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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-12
En- los dominios del cine

mi nombre el POGO agradab,e cali6ca-
two do traidor',, Sc me comic ell
pspel principal en- otra pelicula de
,s Murray. intitu;ada 1.-THE Dell
ciuos Little Devil; pero csta buena
fortuna no fu6 muy duradera, pues,
gracias otTa vez mi tipo'', vOlvi
s0r por otra larga tempo-ada uno
de los hombres mas perversos que han
sparecido en- Ell lienzo cinematografi-
co desde la invencion del cinemato-
grafo.
''Fue en- mil novecientos diez nue.
We cuando defnitivamente logre descol
garne Ell sambenito de .'tTaidor' Por
I'm podria hacerms Querer del publ
co, por 10 mcnos lograria que Ell pl
Liico viese mi trabajo en- la panta.la
con simpatia. Ell director Allen Holu
bar me encarg6 la Interpretation del
parsl principal de la pelicula "0nce
to Every Woman Dcsgracia6amente,
es pretagonista Sc suicida al final de
la pelicnla y, como es natural, defrau-
da las esperanzas del publico. Asi uno
de mis- admiradores-en aquella epoca
y,s comenzaba td1erlos-me escribio
ismentandose de mi desgraciado final,
ieu6 lastima tan joven, y dici6ndome
cue me guerra ver vivo. Evidentemen
te. habsa logrado va borrar la mala
impression que mis- primeras interpre-
tac.ones de ssvi.lano'' habian product
do en-, Ell publico, y va comenzaba
tcner a este de mi parte.
Desde este nomentO no tuve dificul
tsdt ninguna en- tnterpretar papeles
principa,es, como 10 demnestra de una
nlanera fehaciemte el -hecho de que ell
director encargado de la adaptation ci-
Iomatografca- de la novela 1Los cuar
t1o jinetes del Apocalissis, me encac
case Ell desempaio del papet de Ju-
lio. protag onista de La pelicula. Ha-
bia ganado la bata'la. que desde mi
! ingreso en- ell cinemat6grafo estaba IL
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esfuogxo.
! s'La renuncia de los directories en-
corharne osros papeles que no fle-
sen los de villano, Sc explica faci'men
to 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta que aquellos
50 sujetan invarlablemente ciersas
reglas establecidas por la costumbre.
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de traidor jen Ell cinemat(syrafo tra
] rZiyativo de los que como yo eran tri
! guenos tenian Ell pelo del color del
azabache Durante mucho t;pmpo el
tjpo preferido. por los directores cine
! matografcos para interprotar los pa
rs'es de protagcnista, era Ell del hom-
bre rubio y de pelo rizado Por esta
raz6n, sin duda, Francis x Bushman
fU6 considerable por los directories y
J por el pdblico, el prototype del actor
cinematograico A un director ener-
4 gico, sienpre dispuesto a romper con
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-12
Notas de la Isla

decia ell venerable exmaastro, don Ger
vasio Ma donado, - Sus consoles ", ex
rhriencias eran axiomaS que dicen
los nifos cuan grande es el amor q Ia
patria, como siendo buen patricia SO
es buen ciudadano, como la eseuela es
Ell camino que conduce al triunfo.
Isabel ARIZONA ENsENAT.
Ciales, diciembre g.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22

work arranged so they can attend
the -Chahtauqua at Towner which
began "Wednesday of this week.
Edwin Weeks is building new
wash house for Jim Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammit of TOwner
called at the Hoffmeister home Sun.
day afternoon.
Clifford Guy and family were en-
tertained to dinner at Earl Whit
ties Sunday.
I.emcn Bailey has been very sick
the last few days, but is reported
better at this writing.
Estella Schweers is visiting in
Tribune, Kansas. this week and also
taking in the carnival at Horace.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Pierce have
friends visiting them from Junction
City.
Clyde and Evelyn Clapper were
guests at the Schweers home Sun
day.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22

