New-York tribune., 1922-02-12

|N-s epor oar l,o,-
apd the consso.ec. sxs. '''.s'a'
which you'd % rs.,es p'o0''as
menscing '''id !.
S" now We as.s the case Of r
- i" state Of hopeless inso1v.. a'''''
reason Of bong unable to Dsv 'a'y M b
So" ~Sie' nc cannot afford - :. ''''
cei's. It seems mos. aryv.s, s . u.
the Whole world ns.i. .'''' De, 'a''
But woa' is 70 be d,ns ao.,. ~,
Eafops's soIution is vsry sin,,.
the United States <orgi~s .''s -. e
wipe it off the slate-casrs. ' :. ''s'- ~
the cos' o making the x,rIt " ~, on i'
democracy. Thai would sa.,s .''' f.
ma7T'' creditors to forzire s.r w. ".
she cannot pa. and ersry5od. ~. ''''
.sy to the United States o. "A, 4n..'. .'''
Thans you 50 o4ch. As,,on sn''l''
couldn't have "a d yoa. Ard ."'~' "
enough out Of the war A. - ~ ~. mae
Ar. Vandcrl.p aas 70 su,.
has vision. H sea- an .s n'
for America 70 ma<e "a s..-5 ,.,. ..@.'
in international rela.iOoshios.r =. ,.a'' ...'
N fact. how me de0t nav BE- n.;i ''''
get not be pad. '''
Cong 20 and fro Eqroo. s,,....,
y central and eastern Eu-op. y.
noticed how bacsuard people ~. ~
with what crude methods tasv j..
been acting on tae.r environment ~
need to De educated organized ...I
tied, irrigated. Heightened and b,...
up to date; they need 20 b.v. ~,
set IN their hands and IDEAS ~.
their heads. Bu-, aias. the cau;nl =,
tho imagination arr Goth wanting ..
Tate capital seeks onlv those form. =,
se!f-employnent wnich :nmes;..,.
pay, and governments axe 700 W..
occupied with .o-dar ard to.no-..
Who Will finance Civilization :.
future % mankind - Europe. and !.
willing 10 wait 9or the re-urns. A..
ica can do this. +, car say "a 4.
debtor countries rns. one r, ;,
0oo.0oo.ooo which they cannot .s,,s
pay and which ~ can9o. afford su
lect- re might sa5 % them. "Yau ~, /
psT. It ) 4 Just deDt BIT re vi,, ~
receive payment. al leas. rot ve. IL
!ou pay, every pound, s-anc. Ira vi
De Immediately spent. under ou. 1.
rections. upon works. iasti...ioas Z.
IDEAS tending TO promote cul.ur, ,r.
peri-T snd happiness Euyope Y.rs
must pay IN fu.l. bu- .ae money vi
De left with YOU We mean TO 40 4
10 underwr:te civilization ii Eu,sa
and Il VIC use = wisely re shsll ~
i back il time out Of the fulness
.ts fruits and you viii never n.Iss Il
A splendid vision
Egrope's reac. IONS 70 il remain Il
De heard
NJ. Nanderlio implicitly as,rzs i
that in the dueness OF time. when 1, /
o. Europe shall nave become rich an /
efficient according TO our plan. and Il
both able and willing TO pay Us b.:l
IN goods. We snail be IN 2 position &
receive The goods without injury + F
our industry or any profound co,a
que-ces O. al sdverse aaturs vn.,
ever Tha. les II tns future.
There are many immediate ;iS,a
ties TO be sidered-d difficulties
pride and vanity 1t happens ths.
the 100000 o.o00 owing to Us hFEp
rope sio.0O0.o0o.0o0 3 owed by t:w
countries. namely. Great Bra'
France and Italy They might :,fs
it was their business more thar Wy
TO underWrlte CIVILIZATION II Lle"
They Nigh; even resen. our vs! q
doing i and prefer their own.
These difficulties undoubtedly II"
been considered by Mr.. Ianderllp 10
mention them seems Only 10 eriti'is
and. as he SAYS. a. attitude u cHa
cism is no. sufficient in the sa's O
the existing situariors.' What vi"
YOU do with the facts' u. We 'as''
TO the letter upon our claim, or s'aln'
will in al probability never be pau
he says. II we insist upon it se'S'h
~ we shall realize in hssreds but n"
IN cash"
SO why stand h:sgling at the g"