Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-12
President Wilson R a Q S Those Who Are Trying to
 Fight War Here.
SUGGESTS OSTRACISM
 FOR THE OFFENDERS
With Aifianced Bride an Eager Lis. tener. Chief Executive Urges D. A.
 K. to Aid in Persuading Citizens to Discharge Duty.

Wilson, in an address before the Daughters of the American Revolu- ton at their 25th anniversary today. attacked the vocal" hyphena ed Americans who so "illy represent the greater number of our foreign citizens" and called upon the women Of the organization to assist him and the officers of the government in persuading Am7ricans of foreign birth 10 stand for America first" liz humorously told them t. use the haz- ing of a public opinion
 Mrs. Normal Galt fiancee of the president, heard his address from ths box of Mrs William Cummings Story: president-general Of the society. The members of the society heartily ap- plauded her when she appeared in fha box.
 Mrs. Galt paid closa attention to the address of ths president On ccm- pleting his speech, the president gave swift upward glance at her box. charming smile.
 Forget First Duty.
 , The president said in part
 Now we. have to come to time of special stress and test. There was never a. time when we needed more clearly to conserve the principles of our own patriotism than this present.
 There have been some among us who have not thought fisst of Amer ica who have : thought to us. the might of America in some manner not of America's originative. and they nave forgotten that the first duty Of a nation is to express it's principles in the acticn of the family of nations and not to seek to aid and abct any rival or contrary ideal.
 America ought not to allow itself 10 be drawn, so far as its heart is c-ncerned, into anybody's quarrel.
 We are not trying to k.ep out of trouble; we are trying to preserve the foundation upon which peace can be built. Peace can be built only upon the ancient and accepted principles of international law, only upon. thos, things which remind nations of their duties to each ether, and dsepar than that, of tleir duties to mankind and to humanity. TH
 Americas Cause Is fhimanity's
 America has grea,. cause which Is not confined to the American con- tlnlent. It is the cause ;.r humanity itself. l do not mean in anything that l say even to imply judgment upon any nation or upon any policy, TOT my object here this afternoon is not to sit in judgment upon anybody but ourselves, and to chalyengs you to assist all of .us who are trying to make America conscious of nothing so much as her own principles, and n'sr own duty. look forward to the necessity in every political agitation Tn the years which are immediately at mana of ealing upon every man to de- clare himself where he stands. 1t is America first, or it is not.
 am not deceived as to the bal ance of opinion among the foreign porn citizens of the United States, but am in hurry to have an opportun- ny to have a line up, and let the men who are thinking first of other countries stand on one side--Biblical- ly' 1t should be the left, and all those "nat are for America first, last and all the time, on the other side. d Women Can Create Opinion.
 l would a great deal rather be npllged to draw pepper up my nose .han to observe the hostile glance of my nelghbors. I would great deal rather be beaten than os:racized. | would a great deal rather endure any sort of physical hardship if I might nave the affection of my fellowmen. we constantly discipline our fellow cltlzens by having an opinion about them. That is the court of discipline we ought now to administer to every ppody who is not. to the very core of nls neart an American. Just have an oplnion about him and let him, ex- perlence the atmospheric effects of f. at opinisnss saApK F know zot no. body ,F persons comparable to a body of aaoles for creating an atmosphere of opinlon. l have myself in part yield M to the influences of that atmcs- phere' for it took me long time 10 Na Noserve how Il was going tc vote in New Jersey.", vs.l4s ssa q, Mrs. Story, the president-gsneral of sne society, in a birthday message,i s,;5 S:hso the D. A. R. to work as iiidi- slaaals in the cause of national de- ,nse: whishs she, tdsclared ,the mcst men today.