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Below A light lighttflerf lIIery tflerf tflerfunit ' unit In Germany's Germanys ' new conscription army , during manucvers manuuvers r t ' By WILLIAM C UTLEY UTLEYADIO UTLEYI &DIO DIO ADIO & , ' fi fling flying ; } ing , , moving movlllg pictures , telephone fast steamshipsr steamships ste'1.mchlps ste1.mchlps ste1mchlps ' . ; r ( ' . swift swlft railroads r'liIroad rliIroad ' : . and nnd all thoset those t other marvels man els of our present presente e have h'1ve h1ve ' made m\de m de ' \ the entire " world "orId orId as astill asAll 111.11 11111 till . as was e1stel eastcin eastetn n CUt : Euiope Eutope ope sai sg3 s\ s s150 ' \ 150ers 150ars 150 ers ars rs ago But human hum'1.n hum1.n hum1n ' . nature Dature h'1.c h1.c h1c has hasangel hasnnged ' . ; nged angel little l1tt1e , and nnd since slDce pride In hisVftry his hisJtry Vftry Jtry ntry is still stlll one of the mo most t out outg out-31ng out 31ng - . Ilndfng snding aspects acpects : of mans nature nnture , the thetIon thelonslism thetlonalism tIon lonslism llsm of indhldual individual indh idunl nations n'1.tlons n1.tlons n1tlons ' . stIll stIllI1 still1ntains stillimtalns I1 . ntalns 1ntains the high pitch wblcli which ob obIned ob1Bed obIned Ined 1Bed to It a centun century and a 1 ' . i half haIr 'tgo tgo ggo ggoBut 'tgoCut ' agoBut Cut But " where "here here 150 lW ye'lls0 ycais ye'lls yells years ' \0 0 ' \ ago : ; travel tr1vel and andmmunlcatlon andmmunication andmmunication mmunlcatlon mmunication " were "ere ere so ; , slow clow that tlpr the thelhonaHsm thehonalism theLbonalism lhonaHsm honalism of individual indIvldU'1.1 indIvldU1.1 indIvldU11 ' . countrIes countries1tated countriesStated tated 1tated . only that th\t th t ' \ of countries whose whoserders whosesders whoserders rders sders coincided \ with Ith their 0 own " n , tv to tvqwc tuyive qwc ( ' ' , we find an entlie entl1e entire world beset by byars byirs ars s of great gre1t greet wars , and nations Il\tlOUS Il tlOUS ' \ arm arDl " frantically frantlcal1y ' against 'lg'1.Inst lg1.Inst lg1Inst ' . one anotheryare another anothery * yare y are still tning truing tn Ing to maintain m1lnt'lln m1lntlln ' air airt airt airBit t national bOI holders borders ders and policiesis policIeset policiesst policies et st as is they the did In the old days "hen hen when whenmatter "henimauer " whenmatter matter of fact hct their Interests areosely areosely arc are arcsely imauer osely > sely al1 aligned ned thatlmost tliat that ' \ almost \lmost lmost ia\ ia 1.D\ 1.D inv iamaar 1.Dm'1 ' . \ \ maar m'1 m1 ma maar ' . ar todav toda\ toda today todaIs \ ' Is a potential "orldar " world "orld orld \ war \\ar ar wareclall , . specigll3 > eclall ; Is this true of Furope rurope 1Trope ruroperc 1Tropere .spechlI spechlI ! rc re * there n1 aie are e many countries countnes , , most mostem mostern mostcm em ern ! as lS smjil smJll small as ns their tllelr 0\\ 0 own 0n \ n n'1al Waal ni- ni n'1- n'1 n1 Wa- Wa nijealousies ' . - al ; jealousies je'lIOUSles jelIOUSles ' and each e1ch etch tn tning trying Ing to toto toto too to : the full measure ofh1t of \ what \\h1t h1t whit Its ItsI Its'people Itspeople 'people people ' I people belle\ belle bclteic bellee believe \ e to be Its rIghts rIghtsInd rightslad rightsd Ind lad the present precent : ; tension tenclOn ; Is the theIggle theiggle the'iggle theiggle ' Iggle of ot one of the most proud of ofons ofons oflions ons to regain reg'1.1n reg1.1n reg11n ' . Its pride throughament throughament througli through througliaraent ament araent to the level of the other otherope'1.n otheropen othercopean ope'1.n ope1.n ope1n open ' . nations n'1.tlon'5 n1.tlon5 n1tlon5 ' . ' withluch with which \\luch luch \ it was wason wason