Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-09-17

we are today II the woF5as STATS
Tho rayages otWar on qfe II
scores.of fighting fronteis 0pntin- T
uedaby any needless IAt thssiIi
Senate give the4world peace; by rati-
dcation without amendment In,
Even the amendment for, hidmost
can be said, on the provisions .ius1eSlrd
to shantunE. Nili secure - t}htngs hich
cannot be- gained It China, baeld bysf
the powerful advocacy 81 the IVnitedd
States, addresses 1tsei{ 70 thsr III chin
cry for Fighting inteSnatio nal. slongs
and meeting Just claims creatsd BY
the, covenant between 7nationss CHINA, |
after eighty Years Of oppressive Urea |
ties and despoiled rights by which all |
the greater powers have apronted di. |
reetly or indirectly, has Tor I'M first |
time IN this cQvenant and tre14y the |
method to secure Justice: and liz re.
moval OF the Oppressive eeonon1c in
reference Of stronger nafionsHhose
citizens are within eher :getex prqtected
by Z long successtonhofsinh eyeon4inen- |
tai agreements Il Moreovefs e should
be rememberedst that the eiauss reHard.
ing Shantuns ii made upon. tie state
ment ~ Japan fhst' she VIII isturn
the territory to China and;, therefore,
upon that condition. COMPLY ncs with
which promise the league, can require.
The peace Of the present and the
righteousness Of. the future can be
best met by @the notifications n9s the
covenant and treaty without amend
ment.. Let the senate axe no Eact1on
that will give any party to tho treaty.
and especially Germany ground for
claiming, that the .rat1heation pf the
United States Is not Complete, and
that changes requiring, = resumption
Of conference and negotiations have
been made in 1t. ,sxs
Among the signers in Minnesota,
Wisconsin, South Dakota, North De-
kota, Iowa and Montana are:
Minnesota.
e. J. Copper, Manufacturer.
C. B. Elliott, Jur1st.
John Lind, Ex-Governor.
Wisconsin.
Melvin A. Brannon, President Bsloit
College.
A. M. Brayton, Editor.
G. 3. Broughton, Editor.
George w. Burton, Banker.
Edward Evans, Physician.
w. L. Evans, Lawyer.
W.. s. Goodland, Editor.
Albert Hougen. Lawyer.
John Kline, Editor.
George w. Mead, Manufacturer.
R. E. Minahan, Physician. =.
Thomas Morris, formerly Lieutenant
Governor.
John M. Olin, Lawyer.
Samuel Plantz, President lawrence
University.
John Schriette, Merchant.
Gilbert E. Seaman, Physician.
James A.. Stone, Lawyer.
George Wits; Manufacturer.
August Vogel, Manufacturer.
w. P. WEIGH, Editor,
John M. Whitehead, Lawyer.
Roy P. Wilcox; State Senator.
John B. Wtnslow, Chief Justice su
preme Court.
South Dakota.
Willis c. Cook, Member National Rail
ways Commission. =. r::..,S
Coe Isaac Crawford, Ex-Governor and
ex-U. s. Senator: =,
Thomas O'Gorman. Bishop of Sioux
Falls.
w. K. Warren, President Yankton Col
lege.
George w. Clarke, Ex-Governor.
J. H. T. Main, President Iowa College
E. T. Meredith, Editor Successful
Farming. -,
Wallace M. Short, Mayor of Sioux City.
Lafayette Young, Ex-Governor.
North Dakota.
Lynn ]. Frazier, Governor.
E. F. Ladd, President North Dakota
Agricultural College.
Frank w. White.
J. H. Worst, Agriculturalist.
G. B. Waldron,~ horticultural.
Montana.
8. v. Stewart, Governor.
Michigan.
Caroline Bartlett Crane, Minister.
Loren D. Dickenson.~ Lieutenant Gov.
ernor.
Woodbridge N. Ferris, Ex-Governor.
Clay H. HOLSTER Banker,
Harry B. Hutchins, President Univer-
sity Of Michigan
w. D. Mahon. President Amalgamated
Association Of Street and Electric
Railway Employees Of America.
Dudley E. Waters. Banker.
Charles D. Williams, Bishop.
4. w. Wishart, Clergyman.