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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-28

The Jewish dream OF centuries
will now be realized as Palestine
Takes her place in the Sun" and
becomes free and independent state
and a power among the nations of
the world.
The Federation OF American Zion
list Societies is endeavoring to raise
800, 900 1000 to rehabilitate Jerusa-
lem and Palestine, and 1t will do it..
1t has the will, the genius and the
laudable ambition to accomplish its
grand purpose.
Despite the fact that SO many ma
lions desolated by war are being aid
ed by America and that gratuities are
being showered upon many deserv-
ing charities. there is still liberal
hand for the Holy Land. In order
that the burden may not fall toe
heavily on the few u is suggested
that an opportunity be given where
by everybody may do his bit, and
like 1t.
An enthusiastic Association OF
lions friends. including many very
prominent Jewish people Of this
country have hit upon pleasing
and effective way of increasing the
great Zion fund by many millions,
This coterie has contracted with Mr.,
George l.. Hutchin. author and pro-
Queer, to exploit his stupendous and
thrilling story of Zion entitled, "Ju.
darael."
It is the purpose Of the Associa.
ton to exhibit the "Judarael" photo.
play under the auspices Of the local
branches of the Federation OF Amer.
1ican Zionists and to donate fifty
(5O) per cent Of the net proceeds
from such exhibitions to the FEEDER.
alton Of American Zionist Societies
for the rehabilitation OF Jerusalem
and Palestine.
When "Judarael" receives its final
touches OF artistry 1t will be mas
terpiece. The finest technical direc'
tors and the most talented artists In
filmdom are being employed to make
this gigantic photoplay the wonder
of modern times.
| Those having the matter In hand
have deemed 1t expedient to send a
large company OF screen stars to the
Holy Land to photograph many OF
the more important and thrilling
scenes of the cinema. Scores OF the
most noted Jewish actors and ac-
tresses are volunteering their pro-
fessional services for this tour OF
tours. They wish to help the cause
and they are anxious that the proper
Interpretation OF Zion ideals be CIV
en- the production.
"Judareal," while on a scale OF
magnitude never before attempted
will be the last word in the screen art
1t symbolizes the noble Jewish char
acter in one who triumphs through
belief in the One True God.
Overtures have been made to tn
British government for permission o.
this film expedition to go to Jeru
salem and take the scenes necessar!
for the completed production. ant
ample assurances are not wanting
that the request will be granted. ant
that General Allenby and his heroi
army will lend every assistance II
their power to successfully complete
the undertaking.
The expedition at this time deem
it expedient to go via the Paciri
touching at Honolulu, Yokohama
lTokio, Manila. Hong Kong and othe
great. ports enroute. 1t Is the pla
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. CHAAIBERLAIN's TABLETS

These Tablets are intended espe-
cially for disorders of the stomach,
liver and bowels. II you are trou-
bled with heartburn. indigestion or
constipation they will do you good.
Advt.
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A horn to be carried on the rear Of
an automobile, which sounds automat.
lcally when the Sar IL backed, has been
been invented by woman.
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A. A. sCHEBY.
The east 49.5 feet Of the west
1912 feet of Lot 6. Block 80.
Frontage 49.5 feet-..---...-.$70.7s
A. A. SCHEBY and
ORIN NJ. MYLER.
The east 24.75 feet Of the west
1855 feet of Lot 6, Block So.
Frontage PATS feet........-..$S5.S9
ORlN M. MYLER.
The west 57.76 feet Of the east
1906 feet Of Lot 6, Block 80,
Frontage SITS feet............$S2.5S
FRlEDA X. EDMUNDs.
The east 117.3 feet Of Lot s,
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Description of Property

u.
Description OF Property
owner Assessment
y. f. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot l. Temple Heights Addition.
Total frontage 1882 feet. (less
so feet for corner). Frontage
1882 feet
J. L. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot .. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage so
J. L. CARBON and
A. II. HOMER.
Lot 3. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 60 feet.
