The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-10

medical aud uuartcrmssfer services.
ia, Mann. OF Chicago, represent.
iur NE oranNc-crush compnns,
manufactures or a widely advertised
drink. Is In the city today ON bust
y. w. Norment Of Santa Ne was in
Ainuuueruuc ycaterday,
There WI be q regular session OF
the pyth'an sisters tonight at >
Col b. K. n. stiirfu his gone 10
the pccoa on a short trip and II ex-
pected 60 return IN Saturday.
Miss Clare klmball has left FOR Los
Angeles whore she expects to remain
indefinitely
The roads from Jemex Springs are
IN excelieat condition according 10
lions Of the nationa whose represent
auves. dfeNn IRON ali quarters OF the
globe, We % ocal NItn. a. N-.
universally fegDsnizcd TINT America
had entered the MAJ 10 promote no
private OF peculiar interest o. her
ovns but Oniy rs the chempion %
rights which She was glad 10 snare
VIVA free MEN and Iosers OF jnsucu
everyv here. Ne bad formulated the
prtncipie upon which tho settlement
WA to be mado-tne principles upon
which the afmistice had been agreed
TO aud the paricys OF peace undct-
taken-~and no one doubted hat our
desire was 10 see the treaty OF peace
formulated along the actual lines q.
those prtnclpies-and desired nothing
else. We were welcomed as disn,-
tercsted friends. We were escorted
TO las arbiters In many a difficult mat
ter. II wds recognized that our ma
tcriai aid would be Indispensable in
the days 10 come. when Industry and
credit would have 10 be brought back
10 their normal operation again. aud
communities beaten TO the ground
assisted 10 their feet once more. and
u was taken Tor granted. l am proud
to say, that we would play the helpful
friend In these things as In all others
without prejudice or favor. We we're
generously accepted as the unaffoct-
cd champions OF what was right.
was a very responsible role TO play;
but ! am happy to report that the
fine group OF Americans who heipefh
with their expert advice In each part
OF the varied settlements sought In
every transaction to justify the high
confidence .rcposcd IN them.
Must Justify Worlds Trust.
And that confidence. II seems to
me, Is the al OF our opportun-
ity and OF duty ia tho uasa 80
come. IN when ine new nope % tne
peoples OF the world ~ TO b. fulfilicu
vr disappointed. Inc iact tnat Amer
lea il the friend OF the nations wheth-
cr they be rivals or assocmtea, Is no
new TACT. AZ rs only the discovery Ut
II by h rest OF the world That u
new.
america may be said to have Just
redctieu Aer n%iaJotl,s as a Wva.u
pOWvt. !, was .iihvat eAAoty ~ ebay
V.4v yrars ~ That tne Ieau.,5 "a uic
val VITA npail pa. us uncNpevtcuns
IA pvastasiUn vi tich lsitnus On tnu
Oshtr 54uu Ol the worla anu brOugnt
10 INTO association Mtth Otrcr Aus-
-rhments IA the confirm oil -ne \, tst
incies- ~ was Regarded as a sinister
ana oniinouH thing by the statesmen
% mOiu imam one European cnunucl-
iery that we should have EXTENDED
our power beyond Inc confines OF GU.
continental dominiOns. lney were
accustomed To think OF new, neignDOis
as a rev menace, vi rivals as watch
iui enemies. There we're persons
amongst us at home who looked WIN
deep diaapprovai owe distant islands
ana over peoples whom they frarou
We might exploit, not serve and assist.
But We AVE not exploited them. We
have been their friends and hnv,
sought 10 serve them. And our 90
minion has been a menace 10 no
NfHN - wv NNALANNNA 0AN nun
or 10 the utmost In our dealings with
Cuba. She Is weak but absolutely
Tree, aud ~ is her trust In rs that
makes her free. Weak peoples ev-
cry whore stand ready 10 give US anv
authority among them that viii aasure
them alike friendly oversight and III
rection. They know that there * no
ground for fear In receiving US AS
their mentors and guides.
Our Isolation Ended.
Our Isolation was ended twenty
years ago; n now fear Of MS In end
ed also. a counsel and association
sought after u desired. There can
ne no question OF u ccasing Ca be a
world power. The only question ~
whether we can refuse the moral
leadership that Is offered M, whether
We shall accept or reject the conf
dence OF The world.
The war and the conference OF
peace now sitting IN Paris seem To mo
To have answered that question. our
participation In the war cstablisheI
our position among the nations and
hpihing but a own mistaken action
can alter H. II WAS not an accident
or a matter OF sudden Cholo. that We
are no longer Isolated and devoted 10
a poiicy which has only our own in
tefest and advantage for Us object.
- N"a ehN hhiA 20 20 w. IT we were
indeed the champions Of liberty and
right We answered to the call OF
IN "a way as spirited. 80 utterly I
thought OF what Ne spent oil
blood or treasure. 80 effective. SO
worthy Of the admiration Of true men
80 wrought out uf the
stuff Of all hat was heroic. that tho
whole world saw az last. IN the fiosh.
IN noble action, n great ideal asserted
M indicated. by n nation they hai
deemed material and now found 10
be compact OF the spiritual forces
must free men Of every nation
from every unworthy bondage. n
" nus shat a new role and q new re-.
sponsibnity have come 10 this groat
nation that We honor aud which We
would all wish 20 llG 10 vet higher
levels or service and achievement.
rho stage rs set, tho destiny dis.
rloa'd " has come about by no
nlhn OF our c%oncciving bot bv tho
u God who led MS into this
WAY, We cnnnot turn back. We can
only go fofw ~. with nftcd eyes anil
I~reshenod spirit "a follow he vision.
n was Of his that we dreamed 1T our
birth America shan In truth show
nc "a Tho light streams upqn IA.
pam ahead ana ma where else
To fDrrirn Rotations Committee.
Atler concluding his address. the
formally presented the treaty
70 the senate o. tbe ufufIaI rnau