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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-29
NECOCIAT|LE INTRF Nj.
NERl 81 OPERATOR
INTRFRUP1F.

WASHINGTON, 90 Nov. -
Frontul luptei dintre mineri 81 o.
peratorii minelor de carbuni S a in
tins acum peste toate sectiile dis
trictelor de mine. Pima Acum a.
ceasta lupta, pentru marirea sala-
rului lucratorilor din minele de
carbuni, fOst centralizata La
Washington, unde de doua sapta-
mini Sc negocia intr una insa fara
nici un reznltat.
Operatorii 8 'au intors acasa ga
ia de redeschide minele 81 plati
IA pocente marire de salar asa cum
a fOst sugestionat de catra admins
tratorul combustibilului DR.. Gar
field, la fel eli all PRINT asigurarea
guvernului ca Ii sc va trimite trupe
ca sa protejeze pc lucratorii carl
vor sa Sc intoarca la lucru. Oar Ii
S a dat, pc linga accasta de stire,
ca neputinta lor de a scoatc carbu-
nj att de multi ca pc timpurile
normale va rezulta in secvestrarea
minclor de catra guvcrn.
Procurorii districtuali all fost in
! strnati ca sd la toate masurile att
contra operatorilor cit 81 contra
lucratorilor carl vor cauta sd limi-
|teze produsul carbunilor.
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Nuncitorii in EngiteTa
cucertsc zbanl rta|e.
in ALEGERILE MUNICIPAL
LIE MUNCITORII AU
MAJORITATEA.

LONDRA, 20 Nov. - Semnifi-
carea recentelor victorii a munci-
torilor in alegerile municipale din
Britannia dovedestc ca poporul a
intors opinia lui catre programul
muncitorilor.
Della alegerile generate, acum II
luni, guvernul coalitiei perdut in
tr una positia lui in tara, 81 aceasta
Sc datoreste neputintei sau neinte-
esarii de resolva problema hranei
81 a locuintelor.
Desamigirea populara in aceasta
afacere s'a manifestat in alegcrile
guvernamentale locale. Isbinda
Muncei importanta fiindca auto
ritatile publice locale sunt admin
stratorii reali al unor mari parti al
legislatiunci.
Isbinzile pun Munca intro posi-
tune strategica de resolva profile
rlele indicate locuinta 81 hrana, pre-
cum 81 mai multe probleme sociale
carl ating direct yiata masselor po-
Ipularc.
Experienta pc care vor obtine
consilierii muncitori in administra-
| tia publica va avea o mare fmpor-
Itanta in scopul lor de controla GU
yernul.
| moi trebue Sc finn in stare Sc a.
rattan prin iscusinta 81 economic in
administratia locala ca suntem ca
lifieati 81 resolvam probleme gu.
vernamentale mai MARI, q decla-
rat Arthur Henderson, fruntasnl
Partidului Muncei, care facut CO.
'mnnicarea Dc mi sn&
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ScrisoareId Ideschisa.

zitiuni,e 81 lepi3e reratu]u; RI.
min, sa dcclara q dori sd deyina
cetateni loiali ali tarij Rominesti.
ca osimlesc Gu tfata taria sufletu.
lui Ior insinuarile infame ale zia-
relor maghiare Y osindesc nropa.
ganda lor. 81 cam semn desprc
zise,e lor cunoscfSd ne dep]in nro
gramul Comitetuihi National Ro-
min doresc 81 dilEsi; q face marie
din ell. aprobind 4 subscriind in
/ tru toate acest lropram cerin1
sa li-se permita Htpurta butonu]
($omitetnl,ai. na,s bra ne nacinr,,
tl IA Sem71II SfcaS5Ty }iis Rom IN - y.
&C ca eu ii pacalesc pc unguri
yoind insinua ca fac specula
| infama GU principiile Comitetului
cum s'au facut din cei din partaa
carl erau sub presedintia Du.
misa]e
Mingita Liga. an volt sa min.
ceasca 81 Comitetul National
Aceasta chestia nu Con.
stantin orr Epaminonda Lucacin
Fapta Maohiarilor a fost una
| din celc mai nuternice arc,,men
te dc care ne.am folosit eel de /;
,Com;tctul National ga sa aratau
fals;tatea insin,,arilor Naohiari
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-29
CINE Sc ABTINE DE LA ALE
GERI.

