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The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
s. McIvor M,r;star

Morning Service II 700 A. M.
Sunday School 1000 A. M.
Y. P. S. c. E. $50 P. M.
Evening Service 1880 P. M.
Last Thursday afternoon the fam.
lilies, friends and members of the
Ladies Aid enjoyed a picnic lunch
Those who were present were in a
happy mood and appreciated the true
spirit of fellowship.
The subject for the morning SER
mon will deal with the "Great Task
of the Twentieth Century" Even
ing theme: Drifting Away from
Patriotic Principles, Family Religion
and the Church."
S. McIvor.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24
Almost

In London they were discussing
advertising. "Great stuff, these
electric signs on Broadway" said the
Yankee. "They've got one advertis-
ing Wrigley's gum, runs a whole
block, 25O,O00 electric bulbs"
Glow many?" cried the astonished
Londoner.
"Two hundred and fifty thousand"
answered the Yankee.
The Londoner observed, "But
say, old chap, isn't that a bit con
spicuous.-T Kan-Sun.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24

Remember the good old days of
80 or thereabouts, when you sprung
your Patrick Henry stuff on the home
folks, and graduated with the first
class; and felt proud and happy that
Vhe country and probably the world
was now safe. Talk about your grand
and glorious feelin's!
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24

1t is solemnly asserted that Shelby
will be "bone dry during the fight. 3"
Sure-who would stop to take drink
then, and maybe miss the k. o.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

Services will be held at the Catho-
lie church every Sunday. Low mass
at 700 a. M, high mass at 900
a. m. Father Benedict, pastor.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24

1t is hard to understand how a man
with plain name like Stanley Bald
win, bereft of titles and hyphens, can
expect to make good as British Pre-
mier.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24

The only improvement effected by
the Egyptian craze is that more peo-
pie now know how to spell "hiero-
glyphics. Baltimore Sun.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24
He Thinks of Knickers

That chap who says women may
be expected to make greater strides
in the future hasn't noticed the new
skirts -SanFrancisco Chronicle.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24
LATEST LOCAL MARKETS

If the theory that we look like
what we eat Is correct it accounts
for the bad eggs that soil society.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24

Ten-pins were invented in the
fourteenth century, but the safety
pin was not among the first ten.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24

The cost of living has risen 50 per
cent in ten years but most of us con-
slider it still worth doing.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24

Modern folks sleep SO little that
the bed bugs are said to be dying of
starvation.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24

Ananias Club: zone nice thing
thing about the women is that they
never spend more than two or three
minutes talking over a party -line,"
said the manager of the telephone
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24
Smiles 'P'' 'S' fS:s ffsssssss fssi: s's'''

Jess Willard is said to have an S4-
inch reach and should be able to tell
the biggest fish story.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24

The force at our post Office say
they have not yet found out how to
get along without Work.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24
Household Notes

A simple method of keeping the
children's clothes clean is to keep
them off the children.
Some sort of wise head is predict
ing the end of the world in 1926, but
these chaps, in the past, have hit it
even less often than the weather
profits.
A Michigan man claims the moon
is fiat, which proves that hard times
are not local.
An eastern editor remarked a
while back: Ambassador Harvey
threatens to sail for America" The
worst of it is that George did not re-
lent.
A mean chap remarks that most
of the rapping Conan Doyle has
heard lately are just plain knocks.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24
MIGHT Stop at One

4 Might Stop at One
care we passing a cemetery?"
''No, but the milestones are getting
pretty close together. Perhaps we
had better slow donw." "-Louisville
Courier-J ournal.
Think twice before speaking and
then look around and see who is
present.
"Once we knew a man who was so
much in love that he couldn't eat.
Flowers, candy and theatre parties
kept him hungry" Exchange.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-08

MOVIE STAR TO START
 MILK FARM
 Blanche Sweet, popular screen star, will foresake moving picture acting for two months to start a milk farm for movie folks who wish to take on weight. Miss Sweet recently remained on milk farm" for eight days during which she took on 16 pounds. The success of her experiment prompt ed her new undertaking.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-08