tie Wash. Mr.. Aliens parents live
near Portland and brother and
two sisters live in Oregon.
The base ball boys were well
pleased over their dance and social
last Saturday night.
Miss Irene Goldy from La Junta
Is visiting Mrs. Mason.
Mrs. Anna Crittenden's sister, Mrs.
Meadough, from Washington is Wis.
iting her.
The Coolidge O. +. s. entertained
the Syracuse chapter at the Cool
idge Masonic hall Tuesday evening.
About 20 members were present.
w. o. Allen was chosen Superin-
tendent Of the Rolla Public School
in Morton county. Kansas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen have been teaching in
the Coolidge School the past two
years
Mr.. Grove will preach in the NJ.
3. church next Sunday night at
o'clock.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22
FOR THE BARRIERS

Hey there, Joe, II we were a bar
Der, we would place soapweed and
a sagebrush on that barren lawn.
.field) in back yard, and circle
from ear to ear with hedge fence
on edge for city GUIDES For us mil
lionaire farmer dudes, bunch of
wheat and sunflower with circle
If rose bushes, Chat puts all ear
oobs in shade) or the fields get bug.
gish ii not cultivated intensively.
Wo know you (Joe) alone can
prove by the tap of our dome
..shelD that we are the walking
fields on this ore revolving planet
with the same rring, thud, sound
and hollowness only on shale (hard
PAM the same on mother earth, and
will add Monster w. p. Grisier, that
no other human ever had hairy
srope (taiD grated to the stem oi
his spine as wiggler but Darwin
by-heck.. Most farmers say to
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22
BUCKEYE NEwsETTs


Singing practice at N. E. School
house every Wednesday night. Ev-
erybody welcome.
A new "Drivein" filling station
is nearing completion at Buckeye
1t will be advantageous for all, in,
Guiding tourists.
Buckeye played ball at Stoning.
ton Sunday Stonington was victor
fous. We did not learn the score.
johnson City, Kansas, is to play
ball at Buckeye, Sunday the 25th.
Several young men who had birth
days the past week were given q
surprise party at the B. w. Downs
home Thursday evening. To name
those present would not be pos.
.sible for over 20 were present. Ice
cream and cake were served All
those present enjoyed themselves
until late hour
Ira Hardin ate Sunday dinner at
Chas Moore's.
Joe Taylors called at the Trotter
and Disbrow homes Sunday even
ing.
Several from this locality attend
ed the services by the Holly busi
ness men at Lycan Sunday.
N. E. Corner Sunday School is
progressing. Come and help us ii
this good work.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22

