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The Washington times., 1933-04-08
Attitude of
Platform Makers

1t is a pity that politicians
themselves, in their more
expansive moments, have
thought proper, or not i'm
proper, to speak of platforms
cynically. Some years ago
a generation, in fact-a party
platform promised the ad-
mission Of two territories as
two separate States. The
plank was put in the plat
form because of the insis-
tence of two men on the COM
mittee who had reason to be
interested, and the indiffer-
ence Of the other members.
There had been no general
national discussion and there
had been no crystallization of
party opinion. There had
been no discussion of the
subject in the hotel lobbies
during the convention. There
had been no real discussion
in the committee. Tom, Dick
and Harry wanted this plank
in, and Tom, Dick and Harry
were "good fellows. So it
went in.
Later the party, called on
to make good it's platform
pledge, found itself hope
lessly divided, one group
, demanding the admission of
The Washington times., 1933-04-08
People Were Losing
Faith in Democracy

And yet all this is moth
ing other than an ordinary
and orderly functioning Of
democracy. emocra acy
means the rule Of the people
government of, by and
for the people; and the
people only have a voice in
government at the ballot
box; and they can have no
power, even there, unless
they know precisely what
they are voting for, or
against.
The party system is essen
tial to the successful opera
tion of democratic institu-
tions. Without parties we
should soon have govern
ment by factions, and poll
tics would mean nothing
but the feuds of rival aspi-.
rants to power.
But with parties there is
no possibility of intelligent
voting unless the issues be-
tween parties are set forth
distinctly in party programs.
That is the reason for the
platform.
But even with platforms
there is no chance for in
telligent voting if the parties
and politicians do not con-
slider themselves sacredly
bound by the campaign
romises. Because they
have not considered them
selves thus bound, the
people had lost faith in
platforms.
And so they were losing
faith in parties.
And thus they were losing
faith in democracy.
The Washington times., 1933-04-08

THERE is hope for eco
l. no,nic improvement and
permanent reform in vicious
business methods in the pro-
gram of the President, but
there is something else that
counts as much, or more, in
the vindication of our po-
litical institutions. Within
a few days I have observed
many expressions in news
papers Of both parties both
of admiration and astonish-
ment because the President
is vigorously pushing for
ward to the fulfillment Of
the platform pledges of his
party. This is significant
of the general skepticism
heretofore, and for years,
Of platform or party prom
ises. The cynic's observa-
tion that platforms are to
get in on and not to stand
on has had all too much
justification in history,
The theory of a platform
is to inform the electorate
in advance what they may
expect in the event the party
standing on it is put in
power. In the early days of
platforms-they appeared in
1832-they were brief, and
touched lightly on one or
two issues thought at the
moment to be paramount.
Later they developed into
small volumes, touching on
every possible subject.
As a rule, the longer the
platform the surer the voter
should have been that it
meant nothing; for length
was required for the soph-
istry and tricks of express
sion necessary to satisfy
everyone in the party.
The Washington times., 1933-04-08
Once Overs

legged to carry on as you please.
You say it is nobody's busi-
ness if you want to have lit
tie fun.
But it is true that it takes
very little to cause a matrl-
monial craft to founder.
It makes you feel sort Of
"deviliSh" and snappy.
It might interest you to know
how many OF your friends who
look on your childish desire for
excitement are laughing behind
hands.
Sex impulse" is what they
say to themselves, with a laugh
inwardly.
But if they are maliciously
inclined they may turn your
little amusement into a lifelong
hurt for somebody.
Copyright, 1888. King Features go.
Syndicate 1ns.l
The Washington times., 1933-04-08

the two territories as one
State because Of the then
meager population of both.
That brought the sanctity
and significance of party
platforms into the debate in
the Senate; and the late
Senator Aldrich cynically
said that he knew too much
about how platforms were
made, and why they were
made: to be impressed with
the argument that the plat
form promise imposed any
obligation on the party.
That has for years been
considered the real attitude
of platform makers; and
thus it has been the view of
the vast majority of the
people.
The Washington times., 1933-04-08
A Straightforward
Platform