This speedy looking craft is Uncle Samuels newest and fast est man o'war, the scout cruiser Omaha which recently made record run with mail from Homo lulu to the Pacific Coast in little less than 3H days, the mail then going forward by train and air plane to Washington. Seated in his remote control station" Capt. D. C. Hanrahan, U. S. N., skipper of the Omaha, recently delivered a message from the vessel. in the harbor of lilo, to the people of Honolulu, the first radiophone conversation between the two cities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-08

THE WORLDS LARGEST ELECTRICAL GENERATOR
 This will 1000 horpowero the energy equivalent the muscle power of 375ooo menwen it Falls will enough
 electricity light 26oOooo ordinary household lights supply the entire needs of city the size of Boston It weighs 700 tons high in diameter (note size of man lef
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CoLEGIo PERCY

Gale Isabel 12, TeIefono A6s, Apar-
tado de ccrreOs 241. Ponce, P. R. Advt
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Ell GOBIERNo DE EsTADOS
UNIDOS HACE CIERTAS OBJ
JECIONES A LA CONFEREN-
CIA DE LOS EXPERTOS
ALIADOS

WASHINGTON, nov. 2 United
Press)-se tiene entendido que ell Sc
cretario de Estado Hughes ha comuni-
cado al encargado de negocios de
Francia en- esta capital que los Esta-
dos Unidos no concurriran la pro-
puesta Conferencia Interaliada para la
investigation de la capacidad de pa
go de Alemania, 81 el prop6sito princi-
pal de la misma es restringido, como
Sc dice por r. Poincare.
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LA BANDA DE MUsICA AGA
SAJA AL MAESTRO ARRESoN

Raras muy raras son las veces que
Sc nos presenta la oportunidad de asis-
tir actos de cultura, como ell cele-
biaao anoche en- Ell local de la Acade-
mia y Banda de Musica. en- honor del
distinsuido maestro y compahero don
Jose M. Rodriguez Arres6n, con mott
vo de su regreso definitivo al pals.
Una distinguida concurrencia de da-
mas prestigio con su presencia este ac-
to cultural.
Ell maestro, don Ramon E. Peralta.
Director de la Banda, organizador
de la fiesta con breves y sinceras fra,
ses hizo Ell elogio del autor de la Sin
fonia $50 de Marco ded1cole Ell
acto.
Seguidamente la Banda ejecuto ma
gistralmente Ell Adagio de la dicha Sin
fonia que fu6 apiaudido freneticamen-
te por la concurreticia. Luego. ell macs
tro Arreson, visiblemente conmovido,
por la prueba de simpatia y carino de
que era objeto por sus companeros de
Santiago, hizo uso de la pala5ra ma
nfestando la intin1a sincera salts
faccion Que eI experimentaba con mo-
two del acto que en- su honor Sc Gee
braba, diciendo ademas entire otras CO.
sas, que a Ell no lie debe NADIA Ia hu-
manidad, que 10 que Ell hace es darIe
q ella 10 que ella le dio. Despues Ge
servido Ell brindis, hablaron don Chl.in
Lugo y Ell Lcdo. Manuel Iora, quIenes
expresaron con sentidas palabras, las
resaltantes virtudes que caracGcrlzan
al Maestro, como mdsico notable y CO.
mo hombre de bien. Mas luego la Ban
da interpreted Ell ''Himno Santa Ce-
ella" Y la bellisima danza ''Arriba Co
raz6n'', todas hijas de su fecanda ms
piraci6n.
A las nueve y media terinino esta
culta fiesta, por cuya feHz conception
merece Ell Maestro Peralta y la Banda
toda, nuestras felicitactouss
81 TIRso.
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81 vENDE PArEI vmJo a S "a.
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vApoR HAITI

