Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-12-13
PRESIDENT WILSON PLEDGES
AMERICA To MAR To VICTORY
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II discassiou here ia this place Is ae-
sien. aua ons artiea musg saaTe
straight towards definite ends.
Muss Win the Mar
Oar 0hiatt is. of course. TO win the
wag; and we shalt aot si8cken ag sat.
ter ourselves To be diverted Salu It Is
~su. I2ut IL Is worth while asking aad
answering the question When shall
We consider the war woaT
'sf'y5sr ane point Of view Il !s u0t
necessary 80 breach this fundamental
lnatteF de not doubt tisat iise AGAeg
ran people know what the sEar Is
ABOUT and atat sort Of an outcome
ihey will regard as Il realization of
,hcir purpose ia 1t. As a nation we
ara united In spirit and intention. !
ray little heed 10 those who tell tl:e
otherwise hear the voices of dis.
Stnt-gyho does not? hear the crEti-
aiSin ard the Glamour Of tlse noisy,
tigouglltless and troublesome. n!so
see men here ana there fling them.
selves IN lupotent disloyaity against
tfe calm. lndomit0bie power of the M.
dna hear men debate peace who
understand neither its nature nor the
way In WHICH we obtain II with uplift
ed eyes and unbroken spirits. But
known that none OF these speaks fol
sire nation. They do not touch tht
heart OF anything. They may safely
he left TO strut their uneasy hour ans
tc forgotten
"Eut from another point Of view
believe that II Is necessary 10 say
plainly what we here at the seat of &C
fion consider the war to be for anc
what part we mean to play In the set
tleynent of It's searching Issues.
"We are the spokesmen of the Amer
lean people and they have right t
know whether their purpose is ours
Tfey desire peace by the overcoming
Of evil, by the defeat once for all o
ehe sinister forces that interrup
peace and render 1t impossible.
Menace Must BE Crushed,
'J believe that l speak for ther
when I say two things: First, tim
this intolerabie thing of which th
masters of Germany have shown u
the ugly face, this menace of con
oiued intrigue and force which we no.
see 80 clearly as the German powe
Thing without conscience or homo
s,r cnIacity for covenanted peace, mus
he crushed and. If it is not utteri
brought TO an end, at least shut OF
from tile friendly intercourse OF th
nations; and, second, when this Thin
and It's power are indeed defeated an
the time comes that we can discus
pea ce-when the German people has
spokesmen whose words we can b
lIsyc and when those spokesmen al
ready in the name of their people
accent the common judgment
the nations as to what shall henc
forth he the bases of law ana of co
enant for the life of the world--V
shall be willing and glad to pay q
full price for peace, and pay 1t
grad.lngiy, We know what that pfl
viii be. It will be full, impartial 3u
fice- iiistice done at evegy point al
10 every nation that the final setti
rnenf rust affect. our enemies as VIZ
rs our friends.
final and Convincing Lesson.
"you catch with me, the voices
humanity that are In the air. In
grow daily more audible. more artlc
late. more persuasive, and they cor
from the hearts of men eveFyWhe'
They insist that the war shall NOT e
in yindictive action OF any lhnd; tn
no nation or people shall be robbed
punished because the irresponsif
rulers OF single country have the
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