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rue semi.
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.wr of the Mon—
Srwl-ls are the
1;.1r Nowhere is
‘ linin in Russia"
3. succcssh c ruler!
.11.;v-vrl11llsth. nnd
'l’l‘lldl tendencies
2 toward the East
\\-~=t. The. Soviets.
.~.l.-ps of the our
'Il'lll‘llll expansion
'nllre p )lk‘y of
1v. vim! tOWJt‘d that
upon which stood
S umnn race.
this may roeun an
1-."11 lingland. even
1w<cnt diil'crsnces
{or :t time.
"i .lin‘vrencetl plny
‘ .1 rn'm today in
:It any time
v'31lri. it is true
.w or lll'\:|l. King
«Ii-w! in creating
m tum-ll Grr'tt ltrl-
.mpn-n of the Czar.
royal diplomat
'. runant‘ the deeper
--1.~ misting between
' . lH‘Jll‘.
‘~ 1H" already MICCI‘Od-
'1r\\llll? n pre- l-Ienglish
1.1 il'l'l ihvy l'].'\\'c the,
“1th the En‘nt‘ of
.. l: r11nning_tr!m to
u: now England. now
ll'l‘
t.
1'\‘
..\
‘ M an armed conflict
rims not disconcert
.m. even th ouzh. in
«1.11 n conflict. no help
”mi from Turkey. To
>, . -. 1s :1 for-resulting do-
u"‘en.!l\‘o alliance, be-
;md Moscow. but the
WEN POLICY 0F Rm
100113 110111 111131 AND WEST
Soviet chiefs know only too well
that no dependence is to be placed
upon Mustapha Kernel. and that in
the decisive moment he will throw
his influence to' the side promising
the greatest material compensation.
The Russian onglo hss two heads
—-one facing toward the Orient. tile
other toward the Occident. Hut
while the Soviet foreign policy grav-
itate. chiefly toward the East. the
government still has very definite
plans in regard to the “'est.
Russia will never consent to
abandon definitely the position se-
cured for the state by Peter the
Great along the shores of the llaltlc.
To regain the possession of lastvln
and Esthonia. seems to the Soviets
to be one of the categorical imperi-
tives of Russia‘s economic develop-
ment. Riga was one of the chiei’
gateways 0! Russia into Central Eu-
rope. Thcre is even now a strong
party in the newly-created Baltic
States that aspires to n reunion with
Russia. as the trading centers along‘
the Baltic are suffering from the
loss of the hinterland. which fur-
nished them with their chiet mar-
ket.
kiss. in particular. is suffering
from this less and threatens to he-
como a. second Tricst the once.
flourishing Adriatic port. now rob-'
bed of her commercial prestige nndl
power by the provisions of the
treaty. u‘ls safe to say that Russia
has no further immediate plans in
the “'est. A war .either with P0-
land or Roumaliu would be highly
undesirable- even though an inde-
pendent and powerful Poland would
be high y incompatible with Russia's
interest
ltussid. nt the moment. is indir-
ferent to Germany's interest. All
demonstrations and political utter-
ances which night be construed in
(aver of Germany. are in resllty ot
a purely plstosic chsracter.
und
there is not the slightest prospect of
Russia intervening in the German-
!‘rsnch conflict.
Emu though Count
Rrockdorf-
Rantnu plan the tlrst role in the
Dbiomntlc corps in Moscow.
and
despite the cordial relations between
Berlin and Moscow. the Treaty of
Ropallo has not borne the fruits ex-
pected of it. expectations hoped by
some. and feared by others.
----——___.______
MAYOR TIES HAPPY K‘Nm
I N ['3' DEMAKI .VG PA [“10le
\VII.D\\'OOD. N. J.. A118. 1
5.—
Mrs. Sarah K. Horowitz. I‘ilsdel-
phia. wus'marrled here in the
dot-taking establishment
Inger-oil to Harry Bosct.
The undertaker is registrar
vital statistics and as 'the‘cot
of ll.
un-
C
of
xple.
both divorced persons. asked for ":1
civil marriage in s snappy manner."
Mayor Smith was called in. At
conclusion of the ceremofly
Mayor kissed the bride.
*J.
lllt‘
the
TAKE IT AS Ill-'1 PLl-ZASED.
