Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-05
WILSON SAILS ON SECOND TRIP
TO PARIS DETERMINED NOT To
COME BACK IT'LL IT'S ALL OVER"
Small Crowd At Pier Early
This Morning A. George
Washington Leaves Pres
ident And Mrs. Wilson Bid
Farewell To America
From Ships Bridge.

new York. March k-PrAaid ant
Wilson sailed today m -. ee.u, senond
voyage to France detarn,,ned 60 he
said In his MetronoIitan 1nern house
speech here last night NOT to "come
back till it's over ovar there,n The
TRANSPORT George Washington hearing
the presidential Marty LEFT Hohoken'
N. j.. pier at 7.15 a m N
The chief executives denarture was
marked by simplicity which con-
strasted will, the noisy decentralization
given him when the George Washing.
ton carried M. wilson from Ameri-
can waters on his first Journey to
TODAY there was onIv sinai, crowd
of persons assembled at the army
transnor+ pier To these tha nresi-
dent hat IN hand Y and Mrs Wilson
waved farewell ereetings az the
George washington swung ont into
the lower Hudson river while the
band on the transnort Great North :
ern. berthed nearby. nlayed the star
Snanrled Ranner
standing on the bridge tho nresi-
dent and his wife saw the Stars and
and heard the honning of tho nresi-
dental salute of 81 gins Al the
transnort turned ha. nose +owara the
Statue of Liberty an escort nf de-
strn,,e,,. y. ~ ,'ns. o. GIL, Sa M.
harpo,. ,,,e. s. ennI,, $685. Sos.,,.a ~
the strife ~ aar;ne ~ worEars esso "
TIE nresiaant anS NJ. Wilson had
ascended to The hridsa soon aftar 3
o.nInoI NJ xx,;,son ~ heaa nS
ohoHt % tho dacrs S "aarIv o I twn honrsl @
hov;n, heen tha arst " ~ nras;'
othe..s !.raro s,eae. ~ r,,,, 49, tr.n.o
u.ns uu,.. .,,ad 'eiep "nen et'e - aus
pol. sasu A., - ,,.
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a ahna.d T tho % noarntns nana,.. ~ NJ. i've
noS l,ao,, n,asa rast - ~ ,eaaria - +
w Mn'.a st. Mas aous ,., " ne ofaW ,st, ~ we..
LIP, tns pi1slue' h,I' ~. onery' asl "ss..ns .ss g
tha % n,ann MI onto ~ 1 the % nier and and hnrried -
PLAIN 3. on.o .!e PIC. anu nJs ..os, =,
tnrougn tne nas.oecorateo arcnway
70 news stanu Wnere ne puicnaseu
me papers an, amu caMe: cunning paeh ~ ~
e e,, sup; ra;,tas s +,a e was.ars % dsyer+,,re o
These newspaners Icontained the
text Of the sneecr,e. AZ the nresadent
and former President Taft. in sup.
mort n fhe league Of nations at the
Metronolitan sOnera house last night
They alao told ~ the a actiyities ,f the
,,resident IN the eve Of hia depa resire
tyea before MID
night when Mr.. Wilson arrived II
Hoboken and It was early morning
before he reached his sfaferoon. sc
that his. slAen was onlv. brief '5"Ns
The nresident arrived At the Met.
ronoiitan Gnera ho,,se about S:15
O'clock last nieht After Mr.. Taft and
he had snoken. the nrasident ASSERT
inn tha+ ian overwheininp maiority
nftha Americo - nenniani. e favor o1
the Ieo e,a - na+inns '..Mr WILSON re.
aa;,,ad e 81 deia.ation ~ Ir,sh Ameri.
ee.seu ,,,4,, ..,i,a,a S;.o,,ssad tta "a.
:.., s.ans w" ISnias t*La saaoa oon
ference
poss ou..ant,re
Neu, yori4 Mach the ceorpe
vashineton nassed n,,srantine at 9:1G
a -, and WAS saI,,ted Nv 21 rnns by
the II. s. s. Amphitrite and by
whistles blown bysali the steam Graf,
in the lower bay.
c,,,,, q, Good Sh.ne
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The George WasnineIon mao peer
overhauied ana repalnteo SINCE ne
arrival IN new fo.k week as1
That the president may De IN toucI
with the shore during the entire voy
With a, new nigh powered wireless ap,