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The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
CAN'T HALT U.S.
TRAFFIC WHILE
MOTORCARSRUN
Rail Tie-Up Would Find
Second Line of Trans
portation Ready.

JACKSON. Mich. Aug. 6-This
country's transportation facilities
can never completely fan 70 q
point where the movement Of the
necessities Of life will be stopped.
In the automobile this nation has
a permanently efficient and ever
ready second line OF transportation
capable of vast capacity a. 20 pas
sengers. larger perhaps than that
actually available in the railroads
In the matter Of short hauls, Of
freight the motor truck is proved
"a a point where the railroads are
seriously considering them as COM
petition
What a wonderful thing e is for
this country. with its vast and d.
versified production, it's activities
reaching from coats to coast. to be
as secure in the distribution Of this
volume of merchandise as the au-
tomobii. and motor truck make us.
Good roads are necessary TO main
tain this second line OF transporta-
ton. and this year IL is evident that
the amount of new good road mile
age will exceed the building Of any
previous year. Inc NATIONAL govern
ment has been actively encouraging
the continued systematic construc-
ton OF good roads, aiding the vsri-
Gus States financially by granting a
subsidy and in turning over TO the
various States much Of the surplus
equipment OF the army.
In the early days OF good roads
propaganda the farmers in the big
Western States were slow 20 enthuse
over IL They had not taken up the
automobile then. Of course, as they
subsequently did. and the added
taxes that came when new concrete
roads were built meant a good deal
TO the farmer. He figured that the
roads were good enough for his
father and himself 10 always get
into town IL they had the right kind
of team and that anyway, the city
folks touring out in the country and
running over chickens and unwary
ducks were 10 be the principal bene-
iciaries of the proposed improve
ments.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 6.-Wheat-Re-
ceipts, 136.S35 bus by car and 2s,4o0
bus by boat; shipments from cleva
tors. 132,4ss bus; stock in elevators
3,Ss7.274 bus.
Sample lots of nearby wheat sold
at soc to $1.12 per bushel. Cargoes
on srade brought s1.21 for No. 2
$1.14 for No. ), $l.0S for No. 1 and
s1.02 for No. red gariicky.
| 'Carlot sales: No. 2 red winter, spot
S1.2SA; No. garIicky. spot, SIZE;
No. garlicky. spot, $1.15.
Closing prices. No. 2 red winter
spot, $1.29A, No. 2 red garlieky,
spot and August, $1.s214; September,
1881.
Corn--Receipts, 795 bus by boat;
shipments from elevators, $3.50 bus;
stock in elevators, 273,401 bus.
Cob corn. s3.S0a3.90 Dbl for car
loads of prime yellow on spot. White
cob corn. 15a2Oc bbl under yellow
Contrac, spot, 67kc. Domestic
track, No. 3 or better, closed noini-
nally at 77c. !
oats-Receipts. 1912 bus; SKIP
| ments from elevators, 4.97n bus;
stock in elevators, 132,7S1 bushels.
Market closed unsettled ut 4Sc
asked for NJ, and 47c asked for
No. white oats. ss..s. s..;t.
Rye--Ke .eipts, 7S.15s busi stock in
elevators. S75, ss2 bus; shipment from
elevators. s,571 bus. ~.
Bag lots OF nearby rye sold, at
sl.00a1.05 per busheL A car OF No
Western spot sold at $1.1Sh, and
No. 2 Western spot closed at s1.lS&.
Hay--Receipts. 81 tons. Prices
cannot be quoted accurately, as on.
clal grading has not been estab-
lished. ,
Straw-Receipts, 8 tons. No. I
tangled rye. $l7; No: tangled rye,
sic No. 1 wheat. $l4a14.50; No. 8
wheat, $l3a13.50; No. oat .(nomi-
nall. s15.50a1s.5o.
Mill Feed-City Mills winter bran,
per ton, in 150-lb sacks, s27;>Pataps-
co mill feed, per ton. in 10o-Ib
sacks; $25: white mIddlings, per ton,
IN ss-lb cotton sacks, ss5; same, in
f00-lb Jute sacks, $33. These quota
tions are jobbing prices.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07