J. L. CARBON and
A. II. HOMER.
Lot 4, Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage so feet..............$71.50
J. +. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot s. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 80 feet..............$114.40
~. E. CARBON and
IA. r. HOMER.
Lot 8. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 1852 feet........s1ss.s4
J. E. CARBON and
A. II. HOMER.
Lot .. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 49.ss feet...........$70.61
J. E. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot 10, Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 71.2 feet..........$101.82
J. E. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot II. Temple Heights Addition.
Frontage 80 feet..............$114.40
J. z. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot IL. Temple Heights Addition
Frontage 70 feet............$100.10
J. E. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot IS. Temple Heights Addition.
I Frontage 1922 feet........$259.14
]. E. CARBON and
A. r. HOMER.
Lot IA, Temple Heights Addition
Frontage 40 feet .$57,2 20
J. Z. CARBON and
A. X. HOMER.
Lot 15. Temple Heights Addition
Frontage SO feet........-.....$71.5(
J. Z. CARBON and
AR. HOMER.
/ Lot is. Temple Heights Addition
Frontage 51.76 feet.........$74.O2
]. E. CARBON and
A. R. HOMER.
Lot II. Temple Heights Addition
Frontage S4.91 feet.......$121.42
OREGON SHORT LINE
RAILROAD COMPANY
The east 100 feet of Lot 8, Block
36. Plat "A" Logan Farm Sur.
vey in Section 33. Township IL
| North. Range / East of the Salt
Lake Base and Meridian. Front,
age 700 feet..............$1O01.OC
and is due and payable in five equal
installments as follows:
The first installment becomes de.
linquent May 10, 1918.
The second installment becomes
delinquent March 20. 1919.
The third installment becomes de-
linquent March 30. 1920.
The fourth installment become.
delinquent March 90. 1921.
The fifth installment becomes de-
linquent March 90, 1922.
Each of said installments shall
draw interest at the rate of six pei
cent per annum from the 23d day
of March, 1918. and II any or either
of said installments shall be un
paid when they become delinquent
interest thereon shall be eight pei
cent per annum until such delinquent
assessments are fully paid. Said Ia,
shall be enforced and collected as In
other cases of special taxes and II
not paid the property on which said
levy is made will be advertised and
sold according to law.
i All special taxes are payable al
my office in the Arimo Block. 1sO
North Main Street, Logan. Utah.
LINNIE M. TELFORD,
i City Treasurer and Collector
| Of Special Taxes.
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WILLIAM wANGsGARD.

WILLIAM wANGSGARD.
The east Sc feet of the west
1888 feet Of Lot /, Block 46.
Frontage &C feet...............$94.38
ABRAHAM JORGENSEN.
The east 1913 feet Of Lot l..
Block as. Frontage 1913 feet
S1b3.4i
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All in Plat C. Logan City Survey.
Cache County. Utah. in Section 81.
Township 12 North, Range East
OF the Salt Lake Base and Meridian.
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All in Plat "A" Logan City Survey
Cache County, Utah. in Sections SO
and "a. Township 10 North, Range
1 East Of the Salt Lake Base and
Meridian.
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HYRUM HAYBALL.
The east SS.5 feet of the south
half of Lot /. Block s. Frontage
s3.5 feet .............. sl1e.ao
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ABRAHAM JoRGENSEN.
The west 1913 feet of Lot I
Block AZ. Frontage 1878 feet
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LARS FREpERICKsoN.
Weston, Idaho.
The east ILL., feet of Lot 3.
Block as. Frontage ILL., feet
etEo ~
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JOHN A. BLYTHE.
The north 49.5 feet of the east
half of Lot 7. Block Z. Frontage
49.5 feet .........-.......-..-....$7
H. J. DEWITT.
The east 74.25 feet of Lot 6,
Block z. Total frontage 1895
feet (less 80 feet for corner)
Frontage 1895 feet. ....$24S.75
WILLIAM X. ROBBINS.
The west 1874 feet of the east
1905 feet of Lot 6. Block Z.
Frontage 1874 feet..........$109.25
DAVID E. HAWS.
