The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-09-08
WILSON SAYS IS STILL FIGHTING
 FOR THE TREATY

KANSAS CITY, Sept O. (t) -PreSldent Wilson spoke in this city today before crowd numbering fully 1000 persons while approximately half as many were unable get into the hall When he reached the speakers stand and let his gaze wander the assembage, the President could that every of his hearers ling small American flag. His first spoken words from the rosrum comment this fact which caused the audience rise and cheer the President for fully minutes before he allowed proceed with his speech
 The President appealed to his hearers to support the treaty charter for order of world affairs. lie also denounced the opponents of the treaty and did not mince his words in doing so
 Mir. Wilson will speak tonight Des Mones, Iowa His speech for the occasion will be typewriter the train carries him along toward that city.
 PRESIDENT DENOUNCES OPPONENTS
 KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 6-(P--ln his speech here today President Wilson denounced the opponents of the peace treaty ratification in heated He referred to them who are looking at the treaty with the aundiced of those who have private interests of their own which might be affected by the ratification of the treaty.
 He pointed out the fact that thirty men are con- trolling the destnies of Russia representing only themselves land commanding all others to be subservient them, refer fig to this condition of affairs Moscow being closer monopoly than that which existed Potsdam before the He also stated that the present control in Russia much more cruel than the rule of the was.
 He used this point, he said illustrate his subject saying that if the people of the United States do such little selfish groups of controlling every country in Europe they must that like group of men-sup posedy referring to the opponents of rat1tcaondOeS not plot against Americas future.
 And continuing the President said that the in Europe had been practically alone by American spirit together with the fighting qualities of United States sol diers and those of France, Great Britain and Italy The American representatives the peace conference he said realized this to be fact and also realized that up them permanently establish that intangible something the of everlasting peace that those gallant boys died for
 In ending his speech the President said that he had the greatest respect for the legislative body but th he had fight for greater that which the senate stands for "And" he concluded ' intend to fight for that cause until de!
 WILSON AT DES MONIES
 DIES MONIES, Iowa, Sept 6.--(P)-Speaking at the Coliseum here tonight President Wilson dwe on the pos siblity of the spread of bosevsm in the United States unless the peace treaty ratified promptly He referred to the policy of the opponents of the treaty being the policy of boshevsm saying that the entire world is waiting uneasiy while the poison which has been acquired from Russia is spreading in the United States.
 The President further stated that labor and capital could proceed with settlements of their difficulties nor problems like the recent railroad troubles be solved while the ratification of the treaty is in suspense He also said that America would not participate in the world labor ference Washington unless the treaty ratified before that time
 In speaking of the original idea of the league of nations 1.-the President said that the league associated with the peace treaty, American document If ratified he said will have the effect of preaching democracy to the world shifting foreign relations from basis of force Ito arbitration.