omy in the matter of tires comes
from Earl Tiffany, of Astoria, Long
Island. 81 have gone 10000 miles on
the original tires is the way he cx-
presses it, land have not been in the
shop yet and don't expect to be for
some time to come" In twelve
years experience in cross-country
motoring from alaska to. New
York. Mr.. Tiffany has found that
the Marmon - is the only car that
can stand up to his needs.
From Minneapolis comes further
testimony. John S. Pillsbury, of
the Pillsbury Flour Mills Company,
beginning in February. 1919, still
has one tire in service, which has
been of the hardest sort. The
others showed no signs of trouble
until after $4,000 miles.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.-Butter
creamery, high
scoring goods. 45a47c: extra, fici
extra firsts. toc; firsts, S7a3ec; sec
onds. 33a36c; sweet creamery. choice
70 fancy. 46a4sc; fair to good. ssa
4sc: fancy prints jobbing at 55a57c;
fair to choice. f7a5fc. -
Eggs--Nearby extra firsts, 42c'
do, frsts. 41c; Western extra frsts.
4oa41c: frsts. 3sa5sc:, seconds. goa
s2c: inferior lots lower: fancy, Sc
lected eggs jobbing at 53a54c; fair
to good At 47a52c.
Live Poultry-Fowis. fancy. fat.
S0as2c; inferior. 26azcc: spring
chickens. broilers. not Leghorns
fancy. yellow-skinned. weighing az
as lbs. apiece. ssa4oc: weighing 1a2
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
One TIRE SURVIVES
FOR $4,000 MILES
Remarkable Record Chalked
To Road Endurance of
Marmon.

An unusual record of tire economy
comes from the owner of a Marmon
"a, J. I. Brandenburg. of New York
City. In commenting recently upon
his car which has run $4,000 miles,
Mr.. Brandenburg stated that he had
one tire that has never been of the
wheel for the entire life of the car,
and that another original tire. being
carried as spare. is still in good
condition. Incidentally, Mr.. Brand
enburg added that nothing had ever
been replaced on the car.
Another instance of Marmon econ
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07

On a warrant charging him with
nonsupport. Charles II. Raymund.
90 years old, l346 N street north
west, was arrested Friday after
noon by Detective Sergts Cox and
Vermillion on request OF the au-
thorities Of Petersburg. Va
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07

Each day many charming bring their photo
graphs The Herald office candidates the selection of
Miss Washington. In this group Top left righ
Miss Catherine Donovan I644 Hobart northwest; Miss
Marie Sylvester 1922 Eighth street northwest Miss Mabel Greene
1888 l. street northwest Miss Anna LYNCH uS Monroe street
northwest second Mrs. Lucille Groves
Miss Carce Coel Perry northwest Mrs Jack Ev
ce (Mss Cornne Fl. Hedrick 1907 Eleventh northwest
and the circle Miss Margaret Canavn ga Eighth SOUTH
The Washington herald., 1921-08-07

lbs. apiece, S0as4c: spring chickens.
Leghorns, 25a3oc; roosters, 16a1sc;
ducks. as to quality. 1Sa23c: pigeons.
per pair, old, iSa50c; young, 35a40c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-08
w. B.DICKSON
uno
DIR. B. E. DICKS0N
5abn6rste
Sermonn, Wiiiouri.
Office I'M alien Sermann Sabin9s
.8anf @ebGuoe. 8bone 86.
Sermonn Wiiiouri.

Itimmlrng sur &cinihrift perpieien.
ollie &epltblifonGr itilnmten oafiir
unb ole 9en1ofrotcn oogeger. Coll.
te Die Sorlogc in scr Sorm, in ser Tie
l%lnterbreitet mor0en lit, ange1ommer1
mcrben, lit oie in0ipiblleIle 3irfulus
tion bon &eferenOum Setitionen, Die
bi5ber 9eItottet mar, thrift ~urlterlogt
Die Getitionen m~itiien Bonn, Ser Sor'
lage entipreden6, IN Den Officen Der
Giutcit GlcrfS mtfgelcgt iein ln>
f0nnen bort unter5ei6net merOen
0ie bemofrotiiden @Cgner Der Sor.
loge fiibrten in mebrerGn Heben aus
cs banOele ii6 1tln einen Seriud)
0as &cferenoumSgeieb 81 tooten. Sit
crfl1rten, 0oB eS inter ben @eItim
nltngen Der Gorlage 1lnmogli6 Iei
mir irgen0 cine 8orlage Die %geDitni6.
tc Gn8nbl bon llnteridriften at ct
boIten. Die Hcpublifoner Itellter
bies IN gbrebe ltnb %erflGrten, boB bit
2egislotltr inter ollen llmItGn6e1
boS Rcdt babe, ocrortiee 8eItim
mungcn 5u t~reffen. 8eiterbin nltr
sc ben1erft, 0ob bic 8GbIer ido,
obnc Elm Sa1liieren nit Den 8etitio
men 3eit lrn6 @elegenbett finder
piir6en, cine &cfcrenbltm s8etition 81
unter3eidnen, fols eS ii6 I'M elm if
men beionoers miDermGrtiges @ejei
mo Sen gSiocrrl,f 6esielben borloeTe
5ltmal man ibnen Oofiir iehs5ig "a
&c our 8erfiigltng iteIle. --WiIioltr
SolfSfrelno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-08
Setit Snrb fir ben Septembsr'Ser'
min Ses &reisgeridts.

