Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-25
LEAGUE OPPOSED;
MAY CAUSE WAR

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IN fsFafd 90 the diaeusaluua lha'
have ialan place Ne London aHd
those thai ate iakinE place ~ Peri
bsixssn the uutsTnmrni thlria 81
the Entente. the safieus people
aud u " ihey Nho 30. lhH bnd.r
that are really Interested hasu net
had nai had the honor ~ huub nni
ihlng about what has taken place ~
IN being d"cided, ThFfe men ruld.
"a by dynanllc aud caiiallttr luier.
esin are weaving 40" web ni ihr
Who'll" sorld's destiny. aud ihey 81.
serve a. ihemHrlyns the flrhi 40 iurr"
the masses uf their cuuniympn To-
submit Ia their decisions. which Nill
then be- baptized a. the expression
Of civilization and NJ patriotism.
Tho middle class press n In A
hurry ~ put forward the mast c0n'
Trajectory items of news. stat" ~
affairs that may by explained by M"
.acl that II ~ Ia the Interest ~ the
papers 10 give credit Ia solutions
that. regardless of whether they may
be- true or not. answer Ia IN" desires
Of the marty that The paper repre-
rents.
In any case. these Items Of news
form IN original picture Of the con.
formed Of the idealism which for
four hong years sent 80 many mil
lions of men Ia the shamblcs
Wha, interests ~ for The moment
however. II 10 look ~ the matter as
n concerns Italy. In this connection
there are rumors floating around g
the effect that In compensation foi
few meirees. more or less, a.
Flume In compensation for some con
cessions In The little Odrialic ana for
few hnndfuls of dried figs IN the
East. Italy " getting ready to make
new alliance with England AMI
With France what. IN fact would
he u new Triple Alliance Mud ~
regard 10 this notion We cannot host
tate moment In giving firm and
decided no
We will not discuss for The mo
ment the reasons oi various order.
that would not induce NJ that, In
deed. would NOT permit ~ To blnh
ourselves 10 the ear Of react 'nnur,
and lmperialistic France or OF pred
atory England At bottom {, wouic
10 question of perpcuu,ing that
milltaristic policy which held ~
hound for thirty years to the Con
trail Powers draining away the blood
~ the country and creating the Gle
ments that determined the terrible
FAR from which We are hot yet FREQ
N ths first alliance WAS German
and the second would he France.
British. that fact does not adlcr M"
substantial quality of that policy nI
the least The CONSEQUENCE NJ the
one would he identical with the con.
aequencca " the other.
Hut lei us brine the discussion on
Ia o larger field for the moment We
do nit wan; any dynaslic az middle
class alliances. An that KIND W
thing has vel for ever. " the lea
rue of Nations miscarrics as we
ioresee account of the Yer,
nature of The capitalist States which
were 10 take part In H.. that does moi
In the least mean that We have rot
10 return 10 the old state ~ things
The peoples themselves will be- able
Ia find q way ~ Join hands aud
guarantee noacc In the world and
more rapid progress toward bet
ter civilization. Military alliances
on the contrary. Invariably provoke
now wars because they render tho
reinforcement of militarism indls.