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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-05-22
COOPERATIVE TRAINING

visitor, although to my knowledge
/ was somewhat astonished at the
poise of a young child who visited
in my home. She had been unex-
pectedly left by her mother who had
been called away suddenly. She had
all the earmarks of an experienced
By Margaret Rhoades
she had never been out of town be-
fore. When her mother returned
asked if it had been home training
that had made her SO careful, so OBJ
servant, so much model visitor.
ooh, that is a result of our neigh
borhood cooperative training" the
mother replied. "You see there are
some things children learn better in
another home, so a few neighbors in
our locality decided to cooperate. Oc-
casionally one of US would invite
weekend guests, these guests were
the neighborhood children. They
were required to pack their own bags,
see that their clothes were in shape,
and be prepared to visit for day
or two. We were formal in our table
service during the stay of these little
people and planned special entertain
ment for them. In fact they were
treated throughout their stay as real
company.
Sand you know children delight
in living up to an ideal. The train
ing was splendid for them and the
sightseeing trips we took about the
town were instructive. There was
no letting down of the company at
titude with them and today we feel
sure these little folks understand
wonderfully well all the simple rules
for model visitors.
"The cooperative plan did not
stop with visiting either, but we had
sewing classes where each child de-
monstrated the making of simple
garment. This idea of learning some
thing first and then teaching the
method was very inspiring to them.
They did this in cookery too. We
found that the group idea worked
out well, and one mothers idea stim-
uAotCu OtuCI IllOJucI > CuuuTeu I'D Tccl
endeavor.
"Many things are made possible
through the cooperative training
plan. A CHEEKY little group of child
rem who meet in neighborhood liv-
ing room to study the Sunday School
lesson on Saturday night will put
renewed zeal into the heart Of Sun
day School teacher the next day when
she realizes that home effort is unit
ing with hers in teaching spiritual
truths.
The talent of one mother often
finds quicker response when shared
with the child of another. Coopera-
ton in child training is a worthwhile
experiment as we have prooyed."
I felt sure she was right. AS my
little guest bade me cordial goodby
she told me she had enjoyed her visit
besides learning new dessert"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-05-22

necessity for providing windows in
the tunnels. For practical effect the
TWO bores are a single tunnel.
AT the tunnel location the Yakima
canyon road passed over the North
ern Pacific and all rock had to be
carefully removed and hauled long
distance. By driving a tunnel in
stead OF completing an open cut less
material will have to be moved. The
Yakima canyon tunnel will be lined
with concrete. s-.a.E. r. .
Contractors now are lining the 100
1oot tunnel on the North Bank high
way 2h miles east of Bingen.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-05-22
ROAD DELAYED
Construction of Tunnel in Yakima
Canyon will Postpone Opening

Discovery that the rock in a big cut
near the tunnel on the Yakima can
yon road is so rotten that it is inn
possible to hold the side walls has
made it necessary for the highway
department to build tunnel where
an open cut was planned. This will
delay the completion of the canyon
road for about month, but the high
way will be ready for traffic about
the time of the state fair.
In meeting the new construction
problem the highway department will
lengthen the tunnels originally plan
ned on the road extending the first
one from 80 to $50 feet and the Sec
ond from 1913 to $50 feet. The OPEN
ing between the two tunnels will have
q light-well effect which obviates the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-05-22
HOME EDUCATION
.sThe Childs First School is the Familv,-Froeb

National Kindergarten Association West AMI,
Street. New York City These articles in
Columns
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-05-22

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22
BOLENIE HLAVY
(F. L. I. s.

Statny zdravotny lekar, DIR.
William l.. Munson. sa vyslovil o
boleni hlavy, ze ME je to ziadnou
chorobou, ale prlznakom nastava-
j1cej choroby. Priroda sama ja-
kosi dava vystrahu a bolenie hla-
Wy je akymsi znamenim, re je ME
kde nieco chybneho, preto je
nutne, ably postihnuty pacient a
lebo budiici pacient sa staral, aby
Zistil prlcinu bolenia hlavy a sna
I'll sa prfcinu til odstranit'. Je
dohre zacat' odstranovat' moznii
chorobu skorej, nez sa dostavi V
plnej sile, kde kol 'kokrat' bEva
pozde.
Doktor Munson sa vyslovil, ze
bolenie hlavy je tax cast;;m pri-
padom, re sa mu malo venuje po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22
6LANoK SO.