Este lujoso v c6modo trasatlantico
Sc espera en- este puerto ell dia de
este mes procedente de Cuba, Haiti y
Santo Domingo y segIira viaje con
destino al Havre (Francia.)
Ell vapor Haiti fue construido ex-
presamente para esta Inca pero por
motives de la guerra fue suspendido
en- sus Wales siendo esta la primera
vez que toca en- esta isla despues de
Ia guerra Son sus consignatarios ne es-
Ia isla, Behn Brothers, Inc.
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1riunfO de IN notable CompOsitor
en- SantOIDOnlingO

FL notable compositor y conocidisimo
intellectual portorriquefo senior Jose NJ
Rodriguez Arreson, quien hace POGO EN-
barc6 para la Republica Dominicana a
fin de pasar una corta temporada en-
tire sus muchos amigos admiradores
de la hermana antilla, ha sido obJero
de grandes elogios por parte de la prem
sa y de los cultivadores del arte .nusl
cal, quienes en- legion considerable le
tributaron un calido cordial homena
je, ce.ebrando en- su honor una fiesta
brllantisma.
son, cuyos altos meritos artisticos IL
terarios han sido reconocidos y estima-
dos en- su justo valor, nos completeness
| en- reproducir continuation varlos
/ trabajos periodisticos que publica 10
prensa dominicana acerca del ilnstre
compositor.
he aqul 10 que escribe Ell iIustcado
periodista don Pedro M. Archambanle:
"LA sIMFoNIA go DE MARIO ,
Los poetas, en- su idioma divlno, ia.
heron Ell plectro sonoro para cantar las
elorias de Santiago. Y surgieron las es-
trofas magniticas para exultar la br1-
| DO n oI IN 1a
Datalla sin antecedentes sin prepara-
cion y sin soldaaos en- que seIs france
ses organizaron de improviso Ia espar-
Uana oerensa. Estos fueron Impert. re
ile.ier, Duverge, de Pierre, Slgaud; NJ
chez otros mas. DE Pierre era arti
llero levanto ell ultimo canon Gel
f'uerts Dios que nabia sido oasn,onta
90 por Ell enemigo, LIE ese modu Sc 10
ar6 el esfuerzo nnal de la bstalla.
Los hlstoriadores nan pedudo inspl
lacion su musa para esculpir en- lie
tras inmarcesibIes esa fecna venturosa
en- que Sc inicio la guerra de Ia Inde
pendenci,a "a con un triunfo esplendloc
que dehnio la Republica como una pc
tencia invencib.e.
Y todos produjeron obras buenas J
dignas de aplausos; por mas que la'
ultlmas resultaron incomp.etas por TAI
ia de archives en-. que psber la vcrdac
de los acontecimientos.
Pero todas estas -pro1ucciones son ps
lidas 81 Sc las compare con la briliantt
obra de arte que resutta la Sinfonls
$50 de Mario" del conlposItpr ARE
son. Esta es sin discussion la produccior
de mas altura que inspire II epopeys
nacional. Ia pureza de ia factura, il
ciencia del harmonista, corresLoEden
la grandeza de la idea, Y In id5ss es
grandiosa: es la Independence. Euter
pc aventaj6 Clio, Erato, a Poiiin
MIA Caliope en- la inspiration de una
obra acabada.
Desde que San Martini inicio la yer
dadera sinfonia, la gran composition
de ritmos varios de elevado pensa.
miento, es esta forma musical Rl:s, con
posicion prohibida para los mediocres.
I'm sinfonista es un maestro de alta
capacidad, un harmonista docto en- eI
manejo de las dificiaes reg.as de csc
arte Una sinfonia, para no ser un fra
case Y MERCER ese nombre, requiere las
virtudes de la gran composition.
Els pues un triunfo excelso para ei
Maestro Arreson contar entire sus nn-
merosas obras un trozo tan selecto CO.
mo la sinfonia 80 de Marco, que por
81 sola bastara, traves del tempo,
para inmortalizar la hazafia homerica
de la juventud santiaguesa de 1884,
| Ese privilegio tiene Ell arte.
j Una obra suya 81 es hermosa y emo
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Baterias: H. S. II; MILAN y Figue-
roa H. s. l.: Barreiro y Chaguin.
Tribeys: Chaguin. Two base; Figue-
roa, Juanchile, Tomas y Manati; SIN
giles: Juanchile, Milton, caratini' MI
Ian 2 v Fernando.
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tiva, artistica en- verdad, es mas pode-
rosa que todas las verdades de IA cien-
cia, que todas las certidumbres de IA
experience.
Porque SD expression evoca los gran
des fenomenos internos; habla la vez
la inteiigencia y los sentldos: esa
es su fuerza. .
otro colega dice 10 siguiente:
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unan al movimiento.

