· m('nl tll'l'miug it wi/!1' 1 in vlt'w 11f lh(' IIHIII\' ~·,·rniR t ukiut! pl:H't' in Hnllnu!l, to limit 1111 tu 'luaut it,1· nn !l plnt•c nil th e ~ mph n141!l un ttnnlity. A grrntf'r l'x prtttli · t aue will ),,. uturl t' t lwu f'vcr lot•fnr<'. Th rrc• will lw twn mu i•·nl ttumhl'tl!. IIIII' )1\· Mu!lolllll 11:11·ri••l Luhtt•li(', lh<' utlwr )l~r .lrtt uir• ))uf:tll, ...,,,rauo , :llttl lht' lu1ri t~ll(' 1\ ril'tlll'r, .\ notlll'r fr·:tl 11 r1• nf l•timt• intrrl''-1 will "" Lyw:ua ll r~wt! with hi~ tr:l\'t>ln~t•... .\ uol l'tnf. Xykt•rk 1'1 now :nrnnging f11 r :1 H1 llll•h•lll,l' Orc·hc•st ra. So 1hP pn t rntt<~ ur !Itt· •·uurse h:t 1'1' grt::t r thin«H in !'lore fcor l hl' m.
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J ENEBOSITY OF DONOBS AND NEED OF COLLEGE CALLS FOR HEARTY RESPONSE.
'l'llus far the response to the pl'in llJl· touut•cnwnt tn:tde in the lu t two is· ltli'J( uf tlw Anchor lw not Leen \'l'rY ~··ut•ral. \\'(' ret.>l tltnt it iii llctnuse the llll•lt•ttl lu11l.\' hu~; 11111 )'l't qui te cnugbt "" tll·•·••:-o;ar\' ~l' irit , f t.' ntltusinl!m. Wo t<11u11 tlt:al itum• i11 t.~nough nbilit.y to tluuol ""with ,.,,., rril,u t ion of thr high· ··~I .,,..,,., and WI.' want that uLility to h1• '''""~Itt inlu pl;•y. \\ I' o·t•ttuiu lr waul to 11lww 1111 tu· lt•ur ... rita! ~~ ~· UI•J•n•,·intc t he lil•<'rul· .11 11f u11r prufe~~.,r utttl our ulumnu& \\:_.··au olu :~u i11 nu ltt•ltc•r way tlwn b,v ouaktu~ rlli" ''' '"''''' a ripJ •iu~ !IIH't't' 11. \ u,f ",. u~·~··l the ttl'\\' yell :11111 l he <vloJ.:. Tl11 .. h ""I' •·., gn·~l ,"C:1r, itt murt' "''1'•···1., rita 11 hllt'1 auol Iltc Ul't'asiun en lis .-.. , tl 11 • 1 t•n· l~t·l(l 11 ,. Ita l't· to offur. .\II 1la:tl . I IIi:- c·rHtlr•sl 11 cecls Is I h ' 'l\\ :rl.o•fliiiU of :1 littl.· iutrrest. 'r hP yell ' "'' ~"IIJ.l art· nt•!•tJ,•,I; I lte prizes nrc well \llltllt \dt ilc•. Xn w fur e nthu~in!ltU llll•l J't'l'· ..\ r1• ll up!•ilt•!l j.!llittg lu J,r fuuntl ,\ :tuliur.:- 1111 llt i<~ pr•cJmltit iuu! ~l'\' l•rl 'i'lto•ll !!tl i11lt1 it ,\'IIIIIIH'If, talk 11ltfllll it 111•1 aol\ t'lll"l' it ! .\ uti IIIli hi' it II guf
