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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-24

o II pokojich, koupelny, diva
zachody. Hodi Sc pro 4 mensi
rodiny, nese dobry najem. Ce-
ma $4,000. Dunn o 6ti pokojich,
koupelny, plyn, elektrika, vo-
da, lot 35 phi 80 str. pouze
$500. Cast hotoye ostatni
ma lehke splatky. Haste Sc Il
Rob. Kohout u Atlas Finance
Co., 5458 Broadway. 1926
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nou Marysce odkryla, re We
die rodicu a move pritelkyne -
Merry, jest jedina ieste bytost
ma sv6te, 0 kterou sc zajima,
k nlz chova pTatelske city.
Sympaticka, vazna tvar Jano-
va Sc zasmusilym pohledem
jakoby vlidne kynula z dali.
Merry, podavajic Marysce ia
nuv dopis, pravila:
"Psal jej uz davno. Jeste
pred mym odjezdem Q Halice.
Dal mi iej, pfisne nakazav, a.
bych YAM iej odevzdala, az Sc
uklidnite -
Maryska chv6jlcima Sc ru-
kama otevrela obalku opatr-
ne vyhala dopis.
Teprve "a chvilku dodala 81
odvahy a zacala tisti:
"Draha pritelkyne!
Smim Vas zajiste takto oslo
viii. Jsme prateli mladi a ted
znoya bylo pratelstvi nase po-
sveceno -.
Rozloucil jSem Sc Vikto-
rem ia Vas. Bud te zmuzila a
klidna. Viktor odeSel spokoje-
ne. MuCednicke utrpeni lel po-
vzneslo Ike hvezdam lehce. Od-
chod jeho byl vzneseny. " po-
slednim polibku. jeiz citim ma
lsvych rtech bez prestani, rckl
mi, iak neskonale Vas miloval.
Zehnaje YAM, prosil mne, a.
bych Vam yyridil posledni
vzkaz a zhoucl prani:
"Nezoufej, milaGku, ale Iii,
zij, spin sama vSecky plany,
ktere jsme spolu snivali kras-
n}ch dnech lasky sve! Zii, mu-
sis ziti, zii take "a mne, starel
sc pracuj, kdyz mne osud to-
no nedopral. Jdi zmuzile 1.-Two
tenn a 2astan V mem Viktora.
/ Vzdyt' narod mas potrebuje
| ted takovych, kteTi dovedou
|pracovati ga diva. Vzhuru hla.
Fvu a razn6 V pred! BUD bo-
hem, bud pozehnana!"
! Takoyy vzkaz mann YAM
vyfiditi cd Viktora. Nezazli-
yelte mi. ze ia sc pripojuJi k
poslednimu vzkazu Viktorovu
a prosim Vas, abyste hroznou
ranu statecnc prekonala a aby-
ste Sc brzo ujala Viktorovy Ia
Yeti a zdarne hospodarila ma
svate naSi pude. Slysite Vikto-
r6v HAS, iak vola Vas k zivo-
tn Il pracJ? Wy poslechnete hla
su toho a pujdete po Slepeiicl1
Yiktoroyych. Kudy iste spolu
chodili, pujdetc sama, ale duch
Viktoruy bude 5 Vami q poze.
! hna Vasi cinnosti.
Pfijm6te pratelsky pozdraN
cd pritele, ienz We vzpomln
! kach dlite stale II Vas V lezerc
+! Vas Jan Vyhla5.
| MarySka rychle dopis prete
Tia. Neuyazovala lednotli
vych slovech; na III pusobi
mohutnym dojmem silny u du
veriyy ton dopisu. Odkaz Vik
toruv! Ma sc vratit k ZiVotu
ma pracoyati "a sebe "a Nlk
fora! Jake TO d6dictyi, jak.
: Ito odkaz'
Dopis Januv Mary9ku uchvi
Ill. Jakoby Sc nahle probudili
: ze sna. Prudce Sc vzchopila nj
I luzku a zvolala:
"Mery, pojd'te a ctete.'
: Merry seznala Q hlasu Marys
: Gina ycliky ucinek Janova dc
!. plsu.
Precetla JeJ a slzic praylla
: "Maryska poslechne. Mary
]. ska splni odkaz ViktoruV. c
: odpoyi MarySka p
Sklonila Sc k Marysce, je1
j rozechVeni zaseptala:
G "Poslechnu.'
Kapitola sesta.
SETkANi.
: Maryska precenoNala Sye S
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PRAVE MfSTO pro milovnf