In asemenea conditiuni, preten-
tlunea ca lupta electorala in Ro-
mlnla nu e, aceasta pretentiune
e desmlntlta in modul eel mai
hotarit de realitate.
Adevarul, nu Cd MI lupta po-
Utica, dar ca sunt trei grupari
rolltIce care nu Sc prezinta la
alegeri.
Inainte de ajunge la exami-
narea motivelor acestei abtineri
sau mai bine zis la caracteruI a.
cestor grupari, trebue sd raspund
la Invinuire care mis- a adus 81
care recunOsc, ca in imprejurari
ca cele de astazi Sc putea Gu drept
ridica de Gel care cunosc viata
pOlitica a ROm1nipi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-29
MUNCITORII PERD IN LUP
IA ELECTORALA DIN
Winnipeg.

Winnipeg, % Nov. - Maiorul
Charles F. Gray, in fruntea candi-
datilor Cetatenilor, fost reales Gu
o majoritate de 3,O13 voturi impo-
trivia lui S. j. Farmer, sprijinit de
elcmentul muncitor, care a spriji-
nit greva din primavara trecuta.
fmpreuna Gu el s'au ales 81 patru
consilieri, asigur1nd majoritatea
partidului in noul consiliu comu-
nal.
Dintre muncitori s'au alcs trei
consilieri, unul din Ell Consllierul
John Queen, care fost arestat GU
ocazia grevei din primavara trecu-
ia.
In alegerile pentru comisiunea
scolara muncitorii n 'au reusit sd g.
leaga nici un membrn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-29
De CE NU S'A FACUT COLA.
BORAREA POLITICA.

