The Meeker herald., 1919-03-08
7, of being regarded - the friend x

mankind.
"Wnsnsysr y Il desired to o.. .sns =
nobody else wili be Welcome. they ask
a Other .sfasss wsad s. looked uess
resistance. HE Amer,can soldiers are
Il have hsd 20 many grounds for
that l am very th.nkful that they
for national pride: II they wsrs
.ssSnss ,s5 Pride a ID be tss
10 n see G ssa.. - a. . soidi.rs Of ours:
Of whom the constitution OF the United
state. made me the proud conmandsr.
twenty ~ sixth division ti.ashtsr and
asE MY d ans ;ss what Ana "es ss ss
feeling that In praisinx him he 10 sub
nave sasn hs f es the s:s
70 believe in w.; Before this war Eu.
now. she did not believe In "
throughout the first three years of the
war. She seems really 10 have be-
cause we thought we could make moro
all Of q sudden. In q short eighteen
There can be but one explanation for
II. They saw what we did-that with.
out making . single claim We put all
posAI OF those who were fighting for
their homes. In the first instance: but
Tor cause. IN. cause I OF human rights
to support their national claims. but to
support the great cause which they
held In common.
not only held ideals. but acted ideals.
they were converted TO America and
became me-. f'r" p..,,'.r" Of those iSsn'ci
one Of the creek "nivsrsssiss who h.d
s.es a@ and n. .:
very young Indeed. And j told th:n
feven.-s that soine,imes com. to =
speak with . sort Of oondescension OF
arate. ineloistered persons whom they
chose to term academic, who were In
the habit Of u.terinE ideals in the free
"And have said J. have this sweet
revenge. spsskiaI with perfect s.snk-
l have uttered as the objects Of this
1. W.. .d ,S Ss.: and hsn but IT
with tense ma.eI. and lowered heed.
until they came to realise those things.
fce.in. they ;h. Yer. fsn,nx for thss,
reeeh.d them from Am.r.c. they IN:
ss: ne.s; they ,, ,,'-s sh.a, .ys.
ana they hey iss ,s ~;
nn; oay E.,
mad. dsnEsr worth while. Men have
s:r. eo....s sy s s1ss.his ss' . S:s
were not like any Of the other aoldiers.
ana they w.rs fiahtins n sS II. are.m
and fighting In the. dream they turned
the whole tide Of battle and II never
"And now do you realise this conn.
dence we have estabiished throughout
the world Imposes q burden upon us!
!. one 81 sSss. : Surdsn. wsie S' ss1 na :.
:s SSa - s:'i:s: 4. e;s:: ~; !'S:: e.;
rem that Il win seem a. IL Re hsl bees
seperated from his human kind for
., l.. ., n.;.s s e ' Sc. Il; III. :.;s At:
our sns d,a sss eoo
N'1 Sos.. sale III. President. -,h,. con.
.es,:ssias: re Is. E%rop. ir s.f, e ~.: mi III,
Of hope. The Europe or the third year
q the var wa. 'inkins 20 . stubborn
Il: VA @oaia .~sntusiis Be- 'Hs r. sSa p.
ss::%.a L !; would BE- : Iuro se' OF ps ..s.
Nov ali the peoples Of Europe or.
lucy. ~ ,t IL TIE hope that Al, n: ma:
shall prevail. IL America SHOULD fail
- set UP A. hosiiis camp. sssi.. snd
go home with their heaaa upon their
": you'd leave on the peace tsb'.
Men. he dscisred. VIII" would hsv.
America fsi! the world in TIA hopes saw
only beyond the nearest horizon.
America" ne said.
Speaking Of hopes Of tho people Of
s.ia were pinned !" ,he 'i Tn,,sd ' Stat, ..
a. the Friend If mankind the Tres
id.nt said he hsd n" in"r" doubt 81
than j have OF the doubt OF III. blood
The nations Of tn. world have -.,
and they are not going to stop short
OF fh sn n p%,rp ps:.t b. -, ,aid:
Their present governments d" not d"
their will son,~ others will And the
secret 70 out and the present govern
nent knOWa II.
y have come bark for an stt~mpt TO
transact business for . iittis while in
thns s.v o." Seen e.: Iy,n In all
thoughts. Probing deep In my heart
ard trying To see the THINKS that ar"
right rather than the things that are |
chpedieht. am finding the heart OF
America.
~ find that In loving America have
Ia
throughout the world"
Y. .. Teunaes Big.
Washington Discussing the Amer
lean merchant marine problem, In the
Senate. SeDatOr Runs,lsil Of Louisiana |