The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1919-09-13
WORLD WATTS FOR US
Future Free From War If America
Carries Out Her Pledges, E
Says Executive.
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rey he has undertaken LOT VIZ YNil'V.,e
Of laying before tle piah pVVp'N 4
port of his WORK IN faris anu e1p'',''a ,,
ing TO them JUST Wl'o1 uio
means. ~
Thus far in his travels ne nus eyer!
where met with warm gree Hes' polh
In the great halls where ne mas aVpsAeD
formally and IN Che little cross fo'M
hamlets where his train has hQllel ~
{mas and he has exchanged words
with the villagers VIII pressed forward
TO greet him. He feels and does pct
hesitate to say SO when chatting Wlth
his travelling e0mpunlons, Jdt the
1ncrtlan ptop,c J,..t no more OF Waf
and want TO become part OF the league
eo that lhere may be DO more Wif. ne
struck the kevrote when he a1,d 10 ~
iirst address III C,.'ulbus. Ohio.
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MS a notice to cyerv royernmenf WHO
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US never lorsel lli.a' years 10y itiIoW
CoNAtrEmeH iet ,5 never dofsel lhe
purpose. AIaii ana 'bsI''eiea'eo. dlu.
Wincl Aihei'C'' leiit 4a slleAs.H, hOL
el"fF hHb 10Y lAe aeleise r.
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VAS ! said, TINS treaty was not In /
tended merely TO end ths war, 1t was
intended tQ prevent any similar war.
I wonder If some Of the opponents ot
the League OF Nations have forgotten
the promises we made OR people b.
fore we went 90 that peace table. We
Lad taken by processes Of law the
flower of our youth from every eoun-
tlEsdo, from every loaseh0ld, ana We
told those I0thcrs and fathers and slS-
ters ard wives cnd swce,hear.s thai
we were taking these men to- fight e
war wlith would end business Of thai
sort, and il we DO not end it, if we iD
not do the best that human concert 0f
action can do to end it, we are OF ah
men the most unfaithful-the most mi- !
faithful to the loving hearts who slIf-
fered in this war; the most unfaithful
TO those households bowed in grief and
yet lifted with the feeling that the lad
laid down his life for a great thing,
pnd, among other things, in order that
other lads might never have to do the 1
same thing.
"That is what the League of Nations
Is for-to end this war justly and then !
not merely to serve notice on a gov
ernment which would contemplate the !
same things Germany contemplated
that they win do so at their peril, but
also concerning the combination OF
power which viii prove to them that .
they will do 1t at their peril. 1t is idle
to say thel world will combine against
you; but it is persuasive to say the .
world is combined against you the,