Life — March 19, 1908 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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oo Youth Ty" IE publishers of Robert W. Chambers’s recent novel describe it as a glowing love story with this theme: “The safety of ty rests with the newer generation. It tas illusions, ideals, hopes.” But why write another novel about a ing so often exploited? Literature of the past and the news of the day teem with testimony thereof. ‘‘Catch them young,” remarked Mulvaney, on the eve of taking Lungtungpen. ‘The President,” says the Washington Post, “has made up his mind that the Navy will never be as effective in fact as it is in theory until officers possess- ing the aggressiveness of youth are placed in control.” That grand young man, Joseph G. Cannon, has been named, for the third time, for Speaker of the House. Young Mr. Bryan, with his car to the ground, hears the invincible tread of ad- vancing hosts, and diffidently defers to the will of the people. The Pope, in selecting two French clergymen for clevation to the cardinalate, has chosen comparatively young men: the Archbishop of Rheims and the Bishop of Marseilles. ‘They are, respectively, but sixty-five and fifty-eight years old,” says a cable dispatch, ‘so they may be expected to give a more vigorous kead to any future convocation of Bishops.” “Ring out the old, ring in the new,” as Tennyson unfeelingly insisted, in secking arhyme for “true.” “Youth,” says Joseph Conrad—but we cannot quote an entire tale. Age we do abhor thee, youth we do adore thee. Commercially speaking, you come cheap, thereby enabling us to pay the usual dividend, and even to lay aside alittle reserve fund for legal expenses when the district attorney drops in. “Ah, si jeunesse savait!” sang the poct. He might better have saved his sighs. It is only the ignorance of youth that keeps the rest of us going. 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