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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-08
Ell ARRESTO DE EAMON DE
VALERA Y LA OPINION EN-
DUBLIN

DUBLIN, setiemIore 7.-EI gobier
no ha desmentido ofcialmente las no-
ticias relativas al arresto en- la ciudad
de Cork del lid,er irlandes Eamon de
Valera, ademas de varios Iotros oficia-
les proIninentes del ej6rcito rebelde.
Estos informes pubhcados original
ment'e por ell ''Times" de Londres, pro
dujeron gran expectation en- la opinion
p1blica irlandesa.
FL Jefe provisional del gobiernp, una
vez investigada la veracidad de dicha
noticia, Sc apI'esur6 negarIa en- segui
da.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-08
Ell GOBIERNO JAPONES DIRI
GE UNA NOTA A FRANCIA E
TNGLATERRA PIDIENDO LA
RATIFICATION DE LOS IRA
TADOS DE WASHINGTON

HONOLULU, setiembre Ell Gabi
nete reunido anoche en- session especial
bajo la presidencia del alnirante Ka
to acordQ por unanimidad despachar
Embellishments una nota los gobier
nos de Inglaterra Francia en- la cual
solicita la aprobacion de los trstados
de la conferencia de Washington los
cuales, segdn alega Ell gobierno, no han
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-08

=. T. Fernandez Segarra tiene marcados
prejuicios contra ell acusado por haber
hecho en- presencia de varias parsonas
al alcance del peticionario manifesto
clones de que 6l estaba dandole las
aparentes oportunidades al psticionario
para condenarlo y que no pudiera ale
gar prejuicios por parte del Juez.
Ademas alega Ell peticionario que Sc
tiena otro remedio adecuado en- el cur
so ordinario de la ley para solicitar la
middleton del Hon. J. I. Fernandez Sc
CARA, no ser esta soicitud de Auto
Inhibitorio.
Por tanto, ell peticionario suplica a
la Corte Sc sirva dictar un Auto Inhi-
titorio contra Ell Hon. J. ]. Fernandez
Segarra, Juaz Municipal de la Corte
Municipal de Guayama. P. r., en- su
consecuencia dicte una orden suspen-
dieado los procedimientos en- dicha Cor
to requiriendo al Hon. j. I. Fernan-
dez Segarra para que exponga los mo-
tivos legales que pueda tener para con-
tinuar entendiendo como tai Juez MI
nicipal, en- la causa seguida en- dicha
Corte contra Ell acusado, Jose N. Qui-
Lones, o conceder al peticionario Cual-
ouier otro remedio compatible con gus
aIegaciones.
Guayama, P. R., agosto 81, 1922.
(Fdo) Manuel A. Martinez DAVILA,
Abogado del Peticionario.
Yo, jose N. Quihones, bajo Ell mas
formal juramento declare y digo que
soy casado, abogado vecino de Guaya
ma. P. r., cue soy eI p9ticionario en-
este procedimiento y que la petici6n an
terror ha sido redactada con mi abo-
gado de acuerdo con mis- instrucciones
me ha sido leida; que los hechos en-
ella consignados son ciertos me cons
tan de propio conocimiento, con excep
ci6n de aquelIos que alegan por confir
moci6n y creencia de personas que me
merecen cr6dito y las cua!es tambi6n
creo ciertas
Guayama, P. R., agosto 81, 1922.
(Fdo) Jose N. QUINoNEs.
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o
En- ell primero de esos sueltos, Sc
nos invita- a que demos los nombres de
los amigos intimos dlel Gobernador, que
nos han expresado el criterio sustenta
da FOR el, opuesto por complete las
desacertadas actuaSones de Huyke, in
terviniendo en- las luchas politicas no
obstante ser Comisiona5'o GIe Instruc-
cion, no obstante ser nliembro ado
mas del Gabinete del Gobernaor, provo
cando injuriando publicamente a Ia
prensa del pals Y ofendIendo con clio
a periodicos que han sabido guardarle
consideraciones que 6l no nerece que
han tratado impartial y ecuanimemen
to a Ia actual administrator del pals,
a pesar de la situacion dificilisima con
que la misma Sc ha confrontado ante
la protesta de la mayoria del pals.
FL dar los nombres de esas perso
mas, sepalo Huyke Y sepa1o EEL ITEM
POI, no vienen al case. Lo importante
es saber cual es el criterio del Gober
nador, no importa por que conducto
10 hemos sabidp; ell criterio del Je-
fe del Executive les opuesto a que miem
bros de su Gabinete, esten hacienda ma
nifestaciones pdblicas, que en- NADIA Sc
relacionan con SUI caracter ofcial me
nos lanzando acusaciones injustas con
ira periodicos, que siempre han realiza
fp una labor benefciosa cooperate
Va para ayudar la buena marcia de
los organismos todos del Gobierno, asi
como defendiendo los intereses del pals
cuando estos han sido lesionados v per
judica6ios.
Nosotros no tenemos que dar nom
bre alguno, sino ratifcar, como 10 ha
cenlos hoy. la desautorizaci6n de que
ha sido objeto ell Comisionado Huyke.
bpor su falta de tacto en- ell desempefio
de sus funciones ofciales su preten
sion injustifcada de seguir actuando
en- Ia politica con Ia misma libertad
de accion que en- Ia 6poca en- que no
tenia I'm cargo remunerado del Pueblo
de Puerto Rico. por 10 tanto no habia
contraido los deberes y obligaciones de
servir eficientemente ell destino que dis
fruta y rendir asi la labor correspon
] d1ante al dinero que Sc lie paga.
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Fl ej6rdtO del rey Constantine ha sidO CopadO
pOr los trCOS en- SaISi, despu6s de haber
perdidO aIredOr de CinCuenta mil hOmbreS
Los 1mos despachos recibidos onuncan que ell gobier
no helene ha Soicitado armiSticoLa gran debacte
del ejercito griego frente a la ciudad de Esmirna

