The Archive · 1932

Pontifical

pontifical tone, like the paternal' manner, is apt to be mis finderstood., Mr, BE. "Kann's. airy, of the special article janks which this Journal published on Wednesday, is appre-lated. My. Kann's views on Anan. lat inter are alvaye worthy respect, The writer of the olfending' article has no reason, however, timid even in the presence of Mr. Kann. "it is not' surprising therefore that to the ex cathedra tomments of the latter a. lively retort is. forthcoming. The con rovers is stimulating; it has even sce" may. think it valuable if only its "amusing side, Mes Kann him

because it shows how careful admitted financial expert. should fo is way amid the luxuriant growth of rhetoric.

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