Fue acordade designar al DR. jose
A. Diaz como Director de esta Iiga en-
sustitucion de uno de los Directories
que renunci6, y Sc design6 I'm comit6
para que visitase al DR.. Diaz imponien
dole de estos acuerdos. FL nombre
del doctor Diaz fne recibido eRn una
ovaci6n en- la Asamblea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-03
CURSOS
COMERCLALES

Ensenamos taquigrafia ''Gregg'' en-
ingles en- castellano, mecanografia,
teneduria de libros, caligrafia, CORES
pcndencia mercantil, ingles y castella-
no comercial, derecho mercantil, arit-
m6tca comercial, administration v or
ganizaci6n de empresas mercantiles.
economic politca, etc. Cursos diurnos
y nocturnos. Graduamos en- DoCE ME-
SES, admitimos en- cualqlier fecha
Graduates de octave grado. Asegura-
mos Ell buen exito. Solicite prospecto
y mas information
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NOtas de sport
Continuation de la pag. 10l

les, (Buche y pluma) los cuales, sin dis
ciplina de ninguna clase, sin una ca
beza directora que les organize y dirl-
ja no aparecieron en- el field, quizas te
miendo la segura derrota que les pro-
pinariamos y entonces, Chaguin, cap1-
tan de High t. perniti6 que organl-
zaran un escogido y asi los boys de la
High I practicarian y no Sc quedarian
vestidos.
AL fin formaron Ell siguiente escogi-
do: Garcia, jugador de High School II
serviria de catcher, Perez pitcher 6Gl
team de sNormal'' lanzaria, .tX'' de
Artes Liberales seria primera, Echean-
dia, Muriel y David de dicho team de-
fenderian la segunda, tercera y short,
Laborde defenderia ell right (estudian-
tie de Pre-Medical), Barbosa Ell central,
este jugador es del team L. A. y FL
gueroa, lanzador del team High School
II defenderfa ell left field.
Contra este formidable escogido, al
cual podriamos lamar ''Tortilla' o
''Ensalada'' por la mezcla de vegeta-
les de diferentes classes y colores juga-
ron nuestros muchachos.
Desde un principle la suerte empezo
a favorecer los vegetables pero una lu
cha shomerica', un continue ataque y
defensa contra la suerte y Ell enemigo
dieron por resultado que los jugadores
de High School I salieran derrotados
honrosa dignamente, demcstrando que
81 perdieron fue por que la desgracla
asi 10 quiso y no poruue Ell escogido
jugase mas.
I'm imperdonable error de Barrelro,
lanzador de nuestro equipo di0 la Ca
rrera de la victoria a los vegetables.
En- la quinta entrada Barbosa, tratan-
do de defenderse atrapa una linea, que
hubiese sido home run Chagufn, ha-
biendo un hombre en- segunda.
En- fin mi unico proposito es nacer
yer al team de ''Artes Liberales' que
su novena no nos vencio y que pode-
mos probarlo jugando un juego contra
elios no contra un escogido, pues
ningun valor tendria el que venclera
ell escogido. Asi es que dejemonos de
