Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-27
PRESIDENT BIDS
FRANCE. Goodbye
At STATE DINNER
Says All Nations Must Be.
Warned That To Follow Ex-I
ample of Germany is Certain.
to Bring Like Punishment


'Hv "osHrSa - JNrAl 500 80. leased w,ssI o.
Paris. June &c Thy the Associated
Press) .--Presiden Poincara tonight
gave a dinner to President Wilson and
all the delegates to the peace confer
ence. Mrs. Wilson accompanied the
president
Responding to an address made by
NJ. Poincare, President Wilson said;
II thank you most sincerely for the
words that you have uttered. I can
not pretend. sir. that the prospect Of
going home is not very delightful TO
me, but | can say with the greatest
sincerity that the prospect of leaving
France is very painful to me.
Il have received a peculiarly gem
erous welcome here. and ii has been
pleasing for me to feel that that well
come was intended not so much for
myself as for the people whom | rep
resent. And the people of France
know how TO give q welcome that
makes mans heart glad. They have
a snontaneity about them, a simple
ity OF friendship, which is altogether
delightful.
II feel that my stay here, sir has
;,
mind It has enabled me personally
to see the evidence of the suffering
and the sacrifices of France. IT. has
enabled me to come into personal
touch with the leaders of the French
peoDle. and through the medium of
intercourse with them TO undGrS\and
better, l hope, than | understood be-
fore, the motives, the ambitions and
the principles which actuates this
great nation. 1t has, therefore. been
to me a lesson in the roots of friend
ship in those things which make the
intercourse of nations profitable and
seryiceable for all the rest OF man
KIND.
sometimes impatient
sometimes iht work o. the conlef-
ehce mas seemed 10 go very SLOWLY
.tueeu' SONG iliieS u mas seemed an
II tlere was unnecessary ops,aeiSs 10
az lev,lllent' w as t'lS ~tehS !"
r',,l'fit 49, 49, 90 81 Int E,iaI-
~ a Ulit Itl,o ,ta,Id ot L,,
tbat irtin1o+a LnowIodga ~ o. rl'
other's mind which think has COME
ont of tbaso doi1,, confarapca.
1--WE have been constantly in the
nresence of each others minds and
motives and characters and the COM
radeships which are based upon that
sort of knowledge are sure to be very
much more intelligent not only, but
to breed a much more intimate sym
pathy ana comprehension IMAM couid
otherwise he created.
lheSe SIN HloHtiS nave pseti Oh Oh
lnohlhs Whleh nave woven ne" l'p0I >
OF connection between the heartS ~ Vi
our peop'e' ana ii'o' 'i i,
friendship anu il'tiiHo''e ~ h'P"'ny n''"
come out ol liliS intercourse .,.,..-.
rilehashlp Is very sVou tn.Iis -
lntlilacy Is very e'ilI5i,'el.ius mi ti
But lrlehushlp may emu WIN seliliI :
mellt. new lhiHg t""I mas h"ppel.v"
IS tlal we nave 'I"l'S'''eu oul Gun
mon prlhc'piVs ana our common I,,, pu, :
poses mo a common Pl"'l' w nen "" ne
part we are not SDluI u Pal WIN
" ll'i''ii'N W. ~ ~ f' ''t.i -" 80 49,
poriioi Oh which - lI''!siieu anu 'ire
o'her pol tioh VI "a"on - o"'S ''5 ''''
I'"%ut "l N%'i"'lS. 49,, -
we nave i'Hlsfled tHe loi '''''iol VI
tne peace, nuI we ildNe pesuii 20 ,1'I
OF Go-opeIatioh ! pel,eye wiz VI o''u e.,
ana stTenE 'ilen as tlle ye",' ~ ~
so liiaI lill9 S'lp VI Nv manu- ~ j." '
nave taken now wiz "ee,' " ne
Neo' we iiNt psen " W. si ha, oo,,
tihue 10 ne roiliI pue', wy e,ian I S,ia,,