wasje on a , . a-par a par rpar - par . | pllowlng ' > 11owing llowing the failure of the P'trIs PtrIs earls P'trIse earlse Parisye ' e conference and lnd ! the rejection refection of ofLe:1gue ofLeague ofyLeague Le:1gue Le1gue League : of 1\ 1 \ rations 11tlon3 Agtions 1tlon3 ' by the Unltetl United UnltetleS Unitede3 UnitedU eS e3 es , France rnDce Prance was W1S forced to the1 the \1 1 ' \ alwitlve 1tlve l ltive tlve tive of forming : an m : alliance with withAttic \ withJLlttle Ith Ithlttle [ lttle Attic Entente Cntente ! and lnd Poland Pol1nd to leep keep leepany keepany keepMpany any cowe cowed into submis submission suhmls"lon suhmlslon " lon to tlies theS tlie the s of ot the Versailles Yers'1.llles Yers1.llles Yers1llles ' . treaty tre1ty The Thehington Theington TheBihington hington ington treaty tre1ty " was 'IS IS ' supposed topeace to - peace and ai m at moment m'1ment m1ment mament ' underst\nd underst nd understand understndn understandn understandWa ' \ n the Pacific and tlie the Far rar Lastw LastW Last LastBW BW w Gcrm'1n'lS Germany Gcrm'1n\ Gcrm'1n Gcrm1n Geringnv ' \ ' , ' as 'lS lS It Ine\ Ine IneH'1bl Ineiltablj Inevltibl3 \ H'1bl\ H'1bl H1bl H'1blmust ' . \ must mustrecovered , eco\ eco ecoered ecovered \ ered enough < : strength trengtb to de detfor detfor defifor tfor herself how ho\v ho v horn \ much'trms mucharms much ' arms 'trms trms she"for shefor she shet t "for for " for protection lias h1S has junked junI.ed junIed . the themes thellles thelilies mes llles treaty treatv and is rapldl\ rapldl raptdh rapldly rapldlarmfJapan \ arm armJapan armfJapan ? . J Japan pan has h'1.s h1.s h1s ' . violated the 5 553\ 553 553ratios 5 3 3r 3ratios \ r , , ratios ' and 'lnd lnd has Invaded Chln'l Chlnl China Chln'lIs Chinais Chinafe ' Is universal unlver5al ' ' aimament 'umamenr umamenr 'itmament itmament and the thetalks thetalks the1 talks of war ! 3 3Two Two AlternatIvesrope Alternativesrope Alternatives Alternativesrope rope seems scems to be torn bptween between n a nto ato an ( to a mllitary111'lnce military mllitary ' \ alliance \111'lnce 111'lnce 111lnce illignce ' between betweene between'fx betweenfx ' e , , lUfssin Rtfssl ItRssia 11 , It Itali Italy I and Great Urlt Brit Brit-fo Brit fo - . o kocp Icpep keep Gel Gcnnani Geunany man in m line 1me , or 1 a ' 1po apower arpower | po power " er 'Locarno Locarno ' Lo .arno arno < . ' trea treaty tv be1\\ be1 be1een between betweenny betweenany \ \ een eenny ny , Francp rr'lnCf rrlnCf Franey ' > ' and 'lnd lnd Great Gre\t Gre t ' \ Britain Britainng , n ng tlut th.ll thll that . peace shall sh'1.ll sh1.ll sh1ll ' . be main mainthrough mainthrough mainI through the League Le'tgue Letgue ' of Nallonc Nation Nationsne : ' , e mo modification H1c'1ton H1c1ton ' ! of the le leaguefirst league leaguefirst ue first alliance allhnce allihnce " would "ould ould simply rethe rethe re rethe the situation slru1t1on which whleh hrou brought broughtthe broughtkthe bt btthe the Worl World war "ar ar " , except ecept " { thatfearing th'1.tfe"Iring that th'1.t th1.t th1t ' . ' fearing fe"Iring feIring . " RU Russia ' > SI'1 SI1 ' . , would be more more"to more"to moreto . .to to "to " " line up " with 1th Germany Germ1nv Germgnv than thanlIIes thanllles thanAllies lIIes llles " TIic The second Jreement agreement agreementleave agreementJe-ive agreementJe ive JreementICve IC\ve IC ve leave ' \ - Gcrm'1ncon'5Jlerabl Germany Gcrm'1n\ Gcrm'1n Gcrm1n Germgnv ' \ ' , con'5Jlerabl con5Jlerabl considerable constlerabl3 ' ( ( re , , " with "Ith Ith eastern Europe Curope : before beforeEd beforend beforend Ed nd would in all 'Ill Ill ' probability probablllt ; } ? leadar lead le'1.d le1.d le1d le'1.dfir leadflr ' . flr fir ar between Germany Germ'1.ny Germ1.ny Germ1ny ' . and Sovietthe