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EDITORIAL PAGE
CAN A WAR BE SO GHEAT'
TUa Cleveland Leader o£ July
2Sth, iu an editorial ander the abov
caption on the possibility of the
armed conflict that is now going on
in Europe said that it was u con
dition of affairs that it was almost.
Impossible to realize could come
about. But the impossible hus
coma to diss and tha dogs of war
are now tearing at each others'
throats in a struggla that give*
promise of changing the political as
pect of almost the entire civilized
world. It e.iys:
"Tfce very immensity of the war
which would follow armea
luteinentio.i by Russia in the quar
rel between Austria-Hungary an
Servia makes such :i conflict seem
beyond belief, it is alincst im
possible realize that ten trillion
soldiers, all trained carefully and
well equipped, may take the field,
•with ten million more called to
the colors for reserve duty.
"The world has never witnessed
such forces iu action. There is
nothing Jn the long, bloody story
of wars and conquests to match
the vastnesg of the armies whici'
would be set in motion if Austria
Hungary. Germany and Ita'.y
fought Russia r.ud France, to say
nothing of Great Britain and t'n
Balkan states, v.hich could hard.y
keep out t-f the tremeudous stru? •
gie. There have been times when
more of '.he known globe was in
volved iu war, but thou number-*
were muck smaller.
" Americans often forget in think
ing of tie rapid growth of the
New World, that Kuropean coun
tries have increased so much in
population iu the last century
that they make tin utmcst re
sources of the war lords in Napo
leon's time seem relatively smal'.
tneu Russian hid not more thai
the present population of France
Germany possessed less thaa hal:
as much material for armies as
it has today. The United Kingdom
has more than doubled ill numer
ical strength. Even France is
nearly twi e as populous as it was
when the roign of terror broke out
and the boundaries of the king
Join began to change.
"If war comes between the Triple
Alliance and the two greut na
tions which stand opposed to th-.M
central powers of Europe, nearly
400,000,000 human beings will 1>
involved i.i the huge conflict, at
least in theory. If Great Britain
shoulj be drawn into the war thr
toial population of the empires
and lesse.* states taking uart in
the struggle would be at least
775,000,000 if no* S00,000,000.
whicii me::ns more than half of
the inhabli.'.nts of the earth.
"Such fJCts stagger the imagina-;
tion. They imply derangement o* j
the ordinary course of life for sn j
large a part of the people of the
civili?ed wirld that it seems im-j
possible so vast a t'isaster could
befall mankind. Indeed it is the
immensity of the forces which j
confront i%r.ch other in the present
crisis in Europe which ma-w-j war
almost beyond belief.
"I£ so 'errible a conflict were be
State of Ohio, Cltj- or Toledo, )
;• ss. !,
Lucas County. ^
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ,
he is senior partner of the firm of F. j
J Cheney & Co., doing business lni
the City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay ,
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL-j
LARS for «a^h and every case of f
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the, .
use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. j ;
FRANK J. CHENEY. J j
Sworn to before me and subscrib-i "
ed In my presence, this 6th day of
December, A. D. 1886.
A. W. GLEASON, | -
(Seal.) Notary Public.!
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter- ■
nally, and atts directly on the blood
iwid mucous surfaces of the system, 1 ,
Send for testimonials free.
Run it wt»um oo wuuiij uui ut
question ; > set bounds to its rav
ages Mo man could foresee its
consequences, The effect upon
trade and industry and upon tlio
balance of power between nations
and grouos of nations, the possi
bilities of turning tlio currents of
half tho world's growth into dif
ferent channels and the fearful
chances of battle on sea and land
and in the air, might prove so rev
uluticuary that the boldest states
man may well recoil in dismay
j !roiu tho f'rst step which would
.'lake peaca impossible.
"Kuropo will not iduugo lightly
into tho chaos of a war beyond all
precedent or imagination. If the
i vast struggle comes its beginning
will be proof that the strongest
| meu in the government of the
greatest nations of ha Old World
j could sen 110 way of escape from
■. conflict which fills them with
the darkest forbodings."
It's a rare man who would an
swer his daughter's husband's re
quest for a father's blessiug with
four bullets.
"The story," says Coventor
Johnson, "is an unqualified fal*-.
hood and a base fabrication." Spok
en line T. R. himself!
The army worm is making a gal
lant effort to prove that it is worsr.
than a ilexican war.
By unanimous newspaper do* 1
sion M. Caiilaux is awarded the
i rui waving championship of t h«
world.
Wuetker as plaintiff or defend
1 m t, Colonel Roosevelt evid«itlj
i-ouiitj on having a perfectly bally
time in every libel suit.
Senator nurlon should also in
form his colleagues what the
mileage graft amounted to in th
reign of Rameses.
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Rainier Beer :a also kept in bot
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an-) today it is the
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