The evening world., 1919-09-05

piAce, my feflow citizenship the sub
ifcts that we are now Obliged 70
discuss and decide. Politics in the
wider sense has a great deal to DO
With it--the politics OF the world, the
spollcy OF mankind. the concert Of the
sssthods by. which. the world is to
r6e bettered--that concert Of win and
of action which win make every ma
.e.tion a nobier instrument Of divine
fproyidence. kn q
81 II have sometimes heard gentlemen
: disgusting the questions that are now
S,osfors us with distinction drawn
between nationailsm and lnternation-
sallum In these matters. IL Is very oh-
.,,abnlt for me 10 follow their dlstinc-
.stion. Tho greatest nationalist IL the
.esnhn who wants his nation to be the
Rsaeatest nation. and the greatest ma
don IL the nation which ponetrates
ttothe heart OF It's duty ond mission
nauouR the nations OF the world.
81 tswth every flash Of insight into
hsh. great politics Of mankind the ma
Stion that has that vision is lifteo up
TO a place Of influence and power
swh,ch a cannot get by armies which
Fltycannot ret by commercial rivalry'
.s~nieh Il can get. BY other way than
aehaa spiritual Leadership which comes
SfHom a profound Undertaking q
the probie0as OF humanity.
.DtFFicULT TO DISCUSS MAT
81 TERs IN WASHINGTON.
s-OTt is In the light Of ideas OF this
.ort that conceive a privilege to dis
e,,a. tho matters that have come
aSny from Washington 90 discuss. I
have come away from Washington TO
d,scuss them because, apparently ~
~ dlffioult to discuss them In wash
ineton.
lhUrhe whole subject is surrounded
-!ath mlsts which u is difticuh 70
pepetfate. ft
II brought home with me from the
other side OF the water a great doc
nment. a great human document but
IIsr you hear II talked about IN
svashington for a while you think Il
las lust about three or four clauses
hat 8
aYou fancy that It has a certain
Article x in IL: that II has something
hbout the Monroe Doctrine in II: that
has something about quitting
rithdrawlng from the League, show
~ you that YOU do not Jvantsto play
he game. and / do not hear about
anything else An II. ..N|
~why, BY dear fellow citizens, those
IRE mere details and Incidents OF
reat human entefpriss, and ] have
bought the privilege of telling you
What. / conceive that human enter
rise TO be.
~rhe war that has Just been nm
|bhed was no accident.
"Any man who has followed the
aDlitics OF the world up to the critical
hraak must have known that that
As the logical outcome Of the pro-
psbeb that have preceded IL; must
hve known that the nations OF the
orld were preparing for that very
: hing and were expecting II.
EXPECT OVATION TO WILSON
NI AFTER ARRIVAL.
Ranks Of troops from Jefferson Bar
hicks presented arms as the PreSl-
1ht and Mra Wilson stepped from
ks train thls morning. and n militury
h2d played 'srhe Star-Spangled
banner" The crowds at this point
hahed The lines Of soldiers, good ma
hredly jostied aside the boys in
thaia. who carried rifies with flxed
tayonets. and massed around the
prfsidents machine striving to shake
Maids.
IN addition 10 the people on the side
alks along the route 20 the hotel
Fery window was filled ana mauy
we're on the roofs. Signs hSd been
Hasted In a number OF windows bear
lhg sucn messages as Tell It to 'em.
Woodrow" and "we're with you.'
Woodrow"
One automobile bearing huge plae-