davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-09
COURT PROVES JURIsDICTDR
JUDGE SULLIVAN CLAIMS FUEL
POWER TO AcT-AND
| DOES so
WONDERFUL GIRL" LETTERS
THEY PLAY IMPORTANT PART IN
TRIAL AND GAIN VICTORY
FOR PRiMA DONNA

Chicago, June o. Nine. Ernestne
Schuman-Heink was today granted n
divorce from William Rapp, Jr., whdss
ardent epistles breathing love and de-
votion to Mrs. Catherin Dean of NEW
York were the sensation Of the d.
|vorce suit.
The victory for the famous CON
tralto came when Superior Judge
Sullivan instructed the jury which
has heard the case to return verdict
in favor of the complainant.
The Schumann-Heink divorce hear
ing was marked Principally by the
emotional letters introduced in sup
port Of the charge Of unfaithfulness
brought against Rapp and the repeat
ed intimations that the defense would
prove allegations against the singer
which would offset the conduct chare-
ed against her husband
No attempt was made to conradicl
the authenticity of the letters credi
ed to Rapp ana written an impassiol,
ed words to Mrs. Catherine Dean 81
New YORK. sala % es5de1cs of n
defense failed to show moral obliqulty
on the part OF the opera singer.
Nine, Schumann-Hein showed her
joy at the verdict and declared ghe
would speedily Journey to the BAR
euth Wagnerian festival in which She
is to take a leading part.
In announcing his ruling Judge snI
nvan said:
There were three issues in fhis
The court finos that the cugD
plainant was a resident OF Ilffneis'
more than 80 days and the court has
jurisdiction. The second issue WaD
the statutory charge The leadins
differences of tho complainant's grt
dence have not not Deen contrcvEft
ed. The third issue was the recrtm--
inatory charges, that. although the 6e.
fendant wag proven guilty. yet ne
complainant is likewise guilty a1s1
ought MOTTO recover. There has been
no evidence to show that the Eon
plainant has been other than = gpo1
wife and has been other than chasSes
and virtuous woman. it therefoEe - y
comes the duty Of the court to N.
struct the jury to find for the cDn-
plainant."
A motion for a new trial was maize
by counsel for Rapp The arguments
in chambers which preceded the xl1-
ing was largely On the question Hne
ther in a divorce case the court hA5
the right to direct a verdict
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-09
Indlana. Warm Place

Indianapolis, Ind, June 9.-With
the government thermometer three
degrees higher at 2 o'clock this after
nooon than at the same time. yester-
day, today bids fair to eclipse all local
heat records for the season. The tenn
perature stood at 92 at o'clock to-
day. Private thermometers. on the
street level are lowering around the
100 mark. No heat prostrations have
been reported early this afternoon.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-09
Non-combatants Leave City

On Board United States Ship, Call
fernia. June 5, Mazatlan, Mex
ico.-(By wireless to San Diego, June
9. )bfoved by the plea Of 200 staryT
ing women, who besought him to end
the sufferings of the, populace by sur.
rendering the city, the military gov
ernor of Mazatlan issusd an order to-
day permitting all non-combatants who
30 desire. to vacate their dwellings,
ana enter aAe lines OF the apAstitaps ~
tionalist army which has been desiegS
ing the port for months,
=. Artillery on Beach
All the field artillery of the Mex
|ican garrison of the northern district
of Lower California is piled on the
beach at Ensenada, awaiting shipment
to Mexico City, according to report
brought to San Diego today by passen-
gers on the steamer Victoria. Only
two or there machine guns have been
retained by General vasquez, civil
and military commander of the north
ern district. The order to ship the
artillery came from Mexico City SONG
time ago., but lack kcf means delay
ed the movement Of the guns.
AS sthe city of Mazatlan has been
fer. some weeks in desperate straits
for food, and its sympathies from
1.-THE first have been as strongly con
Istitutionalist as occupation by fed
eral garrison would allow, there II
little question that the governor
permission will be seized by major
jity of the poorer classes.
The constitutionalists in return TO
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-09
Las VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, TUESDAY, JUNE ., 1914
to succeed the Huerta

