Arizona republican

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John Franklin Fort,

John Franklin Fort, of East Or

ange, N. J., who has just been ap

pointed as a member of the federal

trade commission, is a Republican, a

former justice of the supreme court

of New Jersey and has been a spe

cial envoy at different times from

the United States to the Dominican

I Republic and to Haiti. He succeeds

.George Rublee, who was never con

firmed, for m six-year term.

rect bearing upon the war situation, a

situation close to the hearts of all

thinking men and women. The dean's

remarks "were as follows:

There is a phrase in one of our

prayers that we use here Sunday after

automobile, and along with the auto

mobile goes a book of instructions. The

instructions are not bondage prescribed

by the maker of the machine: they

show us the ways of getting the best

use out of the machine. One man says

"Liberty is license, liberty is the absence

iof law; I can do with my machine as

I please, and am free ot disobey every

Sunday which no tiouot at sometime suggestion." He discovers that his free

o- other, perhaps always, has Caught o0ra ends in bondage, and that it is a

anu fixed your attention. Because it j long, long walk home! The same thing

is one of those tricks of language js true pf our physical natures. There

holding in solution as it were, com- are certain physical laws, and freedom

Lining and identifying, two ideas which js found in service, in glad obedience

on thr surface seem to lie antagonistic. I to them.

contradictory, and mutually repellant; j There are certain other laws wrought

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Arizona republican. (1917). Phoenix, Ariz., 1917-03-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020558/1917-03-28/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Arizona republican, 1917-03-28.