The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1919, Page 3

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BURTON Special Correspondent NEW YORK, April 14. Hamilton Holt, the editor of the Independ who has just returned from th peace conference in Kurope, has more “inside information regarding the forces for and against the pro posed League of Nations than any one elxe now in Ar 1, For while in F » was appointed by Colonel House to serve as Maison he officer between the American peace commission and the League to En force Peace, and consequently naw the progress of the nant from day to day in its course thru the commission. Therefore, when he consented to give me an interview | on the league, Lfelt it would throw | al of new illumination on mind, the arresting array of facts given here for the first time. First of « said Holt, to awk our people if they shown b: all Europe is on the edge of a} voleano. No one, 1 think, can have visited England, France and Ger-| as | have during thig is the case. the Bolshevik cloud grows blacker and blacker on the horizon, till today it overshadows all Europe. "It in only by concerted action, by nternational affairs of the America Must Enter League “I did not meet a single Europe who thought a league could pea world succeed for a moment if the United | States was not a member. I met many who assured me that if Amer: ica refused to join, revolutions would follow everywhere. Europe's fore most democrat, Premier Venizelos of that should our sen ate refuse to ratify the covenant, all 1 everywhere would despair, Ex-Premier Bour-| geois, France’y spokesman on the commission that drafted the cove nant, begged me the night before I left to make plain to the American | people that Europe was lost if the| nant, but the criticism that would United States would not continue to play its full part in saving civilize | uon Draft Is More U. 8. Than English “It has been intimated by Senator Lodge and others that the nant British document advance the orl nal Wng by Lord it was the most ad mirably work ed by any delegation, the covenant aw it stands today is more American than English, 1 have taken IT Says It’s League uppermost in the | That it did so is) I want] are aware | the past | The allies have won | | three months, without realizing that} CORE MUlcc fs the war, but while the delegates at| | Paris are engaged in winning the league of Nations that will substi- | with red tion for competition in} And if I had underlined the Ameri- | that there can| back it penetrates quickly, drives | ho the «lightest hope of the future| Words that were bodily adopted the man in| | the can put into the league, but what the Nonsense, | United States can get out of ‘it, 1 out proposal present. | |tun THE SEATTLE STAR--MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1919. | ea » way her The « have @ great Ume ¢ agin r with rT on ¢ spend some time in th «| and Sunda morning HART APPOINTS COMMISSION | OLYMPIA, April 14.—Acting Gov-| vila (al Wte and be m s of remedy: | « provided prot lube at may make a trip to England it meantime State Senator EL. French,| wealthy prune farmer of Va Wash, Repres . Fred B. Nor man, labor Pacific coun ty, John Pattison, democratic polith | jan from Spokane, David C. Bot ting, former sta | mine in epector and later » ry for the operatore, aha “W. L. Dimmick, a county commissioner from Yakima, are the appointees: Senator Joe Smith of Everett, or ganization politician, made an effort to receive the appointment given to French, with whom he quarreled during the recent legi will get and have power ‘The industrial code bill carries an appropriation of $25.000. if With mon, long training in the art of home beautifying. the final satisfaction you will enjoy. windows this week. . to the large room sizes. very closely woven and colored with absolutely depend- | able dyes. | or Bolshevism | i aah enor tothlaca aaa | HAMILTON HOLT. trouble to underline in red ink those portions of the covenant whose words are taken bodily from the American original draft which 1 have in my possession, and my copy is streaked from beginning to end ideas as well as the can precise covenant would be more red than ‘On my return home I find a far greater amount of discussion going on in respect to the minutiae of the covenant than was the case in Eu rope. 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