The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

III A. B.. c.
|PlA AIMED
d.
Meant Real,
entimental Bind
Flng Together
FOR TREATY
READY TAKEN
Nations Would Be
ady to Resist
Aggression
y gibson GARDNER.

Il gibson GARDNER.
m5IN0TON. Dec. 10.-A po-
nance OF all nations on the
~ eontinent an alliance which
1eol their military forces,
- land, for defense against
Neal aggression, is what
- Wilson meant by what he
~ dealing with pan-Ameri-
- his recent annual mes
congress. Owing to the
~ pan-Americanism has hith-
- meerly q sentimental
together for business pur-
~ larger Significance Of the
nt's remsrks was generally
Informed on excellent au-
tnat steps have already been
Dward the negotiation OF a
Nth the Argentine which
y jclned by Brazil and Chilli.
dor Romulo 8. Naon. OF Ar
hns taken the initiative in
kGr, and I am told has made
sOnl authoritative proposals
q his government to Pres
l1o0n and our STATE depart
hese look to an arrange
= which the three South
- republics would pledge
NJ to furnish 100000 men
trained. for any defensive
o necessary to the main
~ the Republican form Of
mt IN the western hemis-
d - United States In return
G11 cf this force would agree
NJ munitions necessary tn
1 equip that number and
R(16ngement would he worked
witch the A b C countrie,
NIX attacked. have aid from
\ oc1nbined armies OF the 4 II
Riex are considerably larger
gFH than the present stand
~ ~ the United States. willis
aimed naval forces music,
~ iafe.st type dreadnaushts
batilcships. n. number o.
s8nd a large ftotilla OF dc
mi torpedo boats. with :
6lfines and auxiliary craft.
& IN ~. Ijnitel S'-'es rr-'.
s.sjtsi.st forces would he go
~ 10 the British navy in sig
frn@t'..
oti,slly the treaty agreements
a u expected win be worked
I tho near future will go to
lnrse for ratification and ct
me the letails would naturni-
more fully disguised. The
~ isseantIme. wants congress
SWIM serious thought TO the
MT In the opening paragraph
message President Wilson
the note cs internat!onaIism
an Americanism. He remind.
ngress that IN guiding our
since the European war
nut. he states OF America
hrss &c co-sclois OF y new
lnrc vital community OF inter
a mcrai partnership IN aTeiry
clearly c-n arions of the NAM
~ symDathles pnd interests
D1ttes which bid them stan
~ He went ON 10 rom; out
~ many years the met. .es OF
aoRntry wore somewhat queF'
but tha. today more than
1ofore the republics of the
(eel that the United States Is
liking territorial agerandize
md that an alliance OF a will
|nture would not mean absorp
"a domination by the United
over the other republics. AL
! 10 the Monroe doctrine. The
INT said: I'VE still mean nj
- make a common cause oI
~ independence and OF 20
Merry IN America But tina
~ = now better understood ~
y a concerns ourselves. II Il
\ not C. BE- . selfish purpose
Doown to have In II no though
Slng advantage OF any govern
~ this hemisphere or playinI
D(lep fortunes for our owl
preaifsnt urged congressme
~ the reports Of the psn-Amel
ocnoFess. From these reports
you win get q fresh cor
e the ease and intelligenc
unntage with which Amer
nth continents may dra,
t b practical cooperation
What the material founda
thio hopeful partnership o
must c0nsist--of how WI
hQil6 them and OF nov
~ Il r. that we should has
y building."
B Ffoeident Wilson was no,
y nnerely 70 business cooper
m1lcated BY the following
~ conAne our enthusiasm
nunl llbert, and rec ma,