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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-16
S'a deSchiS eri
Sezonul de v1na-
toare de epuri
Rezultatul: Trei morti 81 noua
raniti = insa nu iepuri.

Prima ri sezOnului pentru
vanatoare de iepuri a resultat
trei cazuri de moarte 81 au fost
raniti noua, = nu iepuri, ci per-
sOane.
Precum spune rapOrtul dat in
Columbus, in acest an S a scos un
numar neObicinuit de mare de Ii
cente de vanat. Departmental
respectiv spune ca in tOate dis
trictele sunt iepuri extraordinar
de multi.
Bryan, o. 16 Nov. = Gerald
Kelley, de 10 am, u1ical coph al
lui Harry Kelley din Bryan, s'a
impuscat, in mod accidental Gu
Ocaziunea vanatoarei. Ell a i'm
puscat asupra unui iepure, dar
! "a ranit numai. Ell a incercat sd
omoare iepurele asa ca Ia lovit
GU puSca. Aruncand o asupra ie-
purelui, pusca s'a descarcat 81
glontul a omorit pc Kelley in
mod instantaneu.
Greenville, o. Is Nov. = I'm
ON a fost omorit, lar altul rant
in acest judet, eri, Gu ocaziunea
primei ri de vanatoare. Elmer
Hapner a fOst acela care a fost
lmpuScat in mod accidental de
Emil Roberts. Ell a murit Gu doua
ciasuri mai tarziu.
Toledo, o. 16 Nov. = Ralph
Sanderson, de 30 ami, s'a omorit
in mod accidental cand vana du-
pa iepuri. El sedea Gu prietenii
sal. Luand in mana pusca sa care
era langa ell, aceasta s'a descar-
cat. Glontul a trecut prin inima
omOrindu-l imediat.
In celelalte districte s'au mai
ranit 8 insi, multi dintre eli in
mod mai grav.
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CARABUS.

81 ne-am cOnvins ca fondul comu.
nitatii ajutora pc oameni carl sunt
81 decat moi mai saraci 81 carl in.
tr 'adevar au lipsa de acest ajutor.
DE aceea va trimitem rata nOastra
de so dollari.''
Acesta este spiritul oamenilor
nobili. Afacerile nu-i merg cum
ar trebui, viitorul Use infatiseaza
nu tocmai in culori splendide, 81 el
totusi vede 81 durerile altuia. Vede
ca acest fond este pentru eel sa-
raci 81 pentru copii, poate 81 pen
tru copilul lui care nu-i nascut inca
"Pana cand vom avea putina
pane, mime nu va Fl flamand in
Cleveland, !" a zis un alt ON Gu ini.
ma intreaga.
D-rul James R. Angel, presedin-
tele universitatii Yale, vorbind eri
unei multimi, declarat: "D-voas-
ira, eel din Cleveland, n'aveti lip.
sd ca sd vina cineva sd va spuna
cum sd adunati bani. D-voastra
va pricepeti mai bine decat oricare
oras."
Scolile Isl iau 81 ele partea leu
lui. Mile, zecile de mil de copii
81 copile aduna, ca albinele, banu-
til pentru fond, c4ci stu ca mai
multi de jumatate din acesta este
destinat pentru micii lor camaraz
suferinzi 81 lipsiti.
Resultatul pana All la ora IL es
te: $1,654 600.
Faceti-va datorinta fiecare fats
de aceasta Institute ca sa avet
mangaierea cs, ati sters 81 vol 4
lacrim3.
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tudinea Frantei asa ca Statele u
mite 81 lumea 81 fie In clar Gu We
derile noastre. 81 dupa ce am vor-
bit 81. dupa ce matt ascultat, eu
sunt sigur Cd d-voastrx Yeti Fl con-
vinsi, domnilor, Cd Franta, afara
de necesitatea sigurantei sale, nu
nutreste alte scopuri carl eventual
ar conturba pacea lumii.
Va veni vremea pentru demon.
strarea aceasta. All fnregistrez
Gu mare bucurie, - acordul ajuns
in asseasta mare problem& si-mi ex-
prim credinta Cd vom sjunge de
acord 81 in ce priveste celelalte
chestii CO asteapt4 resolvire de ID
confsrintk =
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De mute orr Sc intdmpM cd dai
peste un prost, care crede ca 81 tn
esti prost dacd faci pc prostul, 81
So caute sd te prOstedscd 81 mai
tdre.