The west 49.s feet of the east
200.45 feet of Lot 6. Block Z.
Frontage 1913 feet..$71.21
MOSES L. JOHNSON.
The west 99.7 feet of Lot> g..
Block Z. Frontage 99.7 feet
......-.........-..--.----..- $142.57
OSCAR M. POPE.
The east rs feet of Lot s. Block
"a. Frontage Is feet............$107.25
JOHN A. McALISTER.
The west 1874 feet of the east
272.4 feet of Lot s. Block 4.
Frontage 1874 feet.....$2s2.28
JOSEPH e. CARBON.
The east 1915 feet of the south
half Of Lot I, and the west TABS
feet Of the south half of Lot 3.
all in Block s. Frontage 174
rect $IA6.SI
EDITH HAYBALL.
The east half of the south half
of Lot 8. Block 8. Frontage
1925 feet .....................$106
HYRUM HAYBALL.
The west 1925 feet Of the
south half Of Lot 2. Block g..
Frontage 1925 feet.....$189.12
ANNIE c. A. LARSEN.
The east 1925 feet of the south
half of Lot 2. and the west 66.25
feet OF the south half of Lot l
all in Block 8. Frontage 82.5
rect ....--..-.--.-.-'..-..'-.-------. $iA'S'
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C. 8. HANSEN.
The south half of Lot 2. Block
43. Frontage 1885 feet....$212.36
WILLIAM ANDREW.
The south half Of Lot 1. Block
43. Frontage 1863 feet....$223.51
MRS. KAREN LARSEN.
The west 1855 feet and the east
1915 feet of Lot 2, Block a..
Frontage 278.1 feet.........$397.6S
MRS. 1. CATHR1NE JOHNSON.
The west "a feet of Lot /. Block
A. Frontage 81 feet........$120.12
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
The east 67.2 feet Of the west
half of Lot 1, Block A. Front
age 67.2 feet.........-.........$96.1O
JOHN J. JOHNSON.
The east half Of Lot 1. Block a..
Frontage 1912 feet........-$216.22
LOUIS CHRISTENSEN.
The west 1913 feet Of the south
/ half Of Lot 4. Block As. Front
age 1913 feet.................$1O5.53
SOPHIA C. LARSEN.
The east TAI feet Of the south
half Of Lot 4. Block As. Frontage
74.10 feet ......................$105.96
MRS. JANE r. HUGHES.
The west 104.6 feet Of the south
half of Lot 8. Block AZ. Front
age 1916 feet..................-...$149.5S
DAVID COwLEY.
The east 49.5 feet of the south
half of Lot 8. Block As. Front
age 49.5 .--.....-....-......-.....$7O.78
w. o. HANSON.
The west 61.4 feet Of the south
half of Lot 2. Block As. Front
age 61.4 feet.........................{87.80
HERMAN SPENST.
The east Ola feet Of the south
half of Lot 2. Block 45. Front
age Ola feet-..........-.-$130.70
W. c. MORTENsEN.
The west 49.5 feet Of the south
half of Lot 1. Block As. Front
age 49.5 feet...-............-..$70.78
KATHRINE LARSEN.
The east 49.5 feet Of the west
90 feet of the south half of Lot
/. Block 49,. Frontage 49.5
feet ....-.-.-...-.------.---.-.-.-- WITS
LEO M. JOHNSON.
The east 49.5 feet of the south
half of Lot /. Block As. Front
age 4S.6 feet..-.-..--............$7O.7S
MRS. BETTY M. JENSON.
The west 97.3 feet of Lot @
Block 46. Frontage 97.3 feet
................-,..-...... $l39.11
ELSIE MARIE PETERSON.
The east Oils feet Of the wes'
1883 feet of Lot 2. Block 40
Frontage 91.5 feet-......-....$130.84
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Description Of Property

Description Of Property
Owner Assessment
UTAH-1DAHO HOSPITAL.
The south 1918 feet OF Lot 4.
Block 6. Frontage 1913 feet
S22O &c
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RICHARD w. JONES.