S'a facut invinuirea cd i'm loc
de a avea lupta electorala in i'm
preJurarlle actuale, de ce nu am
facut colaborare politica Gu
partidele politice care acum Sc alb
tin de la alegeri.
Domnilor, 0 colaborare politi-
ca Gu Partidul Socialist nu era
posibila cita vreme ell cerca ras-
turnarea starei sociale 81 urmare-
ste lupta dintre clase, pc ckld
toate sfortarile noastre sunt de a
face ca conditiunile clasei mum
citorilor sa fie att de favorable
incit sa poata fl acord desavir.
sit intre interesele Ell 81 ale tutu.
ror celorlalte clase 81 de q asi,
Fgurs so1idar.itatea socialk, lar nj
a invrajbi cit mai violent conflic.
tele dintre ele.
Vedeti dar, Cd nu era un temei
posibil de cOlaborare.
Domnilor nu era insa din ne
norocire, un temei posibil nici
pentru colaborarea Gu celelaltc
doua formatiuni poitice, carl Sc
abtin de la alegeri, d-lui ge-
neral Averescu 81 GU a domnrllui
Take Ionescu. NJ era posibila Gu
gruparea domnului Take 1ones-
Gu pentru ca mu puteam face
81 voiu explica de ce, nu era po.
sibila GU d. general Averescu pen.
tru ca nu voiam sa 0 fac 81 va
voiu explica de asemenea de &c
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Primim de la parintelc DR.. Epa-
minonda Lucaciu scrisoarea dc
mai JOS Gu rugamintea de a 0 pu-
blica.
Dreptul de aparare find Stint
ca cronicari impartial o publ
cam, fara a angaja ziarul GU vede
rile d-sale in anumite chestnut
Onorata; Redactiune.
Va rog sa ma scuzati daca e.
ventual v'aSi face vre-o incomo-
dare. ST altii s'au folosit de CO.
loanele ziarului D-Voastra. 81 as
ia ma incredinteaza ca yeti bine-
vol 4 . pubIica acestc putine sira'
|Nu chestie personala, cum ar
aparea. Nj! Z drept ca unul sau
altul ar dori sd fac personals,
dar placerea asia nu voiu face
la nine. f slabiciune vor zice
uni; unii vor zice de ce nu ma
folosesc de dreptul care-l am de
a da in judecata pc acela care 81
subscrie numele 81 pc acela care
publica insultcle josnice, 81 in a.
|cest inteles multi vorbesc 81 multi
dau STAT. E vorba de scrisoarea
deschisa publicata in .iarul D.
Voastra din % Noembrie a. C.
La acesti sfatuitori am pus nj
,odata intrebarea Daca asi face
cum D-Voastra doriti, 'bucuria eli
lar fl, 81 rusinea cui? Ce credetl
&C frumos ar fl, a sta la judecari i
DR. Epaminonda Lucaciu ell Stol-
ca 81 GU America, sau Gu alta foa-
lie sau persoana!
Judecata STA facut-o cetitorul
Gu minte! Judecata groaznica
care mai multi este decit toate
judccatile tribunalului. A aminti
de mine 81 de unchiul meu, Pa
rintele Constantin Lucaciu, intr O
! afacere care Stoica o are GU eel
din jurul Ligci 81 ,,Rominului''
e tocmai pupaza pc colac! Ce a.
VEN moi DR.. Epaminonda 81 Con-
stantin Lucaciu GU Liga Nations-
la 81 GU Stoica in chestia care din.
lsul o tracteaza? ca aminteste de
mine, cal doare, Cd prin Conf
tetul National Romin din Anne.
rica am ajuns la atari rezultata
carl dinsul nu lie poate arata.
! Prin dinsul s'au spesat mil de
dolari, 81 rezultatul? Pima All MI
ni-l-a spus, afara ca a dat lectie
de ,geografie la unul sau altul din
tire senatorii Statelor Unite. Ca
Comitetul care ia trims mil de
dolari va fl satisfacut Gu alta, 2
alta intrebare.
Cind prin Comitetul National 81
munca lui cinstita s'a ajuns intre
sltele 81 la acel rezultat uimitor
ca in America liberia, sd Sc indu-
cd maghiarii declara solemn,
in adunare publica, inaintea Con-
sulului general al Romfniei, in
,fata authorization Americana; ca
ldinsii primesc intru. toate dispo-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-29
TEAMA De O NOUA 10.
WTURA De STAT.
ITALIENII PAZESC Goa
STA fMPOTRIVA INVA-
ZIUNEI LUZ DAN
NUNZIO.

LONDRA, % Nov. = Guvernul
ltaliei este ingrijorat de posibilita-
tea ca Gabrielle d 'Annunzio sd de-
BARGE trupe pc coasta 1taliei 81 sd
faca invazie prin scopul fantastic
Gle scapa pc Italia de BolSevism.
Rapoarte particulare sosite asta.
ri aici zic ca toate punctele undc
s'ar putea face debarcare sunt
pazite de carabineri 81 de garda re.
gala.
Sc zice ca D Annunzio este fOar.
te multi suparat de resultatul re.
ccntelor alegeri.
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A v I z

RUGAM NU MAI CONAN
DATI CALENDARE. NU MAI
AVEM NICI UNUL.
PRIN TRIMITEREA BANI-
LOR 81 A COMENZILOR NE IN
GREUNATI LUcRUL 81 NE FA-
CETI SPESE Gu INAfOIAREA
SUMELOR.
RUGAM LUATI LA CUNOS-
TINTA ACEASTA.
ADMINISTRATIA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-29

.fncerarea de a crea deosebiri in
tire state mari 81 state, mici 81 sa
aplice statelor mici principii, con.
ventional suspendate in cazul e.
lor mari.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-14
$3.50 Blankets

