Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-27
Wars Now Are on Such Scales Position of Neutrals Is Be coming lntolerable, He So Tells Cincinnatans.
RIDICULES IDEA TRADE WAR WILL HUMBLE U. s.
Calls Attention to Fact War Imports to Europe Are Only One Percent of Our Busi- ness-Justi6es Prosperity.
1T. Review Leased Wirel


 CINCINNATI. Oct. 26.-Taking ad- vantage of a strenuous visit Q Gin cinnati to discuss the relation Of the United States to the European war. President Wilson today declared that this is the last war that involves the world that the United States can keep out of" He gave as his reason his belief that the business of neutrality is ever," and that war now has such a scale that the position of neutrals sooner or later becomes intolerable-
 Nations Must Combine.
 He added that the nations of the world must get together and say mo body can hereafter be neutral as re- spects the disturbance of the worlds peace for an organization of the worlds opinion cannot sanction it."
 RidicuIes G. o. p. Claims
 After denying the Republican claim that business prosperity of the United States during the last two years has been due to trade created by the war. the President ridiculed predictions that after the war Europe will over whelm this nation by its economic strength and dump" into the United States scods being stored up for that purpose. He asserted that exports of everything that goes to supply armies makes only one per cent of the total American commerce.
 We ought not to turn these people !n fear, but in sympathy" said the resident. He added:
 We have means of defense and we nave means of aggression. Our means of defense are that we have taken pains ro have all the instramentalities to find out exactly what is going on and to use every act we find that is necessary to defend ourselves"
 The President. busy from the time le arrived here shortly before noon. until he left for Shadow Lawn at 10 o'clock tonight. delivered four speech es, participated in an official recep- ton and took an automobile ride.
 Enthusiasm Runs.
 Crowds which packed the streets for blocks through which he moved. and crowded into the halls in which he spoke. cheered the President all most continuously. During his rides about the city. he remained standing in his automobile. waving his hat to the crowds. The President participat- ed in a welcome extended him by the chamber of commerce. by Mayor Gee Puchta, then rode to a luncheon given by the Women's City Club, later made an automobile tour of the city. and reviewed thousands of school children carrying American flags. He smiled when he passed the Hughes High School. Tonight he attended a din her given him by the city club. and delivered an address later under it's auspices. All arrangements were made by non-partisan committees.
 Mrs. Wilson accompanied the Presi- dent and before the day was over her arms were heaped with bouquets of flowers given by committees and school children.
 Talks for Unity.
 In hlS afternoon speech the PreSi- dent urged the need for unity among the people of the United States to meet conditions resulting from the war. He gave his moral for the pres ent and future as let us see to it that America as a whole and every American that constitutes America as one of the fractions is shot through with that spirit of human sympathy which is the only spirit of true enter prise"
 Industrial Revival Great.
 The United States. MT. Wilson said. has had an industrial revival during the last two years. which it has never seen before. He declared that the United States will lend not only it's moral influence but its physical ia- fiuence if other nations will join with her to see that no nation or group of nations takes advantage of another nation or group of nations He dis cussed the causes of the present war,
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