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g animation and tb s bag inning of th a
end of h a U ra a l aggression aa d fru s­
tra ta th a w orld's hope?
H arold. Ju«« IT)
L U C IA A M ES MEAD.
as a man ought to d * —Ohio S ta ts
JaurnsL
Whoa Law yers Etaika,
Lawyer«, a t well as policemen, b a r s
beea known to stalks. Homo years ago
the b arriste rs practising In Sierra
Leone were so dissatisfied with the
Judge who waa acting as su b stitu te for
the chief Justice while the la tte r waa
on leave thaH they unanluroualy elected
to give up pleading In-fore kliu. Legal
business In the colony w aa therefore,
at a standstill until the chief Justice
returned. France, too, affords an In­
stance of a leiatl strike. One of the
Judgee a t St. Amand accused the local
lawyers of deliberately promoting dis­
putes In order to fill th eir pockets with
fee*. Thereupon all tb s law yers In
court departed In a body, declaring
th a t they would not return until this
Insulting statem ent had been w ith­
draw n. Eventually th e Judge apolo­
gised, and the law yers resumed prac­
tice.
A dangerous m isconception h as ax­
Let Your Senators
is ted from the s ta rt In th e m inds of
many A m ericana as to w h at la In­
Know That You Want
volved In A rticle 10 of th e C ovenant
Them
to R atify the
o t th e League of N ations, to which
artic le S enator Johnson saps, “it la
Peace Treaty Without
unth in k ab le th a t any A m erican can
Reservations or‘Amend­
subscribe."
T his artic le sa y s: “T he m em bers of
ments.
th e league u n d erta k e to resp ect and
preserv e as ag a in st ex tern al ag g re s­
sion th e te rrito ria l in teg rity and ex­ W ID E D IV E R G E N 6 E IN RACES
isting political Independence of all
m em bers of the league. In ra se of Paopla of Pacific Islands Furnish
any such aggression or In case of
Something of a Study for tha
th re a t of d anger of such aggression,
Ethnologist.
the council shall advise on the m eans
b> w hich thU obligation shall be ful-
T he presence of two distinct races
I I led.**
of man In th e Pacific Islauds suggests
T his m eans sim ply and solely th a t tw o periods and sources of Immigra­
ex tern al aggression m ust end.
It tion. saya a bulletin of the National
does not m ean th a t boundary lines ex­ G eographic society. T he I'apunus and
isting today or existing w henever th e Polynesians appear to show the widest
agg ressio n occurs m ust be m aintained. divergences, with the Mlcroneslans oc- Old Deerfield, in Massachusetts, One
N othing exists in th e covenant which | cupylng the Interm ediate ground and
of the Moet Interesting of New
provides for th e m aintenance of th e possessing attinities of race, language,
England Towns,
s ta tu s quo. T he fra m ers of the cov­ and custom with th e other two.
enant had no such absu rd notion th a t
D escendants of the first fam ilies win
T he P apuans may be generally said
a grow ing, con stan tly changing world to inhabit New CfUinea, the Solomons, tell you In all earn estn ess that the
should be rigidly preserved as it ex ­ New Caledonia and FIJI. They are ' newest house In Old Deerfield la at
ists w hen th e tre a ty is signed. T here Ineligious. dem ocratic, quarrelsome, least one hundred und twenty-five
a re num erous w ays in w hich changes cannibalistic, and hostile to strangers. 1 years old. As s m u tter of fact, this Is
can be m ade w ithout aggression: by They paint th e ir bodies rath e r than | not a tru e statem ent, hut It cannot he
purchase, interchange, or som e kind
weur clothes, cook in earthen pots. called "a lie" on th e p art of the tn-
of am icable agreem ent, especially If
and th eir speech consists of a nuiu- form ant, who ts a P u ritanical New
preceded by rem oval of economic b a r­ her of broken dialects. T he Polyneal- Englander.
riers.
T here is only one way by
ana differ a-ldely from the Papuans.
The difference Is all In the point of
w hich changes cannot be m ad“— that
They possess an elaborate religious view. For him or for her, the half
is. by external aggression.
W hen
S e n a to r Johnson asks. “Are ye ready, system, an established order of he- doxen homes and th e one hotel th at
been built In th e last decade do
A m ericans to pledge your sons and reditary chiefs and well-defined so-
your sons' sons to m aintain and p re­ d a l castes. They are fond of dress, : so t exist. He does not see them, hut
looks right through and sees the land
serve for all tim e th e p resent govern­ are friendly to strangers, a re good sea
m ent of th e little n atio n s we a re se t­ men and navigators, and tntoo Instead »■ape as It was before the blot tp-
tin g np in Europe?“ he Is conjuring up of scar th eir bodies, and seldom prac­ peared.