Die County Court bot III ibrer
Ieete ISOLDE abeebaltenen Sisrmg
folgenbc 8iirger ou @itglieoer Der
Yctit Sitrp fir ben September.Ser-
min beS &reisgeri6tes burdD oas
2ooS beItimmt:
Boulware township: Henry Koch and
Frank Doermann, a~lternates w. c.
Koch and Conrad Brehe.
Boeuf township: Ernst Hoener and
Simon Tappmeyer; alternates Hy.
Hilkerbaumer and Hy. Jungblut.
Bourbois township: Fred Schaller
and Mike Ringeisen; alternates Pierce
Lacy and Herm. Roskowski.
Canaan township: Sam Tappmeyer,
Anton Fisher, VIM. linn and VIM.
Howard; alternates Roy Biles, Mon
roe Fleetwood, r. D. Dehn and E. E.
Graves.
Richland township: Aug. Schnitger.
F. j. Hanne and Chas. 7. Tschappler;
alternates Adolph Keller, Geo. Stoll-
meyer and Sam Kessler.
Roark township: Oscar Flake, Chas.
Obenhaus, Conrad Schwartz, Aug. +,
Hesse and Chas. F. Book; alternates
Robt. Baumgaertner, John Reiff, John
Rappold, Herm. Dufner and Frank
Kotthoff.
Third Creek township: Herm. Kur,
relmeyer and Fred Schalk; a~lternates
Hy. Dieckgraefe and Ferd. A. Schlot'
tach.
Brush Creek township: w. F. Enke
and Ed. Hoemmann; a~lternates: R
A. Miller and j. H. Tayloe.
Clay township: Herm. Kottwitz ant
Herm. Gawer; alternates Lee Smith
and E. H. AufderHeide.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-08
lteber bic &ertuniine Ses rStar
SpanSleS Sanner".

Sort Mtc$enrp in Baltimore.
Mb., meldes fur5 Dor Dem 8riege
in einen Yarf u%m9elpanOelt mOrOeu
mar, lit tiirali9 oils Sis zines &c.
neraIfommanoos erwdblt morOen.
Sober S%dulim9e weiB, OaB Der
britiide an9riif aui Sort @tcSenrp
Ger anIab iiir sic abfoiiung oe&
Star SpongleO Banner" mar. 8ic
es ieOob FAM Dab 6ranris Scott
Sens Spmne sur WelOoie zines
engliiden 5rinfliebeS geiun9elt
miro, 6as lit beute nod INNER cine
Streittra9e.
0ie MeIooie bat cine internatio.
male @eIdifte, Sic ideint iebr
alien uriprungs gu fem uno es iii
nidt entidieben, oh tic uripriingIid
aus 8euti6Iano ober England
itammt. Seoenfaas tpar lie Dor ct,
na bunoertfiini5ie Sabren in gu9.
lamb iiberaus popular, no iie, Oh,
pobI lie nift Ieift 5u iingen 1T,
bod pielfGlti9 geiun9en mlrrOe. Sic
mar ooS .Sippearrp" iener Gage
unb nurbe in ieoem en9Iii6er
Eriuflofal geiungen unO fam alti
oieie @eiie nod gmerifa beriiber.
0as Star Spangleo Banner
wurbe %befanntlit) bon eiuem iun9er
Intpolt aus Baltimore geidriebpn
Der on Scro bes engliiden 6la9a.
i6iffes fam, UNI Die 9efreiung ei
ueg friegseefangenen Sreunbe!
ourh5uieben. Or murbe m1breni
0es cngliiden 8ombarhentents BOZ
Sort @cScnrp OH goro oes engIi
ifen SdiffcS 5uriideebaltcn Uni
erbliftp bon bort aus Die amerifo
niide SIaage am Morgen beS Ia
Septem6erS 1914. als 3eid]eu De-
MibIingcns her engliiden angriffC
Ole Sorgen miiiien mir trasel
hir Errnhpn trndpn inns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-08
&ittcnb crg.