ka velkeho lotu, pro chovani
drubeze, aniz by ztracel NEST
ske. pohodli. Lot je 12O pri $50
strevicich a jest tam dunn 6ti
syetniclch, plyn, elektrika,
velke bane. Da Sc pod cenu, bu
deli prodan hned a sice pouze
"a S48OO. Blizsi sdeli +. J.
Nejedlik, 11O15 Union Ave. We
die boulevardu. Tel. Broadway
1886 - Union 1861 r. !?
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dy zaSla, ale vlekla Sc splSe
jako stin. Prosila, aby il me-
chali 0 samote, aby "a nj ma
zahradu nechodili. A TAX ca
ato bloudila tax, chodic strom
cd stromu. Hlavu ke kmeni pri-
tulivsi, modlila Sc, ably il buh
dal Ease plac. Jak touzila "a
plakat 81, usedave Zaplakat
mad znicentm zivotem, mad
ztracenym stestim, mad sebou,
mad Viktorem mad roditi. Vi
della dobre, jak Sc ubozl trapi,
ale co mohla pro ne uciniti?
Ami k pretvarce nemela silly.
Jednou vysla 81 humenskou
cestou do poll. Kdyz Sc tax
rozhledla Sc zamilovaneho W.
sku sveho po polich, po kraji-
ne, V niz znala kazdy strom a
kazdy ker sipkovy a trnkovy,
tn zalil il smutek nevyslovny,
nicivy a hruzny. Sc vsech stran
Sc ma nj privalil.
Zoufale vykriky draly Sc j
2 hrdla, klesnuvsi ma pazit,
rozplakala Sc. Bylo il jako zou
falci, jenz vsechno cizine
ztrativ, ustvan, prichazi umrlt
do rodneho kraje. Ma takove-
ho ubozaka jako by najednou
padl cely ten kraj a kazdy po-
hled na znama pole, zahrady
a lesy, jako by dykou srdce
probodaval.
We chvilich takovych clovek
| uvefi V tajne silly prirodni a
strasidelne zivly, ktere lid zte-
lesnil povestech a zkazkach.
Ale mic nedovede zas tax u
konejsiti - jako plaG, uprim-
ny plac nest astneho V bozsk6
samote - V Sirych polich, pod
tichym nebem. To jest plac
nejcistsi a nejsilnejsi.
A jak MarySka usedave pla-
kala, jak Sc il Shy hrnuly po
tvarich, tn prece uspokojeni
jedno pocitila: Konecn6 Sc
muze vyplakati, konetn6 pfi-
Slo to, po Gem toltk touzila. -
Maryska V placi ami nepozo-
rovala, re chodci nejaci Sc X
nj pfiblizili.
! Zena stara uz, chud6ra ia.
kas, vedla muze nlladeho, jen2
kracel krokcm nejistym.
"N6kdo tn place. maminko"
rekl mlady muz.
Il ml6, proc by neplakala,
mech il vyplakatl At Sc vypla-
ce. PAX bude dobre. Ba, ba
'ma zlata Marysko, devecko ne.
boha, vyplaGte Sc! Buh van
del silu X placi. Placte, plac.
tie a pax bude dobre! TAX jake
II mne. Co Sc divate tax ustra.
Sene? Coz mne neznate? Ne.
znate starou Sipalku? Jak by.
ste il neznala. Co jsem sc l
vas nadGlala! Kazdy rok isen
u vas nadenicila, kdyz jsen
byla mladSi. Jak byste nezna
la! Znate. znate. A meho Pro
kopa znate take. Vzdyt' lstt
rostenci. Vysla jscm 81 $ MIN dc
poll. Chtel sc ilti podivat n;
naSi raholinu. Loni na jare to
| lik kamene z nj vynesl a TOLL
hliny tam navozil, tax Sc tesil
lax ma nj ted poroste. Proko
pc, HE'D, to je MarySka Mar
tincova, Wis, place zde pro Nik
tora. Niktor tam byl take
zustal tam jako mas Josef. Vi
te, MarySko, nell oba, chuda
ci, stejny osud a snad stein.
den je TO stihlo. Prokop tan
byl take, ale nehde jinde, lie
pamatuli 81 kde a nechci an
= vedet, ale yiditc. st astne $
: vratil, mann no donna, aleSpo
jedcn mi zustal.
eco mluyite, maminko, St q
stne. st'3stne. A tohle ner
, mic? - Hlascm rozechyelym L
kazal Prokop k cernemu sal
ku, jenz yinul sc mu pres OBJ
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NAM DIVA dobre jdouci