Old Deerfield la little changed since
a ridiculous proposal never In th e tice cannibalism . 'Bhey also possess
'm in d s of th e fram ers of th e covenant. a common language, understandable th e Indians trailed through M assa­
R adicals and reactionaries alike have throughout New Zealand. Hawaii, Sa­ chusetts on th eir way from Albany to
stum bled over th is plain sta te m en t moa, T ahiti and the Paum otu Islands. Boston. Relies of many a b attle be-
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| tween the w hite man and his red
and som e of them w ickedly, som e of
them Ignorantly, read Into It w hat it c c t TUCI D kJIMno AT C A C C skinned foe are to he seen In the little
mllMUO A l CHOC Pocomtock museum. D eerfield's only
n o t there. Enorm ous consequences wC I I n o n
i public building.
Various boulders
depend upon the im m ediate rec tify ­
along Main street aud on the Albany
ing of th is gross m isunderstanding as Cases Are Numerous Whers Wrong
doers. After Many Years, Maks
1 (Mist road com aieuntnite the many
to th e article w hich la th e backbone
Restitution to Show Regret.
bloody struggles to push the new fron-
o f th e w hole covenant.
; tie r w estward In those early pioneer
L et it be rem em bered, m ilitary op-
The sting of conscience Is not al­ days.
poeitlon to externa! aggression Is to
ways
dulled by th e lapse of time.
T rees th a t were old when Columbus
be the la st agency, not th e first one.
used.
Each nation is now to be its T here is no more b itter penalty than discovered America overreach Deer­
b ro th e r's keeper and should help In to spend one's life with an accusing field's one beautiful highway—Main
th e g reat w ork of forestalling and p re ­ conscience, no more unpleasant mem­ j street. T heir height. If not th eir sixe
v en tin g trouble.
Econom ic p ressu re i ory than of a wrong done. T hat Is of trunk. Is alm ost great enough to
Is to be th e first d eterre n t. A nation particularly tru e w here It Is In the tem pt the eloquence of a native Cali­
th a t w ill not send its case to court, power of th e individual to rep air the fornian.
th a t begins on external aggression, will wrong, to show by restitution th a t re- , F or safety ’s sake a plump, very
plump, purse or one th a t has been
Jn th e first place know th a t not a ship gret Is real.
Conscience money Is frequently re- stepped on by the proverbial elephant
will en te r its ports, not a railroad ca r
o r telegram pass its border line.
If eetved by Individuals and corporations. |* a necessity In visiting Old Deerfield
com plete boycott falls, then a sm all T here may he tim es when paym ents H er women have revived housewifely
quota of soldiers m ay be requisitioned come from Individuals who are m ental
Industries und renewed needle and
from each country, b u t only w hen our ly afflicted, but in mnny cases where loom artistry . Loom productions Jtlpe
re p re se n ta tiv e on the council votes for paym ents could be traced back they those th at New England grandm others
it.
W e can nev er be com pelled to were m ade to ease an accusing con­ turned out. Modest signs may lie seen
science, to right a wrong of years ago. announcing: “Raffln Baskets” th at
send our troops ag ain st our will
T here a re other individuals who do have earned for th eir w eavers a world
T hose sen t will be volunteers, not
co nscripts, and they will sim ply stop ; not use mystery, but who come ont In fam e fo r design, color and fine uenv-
aggression. They will not conquer the open and pay debts long since out­ Ing; “Q uilts and Needlework,” th a t
o r continue punishm ent if aggression lawed. many tiroes forgotten. T here would stagger the hurried city-bred
ceases.
are stories of these belated paym ents w oi»»n; “T attin g and K nitted L ac«;”
L et A m ericans refuse to be fooled frequently printed, the last one coming “P hotographs” now recognized on two
by specious argum ents a t th is most from North D akota, w here a man paid continents us unusual cam era art. nnd,
critica l tim e. T he question is, shall a a debt nearly th irty years old. He not finally, a “Tea Room for Automobll-
fra ctio n of th e ninety-six men in the only paid the debt, b u t he paid Interest fsts” In a bouse bearing the date of
A>nPTiean S enate p rev en t w orld or- to d ate and cleaned the tr a n-¡netion up 1078 .
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