Gos @ci3enitofcn lit bier bouen.
oct unb Die Sormer iino re6t fleiBig
am @roSs uro &~leemGbcn.
am Nontag batten mir bier einert
guten Regen, mclfer fir Den 6or-
mern red)t millfomnlen mar.
Srau Sobn @ellert unb &inber,
bon ct. 2ouis, iinb bier bel ibren
9cripanoten gum 8eilld).
Webrere 9elpobner bieier Nad)bars
i6oft gingen ON Wontag nod
SmenSoilc INN ouielbIt bdS Set Dee
A. Sltli %bei5ltpobnen.
Ilt9uIt Suenfcl lulO 6alnilie, Dor
SmenSDillc, marcn ant Sonntag bier
bel ibren 8eripanoten nltf 8elu6.
Nn Sonntag Sen II. Suli finoe
sic jGbrli6e Somtagi6ul . &onbcn
ton nobe Stpiss IN Scr SreSbpteria
ner Stride, itott, moSu SeOermonl
frelnolidit eingcloOen lit,
2eSlie @iien1on unO beIien &c
biilfen Iino in Scr Ndbe bon Stole
bllo om @ei5enoreiden. go mic be
rid)tet, lit ser @ei5enertro9 nift gut
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SrieSe nit SentidlanS amcrifanis
iden Natiun snm 145. &C.
bnrtstag iiberrcidt.

GrGiioent Sorhing mlter5ei6nete
on Somstognodmittag $40 llbr
(0itlide Stonboro.3eit) bic &ongreB.
&eIolrttion, Die ben Grieg85uItano
3pii9en Sen Ser. Stanten uno Dem
0eutiden 9tei6, be3m. Seiterrei6 fir
been6et erflGrt.
Ser 8rdIioent unter5ei6nete Die
llrfun6e, Die ibm br,rd einen bciou.
beren 8oten aus 8aibineton iiber.
braGt moroen NOR, arf Dem Com.
meriit Senator Srelingbupien bon
Seem SerieD bel &ariton, g. S., mo-
er ilber oen Sonntag l1nb 4. Sltli 81
@oite NOR. Scr 8rdiioent bottle
@oibington idon firth am Nodmit:
tog berloiien, m6breno Die annobmc
Der &eiolution i'm Senat unb OH
llnter5ei6nung our6 Die &oriitel
6eioer SG1tier erIt ipGter erfolgtc.
Hod untcr5eidnltng reiitc Der &u
rier iofort lpicoer nod @oibin9tor
5ltriif, no sic lebte Sormalitat lit
0ab 6ie ltrtu11Oe Dem Gr6ib De!
Stoats 9eportement %cinperleib
miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-08