I'm Oare care Joe Zeslina, din
Loraim, o., fOst prins cd trans.
pOrta rdisin- jack-ruchiu de staff
de-si a fost dns inaintea JUDGED
tOrului.
"L'am gdsit pc cdmp," a zis
Zeslina tribunalului.
"Presupun cd creste dcolo afa-
rd," sugesti0neasd judecdtorul
HGrding.
De, ma stsa-podss, = respunde
Zeslina.
"Creste pc copac sau in tufis?"
mtreabd judecdtorM.
4cusGtM, cdsdnd cum sta aface-
rea, slobOade HmbG 81 incepe:
Nu, nu creste pc pom. IsyO-
reste din pdmdnt ca petrolul. An,
vdzut cum ese dfard din pdmdnt, 81
M am apucat 81 an, sdpat ST."
"Inteleg. o sutd cinseci de do
lari 81 cOstu," zice judccMorh,
sntrerupdmd pc Zeslina, care remi-
ne cu gurG cdscatd, vdzdnd ce I'M
tOrsdturd a luat "afacerea."
Pentru conformitate,
CARABUS.
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folosi de cal laterale, moi, carl re-
presintam Franta, vom fl totdeau-
na de partea acelora carl, Gu buna
credinta, Sc vor sforta de a reveni
pc calea dreaptS, caci numai asa
ne puteam atinge scopul nostru.
Chestia Gu care trebue sd ne o.
cupam in primul rand este. natu-
raj, ceea a flotelOr. Din parte- mi,
pot spune cam primit Gu mare pla-
cere aderarea Japoniei 81 Brita-
niei. Oar nu pentru-ca Franta ar
Fl Gu totul desinteresata in aceasta
privinta. Eu pot spune acum, -
81 aceasta vOm demonstra mai tir-
ziu Gu numere, = ca Franta a in
trat deja pc calea cea dreapta 81
ca a facut deja ceva in directia a.
ratata. Rasboiul ne-a tinut la oa-
recare nivel, natural. Aceasta ne-a
retinut ca sa ne realizam planuri-
le nOastre referitoare la flota sla-
ba, poate 81 prea slaba pentru apa-
rarea noastra nationala.
Oar ell nu insist pc langa aceas-
ia chestie. Ma intorc mai bine ca
tire 0 alta chestie la care d.. Bal
four a facut alusie, 81 ell ii mul-
tamesc pentru aceasta. Este oare
aici vorba numai de economic, nu-
mai de evaluari 81 de bugete! Da-
ca aceasta ar Fl asa, daca acesta ar
fl unicul scop al d-voastra, ar fl
nedemn pentru marea matte care
ne-a chemat pc moi aici.
Chestia principala, chestia ar
zanda este ca cd stim ca oare po-
poarele lumii fi-vor in fine in sta
re ca Cd Sc 'nteleaga asa ca sd pu-
tenn evita desastrul rasboaielor. ST
atunci, domnilor. cand va veni dis
cutia Inevitable q fnarmarii arma-
telor de pc uscat, - o chestie foar-
to delicata pentru Franta, - moi
nu vom incerca Sd evitam aceasta
chestie. MOI vom raspunde la ape
lul D-voastra deplin constientiosi
Cd aceasta chestie de 0 gravitate
extraordinara pentru moi. Ches-
tiunea s'a ridicat, - domnilor,
!! 81 daca exista 0 tara care doreste ca
/ 81 se ridice, aceasta este Franta.
Aceasta chestie va veni la vre-
mea ei in discntie 81 eu sper ca vol
avea ocazia CO s. declar 81 81 ex-
PUN h mod public situatia q ati-
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AAAe%A AAASs
Admiralul Kato a vorbit in
acelas fnteles expunand admi-
rata Japoniei 81 vointa eli de
accepta programul lui
Hughes.
Dl. Schanzer, seful delegated
italiene, a spus ca propunerea
americana este Gel dintai pas
efectiv catre realizarea inten-
tiei de a da lumii o astfel de
liniste ca aceasta sa-si poata
vedea de RECONSTRUCTED eli eco
monica.
Apoi s'a fidicat premierul
BRAND al Frantei. Ell a fost
PRINT Gu aplauze frenetice.
Ell a adresat urmatoarea vor-
bire:
"DOmnule presedinte, Ell sunt
pc deplin de acord Gu aceea ce pre-
sedintele delegatiei britape, - dl.
