Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-03-04

4 Of brass with arms of steel and
4 tongue of deceit. 1t was then that tn
world of Europe cast him out and tn
- world of America awoke as with on
e. accord and spewed him out as a bite
and Disappointing potion. The more
than seven millions majority Of the
last election was not Republican VIC
= tory nor "a Democratic defeat 1t was
r the Voice of America, patriotic America
regardless Of party, saying WILSON
ISM MUST STOP
In his first election he juggled with
truth and laughed at the joke he had
played on the voters. In his second
election he again jugggled with truth.
He toyed with the basets and lowest
| instincts Of humanity until under the
stimulus of his activities the criminal I
! Instincts OF the whole civilized world |
have been stirred into an activity that
fatters itself that crime is respectable
There was no element too low ana
vile as to repel him IL by its manip-
surrounded himself with pygmies and
criminals OF high and low degree. {
He glorhed in appointing such pesons {
to high official positions and USED !
such appointees to handle their fol- s
lowers 20 his personal advantage.
Every criminal organization and lead p
or Of criminals i'm the United Sthtes b
looks upon Wilson as a friend who "
viii defend them against the enforce "
nent Of law or pardon them If once II
.onvi ID b,
He has cringed and covered like re
hound before those men and
he feared and whose pr
upport he hoped to gain, and has al
ulIied and browbeat those who were ov
n his power and at his mercy until Of
very man and woman in the country Of
Tho had tho slightest tinge of yellow
! their makeup has come to consider ini
hat streak sign Of Wilsonian ly,
'yalty TO be displayed and exercised de-
= a virtue. As result crime, dis !
yalty and kindred traits of human RAJ
,ture have stirred the world IN n bet
ment OF unrest and discomfort which He
reatens the foundations of soc;etv Nv
ling by nature weak and base he has L
allied those traits in all those who his
1ked to him as their leader. Rv his has
indard II was an objectionable crime the
+ poor lonesome homeslck soldier frui
a strange land daily facing death ,whi
sass an officer who reproved him
smoking cigarette against orders
II was a virtue TO remain at home >
defy the Government as con
entious objector." Yes a virtue to I. .
rewarded by pardon and an hon
'ble discharge will full pay and Edi
ok OF candy. II was a virtue worthy Ath
'ull pardon for such pimps as Cam Edi
I'll TO entice working girls off to Inn
vada for purposes of prostitution, E,
II was crime which subjected Co..
secuted this case against the "or-
3 from Washington" 1t was a vir-
for Mooney to throw a bomb into
crowded street OF men, women and
idren TO voice Wilson's objection to
pairing for war which his activi-
, had made Inevitable, but IL WAS g
me for those men and women TO
ado the streets In pre- test to Will
Is wishes. II was a crime for the H"a
service men to parade the streets 'he'
Centrsfia In honor OF their fallen quo
nradss en- Decoration asv h,, II Chi,
the for the W " ~ s,o,, -, ~, the
sde and kin the. solicitors and no ID
lson used the full power at his com aga
nd to relieve his friends from all a
iishment. A volume OF such acts opel
large part OF the history he has oat'
dc. and
though his manipulations 20 left ne''
world unrepentent Germany which aho
'iann'ng even now to agaia, as soon
possible arise and torture the civil cane
world. But for Wilson the al III
Si1nics would have marched into II
lin and there have aic.otoa chal
atty which Germany would ha, @ Al
pected and fulfilled. mad
The evil men do lives after them. TO
good is oft inferred with their re
es.' so said the wise man Of old.
his be true he will leave behind hut
large and enduring monument II
bitter memories and will need a
hty small grave Finis Iaus Deo--
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