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a thousand Interested or affected
laiiure of an administration mess
in Congress.
The Ooolidgels Are Liked.
(Washington Letter. Springfield Re.
publican.)
Neither the President nor any of
his close tricnds has even hinted in-
directly that he will be or will not
be a candidate for another term. it
is not the Coolidge habit to make
announcements so tar in advance. It
he retains his present great popular-
ity. it is-dilticuit to see what or
who can prevent him having anoth~
or term. And the odds are very
much that he will retain it. Nothing
which happens in Congress appears
to affect it adversely. And this is
because it is a personal popularity
and not dependent in any important
degree upon political leadership or
the fortunes of his party.
The simplicity oi the Coolidge
home life. its old-fashioned Ameri-
csnism. his devotion to his (other,
the charm of Mrs. Coolidge. little
stories such as the one oi how he
insisted on using the Bible his
grandfather gave- him at his inau-
hursl—thsse are the thinrs which
armor the (resident against the
blunders or failures of political lead.
erehlp. That picture or the Presi-
dent'- son. John Coolidge. rldhs “1
the old farm wagon with his grand-
father. for example. is the sort 01'
thing which adds- to the oontidence
in the President. Those "0 “I.
800th Anniversary of Gmuusw,
(Current History.) ‘_
Hugo Grotius. celebrated Du
Jurist. was the founder ot int .
tionai law. The modern dove]
mtnts in this Klein 0! Jurisprude’
may be traced back to the m w
ments in Iln's tield oi juisprude -
Grotius rests. his “Law of War an
Pence." published in Paris in 10 I
Since then it has been translated i
to nearly every language at th
world. in the course or this v‘A
year—iszfi—attsr a lapse of th
centuries, o. fortielh newly revise
edition appeared. I
To grasp the signilicance or
great Dutch scholar's achieves: .'
it is necessary to place one's self :1
the period during which the H‘
wss written. and to trace the dot
opment of the international
from the Middle Ages to the
when Grotlus wrote. The lenilty
war was not questioned in the
die Ages and'lor long sli-
thereto. War was accepted as
special but necessary phanomeon
templ- were made. especially by“ _
church. to check its ravages. ‘
the right to wage war. even I
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