The irate customer shOdk
this
portrait in the photographer's (are.
“Do I look like this picture?
thing's an outrage! \\'hy.
givcrr me an awful squint and
look of u prize-lighting bully.
anslver llll‘, and no nonsense a
it! Do you call that a good»
nose?"
The photographer scanned
print. then looked at the eusto
. "The nnswer.‘ ho su'id. "is in
negative."
And the dustomer went away
The
you've
the
Now
bout
like-
the
nmr.
the
w it
a look of deep thought on his love.
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Pent-Patti!
.s‘u‘aszinann Forms New
Coalition
.—--- .a
BERLIN .
government for licrlnnny, im-lmil
Socialist, ('li-ricul. People's um! i
shoulders oi" Dr. Gustav Slrvsvnu
mul c'ullml "the lllilllllllllt‘l‘l‘ of ill
The new coalition nova-runwnl. \1 il
lleit-hstnl: (‘Xt‘l'lll Tl Nationalist n
Government In Germany
PRESIDENT AND hills. EBERT; lNSET. DR. STRESS-
5.79.,
The illsk of forming: it new i'o11r~]itll'l_v coalition
l’nlilit-lmm t-\lwt'lml Kirov-111mm in lllkt' llle post or l‘ut‘t-lgll
Minister, in \'ll'\\’ of the difficulty
"K
‘3.
114,: representatives of lilo l'ilitt-«l
)t‘mm'rnlic lml'tivs. fell ttxmtt lllt‘
mu, head of the. l'l-nplv'u Party.
0 imiusirinlialn."
ol' ilmiiug u runn for the place.
I llii\'l' oil of the 46‘.) volt-s m the
live nod 26 l'mulmlutslw \‘ulel.
When lie Lost
Wile Made lllm Sleep in Allie
Pay, Husband SaVS
.ll‘lllHl'IY l‘l'l‘Y, lit.» Tim!
murilul lroulllus of ”corn" Mirth Ml
N0, ll Pilllt‘rfiflf‘l l'liil'l‘. .‘s‘: \turk.
his )ollril: “111-. l'Ilr‘u- li11tlll,wlmm. 1 I
A UK.
on i
mnlus lit-r l mnv ut {\‘0. ll: llurmluv
.\\tn1u-.l‘runfor-lN..l..lu~guu inn-'nrA
the “willing hello Milo-«l, utzco'rditu: "l
Barth's rim-war to ill». ultrfs’ s‘ult hr
st-purulo lnillllltnlilfll‘l: in the. Jrrsly
City Clmnevry (Ynurtj llnrth Mums
that prior to the min-rinse, hip wllus
parents placed in lmn on u honvy-
' moon.
liurlh illlvgt-st that ”will: nib-r
whit-l1 l
iWIII‘ his wet-kl" [my t-nu-ll-V, l
\‘i‘nlll'l
ll": rays he. limit. but that till"
I . _> i
I.Hu
not iu-liu- lllm. ’l‘lmt night he sic-pl
m the "1114-, uml lllu inn-xi "infill”! he
lntlml lulu r-luitns uulsillu his own
Ilour .‘lll‘l luuk illn alrpurlntr
lint-til H1: n llllt'tl u _Jvullttniuw out
door to ill. Mile Hill puill long (lis-
tillll‘ev run“ in lwl. l‘mnlly rl‘tmllng u
'rm-«m- Ill-lion, lm ”In. illll he t'lllintf
he rhnn mm [mi (All in the: sin“
1mm. ulwl wlmmtnrrosnrur to purcigb
n ru-w lmml- for ‘m- wiles, out;
Illuc‘liuntiy Thins-ml it: tvitli'n 10 mm
Vivllu lu Hm lmtnl- Ul lain Infill-1:
forum; only lnroutglxl .1 "bent it," tpgl
o-tul-‘llllW-l. '
\‘lqt- ('lmnrrllnr Huntley hos xiv”
.‘lli‘. itnrth :1 “Hit in Willvil in Ili-
s:\- r hifi' husband's m rrurnllnnl.