rule.
An intimation that the United
States would not demand reparation
for the losses sustained at Vera Cruz
or expect to be recouped for the enor-
nous expenditures already made in
an attempt to pacify Mexico was given
to the Mexican delegates soon after
the conference opened This made it
easy for the opposing delegates to
meet harmoniously. 1t was RESPONSE
Bile largely. for the ease with which
a general understanding was reached
between them and 1t lent consistency
to the American demand that consid-
GRAFTON be given to the constitutional
list cause.
After a long conference between
the mediators and the Mexican dele
gates, it was learned that the counter
proposals of the United States were
entirely satisfactory, but the Mexican
delegates expressed confidence that
in few more conversations the
points of disagreement would be ad-
justed.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-09
ROOT and Smith
ARGUFYis.0N TOLLS
.HAY-PAuNcEFoTE TREATY MO
: TIFF OF SPIRITED ENCOUNTER
BETWEEN SENATORS

Washington, june 9-Senator Smith
OF Michigan resumed his speech in
opposition to the Panama canal tolls
repeal bill today. He criticised Sena-
tor Root for favoring repeal of toll
exemption and declared the senator
helped prepare the first Hay-Paunce.
fote treaty which was put to its death
by Overwhelming American indigna-
ton
L wish that the senator from New
York were here so that might ask
him if he approved of its DEATH" said
Senator Smith.
At that instant Senator Root enter
ed the chamber and Senator Smitl
repeated his remarks.
'I did approve its death, because /
did not afford the United States al
opportunity for military protection o
the canal, said Senator Root.
Senator Root added that while h
was a member Of the cabinet ct tn
time the treaty was submitted to tn
senate he had no knowledge of tn
treaty until 1t was sent to the senate
Senator Smith insisted that the toll
repeal was urged by President Wilso
to make an ally out or England in tn
Iafexican situation
"If the United States woula onl
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-09
FIVE BODIES RECOVERED

Caraquet N. b.. June Give nlpre
bodies of seamen who lost their lixns
in Fridays terrific gale and snDw
storm, have been recovered after ns.
ing washed ashore. This brings fro;
number of known dead to IA. H1'
seamen were still missing today. Fuu
schooners are known to have guns
down
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-09
Four Death. At Detroit

Detroit, Mich, June 9.--Up to this
afternoon the intense heat of the last
three days had resulted i'm four
deaths, driving a young woman insane
and Frustrated at least 10 other per-
sons according to police, reports. The
government street thermometer regis
tered ss degrees. early IN the after
'4ooh. b Asa
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-09
RosE cARN.vAk oPENs

Portland. Ore. June s.-Portland 8
eighth annual rose carnival week was
opened today with the city gayly dec
Grated and thronged visitors. The
opening feature was 4 water pageant
in honor Of the arrival Of the Queen
Of Rosario" who came up the William
ette river IN a flower-bedecked royal
barge, escorted BY squadron Of 19e
ships.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-09