sido puestos todavia en- vigor por min
guna de las nacionees que acudieron
dicho acto.
Ell almirante Kato, frmante de La
nota, hace constar que ell Japon no ma
combinado aun sus presupuestos nava-
les debido a la tardanza en- la ratifca
ci6n de los 1eferidos convenios interna
cionales.
SegIn informa el diar1o "Ji Ji'' el
Gabinete acordA asimismo decfararse
en- session permanente hasta que sc re-
ciban las contestaciones de Inglaterra
y Francia.
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tar. Esto fu6 dido por una numerosa
6l no podra negar esta verdad, sin
que con clio ponga en- tela de juicio
esa honradez, ega sinceridad y esa va
lentia de no retractarse de sus pala-
bras y sus actos, de que tanto hacs
alarde cuantas veces tiene oportunidad
de ponerss en- contacto con las multi
tudes.
Ell tercer suelto es una rectifica
ci0n de una persona que Sc siente ARE
entida de sus acciones de sus pala
bras.
Trata de tergiversar 10 que realmen
te dijo en- Ell Teatro y quiere hacer v'er
que en- primer lugar Sc refirio amplia
mente a las cuestiones de su Eeparta
mente que hizo una LIGERA INCUR
SION en- Ell campo de la politica
Solamente conociendo su cinisnGo, pue
de uno aceptar semejante fa2seiad de
los hechos.
Por fortuna en- el pdblico al1 con
gregado habfa personas sensatas Que
sabian apreciar con esta actitud de
Huyke hasta donde puede llagar Ia
falta de caracter de I'm hombre que asu
ne una actitud don gestos de luchador
y combatiente; hace un discurso poll
tico, apG3trofa, hiere, maltrata e in
sulta todos; desafia sus enemigos
y luego, los dos dias, las pocas no
ras, Sc acobarda de repente o Sc da cuen
ta del error cometi5o Y de las oxygen
cias del cargo que dasemr eia y evade
tpdas Ia responsabiiidad, sUav1zando los
conceptos y queriendo aparecer como
Qlta en- teatro habl6 el comisionado de
instruction. cuando Ia verdad fue que
en- el Teatso vocifer6 ell politico, ven
cido y derrotado por la voIuntad de
su pals y su partido, no en- una, sino
en- dos sucdsivas asambleas.
En- ell pa1co que hace referencia
81 seIior HuyRg los unicos periodistas
que estaban eran nuestros Redactores
Vargas y Pietri, y dice Huyke:
''Mientras decia yp estas pala
bras, miraba hacia un palco donde
estaban sentados algunos periods
tas. FL publico miro, tamEi6n v
aplaudi6... Aplaudio con entusiasmo".
Claro esta, aplaudi6... aplaudio con
entusiasmo en- la persona de nuestros
Redactores, la campala de Ell NUN
DO contra ell hombr'e que tan NAL ha
sabido respetar venerar los mas ca
ros sentimientcs de su terra,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-08
Ell SR. BENITEZ REXACH COME
RENCIO CON Ell GBERNADOR

Aver por Ia mafiana celabr6 una ex-
tensa conferencia con ell Gobernador
Eeily, Ell sr. F. Benitez Rexach, pre-
sidente de la "San Juan Dock Com
pany''. x
La conferencia Sc circunscri6 ira
tar exclusivamente Ia question relacio-
NADIA con la pretendida cancellation de
la franquicia concedida la "San Juan
Took Company.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-08
Ell PRESIDENTE HARDING,
CONFERENCIA CON LOS
MINEROS