tir Oen GARNER brrllDt oarlll, oub
er nidt mebr ge6iuuugcn III, lrIlle
Dem Seroerben ausBcieetc @ore,
nm MIR etpns 81 r%ettclt, ld)nea drtl
Ocl pieleid,t id)on iiberfiiltrH WIartt
Sl lperien, mas beiohocrS III relt)en
Grllteiabren DER SAL Ilt. Die Sallte
nlarl6er Grnte DiirOe Damn nId)t,
pie icst, aui Dem 6eloc uerrottell.
Gr lit aud tpeniger Don Der SnaOe
Der &ommiiiionsb1nolcr abbdtl9l9,
Die i'm nagemeinen bel Den 0or'
mern nitt geraOe ais Nenideu'
irerntOe befaunt iino. &uBerOem
ialen iiir Den GARNER Die groBen
Gransportforen CUR Station mo
oaa 8arten aui Scforoerun9s.@e'
lcgenbeit iort. @r tann icine 3elt
rid,tig wGblen mo Die Sagerballs.
gebiibren neroen i'm Serglcl1 6n
Sen uiel umiun0reihcrcn 9iidicn'
@emiiien piel geringer ictr.
iSiir oen Yerbralldpr miro ourd)
a~usoebnung Der 0Orrgcmilic.PrO'
Ouftion cine piel 9roBerc StabiIit1t
Der Yreiie, cine uiel groBere Sett)'
tigfcit Oes 8ermciOens boberer
Yreiie in itleften Sabrcn oOer
bel RmngeI an gewilien @emiiien
in Ieiner Had6arid)aft uno enc
pieI ar0Bere, Don Der SabreSoeit
abbGngige AuSwabl berbeigcfiibrt.
SeIbItperitdnolif miro er audi let'
men pollen Anteil al ben Grams.
porteriparniijen erbalter, Die I'M
ter anoeren fir ieoe 9abnpa9er'
loOung i'm 8ergleid gu Den 8l9len
Elm @riparen bon 10000 Bfuno
8led un6 $4,000 8funO SoI6 be-
0eutet. Ser Sreis elmer &ieienmabl'
aeit on @emiiie pirh lid fir cine
9ur6i9nitts. 6nmilie ouf Titnf bis
is Gents Iteuen ODER eincn Seuer
S,lbpe, in Der ein OusenO ueri9ie'
oene @emiiie iin0, miro tpeniger
nls einen Sent foIteu. SelbIt Der
Grocer miro al 8aum ul0 oanIit
oil Miete ourd Die llmfangSper'
minoerung iporen.
Isle ieood) iAon gela9t: 0os
9nrauiIostrodnen tut eS nltt. Ole
6abrifantcn, reip. etu5clnen @emi'
ie.Tarmcr in 9etrad)t fonlmet
bauptiG6lid Die melt pom Ntartt
enticrnten, moOurd) mander Slider
2anO Dem cintrdglidcn @emiiIele'
ben augefiibrt peroen olirfte -
miiIicn es ii9 an9elegen iein lailetl,
tur IoIbe @nre auf Den Ntartt gu
brinaen, Die nirfli6, tueun getpdl'
Iert, wieoer 1T ibren uripriingliden
9ultanb suriidfebrt. sic miiiien
alio nur gan5 friIfc Semitic Der
arbeiten, uno 5tpar nit %langiamem
Srodnen, Ionit perben lie ME oas
nun einmol oorbnnoene 8crurtetl
aus Der 8elt ifaffen. aui Der an
oeren Seite muB Die Sausfran
welder Die arbeit Oes &einigens
uno 0es 8egIhneiOenS Der M
braufbaren Seile eripurt miro,
lernen, pie iie Erodcngemiiie da
bcbanoeln bat. auf cine Saiie Corn
gentle io1te iie' gum @intpethen
6rei big bier &aiien @aIier per-
ucn6en uno in oemielben 8aIier
fo6en, auBer bel gewiiien Etlan5en
nit Itarfem oNer bitterem SeIhmod,
d. 9. graunfobI, mo bas 8aiier
pbgegoiien miro. Sm algemetnel1
miro oas Semitic moblidmefenoer
tpenn mon diaries @epiir5, wit
&Gie, Seaerie, Senf, 8uprifa mn
GbnIi6es 3utut. Seoenfalls mlt
cine 8erbe. uno 2ebrs& ampagne II
ansriif geuommcn weroen. ebe oil
Iro6uftion nit boiler &raft elm
ieten fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-08
Nnftipn.

Undergraduate miro in ibrer 8ob.
illlrlg an Der meitl. 5. StraBe, am
Snmstas, Sen 16. Snli,
b~eginnen0 1 ltbr nadmittags. fol-
genoes perionlide @igentbltm on oen
Meiitbietcnoen berfarfen:
Bedroom Get, 9abenport, Dining.
room Gid, &leioerIhranf, 3 Seis.
0ferL &o6oferL &obloIofen, Susmaa.
rem, Stiible, S6ntfelitiiblc, Seppi6
utb anoere Irtifel 81 5nblreid I'm
ale ST. b%enennen.
9eoingungen: 8aar.
SRI. @mtlp 8ieIe
Sermanrt, No.
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Cd. Roie, melfer etlihe Gage
bier mar altf 8elu1 bel ieinen Scr
nunoten Sronf &ebiamen unb go
n1ilie, febrte om Wontoe micber nod
ct. 2oris 5uriid.
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SabnGrstlihe Nptis.

90 i9 meine iabrli9e Serien an
trete nir6 uniere Office in Serntnnn
MIR ont 0%onnerstaq, Sreitas uno
Somstng ie6er ISOLDE WGbreno oen
@onoten Sl,Ii r,nb gl,gilit often fem
unb atpor inter altfiidt meines Cob
mes, Or. g. e. Sidion.
Or. @. g.. Sidfop.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-08
3nr Scadtnng!
Mhtund Glnb. Ritalieber.

