Evening public ledger

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1 counted upon to agice on this point. The

1 Japanese mind isn't any of their minds.

It must, therefore, have followed a reso

lute course at the peace tabic. The place

to find out how Baron Makino had been

outgeneraled wou'd be Tokio. When that

awful collapse is exhibited the earnest

i seeker after truth may bo forced to turn

to Port-au-Prince or Monrovia.

One thing, at least, is suio. The various

"nationals-, as the treaty text calls

them, are wallowing at a great rate in

woes the poignancy of which is the con

tinual arrogation of triumph at the Quai

d'Orsay to the other follow.

But when the arc of dismay is pursued

until it is a full ciiclc what is the mean

ins f this mental lcl.iy ace? Unless

the Paris conference demonstiates for

the first time in history that it is pos

sible for eveiybody to outwit everybody

else, current int"i pi elation of the ses

sions recklessly substitute hysteria for

logic.

The practice of seeing ourselves as

others see us is of c waivable remedial

value in these paradoxical days of gloom.

The White-Tepper de

Hot bnte on the I.rasue of

Stuff Niitions was naturally a

tnstv firato'ienl dish. A

Itcd-Pcppor di'.etiMion of linMipvism would

Iiiup more fire in it. however.

If. ns Chief Davis, of

Iiooslin? the ISureati of Wnter.

Insurance Hates dee!nie. Philadelphia

has outgrown its water

works equipment the time to remedy it is

light now. A city can know no more seri

ous lack.

It Is peifectly safe to

No Hribery put Mr. Root down as a

or uonupiion "Rooti witness." But it

must nl-o be confessed

that he proved Mr. lioruh made much ado

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening public ledger. (1919). Philadelphia [Pa.], 1919-06-12. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045211/1919-06-12/ed-1/?sp=10

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening public ledger, 1919-06-12.