Jedenie diet'at'a nikdy nema
byt' vyberane jednoho alebo
dvoch predmetov potraviny. Roz-
dielnost potrebna je tym ciel 'om,
ably dodane boly vsetky XII
vzrastu potrebne materiale. Tou-
to rozdielnost 'ou predfjte sa al
jcdnotvarnosti. Diet'a dostavat
ma kazdy den aspon po trosku z
nasledovnych jedal.
Obiliny a!ebo inc mlete vyrob-
ky, ktore obsahuj1 vonkajsok
obilnim, ako SIT otruby, psenicne
otrnby, spuchld psenicu, nelistenn
ryzu, ktore obsahuji vitaminy,
pomahaj1 vzrast st zakladom
snstavy. Zeleniny sii zvlast boha-
te ma zelezo, inc mineralie a Vi
taminy - ktore tiez nachodia sa
v ovocl. Cukriky nikdy netreba
davat' medzi jedenim, lez tvorit'
majii ciastku desertu po zjede-
nj obedu. Sladkosti maju byt' da-
vane do pOtrav1n, ako kakao, ma
kypy a ovocie. Tux mlieka a
vajcia s1 tiez s1ce pre- deti, ale
ME pecene potraviny. Len vel'-
mi malo masa treba davat' pred
vekom sedem rokov.
Mlieko je najlepsou a najd6-
lezitejsou potravinou pre- rastnce
diet'a. Ono je najdokonalejsou
potravinou ak1 len name, a prl
tom je aj :najlacnejsou. Mlieko
obsahuje protein, ktory nahra-
dza ztratu a dodava vzrast koz-
nym tkanivam; TUX tejto ASST
milovanej podobe ma byt' uziva-
n! akoby "a kurivo pri cinnosti
tela, karbohydrat alebo cukor je
tiez akoby kurivom, lenze sa moe
rychlejsie spotrebuje nez TUX.
Jedna pajnta den je pravidelnou
davkou pre- kazde diet "a. Borde.
novo Eagle Mlieko dive polievko-
We lyzice V y sialky studenej vo-
dy, dokonale rozmiesane, davane
bolo mnohym Diet 'om. v podvyzi,
We v skolach a ono dodalo pozo.
ruhodny vzrast ma vaIhe, ked' bo-
10 pravideme uzivane. PodvFziva
je. akoby prfstavom pre- bacilc ne
moci.
Diet 'ati casio sa mlieko, ked'
mu je ciste davane: preto m0ze
byt' davane vo forme kakao, Gu
stard, mliecnych polievok, oma-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22
=
{. G,lretvit

som sa vzdialil rokamzite I. Ano
ia sa k scenam ziarlivosti nesni-
zim ~. ia 81 nedovolim polozit
ami jedinh otazku Z. Moja dostoj-
most je mi drahsia nez vlastns
srdce -
"To 81 zapamatam!''
Opat' sa odmleali. Potion on sa
spytal: t
"On vraj len tohoto roku skon-
ell lyceumg"
"Teba to zauiima - .
Pokr6il ramenami.
"Nemusis odpovedat'. ia ma
teba neziarlim k v6li nemu!'
Ndtene sa usmial. Zapalil 81
cigaru a vyfukujnc kot1te dymu,
riekol:
"Vobec nechapem psychologist
ziarlivcov! Ako sa len m0ze muz
tax pozabudndt', re sa snizi kr,
ziarlivosti!. Nechapem to!. >.
Nevedel by som sa predstavit
ako ziarlivca :. A ty, ty 81 pred
stavnjes takeho?. -
ooh .. coby!"
"Tak. .. Nuz, pravda, cerve-
MI ruzu, ktorti 81 81 na konci We
cierka pripala ma prsia, ii prime
sol ten >. ako sa9.. -
cont"
"Tak =. On sa mi paGi .. ta-
ky -. taky -. sympaticky, tvar
zaujimava {. :. Vobec -"
"Ozaj?"
"a tebe sa nepaci?'
"Nie! Celkom vsedna oblisaj
a ... nudny, nudny -
Radostne sa usmial.
"Tak on sa ii nepaci9. .. Nuz,
pravda, keby som vedel ziarlit.',
nanho rozhodne ME-
Sklopila zrak riekla ticho:
"a mne sa paci ME zovnajSkom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22


