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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-02
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Budapest.

- Budapest.
Ill Niejo Mundo Sc halla ocunado on
dlscutir la muy cercana posbilidad de
que el talento, la belleza V ell dinero ame-
ricanos puedan dominar en- un futuro
proximo en- la muy antigua pintoresca
TERRA de Hungrfa, empinados al poder
Ia grandeza real
Ha dejado de ser un secreto que un
americana pertenecente al gigantesco
clan de los Smith, es al presente ell YER
dadero dueho de Hungrfa Sc llama Je-
remiah Smith, de Boston, nonlhrado Dor
la Liga de Naciones. su puesto es el
de controller. Sc sienta, en- una ofici-
ma escasamente amueblada del Ministerio
de Hacienda. Ia sombra del vasto paa-
clio real cuyas ocho cipulas maravillosas
Sc delinean cada noche sobre la perspec-
tiva del rojo sol poniente. V su podcr
sobre el tesoro de este viejo aristocrd-
tico pals europeo es tan absolute como 81
Sc tratara de uno dc los grandcs Hans
burgos de antalo.
Y ahora, en- medic de este inusitado
arrPSlO. eI cual. ulCn0 sea de paSO. ha
recibido la aprobaci6n del pueblo hun
Saro. Sc sugiere. ante la eStupefacci0n
del mundo, que una bella, c6lebre in
mensamente rica mujer americana su
esposo. I'm noble hlingaro asciendan nj
trono secular de Hungrfa sean l,rocla-
madoS como Rey Y Reina Ell Padre Mac
zinl1o un famoso sacerdotc hdngaro-ame-
ricano, quien en- America a menudo reco-
gfa dincro v alimentos para sus compa-
triotas, ha Organizado la propaganda del
movimiento para cOronar al Conde SEE
chenv, Ministro Hdngaro en- Washington
su celebre esposa. antiguamente Gla-
dys Vanderbilt, rey V reina de Hungrfa.
Sobre Hungrfa han reinado muchos So
beran0s Aquf fue que Atila, ell de ensor-
tijada barba oios llameantes. Atila,
azote de la humanidad. rodeado de sus
desnudas hordas mong6licas. de cabello
trenzado. tuvo su corte. Aquf Stefano |
fu6 investido de Ia corona apost6lica eS-
tableciendo el priinero de los podercs
cristianos en- Ia Europa Oriental. Aqui
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-02

'Traed un americana es 10 que piden
todos los pafses europeos cuyos embrollos
pueden ocaSionar Ia Intervention extran-
jera. Nj desean tanto copiar los m6todos
americanoS como participar en- 10 que
para ellos eS el milagro del 6xito de los
americanos Cuando Sc comprendi0 que
este pequelo pals irfa a la bancarrota
a meDos que sus asuntos fueran maneja
dos por un poder neutral, los h1ngaros
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-02

