Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
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AUGUSTA calUT MJQUl AUDIENCE

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world recognizes orr Ef.afness and
we shrink. In answer u the caii for
worifi 1ead1rzhip Senator Ixgdge, with
nne pniizh anAs dignity xzys. "ren
rnDusand tins No" Seminar Hurna
snnuts. 'We should be N we wsre
S1natnr Burnh shgnad know bertnr.
fou c4nnUt mAlEe mnttun tnrD lAmh.
Ing afte1npf iE wure tf1nn ths muf-
t1n. We oHunut IN IA We wHrz, Enn
We UNIT wMnt tu. Tint rnrunfk in
only une ut1ernnce Of an explnf2eti
prannenfsaa puanihnfty
Are We prepared for wurid laAGe,,-
ship HAve we tim nruadrn of gym
pHrnT, TIM a4zfify az view, ana the
cnncspfuA pDw9r 70 euuap TN fnr
tnHf ofnusg Yon cnunuf nick n M
tion at randnm ana nut II nj TIM
top of moral and suiriruzl leader-
ship. The graat1sf nnrirm vii, he the
une with thu highest ifauaa. md rne
one thRt In prapxxad nm uunke thu
grnarest sncr1ncH"
Dr.. Sadmnn tpurssd sun. .c~
spots and symptoms uf future truu-
Bile, amung tfnm the rnne frutrrd Of
the west whuse mputhpiere in Ern.-
tDr johnson; the race hatred Of the
suurh with it's lynchtngs and either.
feHfures; the wide circulation ar the
HeErst papers ana other Inv clnm
publications. ''They only argue thar
crutches are fur crfpples," he said
The most dangerous peopie are
those vino can read and write bur
cAnnof think. We have a mnas Of
them with nothing IN them TO re-
hsve the dead weight OF utter meft-
ocrffy- II we will be broad we must
on necessity be shallow"
II l1h.Bo0, 600 people are to march
one way they must have a cumrnun
piaIeau frum which 10 project their
Thought TO the desired end. We call
OURSELVES the elect We are uuf eIecf
10 anything but service. II we fnve
great men we must grow them as we
grow corn Il il not true that Gofi
mas special care for America T,e+,s
mix brains with our p,erv. what On
Ludendorn and thu Sultan ca,,. q s,,,,,-
stt1nes reisning IN Heaven il they
-~~~ ShA4s AElSA Uu 90t~I0-
I. One thing we must dn. as DR. cod-
man sees II, is to reorgauize educa-
ION 10 take care OF the -.oo0. ggg H.
iiterates, have Of whum ARE native
porn and bred. He made a stirring
pieh Iur adequate teachers and sal
a'ies ana suggested that men hHve
place m teaching, f women orive
them out OF all other lines of .c-
eivlfy. He warmed against river arm
cation, reminding that efiurstaa ~
PIC are me most beastly. Ingruwiur
cns.ure is as bad as improving toe-
nH1is lie cited the Prussiaus WIN
would weep over Chopin. and IN He,-
sium nail baby 10 a barn door ana
forget if. --o
NO culture is worth having" he
salo' unless IL as shot rhr-uurh ms
through with Righteousness. r the
churcn Is to guide sand dirrate as
she dld not IN the late war. we n,uu+
forget Our .diHsenziuns ana a;rs.,
encss and do away with f5enn.,,na
lonahsm. II the Protestant cf,,r,t,,,
"a England and Germany had had a
common bond, the war womb mt
nave taken place"
ror MINISTERS, an for teachers nr
Nauman pleaded the liviur u.r.
Gauss He said: We have m 1,,,.,-+,,
III froIesrRnrism. There is n, rno,,.
''ssraoing tyranny than is fo,,nf5 IL,
iiiAnS OF our churches. where ur,s.
IsTpus iaynen and laywomen sfarva
Ihe minister into submission and sub-
lection TO their little wills. vh,,.,
ne care NOT say his soul in ..is ou,v
,rncn less leil the truth about them
ministers should not be pauperized
pui VIII be until churches 1rnits ans
give them the right and ouuurt,ni+y
10 serve as they wish
Our reiations toward Other, nu+scr.,
came IN for consideration. nar+ic,,-
larry toward England. .swhv ~.
failing out as soon as The UNIV J..
won? Why the active propaxsnt,a ~
stir up strife between us ana rr-
land? Things are being said IN ~,
SehAte 1naf Twelve months ann
"onid have been -re.son ara;ns. n,
any. There is nothing to the Learue
on NATIONS without uniry uf +,,,
English speaking race"
LII Iauman recalled our t5ebt r,
rance and said: III President vii
son oin not bring home a rrea+v RI
PROMISED aid To Franco m ev.r+ nj
German attack, he ought tn so back
and get it,
LIZ Cauman went hack over the
ground OF the armistire ana neac.
ano Expressed his ouiuiun fhsf m.
treaty should have bern ma.
soon as the armistice and s.eg0 mn
men should have been sent TN aer,,,
Id enforce IL Foch and Perzbi,~
and HEig should hive caYunea =,
Berlin until the terms Of the +r..+,,
were enfurred. Then womb hayp
neen the time To talk OF a league os
nations
OF the peace cnuferonre dalsratsun
rrum the United States, he sai6.
The President should i1ave taken
four surs with him instead nf fnur
moons 10 revoive around him. 1 he
had risen above party, as he never
has done. and taken Chief Justice
White. Roosevelt of blessed mann
DRY. Taft. his firmest supporter. anfI
Elihu Root, the keenest lsEnl mimi
uf the age; or John Shnrp williams
and Senator Lodge he would have
brought hack an accepfni5le t,eatv
because psnple would have falssu n
as the best that could be written
Hpw long win this trenty exist nm
less there I'm execlrfiye fsyrce l,.,,,,.S