The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-05

rhcr lay" Irt'rn,:rEl'"d. Th'r" ar r.
- ~ wh"r" N"u 'nrl raw e h'' 'i,hI
Id. nnd Italians so that: thrr" - ih.t
! i.'"i.ir uy' r.. 'i'd t5"u N','iI' there. II
! can't t., =. IT,. N"'. l.l'' t" hrlr"\i-
9 mate iE.. l,n.. Nyu have 'n come /"
! n. ae Il ar =, - rs l,a can. and lh"n
+ TRUST iu tie rr"',.~S II hSi"rN :" r.
0 Distribute. Al uaE Ia" m people w"
: are un Ito. MruHE .ld'' "' IN I'M. wa
: there an many such inns drawn "a ms
! treaty. :urt t. l." drawn ~ IN Austrian
, treaty. nuI Wh"r. p"riar% lhr" M"
! MGR" lin. If ,uut sort lh1n III tn" Ger
! man treaty.
! "Wh.u w.. r1ino TO draw IN" TN" he
: tween tn" Polish r,-,pl'. and tn" German
I people. not the line between 'i'rnHnE
I and Poland lh,r" wasn't ANY Poland
I strictly speaking Tho Inn. between IN"
! t;"rman pcnpl" and III" Polish people
| Tn r.. ycrc,diStrctS iik" tn" upper part
: "r s,Il"s..,. rr rather til" eastern part ui
, Sll,~i:,. wh.'h - called Il Tp;r SilcsIh-
: l;.,ausc L a., m"uulnluNUs and tho other
. j.,rt i uu;. High N!l":;II is chicily
Polish nnI when W.. came Ia draw line
! 10 represent Poland II Was n"c"ssary I"
! include high Sllr"ia' II "" were really
! ruin:. to iIay 'lir and max" Poland up
: Of the Polish p''"rl"S wherever "" found
. th':n ~ sufficiently "l">" nr'sgn'rh""d
: t. uil" another.
Eat il Want perfectly clear that
/ ,pI,,r'-- Tia; high Siir>'a wanted Ia h"
: pIrl If Poland. Al any rat" thor" ~cr"
| German, 10 high Slir*!a whu %nld lhal IL
: did not ard th"r, for, "" dld lh"r" Whnt
4 W.. did IA 'nruN other plLr'S: "" Snlh.
! Very well. th"u. W. VIII Let III" p""p'"
| th.i -. thrr, ,i"cri'''. "" viii have Il
! referendum within 4 certain l'nEth or
! lInl~ after III" war. under IN" SunerVl-
, >!uu "f an international COMMISSION
, which VIII hav" a suf!rIcnt armed force
, hrhnd II L. preserve order and sec that
! nnl,0dv inlrrfrrrS with In elections.
! w. Will HAY" AN absolutely free Nnt"
., and High SIlcSiL shall 60 either tn Ger
many or to. Poland as tic r"opl" in
"Nnd TIA, illustrates many other
gases whrr" we provided for n rcforcn-
DUN or n rlcshcscitc. rs they choose to
call H. ana are going 10 leave II to the
pcopl" th"ms' Ives as We should have
| done. what government they shall live
! under.
/ 1T Is mono OF my prcroE ativ"s TO all
| other peoples tu this government and
tho other. 1t IS noh0dy's right u do tho
! haIl"tinE except III" p""pl. themselves, IS
. shot through with IN" Am"ricln prln-
! cipl 90. the choice Of the governed
/ "Or course it At times wCRt further
! than we could, make practical policy
/ ~. b. caTSc various peoples wtr" Keen
upon getting back portions Of lh"ir pop
ulations which were separated from
, them hv many miles "f territory and We
! couldn't spot over with nth" pieces OF
| separated states.
Il even had t. remind my italian col
! leagues that e they wr"r going 10 claim
every plaCr where there WAS larG"
: Italian pnrulntion.. "" would hay" :"
Crdc New York To- them. h"chuS' ihfrn
are NOR" Italians in New York than IN
! any Italian city.
| "Rut | believe. hrNn. that the 1iaI-
ans IN New York '1'y ar" rs glad tn
stay there rs W" ~ t" hav" them. I
I would not HAY" YOU *urp"&" lhht am
! int mating that my Italian ""iIrnSucS
! entered any claim for New York city.
/ I'VE are all peoples ~ tn" world my
=, fellow C!t!Xrns. ought 10 y" ahi" /" un-
dcrstand the questions Of THIS TRAY
and without anybody explaining lhrH
TO us: for We arc made UP "f al ih'
| peoples Of tho world. dar" say nat IN
! this audience thor" arc representa- YES
| Of practically all tho peoples dealt with
IN his treaty.
You don't have To hav" n" c1D'atn
national ambition :" you: nau"na! anr'r-
! atlors You have been brought mp on
th":r: yuu learned Of thcm sine" H"n
were children and II is th"~" national
aspirations which We sought I" r"aI:|"'
| But We do much more than that.
: This treaty contains. among "'h"r
+ things = magma chart;t "f iah"r--a thing
. uuh~trd nf until this Interesting year 81
, tr,atv devoted to arrangements. by
! which the interests Of th"S" VII" lahor
Z with their hands all over tn" world -
} whether they hc Al"n or women or chill
! drrn. are all Of them 10 u" SatrGuaruru.
! Md next month there is Ia meet IN"
: first assembly urdrr tbs section or IN"
! lcaCu,--and Let M" tell You II Will mert
whether the treaty is ratified BY that
! time or not
There is TO meet m assembly which
/ represents tho interests Of the laoorlnc
, mn tIrou=h"ut the world not their
! political Interests. There * nothing