The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12

millions Of dollars q day Tor the -four
years Of tho war aud loaned cight hit-
Hons OF dollars 20 her allies, her casu-
0ltios amounted 10 $3.50. 900 with $50.
GOO actual deaths accounted for ami
$4,000 u-nnccountcd fot. she has en-.
dnrcd oil this and gone through nli
the horrors Of war with q b%ufhurous
and interruptions enemy and yet some
In this country think We have been
fighting Hritain'E battles.
While britain was doing All this the
intor-d pendenre 81 the two English
speaking nations WIS clearly brought
out hy the fact that she has Indebted
herself 20 this country To- the extent
Of three and one half billions Of dol.
lars for material purchased Tor use In
Carrying on the VAR. the Purchases
from the munufnctus - here reaching
as hiE nA $500 oo. 000 pet month. en-
ploaiyea from the bu pout company
alone reaching ~ much uH a milliu'
pounds 20 day, and when this country
was forced hy German friRhtfulncss
20 enter the war ON the side 81 right
~ justice britain was rcudyt 10 make
still further sacrifices hy breaking up
her ocean commerce routes. giving up
what luNurieH she VAS still importinE
taking chanc's ON suffering still far.
thor the nangH Of hunger and bringing
hor best ships from oVcrN quarter ~
the globe 10 transport over 90 per cent
ct our soldiers Ia the shores uf
France with the result that the world
witnessed the -atupcnduus task ~ the
combined Brush and American Ma.
uno conNctinE 49, many as $4,000 Of
tho finest troops In the world acros.
the Atlantic in one month
IN the peace conference now DELHI
Grating on the ~sulpendoua and com.
plcX questions before n this intcr.ds-
p,ndturv Is perhaps more clearly
brought out tNlu ever before. there IA
no such thing uH difference % opinion
between Great HutHiu aui the Tinted
states ln regard 20 the league Of na.
ions or any other vital point iu the
negotiations with 900 due respect GO
Nj Wilson and tho other American
delegates We Say udtIsydlN that there
iH moro hfulua and better brains m tno
Nrits Nh delegation ut Paris than tn any
other These htatuH with u clear con-
teptou Of the questions involved and
the tUmciIc. possible have settled up
ur H CLEARLY thOugh-out program amt
this program recognizing the difference
10 the wishes and views ut the United
states THAT 10 due that nation from
the fact that having come relatively
fresh upon the ntid she III Huil compar.
auteiy strong therefore " is necessary
Co recognize her. have accepted ihh
situation and ore backing President
Wilson boo etofi Way. unrus,r, cdl,, 90
the end tnui Anglo American relations
HuI Anglo American friendships ana
Dee placed ON 10 sound basis
President Wilson went to Europe
Win hIs foult'yn points md nothing
more one ct those points WIS the for.
nation ut the league OF nations up 60
that time ~ WIS nothinr o thnn
% vague formula Nlth nothing worked
uut aud ~ became che mission ct the
UHt.Hh Go work out the presidents
Ideus aud give them FORM Co bunR
them doWu from the clouds OF thpory
and adapt them to European ooudi.
IONS when they dud and ace stand.
lug ~sluArplN behind them THIS b. ace
kuuWlpdgrd hN Nh Wilson in hiH nfst
statement Boo thIs Duuutff un the sub.
|ugf wH,U hr asserted that Do plan
adopted was that of Lord Cecil the
iiuush representative. who had that
pant OF the, negotiations boo ,hurg,
German propaganda asserts that
lrtliu H 20 to grab ull sine ran get
lu the matter ni colonial UrgrIudixvs
ltrrt This docs mot hold good at
present Before the wur started Great
Itiiuiu had reached her limit in tho
r#ttt,r Of expansion, her uiW nov o.
Zoo holt what sine has hut not 90 I'M
,Hcas, hcr possessions ilei rhiof nm
DsuI 100 present iH India Her great
problem b. tu hold thut ruuutr,. 60 DO
u. st, f,..trrs r.t,rdl, nsttous tn Tho
r,4f ,.tf n is therefore ber hone
4, ~, tn, ru,J state. plnr.d aa the
w-urd.tnfy pt tr, rrcst poWsYs In
,'or.ttpuUoplt Asia Minor and cen
trtl Air.p
MN. +. ola, gui, of tFIs t,urtr, in
r.u.,rI o.. al, .uu,Ytnr of tb, League
.l ru.I.r. u,r tb, question n. ne
ma, tir., f. boo H,n,Iur thr fact that
N ta ,I,.rN #. tuf,.I states proposI
nom TF, t,utt. ma, claim what b.
ulr4 Iu' l,pprl o., tb. autbnrt, 60 act
f.r 49,. ,urntt p..ri.d b., Nh Wilson
I'M tr, MAJ suuiuF tbut hr aA IN
trpr,r,ut .ttr ,lfh.s touutry mth,rcd
az. utnpnriiinr and Inr that reason ID
y. ,uIpf.rd ls a.. Efrnprbn nations.
t-nrr.ul.rI, Gr,tt Urtntp. and ID az.
ir4Ia uuN r,a.nnHbl, mat those VINO
su ,uG..a,i n .IufId nov demand mat
,m,r.Irs ..uarr tn,ir actions with
t..Ir womb. ..rI, out Tine iipaIism nf
a. Wilson's tt,.,Hrs and stand ready
O., In tl.I. utri boo bringing CO.. ben amt
UustI., DO ,trpu,d uutiuut and rp.
gafII,.s oi ~. political effect their
action m., Ia,, th,ir own ur tho
uppY.lt, ltrtt st.rH sIusr,I. bpuIud
ID pibpu.. tpu and priu,Iul, which en-.
.n',trI NOM tU.t rI,,s.
Tho l,iru, OF nations. BE- carried out