New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1916, Page 9

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Does|in Westminster chapel vesterday tragis mistake that he has declined to [ and the joys and comforts of hor | gressive violence and crime. murder of Captain F'ryatt, of the noc- | any one suppose that peace would be We are living at the most peril- | express any opinion as to the moral | and church to make new markets f is true that the president of (he [ turnal deportations of Belgians and [ honorable, which regarded the as-|ous hour that has come to us in this | issues. merchants. They went in answer A WESTMINSTER | United States, after two years of study | French into slaver He knows of | sailants and the defenders of human- | vear. The most subtle perils arel “I am not considering the govern-|a high call on behalf of righteousned for these people reparation for thelr|ing of unarmed passenger ships like | “These things are black and vile.| war.” “The good intentions of President | miss from Westminster chapel did n wrongs, and for humanity lasting se-| the Lusitania and Arabia. without | The very thought of them on Christ-| The Rev. G. Campbell Morgan said | Wilson are sadly marred by his most | leave profes it of the question and innumerable | German connivance at Armenian mas- | ity as having in view the same ends? | threatening us. now, and these are|ment. I pray for them, and I believe notes, seems to helieve that the object | sacres, and vet he is of the opinion | What kind of unity of alm do you ex- | created by the astutencss of Germany | they will be led rightly. But in think- | of freedom | of the groups of belligerents is the|that the nations, who are leagued to | pect between wolves and sheep dogs | and the good intention of, I do not say | ing of the nation and the attitude of | “To consent now to any peace tha | same. disarm this evil demoniac of national | over the fleeces of torn lambs? America, but of the president of the | the peaple toward this whole question | falls short of the r tion of who Dean Ryle Relers to Note Ag| e xnows that Germany retusea militarism have the same air in view | “Peace on the basis of such a hypo- | American republic. of peace, I am terribly = afraid, lest, | high ideals is to admit we were wron| y oo, buen o e o | EURGROR B R Sl B e G e B e e S S e O S o GO Ry WD Bl s ° . rejected every overture to prevent ‘“President Wilson has either in a | interval for recuperation before re-|an astute and clever diplomacy which | it was for the \-,.;vmv of xgrcmm‘k Fr?: :y)'v\lix'; vn;:: )\-‘lt‘f\ru»h -:‘m' 11 e ‘Fg:'s Evidence of Abel‘l‘fl[lofl war. He lknows that his own country- | fit of mental aberration sent the wrong | newing his insatiable passion for the | is endeavoring fo cast the blame for | the right of nations and for the safe- | Far hotter dofeat and death for right men have poured money like water to | note, or he had entirely misappre- | hegemony of the world and the de-| this war upon those who decline to | guarding of freedom that we entered | cousness than ease and quict by hended the European situation, ( struction” of his rivals with a savage | accept the responsibility. the war. The boys whose presence wo | compromise with false ideals.” and truth following the flaming tore] > assist the destitute and outraged rem- nants af the little Belgian people, whose treaty rights were violated and Herbert dward Ryle, dean of West- | whose frontiers were invaded before 2 minster, preaching in the Abbey yes- | war was declared. He knows of the - . 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