The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-19

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Comrades in Great Cause.
This is not the occasion upon which
to utter euloSy of the armies Amer
lea sent to France, but perhaps, since |
am speaking Of their mission, | may
speak also of the pride | shared with
| every American who saw or dealt with
them there. They were the sort Of
men America would wish to be repre-
scented by, the sort Of men every Amer
lean would wish to claim as fellow
countrymen and comrades in a great
cause.
They were terrible in battle, and
gentle and helpful out of it, remember
ing the mothers and the sisters, the
wives and the little children at home.
They were free men under arms, not
forgetting their ideals of duty in the
midst of tasks OF violence. am proud
to have had the privilege Of being as
ISOLATED with them and OF calling my
self their leader.
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and of right a lasting triumph in th'
assurance of which men might every
where live without fear.
Old entanglements Of every kin'
stood in the way-promiSeS which gov
ernments had made to one another IL
the days when might and right were
confused and the power of the victo
was without restraint. Engagement
which contemplated any disposition
Of territory, any extensions OF SOW
ereignty that might seem to be to tn
interest of those who had the pOwe
to insist upon them had been entere'
into without thought Of what the pee
pies concerned might wish or prof
by; and these could not always b
honorably brushed aside. 1t was no
easy to graft the new order of idea
on the old, and some of the fruits 0
the grating may, fear, for a tim
be bitter.
Thrust lynon Conference.
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