64x76 Heavy White Blankets;
soft, fluffy and warm. Wide
striped borders. You must see
9 sad lsf ha 'ns rod 10 So O8
thew are
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-10-24
st. Matthew's

October 26th, Sunday after Trinity.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-10-24
TIE Glasgow COURIER


II a minority cannot prevail over
a majority under our system of gov
eminent, then the system of govern
ment is to be wrecked!
This is to the doctrine of Haywood,
Trotzky, Lenine, Townley and Frazier!
This is fair warning to the majority,
and it should be enlightening to those
to whose distant view Townleyism
seems a harmless granger movement.
The majority will be wise if it begins
setting it's heel firmly on the necks
OF men who talk this way, thus cutting
Off this revolution before it is born.
No minority shall force it's will up
on America, and Frazier and his ilk
should be made to understand that.
A good way to begin would be to
impeach the governor of North Da-
kota, for thus sowing the seeds of
a propaganda that is designated to
Mexicanize or Ru%ssianize the nation
whose fathers died to provide the free
ballot which Frazier and his ilk, with
their class hatreds borrowed from Eur
ope, are teaching men to despise."
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these contradicting statements come
clearer idea of facts may now be evol-

clearer idea of facts may now be ev0l-
we'd. The bank was organized with
only $4,000 capital and $4,000 sur
plus Whether it's capital is impair
ed or not is the main question at is
sue. That question will be tried out
in the courts. But for a bank with
so small a capital of its W money
to make loans aggregating nearly half
a million dollars to a political party
and it's subsidiary organizations is GER
tainly not good banking business. If
it is not against the laws of North
Dakota it ought to be, Eel consid-
ering the collateral for such loans to
be good. In this cast the collateral in
some cases was very dubious, it is
asserted, consisting of post-dated
checks and post-dated notes given by
farmers for Nonpartisan league pur-
poses and supplied by Townley and his
friends. A post-dated check is usual
ly a check given by a man who has
no money in the bank to meet it, but
hopes he will have when the date writ
ten in the check comes around. If it
would not be cashed by the bank on
which it is drawn for lack Of funds
clearly it is mighty poor banking bus
mess for some other banker to cash
such a check for the holder or to ac-
cept it as security. So far as we have
seen there is no denial that Mr.. Town
ley and his associates drew money out
of this bank on these checks, but the
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-10-24
ARE YOU 100 PER CENT
AMERICANA

The American Red Cross has made
good, which is equivalent to saying
that the heart of America has made
good.
There is not a returned soldier, sail
or or marine, a nurse or war worker
nor the home folks who during their
absence were extended a helping hand
that is not appreciative of the err
vice the American people through their
great Red Cross rendered them dur
ing the period of the var and contin-
ues to extend until every one has
been demobilized, his affairs adjust
ed, and is again a part of the civil
ian life of the community from which
he was taken at the wars outbreak.
Concrete evidence that the Red Cross
has made good is to be found in lives
actually saved, not indirectly but &C
tually saved and in the alienation Of
suffering over the world.
From November End until Armistice
Day, November 18th, one hundred and
fifty thousand members of the Amer
lean Red Cross in Montana will be
given the opportunity to renew their
membership for 1920.
AS long as there is suffering, 100
per cent Americans will look upon
their Red Cross memberships as an
annual obligation to their county and
country.
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WHERE WILL IT END?