was the result.
Lycan and Plains played baseball
last Sunday at Plains.
A ball game has been announced
at Lycan for next Sunday.
Amos Bland is helping Mr.. Vine
yard put up alfalfa hay at Blaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brooks are
rejoicing over the arrival of q seven
pound baby girl, born the 10th.
DR.. Verify was in attendance.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilson of Ulysses,
Kansas. are the parents Of baby
girl Mrs. Wilson was formerly
Iona Steward. who proved up a
claim north of Lycan.
Mr. and Mrs. Halsey are enter
tanning company from Kansas.
Mrs. Vena Robberson Ships of
Pomona, Calf, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. N. Robberson. Her hus-
band will arrive shortly for a few
days visit. They are on their way
to Detroit, Mich, where Mr.. Shipps
will enter school
w s. Shouse and Harvey Finley
returned from triy to the cedars.
Oadie Dolan has been freighting
for the Snodgrass store here. A
small room has been attached to the
back of the store.
Prof. Use. of the Holly schools.
was here "Wednesday. He says this
is the be- dry land country he has
seen, and The statement Is broad as
he ha sseen quite territory.
Mrs. nj. ]. Humphrey of near Ston.
ington is caring for the sick at
| Walter Brooks.
| Hub McDermed went to Lamar
Saturday to complete business de
tails of the roundup here July 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Garrett oi
Plains We're callers at Lycan ues
day.
! Walter Brooks hays he has wheat
on summer fallOWed land that Il
almost waist high
! Several report having new pota
toes large enough to use
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd OF Fisher, Kan.
were trading here Saturday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Bland and 9th
ers spent Saturday with Mr.. anf
Mrs. Sam Bland. And number O
relatives from Canada and Okla.
are expected to arrive this week fo
visit in the Bland home.
Sam Bland contemplates build
ing new house In the near future
Meanwhile he will enjoy carbid
lights in the old house which h,
will install soon.
Sunday was q day long to b.
remembered. A number of Holl,
residents came out, representin
the several churches of Holly. MI
Tenny. Supt. of the Baptist Sunda.
! School and Editor of the Chieftair
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22
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MIRA nd Mrs. C. W. Houlton spent
Sunday in Holly at the Burnett
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Croft were Holly
visitors Friday.
Mable Stewart was Holly visitor
Saturday afternoon.
Frank Fereistine of Straten, Colo,
was in this vicinity Saturday
Jim Roberts and family left Thurs
day for Soncity, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Carter of Holly
spent Sunday at the Ed Bolejack
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Mats and little son
were callers at the Lindsey home
Tuesday.
Mrs, Oscar Moore OF Whitewater,
Kansas, is visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity this week.
Mss Ethel Crabill left Sunday
nipht for Greeley Colo. where she
win spend the summer.
NJ. A. Pike left Saturday evening
for Denver with car load OF cattle
Burr Croft is working in Holly fol
AIr DeWald
Mr., and Mrs Reedy and daughter
Agnes were looking after the fences
on the Fereistine place Tuesday.
Mrs. Gene Kelley was taken tt
the doctors at Granada Monday. She
is threatened with blood poison
from stepping on barb wire Sun
day, which pierced her foot.
Frank Fereistine started to pas.
Warren James Saturday evening q.
they were both going to Holly from
the south side. The Fereistint
ear struck that Of Mr.. James ir
such a way that his ear was turned
over breaking it up considerably
Mr.. James escaped with slight in
iilries.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22

gave q talk In the forenoon which
was pronounced by many as first
lass. Inf act it was liked so much
that we heard talk or trying to get
him to come here to preach regular.
ly In the afternoon Mr.. Fortney of
the Baptist church OF Holly gave an
interesting talk, followed by few
words by E. E. Powers of the Holly
Presbyterian church. Mr.. Powers
talk was inspiring. Harry Rose OF
the Methodist church, Mr.. Tenny,
Mr.. Powers and Mr.. White composed
the Male Quartette and their selec-
tions were very much enjoyed Miss
Allen played the accompaniment.
At noon sumptuous basket dinner
comprising almost everything good
10 cat imaginable was served cafe
teria style. The house was crowded
at both morning and afternoon ser
vices. The afternoon meeting end
ed just little abruptly, as much
needed shower came up near the
close and everyone rushed away. not
saying half what they Intended to
1t was profitable day and one oi
good fellowship anyhow and the Ly
can Sunday School feels proud to
think they were hon0red with the
visito I the HOllyites. We also
thank the people of the surround
ing country for their attendance
and Mrs Bland for the flowers.
This Thursday sewing club will
be organized at Lyean. Anyone
from ten to twenty years old is
eligible. There are no costs attach
ed except that eacho ne must pur
chase her own material to. work on
On June % Miss Sheridan OF thu
Agriculture College will be present
We had the pleasure OF meeting
the editor of the Holly Chieftair
/ Sunday.
Cream days every Monday and
Thursday now.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22
Rristol st. Mary's Church.

