The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-12-30
|'BALANCE OF POWER"
! SCHEME OF NO INTEREST

| chester Audience That America Will Take
No Hand in Any New Attempt to Keep
World at Right Poise by Out-Worn
Policy.
Manchester, Dec so-(A P)-America is not interested
European politics. but she interested in partnership of right
evng the freedom of the Manchester the Free Trade
today America not interested merely the of
Europe, but in the peace of the world he added.
IF the future had nothing for but attempt keep
world the right poise by balance Of power the president
will join combination of power which not combination OF
| Does Not Bind But Separates Men.
There feeling of cordial fraternity and friendship be-
and Britain, declared the president which
based the principle of friendship and patriotism that led
give than demanded The partnership of inter
which had attempted the of the world had broken
own he did bind together but separated
hem Common devotion to the right the only thing he said
could bind together In the settlement which was just
something difficult than attempted had to be
said but international would make
There great voice of humanity abroad in the world
obeyns Mandate of Humanity.
I'VE obeyng the of parties politics." the
president continued I'VE obeyng the mandate Of humanity
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taken when they little and not allowed until they
and declare ourselves the friends of mankind
The president said he not hopeful that the individual
Of the settlement which about to be attempted would
= altogether satisfactory. .tsg ~
Il one only apply his mind, he continued o any
of boundary altered sovereignty of racial
ration something than conjecture this There
b esE
that they rendered and satisfactory
subsequent adjustment which made possible We must
machinery for in order that have
More Democratic Atmosphere
Manchester in the manufacturing midands of Eng
President Wilson, who arrived here last evening" found in
city different atmosphere from that of London There his
absorbed-and necessaryby formales and official
Here there have been formal events, but with
mocrac air and democratic scale Here he found
pay which could not be than that of London, but
brought him closer to the people, There is strong civic
Manchester Its people feel their city sgnay hon
being chosen from other English cities for the pres
q ents visit.
# The lord mayor is sefmade His home where MI.
Mrs. Wilson is section of the city hall where
live during their term of Office. 1t typical English
The rest of the presidents party quartered at nearby
N Mr. and Mrs Wilson early family dinner last
enng and aerward retired to their apartment the
floor where they could res with nothing more disturbing
the gongs passing The presidents days in Eng
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