Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-09-19

he reaches that state, the balmy
breezes of the Pacific and the salu-
brious climate of California will soothe
his perturbed spirit and assuage his
anguished soul.
"Now, my friends, we will let him
use denunciation and abuse. Thank
God, the American cause / preach
needs only the expression of the truth.
AS to Contemplate Cutters.
"'rhe other day at st. Louis, in a
frenzy of anger, Mr.. Wilson said, Let
them show how they will prove that,
having gone into an enterprise. they
are not absolutely contemplate quit
tiers if they do not see the game
through What game. my friends?
Your gamei The game of the Ameri-
can people? Not at all.
"The American people play their
game. They played it when they sent
their sons abroad to the NUMBER of
100000 and these boys valiantly up
held the traditions and honor of this
country.
"That was the American peoples
game. but it is not the American peo-
pies game to safeguard the territorial
acquisitions of England or Of France
or of Italy or of Japan. And that is
the game that Mr.. Wilson speaks of
and that Mr.. Wilson plays today.
"NOw. the American people never
have been cutters. They never have
in any contest, either in their own be-
half or in the behalf Of humanity quit
the game. They have ever seen II
through. Mr.. Wilson began his game al
Paris. and let's see who quit in that
game and who it was that forgot the
American rule.
"You remember, just as l did. TINT
he had certain celestial phrases. GER
tain idealistic statements and certain
specified principles upon which he
went across the water to play his
game, and my friends. might say to
you something that we learned long.
long ago in the West. In our unregen-
Grated day, before we were as civilized
as you are here in this great state.
there was saying that ripened into a
proverb: Never sit in the other fell
lows game The trouble with Mr..
Wilson is that he has been sitting In
the other fellows game. And he got
there just exactly what man always
gets who sits in another fellows game.
Armaments Not Reduced.
HE started off. as you recall. with
open covenants of peace openly ar
rived at. You and echoed the senti-
ment. All America applauded. Who
quit. Who was the gutter?
"We Endorsed vociferously the free
dom of the seas and the British lion
growled. Who quit?
"He talked, my friends, of adequate
guarantees given and that ornaments
would be reduced No ornaments
were ended. None will be reduced. adj
mittedly. under the League of Nations.
Somebody quit upon the reduction OF
ornaments.
He spoke OF free. open minded.
and absolutely impartial adjustment
of all colonial states. and we all nodded
in acuuiescence. But there was moth
Ing of that sort done. The American
people didn't quit. Somebody else
did.
SeIf-Determination Forgotten.
HE told us of the destruction OF
every arbitrary power that can sep
arately and securely disturb the peace
of the world. He never mentioned
4 H., ma
Pile didn't quit. Somebody else did.
He said, my friends, self-deterlnnation
self-deterInination for all the peoples
of the earth, and every one Of us be-
lieved in that doctrine. We all hhZ-
zaed and we said: we will stand
behind you four square for self-de-
termination but he left it. The Amer
lean people didn't quit. Who quit?
"He said there can be no league or
alliance or special covenants and UNI
derstandings within the general and
common family of the League of Ma
grimace and then we had an offensive
and defensive alliance with France
brought to us. The American people
didn't quit because they We're behind
him in his statement. Somebody else
was the gutter.
"He said to us as he went abroad
that no people can be forced to live
under a sovereignty under which 1t
does not wish to live. But Japan, with
an immobile countenance. shook her
head and the American people didn't
quit, but somebody else quit"
Picking Pockets to Poison Mind.
Senator Borah declared the peoples
taxes during the last few years had
been spent on propaganda dedicated
to telling them how powerful the peo-
pie in power have been.
"We have been picking our pockets,
he said, ito poison our minds"
Senator Borah opened his speech by
saving he would attempt to discuss
the question as broadly as "a man
can do who has pigmy mind.
"Now, our honored president has
said in his appeal at Columbus. O..
that If you have not time to read the
treaty for yourselves, that he feels that
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