The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-07
X-Ray Examination. Removable Sanitary Bridge
 work. Dr. Weidich--Dr. Alvord 5 Citizens Bldg.
 Dr. Gokey 129 Wall Street Dentists
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 ! these people come out of the shadows i and stick out their tongues at him. [ but God is very mcrctfu1 and very Just, i While the Presidents body suffers pain from the terrible responsibilities 1. that he has borne. his mind remains | absolutely clear and splendid. His mind Is fin this campaign, have no 1 doubt that the President will speak to you American people In the way that ss available to him In messages that vii, be clear and in no sense un- certain,
 : The President as the war progressed saw that this thing must not be per rnitted to happen again. He realized ] that this war was costing eight millions of lives, but that the next 1 war would cost eighty million or | maybe eight hundred million, The fn- vention of new ways Of killing people in the mass went forward during the war with tremendous rapidfty,
 | Poison gases dropped from afr planes into tho middle Of cities ana ; be tho starting place, not the stopplng 5 4 place of the next war, Distance will be no pFcee lection, In the days of the Civil War you were safe if you were i a mile away from your enemy, But my good friend, the lieutenant here, who was in the artillery, will tell you that they were shooting 10 or Is miles over mountains and hitting people they couldn't by any possibility see, It was slaughter by the wholesale, And the next war, Oh, God, deliver us; 1t will he the destruction of the race,
 As they began to apprehend that, there grew up in this country an al most unanimous desire on the part of humane people and eomp!etely unanimous cry from the stricken hearts of mothers whose sons still lie in France that this war should not be merely a war to beat Germans, but a war against war, that when this war { was eveF, ths treaty should contain instruments and agencies that would make repetition of the catastrophe impossible
 It was in that spirit that President Wilson went to Paris, in that spirit that he came home from Paris in February 1918, and showed the country and the Senate thep rovisions tof the tentative draft of the League of Nations. There were some sugges- fions made, MF. Taft made some ME Root made some Mr. Hughes made some. l don't recall that Senator iBrandegee made any, The President took those suggestions and all made elsewhere back to Paris
 In tfaa meantime the nations of the world had been studying this covep- ant, and there were incorporated In it the suggestions of Mir: Root, Mr. 5Iughes and ME. Taft and the PFesi- dent brought it back and it has been LapPFeged by every civilized nation fin the world except the United States; Rassa has lost sa,as ss so'1s s na ad heasss ea ,shs esat make heFseit hsaFs Every nation, civilized and semi-efVtltzed has come iR except the United States iaaa Russia and Mexiee. That treaty us and when ths Presideat brings itt back ts this country he finds the Senate es the United States saving; it at sii. If we had made this treaty we :wsui4 have Raaae E perfect tFesty ssssa ts,s sssis 5ss,. faE ,as about sEs. nlss As; ,psepssE Eiea; Fhey only had to con. E.dSF the interests pf America and tey a ytssis s1 nwa naesests s a an At assRi Paais # was sao simple task, 1t was not mere ay FRakiRs peace between the United R6t exsF pe4weeR the United States 5snsiaaa, France. and Japan and Italy on one side and Austria and GerJaa ny on the other. The men al s,ideratieR the aspirations political and ecoaomic countries you and aeVer heard of. I am perfectly cer- 4aip that if I asked the people iP this zlildience now many h4d hearo o1 hold uR their hands. Fhs people who made thai Covenant had to know about the great oil deposits of that country on the Black Sea of which Bal<p Is the chief port o,f the religion of those people and their aspirations They had to consider the Kingdom oi fhe Hedjaz. Does anybody know where that is2 That is an important Kingdom inhabited largely by the Ma hoInetanS. They had to consi del China and Siam and SD on- The treaty itself is a tw9 or three hun Bred page document that remakes the. boundaries of the world, and m dertakes to wipe put causes or wal and recogpize those principles of eco homie and religious freedom, thai peace must eb preserved among na- Hons pf The earth with machinery Eha1 Will lead fp pernanent peace.
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