3 polieykove lySice cukfu. 4.
Smidkn vriacej vody.
! sialka Bordenovho Eagle Mil
eka.
Miesajte kakao, cukor a sol /;
rozriedtre vodou, prilieyajnc 2
nej po trosku, Date toni, vriet :
asi dve minnty, vlejte mlieko a
roztrepte to trepacom, ably sa ma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22

i
zornosti Y tom 50 ztaesej ciast-
Ky chybuie. Postihnuty clovek
hned' chce zmiernit bolenie uzl-
vanim roznych prostriedkov ,baz
toho, ably znal, co zavinilo b,'--
ME hlavy, obyeajne pripravky
na zmiernenie bolenia hlavy su ta-
keho razu, re 'kazia zaludok alebo
ublizujn srdcn a zavinujn wac
skody ma l'udskom 2dravf, uez CO.
kol'vek dobreho, a predsa len bo-
lenie hlavy sa nevylieti nenahle
dostavuje sa choroba, ktcri nj
kto neliecil ktora sa ohlasnvala
bolenim hlavy.
Tedy nikto nema brat bo]enie
hlavy tax nevazne a l'a'nllc. Moe
to byt' kol'ko KRAFT choroba va
zna. Ma priklad, bliziaci sa t: fus
ukazuje sa bolenfm hlavv. Zfuh.
nutie 6elusti sa tiez ohlasuje po-
,dobnym sposobom, a ked' Sa II
clovekal ohlasuj1 kiahne, ia to
Ease len bolenim hlavy. M6zu to
byt' choroby vazneho druhn. Sn
sice priciny bolenia hlavy t;ez
celkom obycajne. TAX ma priklad,
ked' zal1dok Dol preplneny po-
travou je neporiadku, h!ava
boil. Ked'' je tlove'k nedokonale
vyzbrojeny spankom ma celolen-
MI pracu, cfti iinavu a potom sa
dostavi bolenie hlavy. Ked' jc
nedostatok Gerstveho vzduchu,
tiez sa dostavuje bolenie hlavy.
Ked' niekto casto dino duSevne
pracuje, konci sa mu den bolenim
hlavy. Niekedy, ovsem, dlhe bo-
lenie hlavy moze znamenat' vaznu
chorobu mOdzgu. Boly pripady,
re clovek trpel bolenim hlavy 20
mesiace a nemohol vynajst' co by
bolo toho pricinou, ale nevenoval
boleniu tomu tol 'ko pozornosti, a
domnieval sa, ze taketo bolenie
hlavy sam 81 odstrani a pravidelne
uzival prasky narkoticke tvm
zahanal priznaIk vaznej modzgo-
vej choroby. Po smrti tohoto pa
cienta sa zistilo, ze mu rastol VI
modzgu vred pacient sa opravdu
nsmrtil nadmiernym uzivanim
r6znych praskov, ktore maly "a
nasledok mftvicu.
Oci a ich nedostatky mozu tiez
,avinit bolenie hlavy. Je kol 'ko-
KRAFT 'nutne, ze maju byt' zme-
nene okuliare. Ale pacient ne
vie, re ma d6jst' k ocnemu leka-
'ovi a dat 81 svoje okuliare zno-
"a zmerat' upravit'. Ked' sa
vynajde lekar, ktory rozumie
,vojmu povolanfu, vtedy potom
ie snadne pricinu t1 odstranit'
Je vzdy snadne odstranit' a "a
hnat' chorobu V prvych prizna-
koch, nez ked' je uz pozde. Preto
,olenie hlavy nemalo by byt' We
:cu nepatrnou a kazdy by sa NAL
ooradit' lekarom, ked' sam pri- /
:inu nezna a ked' bolenie to je o.
sire a trvale. Mnohf mozu sa u
,hranit' pred predcasnou smrt 'ou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22

COX, atd ma 60 "a prfklad tn pp-
dane sd diva recepty,
Pe6eny vajecnik (Custard)
jednotny recepis.)