Washington, June 9.-Secretary OF
States Bryan, after a conference WIN
President Wilson on the Mexican sit
nation. before the regular cabinet
meeting today, announced that botn ne
and the president were hopeful the
constihltionalists would participate in
the mediation negotiations at Niagara
Falls.
The secretary of state left for New
Jersey after making this statement but
il was apparent he was much encour-
aged over the present prospect for sue
cess of the mediation conferences. His
increased hopes, it is believed here,
were based on reports that had reach
ed him from agents of the constitu'
tionalists here, who have been In COM
munication with General Carranza at
SaltilIo. What is the exact nature OF
General Carranzas attitude toward
the recent communication from the
mediators has not yet been disclosed.
It was learned that partial reply to
the mediators' proposals had been re-
ceived from the constitutionalist CHIEF
by his confidential agent, Rafael Zur
bsran, but that not all the informar
tion desired had been received. Fur
ther communication from General Car
raniza was. expected later today. In
view of this. it was deemed likely Car
ranza's answer to the mediators would
not be forwarded to Niagara Falls to-
day. ~
zubaran procured direct wire into
Juarez last night and forwarded to
Carranza information on the situation
here. for which the constitutionalist
chief had made request before com;
rseting a formal statement of his po,
sition. When all the information de
sired from General Carranza reaches
here it would put in diplomatic form
bv Zubaran and forwarded lillhe
diately to Niagara Falls.
mo word had been received In dlpio
matte quarters today concerning the
disposition of the Antilla's cargo ol
arms and ammunition bound for the
Tampico. Though there was an eyi
dent expectation that some steps
would bestaken by the mediators o.
the United States government to pre-
vent the landing of these war stores
constitutionalists professed to have
no information Of such possipility
Secretary Bryan would not discuss
this.
At the cabinet meeting there wa
general discussion of the peace pro
posals drafted by the Washington ad
ministration and forwarded to NiagarI
Falls. It was declared there were NJ
changes from the general outline 0
settlement formulated by the media
tors.
When Mr.. Bryan conferred with tn
president he was accompanied by Joh1
Lind who has been serving as tn
special representative Of the state d.
partment in dealing with the constitt
tutionalists' representatives in Wasl
ington. 1t was Mr.. Lind's first visit t
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-09
Kansas civ sweIters

Kansas City, June 9.-High temper
atures prevailed through eastern and
southern Kansas and in this part OF
Missouri today. Pittsburg, Kas., re-
ported the mercury at 98 degrees at
noon, i rec6u Tor fsrs years.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-09
CONTINUED on Page Five,
TO-DAY IN CONGRESS

Washington, June s.-senate: Met
at IL a. m.
Debate on Panama canal tolls repeal
bill resumed.
House: Met at II 3. m.
Debate resumed on sundry civil ap-
preparation bill
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-09
EXPLICITLY PROVIDES FOR THE
ABOLISHMENT OF OLD REGIME
and ESTABLISHMENT OF new
Will Not Claim Indemnity For Losses at
Vera Cruz
MUCH VAUN1ED BLOCKADE WAS A mere MYTH

Huerta Squadron vanshes Without Leaving Address-Prov
siopal President Reviews Guard at ChaputepeC
That AntiIa viii Land and Discharge Cargo unmoested
Starving Women in Mazatlan Ask Permission TO Enter
Lines OF Constuonaist Army-RumorS OF
Fighting at Hemosllo Denied
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-09
VANDALISM OF suFFRAcETTE
airminsham ENGLAND. June "a

suffragette vandal, armed with q
butchers cleaver, today DESTROYED the
PORTRAIT Of Boy" by George Rom
|ney in the birmingham art gallery,
When arrested she gave the name Of
Miss Ryland.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-09

give the A B c mediators free hand
the occasion. for the passage of the
bill lwould be removed" said the SEN
ator.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-09

GENERALLY fair to-
night and Wednesday,
not much change in
temperature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05
QUEEN MARY IS
Console RED POOR
IN CONVERSE
Talks Well tor q While. But
Suddenly Stops Allowing
Embarrassing Silence TO
Ensue,