Soviet Sovietothe , othe tbc the alrea already y tense situation h'1.sI hisly has h'1.s h1.s h1s his hasly ' . I ly ) ' been tlnown tluown tin own the Italian It111an Italan in inwof inof In.of Inof could dayscould wof ' . . of : Ethiopia Ctluoph Ethiopii In the old d days daysTould js jsould ould have hae ha\ ha \ e been countenanced countenancedas countenanced'i countenancedi ' as ns a bit of ot colonizing an and andody andfody ody " was "as as doing It But today It Iterally iteraliy itorally erally eraliy regarded reg'lrded reglrded ' as al ' : out and outIon outi out outlon i Sion $ lon Ion , and therefore In fn violation violationth violationh I h the covenant of the lea league ue ueItaly Italy leagueItaly h has his refused to submit hero her hero o 0 KelloggIf arbitration ) and the Kellogg If ( France rrance , , Great Gre1t Britain and andember andember andpember ember nations refuse rcfuce : ; to c1o close closea closeez e eez a ez canal or otherwise other"lse otherlse " save sae sa\ sa \ e Cthl Ethi Cthlom : Ethirom 3 om 0m the ! Italians tall.ms tallms Itall.ins Itallins . . It will wHl be not note notB e they cannot c1nnot , but be because use theyague they ? League ague of ot N Nitlons Nttions IUon , > \ was as of ot courseto course ' , to pr preserve ( > ! , erve , . in Inige large ] alge m measure measurelltlcal sure , IUcal itical state of Europe in lOIn 1011) 1011 lOInsnIt 1011)suit 1919ssult ) snIt suit was Inevitable Ine\l1nble Ine l1nble \ The na na- na - . hlch htch hleh nahlch nahleh were satisfied s\t1sfled s t1sfled sitis0ed ' \ by this ar ar-iisut ar iisut - . eut cut have become the tlit . chief sup sup- sup supof - . ' of ot PH pi > league Those whlkha whlkho whlkhh whlkht which wh1c.b wh1cb whlkh . 0\ 0 ' \ a ) o h t benefited from Hie Ule the agieemcnts agi agl cements eements of 10ID 1010 10IDh'lV'e 1010have 1919have h'lV'e hlVe have ' ' formed coalitions c\alIt1ons c alIt1ons ( \ both Insl Inside e and andoublde andoutside andoutbldc oublde outside the league , forcing forcmg those which whichdid whichdid did not nor to act more or less on theIr theirown theirown 0\\ 0 0n own \ n GerDl Gerniam Gernianv D\ D \ Dhas has alrcad\ alrcad alread already alrcadwithdrawnfrom \ , wlthdra\\ wlthdra wlthdran withdrawn wlthdrafrom withdrawnfrom withdrawnfrom \ n from the league le1gue and Italy Ital It'll Itll ' threatens to toIf toif toif If the league le1gue interferes with her Aft Afii Afiican Afiican I can pollc\ pollc pollcalthough poIlc-although poIlc although policy-although policy \ , - although It must muct : ; be 'ld ld qd 'ldmItred qdmitred ' admitred mItred that Italy certalnh cert'llnh certllnh certainty ' gamed gained gamedmore gainedmore gainedmore more than thnn she lost , if Indeed Inlleed she he lost lostI lostnm lostany lostan\thing lostan thing I nm any \ thing by b , } the 1919 lOW 1010 pacts'he pacts p'lcts plcts pactsThe ' 1 ' The 'he he he league has , C\ C \ e\en e en Cen even \ en so , been of ofmore ofmore I more benefit in Europe rurope I'urope Iurope ' than th'ln thln thin ' elcewhe"e elcewhee elcewliere elsewhereIt elcewliereIt : ; " I It h handled n le the &aar aar Saar & aar plebiscite plhlsLite ( with withI withadmitted withadmitted I admitted efficiency cfilcicnc efficlenc ; } It handled h'1.ndIed h1.ndIed h1ndIed ' . the theI theU1H.1n theBalkin theBalkan I U1H.1n U1H1n Balkin . case In a SQ satisf sausficton tlsf lcton rctors w \ wa 1 ' . a3 a3It ; It lias h'1.s h1.s h1s his ' . otherwise other\\lcc other lcc otlierwice \ : fostered the tbe peace peaceof peaceof peaceof of Luiope Lmope Lurope Its chief value v1lue , , peril perh lp fps ipbhas , , has been b'en ben ( ' as a 1 ' . safety vah valveFear vahc valve vahcFear e eFear Fear Charactenzies Characterlz.es Characterlzes