The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-31

poor and the workers have had
since the Christ" 'No man ever
looked into the frank blue eyes of
Eugene V. Debs but felt the thrill
of seeing the soul Of a man with
out guile" "a man who would be
guided by the masses of mankind
mot by golden eagles. Give the
American poems a chance" !"
He stands for justice, equality
and peace. He is Of such firm con-
victions as to prefer ten years in
prison to deviation from them. He
is a true disciple of the Christ s
ideals suffering rather than be-
tray his principles. Intelligent,
fair-minded, not for sale, for free
speech, free press, and release Of
laborers from the yoke of capital
ISM"
"He went to Woodstock Jail be-
cause he plead for justice in 1895,
and again to prison in 1919 for the
same reason. Tested and found
true" Ellis heart beats in unison
with that of He. Who died on a
cross for mankind two thousand
years ago, and he is for the broth
erhood of human kind" "Where
could the masses find a truer friend
or nobler champion?" "Debs
would fill the bill"
Woodrow Wilson
ssDRESIDENT WILSON may
have made some mistakes,
but he has been more nearly right
at all times than any man who has
ever been our chief executive. "
"He is truly a great man who has
done much for humanity; he is
neither a Roman Catholic nor q
Freemason; above cliques, partisan
politics, and UNCONVENTIONAL diff
ferences, and has the experience
needed in such a reconstruction
period as this."
"He is the embodiment of true
democracy and bona-fide Ameri.
canism; his adherence to common
justice and civic Righteousness has
placed this nation in the front
rank Of world powers and in the
front seat of national councils. .
"His interest is in better things
for the world, and not in worn.
out traditions; He has a better
knowledge Of world conditions
than any other man; he is the
greatest influence, the peoples
friend, the worlds friend, honest
and incorruptible. He is needed
and should have the opportunity
to work out better things for thu
people unhampered by war"
"a Christian whose message fol
soldiers Bibles and request fol
soldiers to read them befts the
head Of Christian nation; can
not be bribed; recognizes labor
ing people and their rights; die
not cater for Catholic votes; his
administration successful under
greater trials than any president
has encountered; stands for justice
and is author Of the plan for 8
League of Nations, the greatest
conception ever offered as means t
peace; the greatest man in tn,
world"
"The only man who has so thor
oughly espoused the cause of tn,
people since Lincoln; broad, liber
al and unselfsh in his politica
views; and works diligently to Sc
cure the greatest good for tn,
greatest number; has kept his heaC
during the most trying times il
world history"
His experience is what the ma
tion will need. Everything he hai
undertaken in the way of construc
tive legislation has proven a bless
ing. Has opposed Roman Catholi,
schemes more than any president,
"He has made good; the peopl,
can trust him; not governed by tn,
money power, progressive, avoidet
war with Mexico when German
propaganda was trying to get u
in; because he loves our soldier
and sailors and has had them caret
for; has built up the merchan
marine and should be reelected
because Of the enemies he ha
made. III bet a big red apple yol
won't print this"
HE is humanity's spokesman il
: a position to be heard for the frs
time in nearly two thousand years
he should be reelected because o
his great state papers and publi
utterances, and his acts squar
with his statements. "Fifs
: choice, Wilson; second choice. Nc