Il 4CgV4 Va W
1 have always thought
that no platform ever has
approached that which JET
ferson suggests in his first
inaugural address, setting
forth his conception Of the
right national policy and
principles.
It had the brevity Of
honesty and frankness.
In the platform adopted
by the Democrats at Chicago
last year, we have one Of
the shortest platforms in
recent history. 1t was pos
sible to make it short be-
cause there was a determi-
nation to make it clear, un-
equivocable, and honest.
The fact that it was so
straightforward and uncom-
promising should have pre-
pared the public for the
discovery it now is making,
that it was sincere. Because
the party put itself on
record so bluntly, leaving
no avenue Of escape in in
depreciation of the meaning
Of a plank, it might have
been suspected that it really
meant it.
But evidently vast num-
bers thought it was "just
another platform" full Of
promise and signifying moth
ing.
The Washington times., 1933-04-08
FlirtatiOns

FlirtatiOnS
You are not. above a little
mild filtration, and you let it
be known.
Of course not in so many
words but your actions indicate
it.
Even though you are married
and so are your associates, you
say you cannot see any harm
in flirting as a passing amuse-
ment.
To you it may be a fleeting in
cident with just enough sense
of danger to provide a little ex-
citement.
On the other hand it may
spell disaster for the other one
involved, either in destroying
home peace or in creating a
scandal, perhaps without truth
as a foundation.
You think that YOU are priv:
The Washington times., 1933-04-08
WISE WORDS

Timidity is fault for which
it is dangerous to reprove per-
sons whom we wish to correct
of it.
Old age is charming, but
what a misfortune that it lasts
so short a time!
Men are more, satirical from
vanity than from malice.
There are even more people
without interest than without
envy.
Music is the real universal
speech Of mankind.
Go forth under the open sky
and list to natures teaching.
There Is no virtue like ne
The Washington times., 1933-04-08

L 440 v 144oA4
House; those
other men in
Congress-, who
are trying to-
day to save
A m e RIGA
pray God to
steady their
aim.
Oh, yes: I
K n o W n o W
you feel about
politics a n d
politicians
That it's q
phoney game.
Th a t it
IAA~~9& @~A~11RV
The Washington times., 1933-04-08
Renewing Faith In
Democratic TenetS
Blu Claude &. BOUers-

Author Of Party The Jackson PERIOD THE Struggle
For Democracy Jefferson and Hamilton "The
Tragic Era" "Beveridge and the Progressive Era
The Washington times., 1933-04-08
Excuse 1t Please

Excuse It Please
Rumor has it that Harry
Lauder always mixes a few
shreds of asbestos in with his
pipe tobacco so that the smokes
will last longer.
The Washington times., 1933-04-08
Social Errors

Social Errors
Joe Frisco was complaining
the other evening about how
short the days were. He said,
IT sleep eight hours, fool
around eight hours, and that
only leaves me eight hours to
myself"
The Washington times., 1933-04-08

Fred Allen drove the car all
by himself the other afternoon.
He says his wife was taking a
nap in the back seat.
The Washington times., 1933-04-08

Ben Bernie says that a lin
guist is a man who can bore
you in several languages.
The Washington times., 1933-04-08
NEW YORK.-Rubinoff and
Paul Whiteman were discussing
a certain henpecked fiddle
player
"He's a marvellous musician"

said Whiteman, "he can make
a violin talk"
eyes," replied Rubinoff, "but
his wife won't give it a chance"
The Washington times., 1933-04-08
BuZZineSS

Down to Buzziness
Now that summer is coming
on, Chic Sale is busy with a
new invention. He's trying to
perfect a noiseless propeller for
MOSQUITOES.
The Washington times., 1933-04-08
PRAY For Them

EIGy FUE 1WCuls
Pray for those men in Wash
ington!
That man in the White
The Washington times., 1933-04-08

Take 1t or Leave It
A plumber had a klepto-
maniac arrested tho other
morning for taking a shower
while his back was turned
The Washington times., 1933-04-08