Characterizes . FrenchAs FrenchAs French FrenchAs As to the attitude altItude of the prIncipal principalleague principalleague league le1 ue po powers " ers on the continent contment , that thatof thatof thatof of I ranee rance mace 1 Is < : still stili cre1te created crested by the Ger German German Gcrman man problem which 0\ 0 0er oyerahadows oyerahadowseverything over&hadowseverything overhadowseverything \ er & : > ll do " s severythlDg everythlDg everything else BuC Bur But France rrance has bas with withIn within within In her 0\\ 0 own 0n \ n boundaries bound'1.rtes bound1.rtes bound1rtes ' . a n political pohtlcal strug struggle struggle struggle gle " which "hlch hlch may mal mag affect her attitude attitudesooner attitudesooner attitudesooner sooner or later hter , there are arc moV'ementc moVementc movements movementsespecially ' : ; , especmll especially , } among aDlong tlie the South , } outli outh , ag'linst aglinst against ag'linstthe againstthe againstthe ' the pailiamentary pailinmentary p11 hnruentary republican fOI foirn foim m oC of oCgo ofgovernment oCgovernment oCgovernmentand go government , ernment , , -and and 'lnd lnd end ' - cr crying en ; } ing 109 for much muchgre1.ter muchgreater muchgreater gre1.ter gre1ter greater . concentiation concenh'ltlOn concenhltlOn concentration ' of authorlt autliorit3 autliorit3There authoritiThere ; } TI There ) ( re aie me are definite Fasclstic r'1.scIstIc r1.scIstIc r1scIstIc Fascistic ' . tiends hends trends trendsThe hendsTIle tiendsTlie Tlie TIle The French rrencb press and the Frenchforeign rrench French rrenchforeign Frenchforeign foreign office has hac ; educated the people peopleto to the fact that the Reich HeidI Is sr'1.ndlng sr1.ndlng sr1ndlng standing sr'1.ndlngtod standingtoday standingtodii ' . tod today 1 on the threshold of complete completeb'1.nl.ruptc completebanhrupte3 completebankruptcy b'1.nl.ruptc b1nl.ruptc b1nlruptc banhrupte3 ' . . , } , financial fin'tncwl fintncwl ' and ecolJumlc eeouumic ecolJumlcThe eeouumicThe economicThe The reason for this tIllS is 1S that th'1.t th1.t th1t ' . the "heels heels wheels "heelsof wheelsof " wheelsof of German Germ\n Germ n ' \ Industry " which "l11ch l11ch have llnV'e llnVe ' been beenhumrumg beenhumming beenhumming humrumg humming so loudly loudlv for years have havebeen havebeen havebeen been humming hummmg in the manufacture manufactnre of ofarms ofarms ofarms arms and not Dot of goods to be sold The Thetime Thetime Thetime time cannot caDnot be put oft off much longer longersa , S1 says s the French rrench go\ go goeminent goernment government \ , eminent to its itspeoplC itspeople itspeople peoplC people " , " when "hen hen Germany Gcrm'lny Gcrmlny ' will be faced faced'with facedwith facedwith 'with with ' with doing omg one of t\\ t two t0 \ 0 things Using Usingthese Usingthese Usingthese these gigantic gIg1ntlc war supplies supphes in an ag aggresI aggres'rtie aggrcssne gres-I\ gres I gresIe gres'rtie gresrtie ' - \ e ' war 'Hlr Hlr , , or ghing giving gh In ; up to a 'l l ' com corn complete cornplete cornplete plete collapse co1l1pce : ; " which "hIch hIch will mean me'1.n me1.n me1n mein ' . good goodby goodby goodby by to national naUon11 : ; socialism coci111cm cocigll'm cocigllm : ' ' There . can canbe canbe canbe be no doiibt dOltbt doabt about \ what hat the Naz1 Nazi Naz1choice Nazichoice Nazichoice choice will wlll be , < : sass a ; } S rr'1.nceThlre FranceThere France rr'1.nce rr1.nce rr1nce FranceThere ' . There Thlre arc fire In France rrance many who "ho ho " be be1Ieve believe belleve 1Ieve lieve that th'1.t th1.t th1t ' . she should prevent preent pre\ pre \ ent such a awar awar war \ ar by starting one a'llllst allllst against ' ; ' Germanv Germany Germanvherself Germanyherself |