NAM DIVA dobre jdouci
obchody grocerni a feznicky v
peknem okoli. Cena spravna.
po prlpade Sc vym6ni Ia jiny
majetek. Tez nam nekolik
modernich majetku ia ktere
muzete svuj lot co prvni Splat-
ku vymeniti. Dalsi sdeli Rob.
kohout u Atlas Finance Co.,
5458 Broadway. 3-24
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~ NAVRAT ~
PoviDKA zE svETovE vALKy
sa NAPSAL VAVRINEC REHOR

"Maryska. hubuje Ease vas,
ze jste neporadny, ze spatne
ponocujete, kdyz ma vas nedo-
hlizil. Proc .nepiskate uz pied
Martincovymi! Maryska sc zlo-
bi - vsak vam to brzo sama
rekneH'
Has Merry Obstove zn6l tax
vesele a madeline, ze panima-
ma Martincova radostne sepja
la ruce a oddechla si:
"Zaplat' Pan Buh!''
Ponocng Horyna pax poodle
Sci Cd oxen a nasadiv pono-
censkou pi$t alu k ustum, Ia
Cal hlasiti desatou hodinu,
Zvuky piSt' ally vSak neznely
jake obycejne,
Horyna Jim vdechl dnes
svou dust rozra doStnGnou, ma.
dejeplnou.
Mad Jezerem nesly Sc zvuky
pi5t ally tax jako kratka skri-
vanci pisen, zvestujici, ze ma.
stava jaro, st astny obrat.
Pist'ala Horynova vykouzli-
la tony, jez rozplakaly Merry
panimamu Martincovou a je2
MarySce vykouzlily ponejprs
JENNIE ruze ma llcich.
"Maminko, maminko, proc
jsem radeji neumrelar' Ease.
ptala Maryska, kdyz MARTINEZ,
va pfibehla k jejimu lazku
uBlysevbi radostne zbarvenj
HAS "polske slecny".
'DitG, dit6 zlat6, co bychon
81 my, start lido, pocali bez tie,
be? Mohla bys nam odejit
Mohla bys mas opustit? Det'a Al
ko na8e, nemame ma sv6te mic
nez tebe!' Martincova sklane.
la sc mad MarySkou. lfbaiic j.
ma cello.
MarySka pritiskla mattinr
ruku Ike rtum, jez Sc chv6ly ia,
ko iupinky osyky,
A pax jako po velike mama
zc vysilena kIcsla do polstafn
Oci jeji nehybne uplraly Sc dc
stredu stropu, ma nemz malll
namaloval kytlci podle vZoru
jeiz mu Maryska sama sesta.
villa . ky6tin, ktcrc rostly
na leii zahradce. Cele hodiny
cele dny tax lezela bez uca.
sti, bez zajmu.
Ale du$e ieji pfece lila. M
ryska iaSnG 81 uv6domila uz
co sc Stalo; Y nekonecnych no
cech, kdy spanek nepfichazel
premySlela o SVEN nestesti. Ne
zmerny smutek obestrcl cello,
jeji bytost. Ale neplakala uz ;
take ami sluvkem 81 nepostezo
vala. Kdyz preci nekdy usina
la. mivala jedin6 prani:
"Kez bych Sc neprobudila.
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NASADTE 81
VEJCE Cd BlLYCH PEKIN
kACHEN z PSENICKO-
Wy FARMY, $3.50 TU-
GET. OBJEDNAVKY BE-
RE A. ROUBICEK, ROH
BROADWAY A FINN
AVE. ?
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DrOtSnG
0zrlaanlky
HLEDA Sc:


