The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-19

satisfied with putting !,
they put 1t in the second !
succeeding year. This !
1t; 1T is hereby dec,a. ~
policy OF the United States !.
ing and settling its nv, N
putes to leave them to ! s' ,s'
arbitration this il ~, ''1l
.iohs-to the end that ths
IN the future avoid tha
crease of armament owe. Y
But it realizes that no j,
can dlsi'rln. and without ,ha'
mean the maintaining j. 's =
standing in military strs,. :
way OF arms. The nrs',ss'
thorized and requested i ~
proper time. not later ,ha y
OF the war in Europe'--,ha,.
~" ''s mo the war-ar,
efhments of the world y
ser'a'lves to form a plan q,
fion of Il board Of arh,' ~
"'her proposals and to eaa
question OF disarmament.
nave Inc league of nations !,
dent is hereby authorized
c'tlzehs. and they also prov,a
appropriation to pay ~
ana now they have it thev !
1T. daughter). (Applanss'
They also provided in Il
''oh mat If there could -
arrangement: that if tha,o
Shch an agreement in view
gram, that the president ],
Gel the building of ships am,
the bill. or so mucb - ~
thought wise under the ci,.,,
They We're contemplating
biiities Of stopping the M,
gram of that bill. Il -,
sooner than they expected. Z
Must Seek Peace,
IF we are headed tow.
then we must take the necos.
TO secure it and we must ma.
rlhces necessary to secura
only discuss it. have hoard
the other nations are MT
good faith and that we ara
nation acting in good faith :.
TINS Is not true. can test
was occupied with honorah,
the other side of the wafer
ienge anybody to say where
Deen a reputation of a NAT;
CATION by France or Italy
britain or by Japan. Japan
her obligations and .Japan
acknowledged and undertake,
tain justice and peace In,
Justice. 1t cannot be said IL
dent that any nation has be.
orable or that any nation ha,
faith.
so also in discussing
contained in the clause. whe
withdraw upon two years nd
that time we have fulfilled
national obligations. / WI
what are you worrying abd
you afraid that we will not
filled our obligations. am
an American to believe AM
the kind. We never have
fulfill an international oblig|
we never will. Our internati
cations will always look toI
fllment to the highest purpo
citizens. When we came /
ence as a nation we prom
selves and promised the VI
we would serve liberty ev
we were three million str
and shall we when one hun
lion strong now fail to fl
promise we made when
weak? We have served man
we shall continue to serve
for l believe that we are Il
of mankind as far as civil
concerned.
Sure of Verdict.
But please do not let me
impression in your minds I
arguing with you. | am not
| am expOunding. ! am jus
what the verdict will be as
rendered. What has touched
convinced me most is not
men have told men, nor whl
large affairs have said to NJ
low their cOunSelS and seq
guided by them. but by what
pie have said to me, partlc
what women have said to
when l see a woman. plainly
with marks of labor upon mel
says God bless you, MI.
and God bless the league OF
then I know the league OF
safe. I know the league o
is close to the hearts OF thos
(AplauSe.) A woman cam
the other day and took my
said God bless you. Mr..
and turned away in tears.
neighbor What is the matter
said she WAS intending 70
thing 70 YOU. sir. but she
in France. That woman ""
my hand with the feeling una
should not have been sent