The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-12

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"Ii"w could tho government Of tho
United HlatoB 40 before tho '"nHrons
aud tho poopis AZ tho United hiHioH hni
pretend that II had ahsisIsd In InnuIinR
tho poaoa Of Tho world II II bollnvph that
tho AsIllhnrnI agreed upon hero con
aimed unstable 81 dangerous align
nonia1 II tho world should bs troubled
again II tho conditions va will regard
Fundamental sTo challenged, Flho
suaraniooa which will 10 Hlvon you viii
pledge that tho United Hats viii aead
iiH army aud Meet across tho ocean Ia
Il surprising. under such conditions,
that n should desire 10 roach Holuii"n
of tho various problem" which ""'m T."
II SaiisfautOIyF
The rAsis npssoh.
Tho test 0f President Wilpon'h al
dI.sh an Hurpllad 10 the WhliY House ny
Mr. Carlson. IUIl0wS
MI rTcaidanI, I should be voIy CORY
Ia nou ihla mootins al JUuTn win POI
manenI InIpIrssions ai,.h 49, II Ia pDhal
bile hayu haen ,iontSd by sUina "f tho
,1,naihs "ui hlsnds have maIo
shIulh hs vciy E"Iiy I" hhva iha l"pinH
Hl0n l"dstd Ia y",,' i"lnia that iha siD"l
, pr~aIh d.sl,s I" aSsu'nS "i rI"g any 81.
hliIs'E col. Ia iliaso GIGsi iYHii.'s, -,
a"""t"", hs"""a" 81 a"Y D''id" 81 ."ih"'
~ 4" DEGi'laG ah uniuD lanu'I,h" IH
these ""it"'", e"h ihs'sf"'., ! vast !"
'"II v"'u "it""ii"n I" 'ns "ap"d ~
'h"s" u".ail""s ~hi", Lea. ""i been
L~"l' "i""
W. 80" i'rlnp /" "rLs rsr"aih
s"iil"H"ni, that 10 T." soy J." .ilmi"sie
hose sl",u"nIS ~ iluiuIhsnrn ~" IL, - .
r"-aihl. whlth nnp lnI"'fcI" With tho
peace ~ ihu w"ilJ, aud W. ~" Itybur 10
wake 49, "uul,ahlo dlnirihuil"n "F ,rtrl-
'"'lo" according 4" tho Is"nr. the oibn".
RIarhl"ni "ha'a"t., ~ tho povrIe IN
lNnu I.I. Of
And hRck nT thot Iios this Tuudn
mentally important fact ihn, whom tho
decisions MO made. tho plIIr1 aud nauu-
clnt"d powers RupTRnloN TO maintain
them. II IL p-rrectly evident, upon n
moments reflection. that tho ChIor bur.
den OF their maintenance Will fall upon
the greater pow"rR Tho chief burden
or tho war fell upon the creator powcrs
and if II had not boon for their action
their military action, we would not bu
hero to settle these questions And
therefore, We must not close our eyes
to tho fact that la the last analysis tho
military and naval strength OF tho great
powers Will he the final guarantee Of the
peace Of the world
IN those circumstances Ia II unToG-
s0nable and unjust that mol as diCta-
toTs bat an friends tho great powers
should nay /" their GssOciatGs.; We
caPn"t AFFORD Ia guarauIes teniIuIihl
settlements which Ne de- 10Y heIlele
I" be risht. and ~ "ann"i agree l."
leave eis."unis al aisIu,I4nDe "n'e
iaoSed ~hi,k We DsiIGtC viii dlatu.L
The peace "f ihG w"'ihi
Take thS iikhts 81 n'In"i Mics Hoth
lac vS"'u'G /" s.y. 4" n,"Is IiI,piy
AZ diath.L VI" r@a"a IL 'i" w.,,iI n....
Tie" iliu i'tat",s"i ~hi,.i, ',isni -. 80,
i.in .i.rit,.,a,"""sa h.. .n.i.I nu, ..
rl'~s'- 49, !" s"-'-"'"- ih- Is"'." -
ths vs"'id !" ""y ss"s" I- u ""I"-'
ih", ihsp -h",ld 49, "-ii"n.L th"' iI,.
r'"r", rnl "r"s..r'y pu"'""i""- hrvr
h"rn ylp""I
= hsg "u' I'l.rh- G"n n"m,ur"ln
Md T,~,r ns'Ela - '-n,""'"'r 'h"l rrhlIa
nn,t,uani- rrd ns'lIr rir nu"I'uN sur
-'rlguil--. -" Hri 'lr'"Hn'F ~ 'hIN "nu
fsrsnrs 40 F'rsilv Hhilns - lhslr
I-,rIin,I-r ynu rnnn"i H. uns pp,l 81
OF, frrnsp" luu- lr'r, HsrhIn rirou nnh
~ ell ~ ,hn n'h"' rrIir ,'"ni ~" hInR
dnm 81 tho Hrrhs. n,s I'"rIr rud tho
nluv-ueH 49, Il different entity f"r they
srr S"otiup tho recognition ~ Tits """
frrrn,e pu ~ single entity. sud " ihIn
oonTarouco IL going ~ IoC"Eulgo IhoHe
various powers "H now n0voT'IHntl""
Within dennllo iorrli"Ilan. tho CHIEF
HuaranIooH AFRO entitled 10 ~ HhllHn"d
that tho territorial roIil"montT RIn ~
a rhnrnctoT 4" bo poIn"uont aud ilini
tho EunrRuicoH given A." "f n Chafn".
Tor Ia ensure tho ponro ~ tno world
~ In not. therefore, tho In'"rvon-
lions of those who would iniorfor" but
the action uf th0no VINO would holp
boz that our friends will tIko that Wow
az Il, boURuHr ! Ero n0 onoapo from
that Wow 81 H.
The vital Question.
How can ~ pnwoi llho tho United
sthIcH fnf example for 'hu hronL
for mo- other after BiHninB IhlB tI"h y.
IT II rmnIainr "lomrnih which they 81"
net hrliova viii hu permanent y" ihioh
ihnuraud nIion away "'I"bh ih' sea and
report 10 Ito people that II h"n '"ha
-. .,IIIfn.ul IT the peace UG ihe w"iId'
A. ,auuu du NJ" A"d Yet. ih"Ia under
lies all ~ ihaha tIanS.'Il"n" ih' "a
ns,IaIIu,, nn Ihe pat f"i SHa"'rIo ~
nn,tnnnia and ~ ia"'h" hl"N"hI" ""h
uf Ho,iI" that II suY '"v"n""'" 81 tai"
.sI,Isus,I -. act nhas'y'd ihS l"ii"h
niat,E viii srni hsi "i"'laS s"h h"' ""v
IT,. -. GOO ihnt ih.y 80" "l's"'vsd
ia ihusa circumstance I" u ""' a"
..r. iL. Ih.t ihS iimli.d ht"Is" nh""Id
inal., "i"n hai,s .-ii-tI-h ih"' ~" oct
tI.,,.,,t. a.. tu,,s,If 'IIHstvs NJ li"E
,l.u" ""h "p""" 81 III" ""nn""''"""
-.th ~. "i,n"ni ,"srs''it -"rFs"t"d 'h"t
~. ''tilh n"t, -" !" ~sY i"vHh- the -"S
.,sisnp ~ h"u,nah", az snrlSnt s"v