WASHINGTON, setSsmbre T. Ell
presidente Harding llam6 anoche Ca
sa Blanca al Comit6 Executive de los
Mineros, con quien celebr6 una larga
conferencia
EI Presidente expres6 lUego su opti
mismo declarando que ell conficto de
mineros esta a dos pasos de un honro-
SO entendido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-08
POINCARE ANTE LA CUES
TION GRECO=TURCA

PARIS, setiembre Ell jefe del
gobierno M. Raymond Poincar6 ha de
clarado que Francia es solamente una
espectadora de los acontecimientos que
Sc desarrollan en- ell Asia Menor.
M. Foincare no ha respondido ahn
a la nota de Inglaterra solicitando su
cooperation para pedir el armisticio he
leno-turco. ~
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DIsTINGUIDA DANA ENFERMA

En- su residencia de Santurce Sc
halla enferma de algin cuidado la muy
Erestigiosa DANA dofia M. Delgado dc
Rodriguez, esposa de nuestro amigo don
Juan B. Rodriguez, conocido hombrs
de negocios Gle San Juan.
Hacemos votos por ell restablecimien-
to de la distinguida enferma,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-08
ULTIMA HORA
LOS GRIEGOs DISPUEsTos A ABAN
DONAR Ell ASIA MENOR

PARIS, setiembre 7-Inf6Smase Sc
mi-ofcialmente que Ell gobierro griego
esta dispuesto a evacuar ell Asia Menor,
con la condicion de que Sc firme inms
diatamente ell proyecto para un armis
ticio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-08
Ell GANADOR DE LA COPA
BENNETT ES UN BELGA

PARIS, setiembre 7.-El Comit6 di-
rectivo para Ia disputa de la copa Ben
Het ha anunciaGo ofcialmente que la
carrera fu6 canada por Ell aviador bel
ga Demuyter, qulen Sc halla en- Pa
ris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-08

four ha visitado la residencia de Lloyd
George en- Downing Street.
Ambos notables p2lfticos conferen-
ciaron por espacio de COS horas.
Ell London Times asegura que
Balfour discuti6 con ell Primer Minis
tro la nota del gobierno frances a pro
p6;ito de Ia question de las deudas.
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Los tres SueItOS de fIuyke

Encab'azando las tres columnas cen
trales de la edici6n de aver Gle Gel
Tempo aparecen tres sueltos que, no
hay duda, han sido enviados al peri6
dico por ell senior Huyke va qUa su fac
tura revela la paternidad de los mis-
mos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-08
BALFOUR EN- DOWNIN G.
STREET

LoNDREs, setiembre Lord Bal
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-12-21
Highlands News

DR. Hudson is again pleasantly
located at Hollywood, where she
viii spend the winter.
Miss Henrietta Gallagher of
Everett, Washington was the house
guest of Miss Belle Robertson last
week.
There will be no afternoon meet
ing of the Highland Womans club
this month. Any necessary BUSH
ness will be transacted at a special
meeting Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der &c, at which time the Christ
mas program will be given. The
committee in charge of the pro-
gram are making every effort to
make it a community affair and
have tried to reach every family
and extend a most cordial invita-
ton to everyone in the locality to
come and enjoy the tree, Santa
Claus and the program which is
scheduled to start at 1880. A social
time will follow Santa's visit and
distribution of gifts.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-12-21

Miss Esther Richardson Of
Pendleton will arrive Sunday to
spend the holidays with her sister
Mrs. E. C. Tweet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hooper Of
Lind were Kennewick visitors this
week, Mrs. Hooper will remain un-
til after Christmas.
Miss Mona Yost arrived the
first of the week from Washing
ton State College to spend the
holidays at her home.
DR.. C. F. McCuskey left Monday
night for his old home in Virginia.
He expects to return to Kenne-
wick about the middle Of January.
Robert Shaw arrived this morn
ing to spend the Christmas Holt
days with his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. John A. Shaw. Mr.. Shaw is
an instructor in the Northwest
Military Academy at Lake Geneva,
Wisconsin.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-12-21

Quite a number are enjoying the
sleighing if not the real cold
weather we have been having.
The Finley high school basket
ball teams went to Richland Fri
day night where they were defeat
ed.
The Executive committee Of the
Finley Grange announce that the
next Grange meeting will be Dec.
%, instead of the 23rd, as there
will be a community Christmas
tree and program at the church
that evening. The leafs" COM
mittee wish to notify the ladies
to bring sandwiches and salads for
luncheon.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-12-21