LONDON Apri queen MARY f
poor rouNeit BtonulH, according %
har mte rceot ertIra
on anWcDu hCirs brought up In
he % ~ Fall sae Win Dcpn ip tnl,
with remarkable felicity setting tho
either at ease ana 1elirhUug hlnl
Then. alI of d uddcn she suddenly
Cfaars. tu arule silence suprrVeuca.
and tbr nihef doe uoi Know Whffh D.
~ brpuh Che paUsa nr fiip 0wn} The
fact me queen inllH wen hy dint
of concentrations thlN does MOI always
lua untf mo pnd 10 the conversation.
and 0nrr the thread iH broken she
grows ahfuartcd thinking % some
dining yiae
% m uggoWod ihnt tor mnlouy has
adopted iho lca, noi new ~ many
politicians, of posting herself on "a
subject thn che knows she Will bc
r4llcd Hpou az Discuss Mles Mnriri
wilson ono of Inc MOST popular girls
boo mieiH carried this dca ono to
perfection ard tbfroht won ibe fcVu
tatlnh III loine me az hc most inter-
clipn W0mru n EnaIand sho aup-
ported t her nNn oNueusr q former
g1vanC# and lha only dowand that
she nodc u rlurn Wna Up ho rOnfhpd.
Whou thrrc wls io De party Gt
Tuny croft hrr father residence,
Mixes Milenn Wpull eond lho Royorncss
the nDmet ~ lny celebrities Nho wore
tn aitrnd aud notf daN when the goy
rfBpae h8d boon 10 me lliilsh mt
scum libmry. sho would dispatch 70
rembfie prerN af what tines bad
wfiiton ana dome ~ lhat AiiHa WHF0u
could tnlk a. them Win absolute fIe
milhfitY abm their achievements.
COufl Customs Not Understood.
a matter thut tho court ofnrinlf
hayc feil u neeees4iy NJ imprrss upon
furodurfg prefntfd 40 tho King md
pHeen Is that use fnrl thoy have heen
presented 20 tnuri does not afrN nll
the privileges thm sometime ulg
Westei Nobody who hng not Eccu
presented ai IL ro0r or leycp cIu hc
nrkad tu meet tho Ring and queen hul
THE furl th4t thtV hnYt been presented
docs not mean ihHi ihey win bee in
vited t0 meet ihrir muioHiies un some
other ofrngion.
Tho presentation 0i courts or levecq
has BOO further results fhnu the np
pefnuee 0f thc names af he present
ga in the following maruin's papers f
N aUnfcra na privilege except ihnt ul
cnfW when invited 20 ID foreign pni-
hamt abfoad. The suggestion thdi
preHrnteea hrn cntIilrd 90 receive a' 4
lcns one Invitation 10 state bail.
m0He anp authority THO liai ~ u
YiiHN0ns f0f royal funrllDna are CONE
piled from thp book containing thc
nHHieH 0l Rota presented H court hui +
in ihf tlfA place Tire lofa chamberlain
mahc out the lfts Hnd thon the1 arc
carefully ssfHtlWsed 81 tho auors
IL. has .laaf 4.Intt IL Iun lrIIf tI.f tNgff .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05
Miss Bina NJ. West and . Pile OF
Bonds.

NlAhN AAAANM W. NNhHA Nff" 90 ~ ~
Bonds.
In thrift on the scale Of big hnanc-
Inc women have made record here
this year, by the reinyestment Of in
torest on dollar Men fnanciers
cannot excel this; perhaps there is
no trust or insurance company which
can equal IL.
Before the January | coupon cut
ting began in the head Offices Of the
Ladies Of the Maccabees Of the
World which employs only women.
plans and preparations had been
made TO have the coupons cashed
and reiuvested Immediately With
rigid requirement. as 70 the safety
Of investment the semi annual RE-
investing process is a test Of efici-
ency and wit The record made
this year By Miss Bina N West, The
supreme commander Of this, The
largest fratefnal beneficiary society
exclusively for women 10 the world,
shows women 10 be peers Of men
wen Ia business which runs into
the millions
From rs inception about twenty
years AFRO Miss West and tie other
women organizers Of This Society
have mudo The chance TO show The
highest business acumon OF their seE
M matters OF great Importance The
Ladies OF TIE Maecabees Of tie
World now have outstanding inur
auce for Sl7G000000 and l10,H00
members IN 1872 when Miss Yves.
set herself 70 The pioneer task OF
providing insurance for women, her
equipment consisted Of one desk and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05

