The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-13
.roHEiGN BORN LATELY HERE MIX GREETINGS WITH MA
 TIVE INDIANS.
TALKS IN NORTH DAKOTA
World Not Yet At Peace, Mir. Wilson Tells Bismarck Aadience--Glves Warning of Dangers Without
 the League.
Mount Clements News Bureau.

cial Train. The great diversity of types of Americans over whom Woodrow Wilson presided came strikingly to his attention as he made his way through North Da- kota and Montana toward the Pacific coast. Copper hued Indian braves, with their squaws and papoosesd took the hand of the great White Father.
 Fair haired men and women from far Scandinavia pressed forward to greet the President. Others who used to know as their fatherland Germany, Holland and even Russia, hailed him. Grizzled cavalrymen, who in years gone by fought the Red Skins in this same region, saluted. cowboys and COW girls in dashing costumes rode toward him at breakneck speed and whirled quirts over their heads. Ho and his companions saw more differ. ent kinds of Americans than one or dinarily realizes go to make up our country. MT. Wilson's one speech in North Dakota was at Bismark, the capital. It must be chronicled that his remarks there were received with much less enthusiasm than at any other stop he has made. Just why this was so was not quite apparent, except perhaps that his audience of 1,500 was composed largely of those of Teutonic and Scandinavian birth, who are naturally not so given to noisy enthusiasm as born Americans.
 Governor Greeta President.
 He was introduced by Gov. Lynn J. Frazier, whose two young daugh- ters attracted the attention of the President and Mrs. Wilson because of their names. It appeared that Gov. Frazier attended the State Agri. cultural University, and in honor of his Alma Mater called one twin Unie and the other Versfe. This delighted the Wilson's. The world is not now at peace, the President declared. Phy sically, perhaps it is, but mentally not. The mind of the world Is i'll at ease and will be until America's yer dict as to the League of Nations Is recorded for all to know The vic tory has been won only over the force of a particular group of nar tions. not over the passions of those nations or the others which opposed them. After declaring that the League by it's justice and humanity would do away with these hatredss the President said: "Tf those princi. ples cannot be maintained-and they cannot without the League-thess passions will blaze up again and there will be in the hearts of those peoples despair which will bring about universal chaos" Men in de- spair do not construct governments. Men in despair destroy governments.
 Hungry Men Run Amuck.
 Men whose affairs are so upset that they cannot get food, cannot get clothes, cannot turn to any authority that can give them anything, run amuck. When man has got an emp. ty stomach, most of all whom those he loves are starving, he is not going to serve any government. He is go- ing to serve himself by the quickest way he can nd After explaining tho benefit of having nations lay their causes before public tribunal for discussion, as means of preventing war, MT. Wilson continued: "You dare not lay bad case before man. kind. You dare not kill tho young men of the world for a dishonest pur- pose. We have let thousands of our lads go to their death in order to con- vince not merely Germany but any other nation that the world does not mean to permit any inquity of that sort"
 Discusses ArtiIe Ten.
 Dfscoursing upon the much crit icised Article Ten, the President said it meant merely the Fixing of the land titles of the territories of Europe" Just as the State of North Dakota fixed the land titles of it's farmers and ranchers.. If the State did not do this. every land owner would have to guard his property with a gun, and because the Euro pean nations did not have their titles established by universal law. they al- ways had to stand guard over their lands with guns and fleets. After his sneech MT. Wilson was driven to the Bismarck Country Club. which over looks Fort Lincoln, whence General Custer in 1876 started on his fatal tourney. There the President shook