The north 55.5 feet Of the south
10 feet Of Lot 8. Block H..
Frontage 55.5 feet..............$79.36
MELVIN ]. BALLARD.
The north 1905 feet of Lot g.,
Block IL. Total frontage 1908
. feet. (Less 80 feet for corner)
Frontage 1908 feet..........$20O.92
MURDOCH CANDY co.
The west half Of Lot 2, and the
south 30.2 feet Of the west half
of Lot 8, all in Block IL. Front
age 1887 feet.........-........$255.54
N. w. KIMBALL, EFT AL.
(Right-of-Way)
The north IL feet of the south
4O.5 feet Of, the west half OF
Lot 8, Block IL. Frontage IL
LEO M. KIMBALL.
The south So feet of the north
f08 feet of the west half of Lot
8. Block IL. Frontage 81 feet
S74.3e
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NOTICE OF
SPECIAL TAX

Notice is hereby given that spe-
cial tax for the purpose of laying
and constructing Sewer Lateral in
Sewer District Number s. has been
levied and confirmed by an Ordin-
ance of the Board of Commissioners
passed the 21st day of March. A. D..
1918.
Said special tax is levied upon the
following described property in Lo-
gan City. Cache Counay. State Of
Utah. to-wit:
Description Of Property
Owner Assessment
JULIA B. NIBLEY.
The south half of Lot 1, Block
IL. Frontage 1885 feet. $212.36
PEARL c. SLOAN.
The south 49.5 feet of the north
half Of Lot 1. Block IL. Front
age 1915 feet......-......-.......$70.79
SARAH J. P. CARD.
The north 1915 feet of Lot 1,
Block IL. Frontage 101.5
feet ............-............... 145.1
CHARLES H. BAKER.
The south 54.5 feet Of Lot 8
Block H., Frontage 54.5 feet
S77Ql
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Block So. Frontage 117.s feet

BLOCK So. Frontage 117.3 feet
$l6T.I4
MRS. LUCY w. EvERTON.
The west lis feet, and the east
IT'S feet of Lot s. and the north
half OF Lot 6, all in Block 81.
Frontage 2S4 feet............$406.12
L. p. LARSEN.
The north half Of Lots Z and 8.
Block 81. Frontage 3O1.s feet
.-..............-.-........-.. $4Sl.s1
WILLIAM NJ. HOWELL.
Lot 5, Block 3S. Frontage 300.S
feet -...............-............ $4SO.14
OTTO JENSoN.
The west 90 feet Of Lot 6. Block
80. Frontage 80 feet........$141.5-
LOGAN INVESTMENT
CORPORATION.
The east 1913 feet Of Lot 6, Block
3S. Frontage 1913 feet..$2S3.14
HANNAH NJ. OLSEN.
The north half of Lot s, Block
80. Frontage ISL feet....$215.93
JAMES c. PETERSON, JR.
The north half of Lot 6, Block
80. Frontage $50 feet....$214.5O
JAMES c. WALTERS.
TIE north half of Lots and s,
Block 80. Frontage 200 feet
............................ $427.57
ANDRUS OLOFSON.
Lot 2. and the south 214.5 feet
OF Lot 3. all in Block 40. Total
frontage SIS feet. (less so feel
for corner) Frontage ass feet
....&6 69.2l
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ANNA 8. KNOX.
The north S1.2 feet of the south
242.5 feet Of Lot I. Block 6. From
tage 81.2 feet....................$116.12
ROSANNA H. HYDE.
The north IL feet Of the south
254.5 feet Of Lot 4, Block 6.
Frontage IL feet....-.....-...$17.16
ellen r. NIBLEY.
The north 42.5 feet Of Lot 4. and
the south $50 feet of Lot s. all
in Block 6. Frontage 9e.6 feet
S112.26
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MRS. ETHEL SANDBERG.
The north S2.5 feet Of Lot 8.
Block 40. Total frontage 236 feet
(less SO feet for corner). Front
age 1856 feet.........--..-......$265.9S
ROBERT DAVIS.