Down to Their Last Scent
The depression is making it
The Washington times., 1933-04-08

Roscoe Arbuckle is so hard
The Washington times., 1933-04-08
MAYBE I'M WRONG!
> By John P. Medbury

tough for the sheriff's posses.
Most of the crooks are so
anemic that the bloodhounds
can't follow them.
Ace of CadS
According to Olsen and John
son, the meanest woman in
town is the wife who hides
swapping turtles in her hus-
bands bedroom slippers.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19

Itrliftllr. GS lit nift ma6r, ooB es
oGe oieie iuneen 6oidiiten mad
arieg 0%iiritet. giele boben MIR Ser
longen nad - uno trGrnen bon -
elmer utapferen, nelien @elt@, 1rno in
ebrlider, ni6t uneoler @eiie. "
Gibbs lit pieoer redt pelitmiitiid
~gemoroen; ct nerglei1t oie Gage BON
bellte nit Ser oeS SSobres 1913 (oas
tat audi bon 8apen in ieiner nelleiten
&eoe in Wtiiniter in @eitfaIen, bort
gen Sonntag). ober er muB 5ugeben,
oaB bie 9euti den feline
g du1 trifft. Ser allies unO
Die Holitif Ser Nuiierten in ser geadj=
friegs3eit bat 8eutidlono uuo Die
@elt in Die beutigen 3ultdnoe &C.
rooe3r bineingetrieben.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Gnnnte nidlt phne 6ilfe aehen.

Serr Seinrtd 9a11e1t aus Sooge'
piae, @is.. idreibt: ~@feine 6rali
lit al Stublbeldmeroen ullo
Standardization; lie NOR 10
ldmad, Dab iie obne @ilfe nift ourd
oas 3immer geben fonnte. Seitoeln
iie 6orni's Alpenfrdllter %gebralldlt.
bat lie lid lebr erbolt uno lit frattig
genllg %geporoen, nm ibre 9altsarbeit
5u perridten.@ Snoem lie porteil-
baft auf Ben 8%eroannngs- uno alts=
ifeiounospro8eB pirft, foroert oiele
iuoblbefonnte ardutermeoi5in ben
Nufbau cines geiltnoen, fraftigeil
aorpers. sic miro ousldlieBlid BON
2ofalogenteL oie bon Or. Yeter
9obrnep & Sons So, Gbicago, ST.
belnoers ernannt iino, geliefert.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19

oltBen fiir etpa 5pei Sabre notig iei.
ltno 10 idreibt er INNER.
Ser @err, Ser oaS allies beridtet,
bot ioeben cine Aus5ei d nung
bon Der 9uliber-S tiftltng ($500) err
balten nfor the belt example Of corre-
iponoence. 8be otparo mas baieO OH
Moprer's tories Of the German po-
Iitical cries. 9abei bat Der Serr
in ieinem 8u6e, oas @noe porigen
Sabres geidrieben plr0e, gang 3 a
geraten, inoem ct Sitler
sc iBerfo1g ieiner 8etpegung
propbe3eite. 9ofiir lit er Nun aus
ge3eidnet iuoroen. Mon iiebt, man
urteilt peridieoen! @eIdmdfer iino
6efanntlid peridieOen. 8enn man
aber Of idmobt, lit
man iid (ouBerbalb 9euti6lonos)
gepobnli6 einig i'm ltrteil: Oes So
bes, Ser Anerfennungl
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Neues Sitlerblatt in Amerifa.