Balfour, - spus tocmai mai
nainte, ca aceasta conferinta va Fl
una dintre cele mai mari fapte ale
istoriei lumii 81 a civilizatiei. Sen
timentele mele n 'au fost aceleasi ca
ale lui la auzirea vorbirii repre-
sentantului Statelor Unite, totusi
m am dat seama ca un pOpor ca
eel al Statelor Unite nu poate face
0 initiative att de monumentala
fara yre-un plan 81 scop bine def
nit.
Eu cred, domnilor, eu cred ca
nu mai avem dreptul sa spunem
popoarelor Cd nu vor mai Fl ras-
boaie. ca totdeauna va exista pace,
dac& moi nu ne vom decide firm ca
50 hotArlm acele mljloace prin ca
re aceste sperante le vom 81 realiza.
Multe conferinte si congrasuri
s'au tinut deja Gu scopul de a rea-
liza sceasta nobil4 ideie 81 d. Bal
four q avut dreptate cand q spus
Cd un mare pericol daca aceste
chestii STUNT privite prin sticla i
dealismului.' Oar, D-voastra, die
secretar ldi. Hughes), ne-ati ara
tat Gales. Eu pot spune cs VI ur-
mann.
Natural, daca in decursul exa-
minarii amSnuntelor acestei grele
chestii della carl depinde realiza-
rea practieS saei se Va fntampla
q noi a. yoln sbste della calea cea
,drsapx xon fi ispitif De ne
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Lord Northcliffe zice ca Engli-
terra trateaza negociatiuni
pentru o atlanta secreta Gu
Japonia.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Is No,
Los Angeles Times a pr
NIT All della correspondence sa
din Peking urmatoarea cablogra
ma:
"Peking, Is Nov.-Lordul
Northcliffe care in turneul lui
in China 81 alte tari orientale
sc afla aici de cateva zile, a
zis astazi ca d-sa a auzit ca
Ministerul afacerilor streine al
Engliterei conduce negociati-
uni secrete Gu Japonia pentru
o atlanta anglo-japoneza.
'Atft i'm Toxic cat 81 in Pc
king sunt svonuri persistente
ca Ministerial afacerilor strei-
ne al Engliterei negociaza pen
tru un tratat secret Gu Japo-
MIA.
"Lordul Northcliffe a de-
clarat ca atlanta propusa este
favorizata numai de clasele mi
litariste din Englitera 81 ia
ponia.
"Tratatul Anglo-Japonez SC
poate construi ca vrajmasesc
intereselor Statelor Unite,
Zis LOrdul NOrthcliffe."
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RECTIFICARE

In numarul de Luni, II Oct,
Ia colecta pentru Universitatea
Populara della valenii de Nun
70 s'a trecut d. vasile Grigo-
rescu din Bridgeport, Conn, Gu
suma dc $500, pc cand ar Fl
trebuit 50 - treaca: vasile
0rigorescu $1.00; Dumitru Ba-
lamaci $1.00; 81 Cristea Dumi-
trescu $1.0O, toti trei din Bird
geport, Conn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-16
ANUL XVI.-NO. 1858.
Datoria Ungariei
New York American della II Noemvr,e pubcd artoul della
de d. A. Bibescu nnstrw Rodnei Washinqton

rilor. Cand vreai sa judeci pro-
blema Ungariei este de cea mai
mare importanta sd intelegi ace
ste fapte. De acea am sd lie schi-
tez ell.
Ori carl ar Fl fost avantagiile
(daca peste tot au fost) ale siste-
mului politico-economic cunoscut
sub denumirea de Imperiul Aus
tro-Ungar, imperiul acela All este
mort 81 nu mai poate fl chemat la
viata. NJ mai nici char 20 no.
TUNE geografica" cum spunea
Metternich despre Italia. Oar
moartea Austro-Ungariei nu poa-
te ii considerata ca mare pier
dere. Purta in organismul sat
germenii destructiunii 81 exis-
tenta Ell insemna primejdia unei
contagiuni pentru Europa in
treaga.
Monarchia austro-ungara, care
IN realitate era dirigiuita de Ma
ghiari, a fost in mare masura
responsible pentru razboiul mon
dial. Imperialismul austro-ungar.
care pc terenul politicei inferno
Sc manifesto prin oprimarea R.o.
manllor, Slavilor 81 a Italieni-
lor, fost cauza contributiva a
razboiului. Mostenitorul lui. i'm.
perialismul maghiar de All mai
poate arunca Europa in un nou
cataclism.
