The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-26
TO GIVE UP NOTHING, SWEARS HUN
Dz7l *; She MUST LOSE RHINE, FRENCH VIEW
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
He Himself Said So"
They Differ Slightly
Let's Land That Flag

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assert. lp>c dixit IT, himself
said ~. lie. Of course. referred
to their teacher
senator Reed of Missouri has
made similar Use Of the "ipse
diXit' weapon against President
Wilson = league of nations plan.
The Middle Wrstcrncr quotes with
considerable effect an extract from
the president , address Of May III,
l9lli
We cannot form alliance, with
those who are not going our way
aud in our might aud majesty aud
confidence and dchuitcurs, Of our
own purpose, We need not and We
should not form alliance, with any
nation iu the world
Vet an alliance 3, precisely what
the league of nations. u, al present
proposed. amounts iu, We believe
II il. in fact, u ,upcralliancc an
alliance more binding and more
drastic than any into which any
nations have hitherto entered.
Surely We should pause before en-.
trriug into such q pact with those
who are not going our way.
And most of the European ma.
iiuns are not going our way. Their
path of stutcsmanship Is different
from ours Many of the national,
territorial, and economic riyalries
si'll persist, and the PRONUNCIATION
of u world league constitution will
not wipe them away.
The twilight Of war will come
only when the nations are done
with Mars That condition will be
thr result only of evolution, not
legislation The Wpriuriplrd ua
tiuu can still consider the league
pact o scrap of paper, and 'rhuo,
viii rume again
bet there prevail % strong feel
ing against unjust war Lrr there
hr persistent propaganda against
aggression. lrt international
morality hr quickcucd ~ that
when one uatiun h. miu,tly az.
tackled the rest ol the world viii
u,tWrttvcly realize that the men.
grr o., d common one. and rush iu
the victim f, defense just %, Britain
aud America went 90 fho rescue uI
France aud Belgium
In the presence pf mi, mtrrua
t'unal sentiment, the most aggrr,
,ivc nation will pause before at
tempting any scheme uf daring
MclipolItlk Al amy rate. such
u comfy among nations will act
"a, q deterrent q, potent 90, the pro
posed league uf nations, without
the hitter ; many dangers.
ulm.frlUil difference uf opinion
regarding the peace t'rWH thlt trr.
many ir tu slEu BE- expressed hN tho
respective sppkosmou uf the Two Duu-
lNt'IuF interests
% swear that tho government viii
not surrender one Iu,h of g,rutu
Territory says tho German minister
of finance
The right bank of the lyhiup must
not h'lnug tu Prussia" with equal pm.
phnsis declares the former French
minister of missions abroad
THIS defiant attitude uf GsrmuuN .
deserve careful .tuly uu the part ui
she allied statesmen. Nut that rrus.
su is In any position tu enforce hri
defiance. but her attitude be- onlght.
,uiuF insofar as u shows the amount
pf ,uutritiuu that the Huns feel fui
upspttIuF th, peace ut the world
The longer the peace treaty l- de.
laNpi tho more defiant GcrmunN
grows. aud the more trouble D. "a,
entente going 90 have when 10 -vski
tu impose lts conditions upon her
Sew Mexico ought to GO after thn
Liberty Loan flag with all its might
According 90 q dispatch from Wash
iurtuu to-day. the state attaining th'
largest over subscription 20 the Vie
tory Loan viii be- awarded the Am
crican flag which has floatod uve
the capitol dome ON historic occasion
since the United states entered ihl
war.
During the last Liberty Loan drive
Nsw Mexico achieved tenth place II
the matter uf over subscriptions. Le
us make 10 nine uotChes higher thl
uUc.
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