Cine CUTE @itler5eitldrift fontntt
lett Gnoe MGr3 in Seem gorf berails.
Sic beiBt yImerifas 9elttide 8oit"
ODER fltr8 80 If e g 0 it,. Die
Drummer pom erIten Mai umfaBt
5molf Seiten oltf glttem 8apier, oh
he @ei6Gftsan5eigen unO entbalt
Mufi4be itber Sitler-Neuerungen in
9eutIdlono, S6mdbungen altf Die
Hepublif Ser lebten IA Sabre, ben
Muflab: n8on 8ismarf bis Sitter" ,
meiter cine ollmihou" (8elebnng Oes
Saargebiets ourd 5roil5oien Ioa be-
p~orIteben; Observation-Disclosures in
Seem gorf). einen 4rtifel betitelt
,9eutldlano Dem 8euti6en" uno
ferner Ser 6eino Der Station ge-
a6tet" (gegen Die Suoen0, 8eri6te
iiber ben Gag BON 8otsoam" (21.
Mar5), iiber Sitler's @eburtStags-
feier in Stem gorf (22. 9lpril, iiber
Sen S5uoenbopfott in 9ertldlano
e. @pril), iiber a9otladen nno Git
qen Inn Sitter, iiber Sitter uno Die
oertlden Mrbeiter; ReOen Sitlers,
@eoihte Ii. orgl. mebr.
9as meiite aarin lit i6on befannt
Ole Gprad1e lit Die befannte, tart
ou%fqetroaene ser Sitlerfiibrer. Die
Sitlerbetpegltng mil, Die Die 3eit-
idrift iogt, bic Madt oes @oloes
bredJelt. 2iberolismus, 9emofrotte,
Menidenredte, SnoipiOnolismns
Morrismus, lino bon iebt ob fromme
gmmenmdrden. 9ie Golfer Der
@elt lino uno meroen ourd SllOerl
6etrogefl. uS6lagt Sen 8eltfeilo!"
Mth icbone englii d e Irtifel bot
sic Moizghmmer, aus Ser 6eoer ge-
Idabter 6reunoe 9eutidlanos nie:
3. st. Sobn @affnep trltberem,
befannten, amerifanil6en &onlul IN
Wiinhen uno Mitglieo 0eS Serelns
u6rienos Of @ermanD", ferlter BON
gol. @0min 6 m II on, Den mir
audi borteilbaft ais 9eutl6enfrelino
aus Ser ariegs5eit (auf IN Waiblng=
ton, er lpor Nfitglieo 0es bieiigen
@ermania=G lubs) Der fennen. 9as
neite glatt miro in Somaica, Seem
gorf, BON 6rieorid SeiB, berailsge.
qeben uno geleitet, Ser ldon leit 1924
Oas 8latt, poer ein dbnlides, bera1s=
qibt, BON Dem mir ober in ben lebten
Sc Sabren nidts gebort batten.
9as glatt eri6eint 5neimal monat=
lid. W}an fam es empfeblen.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19