Rrlstol St. Mary's Church.
Masses; First and third Sundays
800 a. m. Second and fourth sun.
days 1890 a. m. Sunday School at.
ter masses. Communion for adults
flrst Sunday of MONTH Communion
for children third sunday of month,
Granada Sacred Heart Church.
Masses: Second Saturday OF month
500 a. m. Fifth Sunday of month.
Sunday School: First and Third
Sunday 200 p. m.
Hartman.
Sunday School: Second and four
the Sundays 200 p. IN.
Short instructions or sermons at
each of the services
FATHER d. A. BARRY.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22
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Misses Lucille and Viola Rowland
entertained at a party given at the
Rowland home Saturday evening.
Outdoor games were played. after
which refreshments were served
All present reported delightful
evening. The guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. Index and so, Bernard
Mr.. and Mrs. Hidecker and son Hen
ry, Dale Blair Misses Neva. Pearl
and Dema Wright. Mr. and Mrs
John Irwin and family, MIR. and
Mrs. John Shelton and family, Wal
ter and Ernest Robinson, Blance
Fitzgerald, Dick Daniels, Roy and
Melvin VrOman, Blaine and Otto
Cain, Grace Moser, Gayle Harris,
Myrtle and Hazel Palmer, Larue Full.
lerton, Annis and Ralph Strickland
Eddie, Paul and Genieve Dykster-
huis. Reulah Bonwell, Harold Nor
ris. Carl Paulson. Myrtle and Cath
crime Stimson, May and Bert Rey-
nolds. Claude and Frank Dennis
Helen Fry and John Manning.
Misses Yelma Irwin. Myota Shel
ton, Lucille. Fay and Viola Rowland
and Messrs Roy. Harry and Edgar
Irwin. Henry Hidecker, Harold How
land, Frank and Claude Dennis
spent the evening at the Randle
home north of Hartman Tuesday
June la
Mr., and Mrs VIM Howland and
family and Henry Index motored
to Lamar Tuesday afternoon.
Billie Rowland helped Henry Hi
,Iecker and Ernest Nelson stack hay
Thursday and Friday of last week
Mrs. Jacob Hidecker called on Mrs
Norton Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fudie and
daughter June were guests in the
R. @, Blair home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schoonover
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Norton and fam
lily and Mrs. Ola Click and children
were guests in the. Henry Index
home Sunday.
Mrs. Jacob Hidecker called or
Mrs. r. o. Blair Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Bates ant
family Of Amity were ccllers at tn,
Howland home Sunday afternoon.
| Miss Larue Fullerton Of Hartman
was the guest OF Myota Shelton Sun
day.
Mrs. Henry Index called on Mrs
Norton Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor of Amity
called on their daughters, Mrs. Hen
ry Indiek and Mrs Ola Click of Mill
wood Tuesday
Mrs. Jacob Hidcker, Velma Irwin
and Henry Hidecker attended
Rebekah lodge meeting in Holl,
Tuesday evening.
Miss Lucille Rowland accompan
led Dr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald and
daughter Blanche to Lamar, Monda,
afternoon.
Mrs. Norton called on Mrs. Henry
Index Monday afternoon.
Mrs, Ernest Nelson was business
visitor In Hartman Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. @, BHrgell arrived here
Monday from Sheridan, Iowa, with
her small son Clifford, grand-daugh
ter, Mable Burgell and Earl Perish
ing, for an extended visit with her
Laughter, Mrs. H. G. Norton. She
VIII return home about July lst
Earl Pershing, however, will make
mis- future home with 'Mr. and Mrs.
II. 9. Norton.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22
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George Owens was : transactine
business in Holly Thursday
Mrs. Bert Fritz called on Mrs. w.
P. Grisier Saturday.
George Ruggles sold his truck to
Ben Allanbaugh.
T. G. Maxey was a Holly visitor
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Zimmet were
supper guests Of Mr. and Mrs. w. P
Grisier Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Garrett were
shopping in Holly Saturday.
Mrs. T. G. Maxey was a Lycan
visitor Thursday.
Lee Kelley was a Holly visitor
Thursday.
Mrs. Sophia Zimmet called on Mrs
w. P. Grisier Monday.
R. A. Gilley was transacting bust
ness in Holly Friday.
George Frazee was a Holly visitor
Saturday.
Ruth Fritz called at the w. P
Grisier home Monday.
| Mrs. H. C. Zimmet and Barbars
Zimmet were Lycan visitors Thurs
day.
Will Alton and son and daughte
arrived recently from Byars, Kan
and are visiting at the Will Clin'
home.
| A. R. JACKIE called at W.P.Grisier
Monday.
Mrs. Roy Garret called at tn,
Sophia Zimmet home Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Sloniger wer,
Holly shoppers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Grisier callet
at the Bert Fritz home Thursda.
afternoon.
Jess Fiscus called at Harry Zim
NETS Tuesday.
The dance at Plains Saturday
night was well attended a number
from Two Buttes, Artesia and Chen
ey Center were there.
w. P. Grisier purchased a load
OF corn from Clair Sloniger Monday
A number from this vicinity at
tended the big basket dinner and
services at.Lycan Sunday.
R. R. Gilley was Lycan visitor
Thursday.
Plains and Lycan played ball
Sunday at Plains. Lycan winning
The score was % to 26.
Word has been received by Plains
friends that baby girl arrived to
gladden. the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Bogue Of Long Beach, Calf.
on Saturday. June 3rd. The little
lady weighed 7 IA lbs. and wishes
to be called Viola Ellen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bogne were formerly of this
place and their many friends send
to Viola Ellen.
Among those who picniced at the
Two Butte Mountains and reser.
voir Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Har.
ry Zimmet and sons We're and vern
Mrs. Sophia Zimmet. Barbara Zim.
met, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Nmmet and .
Jess Fiscus and Lee Kelley.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22
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Remember the big day at Lycan
July 4th.
George Shouse had scratch on
the hand by cat which olnsed
blood poison. The doctor was call
ed Wednesday evening.
DR.. Martin who formerly stayed
in this neighborhood, had his leg
antputated not long ago at Elkhart
Kansas. He was kicked by horse
some time ago, and blood poison
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22
Catholic Church Services