mant1 or. tn'. Gee the tablets Do original
''ale' tupe "t'h directions enclosed
Miss HeIra asks Fl am sorev afflicted
ava want yolf best advice. am tr5ublsd
WIN e9ftrc and too much flesh on fat
9tnert'
Answer Manly cases 20 roitre coming nm.
u,t my attention have yielded 90 treatment
th7 ueRppeneu almost tHtally THE in
tir'Htuts iu 1-Erain arb0lonc tablets are
usea roia 20 reduce gultre and 90 remove
sapti tIu9us tlt ON the human body 7 ad-
,isgs f,l 81 opialn a sealed tube with direc-
.Naleria' writes u am suffering with
hllipusncss sfomach and kidney tropbiea +
. takc9" MAJ s"'l
Answer For The troubles YOU mention.
The best remedy t8 purify the blood ana NIX
'h me hNgr ANA kidneys is Three grain
..slnhern tablets. tnot sulphur tahletsl Get
theae from YOUR druggist 600 scaled tune
Win ful directions These ucf pla5eanft,e
and To taken regularly they viii rraiiuaiiv
effect relief BY purifying the blood YOUR
dsapopiie yuu should take tablets fr,.-
pepiine with the sulpherb tablets
"ChIldren' Your chncren should be ri,op
the following 30 CORRECT Them on hed wsitin-,
iiiriule guhrns dram, unywre rhua mas
WAtr frlnisr comp flnid halraworf ~
.iife TO % u drops n water one hoar hs-
'.ie '"'as TINS Is eso9 tor young and o'i
DOCTOR 81 should he very grateful far a
remedy '9r eaiatrh have suffered
hretth pain Zee ny head and throat pls,s'
irl me what Co do"
Answers have found anusepHc vu,,s
powder t' De the best remedy f1r c4far.b
N ihe hood and throat Many letters he
teteiNod lfnm people who are thankful M
he cured of thfa frnnaful iiesfta. f4
ans wen stocked drue store ana purehase .
tNe ounce nrtglull paclsaee or nutsapt,
Niane powder Cleanse the uastriH mon
hand wash aado by mixing ane-har ~,
INi ht the powder % "a pima of Wafar
VS. MIS- two or ihreo times i dav fH
,.iA alalliit daliA ano teasneaalul E f-
lAhn powder and one ounce 90 Lard ~ Yae.
NHe tse nils treatment at Intervals d.
prevent return
anxious Mah1" writes "Aly hair
t3iiihe out 81 rapidly chat ] ana pory nttf. +
htfAlN iH'l shAii soon Dec bald. hl,e
mis- scalp Go itch
AHswur Yen can ston YOUR hair fr,r
talns. stop daudruff ana make your halr
s'if AVID uuffy m you WIZ nurenaes =
iar e plain sciiau minyol ANA use AL.
.'fHIns 81 diTectIuns. lt win nromnfe ,
aeaii hN head of har and brings back ne
intense natural COLOR
eeo NJ writes Nore ihan a ycar are
ffcriFed astug benefit from one me-
eifipilan Yuu saw me. aud NOW mv tfan
a's ~ Hue ~ Kidneys Sc ann writing f5rI
adtfco lately have had swelling Under
etes. aHa 20 tHe feet ANA ankles. ass +es
t=.+-tis4 tRlls4+ ana weak, while ni4 -hs,a
aehfs and THE urinary passaec + aitans,5
wi{h raia end bad adors
Answer have found that haimwo,t
.ea.s,s afe Hie mos benenciai treatment
alsafirfea kidney and bladder Obtain in
scaled tables elth uu directions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05
LReDocroR,s
g4DvICE4
8r Dt: ZewzS B.ghoy "

Tho questions answered below are gen.
efh ln character The symptoms or diseases
are given ana the answers should ans
ply TO any case of similar nature.
lnosn wishing further advice free. mar
address Dr. Lewis Baker, College Bldg. Col.
Nss "s"d stsr Dayton, o. enclosing self.
addressed stamped envelope for rsplv Fnu
name ana address must Dee GlvCu. but only
lhtials or fictitious name win he used n
mf answers Hhc prescriptions can be filled
ny ANY Well.siocNcd drug store. ANY drug
sist can order on wholesaler.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05

Every one fresh. cscan, tested
stamped aud guaranteed. Gentry's
eggs IN scaled boxes at JafTas Ma.
lows. Hawking
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05

Results from journal Want AIS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05

month or tnn Get The tablets u original
''aled tube with directions enclosed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-19
STREET MATTERS OCCUPY
MINDS OF CITY FATHERS
COUNCIL RATIFTES ACTION TO
DEFRAY EXPENSE FOR
TUTUILLA BRIDGE.