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MEETS BEPBEBENTATrvES OF FIVE OTHER STATES. AND MUST BE ONE OF FIBST THBE E TO SAMPLES OF LETTERS BIEOEIVED ENTER FINAL CONTEST BY 8UB80BIPTION MANAGER Whi le tl11• n•st of u~t nrc enjoying our OF " THE MILESTONE" \':w:t liull :anti 11\'i n).:' at llll r t'!IKt'. IW•I 1'1 11 • l'ullo11\i 11~ It'll 1•r:c will ~t huw I h1• ll upt•ilt•s, t i o·ur~:c Htci 11ingcr 111111 J'rof. allilutll• nl' lh<' nlumui tow:ml lhl• •~~· k,•rk I 11 ill he lt:t nl at work mukiug ,,;,, 8ta·in lalkiu~.r mnt·hinc the most ef· .. ~I ih•!IIIHIO. t. \\'u arlll 1111 C'( llllllll'llt j fel'fil•t• iuHtrum<'ut possibl('. For on F'rl· tltt•y 14lll.':tk fur tht-llllll'h' l'R. cltl\' l'lsll'r Pu rk, X. Y., 1-'t•IJ. :!~, ' 10. ' I AJ•ril 71 lit<' Efifttern Divisiott I'Oll ll•st ll ill ut•t•ur ut Athens, Ohio, nntl the ~I t·. ~1. .1 . Ht•r t•, hc'Ht t h ret• d1ose n there will n month ~I :IIIUJ.:t'r ur "Th<' ~I il<'!llOIIt', .. tntt'r nwt~ t the threP of the Wc.>!ltf' rn ~~ " 1ll'ur ~t r. Rt-ese:- Yours in regnrcl Jlivision nt Fnirfit'lcl, Town in the finnl to 1: Tht> ~lilcslo11e" r<'l·(' ive,J. Sure I Tntl.'rstnte. wnnt it null nntit'ipnlc n ren t lrl'nt in· f'rot. ~ '·kerk will flf'I'O\npntty uur •IN•tl. Olcl Hope is u "li\'c w~re" nntl uratnr 1111ti WI' fN•I sur~ thnt h • will i11 Kl'lllll ng n Jot of "juit·<'" into thl.' ' ljwcl tL pln•·t•. Hr i!l e\•cn hcttrr tlum •·i•·ulntnr.r system of n!l its sons mul he wtt K in thi' tntr t·ontt'st. nntl "'" cl uu~o:htcrs. 1 tllll n good wuys oft from look to him to britt~t home the bnrou, th l.' .h1rusnlem ol the Dutch·Americana not only nPll week Frlllny but nl~ ( no til'<' tho hyphen f) bot not too far wht>u he Jrm•s to Fnrrfleld. :awn~· to ff'el the plenennt tingling ot At the present u~... t he- finest thing thr "eurrent. '' I ~adoated in 1878, the lost yea r ol Hope a first decade. U thnt we ean soy about a man any· pot~11 ihle J want to see the fun next Jun~ wh t-rt' ittI - " H(' 's n b008ter." Let 'a • uaul help to 11 whoop her up" for Old nil be Boostore tor OUR PAGEANT.
