The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-10-23

teIs eStac!Sned and making every pre-
Jaration to equip this immense army
and did so, and had more than two
million men in Europe within a very
short time, the best equipped and one
Oh me best organized, with every ap.
pertinent as 10 ciC hing, fCodstuffs
ammunition, etc, ana we licked the
|Hcinans within nineteen montns from
The time war was declared until the
2rmis;ice was signed at eleven o'clocI
on the 18th Gag CO November, 1915
Immediately after the arInistice
was signed old Lodge ana a little CO.
ter!e OF conSgirators Immediately wen
to work with propaganda for the pur.
pose Of discre3itirg President Wilson
and has kept it up from That cay un-
I'll this.
In the meantime Mr.. Wilson pro
pagated his fourteen points" as 4
settlement of the European troubles.
ana the settlement that was finally
mace was mainly based on these four
/ 'eeA points. He went 10 Furora. rs
/ &c rlghtfIuy Should have done. tc
make this settlement ana had many
( troubles IN dong so ewing 70 TIL
many conflicting interests in Europe
IN the formation Cf small nations.
I and one OF the main objects OF the
eagCe covenant x 20 protect those
L-ation3. lie came back and had r,I.,,b-
erS CT conferences with prominent
men, and mainly Republicans. to draf,
he covenant IN such shape that !,
would protect tie interest; OF IN no.
tons concerned.
Mr yirN --rl.v, . =.
N italy, Tlrcd thA alhCre2ts Of Ihc
'ea,!e; Of the Flame rebellion f.:
'teir stand u tryiGE t0 hold the wio,.
81 the AGriatlc coast. This 5imDiy
was play Of politics. and he had il
mind just what has occurred since, T. |
arraVirS tie foreign population = |
TINS country against 'he present al |
inlnistration. This was all done for .
me puTrcs? Of carryin~ the present .
ears presidential election.
The Republican convention met il
Chicago, and IN their platform the l.
ia NOS mention the achievements of
nc american army IN Europe. AID l.
for this neglect alone they should D,
defeated II November. /,
This has been a campaign of lies
and scarcely prominent Raru5;ic5y /,
has uttered a speech in which ne do
1ct tell but ore lie, but more thar
.wo.
Harding is wea'lirg and was nom
rated for tka purpose of that litt,c
,cte!Ie Of Itac;ioLa-ieS i. order ;h;r
hey might control him in his actio,
I elected president.
There has not been a prominent |
republican who cp2csed the Leaxle
I Nations that has been truthful F.,
nd this aprles mainly 10 old Ro:ah
chrson, and cattle OF that s.r.De
hey hatre little sniper at the heaC 4
J the rational committee known I.
w Has: who II his testimony be
ore The Kenyon inves.igating CON :.
lit.ee IN Chicago Ewora fa ,seiy. In.
'epubilcan DatIona, cammittea com
.enced to make up funds immediate /
after the arrnlStice was sigred 10, :.
re purnose OF carrying the next pres. i
ieEtiai election, and the object in
olnS this Was 20 make up large sum :
that after the Republican convan-
IN they could say they needed only =.
!, Jul, 10000 to carry the campaign
nd IN so doing this would keen under s.
over the large sum of money they q.
ri already arranged for.
Governor Cox in one Of his speech a.
referred to Hays and Uphann as the - u
Goid Dust Twins" and that epithat a.
lght " h-nd TO those fellows as long ?.
J they exist. p
Mr.. Wilson mas made his fame and d
III be remembered by all peoples o. =.
e globe as long as civilized man OK. -,
IS, and those snipers who are howl -
g at him will almost be forgotten Al
hen the last clod falls on their car
sses.