Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1924, Page 15

L ~ many of the justice of the partitien of | statement that Germany alone is re-|elated at the prospect of being treat- |States nor Russia are members.” THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1924. —By WEBSTER. DECLAHES BERUN Upper Silesia. sponsiblg for the war,” Dr. Bonn.#ald, | ed in the league as the equal of states| Trade unionism and the German - — In addition, he asserted, the people| ‘and thé people fear that for them |like Haiti and Hedjas, and, in addi- working class were the instruments ° OPPOSES I.EAGUE consider the treaty of Versailles radi- | to jota the league might be consid- (tion, they are by no means certain{by which democracy was saved and EVALERA DENES REPUBL S DEAD g;lrish Leader Finishes Speech for Which He Went to jaii Year Ago. cally opposed to the termg of the ar-|eredl a voluntary acknowledgment of | that it would be worth their while to | soviet rule averted, according to Dr. AL MreReIa0 77 mistice, which, he said, they consider | their gullt. join the league even on terms of | Bonm, who appeared hefore the insti: o . / e sacred. “The treaty contains the| “The German people are not greatly | equality when neither the United |tute in a later lecturd, e ieer German Financial Adviser Says & SRR S Body Is “Instrument of In- iquity” to People. = By the Associated Press. g MAK(n ME WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass., August 15. 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