White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-14
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his travelling companions hat TIE
American people want no more Of var
and war 20 bsconn< part Of the league
20 that here may Be 10 more var. be
struck The Keynote uhen ~ said n lis
first address. in Columbus OHIO:
THIS treaty vas rot Intended ners
, 10 ead this single var. IL q meant
~ Q notice 10 ese5 government who
u the future viii attempt this thing
what Germany ~atteupted) that man
kind will unite 20 inIict the same pun
tshment There IS 10 national triumph
70 be recorded in this treaty. There b
% glory sought for any particular nz-
rron- TIE thought Of the statesmen
collected around that table VAS Of
heir people. Of the safferugs they had
Sorp through. Of the losses they had
Incurred Of fhst great ~thrvbbing hear
which zas 30 depressed q ~fOrioFn. >
szd In every memory il had Of the i've
rragical years that have gone By Let
- never forget those years, my fellow
coantrymen let - never forget the
purpose. high and dlsinterested- With
which America lsat Is strength, not
for IT. osB giory but FOR the defense
II mankind
As | said. his treaty vas hot in
tended merely TO end tbs war. II vas
intended 10 prevent any similar var
I wonder Il some Of the opponents ef
the Leazae OF Nations have forgotten
The promises ~s made our people be
fore ~ went to that peace table. We
lad taken by processes Of av the
flower Of our youth from every eoun
tryside. from every household. and We
told those mothers and fathers aud 50
iers and wives and Hesthearfs thai
~e were taking those men to fight :
war which would end business OF that
-orf. and IL we 90 NOT end u. II Ne do
not do the best that una concert OF
action can do TO cad IL. we are Of al
men the most unfaifhful-the most IN
faithful Il the loving hearts who sui
fered in this war. the most unfalthfai
10 those households bowed Ia grief and
yet lifted with the feeling that he lsd
laid down his life for Z great thing
end, amonr other things. in order that
other lads might never have 10 do ths
same thing
THAT In what the League OF Nations
is for-to end this war justly and then
not merely To serve notice on q 90,
eminent which would contemplate fhe
same things Germany contemplated
that they will do 80 ~ their peril. but
also concerning the combination Of
power which will prove 10 them that
they will do IL al their peril II 10 idle
10 say the world will combine against
you but IL is persuasive to say the
world 10 combined against you the
League of Nations is the only thing
that can prevent the recurrence Of this
dreadful catastrophe and redeem our
promises
League VI Nations would have pre-
vented the late conflict. The President
asserted. explaining:
II did not meet a single public nan
who did not admit these things That
Germany would not have gone INTO this
war II she thought Great Britain was
eoing inro IL, and that she most Ger.
tsinly would never have gone into II
had she dreamed America was soias
into II. And they all admit that q no
tice beforehand that the greatest pow
ers of the world would combine to pre-
rent this sort OF thing would prevent
IL absolutely"
He pointed out other important fes
lures of the peace treaty. ho~ II wa
the redemption OF weak nations. giyinl
them freedom which otherwise they
never could have won how IL SAYS
Those people have a right 10 live
their own lives under government,
which they themselves choose and
how "fhat is the American principle
and / was glad 10 fight for H. Thaf
was the very heart Of the treaty hs
said
He drew attention Il the section oi
the treaty which II Magma Charts oI
labor. 1T forecasts the day" he said
hours. conditions and recommendations Of
tabor. IL ~fOrecases the day be said
which ought 10 - ye come long ago
when Statesmen giIl realize thai NJ
nation IN fortunate which In mol hap
py, whose people are not contented
eonfented In their lives and ~fortunat.
In the circumstances Of their Iivea."
In conclusion, the President said b,
felt certain the treaty will be accepted
and vas only impatient OF the delay
He added do you realize. my fellow
citizens. that the whole world Ia wait
Ing on America, The only country Ia
the world that IL trusted today 10 tn,
United States, and the world Ia waitini
TO see II Its trust IL Justified"
Mr.. Wilson's Ind napolis speech we
ike the n at Col INDUS, an explana
zion Of he league. an appeal for ID
ratification. and q prediction that
/ Waa SURF TO come into being