Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-20
PRESIDENT PLEDGES
j. s. TO FIGHT FOR
MONROE DOCTRINE.
TELLS SOUTH AMERICAN DELE
CATION WESTERN HEMISPHERE
MUST EVER REMAIN FREE
FROM EUROPEAN OPPRESSION.


New York, April l9.-ReneWed
honda of friandshiD among the Amer
,.an ,..,,,,ta, ,.,,h r.ror -t,g.,t.n
'O"''
10 peace ana llhelty as ~ oA'
for a war weary world, We're p. I
ed nv President Harding late ycster.
dav at tho unveiIjnp here Of statue
60 simon Ro,iyar the South American
.-,.. -, a., a,.,,r,,,o or , nrosner.
patriot III '"' 'N""'r, 49,, .'..,,...
Gus FANNY Oh states Ii'Ins 'ohT''t''
~ peace On the W'S'T'. "'''', f' ~ =,
lie pt4idf 'eta' eu 'He '" -
E-Ash, We" ma IlSPIi"I'o'. l"' W., -.
construction Oh us ''""'' "''u 80
polluc3 along lHt H"e' VI PIE '.'
ana ainlty 10 thol I'coI'5', "0''o,'
ne sad the American I'P,'p'''S Nou'"
also contribute III Il iIl,'''rI4l S'"ae ~
giving Oh tneir sIrehslh ana resources ',,.'s
10 ana theIF stricken SISTER nations
across tle sea
heSlhtlhB Ihe monroe me WI
ifaruiue as9etleu ti'aI 1t n'''I .l.'.'','
pollcy Of selishhesS or narlo"neSs'
Out was chartTr I Anne 'C"' '4U.
'hdehce 10 .a'utu o. .",h '.l' 0"'',
"a STATES was "'LI'us 10 IHnt ~ =.
cssdIy. re ao"'" ,""' '''' Po''.S
Inc American Iep"'l'9 'il"'I ''o'
on tHe sue ol 700 graz ''"ol ''''' ,'''N
ti'al III '.e present "o'l0 ,.'o' '.,'
Al',e' I,d''ls''i mus iii,,t ~ ~ ''''''',
ana generous +N''''' I'''''9'i'.
muSt o'tCN oGe''er'
our great service ne S"'u' mes
IN StaHuI"b HIIi'Iy loseth'l' "''Ntl'7
ourselves STRUNG 'laI We may CIV
our strength r!ch II'at we nHdS Ioi.
tribute our fIcueS anu continent 'HI'
we may inspire oOHclS :" I'm
oehce. therein les loI US oo'H u"'J
ana opppI luul'F' ""o5 10 ''t"'9 H"''l'
we may heip' opportunity III he'Pl"6
others 10 neIp ouFAel''a'
~ ms reference 70 lne -HoiIot o''-
tIlh' lAe president rev 'e"e" N''',o'-
a'tN l,""9 ne a"'" il"u o'C" p'"o'" vi
II anu aliuueu 70 'ne 9h'PtlN'alh ia
some quarters lldL 1t ever "ouiu De-
ENFORCE" ~ an e'lietse"'!'
me Hi5.oIy u lH' se'''l d'Io,'n
since me aoeViine was p'oCIdIiL'o''
ne c"HI'""'u' mao p!o''" ,''t VIZ
never lhJehuea 1t SeiH5liiS 'llat We
had no dream of exploitation. On
the othe side, the history Of the last
decade certainly must have convinced
all the world that we stand willing
10 HEul. Il necessary 20 ~ o'e'V 'H'''
continents. ine'e STURDY Sou"s ue"'''
races rom oppression aud tyranny.
On Famous Anniversaries
p
49,, irrsi,1,ot .of5 "a, tbnmgh come
az - ,9,',' aon , g.. + hiah nlana
u',g2 90 ,,,,',,, ,'.,,,, ' "I,
~ ''S 5t,9'', ,a w. '' h ,, Va ,aoti ,,,
IIi 1'''5''H7 p''.Io ;,,, ~ a.,
hattie of Lexington. when the states
Of North America made their first sac
ridce in blood for Independence and /
vew standards Of freedom on this
same day. a gcner dion later Vene-
zuelaa struggle for freedom has its F
immortal beginning.
Having sacrificed in arms to estab- .
liqh the human Inheritance belonging 7
10 free men, the American republics .
NAV well touch elbows to proce their I
un5eJtishunas. and show to mankind +
that righteous achievement does not
mean apvb0dy's destruction. indiyid- I
uallv or nationally, but that real vie
tory lies in that human progress