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the Christmas Tree (\\'lth thlll oration Mr. Stelntnrer took flr11 t Jllart! In the Rtat11 t!ODit'8 t ; he will tll'llvl'r It on lo'rltlay, Ar•ril 7, at Atbi.'JII, Ohio, In th11 Ea~tern l>lvlalon OonteAt..) Upon a. crag o.t the An.dt"S, between t hu Hepublies ot Argtntina and Chili, stnnd11 n stntue ot the Ohriat ot Nn.v.· uroth. }'or long. these neigbbor Stat.e1 \\We ltOIItile toward each othor and wars W<'ro n11 spnamodie u o.re uprlaingt~ in Mt'x it•o. A t reaty was lln&lly uon· t· ludt>•l 111ipulnting that all future dilfer· ent~s arising between Argentinians and Chllinns bo n•ljudlcntetl upon the basic prinl·iplc of tho divine philosophy, "Oomc now, nnd let us reason tog ther. '' A rennsceneo in public opin· ion nntl n r<'\'Oiution in !dens .followed. Tullay, the "ChriAt ot the Andes" ellaplncNt quo11tlum indi\'iduoliam and dis· ·onl with ·o·operation and harmony. An tllln ly!Jis of the abysmal cataclysm, l he mnn·mnd imbroglio across tho sen, rel'<•nls nn astounding mal·adjustment in humnn relntionsltips due to the propngntion of out·worn Ideas and to 1111 ~ 1·olnt ion of (' rooked t hlnklng. The idea .1r n•n>~u ni ng togetht'r wus sn~.>ered nt, :111{1 itt iiM ste:ul wa.tt sub11tltuted un· hriti :~·,J pussionn tism and bedlam inun· ill·. <Jonse()nontly, this Martion re\•elr; h;,8 poHit.>ll, to dntt.>, on Europe 'R debit ltoPt- llfte('n men wounded or killed l'or cvt.>n' minute of the war ; it bas 'up n fabulou.s aum in dollara and <'ents; it has eanceUed 'human pro1 Ju(•tion of more than a century; and at thi 11 verv moment, it is stretching forth its hund upon the unborn, com· relling them to moke good the preaent bn nk rupl t·y. Tho upologist, however, justifies the 11 wnr IIJHIII the J>remlaa tbnt it la human .utlttrt' to fight." nnd fortifies hie eon· lt•ttlion hy poi nting to the universal hiologit·a l law of " tho surv ivnl of the fi t tt•11 t ". Aeeorclingly, he inflntes men with a S!ruh•~tctue pc.triotism, the Jllll ' JIU'It' of whit·h i11 1111 end In itltelt; name1.1·, tlu· ••x hihit ion ot brute force or phy· :iit·a l prnwt'!ls. 1t is tltiR tbret>·in·one icll.lu, nr mi11pluced force, politicnl philos· up hit·:t, :11ul milit arism, lhnt. hns mixed 1hL' Jt(•ll·hro t h whi••tl all Europe is so f<'vt•rish l.'· gulping. But lest we should 11 he h(•ncllin •tl us beittg milk and 11 w ter '' K<'tttimentnlista or "mollycotl· 1 Jie •• pa Hlsts, we sbnll borrow the apologist 's i n s t r u m o n t s ot ~··i••utili 1 • rrn~tonlng, trisect this trium· 1 ·irn lt' it lt•:t, uml thPn mnke our own de·
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.ltll' t iu11:~. Bnt·k in tin• prinw,·nl dn~·s, n wild· .•yecl, irun·mn rlrd Rlwagc, with knottetl ·ltal 1 in hn11d, 11tootl in the warm bloo.t uf hiM weok<' r n•h ·ersnry wbo lay 'I re :<'H!I ut his teet. Th e gnawiug ot !L '•un· •'rn• atumneh net unted tho murll<'r: thr or n atun·ing cleoth sanetion.:d th•J But · • might mnkt's right " theory. nut e. This sn m(' snvnge 's roucept i on nC t•llt h·n l r<'lntiont~~hips evolved in the •·ou rHl' nf tim<', just os truly '\I\ nn~· 11ther lh·ing organism ovolvcs, nnJ •t l~' pred e:y t his obvious fad whlrh our .l mo(lern Mars ignores. Docs not history's •• lnematogrnph vividly trace that th a· 11 iou11 d~v<'lopment of the Sava~.l with etuh '' to hie stntus conseeuti\'ely iu ramil,v, tribe, dty·state. atate, nat iot\·nnd who dnrea prophesy that tonto~· row's film will not show him 111 lila interttntlonnl rolef Jn each of t ht•Mc progr<'ssivt> politil'ol units, man hna nugm<'nt('•l the iden of "work·t.oget~· cr," anti ita etrert ha1 been 10 auttn· cioUJ tbnt we have incorporated into our twentieth rentury life, the alognu 11 t•o·operatlon.' ' Do I mean to infer then, that tbie ratial, btlUeoee tea· deary, thie •• humaa aat ure to taht bt· 11 tt ncot,'' hu ~ntlrely dlappearedt By no aeaaa. Iutead of tptlnc euh
