Evening star., 1924-01-20
sNE OF DAWES HELD
Ugh IN GERMANY
--athods in Dealing With
:. yations Leave, Him With
out a Rival.
IS 10 TIME FOR SPEECHES
:. ! Said to 0utrank Rough
Rider Teddy"
MAMMALIAN HARDEN.


i" to The Star.
IN. January 19.-The name Of
ives has become more popular
= -, many overnight than Rough
!. feddy's" name ever was.
3 Roosevelt appeared to many
:, during his visit here, as a
4 powerful and a more honest
N, but Germany has no types
"a. Dawes. a German president
i s',perts' commission would have
- a sole. n and tiresome speech,
Z ;ulating the whole history of
II since paper notes were first
~ q. and would have closed the
: -, after a plethora of figures and
;".ical data, with assurance of his
. 90 of duty and answering JUS
Does 1t Differently.
4 general does it differently. He
ares it is no time for speeches.
VI" expressions in his remarks stand
Rubbish" and "carrion vultures"
- aim rubbish includes nearly ev-
p" ':,nG that has heretofore busted
. separations commission, and vul-
are demagogic nationalists
SC wild Shrieking fills all lands
Il lies.
- is the cause, my SOUL" said
',.elo, who also was general.
IS thinks the same. The simple
- not awfully original basic
I orSht of his speech is that Ger
., can pay her debts only after
"urrency is stabilized. her budget
Hced and her production in
&ed. But all this was outshone in
( Germany by the tTo fire balls.
Il Germany want to prove that
5 IS plagued not merely by greedy
:i'iGn vultures on the Rhine who
q" | songs of triumph over unpopu-
;eparatism, but also by their own
~. ures? They quickly perverted the
q. ".nmon sense of Dawes speech into
aiming verdict against France.
Z; thus burdened him with the un-
sunded suspicion of being parti-
aiy pro-German. Since then he has
"a praised as a Messiah.
Cunning, CowardIy, Stupid.
Nnltures are gluttonous, cunning
nA cowardly, but also stupid. He
no regards their bowling soon loses
.tlity to form sober judgment about
ents. Just as the delirium tremens
Aferer sees mice dancing the SHIN
=. so our alcoholics of nationalism
" see only the death dance of
''nchmen. whom universal wrath will
on sweep from the earth.
Yesterday the Franco-Czech al
;nce. which merely gives expression
= the intimate relationship created
J sentiment and interest. represent
i an attempt to find vaSsals for des-
rate France in eastern and middle
n f-DY oil he
lie ltalo-Jugoslav treaty has check
Iated all French intrigues, burst the
little entente" and completed
RANGES straitening isolation.
Blind foolishness believes Ramsay
lacdonald will attend to the rest
nd will bring the golden fleece of
.nglish and European peace across
1e channel from France and restore
ermany to our old glory-the same
facdonald who in a letter to the So
ialist Renaudel declared himself the
riend of France and who will be
onpelled by his cabinet position TO
onduct carefully his temporizing
'+ Franc Continues to Sink.
And the franc sinks while Gen.
[ell and Maria waves the Stars and
tripes in the Aatoria Hotel in the
ace of the dying Poincare. All this
lstifies celebration of the Prussian
ingdom and of the empire-January
ays Of 1901 and 1s71-by festivals
hose speakers blab Of royal eagles
Spending and kaiserS crowns return
lE. and thus lay upon Germany the
an ngerous suspicion that she is pre-
airing new wars of conquest while
friendly world relieves her suffer-
lgs. Such wicked childishness mur-
ers humanity's sleep and weakens
8 working energies
Italy and Serbia have concluded a
reaty which gives each just what It
eeds-no more. To Italy a secure
ase on the ether shore of her Adri-
tic, an open road to the Balkans
nd orient and certainty that F>iume.
,ih enough hinterland, will flourish
Serbia guaranty of her territory
gainst the Bulgars and Magyars, de-
ensiVe support of the neighboring
reat power. Il good commercial har-
or and possibility of civiIizing Al
ah1a in cooperation with Italy.
Held as Sensible Agreements.
Every well meaning man should re-
oice at such sensible agreements.
ne firmer 1taly's eastern bases be-
ONE the easier. 1t will be for her to
'fcfl an agreement with France. The
ISre Frances anxious distrust dis
pears the reader she will be to COL
Lhorats practically on the Rhine and
Il the Ruhr with nations on an equal
'fting.
r confidential. circular of nom
Yropeap, banks: to which a great
atne urNleservedly lends prestige, in
ikates big speculation is going on
Hich is,to bring vast profits through
n francs fall. The Spectators are
1ploying the same experienced vul-
Yes who devoured the Russian rou-
n Austrian crown and German
Fen. Bawes should take advantage
q his popularity to institute an in
stnatio&al vulture hunt. Then the
'Arld gould breathe freely.
copyright. 1921