Sim nGditen 9ienstag, ben IL.
SllIi, meroe i'd S6meine unO gieb
na6 benz ct. 2ouiier Marft pers
Ienben. Geo. Ncumann, Chip
ping Wgr.
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Scr6unSlmnseH Der Spesialiitnns
Der 3iiiuurier 2esisIatnr.

bern, iofort etuas 81 tbln in Sotetl
Der ScrubIctrng Der boben 6rodts
uno @oiiogicrrotcn in Den SerciIli8'
ten Staoten.
cyu untcrbaltic Der Se9i&lotltr
urrNen 5rpei gorlagen fir einc ne
oclltna Ser @ietsperbdltniiie in ct.
9Ouis eingereidt. 8ie Der Stoat
Sic W1ietspreiie beItimmen mil, lit
3peifelboft. Stcucrerbobung nno
g~rb0bung Der W~tietSpreiie gcben
Nono in @nuo, oaS lit ielbltperltor1o'
lid.
Ser Scnat bat Oie SorIage ullge'
nonlnlc1,, Sic ltaatlide @infonu1cn'
rcur BON ~ Yro5ent artf | Groicnt
al re0u5ieren ltno Die gsemptionen
fiir D%erbeiratbete Serionen Don
$4,000 auf $4,000 81 erb0Der. Mud
lit Oic exemption be5ii9lidIt Der &in'
Der ppn 5000 ol1f $500 erbDbt nor
Ocn. Qies fonlmt iclen 81 Cute, mel
dye ein glttcS @infomnten baben, miro
obcr Den Jurmern menig oocr gar
nidtS nilben.
Die critic @orloge Der Spe5iolilbr
ung geIongtc am Sreltag 5rr Ir1ab'
me, nGmli6 bic oeS &eprGientNnten
@oleg bon Shannon Gol1ntD, mcIhe
bcitimmt, ooB sic Gu1tntp9eri6tc in
sen reglllGren Moi.Geru1inen cine
idbrlihe 8cgeitei,er hon 20 ErO5cnt
icItictc1 m~tiiiier, onitatt 20 8ro6ent
5ltpor nit elmer WtinoeItbeitinmrng
uon 10 Iroaent. Die NinOcItbc-
itimmung lit burd oieies neltc &c
iet abeeidofft morOet uno mub cine
| Ste1er BON 20 &ro5e1t auferIegt
luer6en. 2icie nel,e Sorfdgl gebt
lett Dem @oltbernellr fir heiien I'm
tcridrift 81.
Die Scnutoren er5pa1tgen Ilf bod
Ous Rcdt, Sen Scnutsiaal obne Nod
betreten 51 Girfcn, obldon Stce'
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MR.. HUGHES POLICY

A MEXICAN concern with certain highly
n important features of the peace settle
ment has not lapsed with American failure
to ratIfy the treaty Of Versailles. This is
undoubtedly the point of view taken by
Secretary Hughes In the notes dispatched to
Great Britain, Italy and japan.
The texts of these communications, which
have now been made public, refer partic-
ulnrly to the mandates over former German
possessions. These territories were not sur
rendered TO the League of Nations, which
had no existence at the time of Gcrmnny's
military collapse. but to the principal Allied
and Associated Powers, of which group the
United States was then and still is a vital
member
The disposition Of these lands in Africa,
in the Near East, in Mesopotamia and the
Pacific ocean was undertaken by the league
in execution of the mandate system. This
is the popular argument in the foreign chan
ccllcrcs. But while there Is logic in the
contention that we could not very well have
been included in an international body
which We had rejected, it is equally true
that American rights arising out Of our
participation in the victory are funda-
mental.
These claims. as Mr.. Hughes emphasizes
them. are based on careful analysis. His
diplomatic policy, as it is gradually re-
vcnled, suggests that this government is
CndCayoring after n season of stagnntion
consequent upon partisan strife at home, to
rc establish world ties, TO cement them firmly
and in friendship.
In justice to Secretary Colby, whose Mcso-
potnmian notes now take on a new signif
cance, it may be said that he was feeling
his way to somewhat similar results. But
Mr.. Hughes course has the color of con-
slstcnt policy with the backing of new
administration capable of carrying it out.
Possibilities Of rewriting of the treaty
Of Versailles or Of some new settlement with
the foreign governments Of questions affect
ing the whole world are indicated. What
ever happens. il is rapidly being shown that
the State Department is proof against the
isolation fantasy. Governments in power
are compelled to face realities.