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A delegation called on the President and told him "the members of these associations stand absolutely for law and order. We believe in the impartial execution of law as the preservation of the citizens' liberty. We believe also that experience has shown that existing laws should be modified."
Meanwhile, the Treaty was reported to be divided into four main parts: 1) France pledges to stand by the execution of the Treaties of St. Germain, Trianon and Neuilly. Czecho-Slovakia pledges aid in the execution of the Treaty of Versailles; 2) Mutual pledges of support in case of aggression...
A journal recently printed the following scurrilous sentence: "The President of the Republic is the living incarnation, the pride-swelled descendant of the great legal bandits who ruined our ancestors by usury, by monopoly, by the crafty putting into execution of all the processes which the law, made by them...
Historically, no new material is offered than that contained in the current newspapers and periodicals, in government and other reports, and in publications of the day which are a matter of public knowledge. Of these the book may afford a fairly useful summary, but it does not fulfill the promise...
4) That our real foreign policy should be to offer "with equal generosity" to "clothe the naked and feed the hungry," but that other U. S. action should be confined to cases "where American interests are involved and where the remedy which America can seek is clearly to be seen...