MIR SMITH es popular en- Hungrfa
AVA porque los h0ngaros son ardientes
patri0tas que Green en- un gran futuro
para su patria. Mr.. Smith cree tam
bi6n en- el FL tiene la conviction de que
la naci6n bajo su control es fundamental
mcnte sana, porque cuenta con una gran
agriculture una poblac0n viril salu-
dable. V porque encuentra Ell Ia gente
''un sentido humorfstico I'm fervor cor
dial muy parecidos q los de los ameri-
canos".
In su opinion, el progreso sera lento.
no hay herida que no tarde algo Ell ce
rrarse'
FL fcr3or que Mr.. Smith imprime a su
trabaio es motive de admiration para
cl pueblo. IS
Muchos yisitantes han venido a Hun
gria ansosos de familiarizarse con La Vi
da feudal campesina. Las casas de cam
30 de la antigua aristocracia son famOSas
por sus esplGndidas facilidadeS de caza,
su 'inme ejorable servicio. su estilo realesco.
Pero Jeremiah Smith muy raras veces
acepta invitaciones cineg6ticas Parece
tener muy pocoS ratios de SolaZ. los que
81 le presentan los emplea en- estudiar.
FL necesita mantener una constante re-
serva de fuerZas Su tarea no eS menoS
impOrtante que la confrontada por mas
dc un soberanO natO 10 largo de la Sc
cuar historic de esa TERRA. IIungrfa ha
sc OF
cuentra ahcrrOjada por ma deuda de
reparaciones que no por haber sido pos
puesta deja dc ser valida: su moneda
la rodado por el suelo; Sc halla rodeada
de yicinos mas menos hostiles. que obs
taculizan su dcsarroIlo econ6mico : esta
embarazada por oficiaes de gobierno he
redados de una Gpoca de extravagancia
sufre la corruption de los audaces me-
todos de negocio que han sido la remora
de toda la Europa Central IIa pasado
por la gran guerra. una invasion extran-
jera dos revoucioneS. Y ahora espera
que Mr.. jeremiah Smith. de Boston. la
vuelva a colocar en- su antigua puesto de
honor,
El talento americana. domina sin duda
alsuna en- Hungrfa. Hay un yanqui en- la
corte de los Hapsblrgos. jeremiah Smith
de Boston. es ell 'amo'' del reino mas ro-
mantico de toda Europa.
;Subirin despues al mismo trono los
millones Y la belleza de America:
I, D,,I,I 10
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-02

Matfas. cuyo nOmbre lleva Ia igleSia, le-
vant6 e pals una grandeza insuperada
en- la Europa Central. extendiendo su in
fluencia hasta Asia V Africa. Aquf fue
ron los turcos detenidos en- Su avance
arrolador sohre Europa. Aquf rein0 toda
Ia larga lfnea dc los Hapsburgos hasta
cl ultimo de ellos, el pat6ticO Carlos, el
cual fuG coronado durante la guerra,
quien. Siguiendo la antigua costumbre
cort0 por el medic al Este, OeSte. Sur
Norte con su espada. sfmbolo de que Ia
TERRA jamds serfa dividida, solo para
verla mas tarde dcspoiada de las dos
terceras parties de su terrtorio.
Hol' IIungria es una monarqufa sin
monarch En- el palacio real Sc sien-
In un ex-almirante, e cual gobicrna co
mo "regente''. con caracter temporal en-
tanto al verdadero Rey. el pequeno hijo
rubio dc Carlos de la Emperatriz Zi5
Ia, le sea permitido por los Aliados re
cuperar el trono. hasta que Sc encuen-
tire alguna otra seduction las peculiares
dificultades poifticas por que atraYicsa
Hungrfa bien la selection de un nuevo
Arcliduque, o la proclamation de Ia re-
pliblica
Pcrc la mayoria de los hingaros quie-
rem un rey. Ellos no pretenden haber ST
do democratizados por la guerra. es
notorio cue 81 Sc han guardado de te
ner uno clio tan solo obedece 10 i'm
polftico de la medida.
y asf tenemos que en- medic de este
prcfundo deseo. .por parte de TN antique
pals. de gozar de la vieja grandeza
boato de un goberno real. surge este mo-
vimiento que pretende volver frotar la
lampara de Aladino para producer un
nuevo rey una nueva reina. buenoS. ri
! cos \ hef'ihosos sin medida. Tai que 81
fuera el texto de una de N.esas noyelas de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-02

dijeron "Traednos un americana
fmo respueSta vino Smith, de Boston.
FL es el verdadero monarca de aquella
TERRA. Hungria no puede pagar ninguna
clcnta, nombrar ninglin empleado, tomar
acci6n alguna que envuelva gasto de di-
nero-;y que acci0n que no envuelva al
gin .gasto de dinero puede tomar ningnn
estado?-sin ell consentimiento de este so
hcrano.
Mr.. Smith. de Boston, es nm hombre
fornido. I'm 81 es no es alto, con esa ex-
traha curva en- la Inca del cuerpo de
los braces que parece caracterizar a to-
dos los abogados de Ii tierra rs IA mis-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-02

copyright by Public
Ledger Company
Prohibida la repro
ducci0n. Derechos Gle
publicidad adquiridos
exclusivamente por
FL MUNpO)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-02

