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M. POINCARE'S WARNING HOW IT BEING FULFILLED

WEDNESDAYA AUGUST

OUR DEAD IN FRANCES

WHY SOME OF THE GRATES ARE WYSZUKTO BE MOVED,

CAS LIKE AS

TWO PINS

OF MODERN WOMEN.

THE CAMERA AND CHARM The trouble with women is that one THE MONOTONOUS EXPRESSIONS cannot photograph their charm," said Mea Stoneman. Lady Astor, he pointest out. seldom made a good photograph because her, face was much too vitacions. It is Practically impossible to match her quick. ever changing expression, and do her justier,"

he remarked.

face is

We reprint below certain of the most Important passages from a notable: Only two of the ning British cemeteries article which M. Foincaré, the French in the Commune of Laventie have been Ax-President and former Prime Minis-granted perpetuity by the French authori Are women's faces growing monetonona? tor, contributed to a London paperies. A number of graves are therefore, That a large number of women now-a-days more fuan A year ago • before the as already reported, to be removed to wear exactly the same expression in the Dawes Scheme, came into force. The other British cemeteries opinion of Mr. Walter Storeman, the well- reader will realize that the forecast of In's letter to Major R. D. T Terburgh,hown photographer, and compiler of the the Brent French statesmas is now M.P., the principal assistant secretary of photographie record of famous men for the being fulfilled, almost to the letter." the Imperial War Graves Commission National Portrait Gallery.

Poincaré; wrote

a

If justice did not impose au Germany the necessity of making good the damage she has wrought the self-interest of nations would be sufficient, to render such reparation necessary,

states zibende A V

The Commission fully realise the distress that will be felt by many af

WE ARE WOMEN. Today one finds far more men with

The passing of the country other phase of modern times which Mr. Stoneman has noticed.

The countryman with a ruddy accid countenance is a rarity at the present time," he remarked. “The calm, qmas face is seldom seen haywhere now, and certainly not in the cities

this more than anything else, and has given to many faces is close, pearing look We have lost the habit of looking into distance. The naval man appears to be the only off who has mannged tổ retain it.”

those concerned, and they much regret, varying types of faces than women, The traffic is perhaps responsible for the necessity which has arisen but it Stoneman One has only to walk should be remembered that when the song a busy stract to see dozens of women To allow the German Reich nos to pay,

French Government passed a law who give one the impression of having or only to pay reduced putns, would be, in

generously guaranteeing in perpetuity exactly the same sort of face. The expres effect, to ensure for it the most fermid- the British cemeteries and graves in tou

sion on women's faces is getting mono able industrial and commercial hegemonditions that the presence of the France, they did so subject to two con-

This, I think, is due to the fact that cemetery does not involve any risk to women are constantly staring to keep health or in any way run counter to the young and beautiful. They all, more or laws of France in this respect, and that and so have gradually achieved a kind of

less, having before them the same idea?, MEN IMPROVING! the local momnicipal council passed a uniform expression. Y resolution agreeing

at the expense of the whole world, and particularly of the British Empire

In the Dawes Report the experts re jmark:

Ever since 1910 Germany has been improving her plant and equipment; ex- panso has not been spared in improving the German railway system; telephone and telegraph communications have been Rared with the help of the mast modern appliances; harbours and canals have likewise been developed; lastly, the in- dustrialists have been enabled further to increase, an entirely modern plans which is now adapted in many industries to produce a greater output than before

the war....

These conditions have not been fulMen on the other hand, are greater in Alled as regards the cemeteries individualists they do not wony so much question.

about growing" old, and consequently it is seldom one finds two men wearing the same expression, even if they are practically

an individual or representing any sec-doubles, so far as appearance and looks go tion of the nation, has failed to accept that principle when it has been squarely put to him "

Mr. Stoneman,that women are rainer "I do not intend to imply, continued

than men. On the contrary, as a man's But, alas, there is a considerable differ photographer, I am inclined to think ence between this purely theoretical con- men ara vainer than wollen, Am kent and its acceptance as a fact will spend quite as much time beauti Germany is therefore well equipped If Germany who has no public deht, fying himself for his photograph a with resources; she possesses, the means who can rapidly restore her finances, and a woman, and on one occasion I even for exploiting them on a large scale, who has inexhaustible sources of wealth, caught a sitter taking bis moustache out of when the present credit shortage has been is allowed free scope to despoil us for curling pins overcome she will be able to resume aber profit, we British and French favoured position in the activity of the shall soon have nothing left to do but to weep over our rains in the face of an opulent debtor who will laugh at our fmisery.

world:"

GREAT BRITAIN'S DANGER.

All those who have visited, the Bahr since the Franco-Belgian occupation have come back marvelling at the spectacle offered by that opulent region; inexhaus tible mines, gigantic factories, magni ficent miners' villages, colossal construc tions of all kinds. But what is going on behind that splendid façade is even more extraordinary, and as

In 1919 the production for the Rubr amounted to 102,817,959 tons of coal and 20,030,858 tons of coke. It will soon resch 112,000,000 tons of coat and 24,600,000 tons of coke,

Thus Germany bas at her disposal coal at a very cheap rate, and, while she hands over to her own industries 117 per cent.. of the tonnago which she consumed in 1913, she has available to export wherever she pleases the already enormous quantity of 31,000,000 tons:

UNDERSELLING BRITAIN.

The Franco Belgian occupation imposes on the German fuel industry a certain number of charges, and yet the price of coal and coke in the Ruhr remains 5 per cent.. lower than the world price. An

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British

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Ugly men with decided features are Mr. Stoneman's favourite Bitters, as he considers they make the best and most characteristic photographe

prorament in the faces of to-day as com

Mr. Stoneman sees, however, a great in- pared with photographs taken 50 years ago

"Modern men are better looking, and hare far more refined faces than their predecessors, he declared. "Their faces are thinner, and seldom show the grossness. which was due to over-eating and drinking.

"In the old days it was nearly always his appearance. Doctors and lawyers possible to deduce a man's profession from

man. Today it is much more difficult fe looked quite different from the business

guess a mac's profession, because the law- yer and the city mur are likely to be tăm same type.

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It is easy to foresee what will happen to these prices as soon as the conclusions of the experts have been put into operation. A reduction of price will fatally ensue and will doubtless attain the figure of 10 per cent, thus giving the German indus trialists the control of the World Market, Erench and Belgian engineers believe that before very long, if she is allowed to do so, Germany will drive British. coal from the Atlantic end the Mediter raneno seaboarda -

GERMANY'S WORLD MARKET,

All Germany's principal industries, and expecially that of steel, have develop, ed on parallel lines with her mining in- dnatry.

German foundries have had free scope to develop on the same scale as German, nines, and are in a position to establish prices which will soon defy competition. all other nations have suffered. Ger many has enriched herself, and boi put herself in a position to enrich herielf

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Before long Germany will produce 120 per cent of the quantity of steel which she produced before, the war?

If the price of German pig iron is still higher than it is in other countries, Gutedly on the other hand, te mrich.

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If the Allies refuse either to see or to listen, great will be their disillusionment when they come back to ruilities They will find the economic condition of the world utterly changed, German metal products, which are gradually Ending their way into many different countries, will have invaded all the world markets; they will have ousted in part British pro

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There is no ather remedy, I repeat, but the loyal and conscientious enforcement of the experts report. The first condi tion which they Iny down, and which is, moreover, bat, the application of las Treaty of Versailles, is that the German people should be placed under a burden of taxation at Joasts heavy is that horne by the peoples of the Allied coun tries. The experts add that, "No single person in Germany, whether speaking Continued on next Columa),

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