Ivy L. Lee, of Manhattan, returned to the United States from a visit to several European capitals. He talked with Chancellor Cuno, Herr Hugo Stinnes and Benito Mussolini, Premier of Italy.
His impressions:
Of Cuno. The Cunos do not like dwelling in the Chancellery made famous by Bismarck, because there are not enough bathrooms. The Chancellor resembles Samuel Rea of the Pennsylvania Railway—a person of unpretentious manners and simple directness in approaching an issue. Herr Cuno says: "We are foolish to continue to pour our money into...
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