The NJ. E. Ladies Aid held an
Al day meeting Wednesday in the
church basement.
Walter Lorenz, former Kenne-
v;ck resident was q business Wis
tor here Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. L. w. Ramsey and three
children have gone to Cascade,
Montana to spent Christmas with
relatives.
The Congregational missionary
society will meet Thursday with
Nm. NJ. o. Kitten at Hotel Ken
newick.
Miss Genevieve Murray, who
has been attending st. Paul'a
school in Walla Walla is home for
the holidays.
Cards have been received here
announcing the birth Of q baby
laughter Helen Elizabeth on Dec.
ember II, to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Craver at Tacoma, Washington.
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Finley News Notes

- -
Carl Meyers made a business
trip to Spokane last week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Baldwin, December Is, a son.
Mr.. Rice moved his sheep to the
Finley section where he could Sc
cure hay.
Stops and Son have moved their
baler to Pasco where they have
considerable work.
The w. o. w. held social meet
ing at the Finley hall Saturday
night and altho it was so cold
there were Is seated at the BAN
quet which had been overseen by
F. Lyons and G. Monroe Ford.
There will be no ball game be-
tween Richland and Finley Friday
evening December % as announc-
ed.
There will be an Old Time dance
at the Finley hall Friday night
under the management Of F.
Lyons and O., NJ. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. BurdetteS Bots
have gone to Pasco where Mrs.
Boies will cook for the Stops bal
er with which Mr.. Bots is at work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hutch and
little son Of Yakima came to spend
he winter at the home Of Mrs.
Kutch's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Repp.
F. A. Masters and son, Martin
who have been sway for the past
few months returned home last
week and are At work on the o.
w. bridge.
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East Kennewick

= . . 2 = . . Q . . . = . . .
Mrs. Sam Weiggands is quite
ill with tonsilitis.
Regular monthly meeting Of the
Valley Grange Tuesday, December
26.
Russell Elliott attended the Old
er Boys Conference at Dayton last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Puderbough
are nicely settled in their new
home.
Mrs. c. Puderbaugh left We'd
nesday for Seattle to visit her
daughter.
F. E. Taylor was among the cor
penters who lost all their tools in
the Finley school house fire.
Miss Ruth Dickinson is expected
home Saturday from w. S. C. to
spend her Christmas vacation.
Samuel Kilt and dadshter who
have been visiting at the home of
his brother VIM. Kit left Sunday
for Portland.
Mrs. Merton Cochran came down
from the hills Thursday, went to
Walla Walla Monday, returning
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Waters and
daughter Lorraine of Ethiopia are
visiting this week at the F. E.
Waters and G. A. Rupp home.
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Miss Ruth Cresswell arrived
yesterday to spend the holidays at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don F. Cresswell. For the
past year Miss Cresswell has had
charge of the girls extension work
in the upper peninsula Of Michi-
gan with headquarters at Mar
quette. She will return to Michi-
gan January 10 to resume her
work.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-12-21

Word comes from Tacoma that
a daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard w. Carver on Sun.
day, December IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 8. Sullivan ar
rived from Portland on Saturday
evening, two days behind schedule.
they having TO make two DAYS
stop over at Pendleton waiting for
the roads to be broken through be-
tween there and Walla Walla. The
Sullivans are undecided as their
activities during the remainder Of
the winter. They may decide to
go to Spokane during the cold
weather.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-12-21
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

The Baptist Sunday School will
give a Christmas pageant on Sum
Jay evening December "a at the
church.
r. E. Reed leaves tonight for
Seattle to attend the funeral Of
his step-father w. NJ. Walker, who
died Sunday.
Miss John Seawell, visited Ken
newick friends yesterday. She
was enroute to her home in Grang-
er from Walla Walla.
The Woman's circle of the Bap-
fist church will give missionary
pageant at the church on Sunday
night, December 81.
The many friends Of Mrs. Chas.
Hass are glad to know that she
is sufficiently recovered from her
long illness to return horne. Mrs.
Haas arrived last week from
Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Knowles will
be hosts to small group Of
friends at q six o'clock dinner to
be given Saturday evening, Dec
ember % in celebration of their
|stwenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Smith Of the
Motor Inn garage spent the week
end in Spokane and shipped back
one of the new style Ford sedans
which has been purchased by John
Shepard to be used as taxi.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Mulkey, Of this city, December 10,
daughter: to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Baldwin, Of Finley, December is,
son; to Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Knup-
penburg of Richland, December IS,
a daughter.
Mrs. John J. Conoughly of Hast
ings, Nebraska and Mr.. Edward
Conoughy Of Omaha will arrive in
Kennewick Saturday to spend
Christmas with Mrs. Howard
Mann.
The Shakespeare department Of
the Womans Club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. R. L. Adam
son and began the study Of Loves
Labor Lost with Mrs. II. n. Flesh
Ter, leader. Plans were made for
the annual luncheon which will be
held the first Wednesday Of the
New Year.
d. G. Rodgers returned the first
Of the week for a two weeks bust
ness trip to Seattle. Mr.. Rodgers
has accepted q position as travel
ing representative of the United
Artists Motion Picture corpora
ton. His territory includes Wash
ington, Oregon, Montana, and a
part Of Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Williams
will enjoy . family reunion al
their home this holiday season.
They viii entertain their daughter
Miss Dora, who comes from Ellens-
burg where she has been teaching,
Mrs. Helen Russell who has spent
the past few months in Walla
Walla and Mrs. A. 81. Wheaton,
who with Mr.. Wheaton and little
daughter have come from Elbe,
Washington. for q visit.
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p. o. HOURS