Governor Frazier of North Dakota
said in a Labor Day speech in that
state:
"Our forefathers in 1776 had no
voice in the taxes they had to pay, so
they organized the revolution and
broke away from tyranny. It was a
just revolution. l hope to God we
can change things here by the use of
the ballot. l think we can. But if
we can't, it may be necessary to have
another just revolution"
Where is the tinge of loyalty in
the above statements? If the Town
ley crowd in North Dakota cannot
change things fast enough by the bal
lot, "then revolution" If they cannot
get the things they want by the bal
lot it will be because they have been
unable to convince the majority of
the people that the changes they want
are for the best. Commenting on the
governors talk the Duluth Herald
says:
1T has been the practice in Ameri-
ca and that is why America has lived
and not become as Mexico or Russia
for a defeated minority to grin and
bear it, at the worst resolved to keep
up the fight to try again.
But according to Gov. Frazier and
the Townley governor of an American
commonwealth, that practice is to
change. If a minority remains a mi
nority through inability to win by bal
lot, then it is to change its tactics
and resort to revolution. Reason fail
ing it will S force. The American
system of government refusing to
yield at the behest of the minority
which may be wrong, Governor Fra
zier!-the minority will wreck it. Or
try to. Incidentally, the American
system of government was built pre-
cisely for that purpose-of prevent
ing a wrong-headed minority from
overcoming the will of the majority.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-10-24

Indigestion, Biliousness, CONSTIPATION.
Chemberlain's Tablets have restored
to health and happiness hundreds who
We're afflicted with indigestion, bill
lousness and constipation. If you are
troubled III this way give them a trial.
1ou are certain to be pleased for they
will benefit you.
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address, "A Congregational Church"
Special Music by the chorus choir.
12:OO-Sabbath school. "a Lesson
in Trust" Matt. 14:22-33.
The regular Vesper service will be
omitted this Sabbath because of the
union service in the evening at 1880.
A most cordial invitation is extended
to all congregations of the city to at
tend this third union service of the
season. Rhoda Jane Dickinson.
st. Matthew's
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-10-24

Page. Subject, "Who Has Authority
to Represent Cod"
Our prayer meetings, which are held
at the different homes, are we'll at
tended. Come and meet with US if you
can. Jas. C. Page.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-10-24
BANKING IN NORTH DAKOTA.

The Tribune has purposely refrain
ed for several weeks from making any
comment on the closing of the Scan
dinavian-American bank of Fargo
which has been the main instrument
of Mr.. Townley in financing his Nom
partisan league projects. We did so
because we desired time to elapse so
that we might get a clearer view of the
facts, the matter appearing to be much
mixed up in North Dakota fractional
politics, and much conflicting infor-
nation being current about the state
of the bank and its %solvency. Out of
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-10-24

1000 a. M, Sunday school.
Saturday, November LIST. All
Saints Day. Holy communion at 10
a. m. j. M. Nelson, Rector.
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hurch DiTectOrU
Methodist.

There will be the usual services of
the day on Sunday, with the omission
of the evening preaching service, as
there will be a union meeting held
at that hour in the Congregational
church. J. R. Jeffrey, Pastor.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-10-24

Reorganized Latter Day Saints.
Odd Fellows Hall
Sunday school next Sunday by the
changed time. Lesson study, "The
Growth of the Church in Jerusalem"
Preaching at 8 p. M, by Chas. C.
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81

Congregational.
"What shall l render unto the Lord
for all his benefits toward me ?"-Da-
vid.
1:0O-morning service; subject of
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-10-24
Baptist.

Baptist.
Sunday, October 26.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Morning service II a. m.
Topic for morning, "The Four Di-
mansions Of Gods Love-"
Evening, union services at the Con-
gregational church, at 1880.
Remember time changes Sunday.
E. P. Wilson.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-10-24
Lutheran.

Sunday school and bible class at
10 a. m.
Reformation services at II a. m.
Special music by the Sunday school.
Services at Nashua at 3. p. m. and
on Rose Hill at 8 p. m.
On Sunday, November 2, services
north of Frazer at 3 p. m.
On Sunday the change of time goes
into effect. Our Sunday school and
services will be held in accordance with
this change.
A. N. Livdahl, Pastor.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-02-26
" ~ W "
GERMAN PEOPLE MISLED AS TO
CAUSE OF WAR.

