The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-07
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4 Real Policy Explained BY Real
Man Taking the Inter" Out OF
lnternationalism.'
4 know he win tell u about b..
Gee, wish could have been there"
JACK vas talking to his sister about
SEES tor lardings speech in Balti-
more
"oh, Goodic," exclaimed Ruth,
'hcre he comes now.
Hello. Riddles" called Uncle Ted,
90 he jumped out Of his car and
stlrtcd up the front walk. Il know
what you want Just give me a
chance 70 get the train dirt OF and
Ili ton sou something about great
speech"
U Ice Ted wac soon down stairs
agan ard our three fricn IS were COM
fortably seated Tor another story.
kiddie" began Uncle Ted, III was
gres sight 10 Baltimore and our
nezt President showed mighty good
eu d choosing large Eastern city
IN which To give bis address on thc
busincss situation iu this country to-
day ! have heard a lot Of speeches on
thi ubjegt but have never heard one
tift So clearly showed how closely thc
interest % the government and pri-
vate business are linked he showed
so clcarIy how the present adminisira
tipn has failed TO get ready Tor the
rev conditions In industry which have
resulted from the war Before ! tell
you about that part OF kis speech |
want to show you what he said TO g
man who called out in the beginning
n his speech to ask about the world
club The man asked this Il want to
ask whether you have strapped the
league OF course. children, we
know what that means. TIE audience
4, INT like this interruption and called
out, put him out Senator Harding
wasn't disturbed BY the question, but
rcfu od to change his speech 70 please
near what he had come to say. Later
on. Sen. tor Harding made this answer
which again shows US and everyone
q Al no Wisonian league Of nations
will ever exist SO long as he Is Presi-
dent:
1.-The Democratic nominee for
President says he's in favor Of go
ing into the league as il was fash
iorcd at Versailles. I'm not in
f'vor Of going into that league.
When I'm elected President the
first thing III do is to try to find
q plan for an association Of ma
tions behind wh:ci an America
viii stand
Il guess that's plain enough said
jack
You bet Il is>Jack. Senator Hard
ing said that the work Of getting bus
incss in line since the war was just as
~ and harder than getting ready
for war. 1t has been a task he sad,
made harder and costlieT By the un-
q. ,oern and ineptitude Of government
IL practice Ne also mentioned that
as much as the present administration 4
las 70 answer for the unprepared con
,it.on We were in before the war they
are even more 70 blame for the "dc-
liberste unpreparedne Tor peace
IT S not hard. children, To know
just what Is the srult America pol
icy which Senator Harding vii follow
our next President Nothing he
said n Baltimore shows tast point
riere clearly tllan when he declared
Without neFlecting our part il tic
wor6's progress. cur concern shall 1
H. ftcr b Amc-ica First This IS
said IN 10 selfish. prOvincia spirit in .
20 90, urht % aioofuCs, but b the
tim intent tia, only b msking this
land 81 ours Erca, and is peop'e pros
pccu 1hal ur render TIE largest gcr-
v.ce q civilization and . humanity.
r. - rea have i 81 8 n1t-s5ea Th-t|
statement S safe guide for as q fol
Ioa and Z L IS followed th.s country
aee ~ fear the future
WAY * asked Jack
why Jark answered Inels Ted.
-Smply this II We ieincd TIE world 4
club and thought % Europe ard al
other coantriss frst and Amerioa lasi,
xhat voais happen We ~ouii reg
lsc. q build up Cur trade We woald
nerieet . MAINTAIN = u,euhzut TIA
riuc in whieh . carry cur ~oots. Our
business weald a. down. ear msnsY