Hungria pOne sus esperanzas So
bre ell Condo LaszlO SzecIlenyi,
quien muy bien pudiera ser Ell Rev
de la mOnarquia cuya formation
Ina sidO predicha pOr los diploma
ticOs, y In sOciedad americana es-
pera con ansiedad ell desarrGlIo de
los acontecimientOs. pues una "be-
He dc la sOciedad americana Iu-
cira los rOpaies de La realcza ST eI
trOnO es restablecidO. La COndesa.
de sOltera, Sc Uam6 Miss GLADYS
Vanderbilt.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-18
new TREATMENT
ribs YOU OF
RHEUMATIC PAINS
QUICKLY
No Medicine to Take. Results Guar.
autssd BY Local Druggists

The welI-known physicist. Alessandro
Volta for whom the electric volt was
named, has made a scientific discovery
that produces marvellous results with
the most stubborn and agonzing cases of
rheumatism. where the old-fashioned
risky internal drug treatment has failed.
This famous discovery, which revolu-
tionixes old ideas about the cause and
proper treatment of rheumatism. Is an
external remedy. intended to be absorbed
into the blood through the myriad pores
Of the feet,
TIL eminent Italian scientist has COM
pounded a powder called Volta, that is
intended to he a powerful and active Uric
Acid solvent. This marvellous powder,
when shaken into the shoes or stockings.
is Intended to be absorbed almost imme-
diateiy into the blood. thus acting upon
certain poisons now definitely determined
to be the cause Of most rheumatic agony
So remarkable and rapid have been the
results from the use of Volta powder.
both In this country and in Italy. that the
American distributors have authorized To-
cal druggists to dispense Volta with an
unqualified guarantee of relief from the
use OF the very first package or your
money will be refunded.
n you suffer from rheumatic pains,
Sciatica, Lumbago Gout or Neuralgia. you
owe Il to yourself to try this startling
scientific treatment. 1t IL absolutely
harmless and will not cost one cent II you
do not receive wonderful relief.
You can get box OF Volta from such
good druggists as John Coughiin. Par
tridge's Drug Store. Sections Drug Store
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-18
REMEMBER THAT BOYS CON.
FERENCE

This year Augusta people are
looked to as hosts for the annual Y
NJ, G. A. Boys Conference, which
meets in this city March IS, 20 and
60
1t would seem unnecessary to COM
meht on Augustus hospitality. The
spirit Is in the hearts of Augusta
people. All that is necessary Is to
remind them.
1t may help along preparations to
inquire how many of us have given
serious thought to the task of taking
care of six hundred boys for three
days. If we have not lone this 1t
would be well to do so and avoid en-
barrassment later.
We all want those boys to have
the time of their young lives here
at the State Capital. and 50 we tet-
ter be thinking about the matter.
Those in charge have lot to do and
promptness on our part will make
it easier for them and more pleasant
for our youthful guests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-18
Railroads and Steamboats,
I MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Eastern Standard Time
TRAINS LEAVE AUGUSTA FOR