Steaungen ais Gbauffeur, ais Sic
ner in Mirti6often ooer als Ilts-
6ilfe- Nfuiifer iii San5fapellen erbielt.
Plus Den Statiitifen 8erlins eriob iie,
0oB BON &e6tsonndlten uno 9ler5ten
80 b. $. 6remo e, 9tidtOeitti6e,
moreiJ garl3 i'm OfiBberbdltnis 8u
Dem 9lnteil Ser leBteren al Der Sc
p0lferung.
W}an fam oaber b%erite9en, petln
0os nelte &egintent cine normaIc
&erbGltnis3abl 5fpiiden ben Gaiien
beriteQte. @enn sic Slt0en nidlt
gan3 / @ro5eut Ser 8eb0lferllng ats
ma6erL ioIten lie oud nidt altf mebr
ols | @ro3ent ser porbanoenen Stel-
lungen Anipru6 MAIDEN. 9ds lit es,
lpos Sitter I'M Gimme batte, nenn er
Die 3abI Ser iiioiiden Gedtsanpdlte
un0 Aer3te beoeuteto ~berabiebte, uno
menn sic b0beren Sdulen ben io9e-
nanntet nltmerlis claltius einfiibr.
ten. @u6 in Nnterifa iagt mon
uGboritD begins at bome~l 4nterifa
bat iibrigenS ielblt oieies Yrin5ip oes
nu1nerts claltlus a%ngeiponot, penn
gum 9eiipiel IN Ser 6orborO llniper-
iit0t Die 3obl Der 5lt3ulaiiel1oen iitoi-
i6en Stuoellten I'M &erbdltnis 81
oeren 8ep0lferln9santeil 5u iteben
bot.
SIS lit iel6itperItdnolid, ooB nid)t
aleS in 10 frr5er 3eit ausgegli6en
meroen fam. 9lber e5 lit Elm Sdritt
in ser re6ten MiAtung, mo penn
6Grten p|orgefommen iino, 10 Deroen
tie beieitigt meroen, nno gum Sell 1T
oas altd ihon geidebep. Die 8elt
fam ouf cine abnlide 8roBber6ig-
felt nidt leiht nit Dem Singer 8ei-
qen. MlteS ltnredt, bermebrt orrh
nelles, lit mieoer gut genlu6t NOR
oen: oos lit ales, mos Oriiben ge=
ideben lit.
3as ltngliid lit MN, ooB oie @elt
10 nenig @eritGnonis fir oieie 9inge
ge3eigt bat. 9os lit entidulDbar, oo
man iid megen oeS Spra6unterlhie=
oes nibt lei6t noue Nltsfunft itber
oeuti6e 9inge bolen fam, b%eionOers
tpenn oie g re e ibre aufgabe per-
giBt, Sic @abrbeit per6reiten 81 bel
fen. glber es lpielen oud idledte
MotiDe nit. Sin alteS Spridrport
laqt: ,,@ib Dem @ltno einen i6le6ten
3Qmen uno er miro elm i6lehter
Suno lem Die alten &omer lag
ten: r@erIeumoe tiidtig 0aranf los,
es 6lei6t INNER ettpas bdnger." SIN
g~egebenen Sale lit es 9entid)
6as in Sflapenidoft uno
@erodtlng gebolten lperoen muB.
IS lit cine per5meifelte, ber55erreiBen-
Sc Sage. IS ideint man6mal, ais
OF Die pielgeriibmte 8riioerldoft Der
Wenldbeit ni6tS lit ais cine leere
Gdale ooer ein i6nell p~erflingenoes
53pmbol. M6er bic @abrbett
miro am 6 ms soc beiteben,
uno sic ounflen Wtodte, Die argen-
blidlif oie Sberbano baben, fperoell
idlieBlid 8l1geiteben mitilen, ouB
ynidts erti6ieoen lit, lpel1n es nlht
in Ser re6ten 8eiie entldie-
ben tit
geigefiigt 1T oieIem Memorandum
Elm engliihes 6lug6latt Oes oeutihen
5idte= 8unoes: uGbe 8eltropers Of
ssnternationol @opo @ia unmaifeo".
SIS befoBt iif nit Sen iiioiiden poll
tiiden Madenidaften Der gtadl-
friegs3eit, fran5oiii6er oeutldfeinoll-
der 8ropogonoo, Slloen in 8entlf-
lono in Sen 9erufen, 2iigen iiber Sit
fer uno oen @riinoen fron6oiilher
6urdt Dor 9euti6lalo. 8ir begrits
ben oas i6one Memoranbum nno
oanfen Dem gerfoiier fir ieiae opfer-
freuoige, unermiioli6e 8erteioigung
oes guten oeltiden Namens IN
@merifo.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Bidder iiber ansuGrtige 4ngelegen
beiten bier in 8aibingtun lebr
beliebt.