Postmaster Gordin C. Moores
announces that Sunday and Christ
mas Day the window at the post
office will be open from 10 q. m.
until p. m. There will be de-
liveries on the rural routes Christ
mas day.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-12-21
$3.5oO,oo0 IN FINES

During the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1922, the Department Of
Justice collected 1881 1893 in fines
in criminal violation of the Pro
hibition Law and the Food and
Drug Acts.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-12-21

RIGHT SHoEING-Better let
your horse go bare than have
him improperly shod. We have
a first class horse sheer. We
also make automobile springs.
Work done promptly. b. S. Tyson.
3Stf.
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L0ST-Red lined, black plush belt.
Mrs.. N. Beiderwieden. Telephone
27il. ssp
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FOR SALE-Pigs-GeOrge Fred
erick, one mile west of Hedges.
Ssp
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Dependable
Efficient Service.

See DR.. Kowalsky, Opt. Rift,
epecialty of eyes and nerves. viii
he at Hotel Kennewick, December
81 % and q. The doctor makes
regular monthly trips to Kenne-
wick Hotel, the last week Of every
month. Skill concentrated service.
that guarantees dependable glasses
at reasonable prices.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-27
ANrERICAs WORLD VIEW

lIIBNIRoPEANs are up TO their necks in history" re-
H. marks one Englishman. whereas Americans are
in It only up their ankles and look forward to the
future with their whole being" That Is one way OF ac-
counting the present muddls IN Europe For 1900
years bean less periodic invssfons
Of western Europe by the Inhabitants OF German and
territoryI 300 years the Christian nations
of Buope have been at with the followers OF No
manned, and for equal period of time there has
been constant jealousy France and England
punctusted by several Happenings in recent
years ar. simply Incidents in a long similar
events. Europe burdened with the traditions of
history that be utterly impossible for her
people forget the anmostiss that have Influenced
their affairs for so long
America has Let itself fan into SuCh stats> IN
the century ana half of existence have wssed
some wArN but today osrzns OF aiDcerest
friendship with eli OF srstwtiis enamiiss We have
not permitted old ana settled Issues rsnkls In eur
hearts That is why Americans Took forward 20
the future" without the hsndioaps that bssst Europa
Internntionaiss shou1d take special heed of the Eng
lishman's metaphor. They the United States 70
depart from Its position of safety step
Its neck in history This country asked take
determining hand In the repsrations mudds which 10
nothing less than request that the fs~dins
actor in the most recvnt phase OF tho 1,ooo-ySsrod
quarrel between eastern and western Europe We are
asked TO the lead defending Europe against
the latest inroads OF the Turk other words take
the torch Of the arusadsrs old clear
Grated territory OF ths nndsl We invited
conferences az Genoa and Tho Hague 20 Join the
League OF Nations at Geneva with the ceetainy in
any action might take participants in those meet
ings we would incur the onmy OF ether Great Brtsin
France which have seldom tosethsr any of
tho issues that have arisen likely that
having stepped on up necits would md
ourselves quite beyond depth be sutsreiy snb-
merged in circumstances that spelled the END Of
scores OF nations in the past
We are only up to ankles in history. and can
afford 10 look back and consider origin of the
that sniicting Europe today Our country is only
$50 years old, but the moment undertake 20 solve
the problems OF the ola World. our age win be In
creased ten times and will become subject to pre-
cseiy the influences that are raclxing Europe
nov.. Those OF the facts that our inferno
upnalist friends should ponder Let them lay aside
their emotions and to a realisation OF what Il
would mean to the United It to rush in and
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