Washington Journal., 1921-02-25
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SOn Paul 0lets, VSd1pln9tpn, y. v
Isle ~ingebeuer mi6tig es bod lit
fir Die 8eItgeididte, OF Soroing
nit o0er obne @iIion nG1iten Srei.
tog gum &opitoI fGbrtl 9ieies M1nl
giebt es iiberboupt feline feierli9e
&uffobrt. &edt 10. @s lit oes @u-
ten audi baIo al bieI. ng8ie er raul
pert uno pie er ipudt, oas babt Sbr
ibm gIiidli9 obgeglidt."
x \ X
Ser beltti9e l1nterriGt miro nun
enoli6 gum Sftober in ben @albing-
toner offentIiden, b0beren S9uIen
nieoer eingefiibrt. @s miro aud
bodite 3eit. Sogor StootsiefretGr
GolbD iiebt auf einmoI Die 8eoeu-
tung, Die @i6tigfeit uno ben Nuben
Der &enntnis fremoer Spro9en elm.
@r ideint oltf leiner iiioomerifonii6-
Ell &eiie NIT ieinem Sponii6 urlo
8ortugieiti6 nunoerIi1e grfabrun-
gen gen1a6t 81 baben. 90 piinl1t
er enoli6, ooB oo1 Die Oiplomoten,
Die man ms M1tslnno ididt, aud sic
Spra6e oes 2onoes fennen m0ften,
in oas man ite i9ift. Siefe 8eiS-
beitl 9o6 onoere 8obrbeiten ge-
traut er ii6 enOli6 5u iagen, na9oem
er ia babel 1T, bon ieinem Nmte OBJ
5ltoonfen. uSbe great barrier to
@mericon progreB abroad is lang
noge," Iogt er, 0tbe people of TIE
limited States ore not linguiIts. "
(Sino feline 2inguilten, obi6on mon
one Spro6en Der 8elt bier in Sleiid
uno Slut periommelt bat?) nYolt
CON bolo no conberle mitb a man En-
cept in tbe terms Of q common boca-
bltlorp." Sriefenoe, tieferiinoige,
offenbar aus @rfabrltng gel10pfte
Mabnung zines Stootsmonnesl .8is
mir nit Der SIuiion aufgerdumt bo-
ben, bob @ngIii9 uns Inn Die ga15e
@elt tr6gt, 10 lange miro infer Sort
i6ritt cine einaige, longe GnttGuid-
ung iein."
"The ordinary graduate of an
American academy or college knows
of nothing to do with his smatte-
rings of science except to forget
them"
@roBorfig; i9 oodte, mir pGren
i'm 2an0e Der b0dlten &ultlir, mar
i6ierten an Der Spite oes Sorti6rittS
Ser Weni6beit. go bot Golbb ielbIt
betont in ieiner Note an &uBlon0 int
Iesten Iuguit. SIT es oas erlte Wtnl,
6aB Der Serr StootsfefretGr elm
frem0es 8olf nit elmer fremoen
Spro6e beiudt2 0as er1te MoI, 6oB
er iiebt, 6oB es onberslpo an9 &ul-
tur giebt?"
"The countries of South America
are not at all what the generality
of people in the U. S. suppose
them to be-. Instead of envying
us, l think it quite true to say that
there are developments which
they behold in this country which
are unattractive and even repellent
and from which they hope in some
way or other to protect themselves"
X X
@as lit iiberba1pt &1tltltr? @enn
mir General 8unaro foIgen polen
10 bertrat 9e1tti9lono NIT ieinen RE.
fieen &riegsriiltungen Dor Dem &rie-
&c ben Sobepunft meni9Ii6er &l1l-
tnr. llno bieie n&uItltr" balf Gene
raj 8ltllaro .~aerltoren? Soren mir,
mas 0ie 8eitung fur5 iiber feline Ste
De iagt: Das meiite lit natiirli6 aus
geloiien noroen.
Culture and arms were linked
by the speaker who pointed to
Great Britain and Japan now, and
the Germany of pre-war days as
examples. Japan was alluded to
as a marked example of "progres-
siveness and rapidly increasing
enlightment." It is a significant
fact, declared General Billiard,
"that from the monkey to the
American the state of their cult
ure and their advancement CORES
pondet exactly to the state OF
their armament"
u9ie Mffen, Die i'm Sample ums
Daiein @riise genrg batten, einen
Stod als @offe gu ben1sen, entmid-
elten ii6 gu Meniden. Die anoern
blieben Iffen.~ 60 naren olio Die
Bis an Die 36bne geriiiteten 9eutiden
oos geloue @egenteil bon @ffen2
Mou bottle uns bod umgefebrt ge-
iagt, Deuti6lano bertrete Die &ll-
tlr Ser @ilben, ser Sunrtet un0 Gf-
fen Dor Dem 9riege! Soer mar es