New Britain herald., 1920-10-27
President Addred League RepubH Appeals For Achievement
 sented by War
Warns That Germai
 Only Nation That perialistic SchenI Points Only Way

Washington, Oct 27 Wilson, speaking to a grJ league republicans todz White House declared thu called Americanism which so much pratfng about nd ous and invented for par only"
 Appealing for the con the great moral acauieven he said the war represents dent asserted that sthe "
 been fought in vain and q sacrifices thrown away unl plete the work we then he
 There is only one way the world of .peace'' he de} that is by making it so q break the peace that no q will have the audacity to i, The president warned not to be deceived into sur impsrialistic schemes end defeat of Germany or "ths is the .nly nation that such schei1es or was move ambitions aid long standi1 to attack the very strucru zation."
 Text of His spee President Wilson s&l0 My fellow countrSmen: "It is to be feared that t| issue presented for your cd in the Present campaign more obscure rather thanJ reason of the many arbf1 the discussion of it has editors and publishers of would render a great serl would publish the full t} covenant of the league of I cause, having read that I would be able to judge for1
 a great many things in whi now in danger of being rnia sincerely that it will be, VI and generally published d with a desire to reoiarify tn to assist your Judgment thai liberty of stating again th1
 mitted to you, in. as sinpy
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 Goes Back Three Y1
 Three years ago it was
 summon you to the concert
 join the free nations of th|
 meeting and ending the n
 peril that had even been d4
 the irresponsible politics {
 world. Your response to thaI ly settled the fortunes of will remember that the the German people broke
 before the strength of tn armies was broken. Thatl viously because they felt tn moral force which they couf in the face had come into and that thenceforth all ths sions of right were dlScreI they were unable to pretend continuation of the war WE support of a government
 violated every principle or every consideration of humd
 "It is my privilege to sun now to the concert of peac| completion of the great morf ment of your part which { represented and in the pr1 which the world found a re and a recovery of force whlc1 have experienced in no otne entered the war, as you repeI merely to beat Germany. bI the possibility of the renew7 iniouitous schemes as Gerl| tertained. The war will "A fought in vain and our lmme, fees thrown away unless vel the work we then began, q. you to consider that there is way to assure the world of ps is by making it so dangerous the peace that no other ns have the audacity to attemi should not be deceived into ing that imperialist1c schen with the defeat of Germany Germany is the only nation tertained such schemes or VI by sinister ambitions and iol ing jealousies to attack the VI ture of civilization. There nations which are likely to { fully moved or are already commercial jealousy, by the and to have their in politics anH in enterprise, to check them an praise them that the worlo united against them as 1t Wa if they attempt an thing.
 "The mothers and sisters s of the country know the sa war. They will feel that N
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