Bangor. tl2 so a m, " 10 d M t235 a, IN
"a so a m 40 80 - m. ii2 80 p m. = 81 D N.
1920 III II &C % N
B&APts III &c a III. t25a a m. H.! 3Sp IN
Bsi Harbor AL. &c an. " IS a m 1'2,3S pm
Bate t6 Is am - "a nj. 50 % III. fiQ
.. m tt32 NJ. 4lC.IS ,
A.. Belfast "a 80 Am. 70 80 m. y SIP IN.
Boston t32l a m. ii ~ a M. - 81 =. NJ.
1855 IN. FAC pm. 1884 p. IN. IloS p. III.
sl0 asp, III. SxsAss(
I Dover Foxcroft case a. M. + 81 y m. ---,
Gardiner 1921 a. m. Is IS m, '"ji a N.
80. SIS =. M. ~. As p. tn. 1874 D. m. tl05 p III.
IS Is D. M, 1882 p IN. +l04S D III, (
. Hallowell. t6 a m. 1884 a. m. s9i1 a. m.
~ 46 . M, 334 p. m. taos p, M. tilj p M.
f7.32 M 40 As p III.
HARMONY Case a. m, p p. III.
Lewiston. rs Is a m. 1884 a ~, $3.50 a. m.
TAOS 0 m. 40 As p. III. -, ,
New York 1884 p. m. t4.O5 p IN. ~
Portland. So 81 "A. M. I'll Is a M, t93 a. m,
s955 a m. - As p. m. 1894 p. III, ti.O5 p. IN.
f7.32 m 40 AS p m.
Rolland Is 10 a M. 70 "a a M tl0i p m
4 Skowhegan Ii50 am. $3.50 a. m. = - pm
' So Gardiner IS 15a III. 70 "a am. S9a1 "a, NJ.
y as p m. 1884 p. H.. t5.l5 p m. t'32 p. III.
St Ionn 1880 a IN.
Watervile tl2 30 a. M. 81 10 a. m. t23
am "a 5Oa m - 80 am, II IS M, = - p m.
IS ~ o m. Il lop M.
*Daily Daily except Sunday. sSundSy only
Z Daily except Monday
A Discontinued aftei October Fl.
c Except Sunday and Monday
DC. DOUGLASS, NJ. l.. HARRIS,>
9-3o-23 V. p. & Genl Mgr. Genl Pass. Agent
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Editors Table

Patriotism of the American Jew
! by Ex-Governor Samuel Walker Nc
! Call of Massachusetts.
The secret of Governor McCalTs
patriotic work the nature of which
| he would not announce but which,
because of the work that it involved,
prevented him from becoming a cam
didate for the nomination for United
States Senator. has been divulged
with the publication of his historic
work, close following upon his death.
The statesman was engaged i'll a
broad historical study - devoting
himself to what he came to regard as
supreme duty to his country-col-
latin%. confirming, making available
q historical survey of the Jews in
America. their part in the develop
ment of our history and their estab-
ship" Results of his research-scope
extending from the colonial era-are
embodied in n volume of three hun
dred earnest pages.
Joined in the Mccall work is Har-
wards great leader. President Emeri-
tus Charles w. Eliot, who in "fore-
| word" appeals that the Governor be
widely hearkcncd to by the thinking
people of the United States, par
! ticularly by those who are III the
habit of trying to take an active part
! in the formation of a wise public
! opinion" President Eliot does not
mince his words. "A wave of anti
! Semitic feeling" he AYERS, has lately
| passed over the American people. due
! partly to the striking success Of we'll
! educated Jews in the professions and
! in large business ever since they at
tanned to fun American citizenship,
! and partly to the recent imdligi alton
! of many Eastern European Jews into
! the United States This feeling has
/ been stimulated by an active pro-
! raganda through the press. proceed
| ing from ignorant and narrow mind
ed neutrality-suspicious. which has
pecn amply supplied with money for
/ printing and publishing purposes"
Graphic chapters tell of early an
tagonisms. met by resolute progress
siveness in the practice of loyal citi-
! zenship-not mere passive participa =
! tion but often inspiring sacrifice, fire.
quent brilliant leadership. Governor
! Mccall synopsizcs, emphasizes, crys-
4 talll7es the record in his books title:
Patriotism of the American Jew" it's
publishers The Plymouth Press, New
York.
! Governor McCall's answer to the
! statements of Henry Ford regarding
! the Jewish people. his story Of how
! the Jew supported Washington In
! finance and in the field, and the rec
cd of the American Jew IN the
/ World War form interesting and i'm
; pressive chapters. The author
! sire sses again and again that "ob-
| viOusly patriotism may be shown In
peace as well as in war, and the
! record of service OF the American
/ jew will stand the test of either
/ peace or war"
Answering the charge that the Jew
/ is securing control of the newspapers
/ the author says: "OnC who is rea-
! sonably well informed has only tc
run over in his mind the names oil
the different journals and their own.
ers to conclude that the vast majority
of them are controlled by Others
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-18

