normal risk when the human
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may give opportunity for hi*- political
opponente at home to charge that he
hail ."sold out" to the Americans.
Analysis of report? to the fetate De
partment are said to have Indicated
that the radical elements and political
malcontents would make his act their
excuse for renewed opposition.
Failure to sign an agreement with
the United fitates would bring to Obre
gon, it is believed, almost as serious a
danger, since there is another party,
comprising many of the old anti-Car
ranza revolutionary leaders and numbers
of conservative business men. who hava
intimated their willingness to agree to
the American demands.
LORD ROBERT CECIL
ARGUES FOR LEAGUE
Says U. S. Action Should Not
Change British Attitude.
London, May 22.?l?rd Robert Cecil
in a letter to the London Times argues
that the fact that America declines to
have anything to do with the League of
Nations, directly or Indirectly, ought not
to change the British attitude toward
the league. He contends that, so far
from the league beiilg the.outcome of
unpractical idealism, it is a sober, seri
ous attempt to safeguard mankind from
the horrors of the late war, than which
no more rigidly practical object was con
ceivable.
