unreasoned desire to get on top and then to punish, and go on punishing until the offender's back is broken. But if we are to be saved from the most wanton barbarism ever perpetrated, we must combat that spirit and crush that desire with all our strength. For not all suffering w

and step forth like strong sons of Light, and by meanß of scatter darkness and gloom? Nay, appeal the men and women of Britain, and ask : Is this bloody warfare the best of which you are capable, you with your culture and refinement, your noble arts, your scienoes, your great ci

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and thus, increasing fear and hatred, make more difti cult as the conflict advances the indispensable condition ot permanent peace, mutual trust and goodwill: lor there can security in fear. Yet EEAR is the one hope of many of our leading militarists, politicians, and pressmen :

li i- <'\\ ahmtdanfly evident that tar ;is the Statesmen ;iif concerned impasse lnts been la aclnd as the peace issue. Whatrver hope peace 111■ i>■ may In , it certainly does not lie with the politicians. And that is a tact \vc cannot contemplate too long too seriously. What, th

I ■ f. t 1 1.• war )• Ila ir « :iv, t!i :ir- uiii. 11;.- l:it I <r< l\ iti !i. ;i< ivi i| ..11 ii- in int 111:11 i(i') t li.it AI nil \ ■ Ihi tin' |>r' .lit i- n<>t .U"iiiL' t-« tin- war. I'.i.th Mr. I.!. (I. <>p_v < 1 Mr. ('! 111 r< •11i! mini' lis" of thr r. <•'nt Aili'.iii ::i

i]< ill'' with t lien i, in ' it" "Hi' hear? Win arc we? Hell"'.'" The answer, thus invnliiiitai ilv "iveti, ■oitlL' - r

W.•«•!», lu.' Initio calls, nil '.'o forth in bright array at t In-i r 1 •s ami *•<• 111«• auav J'.ut th.-n conns tin turn one day h'< each one IU ! Weep, though your tears spent. Acs, wei-p that men who fiyltt each other (Ain't a toe detect hfother. And see that tare has hut mot