The gathering at Santa Monica,
Sunday. of scores of airplanes, the
occasion being the preliminaries for
the round the-world flight, to
begin yesterday. was afforded a
revelation of improvements made in
facilities for flying. So far as aero
nautical foresight may go it has been
employed to assure the safety Of this
flight. There are pontoons for over
seas flying, new engines at Constan-
tinople and again at London. Three
of the world cruisers were to start
accompanied by eighteen army
and navy fiers all under command
Of Lieut.. Colonel Gilmore. The maxi
mum allowance Of time for flying
around the world is six month5. The
undertaking is not regarded as es-
pecially hazardous but those par
ticipatin- are very anxious to avoid
accidents and delays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-18
Perfect As 1t Stands

IN. L. IlUlSSJ
Counsel for Attorney General
Daugherty expect to cross examine
the two witnesses whom Senator
Wheeler has allowed to luXuriate be-
tore his committee, but this ought
not to be permitted. No rude hand
should be allowed to touch the per-
feet picture which has been painted
by the engaging lady from Ohio and
the gentleman who yesterday en-
joyed himself SO immensely in re-
vealing his own exploits in running
down crimes and sharing in them.
The whole is so noble a combination
of moving picture villainies and de-
tective stories that it ought to be left
intact as a sacred shrine to the Great
Goddess of Gullibility. Especially
should the assertion that President
Harding ordered secret agent to go
and get Secretary Mellon be left
above unbelieving challenge. 1t is
too precious, too fine an indication
of what passes for evidence in Wash
ington, to have one jot or title taken
away from it by a literal-minded and
hard hearted cross examiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-18
ENGLISH BIDDING FOR OUR
TRADE

subscriber calls attention to the
difference in price between the best
galvanized iron water pipe made in
England and that made in this coun-
try.
He says the Gardiner Water Dis
trict is paying -6l.S9 a ton for
American pipe laid down a. Gar
diner. while Portland Is paying
S5l.39 for equally good English pipe
laid dorn at Portland.
Dcducting the extra freight be-
tween Portland and Gardiner. which
we understand would be $3.50, there
Is a saving in buying the English
pipe of $500 cents per ton.
This is pretty good evidence that
England is out for some OF our
business and In n fair way to get it.
Yet there are those who say any
protective tariff is all wrong and at
the same time insist there shall be
but eight-hour shifts and high pay.
which. OF course isn't reasonable.
however much we might wish 1t
were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-18
TENACIOUS RAScALlTY.

, Q.--But by order you say. Of the
department of justice, you were told
not to interfere or run down any
violations of the liquor traffic? A.
. Yes. sir.
Q.-Who was the attorney general
! then? AIR. Daugherty.
Q.-What? A-No. pardon me; II
was Mr.. Palmer.
, Q.--Who was the head OF the bu-
reau OF investigation then?
AFR. Flynn.
Q.-.0d has that continued on
down ever since that time?
Ayes. sir.
The above is from the report OF
the examination before the Senate
Investigating committee Of Capt. b.
&. Baldwin OF the Texas Rangers, a
former department of justice agent.
If true. it shows that official rascal
ity connected with the department OF
Justice under President Wilson's at
torney general, Mr.. Palmer. was con-
tinued under the Republican regime
One of the spots in the Democratic
administration which 1t seems the
succeeding Republican administra-
ton failed to cut out.
Official crookedness knows no
party and putting one political party
out and another in never did effect a
complete cure in every respect and
probably never will. The rascals are
tenacious.
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|&xIlrrlEA cK. RAgB1r
10 d-slaaa.s| DAVID CORY ~
'DNwCORY,

