The Washington times., 1920-09-18
President Wilson Wanted to
Die in England
Where the Treasure Is the Heart ls-And Where Your
Heart Is You Willingly Send Treasure.

What you love- admire and respect you eager to
help and defend The nation for whom you have
the deepest feeling you would gladly take for your partner
After reading this, readers will understand bette
President Wilson's desire to tie the United States with
England ii League of Nations" that would make Eng
land ruler Of the whole world including the United States
Exactly how Mr. Wilson feels about England you may
learn from made by Dudley Field Malone
independent candidate for governor in the State OF
New York
w Mr. Malone knows President Wilson as intimately as
any He worked under him, appointed by him, FOR
four years
Recalling conversation with the President Mr. Malone
said this-his words quoted verbatim
said men, SsTs prefsnd
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= President Wilson, then governor of New Jersey now
President Of the United States spoke of England
! might speak of his own land He spoke of England
certainly country deeply loved if not beloved above
all would desire to spend his declining years only
in the country of his greatest affection.
Little did the President think when he told Dudley
Field Malone that he would like to end his days in Eng
land and spend his vacations bicycling through England,
in what grand style he would visit England one day
He did not dream then that he would 60 to England to
be met at the dock by the great dgntaes of England
and at the railroad station by the King He did not imagine
that he would drive through the streets of London in
carriage drawn by four horses positions sitting the
horses backs the King and Queen sitting with him in the
carriage and giving him the place of honor He did not
imagine when he told Dudley Field Malone that he would
like to bicycle riding in England that he would ride in
the royal carriage straight to Buckingham Palace and
spend his little English vacation there sleeping in
big enough for skating rink in bed with the lion and
the unicorn gg at each other from the bed posts and
with most magnificent English flunkies to draw the bath
nMr Wilson had told Mr. Malone of his love for Eng
land AFTER the Buckingham Palace visit and the drives
in the four horse carriage the thing would not have
much meaning. You would say Buckingham Palace,
the four coored horses the King and Queen waiting
at the station went to the Presidents head for moment
He was excited"
But when the President told Mr. Malone that he wanted
to spend his declining years lin the English countryside
that his idea of vacation bicycle ride in England,
he simply promoted college president acting gov
of New Jersey He had never spoken to King or
Queen in his Hfe He simply saying what in his
heart namely that he looked England the country
most beloved, country in which would enjoy BIZ
cycling when young and dying when old.
Mr. Wilson, he who without the consent of the Senate
without consulting the people of the United States in any
election agreed to tie up the United States in the English
League of Nations agreed that the United States should
have vote against Engands SIX agreed many things
which fortunately will be repudiaed the coming election
Nothing more important could be published than this
brief statement by the President his friend and subse
quent appointee, Dudley Field Malone
What would you think if you heard in public
office say II have profound affection for England;
would like nothing better than to spend my declining days
IN the countrywide of England. bicycle trip through
England is the most delightful recreation could think Of
You would say: "The gentleman has perfect right
70 spend MS vacation Dlcyclng IN England, Japan, Tm
buctoo Russia Mesopotama and right to end his days
where he pleases. Buff any treaty is to be made be-
the United States and England if this country is
to be tied in league in which England would dominate
then want the who makes the contract behalf
Of the United States to be the kind of who would like
to spend his declining years IN THE AMERICAN COUN
TRYSDE, and should also want the representing
the United States in deal that might give control of the
world to England interested in the American
than in the English countryside"
The English countryside is beautiful green all the year
round in some places English roads excellent for BIZ
cycling the inns comfortable; you do very well
with bicycle in England although much better of
Run