Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
FINS BOLSHEv|ST
PERIL IN GERMANY
Workers Are Undcrfed and keady
10 Welcome Soviet. Says Man
just Returned.

hert II Chrsterton ana Ni' nv
m the United States during the c"l,i'ns
winter season. and who recently re'u'i'e''
said -, .:.;os IN Cor
Mr. kccdick said. land WAS |
,.,,J to find that Americans were |
,re,,rd everywhere with great courtesy
aSeJ tho reason for this and was IN
t,,,,ed lax German business men that
~. vss done because the educated
,c,rle m the country think ina, tne
tsr,tcd states WAS not treated tairiH pH
- c,>crnmcnt under the fiohenzolierh
regime ,-.,.,l ,,,t,,psd
...be,r noLtrncss toward Americans tra'ei-
20 an Germany Is due To desire 10 nav
re,plc ~ there and spend money. Ais"'
IN, German bankers and business men
tho nitrd States as the only nope
~ hnarclal ald Il hein them ou' " III III
,-eseni condition. winch Is very NV"
r,ccd ..,no
~, Wrhlugmen are not HS',Ine
.,,L -. ,g,f and are - dtssatlsued tua'
.,.,.,,il welcome the Bolshevlkl with
..,p..,fr rfc, should come down over
A..r ,r.rt. ON Poland ! asked several
L.s ii Rrrlu. Fraakfort. Hamburg
,4p...eIiari wh, they were IN iaN"r OF
. n .hr,lAl and dcpctcd the terrors
t,i, ~.,,,,.t reg. me IN Russia. hut they
.-,.I.l ii a feeble SOFT ,f manner ana
k-ush..l the question ASIDE Win me re-
,erl 4 v.lll i,r better nan starving
- W, H. nov -
IN. Ttrr,h nj, responsible i"i hFeliie
Ccr,uauv short = i"od and ln", ~ ~
L.c . ,r,nt M stake II 6 Wells
~ n PARIS tha; hc could not
,t,rstepd tht ATTITUDE ot the Frehch
,,,c-nmeat coward Germany at the
n,...au, me- There can I've no prosperity,
n ti1r.re r.. added unless i IS genera
s,,r,,y Am, tha, could not occur with
t,armanv bankrupt
~. G.,man bar kcf> and manu-
.,,-, -pok.. - about the treaty ana
.,,m,,\ ! paIt ID iulflllrg the peace con
t,,,.s st4i ~. 4, Iman people were Will
Il, ., it, work ard pay on the inden-
~ II IN, Vcie allowed - have sufhclen,
.ut-,.hIts food foI tie working men an"
~ materials ~ start gong IN all parts
i., ,.intry ths factories nov idlc'
ne c,tsr- are filed WITH thousanos
.nlrlt,,- 81 drawn Z sustenance ooies
hon ~ govern ments The French
- receive the IL d"multN all AZ once
IA III, ,,pnn Il go that III, IT people reed
III, u,rL and hy tha time i has All been
,a,d ,hs Germans cav. France VIII nave
pc.aue F, nation of lorf f.ls, while Germany
o.H have rcgalu53 former state oi
hrift and 'rdustrN
rhc r,ycrumrni ra Berlin is very
e .I,rmed over the danger Of 8
R.lsh.,.r nyaslor. because they sre
war +, IA, aid II would receive withif
.b,,roun frontiers Aftcr Germany ther,
No,,ld h- no stopplrg the Sovlets IRON
spreading all over Europe.
The feeling in France TOWARD Alhel'
,ans has char gcd very much during IN
la,t twelve monetls since my vlslt 70 an
la., summer. The French people DO no
bk, Amcncars. and show It N every pos
.,ble manner N the streets snd puo!i
nlaces The principal cause Of their dis
Ike Is that Americans can get from eleVel
10 Twelve francs for the doilsr:
ON various occasions walking abou
he prircipal streets IN the capital
,.ard Trcrrhrnen and women excialn
ss,i.iforS from the United States passe'
mem \ has les americans
4, the care du \ord railroad sta
non uhen was getting ticket TO
0ou,ognc the Young woman IN charg
.avc me handf;r OF stamps IN change
"A hen | remonst rsted with her and eN
planned that ! could not use such iars
QUANTITY 81 stamps she replied IN goo
InchSh Get out oi the me YOU ar
Hooking fff WHY Ahiii lAAA i'ioNN-'tAA
a second time she sad. \ on have enoug
- o,,r ire ,c> for voslr dollars. Go away.
Prom rhe booking Office | went To ar
o.ber window in the station 10 pay w
franc. for reSerying q seat on pse EXPIRE;
,raln and rendered the amount IN stamp
To my surprise the woman, who was eldel
h and thln faced said IN English We q
not rske stamps here. Take them away
But have just had them gwen
mo m change at the other window whei
I bought my tickets ! explained
woman gave me stony stare. ana san
n YOU want the seat reserved on u
R0Iogre express YOU must pay two iran
or 20 away from here. You are keeplI
the people with money back. | had
psv. and a. ! walked away | heard n
explaining IN French what she thought
Americans and the discussions, as 81
termed II they always had over the
dolllf.
~ Belgium thing were vely dl
fer.n. Instead of sitting down grumbhI
and waiting for money TO fall IN the
lal,s IRON the skies the people are workil
hard IN restoring then war-wrecked !
dustrles and the Belgian franc is rsi
IN value as the exports increase
Nj. keedck said conditions were /
proving financially in England but IN
The troubles in Ireland were a tax on I
nation and there was a good deal OF d
c,ntrnt among the people which was
after effect Of the war and was spendi
~ through EuFO.e, including neut
countries Ike Switzerland and spa
where there was no lack Of all kinds
good food and prosperity.
~ir Philip GLIB, will make SEED
tour. Mir keedick added, and lectl
tIpon The Conflict Of Peace III Ma
Nations and other subjects. Mr.. Vel
subjects would be The Utopia Of MI
KIND The Bible Of Civilization 3
The SchoolbOok and Newspaper.
Among the subjects selected by \
Chesterton for his lectures would
."The Ignorance % Slavery, The BurC
OF Bad History. The Perils of Healt
"The Defense Of Napoleon and Othei
Another passenger on the Olym
wa Miss Frances 4. Kellor. who
been on tour through Europe study
immigration conditions. She said
eign Governments were developing
lcies which would tend TO stimulate
retard emigration according to natlo
needs capital required from the saw
OF their emigrants and investment I
sibllities IN other lands.
The Governments mean 70 adv
,heir own people where TO 90 and "
10 60 said Miss kellor, and the u
ed states soon viii have to enter into
terp.tional conference with those natl,