HLEDA SE byt 0 dvou poko
jlch S kuchyni, V prizemi aneb
domek sam sob6, pro tTiclen-
nou rodinu V Corlett, kde by
81 mohli drzet drubez. Nechte
adressu v adm. Sv6ta. 1926
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PRODA S. dunn o 5ti poko-
jlch neb Sc vymeni "a farmu.
Haste Sc V els. 11410 Methyl
Ave. mezi Luna Parkem a
Buckeye Rd. 3-24
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PRODA Sc iednorodinny
dunn o Z pokojich, koupelna a
line zarizeni. Haste sc v els.
1929 E. 54th St. Tel. Broad
way 651 NJ. .3-26
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KOUPf Sc grocerni a rezni-
cky obchod V ceskoslovenskem
okoli. Haste Sc V els. TIL
Goodman Ave. Agent Sc vylu-
cuji. 1926
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PRODA Sc cele bytoye
zarizenl, kuchyne, loznice,
jidelna, vse velmi LEVINE a
prenecha Sc cely byt. Hla-
ste Sc V c. 1905 Durkee
Ave. nahore --2
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PRODA Sc RUNE klempir-
ske nadobi a zafizeni "a lev
nou cenu. Haste Sc V els.
1927 Svec Ave. :?
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PRODA Sc gramofon, je ja-
ko novy a lot velmi lacino.
Haste Sc V els. 5613 Dolloff
Rd. 3-24
The Washington times., 1921-12-11
POWERS ERR IN BACKING PEKINa.

The men who have founded the Chinese republic
and those who believe in it instrument for the
modernization of China have been afforded
opportunity of governing China. This is cardinal
fact to be borne in mind.
This government under the enlightened leadership
of Dr. Sun Yatsen who is the originator Of the Chinese
republic, and supported by his colleagues, who all
progressive and experienced men, has been temporarily
established at Canton for the purpose Of working for the
recovery of the powers of government from Picking and
for the restoration of China to her ghful and proper
condition.
We do not wish to blow own trumpet. But a
reference to record of work may be permitted As
present constituted this Government has been in opera
ton for not quite year.
Very briefly this is what we have done: The aboli-
ton of gambling at a cost Of $10O0O000 Of yearly
revenue; the introduction of the American municipal
system the demolition of medieval city walls and the
construction of wide metaed roads, the encouragement
of education and other too numerous to be
specified. 1t is there to be seen by all men.
Look however, at the other side in Picking. Educa-
ton is practically discouraged and while money is
forthcoming for military commanders, teachers go for
months without their salaries corruption is rife in nearly
The Washington times., 1921-12-11

Islands and it was evident that they would become
American territory, suggested to John Hay and other
American statesmen that the extension of the Monroe
Doctrine to the Pacific would be necessary in order
the safety of the islands My proposal how
has now come when the question should be seriously
considered.
If you look at the map it will be seen that lands
belonging to different nations lie within the Pacific and
that great countries border its waters This geographical
fact may be said to bind all these lands and countries
in a interest in the maintenance of the ex-
listing status quo in the that the present national
distribution of territory shall be preserved.
This is particularly important in the case of China.
And therefore, the wise words of the farsghted John
Hay are of supreme interest in this connection The
worlds peace" Americas great Secretary Of State OBJ
served, "rests with China, and whoever understands
China socially politically, economically, relgously holds
the key to the worlds politics for the next five CEN
turtles"
The Washington times., 1921-12-11
w AN Il S u. S.
TO RECOGNIZE
SUN VAT SEN
IL Washington Conference Would Decide on In
ternational Recognition of the Legal Govern
ment Instead of the Military Picking Admin
istration, United China, Prosperous and Pro
greSSive, Would Become Fact and a Reality.

every department of government; taxes and government
funds arbitrarily seized by the various military
officials
The Pekng government is entirely under the
domination Of the tuchuns and super uchuns in other
words of the military and the socalled President Hsu
Shih-chang is unable to appoint high official or
transact any important matter without first getting the
consent of these military leaders.
All Chinese merchants, bankers and the people
In general emphatcally dissatisfied with the Picking
administration. 1t is exaggeraon to state that the
Picking government exists only nomnally, and it has
not actually disappeared simply because of the recogn
ton of the foreign powers whose representatives
side in Pekng.
assert that long the foreign powers continue
to recognize the Picking administration the govern
ment Of the Chinese republic long will China con-
tinue in her present deplorable condition.
Let the foreign powers withdraw their recognition
from the Peking administration, which is admittedly
illegal and unconstitutional and there could be little
doubt that all the provinces would recognize the
national authority of the Canton and united
China would instantly become fact and reality Honest
enlightened and progressive would be employed,
and not least foreign trade would increase tenfold in
volume and value In a word, China would soon stand
erect a modern state governed democratcally.
We are peaceful people and have everything that
is necessary to make powerful factor for peace in
the world We do not covet the territory of other people,
have all the land needed for future expansion.
We have also vast stores of natural resources waiting
only to be tapped We do not want the materials
Of Others
The Washington times., 1921-12-11
o. 8. AID WILL HELP DEMOCRACY.

