Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-10-15

clique in: hotel room at o'clock in
She mofalng. but in the DAYTIME ~ the
man who stands for freedom of as
dom of press: he is opposed to rioting
is 70, %% and ,o or tn She
whenshe quoted certain person as
saying that Cox can call more men in
Ohio by their first name than Harding
the 'a rsf taas word Of the demo-
cratic slogan, was pronounced by. the
speaker as the most important part of
the campaign. the big question Of to-
league covenant, she said that Presi-
dent Wilson prepared it and brought it
back and sh1Med it to Taft and 3ta1
which Wilson took it back to Europe.
The republicans in congress signed q
letter to oppose this league before they
preposition which it Should not be.
When the league covenant came up
in congress. its passage hinged on one
vote-the vote of man from Michl-
who is sts9
ferring to Senator Newberry. who has
been sentenced to Leavenworth prison
yho %l.
League Of Nations as the greatest thing
that we have gotten since the coming
of the Saviour Of Nazareth; who gave
considered ridiculous by Mrs Oleson,
who said that it would no more make
war than prohibition makes drankards
or Christianity makes heathens. The
republicans have sent out literature to
league the Woodrow Wilson league.
alone was responsible for it, whereas
in reality the greatest diplomats from
that great document in answer to the
out of war. The president repeatedly
affirmed that it is the plain intent Of
the document that the Monroe Doctrine
is excluded. that domestic questions are
be sent out of the country without for
NAL action by Congress: and that the
right of withdrawal is absolute: In
only on the understanding that the
congress only can make war. All these
that are in the league sat at
the table at the peace msHs ana
now and ten others are calling to get
in. Outside of the league besides the
Mexieo Tur
key, and the United States. The only
country in the world that stands out
side of the league that has been invited
TO JOIN Is Tue Ou%ISV 0S0S~Ss &A0AOAs~
the things that the league will bring
about are the publication of all secret
treaties: the disarmament of the entire
world; preventing the shipment Of IL
quor into the backward countries;
stopping the international traffic in
opium and women; helping labor. The
the speaker malnta1ned,
are not telling the people the truth
They are proposing a world court In
place of the League Of Nations: The
can pledge the United
States to an international court, but
how about England, France. Italy and
all other powers-surely the republ1-
cans cannot pledge them to such q
court and influence all the countries
now in the league to scrap it and try
the proposed international court. There
is a league of nations now with most
Of the countries Of the world In 1t,
but there is no international court
The greatest element opposed to the
league is the radical element, which
is for bolshevism and which does not
want it because it promises to stabilize
the world and prevent revolution. Con-
cluding her plea for support OF the
league, Mrs. Oleson said Let us try 1t.
II all that the senatorial oligarchy says
about it Is true, we can get out IN two
years. We need people now who can
see clearly, not through the glasses of
partisanship but for humanity"
From Little Falls. Mrs. Olesonr re-
turned to her home in CloQuet for e
short rest before starting on Q tour
through South Dakota and Missouri.