Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-06


 Aiscn discussed al length disputed I.C-nts of the peace treaty and invited tlssc who oppose II to prove whether Ihcy are not absolute. cOntenptible c--tters If they do not see the game
 The president defended the shan t-Hc provision as the only solution possible by which China can be as sisted in her effort 10 regain control vt ShanIuns province. AnalyZing Ar tlcte fen of the league covenant. he -z-d that the league council could only advise and could not do that without ,.r-tcu-rence of Inc Ar1eric.7' ' mc mhnrS The right of revolution. he asserted was scrupulouSIy preserved.
 The presidents first address was at Chamber of Commerce luncheon after he had been cheered along the route of seven mile automobile ride through the streets He spoke to- night in the Coliseum where in 1916 he was renominated for the presiden- cy-
 Following the midday address. the president and Mrs Wilson went for an automobile ride and stopped at Wash ingtcn university to visit several members of the faculty who were the s-hool chumhs Of the executive.
 The presidential party arrived shortly after o'clock al the Coliseum. here msu.- nat onaI conventions hz-e been held When the president arrived the crowd that packed the hall arose and chCcrcd for more than Iorr minutes Thousands of small American flags had heeu distributed and -Le audience waved them wildly while thcy chcerel
 When Governor Frcdorick n. Gard ner introduced Mir Wilson as the fatf7c- ol world democracy there was burst uf applause \ photocra pher l1 a io"47oli' esill"ry called through, moments attention to take a fash
 -ai- sissf I.ie %. e-ilent u-u not wait saving tni~ i~ much too serious an of-- c4sion to care how we look. we ought I1 care how VIC think
 Mir N Is.cn declared that to amend inc tre4-E would mean iss failure and the isolation of the United States psI- Ci.cse who are ignorant Of world affairs. he kssid. could believe that eS on ss great nation like the United States could stand by itself and apart.
 IT the Jn ted States is to save its Idcnt- Y must SIVe the economic in terests of the world That was one reason he continued. why the Unit cl states should have representative C1 the powerful roparation commits sions- IT there were no American vo.cei cn this commission. nc asserted. this country would have to put into the hands er foreign interests seeking to control world markets American mon sy for the rehabilitation of the world.
 That said the president. ~is what they call playing a lone hand" Ii isi P.ay,-9g a i9ne hand; t is p'aE.ns
 
 these things do not understand the interests of tho United States"
 should America fail 10 take it's just part in inc world rehabilitation. the tlde of the world toward America would be changed Because the world trusted % much he said. the reaction would bc accordingly great. Emphasizing how economic features GE,--e Tn war. MT Wilson described how the Germans mad dismantlcd Bel 1 gan factories The war inc added. ] Vss not political war but com | mercial war" should Inc United States stand apart economically and politically. The president continued then it must he physically ready for trouble The ration must become. he said. "a nation in arms You cannont afford to he unfriend Iy to every ybody' he continued, ''un less you can afford 10 have everybody Germany was not the only nation which has a secret service. MT. Will sou said. but every nation in Europe zlro was spying on it's neighbors, be- cause they all had to be ready for schemes of conquest to be sprung. The League Of Nations without the United States. would he -'an alliance and not a league of nations" he sa i'd. i
 There can bc no league of nations. i in true sense without the r1rtr ar- ship cf th-s great people AUG v --e are partner. let me predict tyeHi pc The senior psrtner- The olher "a | tons are looking 10 us for leadership l and directiOn.' It was clear voice said the pres ident- between armed isolation and ps3S,,i' l'a-iI.eITf.p, iic s,,id ne had nora nee. that this league would be d lcS-Gc for war II wonder. hc continued. If some pf the --ut'cncn who arc commenting un thi~ treat. have read if. ThArc Is1 [
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