The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-11

Seas gave both n grave and n monu-
mcni imrefitsable ~ his own lame
Rat The racine Islands arc much
more Than tuiA They reYesa certain
ans ta.,,. err s.s - s'.,n ssaesN As aask
mlnds ere nor enticlne fhc lprrer
ones arr rith hi many WAYS lcftlle N
The nifls Of soil and climate. Eh3 ~
ether fnrmr Of riches desired bf men.
which extended from tina untold udn-
ernf OF Australia 10 tho
pearls witch are brought frsln the
depths ~ the ocean There are omone
dom ~ erfat eetas Of forest and q
rtfitr o. clvnlstd man Ii a wofi
They have 4 Yetf attaf material val
lie. irrrefs e~nderAiope4 and whore
ihIs 4oudition EXISTS he desires OF
men will enter and chifIlciink human
desarc= have throughout recorded his
tori btfa bfcedefa OF Thus far
the Whistles o. the Pacific ocran with
al tho crowdine islands except Oh
s men eef H. q a'.sseee s Sc " = ws sS'
and not many years have passed
since three fftai nations sent tfrlr
warfh,pr 10 samoa bcfHuar there was
a dispute Ia fesnhl ID Those distant
iainhde. Therefore an Agreement
among the nations controlling these
Islands have c. very .<fioha Import
anee 10 the peace 81 the world.
Great fispcrinncn1
I'VE mhhe the experiment herc in
this treaty Of trying 20 assure peace
IN thnt Immense regfon hy trusting
the PRESERVATION Of Us TRANQUILITY 10
the good faiih ~ the nations rcspon-
sihie for ~ The world has Jus pass
ed ihluuaA a war fhc ztry memory
o. which makes ~ ehudaeF. We ali
believe deep In our hearts hat thfs
hidcnus dnsfructlrn o. ilfa. this nnf-
fcring and ruin which stiii heset ua
must not be permitted 30 come asain
~ we can prevent A.. n the nations
81 the earth are aul In the innermost
recefacs Of their cpnsclousneas
planning or dreaming Of comlng warn
and longing for ~conquestS no treat
ier OF partition ana no alliance M
STAY thrms huf II. NJ l firmly hope,
the world has learned a frightful les
son from the awful results OF The
great war OF 1914. hen IN nnrest APP
peal IN order TO prevent wars IN the
future must be to the hearts. the
sympathies. thr reason and the high
or Impulses 81 mankind
~Such an APPEAL W. make today
~ this Agreemenf among -four great
nhiionn We reiy upon their good
faith To- carry out the terms OF this
Instrument. Knowing that by 50 doing
thew will prgsent var .shenti ccptro-
vefsien eSsf'xnfo SlnonF Them. II
this spirit prevails and rules, We can
have no better support Than he fRitil
Of nations. For one ! devoutiy be-
neve the spirit OF the world h suct
thBf We can trust TO the great
faith and tho high purposes which
the treaty I have laid before you en-
bodies y cfehrfres. Agreements ~
this Kind ] know have often beer
made before. only Ia fail but there
has bccn n far reaching change In ths
mental condition OF men and womer
everywhere. That which really count,
u The intention OF the nations who
make the agreement. In this hour oil
trial and darkness which has follow
| ed the war with Germany the snirl'
OF the world r. nc longer the Enme
II we enter upon this agreement
! which rests only upon the viii nns
| honor OF those who signed a.. we nj
lcaaf mako the great experiment anc
| appeal 10 the u1cn and women OF tho
nation 90 help US sustain Il In spiri'
and In truth"