The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-03-05
Es { is no GET
N. S. BOOZE MONEY
y0gTsz Tourists Will Find SEN
-timent Against
America

I.saSkfn. Feb 2S.-If million
rEnnE-sxuns should visit Europe this
ssummsE, each person spending an av-
,srrsz IL $4,000 net, that will mean
stYsa ~ zusfer of 81 900, 100000 to the
,ssSxraYr. shores OF the Atlantic, help
ma materially in balancing the ex-
osnaIysE We find Europe at this time
ISz4s5Bg ZIP her roomy bank vaults
PT7syMrA IONS for the guests them
asen,eS 1rV scant.
ErshSlaiv half of this billion dollars
ySfH ,ae spent on liquor, for most of
rLiyG ErfR14dTinking, rich old topers o.
EtsnE YS6sd States have migrated here
orr spsE will arrive. France has mil
rSnrE vi bottles Of champagne that
u1Esi3 eamptyius. 1taly's vermouta,
GSszcrrgaI's port ind SPANS sherry
0R.i2. l-sase many an American smack.
Tina Nsrp1 mas "a few thousand barrels
,Sils--cs ann Bourbon whisky that don't
sslsx ar1sairr traste and, therefore, are
cam Eaase market. 1t is reasonable 10
Clsxys.A.l xnnk Bacchanalian orgies in
slsyRr. .7SDmlar European city this
asEn1sass.
Europe 'Ouf For Cash.
.ss,1uHs knnocen1 souls might expect
T5acs Europe even if assembling
vpm@lix he waiting for the dear Ameri-
Cssa-aG-- vsaafing with loving smiles and
laerggN = anxiety 10 please She faces
-ySe.s u. ard ay with no smiles. The
TESca. yAGHfg on the program is to col
Exsa ssiyx. iSoilars of American tourists,
SbSS 1hx collection will be undertaken
WIN sszch vigor that the carefree in
11acSnSas abroad will suspect a magic
vztxI,zM cleaner has been used With
1hssS Arst sunshiny days of early
sspzTrEg hegins the open season for
-ARasTJt,Rn game.
WIN they are being made dizzy
with special scales of prices for
.2rzsqa.aus. and with American ex-
9rlzsS &y5e happy visitors will hear
Enxmy 5Dreign sentiments that will
E5sssnN In and alarm them. They viii
1eArz 20 .Iheir establishment that ev-
cry .l.Y5,Snsipn of sentiment in Ameri- |
"a l1Rf rRpercussiOn throughout the |
TNux5aA ReGanse of Fiume, Italy hates |
Aloexa.A France is hostile because |
nj f1ls high cost of living, the rate OF
eazs1a!z.3ae and American criticism of
s;TssIzly French imperialism. Belgium !
czzs J1f1a IL Understand why further loans |
is.~n ,ratused The yipyipping of Irish |
'sy2dcs-neelers in America for the pur-
IT13ss. ~ ,asansing an Anglo-American
y4s1n. lz.ss tione its work in Great
LggJst-L53o. where a dislike for every
Ihl7Hs. american is becoming general.
e, ;r4nght Opinion of Wilson.
Tznrbpe will tell the tourists they
fhsII zuIglnsed Mr.. Wilson to be the
,esyss.5- nan nnf modern times, but had
;LoRz,,Y .EDylhad made great mistake
Anal 1hat AmeTcUns had fought
FfyiJYIz7 9illy for the last four months
>nS 'e1t4. Far, but had dated the four
rnDAt rs back to cover the four years
'NThrX Iney were enjoying proud
v,yDsul-v.s,s neutrality. America has
an y!z- gold and refuses to help.
,gry-t.i,,:,1f1 Wilson has become a Kai-
IS ee .saSI degrades Lansing because
.f1,s ev9nses to continue to bow low |
10 MS VIII of lord and master. The
Aycaaatpb representatives are with
GIraaSa rom the peace conference
lgy-yuzoah,y by President Wilson, and
Subsequently after long silence he
1ulrlTs, q Ils Of any decision being made
rgilaCa1 MS sanction.
ctsvy when these million American
E.CErt,grs return home their common
azpsEaances will give them a common
EDqas SCI opinion respecting their old /
aaInre ,aJ4i enemies. The effect should !
.Ile strongly marked in public senti- |
nas., l.rI in the November elections. |
IL WIZ haye one OF these two results |
-----gsth,r America will be discouraged |
IN aUa nag relationships with Europe |
or abB win want to enter the councils |
oil lIsnS if for no other purpose |
LbaD a2ae cleaning of misapprehen-
ssIons concerning herself. The second !
.G:oREs1 seems likely inasmuch as the |
,-}eYtdigIEMent of American expor
-.Easir 81 compel an intense interest
IN l}le 1FCTld by the United States.
sgl,-vst-s,,pr aPraa Tnat in cases of