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against our common toea-vice, crime, dlseos('1 and po\'ert.y. But like a bolt from a elear aky, our onward m.areb 11
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bolflt>d by a boomerang paradox. an om ot oltnaible altruiam; in &D .,. when a detormecl·born baby "'obi ution-wide interftt; in an era whe• u entlro State is luuabled bee&u~e a balul· ful of Its elti~n• dirreprd laW' ud lyneh a prisoner; in an era whea a World Power is rebuked beeauae it de· crees death to a red·e.roa nune.-I say, in sueh an era, we hear international trumpet voices resurrecting primitive iderut nnd urging mankind to nuree and train the barbarous vestiges; for after all, wy tb'~y, "the mjgbt·maket-rlrht 11 theory is the patented panacea lor jUJ· tiee and truth. What a fatalism thiel Whot a. 11haml It the trumpet blaetJ of these war priests be true; it the doe· trine of "mu kill man" be forever a certninty,-then away with thiJ peeudohumanitarianism, and let us wade ud wallow in the blood ot wars . But common 8 ense tella me that wara are the product ot crooked thin.k.lng. Ideas are civilization 'a dyna.miCI, and times like these bring out, in bold r• lief, authors of popular political philo. ophies. France has her Velberta and Ren&ala, who tea.ch that " war iJ a necessary oceasion for t)le Jll'&Jliteetatlou of nwral fol"(!e " ; England, her ll.ahiDI, who a11lrm "the old predatory iDJtinet that be ahoufd take fto !au tile pOwer "; Germany, her Nietuchea, Bent· hardi.s and Bteinmetzea, who preaeh that 11 war itt an ordeal inatituted by God " ; our own country, & Homer Lea. who tells 01 that " war u a pet'11l&Uni human obligation. " That ad.hereue to th t>se pbtlosopbie conceptiotll hu mode Europe an armed oamp, iJ very tnct ; that there is 11 present tendeney among our own folk to aubJCrlbe to elm· ilnr ·onceptions, is evidenced by the journalistic jingoism which atriv11 to people the American mind with a myrincl of hnlludnntory fots. I am not 10 good ns to think e\•ery man my friead, nor am 1 80 fearful u to thJnk eve11 man my loe. My contention u that these accepted war .phiLoeopbJee are the product. ot a. one-aided tbialdua, and that their ideas stand fixedly in the first impression ot the storfec1 Arab who, nt even time, looked aerou the duert and, seeing tho fiaure ot a. ma.n approa.chlng, instantly leveled bit muket and murmured: " 'Th1 an enemy"i bot the form drew nearer, he lowered 1111 his gun and said: 11 ' Til a atra.npr"; and when the flgure came into foil view he dropped his mUJket and f1Ul· ning ,forward eried : u'Ti.s my bJ>Other." The popular political philoeophiet from the days of Heraclitus, wbo taoaht that ,. war ia the lather of all thlnp," have religiously enjoined m&n to ahoot h1l brothers· and yet thae are IC01'81 • among usI who are so piouly optimiltie that we rue interpretlna humanity'• progre!lll in t erms of the "Put 'a blood· rusted key", inetead of knowi.llg that we have advanced iD spite of hideoua handicap·hella. Any phiJolophie ereed whose dopa. Dl4kea trlend, foe; whoee tenets engender dJatrott and deeelt ; whose orthodoxy refuea the teleatl4e truth that war it a palllnJ phnomeaon in the procreu of eivlliaaijon,-,Ua, ipso taeto, tor ita end an armed people, whose ambition it to be Ceuar of the World. England bouts of the a., upon whlell the sun never aeb, and reeta Mr pricle· ful claim upon fteeb of clnecJ..qlata; Germany perfecb Ur .WtarJ .,.._ until ahe hilarlouly .sa,. "Dea._..,M ueber allea"; Bulla ..U. apca Mr hordee of Oo.eb, no.
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