Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-21
WILSON SAYS NEW
 WORLD IS NOW
 COMING INTO LIFE
tits Futures Depends on a Community of Interests, '"
 He Declares
MAKES ADDRESS
 IN FRENCH SENATE
sons of Freedom Under Oath to See
 that Freedom Never Suffers.

Paris. Jan. 20.-President Wilson, guest of the French senate at lunch con today, delivered an address in re- ply to the greeting extended him in fine name of the senate by Antonin Dubost, it's president.
 President Wilson began by express ing his pleasure at the cordiality of the welcome.
 A new world is coming into life, the president said, adding that the world has awakened "to it's community of in- terest and it knows it's future depends on this community of interest" The future of free institutions of civilization, he added, depend upon it. It knows that if the peril to which France has bee nexposed is continued" the president continued, "the menace will reach to the entire world. Against this it is not alone France, it is the entire world which must organize itself"
 Presidents Address.
 Addressing M. Dubost and President PoincareI who was present, President Wilson said:
 "Mr. President of the senate, Mir. President of the republic:
 You have made me feel your wei come in words as generous as they are delightful and feel that you have graciously called me your friend. May not in turn, call this company a company of my friends, for every thing that you have so finely said, sir, has been corroborated in every cir cumstance of our visit to this country. Everywhere we have been welcomed not only, but welcomed in the spirit and with the same thought, until it has seemed as if the spirits of the two countries came together in an un- usual and beautiful accord.
 We know the long period of peril through which France has gone. Trance thought us remote in compre- pension and sympathy, and I dare say, there were times we did not compre- hend as you comprehended, the danger Tn the presence of which the world stood.
 There was no time when we did not know how near it was, and I fully nderstand, sir, that throughout these fylng years, when mankind has wait for the catastrophe, the anxiety of rance must have been the deepest ma most constant of all, for she did tand at the frontier of freedom. She lad carved out her own fortunes thru long period of eager struggle. pne had done great things in build g up great new France. And uSt across the border, separated from N only by new fertilization and ttle country whose neutrality, it as turned out. the enemy did not re- yecI' lay the shadow cast by the cloud ein aIcn .enveloped Germany, the cloud intrigue, the cloud of dark purpose, e cloud of sinister design. This saa ,aaow lay at the very borders of e.. Challenge to France.
 And yet it is fine to remember here ; r;, l1r Trance this was not only a "; put challenge. France did Iemole. France quietly and in
 own way prepared her sons for v.s s'luggle that was coming. She rs, vel took the initiative or did a age thing that was aggressive. She ~ prepared herself for defense, not on,e w,Her to impose her will upon other 'p.e' p.e She had prepared herself that bon S'Ier Ia people might impose it's will 4 AS Il stand with you and as mix a,nt.. 'n sne delightful people of this moa;s % l see this is their thoughts "'aaca aac always was our friend. Now ro o'omprehends and now she has at ae .o bring us this message: an.! 's 70. .anderstandings she will always auy to help.' And while as you con4;, Z, SIT, this danger may prove to he ht Fqlhg Fmsg danger. while it is true thrnce rance will always be nearest thraat raaea! Ii we cannot turn it from inv eat a1 into promise. there are anoo M e'ements that ought to reassure
 not defe S IS new awakened world. It kno, ,~s ahead of us, but around us, hvws olvsH that it's dearest interests are on,ss meu m its standing together for fil e1 of r purpose. It knows that the
 tho france. if it continues, will at mol belil of the world. It knows ainst ssp. :. only France must organize
 st sS o. enls peril, but that the world
 ofpanlze pnlze against it.
 sSo T urpose of Welcome.
 hosn;tss see In these welcomes not OH.
 h,ail1y, hnna not only kindness. not hrlvsdaes: put purpose, definite
 port tg nn one another must now
 Is of f .e another and that all :he
 x So'~llIleeedom ~lIesedom are under a common
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