Republican farmer., 1919-05-09

The war came. It big enterprise and it consumed the national energy Republicans Democrats unit ed to the and vast enterprises managed by the cooperation of of all sorts of political social and economic opinion.
 Sometimes mistakes made. There was extravagance waste relatively these things back conditions and individuals They the inseparable consequences following doing things
 The war and the mastery the nations leaders, judged by toaliy what done by mperfec tions Was the enterprise well managed? Did it. in the whole, function successfully. It would if there could be but to these questions The well aged the victory the soldiers and sailors will soon be returned to civil life.
 America advantage foreign experience and eign effort much the better All that be demanded leadership that it efficiently the possibilities of its time.
 The American prompt successful. It might either had British experience been lacking British experience not absent American leadership profitted by the fact
 There has been no such war as this before swift adequate and victorious preparation America made for it.
 which indicates of the grevous which marked the early years of British participation in the
 There is to suppose that if Americans could read Sir John French book they would find additional for being pleased with the accomplishments of their own country Senator Watsons indictment of the administration is his utter failure the greatness of his try; of the deeds his cOuntrymen did
 MT King added somewhat to Senator Watsons list of ad mnistrave called. He charged that President Will international socialist
 There of socialists, Those who affiliated socialist political organization, which has for it's object the application through control of govenfen principles international socialist is any member such party who believes that the working world should make for MarXian principles
 Mr. King does not intend to claim that MT. Wilson is an international socialist in this of the term.
 therefore that Mr. Wilson is the second sort of socialist the type who of the opinion that there ought to be cooperation of all sorts.
 The League of Nations is distinctly in this of social ism effort to induce to cooperate for brotherhood and less
 During the Mr. Wilson brought into being certain forms of cooperation such taking the railroads ee phone teegraphs and shppng the direction of prices and materials But every other country the things under the duress of otherwise being de- absence of such methods there would have been nextrcabe confuson and the delay preparation might ended at period the peo- necessity of these changes
 Kings accusation amounts 10 than this, that in winning the Wilson took the nexoraby essary steps that Lloyd George and Cemenceau took.
 The point of the present discussion is this. At the Demo- cratic Homer will be present. who holds the position in the Democratic party that Will H. Hays the Republican party It will be worth the time to Cummings say about the purposes plans and accomplishments of the Democratic party
 Having the views the citizen will make up his mind which he prefers.
 something constructive to offer; something quite diff ferent from the policy of destruction which the theme of MT. Hays remarks.