In loc de a incerca, zadarnic
de-a schimba ceace este irevoca-
BIZ, IN Toe de-as Sc deda Ia 1.,s excese 3
mllltariste 81 de-a submina prin o
propaganda tendentioasa sieu-
ranta veeinilor, in loc de-a face
vlata intolerabila pentru Evreii
el, Ungaria, care tara extrem
de bogata, una dintre cele mai
productive tari agricole, ar ire
bui sa 1nceapa sa desvolte boca-
tllle solului Ell 81 sd profile de "a
vantaglile ce lie ofere poporul eli
talentat.
Tot ce doreste Romania pace
Poporul romanesc este dornic sa
continue marea opera de refacere
pc care a Inceput-o. ST fiindca
vrea numai pace 81 mimic altceva.
Romania ar ii incantata sa O vaza
81 pc ungaria progresand pc ca
lea refacerii.
Gum vel SANTANA asa vel Sc
cera" Aceasta vorba lui Dunn.
nezeu 81 moi ii sfatuim pc Unguri.
carr sunt buni crestini, sa medi-
teze asupra acestei vorbe. Sc DO
,trlveste Gu deosebire pentru eli.
Ar trebui sd dee uitarii cum in
ctercam so facem moi Romanil.
toate amintirile neplacute ale tre-
cutului, 81 in aceasta Europa care
a cheltuit 81 pana acum prea
multa energie 81 timp in hpte,
Maghlarii ar trebui sd aplice ma
rele remediu al tuturor relelor.
Munca.
In loo de-a visa visuri de raz.
boiu, Ungaria n are decat sa 50
1ntoarca spre munca pacii. Are sa
fle spre folOsul eli, al vecinilor 81
81 al lumii intregi.
Washington, 6 Nov.
A. Bibescu.
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nu ma pot stapani sd nu ma refer
la o experienta proprie care, msa,
cred ell, are semnificatie simp-
tomica.
In toamna anului 1920 ma du-
ceam Gu automobilul de la Paris
la Bucuresti. Eram provazut Gu
toate actele 81 hartiile oficiale de
carl al All nevoie. Trecusem Gu
cea mai mare 1nlesnire prin Ger
mania, Austria 81 Ceho-Slovacia.
Cum dorian ca calatoria mea sa
continue tot asa de usoara cum
pornise, sOsind la Budapesta am
cerut noui credentionale 81 mi s a
promis ca Sc vor da instructiuni
telebraflce la tOate punctele prin
carl aveam sd tree sd nu mi Sc
faca nici dificultate.
Gu toate aceste, la Bekes-Csaba
aproape de actuala frontiera ro-
maneasca, sofia mea, soferul 81
eu 1nsumi am fost arestati de mi
lltarl unguri ca bolsevisti, pri-
mejdiosi. Mai multe ore am dat
astfel de lucru armatei unguresti.
mobilizate in masura multi mai
mare decat cea permisa de trata-
tul de la Trianon.
0 forta impresionata de soldati
Gu armele gaia de tragere ne pa
zlau pc moi, pc soferul meu. ne.
vasta mea, pc mine 81 automobi-
iul meu IN vreme ce asteptam
desfasurarea lucrurilor. Am tri-
mis~eontelaisa- Telskyype stanri
prlm-ministru al Ungariei. O te-
legrama tinuta in termini foarte
energici, atragandu-i atentiunea
asupra nepotrivirii dintre promi-
slunlle lui 81 realitatea 81 denun-
tand acest procedeu extraordinar
de a Sc aresta diplomatic. Putin
IN urma am fost pusi in libertate
81 ne-am putut continue drumul
Cred ca nu trebue sa spun Cd
n am nici suparare impotriva
contelui Teleky pentru aceasta
experienta. O istorisesc numai
fllndca o socot ca un simbM al
mentalltatii Ungariei de All al
acelui ciudat 81 incapatinat spirit
razbolnlc, care nesocoteste atat
tratatele 81 promisiunile cat 81
regulele simple ale judecatii sa-
natoase, 81 care, inspirat de te-
roare, Sc manifesto in incercari
de inspira la rindul sau ST el
teroare in altii.
Trebue sa admit ca am fost
lmpreslonat de linistea 81 calmul
Gu care contele Teleky, la Will
Jamestown, STA desvoltat calita-
tea de prim-ministru 81 barbat de
stat 81 ca conferentiar a personi-
flcat caracterul geografului. Pa
rea ca 81 ell crede ceace spune: ca
problema Ungariei este O proble-
ma de pura geografie. 81 mai pa-
rea ca crede, ca ell contele Telekv
professor de geografie", prezin-
Ia despre aceasta problema un ia
blou impartial, desinteresat. sti-
intific 81 correct.