Inter Sen populariten 8iid)ern Der
neutrality-suspicious. iino oieienigen,
melde ausldnoid e 9tnge, Yo-
tiff, @irtl6aft, 2iteratur, betretfen,
mie ser 8ibliotbefar Or. George 5.
8omerman mitteilte. Die 8iider,
Sic am meilten p~erlangt nno aisge.
lieben peroen, be5ieben iih aill
SQrieqsidpuloel Sen 0olferbuio, Die
Mani6urei, Anerfennnng GuBlanos
uno oas Saager 6rieoensgertdf
(Gourt Of Snternational Sultlee),
ferner auf Sitter, 9eutl6lano, So
pan, 6ronfreidL &uBlano nno ielllet
Siinfiabrplall Die Hbilipplnen,
eutid=oitreidii6en 4nidluB nnn
6lottenabriiftungsbinge. Mon mod
te fait bermuten, baB Muslanoer
ielbIt binter oieien 8iihern Der limo
oenn lie be3ellgen ein ungemobfllides
9snterelie fir mlsmdrtige Ingelegen-
beiten uno politii6e uno mirtldart-
lide Sagesfragen, mopon man lolllt
inter Dem Gurdidnitt Der geborenell
Mmerifaner menig bemerft. 9r.
gomerman mill perirhen felt5uitel-
len, N e d e 6 ia II en- pom Selern
iid fir oieie 9inge 10 intereiiieren
Sebr beliebt moren i'm pergangenet
Sabre sic Bidder .Young europa
bon 8alentine Sbompion; u8ar
Debts ano @orlo 8roiperitD" bon
s. 6. Mollton uno Sc Bospolstp;
uno Interpretations BON 8alter
2ippmann.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Gr lit Spngrekmitslieb, aber Md
fcin amerifaniidJer giirser.

Man lolte es falt nidt glallben
aber es nuuB mobl mobr 1ein. @ie
5reoeric @iaiam @ile in oieIen ga
gen beridtete, muroe poriges Sabr
ill Nppember ELM oelti6er SEER aus
g9ien in Sen &ongreB Der 8ereinig-
ten Staten geipGblt, Der fein ameri-
fanii1er 8iirger mar uno lit, Der
iogar crit am II. Suni oieles Sabres
lange genllg i'm 2anoe 1T, INN 8iir=
ger mcroen 81 f0nnen. Grit an Dem
Gage fam er poQgiiltiges @litglieo
oes &ongreiies, oes Mbgeoronetenban-
les, ueroen. gr beiBt @enrp
GIlenbo9en. lit 0emofrut uno
plrbe fiir oen 35lten 8e5irf 0
8%enniDloario, 8ittsburgb, gelpahlt.
8is iett lit er Observation-Disclosures
mllroe aber nbne meiteres ais Ofit-
glieo i'm &pngreB aufgenommen nno
eingeidrieben ltn0 erbielt mie ieoer
onoere 8iiro5immer i'm uSoule Dill
&c Building 8ngemieier. Gen Gio
all Die 8erfaiiung bat er nod nid)t
geleiltet uno alld nod fem @ebalt be-
5ogen. Gr lit &edtsanfpalt pom Sc
mi uno- miro iif nadliten Wfonat in
regelredter @eiie sum Gioe meloen
uno @ebolt be5ieben. 9as @abl=
priifungsfpmmittee oes Snuies bat
.oie Sage g%utgebeiBen. Ser republic
faniide geidlagene 8egner Oes Serrn
gaenbogell, Ser Abgeoronete Sarrp
81. Gitep, legte ieiner5eit 8roteit ein,
erreid)te aber nidts.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
t~fnbeitcabare 8riefe

Die. folgenoen griefe alls Dem
Muslanoe liegeu ais unbeitelbor I'M
bieiigen Yoltomt;
8oron bon G~renbauien. (9eutld-
lamb; @ilbelm Maple, (HuBlono) }.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-19
Sir 86ilip Gibbs iiber bas beatisc
0entidlan0.