We have lived a nation for thousands of years.
during which have developed culture and civliza-
ton Of own, the central teaching of which enforces
belief in the chief factor in the settlement Of
disputes.
Let America assist the democracy Of China to
the international recognition Of its legal govern
ment and Immediately there will be central govern
ment with tho power to restore unity and to enforce
order and peace throughout the country
China cannot be saved from the outside In her
case, in other cases, salvation is the work of in
ternal forces And the internal forces which can
bring the great gifts of peace and prosperity, and
Of national salvation only be organized and rightly
directed by national ruling body deriving its authority
from the Chinese constitution
The authority of Picking is admittedly not de-
rived from the constitution But the government whereof
President Sun Yasen is the chief executive derives its
authority from the constitution.
Finally / repeat that the unification of China
be effected if and foreign Intervention
to an end in the shape of Withdrawing international
recognition from Peking
united China means the establishment of
tional government which shall transform China into
a modern state economically sound and based on the
enduring foundations Of Chinese culture.
And when this is realized, all the other issues in
volved in the Far Eastern question will be automatically
solved and the saying of John Hay will come true and
the Washington conference will have accomplished
immortal work
The Washington times., 1921-12-11
Would Gust Kings
Doctor For Speech
For Birth Control

T oNDoN. Dec. 1o.-should Lord
IL Dawson. tho Kings physician.
continue to hold his court ap-
pointmsnt after his open advocacy
of birth-controi at tho church
consressr
Tho Sunday Express. In. str1l<-
ing article, demands his dismissal.
II says:
"In plain English, Lord Dawson
breaches tho abominable gospel Of
Nautilus. Bradlough, and Mrs.
Besant. Hitherto Malthusianism
has been q stealthy and furtive
cult which has never dared to
show itself openly and shameless
ly IN the light Of day. Now for
the first time In our national life
it appears. Of all places in the
world. on the platform At the
church congress!
Lord Dawson has given II tho
imprimatur Of medical science,
the hallmark Of social eminence.
the sanction Of the court physician.
and the aegis Of the Established
Church. The Kings physician
appears wearing the grimy mantle
OF Nautilus. the greasy robes of
Bradlaugh, and the frowsy gar
ments Of Mrs. Besanti
THE sophistries Of Lord Dawson
are not new. They are the old
Malthusian sophistries dressed up
in a new guise and clothed with
the triple armor of the court, the
church. and the peerage.
1T may be said that we are
passing through a period Of eco
nomic misery and unemployment
which Justifies this awful remedy
for a desperate disease. Therefore.
let us lower the birth rate! Lot
us Join the dying nations! Lord
Dawson cites the example OF
France. But France is q dying
nation. Birth-control has de-
pleted her manhood.
France Is a warning, not an
example. England needs more
children. not fewer. The great war
hat. deprived her Of nearly million
of her brarest and best men. How
can she hold her own in the COM
ing years II birth-control robs
her of tho men who will guard her
heritage and keep inviolate her
freedom7
THE League OF Nations re-
mains a nebulous dream. The les
son Of the war stands. Nations
that lack men to resist aggression
are doomed to perish. Tho British
Empire and all It's traditions will
decline and fall II the motherland
In faithlsss to motherhood. We
cannot risk Il
The Washington times., 1921-12-11
EXTEND MONROE DOCTRINE TO PACIFIC"

in European history But in recent years they have
MIND their most notable expression in The Hague
Tribunal and in the League of Nations. When private
Individuals quarrel resort is had to court Of law. Why
Aould not nations do the samef And it is for
similar that welcome the conference at Wash
ington which President Harding summoned.
If it succeeds, most powerful advance in the
direction Of eventually eliminating method
Of settling international disputes will be registered
And if nothing tangible out Of the debera-
tions Of the conference is certain to set ems minds
thinking in opposed to the continuance Of the
institution of war In any view, it seems to me that
it will do good.
In the interests Of the peace Of the world would sug
gsst that the conference should take up the question
OF extending the Monroe Doctrine" to the Pacific
Ocean and all the islands inside and bordering on 1t.
Soon after Admiral Dewey captured tho Philippine
The Washington times., 1921-12-11

