BY HERBERT S. HOUSTON

DELEGATE TO THE CONGRESS FROM THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE

UNITED STATES

The President of the United States has spoken in strong, sane words, in

the message to Germany published this morning, and the country will be

behind him and with him to a man. In the clear logic of a great mind the

distinction is made that no agency of warfare should be employed that,

by its own limitations, cannot respect the accepted rules of war. That

argument I believe will be accepted by the neutral nations and ultimately

by the world. In effect, it is a declaration that if there is to be war

it must be conducted according to the rules of the game, according to the

rules and limitations which Germany and the other nations of the world

have set up through the centuries.

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