W 11113 PA’l'll 0F
" SEARCHLIGHTS 10 1111mm“:
MAIL AlRPLANFS
l A uniqu': "3"" m of lliKlz-lmwt'r'
éfil’fli‘tlzllflllll to illuminate. the with-f
1army of :xlrpfurst-s will mark the iii-l
(institution of the first l'nitwl Matt-ni-
:Air Milli HA Hi“: {rum L'hlrngr. t!"
j Chkyt‘l'lnl'. runs the Kin-tried! \‘u'nrlllJ
A llrlal n! l,’i'r‘!,’n:’r,‘-‘1’l l-atuflr “qfi'tfl
in thirtyJire an; and inrunvhnrvnté
typo ”ran-l: lumps. Just install”) by;
.th-a lit-nvml lfik-rirll; (Yunnan-I will;
,llzht the dark zone of tho: lrnnscml-v
Irina-n13! mun: lmginninz at (Thirrogol
and rill-ruling to (The;- one,
M the, crude"! High or this mm: o
Mama 0! 7.21'1000'1'1 up. has lmtvn
Mailman-vi, and hi in; unit-In Loun-
ytlur}. if"! mill-9. n u: it a! like. '
drill-natty have. in lrm'nllc'l. ”a:
,twm-r; lit-n- are three other: of hi"! -
Vlar My: at {mints when: twnnbrmnt
iluntlmg ”‘11“! on: tic-in: lair! nutm—
i inns "My, Omaha and .‘inrth Platte.
At lager inn-rials I)! about brainy-
~flw: mill-s thirty $.Z‘10_‘«"’rrcp. Inuit»
'dw'nvm. anarchism“ has; been in-
Malul.
The large type lamps. marking the
7 lmglznlxx and till! I)! the "darkness
June" and the landing firms, are
Emotive/l an fleet trams inner: nlsty
lied high or on smi'afrhs Mali/line's l!
5 grumble, Grand motors r)! 1-: imp. _
Hm: twp the ma; tights cw. tithing in;
‘1 (innit-.31» park, and 1.11 l: p. motors;
“tall keep the: manor lights its nu»:
Quart. 1: n mtg-med that me u;
*1 lights till he shilling at s Ililaflrlg of:
51: mills and me matter was for '90:
Emil-2s. min-uxoibth ‘Ifll_f’_1?f‘l:
mm int and m: the our fight; “.4;
ill-ll. p:a.‘-r:x.-mr! for the smelter;
It‘d Z! ',',
lam
i Power at}: be supplied for the: blag
than in 23:». lower may»: from 1%.»an
guaranties avrr‘slce. wry.” ma;
me! is not available, ramkolarfl
(or the “all“ lamps !&315?f.4 aliens
‘trc ”gig, xmu arm be ::r J
from nova: “sine drives gear-r.»
to sets a: 2'. M: ‘s on «1 torrent Ma
tests at unis: 1M :1 sen-at i It?
kw.
11'” detailed mum: of ‘3"; Lone!
1.; m than?!” has tie-ta w W Ins m ”Gaol.”
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1,“ the, tolls-is; owls-217’s in prism garages also were
«a: “museum fight-
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Mr ma.» wind. mashed through roots
Is 1(me to Use. madam
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lm- :,.‘ Hahn-111mm ilullrn'lmt 0'
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rlrlaf. * I4, Zulu/1n nl Ill-s lads—EFL
ii. In u’ll'i I f ".imi diver-ll .n hind
inn» :4 near. lurlcnbzlinn« 'lgftrlrg.
r: :1: .13. mm.” 0;. n markings and
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,wnliln' i'AltK. Mir ref—4mm
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tum! were» swim early flaunts! by A
”Huston Hint ran-d of. A t“! 0'"
banana mun: am hour and it?“ s;
'ldl; all: M deandkllllfl. ’
“taxi rains. hull and ”shining
lttumxdnitra the mmseo. Houses
em: untold“), trimmers math”
and moral xarsgn.wne 411m
one-r Tim mu 1mm of was more:
[owned 11'. twister. S, 1.. when.
gnu: boom none street! M MM!
nine. The name: of Innis Franklin
at Star Therein. a'subnrb of WI.
122’. was bit by a lightning bolt
1:4 lam-"l.