2 polievkove lySice Rordenovho
Eagle Mlieka.
/ vajce.
l /16 polievkovej lyzky muska.
toveho orechu.
7/S sialky vody.
Ia kavovej lyzicky vanile.
Eagle Mlieko vodu smieSaj-
te dokladne. Vajce roztrepte a
pridavajte ku mlieku, stale no
miesajnc. Pridajte vanillu mus
katovy orech Pecte mad vodou
pri miernom ohni. Ked' spicka
ostreho noza strcena je do stred-
ku vajecnika vynde neho ci-
sta, vtedy peeenie je hotove.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22
- 2a1,v .s,0 s,lsIlIlI
Sarnoucta. ul GU ass:z';E

Is
Stnlila sa do kutka pohovky a
drobunkymi z1bkami zahryzla 81
do prostredneho prsta l'avej
ruky.
On chodil dlhymi krokmi pc
pracovni a prudko hovoril:
= Ziarlivost' -. nechutny
protivny, malicherny cit. Len sla-
bi l'udia ho znaj1 :. Sam seba
by som prestal vazit', keby som
no odhalil svojom srdci A.
no! - ~
Mleky presiel diva razy po izbe
spytal sa:
kto je to ten panak, ktory
sa ia ma vecierku u Mamalugi-
nych ami ma okamih nespustil -
"Nepamatam sa, ktory,' pove-
dala, upravujnc 81 za'ayby sukne.
Postal a mavnul rukou do vzdu-
chu a rielkol:
Nepamatas sa?'
"Nie."
Zvlastne!'
"Ziarlis9'
On odvetil:
Ztratil by som nctu k sebe sa-
menu, keby ...''
"Ty teraz vazis sam seba' spy
tala sa zive.
"Pravdaze >. Nikdy sa nesni-
zim ku ziarlivosti -. Sliedit' W.
zvedat', vyvolat' sceny -
Zasmial sa $ prichut 'ou hnevu
a zakoncil:
-. ME je V mojej povahe.
Som prilis hodny, poznam svoju
cenu prilis dobre, nez ably som O.
hrozoval svoju dostojnost'. -. -
Odmlcali sa.
"Nepamatas sa, ktory9 ia ii
ho pripomeniem: vysoky, blon-
dyn, vyholeny, monoklom >"
Zach, Michalj Petrovic, -.
Vel'm mily, znamenity clovek .
Ano, ano, rozpominam sa: Anna
Grigorjevna mi povedala, predsta-
vujde ho: 'Moja draha, vezmite
no pod svoje kridla.' -
On zrudnul a riekol:
"Ty predsa ME 81 kvocka!. -
Zahryzla 81 do spodneho rta a
pohrdave pokrGila ramenami:
On pohyboval rtami napokon
vyhrkol:
"Ty 81 mi nerozumela -
Usmiala sa.
"Ty 81 mi nerozumela :. Chcel
som povcdat', zc Anna Grigorio-
yna zbytocne odporlca druhym
to, co by rovnako dobre mohla
zastat' sama -"
"NikdyH'
"Co?!' Odst1pil ma diva kro-
ky prisnym zrakom pozrel ma
nu.
"Ja som mladsia, drieGnejsia,
interesantne jsia 60. ,Ona ME je
hlnpa zenska, ale co by JED to i
nebolo prijemne, uzna, ze nem6zc
mat takeho tispechu -
"U toho kurat az U toho holo-
bradka?!'
Vstala vzpriamila sa celej
vyske. Pichl'ave sa no SpTtala !
"Ty ziarliS?' !
"Ja?I'
"Nie, JAZZ odsekla ironicky.
ia vobec neznam pocitu ziar-
livosti! Nine staci, ked' sa mi da
na vedomie, re ma milujn tax, ako
milovali, ked' sa mi da ma javo,
ze ma niekto druhy zatienuje, ably
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-22
!,

vrchu usadliha hssfs sotilas Este
lepsie bnde, ked pred jednem
pridate k tonu " kayovej lyzie,
ky vahilie.
-t&-eAM
C1tajte spoEorne tieto tAhky
kazdt t5Adsii = odlladajte 81 ich
pre- prfpadnS upotrebenie v bu-
d1cnosti.
Evening star., 1924-03-02
new SPIRIT SOUGHT
BY GERMANY'S YOUTH
Harden Describes Purpose as Away
From Kultur, Which Became
Prominent During War.
UPHOLD SELF DISCIPLINE
Advocates of Change Declare They
Seek Religious Ideals.
ny MAxIMILIAN HARDEN.