~ ERLIN, Dec. 1o.-Herr DR.. Won
Stresemann. who has conf
Dental relations with Hugo
SHINES and Ia leader Of the Peoples
party, the strongest bourgeois party
Of the German Parliament. has
made the following statement:
MY party il not anti-republican.
Germany has been made q republic
and this fact Is recognized by myself
and by my party as a firm and I'M
doubted guide for our proceedings
and activities. All other talk IL non.
sense. Our political antagonists are
constantly spreading announcements
referring to our anti-republican faith
and aspirations. These are but po-
litical maneuvers.
I'VE do not hesitate to declare
that we do not consider a republican
government as the ideal condition.
or one that must be praised on every
occasion, and to which nothing
equally good exists on earth. No,
this 10 not the case! We have been
brought up under the monarchistic
system and traditional views cannot
be changed like an overcoat. II
called upon to choose. we would de-
eide for monarchy. but we are far
from using an Az to uproot the pres.
ent form of government. which II
republican.
CIVIL WAR WOULD RESULT.
Just contemplate the fatal conse-
quenoes Of any movement that
would tend to do away by foroe with
the present form of government.
I'VE would cause a vital civil
war. blood would flow in streams.
Germany would be torn to pieces.
Hohenzollern would fight tho Wit
tolsbachs, the Protestants. the Catho.
les the South Of Germany the
North. the workmen tho civilians.
The whole empire would fall to
pieces, the unity Of the German
people would be dissolved, and
endless pain and SORROW would
pour forth on our worn-out popu.
lation II such aims rs have been
falsely ascribed 10 our party were
turned Into reality.
DE ysu. Asss anS enc With .
The Washington times., 1921-12-11
PROGRESS OF CH1NA's REPUBLIC.

On this view suggest that the success or failure
Of the Washington conference depends on the manner
in which the Chinese question will be handled
If the delegates of the participating powers attend it
with open minds and resolved to consider all ques
tons in fair and dspassonate spirit in order that
may be eventually eliminated and peace maintained
there is the probability Of the objects of the conference
being realized.
If, however, the delegates bring to the work Of the
conference minds full of preudices and bent
ing advantages for their respective countries regardless
of the rights and interests Of Others it is to be feared
that the great expectations of the conference will not
be realized.
Limitation of space does not permit me to trace the
history of the great revolution which led to the
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sound understanding. believe that
myself and my followers are no
truer. no better lovers Of our coun.
try than to cast upon her such
fearful strife?
my party and myself are pursu-
ing realpolitik (real policy. We are
realistic politicians. bound to make
the best Of tho present state of
affairs. and to leave to a distant
future all questions dealing with
any change in the form of govern.
ment. Therefore, I can repeat
firmly that my party is not anti.
republican. and the republic has
nothing to fear from rs.
THE other question, no less I'M
portant. is how will Germany over
come the present fatal state of
economic decline. After the Lon
don ultimatum was set into force,
Germany started to pay and she
has paid the first installment of
one and a half billion gold marks.
Germany. In order to live, must
keep her working population going
by importing more raw goods than
her export Of finished goods
amounts to. Her trade balance In
passive and this dcplorable situa-
ton cannot be remedied a. long a.
Germany Ii compelled to pay her
indemnities In dollars to the allied
powers.
"The way out Of these most ruin.
Gus conditions, that will before long
prove devastating to our neighbor-
ing countries, In to discontinue de-
manding gold which we do not pos.
sess. We can pay, and arc ready to
do 20, by our work. with material
that II grown and handled in our
country; but we must be granted
lengthy credits for raw material II
Germany Ii not to sxccumb to i'm.
povcrishmcnt, which will finally
lead 10 bankruptcy.
And yet foreign statesmen, for.
eign Journalists and writer's and for.
eign malignant experts fill the pa.
pers Of the world with complaints
Of Germany's obstinacy and infrac.
tons. They are neither wise nor
clever servants to their peoples and
G0vsrnmsnts"