Show T s Alarm Iconic Frank has made a reputation a as s ivy a a headed hard American banker we wo doubt ver very veryl much if he will prove pro equally as successful as a an l 1 alarmist In fact si since ce Mr has taken laken to t rr r talking a instead of or banking he hc has hns only been able i to 1 prove rove conclusively cly that he is a a. much better banker than h he is a talker for good g bankers as a rule n do not aspire e to rhetorical honors honor Mr Jr did considerable talking while the war was on and while his motives motive were the highest there thieve were loopholes in his logic large Jarge e r enough to let a herd berth of elephants through Now lie o tells us according g to a London cable that America J does not comprehend the appalling situation confronting confronting confront confront- ing Eur Europe pe and involving in the possibility of the whole fabric of civilization facin facing wreck All of this sounds good to Bill He Hearst and his crew who wax waz fa fat on alarms and declare dividends on chaos but hut neither Mr rr Van Van- or any other alarmist is going to convince on the American people that we are about to go back to tha the days of the club and fan fang and grow nothing but hair and teeth That Europe is having haying a had bad siege siege of or Bolshevism there can be he no doubt and tho the fault is largely with the idealists and altruists who are arc twiddling g their fingers at the peace table today These gentlemen have reached a a point where thc they are nrc fooling nobody but ves yes f l We Vo arc arcI quite note sure they are not fooling the American I people who know full well that this continent Will vill right I itself and continue its its' march o of American independence I and a n higher civilization They are arc not fooling the of who know that civilization ci thinking people Europe will gill always hold the tho balance of power and never nc surrender sur- sur ur- ur render to savagery Tho They are not Dot oven even fooling the ki who are wise enough to know that much of this menace talk is given gien out for effect or to gain gRin a point in the therace race for pIa place co in the thc s Who Vho column The fact of the matter is that tha the allied peace dele dele- gates have havo been carried to a high hig-h altitude in a Ii rhetorical observation on balloon and do not know kno how v to let lct themselves themselves themselves them them- selves down Old Marshal Foch rock has shown hown more wis- wis i nom dom om and sagacity since the thc armistice was signed than fc the prating preacher of Princeton and the leaders of sho seem to lack the courage of of their ic cou lions t Whenever cr he ho has been called upon to cope with witha a situation he lie has delivered the tho goods and let some one else deliver the speeches Ills His system would have signed ned a n. peace tr treaty aty months ago ngo and it would have been a lasting peace bristling with fangs for any outlaw nation I that dared question it When the thc delat delegates s at Paris Pari quit dealing with magic ie sorcery and le legerdemain we will sign the kind of peace tre treaty ty we fought for an anthe and the civilized world will go so forward rejoicing in security The Reds of Europe know this and are now no only putting on a parade by the light of ot altruistic rockets fired from academic repeaters Since November Ko 11 1918 1018 dela delay delav 1 has been our most dangerous enemy Treatment of or tho time case case has been de deferred erred while the international doctors have c been closeted in the laboratory t try trying ng ing n to invent new cures res that will not gag the patient Naturally this s condition has has given en courage e b to the time Reds eds and has given German Germany time to 10 generate new ambitious ambitions As a dollar doUar a n. y year ar man loan ma Mr rr was mediocre As an oracle lm b he is IS a n. failure As a banker he is is a success and he tic should stick to his trade I |