by Radio 70 The Star
BERLIN, March In order that
the grotesque and repulsive pictures
displayed In the tler-Ludendorff
trial may not cause Americans TO be-
lieve the entire, or almost entire,
German youth thinks. as Germany
haters assert, merely Of breaking the
treaty of Versailles and of 4 war Of
revenge, the writer desires today to
tell about the youth movement
whose growth and progress form one
Of the few pleasant symptoms in an
apparently endless winter of our dis
content.
The whole youth movement is az
bottom deeply religious. II desires
to make what 1t regards as God
ruler in this world. not merely in the
beyond. 1t protests against Il deceit
fuluess and eiferIinary of scnilc
civiliZa tion, which would mechanic
everything and bridge over al differ
enc"s in questions % conscience hy
com promises: against ovcrvaluation
Of the merely technically urilitarian /,
against sharp separation of hours Of
la Dor and hours of rest; against lux
man SO that If he must dispense with
them, he IS unhappy and dissatisfied.
Youth. whose members regard
themselves not AS isolated individ-
uals. but as Il Community" strives
to build W true humanity again.
This. aim of all great epochs since
the days of Greect's glory. IL to be
attained not by pathetic preaching
but by patient and strong sclf-disai-
Evening star., 1924-03-02

pline. Tramping, sleeping out or
doors or i'll primitive shacks. insen-
sitiveness to weather and wind. COOK
ing frugal dishes for oneself
through all this the body, steeled by
gymnastics. and sport, is to be weaned
from long effeminacy and accus-
toned to a natural life. and thus also
the soul is to be cleanscd and made
healthy.
There shall also be play with work
and play hours shall not be- devoted
to empty trash. Old folksongs are
sung and old folk dances danced.
Games handed down by tradition
from medieval days are played.
Vain outward forms are banned.
but an effort is made to adapt cos
tune and all accessories in manner
to further, Il new feeling for beauty.
The movement has already sue
ceedcd i'll causing the formerly strik-
ing outward difference between
appear. The period is also past when
youthful impaticnce east off ell
harnpcring Conventions. and fetters
and enjoyed itself In sruashing all old
youth movement" vas Il synonym
for "roughneck.'
Today the necessity of new bands
in IA vital form is realized and eager
search is going on FOR ways to new
culturt. which does not rest in
-etrilied conventions and lifeless
luxury.
Inc first group called itself Wan
dervoGcl." These pioneers lost many
leaders in the war and their mission
seems fulfilled. TO the right and LETT
Of them tn" wings are formed today
by these groups: "Noelkische." who
draw the border line between tho
, German fatherland and enemy coun-
tries: "jungd3utScme, who cmpha size
the old Prussian spirit. but without
ffeusivc. aims: aud communist
youth" whose members arc only AL
too firmly fettcred to belief in the
dogma VT "claSs farwarc." and who
Evening star., 1924-03-02
BY A. q. GARDINER.

By Radio TO The Star.
LONDON. March 1.-What is hap
pcning between England and France?
Is Premier Macdonald's attitude OF
extreme civility due 70 the fact that
he knows the position of Premier
Toincare Is crumbling irrenediably?
That evidently IL the case. N.
Poincare gets more hopelessly on
the rocks day by day. The fall OF
the franc. followed by the fall of
the Belgian government. makes the
outlook of the French premier des-
perate.
Overthrow Of NJ. Theunis at Brus-
sells IL the most significant thing
that has vet happened. 1t means
that Belgium Is sick OF the Ruhr
fiasco, but 1t means more than that.
1t means also that Belgium is sick
Of being the tool of French military
aims.
Public opinion in Belgium Is al
waTs sharply divided between Eng
is pro- Eu glish and Walloon feeling is
pro- French.
French pressure on Belgium has
been so severe that hitherto resist
anCe has been overhorne. but as the
failure of the Poincare policy has
become apparent. the opposition has
taken courage, and the feeling
against Belgium being reduced to the
position Of French province has
gathered enormous strength.
The event has created something
like a. panic in the French mind. For
the first time it realizes how COM
pletely NJ. Ioincare has isolated the
country. England is hostile. italy
and Spain are hostile. and are MAX
ing naval compact in the Mediter-
ranean. And now Belgium has broken
loose.
The French press complains that
the return Of the labor government
! i'll England has caused a disastrous
change of atmosphere. That is mere
folly. No matter what government
was in power in England. resistance
| to VI. Poineare's impossible policy
would, be the same. The breakdown
external causes. but to inherent
| weakness. VI. Poincare's own confess
| sion Of complete financial failure and
| strangulation of his methods pass
| judgment on himself.
Make Last Rally.
! The die-hard tories made Il desper-
] ate but futile rally on behalf OF the
] French policy this week. Home Sec
| rctary Henderson. in q pre-electior
| speech at Burnley. declared for res
vision Of the treaty of Eersaill 6
The tories challenged Mr.. Macdonald
| 10 say If that represented the gov
| fused to be drawn out. and denounced
! the attack as mischievous in view
! of the delicate situation Of the ne
! gotiations. But it is notorious that
| labor. like the liberals, is committed
to q revision of the treaty: Mr.. Hen.
Evening star., 1924-03-02
Belgian Reuolt Takes Last Prop
From, Tottering Poincare Rule
OuertrO,U Of NJ Theunis Leares France Utterly IsO-
lated With Britain-ItaIy and Spain already
in Ranks of Opponents.

