The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-11-28

lentless foe fell like rain anon
them, and as one by one they mad
the greatest sacrifice within the poWe
of man to make, to give up his life TO
his friends; so in the face of all thl
let us. not be weary in well doing
and may it he said of u.s., swell done
| thou good and faithful servant"
And the names of such men II
the wisdom of after ages will be
placed high on the roll of honorable
fame.
There have been others, the end and
aim of whose actions were purely self
ish, who have only sought to crafty
their ambition, extend their power
evincing no regard for the rights 'o1
feelings of other men. The power OF
the mind of such men may elicit 1nvol
untary respect, their deeds may in
some places receive certain amount
of Justification Such men may get a
name, but the wise and good people
of our land, who could not be fascinat-
ed by the line of easy money at the
cost of the other mans. rights, when
such men come to pass Judgment upon
the characters of such men, it will be
a sentence of condemnation.
When this was placed on our Presi-
dent, it was not of his seeking, not
even his desire, but the honor of the
nation was at stake and as comman-
der-in-chief he must stand by his guns.
And how we'll he did it is echoed back
from the bloody battleields OF the
western front in France. His course
was of necessity a deviation from the
of life. Justice inspired him
with generation.
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little value by him, inflexible and de-
termined in his purpose. The cry OF
execration or, the vail of distress
could not nor did not impede his prog
ress. The pomp and grandeur of roy
atty excited neither awe nor rever-
ence in him. He has no respect nor
for man who claims to be
a special subject of the Divinity,
whether he be king, emperor or peas
ant. For God is no respecter of per-
sons-the scepter, to Him is merely
4 bauble CT childish fancy. Of course,
it was power when justly employed.
Woodrow Wilson knew all this and
was governed accordingly. With a
we'll developed mind and clear con-
;eption, he with well balanced reg
llarity removed every barrier like
mighty river, not noisy, not impetuous
n it's course, but gradually undermin-
ng every impeachment and sweeping
way every mound that is raised to
impede it's way. He arrived at length
It the goal OF his ambition. He WELD !
ID the supreme power of his nation
md by his prudential resoluteness he
las preserved the good old United
States to last Indefinitely.
Such men have been seldom de- |
cribed by the pen of impartial truth.
Men he has stripped of their titles, |
uined in fortune, and reduced to the
ank of ordinary men, who are in
reputation for their very existence,
that he would consider and !
reat them as foes to our flag. The
Iethroned monarch is so: far removed |
rom consideration for leniency. He |
s regarded as something fiendish and |
closely allied to the prince OF dark !
less; he bears a closer relationship |
o this individual than any that has !
ret appeared in tangible form, or NOR
al guise. No, Mr.. Kaiser, nothing |
loing. He would not believe one vir- |
uOus principle, one noble feeling. Any !
quality other than vicious had no
,lace in his bosom.
We have a score of men who are |
lonest. willing and reliable, who have |
lone their duty and done it we'll. |
these men have good stock of scien- !
'aratory to discharge; and the news
if1c information. are refined in liter |
ry attainments and seize with a Her
,ulean grasp. upon those objects to
Which their duties are directed. The |
world is their school and they have !
derived more advantageous informa-
ion from this source than from all
he knowledge that any university can
DestoW. Are you aware of the gigan-
ic task that this war has placed upon |
is? Are you aware of the RESPONSE |
oility we are obliged to assume? It !
imply means the reconstruction of |
he whole cizilized world at a tremen-
Lous outlay of time, money and en-
rgy; and the whole job is up to us.
The eyes of the world are upon us
IS a nation. all appeals for assistance
come through your Uncle Sammy. He
S the recognized head of all good and
Derfoct gift to vanquished foe: and |
With the strength of lion and the
leart of lamb we will do our best to |
alleviate any sorrows, relieve any dis |
ress, especially to women and chill |
lren, no matter what cline they |
come; for God is the Maker Of them
Ill, and His command to us is to
feed my lambs" If they ask for
bread, don't give them a stone. The
hand of God was behind
t all. Keep prayerfully and manfully !
1t it and be not weary in we'll doing,
ind when the noise of battle is forgot
;en and a reckoning is made, to what
extent are you responsible, by thought.
word or deed, for the successful and
Happy termination of the worlds
greatest struggle? And again / ask
you to be not weary in we'll doing.