A Incercat sa dovedeasca lin
iiuharul Gle La 70 OctOmbrie) Cd
maghlarizarea Romanilor 81 Sla.
vilor din Ungaria fost un pro-
ces identic Gu americanizarea imi-
gratilor in Statele Unite.
Nu e intentiunea mea sd arat
toata falsitatea acestei analorii.
care e evidenta pentru toti ceice
stu ca rasele ne-maghiare din
Ungaria erau in acea tara multi
lnainte de venirea Maghiarilor 81
ca, prin urmare, echivalentul A.
merican al maghiarnarii ar ii 0
incercare Germapilor din
America de-a germaniza restul DO
pulatiunii. In schimb yreau 81
profit de aceasta ocaziune ca "a
expun tendintele in servniul ca
rora s'a pus contele Teleky.
A nesocotit un fntreg cir de
fapte importante la alcatuirea ta-
bloului sau despre stsres hacru-
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20

future. The court may be considered
clinic for the treatment and cure Of
certain anti~social tendencies.
For this it is essential to seek the
truth, and Judge Hoyt describes incl
dents, both serious and humorous.
showing his methods of getting at the
truth from tho small percentage of
children that lie. He emphasizes the
need of treating each case as carefully
as IN a hospital. Hit-or-miss methods
are no more wrong there than in the
Ohlldren's Court. Proper treatment
can turn many budding Bolshevist or
anarchist into a good citizen.
fhe Judge tells the story of the boy
whose mother was sent to jail over
night through inability to pay fine
Tor violation of a sanitary ordinance.
Inc son wrote furious letter to the
J dge who sentenced her, with the
5ual phrases about capitalism and
Wall Street, but the Judge fortunately
did not disregard the matter or punish
the boy, but sent him to Judge Hoyt,
who, by explaining the reason for the
ordinance, turned the boy into a stanch
supporter OF law and order.
Gangs are source Of trouble and
are products of evolution, springing
from the natural desire of boys for as
sociation, whicn can produce much
good-manliness self-reliance and loy-
alty-but the poison sets in when they
are led into mischief. Tbs gang spirit
cannot be ignored, but should be
guided in the right direction; witness
the success Of the Boy Scout movement.
Judge Hoyt mentions the desire for
change and adventure, which causes
running away from home, especially to
the cities, as another source of trouble
while careless or cruel parents are re-
sponsible for many Of the cases before
the court. Sometimes they reform, but
often the children must be committed
to the care OF the state.
The task of proper bringing up and
protection of the children. the Judge
shows, is one for the whole nation.
! There should be way for everybody
to take his part in this great work.
Judge Boyt concludes by sitting Oliver
Twist as picture of the child's strug-
gle for existence, with Fagin, Sykes,
etc, as the evil influences against
which he has to contend
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
Montagu Wycherly

NIONTAGU wYCHERLY. BY l. Allen
Harker. Published by Charles Scrtbner' 3
Sons.
TT7HIS is a story of English country
~ life, and Mrs. Harker has given US
the familiar and appropriate figures;
the hero, one of the best products of
English public schools, the naive, i'm
pulsive and charming heroine, her fond
and careful parents, the beautiful but
empty-headed woman with a husband
in India and a neglected little son, not
to forget the grufF but kind-hearted old
lord and the newly arrived nouveau
richie family.
Montagu Wycherly, who is all that
his name implies, meets Herrick Wych-
erly by the simple expedient of getting
q cinder in his eye, and finds her to
be distant relative They meet again
six years later, when he returns or
leave from India, and the usual reac-
ton takes place. Meanwhile Mrs.
Reeve, the vamp of the story, the wife
OF the hard working Commissioner OF
hhafadla, settles near them with her
little son, Roger. In India Montagu
had pursued mild filtration with Mrs.
Reeve, but is repelled by her neglect Of
her son. The climax comes when
she goes off to London with the son
Of the nouveau richie family, leaving
the boy i'll and alone with d drunken
cook, in which condition he is found by
his father. Fortunately, Mrs, Reeve
reforms, while Herrick and Montag
overcome -~-----.- opposition and
ends well.
The story will not require or stjmu-
late any great intellectual activity, but
it is a pleasant, we'll written tale and
will agreesby pass few hourg.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
Not q First Novel

A CCORDING to her publishers, The
y Century Company, Storm jane
son, the young author of The Happy
Highways, who is generally supposed
to have made great success in Eng
land with this as her first novel, is in
fact the author of two other volumes.