Thursday by ain overwhelming ma
1ority. liberals voting for him as
we'll as laborites
ment Is getting firmly in the saddle.
1t is turning out to be very much like
other governments Great Britain has
known and all alarm at the prospect
OF revolutionary proposals has dis
appeared. Indeed, the liberals are
complaining that there is II tendency
on the part of Mr.. Macdonald TO be
In some respects too reactionary.
They are especially indignant at his
proposal to build five cruisers. In
view of the naval position of Europe,
this construction is regarded rs
wholly unnecessary, and the govern
ment plea, that the object Is to pro-
vide work for the unemployed Is de-
eye on the extremists Of the Clyde.
Sop to Industry.
Shipbuilding admittedly is in a con.
dition Of great depression, but so also
are other trades like cotton. WHY
give sop to one industry at the eS-
pense of other industries equally de-
pressed?
The general condition of the coun-
try shows some signs of Improvement
and much is hoped from the new re-
.ations with Russia. Rumors are
heard Of many big trading schemes
III coHteIhpiatlOH between the two
countries. including vast deal In
timber but the question of credits Is
still difficult.
Altogether the government looks as
though IT may claim credit for bring
ing turn in the tide in the indus
trial condition of the country. That
would be remarkable feather in
Macdonald's cap and would tend to
strengthen the position OF the gov
ernment. for any government which
synchronizes with Il revival of trade
from the depression of recent years
is bound to be popular.
Copyright, 192i)
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Britain. which was even more diff
fcult. especially in the last year. But
the fall Of II. Theunis does not solve
the problem, for these difficulties re-
m:in and no single party is strong
enough to take power alone. Nor can
Belgium. on account of her gtosraph-
tcal situation. afford to separate
either from Britain or France.
Belgium Big Factor.
SO when the great question as be-
tween execution and revision comes
up-it's too early to say what form it
will take-Belgium's choice will have
enormous influence on Europe's flu
turc.
At present the policies of all the al
lies are i'll defined. The English mark
time: the Beisians are seeking
path and the French would have diff
ficulty III saying exactly where Pre-
mier Poincare is headed. OF course.
much Of this uncertainty Is due to
caution for fear of doing damage BY
the positive action. but in matters of
such Importance delay may be more
dangerous than a bold determination
TO reach q settlement.
tCopyright. 1921
Evening star., 1924-03-02

!! believe themselves possessors Of the
only true saving faith.
To the right of the communists
are "proletariat" groups and work :
ting youth" They occupy about the
same position as socialists, but
without dognatic sclerosis of the
brain. Catholics are organized in
a strong academic group--"Hoch-
land and "Quickborn" Gor younger
members). Strictly disciplined new
pathfinders" have taken old Teu-
tonic knights us their ideals. Their
service. of God Ia also service, Of
state, and vice versa. "Neuwerk" and
"Jungkfrchliche Gemeinschaft" resist
every departure from liturgical di-
vine service. but long for d new
tain that the aims of the youth move
Inent are also the aims of every true
follower OF Christ.
t'reer from church connections are
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those of "Kronacher Bund." which

those of "Kronacher Bund," which
seeks to make possible healthier
economic conditions through re-
viylfying of old guilds: the non
partfsan "fIeiJnat and
'F'reideutsche." The last named is
the most spiritual of all. Jewish
yOuths-tne assimilatted and the Zion
lstS-also have groups.
In all these organizations there are
earnest and noble ideals and the band
that holds them together is that of
love and not hatred. He who knows
how many youths. and maids, esp"-
cially the. latter, are sacrificing their
lives In settlement work and other
charities Will not despair Of the
growing generation in Germany. de-
spite the shameful realization that
fools. mountebanks and advo ntur"rs
can rally whole troops ot youths
about Themselves.
fCopyri2ht 1924