alardes v vamos al grano, Icuando
ouiere Artes Liberales jugar con High
School t.?
Ahora, esperemos 10 que digan los
.tibcrales', verdaderos completes no
los 'nberales' mixtos.
(My MANI.
Nuestro captain espera la respuesta'
Ell score del juego fue ell siguiente:
EscocrDo 900 O1o Oxx-1
H. SCHOOL / 4 600 600 oxx-O
Baterias por H. s. l.: Barreiro y Cha
guin; por A. l.. Garcia y Perez, (dos
que de Artes Liberales no tienen IN
pelo)
Resumen: Hits Barreiro /; Pc
rez 5, unico hit que dieron, (Davld)
Tomas 3, Barreiro y Juanchile. (Todo'
1ugadores de la High I.
Resultado del juego: High School
VS.. High School II:
Score:
H. S. II 100 11o ox@-=
200 200 oxx-4
Baterias H. S. II: MILAN y Flgue
roa H. &. T.: Barreiro y Chaguin.
Tribeys: chaguin. Two base; Figue
roa, Juanchile, Tomas y Manati; SIN
giles: Juanchile, Milton, Caratinl' mi
Ian 2 Y Fernando.
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Ell microbes por la noche en- los sa-
lones de la BibIoteca Carnegie" Sc
constituy6 la Liga de Defensa y Pro
paganda de la Union de Puerto Rico
en- Asamblea General de afiliados, cum
pliendo nno de los preceptos de los re-
glamentos.
do un ode los preceptos de los regla-
mentos.
Ell salon de actos de la Biblioteca
Sc encontro materialmente lleno de CO.
rreligionarios, y un gran ntlmero de
asuntos de alta trascendencia para la
vida de la Liga- fueron tratados rel
nando ell mayor entusiasmo y anima-
ci6n de todos los presentes.
Sc leyeron mas de Glen solicitudes
de ingresos de Unionistas que piden
ser admitidos en- la Liga.
Fueron consideradas algunas enmien
das a los reglamentos ademas Sc
adopt6 una resoluci6n que Sc hara pll-
blica mas tarde, en- virtud de la cual
Sc concede facultad a la Junta de Dl-
rectores para celebrar pactos enten-
didos con organizaciones similares exis
tentes en- San Juan que puedan for
marse en- 10 successive en- esta Muni-
cipalidad.
Sc adopt6 ell acuerdo de dirigir una
communication al Presidente del Parti-
do Unionista, Hon. Antonio r. BARGE
10, solicitando information acerca de
los nombres de las personals que COM
ponen la Junta Local de San Juan
los cargos que ocupan en- dicha Junta.
Ell Presidente comunic6 a la Asarn-
blea haber tenido una conferencia te-
lefonica con Ell DR.. Jose A. Diaz quien
expresa su satisfaction por la consti-
tucion de esta Liga, Y promote llevar
a cabo un entehdido con Ell I'm de que
los hombres que con 81 simpatizan So
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EsTUD1o coMERc1AL

Carantizamos ensefiar por coreo, Curse
Tenedor Iibros, $12;. Contabilidad Mer-
cantiI cofnpleta con Corporaciones y
Bancos, $27: Curse Taquigrafia $21. La
Fajardo Commercial & Language School,
(la escuela que cumple lo que ofrecel.
BOX IS. San Juan.
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PREclo agoslcaoA