Three ordinances and two petitions
for the vacation OF streets composed
the principal matters for discussion
at the adjourned meeting OF the city
council last evening.
An ordinance ratlfying the action
OF Mayor Dyer in agreeing with the
county court TO defray half OF the
expense OF steel for the construction
OF a bridge on Tutuilla street at the
western limits OF the city was passed.
The cost OF the steel is little over
$3.50. NQ
An ordinance defining more accur-
ately the precautions which shall be
taken by contractors in safeguarding
the public on streets and walks under
improvement was introduced. This
grows out OF the recent arrest OF
Charles Duke for falling to place a
light in front OF torn-up walk. II
was found the existing ordinance did
not cover this point. The new ordi-
rance is much more strict. The ordi-
mace committee asked for week in
which TO consider Il.
The third ordinance established
grades on parts Of Matlock and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-19

II IS wholly reasonable TO suppose
the five per cent rate increase grant
ed by the interstate
The Freight commerce commits
Rate Decision. sion TO the eastern
railroads viii have a
stimulating effect on business and to
that extent the decision is welcome.
For many months the railroads and
the bulk OF the press have been cry
ing out for that rate increase. Most
all the big eastern newspapers have
been berating the commerce commits
sion daily because II hesitated in
granting the request
II is more than probable the rail-
roads have been over cautious re-
garding Improvements so as TO impress
the commission II that is the case
they now have what they want and
should be willing TO go ahead.
Whether the railroads were Justly
entitled 20 the increase is another
question
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-19
THE COMING WORLD RECONSTRUCTION

the congress. With the terror OF Ma
poleon before him. even the car had
abandoned his earlier sympathy for
liberalism: TO Metternich II was a
contagious disease 10 be stamped out
whenever and wherever II appard. lest
It spread and infect all Europe. or
course in 1914 none OF the European
governments were democratic; Meth
er monarchs nor ministers. under
stood or cared to know what the or
dinary man said or thought or hoped.
The congress OF Vienna is perhaps
the most signal catastrophe OF mon
archlcal statecraft in history.
Giving no heed TO the spirit Of
their own age. the reactionary states
men of 1914 adopted as the basis for
their work the principle named by
Tallyrand Legitimacy" This meant
the restoration. as far as possible, OF
conditions as they had been lmmedi-
ately before the outbreak OF the
French revolution. The period from
1889 to 1914. with all the stirring
changes and new ideas which II had
brought forth. was a ghastly night
mare to be forgotte1 as soon as pos
sible This simple but fatal plan
could not. It is true. be completely
carried out, for the great powers
which had united to overthrow Ma
polecn we're clamoring for compen-
sation for their labors. and an undig-
nified scramble for added territory
and power was but III concealed by
magnificent phrases and humanitari-
an formulas. Russia. Austria, Prus-
sia and Great Britain all contrived to-
add materially to their possessions. In
true constructive craftsmanship the
congress was bankrupt. II Is true
that Alexander and Metternich
dreamed OF a permanent alliance or
concert" OF Europe for the preser-
walton OF the peace and the maintn-
ance Of treaties. But with these pur-
poses were associated others which
made their state system an engine OF
reaction and opposition.
The coming reconstruction must be
popular. not monarchical: in the in
terest of society, not OF its rulers. |
The mcr wh plon II must lie indeed /
far seeing statsmen who know their
world as the men OF 1914 failed 10 1
know theirs. They must have SYM
pathetic insight into the life and the
manifold ideals OF their generation.
II they close their eyes to the appeal