The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-04-02
WE WANT PEACE, SHOULD BE DEMAND.

It is encouraging to hear Woodrow Wilson
SHARPNESS as Of adonon severity
to diligence dspeed civilized mankind will be justified in
DISPUTES and gets nowhere have been fed
They told that the treaty would be ready in three days.
next week. have not been kept The demand for
full performance must be made so loud and
5 w e % the
of nations caused the deaythe constitution
Weeks ago. The treaty could have been shaped with
Disputes frontiers the clash OF extreme
equal nsistence yet rreconcab differences disposal
of the German navy questions of racial ana
subjects have consumed the passing
The responsibility rests the conference as whole
be is the greatest undertaken by council
Of nations but its record of nonperonanee is deporab
There no figure t MASSEY to to
guide and compel it to prompt decisions There nowhere the
peace While the conference has dawded unnunbered evils
have The agents of all sorts of have
do their work. Secret and selfish have
ingy active they have opened of to the chief
ed and out the council chamber Busybodles without mum
Der buzzng they poster the with
Ruor with many than thousand tongues has filled the
fsse of the dog the
The capacity to foresee and the duty to guard against So
manded no great experience large affairs they
called only for knowledge of history understanding
the minds of millions to suggestions Of evil In all lands there
erpen of misleading ready to hiss the message Of mis-
Europe to the German breeding place of the satanic
Species they have multiplied and swarmed and pracced their
craft They put Germany in danger they threatened Austria
they have abused the hospitality they have been
frequently evident Italy and France have there been futile
invitation of the Karoy they to
have obtained foothod in Hungary In the months that
elapsed since the defeat of Germany and the aristlce
they have had enough and than enough to
and carry plans profit by the of
What active to be taken against them must
determined Parls
earlier ndecon and the unconsconabe
delay in making If there must be repressve I'M
derang nations equipped for it, and there be
doubt whatever of its The of these
society," either for defense for resistance has been grossly
exaggerated in reports But the sures defense against
the enemies of the nations the sovereign remedy for
take In place of despair
deness hunger the conference must give the nations Of
Europe hope work. and food is only by work that the de-
sucon of be repaired only by work and production
that the debts paid Only when the hands
shall again be engaged in ganfu toll will their minds be
worlds command to the conference must be- make ready the
Treaty of Peace end the and give the world chance to
get to work
which, passed. will authorize the recording of certificates
of discharge from the and marine of the
United Eates in the office Of the Register of Deeds of the
counties the state by the whom the discharge
these counties prma facie the first view evidence
of the holding of discharge and state courts need not take
judicial notice certified of discharge certificates The
this BILL however, will make the records of such
sufficient evidence of to ene discharged
base claims preference under land laws and other acts
the benefit soldiers that hereafter be passed It is
good legislation and significant in view of the fact that few
soldier realize the Importance of their discharge
record of their service and discharge with honor
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