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. mud-ad Ptrk Phones 12 r,c,,s,,h'r-Ca'-)1i1 G. McPherson 31-310mm _ WWW Soviet Russia has rebuffed the Lengue of Nitions. according to press dispatches, and this is one rebuff that the league ought to be able to bear with I great deal of fortitude. Pruticnlly all the progress China and Mexico have made has come through foreign capitol and in China by foreign missions. Foreigners lave concessions in Mexico and Chin- tre- cause the Mexicans and Chinese sold them to the outlanders. The foreign capital has brought most of the bui- neu nod prosperity which the people have on occasions enjoyed. It would seem, therefore that this duty of any one nation to the rest of the world ought to he a tiftrtifty proposition. '; V Should Play Fair of course we ought to treat the Mexicans uni Chinete fairly and squarely. and permit them so far as possible to work out their on des- tiny. But honesty and ftrirneas, on the part of these people, is just as great An obligation. The murder mud cm of foreigners in not a com- mendable custom either. And if the Mexican and Chinese people have been It times chanted by foreigners. they" have not been outraged by these dieing one thon- sandth a nanny times as they lave by their own rulers and by one an- othei. Revolutions in these enun- tries have not been patriotic but cen- erdly inspired by the desire to rob Ind plunder. in; a! concessions, ntettMmP%81lMe ic-ns and Europeans in foreign trade It: probably shout us honest us (has: emged in other callingu. But if there has been bribery and comp- tion in some insulates, it has tren- enlly been because the wheels of “justice" in these bertitrhted_eormtries generally require greasing of a fimur. eial mture before any business can be done. This does not exam brib- ery, of course, but it demonstrates, that the corruption is not one-sided. Wehveheudngmtdnlolbh About our duty to Mexico. out duty to Nice-gm. mud on: duty and the ,.orld'. duty to China. Isn't it about tine, asks the Nttiolnl Republic, untmspendlfe'ofouruwem menu inquiring whether Him and Mexico and China have Any duty to the rut ot the world? Some of the National friends of lexico, and China in America tell u- that we have only been in these two countrie" for motives pf Amie and profit, that the unfortunate peoples there haul had their raw produets taken nay from them by fraud. l mu NAWS NOT FAIR CS_itarad NW Ah. Have Hot T0ter, Vapor, Bill or In Prague Stu- !ATISPACHON Gq3ArtAt+ R-trt-Now-ti-w- - It-ew-hat-tr M. D. IURPHV J. A. WALL "' (“than Avenue "" WM Ami! Mono Him-M Ptrk m1 Trh’holt WW I”: AyPfAfeigetMasraesseea- A"0'.g3t.AVmtettttieiii7r" Yrsm Whiehrutrketpedto Had to Be “Greased" I M P Cl RTANT pecttoreoeiveifymwete huvingaoswear. We consider our used calf departmentarmgordivisioe, of this business and con- duct it accordingly. 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