NJ. Hardin, editor of lei Zukunft of
Berlin, in an interview in LIE Seier
of Brussels declared the German peo-
pie were misled as to the cause of the
war. They believed at the outbreak
Germany was in the right and even
believe right was on their side. The
kaiser, Hardin declared, was drawn
into the war against his own wishes
but once hostilities began it was he
who kept alive national hatred and
was responsible for methods Of war
fare for which the world would never
forgive Germany.
"Our people," he said, did not un-
derstand the violation of Belgium was
a crime which turned the enlightened
universe against Germany. They are
still certain that if Germany had not
invaded Belgium, Great Britain and
France were ready to do so. Personal
z ", do not think France ever thought
OF such a thing, and if she had Great
Britain would not have permitted.
"But it was an old idea of the
kaiser's.
Hardin may be right when he says
the world will never forgive Germany
for its methods of warfare. But new
er is long time. If the German peo-
pie would arrest, convict and execute
the men responsible for the murder
and manning of defenseless unoffend-
Ing women and children in Belgium
and France the world might feel diff
ferent before the end of time than il
does at the present time.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-02-26
INCOME TAX NOTICE

The County Agent has been advised
by the Internal Revenue Department
of one or two points in the new In
come Tax Schedule which we should
remember in making returns.
In the Farmers schedule Form
1O40F at the top of the second column
on the first page, the statement is
made, do not deduct taxes on dwell
ling or household property" This
is deductable.
THAT farmers taking an inventory
of 1918 for the first time may not
consider as on hand that year, as the
opening figure of the inventory, stock
or grain on hand at the beginning
ofsthe year, which was raised on the
farm. The reason for this is, that
if he should be permitted to use this
as an opening figure, it would be
used as a deduction in his inven-
tory, and he is not entitled to it as a
deduction because it is grown, or rails
ed on the farm, and as such must
come into the income account when
sold"
We are advised that a number OF
these income tax blanks can be Sc.
cured at the banks.
COUNTY AGENT.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-02-26
RURAL CARRIERS EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an exam
nation for the County of Delaware,
Iowa, to be held at Manchester on
March %, 1919, to fill the position of
rural carrier at Earlville and vacan-
cies that may later occur on rural
routes from other post offices in the
aforementioned county. The exam
ination will be open only to male citi-
zens who are actually domiciled in the
territory of post office in the county
and who meet the other requirements
set forth in Form No. 1877. This
form and application blanks may be
obtained from the offices mentioned
above or from the United States Civil
Service Commission at Washington,
D. C. Applications should be for
warded to the Commission at Wash
ington at the earliest practicable
date.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-02-26

Mankind" advocated 1t. In inviting
the members Of the Senate Commit
tee on Foreign Relations and the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs
to meet him at dinner next week,
President Wilson said that he desired
to explain to them the reasons behind
each clause of the Constitution of the
League of Nations before they began
to debate it. But Senator Borah
wants no information. 1t might en-
barrass him and make it more diff
cult for him to continue his policy of
obstruction. The less he knows about
it all, the happier he is and the more
certain he is of his position.
Surely the time has not come
when the American people can ex-
pect United States Senator from
Idaho to inform himself on a subject
like the League of Nations before
committing himself irrevocably
against it.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-02-26
TAFT SCORES SENATORS WHO
II OPPOSE LEAGUE.

n Last Wednesday Former President
Taft spoke at a luncheon given in his
fShonOr at San Francisco, and in the
tcourse of his address he unmerciful-
py pummeled the Senators who are op-
iposing the league of nations to en-
k0rce peace Here is one of his force
,ul blows:
"The gentlemen in the senate who
Ire setting out to defeat this league
II nations are those I would not trust
ever night. They are citing the con-
Hitution as an argument against it.
revere and worship that great in
ttrument and it is a new story to me
the constitution prevents this peo-
Die from playing their part in bring
ng peace and order and happiness to
ourselves and other peoples of the
z world.
"This is not political question.
God forbid. / am glad President Will
son went to Europe because he went
soaring a .Ssomise to a league of ma
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