The Happy Highways is not. they say,
her first novel, but her second. In fact,
The London Bookman's review of the
present book opens:
when a novelist begins with such
a brilliant first book as The Pot
Boiler. one is almost afraid to open
her second for fear of disappointment.
But no disappointment awaits the
reader OF The Happy Highways etc.
Storm Jameson herself, perhaps with
the traditional partiaIity OF a woman
for the least .pprecisted child, in a
letter to her publishers, declares that
her first book is "a better book than
The Happy Highways" but she affirms
that nobody reads It," which proves
nothing much.
She is also the author Of a book on
Modern European Drama, written
originally as an NJ. A. thesis, and re-
Gently published.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
n9 Life May Have Good as Well as Evil Qualities

New York to find and fight fer his
little companion of the orphanare
Linda, supposing her to be his sister
fits into the Western scene without
difficulty, shooting against the most
skilled marksmen and fighting the
strongest, even to Simon, the giant
feudist with the Bloodhound Inns y
whose eyes marrow" as sll bcllirerent
"esterners' eyes are supposed to do
when they grow peevish Linda herself
has no enviable disposition when she is
"riled," as in one of her fits Of aneor
her eyes seemed sunk so deem into
the flesh abcut them that only the lurfd
Sits remained"
The author seems to nlace too much
dependence on providence for work-
ing out his plot difficulties. It is all
right for the Killer to act as the final
instrument of revenge-one feels that
the big grizzly is there for that very
purpose--but having lightning stroke
lay bare the papers" which establish
the hero's claim to the property for
which the feudists have been fightin ,
is matter not so readily accepted.
The story is written by one who
loves the West and who writes inter
estingly of its wild animal life and
makes the reader sense the bigness and
aWesomeness of the Oregon country.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20

AMERICA VIA THE NEIGRBORHOOD
BY John Daniels. Published by Harper
& Bros.
A MERICANIsM is too often re-
- garded as a substance 60 be
pumped, by force if necessary,
into the passive and humbly receptive
immigrant. Mr. Da1iels's conception
of the proper methods to be employed
in Americanization work, based upon
thorough study of the subject, is
animated by a more generous and
sensible spirit. He briefly sums up
what he calls "the A B c OF Ameri-
canization" in the following three prin-
ciples:
IA. Start with an adequate concep-
ton of Americanization.
"B. Find out what the immigrants
themselves are doing in this direction.
&C. Correlate the program in view
with the inherent forces and activities
Of the immigrant group"
He insists strongly that the process
Of assimilation must be carried out
along democratic lines. Poles and
Italians and Czechs and Hungarians
cannot be turned into good American
citizens by the wel-meaning efforts Of
kindly disposed native Americans. On
the contrary, they must be encouraged
to work out their own saliva alton through
their own distinctive organs of ex-
pression-the church, the foreign Ian
guage press, the frsternal society. OF
course, their assimilation is hastened
and made easier by the efforts of SYM
pathetic Americans VINO are intelligent
and taetful enough to learn from the
immigrants, as well as to teach them,
and who are able to adapt themselves
New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
The Foreign Policy Of France
How the Alliance Was Built That Caused
Germany's Defeat

Gus preparation to meet the attack
which Germany had long ago decided to
launch.
Professor Stuart traces the ups and
downs of French policy in the criticsl
period from Fashoda to Sarajevo with
minute understanding and care. lie IS
strongly pro-French But his judg-
ments are generally sound and i'm
partial His main conclusions are
summed up in these sentences: France
undoubtedly ewes her present para
mount position in Europe, as estaS-
lished by the Treaty Of Versailles. in
great measure to the strong friend
ships which she made and retained IN
the decade immediately preceding the
great war, and to that extent her for
eign policy may be regarded as brill
liantly successful. On the other hand,
it must be conceded that this result
was obtained N spite Of the wishes O.
many representative French pollti-
clans, rather than By the consistent
efforts of united majority"
1t should not DE forgotten also that
Germany contributed powerfully,
though unintentionally, to the creation
of the Triple Entente. For it was Ger
many's hectoring and saber-rsttling
attitude and her ill-concealed program
of aggression in Europe, Africa and
Asia, if not in America, which united
Great Britain, Russia and France and,
even before the violation of Belgium,
had turned against her the sober judg-
ment of the world.