oh, yes, here's one I'm sure you will
like
The iollypop's sweetest when mel
low and ripe
And clover tops nicer when sprinkled
dew.
But nothinf is sweeter nor neater
than you.
There now, 1 did remember one
verse. But YOU just wait till next
Valentines Day. Maybe / may per-
suade that nice Duck Apple Woman
to send all you little boys and girls
who read this story a lovely pepper
mint Valentine heart.
What will you have, little rab-
Bit" She asked, for by this time.
although / forgot to mention 1t
sooner, the little rabbit had dressed
himself, eaten his breakfast, hoped
over to the Pumpkin Hotel for
Uncle Dave Cory and down to the
Rabbitville Daily News.
Have you 4 lettuce sandwich or
a clover lollypop?"
Yes, my little Jack Bunny" on
swered this kind Duck Apple Wo-
man, handing him everything he had
asked for. Wasn't that nice of her.
But, oh dear me. When Uncle
Dave save her ten pennies she
wouldn't take them. No Sireebus.
She handed them back and said: J
Copper pennies are no good.
They won't buy bread and honey.
Pay me in rabbit carrot cents
/ use that kind of money.
Where YOU live a Lincoln cent
May buy pound of tea,
But in this lovely Rabbit Land
1t isn't One, Two, Three"
what shall I do?" asked poor
anxious Uncle Dave Cory and maybe
he was Il little ashamed at having
no real money with which to pay for
all these good things. But don't
worry little boys and girls, I'll tell
you who paid for them in the next
story.
Copyright by David Cory, 1924.
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Its lovely bright morning, sure's
you're born,
There goes Cocky Doodles' little
tin horn.
Wake up, little bunny, or else you'll
pay
That chauffeur for standing out
side there all day."
sang Bobbie Redvest just outside
the little bunny's window. Now,
wasn't that nice? If he hadn't
that dear little bunny might have
slept all day and forgotten that
Uncle Dave Cory was waiing to be
introduced to the nice kind apple
duck woman who came every< noon
time to the Rabbitville Daily News
Building.
With apples and pears and raspberry
tarts,
And yellow bananas and pepper
mint hearts.
On which there is printed in pretty
red ink
Bits of valentine verse. Now let
me think,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-18

Prince Of Montevoso Is the new
title conferred on Gabrielle dan
nuzio, who SO stirred the Italians
they Joined the allies; who featured
in daring exploits as an aviator and
later took possession Of Fiume con-
trary to orders. He was thought at
one time to be contemplating oppo-
sition to Mussolini but now the latter
favored the bestowal of this title.
Such daring spirits as these rarely
can maintain amity, though each adj
miring the other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-18

sible. Our political aXatonists and
bonus advocates want US to sur
render much of the ground that has
been so hard to gain and extend the
debt payments to some remote day.
Such proposals should be strangled
in the Senate Finance Committee.
Any su"h action would lower the
price of Liberty Bonds. affect the
value of other Government securities
and the floating of future national
loans. In fact this would be a
breach of contract in the agreement
made by the United States with
every buyer and holder of Liberty
Bonds. a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-18
BELFAST

This Tuesday night the Belfast
Chamber Of Commerce will observe
Ladies' Night and a banquet will be
held in Memorial hall at which they
will be guests. Special guests and
speakers will be A. l.. T. Cummings
of Portland. and Paul ID. Sargent,
State Highway Commissioner.
Tuesday night is the regular meet
ing of the Belfast Business and Pro-
fessional Women and the speaker will
be Rev. George c. Sauer who will re-
view Hawthorn's The Scarlet Letter.
Many are looking forward with
pleasure to the concert and dance on
Friday night to be held in the opera
house under the auspices of the
Frank d. Hazeltine Post American
Legion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-18

In place OF an agreement either to
join in applying physical force to q
country breaking an International
agreement, or putting into force an
economic blockade Of the offending
country, an eminent lawyer and
lecturer suggests refraining from
obligation. Instead Of remaining
neutral toward the offending country.
instead OF fulfilling obligations Of
neutrality to such a country. he
would have the other nations re-
,lievsd of all neutral obligations. SO
the enemies OF the country which
had offended against international
dictum could fit out expeditions in
any Of the other countries and in
many other ways the offender would
be hampered and restricted without
employment Of international force.
AT least such . plan would be more
easily enforceable because not re-
Quiring any sacrifice ON the part of
the other countries.