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do, para sehpras o
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AsAMBLEA GENERAL DE LA IL
GA DE DEFENsA Y PROPAGANDA
DE LA UNION DE PUERTO RIco
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-27

that men who like to play jokes on
others do not relish one where they
are themselves the victim. Mark
Twain was no exception.
II originated the idea of present
ing Mark Twain with a fine mccr-
schaum pipe on an occasion when
he was going back East. All the
newspaper men and hangers on to
literature, of whom l was one, in
san t'ranscisco, were in the secret,
and Twain was touched and delight
ed when We met him, and after l had
made serious presentation speech
gave him the pipe as token of our
regard and esteem.
1T was an ornate pipe cXtrava-
gantly carved 1t lay on bed of
blue velvet. and promised to an in
vctcrate pipe smoker like Mark, many
hours OF enjoyment. Evidently he
thought so. The rest of us didn't for
we knew that the pipe was carved of
soap.
When our national humorist
made the discovery he was mad clean
through. He threw the gilt on the
floor and stamped on it. And he
never forgavc those who were. con-
ccrned in the hoax. Perhaps he was
more vindictiNe toward me because
did not deny that the soap pipe in
VentiOn was NINE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-27

full transatlantic fight of the three
navy seaplancs the famous y. C. /, 8
ana 4. was the loss for several DAYS of
the y. c. 3, flown by 1t. Commander
John Towers The y. c. was also
forced down in the fog and gale that
caused the near disaster to Towers but
inc crew was rescued by passing YES
SCI Just before the plane sank. Towers
and his crew worked for So hours to
keep the plane above water while the
sea was being secured by rescue ships
Drifting and lacking over the surface
the crew was finally able to make the
Azores. and how they accomplished
this feat in the teeth Of raging gale
Is one of the cpics of naval aviation,
Inc disappearance of a navy balloon
from Eockaway Station. Long Island.
with a crew of three officers. Lieuten-
ants hinton. kloor and Farrell, who
finally landed in blizzard far north
in Canada. near Hudson BAY. in tho
winter OF two years ago. was anon.
the most spectacular adventures that
nave ever bcfallen American aviators
N peace time. After starting from
kockaway for short flight. they dis
appeared and no efforts could locate
them through a search of weeks. Thcv
hau little provision for a long fight
ana their lives were given up. Then
came word that they had landed in a
dense forest had wandered four DAYS
and hnally arrived at distant trading
post. Tar from railroads and even The
telegraph. They were returned to civ
llization by dog s!edye. but their adj
venture was almost their last. for the
exposure to the intense cold, lack of
1000 and heavy snow had about OK
haustcd them when rescue came. Just
as they were sinking from weakness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-27
Saturday, January 81, 1928.
NEAR THE BREAKING POINT

It may not be quite fair to the di-
plomats at Lausanne to apply to
them the characterization made by
Talleyrand that: 1.-THE chief busi-
ness OF statesmen is to invent new
terms for institutions, which under
their old names have become abhor-
rent to the public Yet it would
seem that some of those at the pres
emit conference would like to make
an urpalatable fact as acceptable to
the public as possible, the fact that
Turkey has been permitted to come
back.
They have been hagsling with
Turkey, occasionally listening to the
Russian Soviet, and narrowly watch
ing. each the other. for two months
while thousands upon thousands Of
robbed. decrepit refugees have been
pouring out of Turkey to save their
lives, fleeing from Turkish cruelty
end leaving their possessions behind.
Through it all Turkey has assumed
a. dictatorial attitude aided and
|. abetted by the Russian regime and
finding confidence in disagreements
between the allies respecting Euro
pean policies. The latest is a de-
mand for land at Gallipoli where lie
Brtain's dead, a demand declared by
q British spokesman as "monstrous."
SIIc11 ic IF tho HviGnncp 1ha +
peace is not likely to come out of
Lausanne or that Turkey and Rus
STA would have it so. They seem to
place credence in the commonly held
belief that the English people will
have no more of war, that France is
too busy with Germany to make
trouble for them. The Turks are
swollen by their recent victories. The
adycnturers in control of Russia.
feeling they have nothing to lose
from widespread turbulence evident
ly egging them on.
The idea that England cannot be
provoked to fight is not warranted
by the history of that people. 1t will
depend on the prOvocation, and Tur-
key has approached dangerously
close to the breaking point. Indeed
it is daily becoming more evident
that any peace which may be
patched up at Lausanne will have
little about it to assure confidence in
Its pcrmancncy