New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
1,serica Also Must Face
Triple Threat of Turk,
s,riet and Gerl .an, He
Iesls Doston Audience
Calls COR Union
M Dernocracies
ad Us Unite, Let us BE
Good, Let Us Be Free. -
BE Sums Up Plea for
New World Association
By Boyden Sparkes

4 BOSTON NOV. 24.--America's oppoP-
AsEsy to resume her share of responsi-
NsIsy for the continuance Of European
siisation is at Lausanne In the con-
s.a.s on Near East problems. This
sas way pointed to-day by Georges
.SEsreeau. The method, as he sees
simple.
Ta other day Tin New York; after
sa explained that I had come with
lpssial purpose for America to ac-
agNsh they asked me to go further
* hey almost dared me-" he told his
KEsuce in fremont Temple this after
aSa. 81 am ready to-day In Boston
sg little further. I did not want
ssao It, because / dId not want to
R Americans the impression that I
miered in their own business. But
be am asked to say what think
] !gll do it.
Calls Solution Plain
Els the very simplest thing in the
4 lid" The old man paused, his ewes
sikling beneath lifted brows, After
aement he went on. "There is at
I ksaene conference where England
4 France are supposed to agree with
j ~, which might meet with some diff
1 sslFes Let the Yankee come and
] 81, Good day, gentlemen. Is there
4 iHas for me% They will give him
Narm chair. They. are all waiting
4 u hin. Never were circumstance S
k..ef Go there and you will meet the
8 as.sra question, which has been caus-
/ g trouble to the world for the last
4 i've years.
1 IND you viii do more; you will
ssNasit because you can do ii, because
@s pssence of America In Europe
ssals vA tell the Germans that they
sgal 80 farther than certain limits,
1ss Sseaase everybody will under
Aaa fdst there is moral and ma
III power who Is to take possession
tN world.
Nsonclusion is this: Let US unite,
sabe good, let us be Free
Sees Triple Menace
iasish barbarism, German revenge
Y Russian anarchy constitute a triple
sasse to civilization in the uneasy
sad Of his old statesman of France.
vision, as he unfolded it here to-
~ he sees the Turks leading host
aharbarians out of Moslem Asia into
aHstlan Europe, slaughtering as they
de pictured Germany taking adj
vintage of her recent opponents, when
iaey are confronting the Turks, to drill
sad arm the millions of unorganized
Enssians, and with these set forth
gain on her interrupted scheme to
smsh democracy.
Unless America lends her presence
the peace councils Of Europe, M.
ssmeneeau believes that her sacrifice
the World War will have been in
7 tell you why you went to war; he
Sa!d; what object you wanted to at
IAN. ! know 1t, and it was very nobIy
sna plainly expressed by your Presi-
gent Wilson, He was interrupted
asfe py applause trifie slow in start
s, = ouE more general and less sus-
aaned ameng the 2,10o persons who
assre MIN than was the case when he
ggsnsioned the former President at the
~ asasas,,opolitan Opera House meeting.
an anu as we heard it, it was said to us
&c. america wanted something much
a0Ie tnan victory, that she was going
otlng US hope of better world, Of
.satce, Of freedom, and our lives were
ssy.s ~ " --D
United States Must Save Ideal
Ie Tigers" belief is that this ideal
! issE unless the United States returns
europe Immediately, taking a place
ne Lausanne conference. And the
ssls n which liberty is threatened is,
said, existing now.
!, turkish barbarism, German revenge
russian anarchy" he repeated,
se are our problems. As to Rus
vel, ! have been mistaken about
81 have been deceived, Worse
I iee Russians are very good at
@llag that kind of men. When I
Essa o1 the Rhine there is not only
4 IA Inc Turks have come back
d. saasiand, France and America must
Fso lney must get united against
III s.aoi foe. You heard that the
~ same to Vienna. Don't you know
Ms Moslem fanaticism can do z
5 you do know"
sm sssa. remedy and defense M. Gle.
a.aa insisted the only hope was
xas,n ssIon among the democracies OF
lI,.oIssa aember that one day Abraham
SWl r. eoward the beginning of the
Gse sp said to the Southern chiefs:
m, : piece of paper and on the
,sa MI write one word, and below
sssd, ssite what you please They
Is apissssl Is that word?' He said, ut
nss +. BY union he meant democ-
seai saat Is, we should establish n
ssssesse sse'.Oseracy y in the world, union
Atf me democracies of the world.
s,st !. ass be somebody who does the
T. 40 not even ask that"
kfds sTeaceau did not utter the
Aslsre5 .sague .sg Of Nations" Again he
hAnss;sae Treaty of Versailles was
VII q an treaty and found time to
sM bs senator Borah's assertion
issdltionsss primarily responsible for
lat IN "a Europe because of his
sssty 'he drafting of the peace
syn, separations and Safety
k,sas,;' as far as France ;s con. |
Nature of I said with an eloquent |
1 shruy = nis gray-gloved hands and |
''sas : -reos. ms shoulders. "two uues-
a'sssionsl 'p;aransions +; and safety. Repa-
tsaass "a. n France am trested son,s s
aaueb badly because / did mn, ass
|. asked tao ~ receive the news that !
.als last i. Atsen. m need not say that !
sass As+ = German opinion. snn.
S' = to be human. 1 do naf !