Summer Regulation and until
changed. Effective June list.
Holly St Joseph's Church.
Masses: First and third Sundays,
10 a. IN. Second and fourth Sun
days 500 a. m. Sunday School after
the masses. Communion for adults
the second Sunday OF month. Com
mrlnion for children the fourth Sun.
day of month.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22
PLACES OF SUNDAY
WORSHIP IN HOLLY

BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.
Sunday School -----l 1000 u. m
Glasses for all. G. A. Tcnny, Supt
Preaching service at liza. IN. and so
p. IN.
Young Peoples meeting at 7:15.
Children's meeting, Mrs. Lewis
leader, at 3 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at S:0t
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22
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tMabIe Y. Schweers. TOwnerl
Mr.. and Ars E. B. Youtsey have
gone to nNllington for few days
visit with Henry Youtsey and fam.
ily.
The Willing Workers of South
Towner held afood sale at Towner
saturday 4 neat little sum was
mads.
A good msny were out Sunday to
hear the Chiidren's Day program
wil"h was well given and enjoyed
by all.
Everypnei trying to get their
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science service will be
held at the residence of Mrs. Wi!k-
ms each Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. The public cordially invit
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22
PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. n. II, CantwelI, Minister
Sunday School at lO:0O Z. E. Pow
crs, supt. Glasses for all.
Morning Worship at II a. IN.
Evening service ut 500.
Young Peoples meeting at 7:15
Prayer Meeting Wednesday even
ing at 500.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22
COOLIDGE ITEMS
tBy Mrs. Harry Smith

Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Allen and Paul
and Mabel start next week on q
trip to Portland, Oregon and Seat
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22
METHODIST CHURCH

Preaching both hours by the pas
tor. N. II. Stone.
Sunday School at 10 a, IN. j. S. Reed
superintendent.
Young Peoples meeting at 7:l5
A very cordial invitation to al
visitors and strangers In the city t.
attend these services.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-06-22
CHRISTIAN

Sunday School each Sunday at tn,
Tabernacle at-- -lB:O0 a. m
Communion services after SUNDAY
School Jtgf5s
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-20
CUT IN FOREIGN
TRADE BALANCE
AIDS EXCHANGE
Gold Imports Increase
but Other Business
Nears Normal.