Anaconda, Montana.
Lot 4, Block 40. Frontage 1910
feet ..................... $424.71
PAULINE KOwALLIs.
The south half of Lot 8, Block
Al. Frontage $50 feet....$214.5O
MRS. OLGA F. LARSEN.
The south half of Lots 1 and 2,
Block Al. Frontage 1918 feet
..............-....-... $425.S5
MRS. JENS OLSEN.
Lot 2, Block AZ. Frontage 1885
feet .........-.............. $4l9.7V
]. H. NELSON.
The west half of Lot 1, Block
AZ. Frontage 1907 feet..$215.5e
JAMES soRENsEN.
Tie east half Of Lot 1, Block AZ
Frontage 1868 feet........$224.2:
MARY SoRENSEN.
The south half of Lots 3 and 4
Block 43. Frontage 1894 fee
| ............................ $419.5(
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ANNIE BOWEN.
The north Sc feet Of the west
half of Lot 8. Block IL. Front
age Sc feet..........-..-..--...$80.OS
JOSEPH H. PAINTER.
The west half Of Lots and s.
Block -. Total frontage 1886
feet (less so feet for corner)
Frontage 1896 feet........$356.93
HERsCHEL BULLEN JR.
The east half Of Lots 8 and T.
Block 16. Total frontage 303
feet (less 80 feet for corner)
Frontage asa feet...........$361.79
ORsON G. LLOYD.
The north 2S.5 feet Of the east
half of Lot 8. Block 16. Front
age 28.5 feet.......-..-.-......$40.76
JAMES J. LARSON. :.
The west half Of the north hall
of Lot s, Block IS. Frontage
74.25 feet ,.,...........-...-...$1O6.1s
H. p. BAIR.
. The east half Of the north hall
of Lot 8. Block IS. Frontage
1925 feet ...........-..-..-...$106.1S
JULIA F. THOMSON.
The north half Of Lot 8. Block
n q
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IS. Frontage 1855 feet....$212.36
JOHN L. BLYTHE ESTATE,
Care H. @. Mcmillan.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
The north half Of Lots Z and 8.
Block IS. Total frontage S02.s
feet (less 80 feet for corner.)
Frontage 252.8 feet........$361.50
ZELLA d. FONNESBECK.
The west half Of Lot s. Block SO.
Frontage 1912 feet..........$216.22
L. w. JOHNSON.
The west 50.4 feet Of the east
half OF Lot s, Block SO. Front
age 60.4 feet....-...-..-........-$72.O7
ALFRED G. PICOT.
The west 50.4 feet of the east
1908 feet of Lot s, Block 36.
Frontage 50.4 feet..-.....-.-$72.07
A. A. SCHEBY.
The east 50.4 feet Of Lot 3.
Block SO. Frontage 60.4 feet
.....-.....-.......--...-.-.... $1z.Vf
HENRY FREEMAN.
The west Sit feet of Lot 8,
Block SO. Frontage 51.7 feet
.................... $1S.SS
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THOMAS p. SMITH.
The north f6 feet Of the east
half of Lot 8, and the south 53.3
feet of the east half Of Lot Z.
all in Block 7. Frontage 69.3
feet 1910
ELIZABETH A. B. MITCHELL.
EFT AL.
The south 49.5 feet Of the north
80 feet of the east half of Lot
Z, Block Z. Frontage 49.5 feet
am m
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SOREN SORENSEN and
ELLEN. r. NIBLEY.
The north IL feet Of the south
4S feet of Lot s. Block 6. Front
age IL feet.....-.--.........-.. $17.16
JOHN P. CARBON.
The north 1855 feet Of Lot B..
Block 8. Frontage 1855 feet
$369.6S
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the several problems to which I adj
verted in my recent address TO the

the several problems to which I adj
verted in my recent address to the
Congress. l, of course, do not mean
that the peace Of the world depends
upon the acceptance 81 any particular
set OF suggestions as to the way in
winch those problems are to be dealt
with. mean only that those prob
lens each and all affect the whole
world; that unless they are dealt with
in spirit of unseifish ant. un!is sod
justice, with view to the wi she's the
natural connections, the racial asnir-
ations, the security, and the re.ce Of
mind OF the peoples lJny,d. ao 1.1-
| manent peace will have been att. m
ed.