Trev: in and around Wires! hot!
in In." luff?! of ”commit CW1
one ”91de and aria-phone also
Selection ulna ripped from the
win-s, 7w: {rifle of the a"
rim law} Adm” rm W the M-
ore brim: was confined to arm. Wm
pens, and windows. tram Osm-
wn. driver of a. MW in: m.
he»! s narrow more from m
then the was M. the 7‘”
”Wm the sum and «mm it.
Moon encased uninjured. .
l’rrmzy W M to
my thousands at Mists» Part a!
the mo! of the mm m
m or “was W Sow:
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.WRlllNGFliR ‘
CONSlllllllON
Bespoke Greater Study
and Reverence for It
and for Fundamen-
tal Lew ‘
NN\\' \‘tltth‘. Alli. ".m- tine oi‘ the
late President llehiimt‘s his! tutor
flcisl sets before starting on the ill:
tots-d Alaskan tourney. we! to write
it pins for greater study and row»
once for tire constitution of the
l'ultml ulster. it was dilvlulcd by
the National rtvvurity lemme today.
The appeal was written as e tore.
wont tor James W. itseh‘s lecture.
on the constitution. soon to be put»:
Ill-lint and distributed by the it [run
till-mum the schools of America
(‘omswndlng the league's hlsn for
widespread distribution of the hook.
l‘re-ltietll Harding wrote. in port:
"We are accustomed tulle truism
that popular government depends
on universal education. “at it is not
easy to define educnttmi and deter:
mine the rvlstlt-o importance or the
many branches of leernlmr which
"my properly be the subject or studs-
lu' those who would call thcnituivel
nducstmi. .
”Let me offer this Illnrllltttl? “'w
"to under s sovorument or and he
the people. The magmas or power is
the people. The people rule. is not
the supreme purpose: ob education.
therefore. to train men and women
to rule? Under other terms ol‘ IMx
—W“"=7:r ’
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sounder,
WHY.
min; supervision insures
are not mom
d banging I
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3-9:»; ‘yw"
“commission”
the soon Resell Agents. briefing the mustn‘tomm dam: ins annulment.
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newness?! to «term» the wit elas-
tn the minnow or sown-“meet. "ml
the! misfit how knowww uni Matr-
den-tonal“ or the lttstllttllttttl- mutt-ll
the: would lie tilled «it to minnow
tor. Here. It! «to Ml “to mull: ! tans.
Manet-y thumt as twee.
‘Wloe end just use Maillot-on not.
will-rill in s newcomer must do
pend «tum the wisdom sit-i Jul-«toe «r
the people Those “iw must» mu
book will burn to \‘filuu lite . unlit".
lion as I sacred llerlledv Item than
who «Newest amt “mimetic-d 1! to
enter to mute the trim-Nan «t lllu
crtr for tlwmsoivon MM thntr pm»
tertty. ‘l‘ltn‘ Will mama to lrsmr 1 m
the t‘slww or annulment who» it
created ltflb prmmi strung ottuualt to
Mont Iiw power or s minim m.
pie and to maintain the hunted iiéitl
or the lillmtuiut cttltrn to life. til-at:
t.\- and property.
"‘t‘o know our Rimletlwmsl law
and In t‘r-slwo lunar \R-rll It has sut‘e-l
its purpose. in to puncture it m t.-
he dot-Mont in Its .Ittdwl‘\ql|rtn ‘l'ltn
imilfl littutid 5n learned it! it‘ll!"
it lx nut niutl and tliilltielvnilttg. ‘rtw
New of the eenstttullmc as told in
this \ullliiin with Illnpllelh‘ and
rlml'm .‘lli appeal in ills )mililltli
lltteainulloll wuil nu iess l-ow-rr "mu
tin t‘onouni. and lit—lawns . ti ‘l‘rr-lt.
tool The difficulties surmounted by
lltpflo “in: established the cousin",
lion are no less lusfliun‘ titan tlm
Iii'ufifllnh ul’ "nun who Wu" Itltlrltrfl
(Infirn tin thfi l-ullin "villa
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put] their «with \tili luv-Inna our
tlnvuliult in our insulttlltllil nit-l huh:
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share tins inspiration lllvrutu
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fluorine. and collage-s, in! It lra writ
; 2-.» . Tr. .-.*-—__-~—_v as
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