Washington, Aug. ia reduction
of more than 800, 900 in the ma
tons foreign trade balance during July
as compared with a year ago will help
the international exchange situation,
the commerce department declared Sat
urday in a statement making public the
results of the country's foreign trade
for the month.
Substantially increased gold imports,
but slightly decreased commodity ex-
ports and imports, the department stat
the country for July as compared with
June.
A decided reduction in the foreign
trade balance from $147, 0OO,OO a year
age to s54, 900 for July, the de-
partment declared to be a healthy
sign pointing to a gradual return to
more normal relations between our ex-
ports and imports. which is bound to
have a beneficial effect IN the inter
national exchange situation"
Commodity exports for July aggre-
gated 1905. 100000 against S334,OnO.-
600 in June and $325,OOO,OOO in July,
1921, while imports totaled $251, 600,
600 against $500, 100000 in June and
SITS, 100000 for July a year ago.
U. S. CUTS EXPENSES
Washington, Aug. 19.-Runn1ng ex-
penses of the government fell off by
more than 1857, 100000 during July as
compared with the same month last
year, while public debt disbursements
were reduced by $196, 100000, accord
ing to the monthly statement Of ex-
penditures issued by the treasury.
The total expenditures c~hargeable
against ordinary receipts amounted to
sos. 000, 900 during July against $685.
100000 a year ago, while public debt
disbursements aggregated S43,OOO,OOO
compared with $3.50, 100000 for July,
1921.
OF the expenditures ch%argeable
against ordinary receipts. the largest
item was $1S4,OOO, 900 of interest on
the public debt. with $43,O O0. 900 for
the veterans bureau next, while of the
public debt disbursements $4,000, 900
expended in the retirement of Liberty
bonds of the fourth loan was the larg-
est item.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-20
Bv D TARDIEU


snoas. Cable to The Great Falls Tribune
Copyright. 1929. by The Great Falls Tribune
Paris. Aug. 10-There have been
types of international conferences
throughout history. Some have term
mated with transactions and others
with e~quivocations. The London con-
ference produced no results at all.
You have seer on what a small tech
nical question it foundered. 1t is use
less to repeat that today. Let us try
if possible to take a broad view of the
whole situation.
The allied governments, having made
together. are obliged to make peace
together. But the solemn contract en-
tered into, containing certain decisions
reached on reparations and a policy OF
revivifying Europe is respected no
longer by some. / do not mean that
position because it's senate refused to
ratify the Versailles treaty. / do mean
LLOYD George, who behaves as if he,
too. and England had refused ratifica-
ton.
Lord Bryce used to say that a demo-
cratic government is incompatible with
respect to foreign engagements. Soon
everybody will be sharing his opinion
and this means that the worlds affairs
N
cannot advance.
For 80 months France has been tax.
ing seriously the exchange of sigma
lures to international agreements, and
N such an attitude she has advanced
80. 0O0. 00O, 900 francs on promises of
German reparations in pensions. At
the same time France has received but
5000. OOO, 900. Lloyd Georges great
measure is that he does not apparently
realize the gravity of the situation. 1t
is a great mistake for the French to
continue negotiating with him, for
France is unable to make him realize
the true situation.
Last year / dared, though it is
not my CUSTOM to prophesy that M.
BRAND would not long remain in office.
To-day / declare that before six months
have expired France will abandon the
sterile policy she has adopted since
1920.
Do not imagine / am thinking of a
policy Of violence. There is no ques-
ton of firing a cannon. ! am thinking
only that France viii give to her Euro
pean policy. especially in her relations
with Germany and Great Britain. that
new basis that is demanded by changes
since peace was restored.
The allies have pulled to pieces the
clauses of treaty and under present
conditions no practical solution will
arise from these ruins which we had
the weakness to allow to accumulate.
New ideas and new methods are
necessary. Those in power in England
who remain deaf to Poincare's legal
arguments will listen more favorably
to the political arguments which justify
a different attitude towards France.
1t is impossible for England to get
along without France either in politi-
cal or reconstruction work. France
has the right to say or what condition
she will cooperate in the work whose