Ser gnglanoer 8bilip Gibbs lit
Elm M3onn Der elm Redt bat, iiber oos
beutige 0eutlblano 5u ipre6en. @r
lit Elm 6reuno oes oeutiden Bottles,
ser 8erlobnung uno oes 6rieoens;
oenn er mar elmer Ser eriten, Die un-
mittelbar nod Dem @eitfriege ibre
Gimme i'm Sntereiie oers 8abrbeit
uno 5u @nnIten oes pielperleumoeten
9euti6lanos erboben. gs CAB oa-
mails menig gerug Oieier Stimmet1,
ais Sir 8bilip Gibbs iein gutes 8u6
I6rieb: nNom it can be tolo". Mas
bat er beite iiber Dos @itler1be
0eutidlano gu iogen?
SSSnl einem Mrtifel Dorigen Sonntag
(8albingtoner SUNDAY Star) pernr-
teilte er 3mar 8unadit Die oI6par5e
&eaftion~ Ser Siflerbelpegung. STE
vNa5i" fiibrer Iino ibm uOtdnner, err
fiiQt pom SAB ulo Dem @lanben on
brutale @efpalt, NtGnner, pelde ge-
|ldtuorene fSeinoe alles freibeitlihen
uno po3ifiitii1en 9enfens lino. Die
lebte Soffming auf oallernoen 5rle-
ben in europa berubt III elmer Ut Ii d
|febr 0euti6lanos sur 8ernuntt, III
elmer Nieoerloge oieier ldpar5en He=
aftion our9 ben geinnoen 8erltano
eines 8olfes, in mel6em nod Veil
lionen liberal=gelinnter Wtanner le=
ben." @r iiebt in Sitter oltf Die
goller cine @efobr fir ben 6rieoen
Ser @elt.
@ber er Derteioigt oud gu
aleih oas beutige 9entidlano gegel1
unberedtigte angriffe unO 0eiBper-
Itan0nilie, uno oafiir muB man ibnl
oanfbor lein. u9euti6lano bat oos
&eht uuf ieiner Settle, 10 meint er
redt ld)on, umenn es lie If b e
redtigung in Der 8affenltarfe
p~erlangt. 9as baben logor leine
friiberen 5einoe anerfannt. @s 1T
cine i'm 8olferbuno nieoergelegte
feierlihe 8erpflidtung, Elm Inter
pfono, (pleoge). 9euti6lono bat
ferner sic @eredtigfeit auf leiner
Geite - uno in 6runfreid) bat man
oas 5ugegeben melln es cine u e
pi1ion Ser 5rieoensDertrage foroert,
~pe1iaItenS lomeit Die 8eieitignng oes
unerfragliden Sdmer5enspnnftes:
oes polnifden &orrioors,
mie er iebt beitebt, in 9etraht fommt.
Marihaa Sod bat fur5 Dor lelllem
Eooe ielblt eingeitanoen, oaB bier,
geographic geiprofen, Die 8ur5el
fiinftiger &riege liege. Us Ut
ldtper, beinobe unmoglid, aon8el-
lionen oil cine 0ation 81 MAIDEN, mel
die pom @eiite Ser 8epalt reglert
miro. aber penn iie nidt genladt
meroen, gibts &rieg. oSne mutt trp
TO be fair 10 @ermanp". &ein Sort
|Ihritt nitro a1lf @roen gemadt, mentl
man nidt periuht, Die Wfotlpe nno
Sen @eiit oeS Bottles 81 perlteben,
nit Dem 5ulammen man IN eliler
lhmierioen Melt al leben bat. Us
lit nllr geredt uno Die @obrbeit, 81
iaqen, oaB Ser gegenmartige 3iiltaao
oes oelti6en @eiites gum Cell burd
oos gmpfinoen Der 8eroemiitignllg
uno esnferioritdt er5eugt morben it,
Ben sic Siegeritaaten ibm allTerlegt
baben."
Sic H%eparationen, Die man bon
BEN 9eutl6en perlangt, baben ne
perblutet uno baben groBes Seioen
peruriodt. 81 fran5Oiil6e geiebulg
oes &ubrgebietes lieB ben Ha6ege,
oanfen mieoeraufleben. 4ls Der Wert
oes @eloes fiel, iino Miaionen pom
Mannern uno 6rallen beinabe per
bunaert. sic litten nniagllde
|Sdmer3en in Ser Naffriegs5elt, nro
beute ieben Wiilionen BON Illllgen
9eutihen, arbeitslos uno gelolos,
obne 9eroienIt, feline Soffnun9 allBer
in Dem faidiitiiden Sraum pon
Geutlhlanos @ieoergebnrt mlftels