They cannot be discussed separate.
| ~ or in corners. None Of them con-
stltutes private or separate inter-
est from which the opinion of the
world may be shut out. Whatever af-
fects the peace affects mankind. and
nothing settled by military force, if
settled wrong, is settled at all. 1t will
presently have to be re-opened.
is Count Won Hertling not aware
that he is speaking in the court of
mankind, that all the awakened ma
lions of the world now sit in judg-
ment on what every public man, of
Whatever nation, may say on tissues
OF a conflict which has sDread to eve
. ry region of the world ?'' The Reich.
!, stag resolutions Of July themselves
: frankly accepted the decisions of tina,
court. There shall be no annexations
no contributions, no punitive damages
People are not to be handed abou
e, from one sovereignty to another b,
: an international conference or an un
: derstanding between rivals and antag
+ on1sts. National aspirations must b
r respected, peoples may now be dom
e mated and governed only by thei
; own consent. "Self determination" j
n not a mere phrase. It is an impe,
IS alive principle of action, which states
o men will henceforth ignore at the
IS peril. We cannot have general peac
'e for the asking, or by the mere a.
engagements of peace conference.
i. cannot be pieced together out of ind
81 vidual understandings between powe
a full states. All the parties to this w;
~ must join in the settlement of evel
lg issue anywhere involved in it; b
" cause what we are seeking is a pea
lg that we can all unite to guarant
re and maintain and every item of
he must be submitted to the comm
to Judgment whether it be right and ia
as an act of justice, rather than a bs
to gain between sovereigns.
re The United States has no desire
ng Interfere in European affairs or
as act as arbiter in European territor
in disputes. She would disdain to ia
aay. advantage Of any internal weakn
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or disorder to impose her own will
upon another people She is quite
ready to be shown that the settle
ments she has suggested are not the
best or the most enduring. They are
only her own Provisional sketch of
principles and of the way in which
they should be applied. But she en-
tered TINS war because she was made
partner whether she would or not,
IN n. the sufferings and indignities in
1ilcted by the military masters of Ger
many, against the peace and security
of mankind; and the conditions of
peace will touch her as nearly as
they will touch any other ration to
which is entrusted a leading part in
the maintenance of civilization. She
cannot see her way to peace until the
causes OF this war are removed it's
renewal rendered as nearly as NAV be
impossible.
This war had its roots in the dis
regard of the right of small nations
and OF nationalities which lacked the
union and the force to make good their
clam to determine their own allegi-
ances and their own forms of politi-
cal life. Covenants must now be en-
tered into which will render such
things impossible for the future; anc
those covenants must be backed b,
the united force of all the nation:
that love justice and are willing t,
maintain it at any COST If territoris.
settlements and the political relation
!, OF great populations which have no
: the organized power to resist are t
7 be determined by the contracts of tn
powerful governments which conside
: themselves most directly affected, a
: Count Won Hertling proposes, VIII
e may not economic questions also?
/ has come about in the altered world
r which we now find ourselves thu
IS justice and the rights of peoples a.
: feet the whole field of information;
) dealing as much as access to raw IT.;
If terials and fair and equal condition
,e of trade.
+ Count Won Hertling wants the e
1t sential basis of commercial and !:
Il dustrial life to be safeguarded
r. common agreement and guarantee, b
az ne cannot expect that to be conced
~ him it the other matters to be q
e. termined by the articles of peace e
ce not handled in the same way as lite,
zee in the final accounting He cam
it ask the benefit of common agreeme
on in the one field without according
ir, in the other. take it for granted Il
ar he sees that separate and selfish CO
pacts with regard to trade and
to sential materials of manufact,
to would afford no foundation for pea
lal Neither, he may rest assured, ,
Ike separate any selfish compacts with
ess] gard to provinces and peoples.