Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1922-12-15
CIemenCeau BIameS us
For Europes Madness


Clemenceau is here to inform US that
this Government is responsible for it..
He saws that we didn't complete
the job" and he urges US to return to
Europe and bury another forty billion
dollars and another hundred thousand
American soldiers.
The aged Frenchman, whose OBJ
stinacy at the peace table where the
Big Four matched minds" and tried
to make new map of the world, is
himself responsible for ninetv ner
cent of Europe's troubles, and Sem
ator Borah is entitled to the gratitude
of our people for telling Clemenceau
about his exacting and vicious atti-
tude at Versailles.
The eX-premier of France told his
war-clouds coming from Germany.
Russia, and Turkey, threaten the
peace of the world. He says that
Germany is preparing to "cover
Europe with blood" and he seems to
be willing to hide the militaristic poll
cies of his own government bv throw
ing up a tremendous smokescreen in
the shape of anti-German mania.
Describing the present as a time
of the greatest crisis" Monsieur
Clemenceau informs US that, soonA ;
Or later, America will be drawn into
this European madness.
He believes that by joining The
League of Nations and becoming a
partner in Europe's crimes and in
sanity, that we ourselves will escapa
terrible punishment. He said to the
New York bankers and exploiterS.
"YOu must come in, or lose your COM
Portable wealth." He suggested that
Uncle Sam step over to EUROPE and
make this pertinent inquiry, "Well
now, gentlemen, something gone
wrong? Can l be of use ?"
In other words, France would have
US become the worlds Big Policeman,
and we would be required to send our
navy, and our army, and our money,
to all parts of the earth and dem ID
that war maniacs everywhere keep
the peace. He forgets that TIE last
war taught US many valuable les
son, when our people, following the
armistice, took an inve, tory and
learned the terrible cost of the sudden
madness of 1917.
Inasmuch as the French propagan-
dists preach to you about Germany's
alleged war-machine, it is well that
you know more about the French war
machine and the activities of French
militarlSts.
Your daily paper will not tell you
the truth about French militarism,
and there seems to be a conspiracy
on the part of the Wilson devotees,
the daily press, and the international
bankers, to conceal facts in reference
to France and her preparations for
another war;
A cablegram from Paris, dated
October, Is, and published in Wash
ington newspaper and Chicago
daily, informed the world that France
has the best equipped army in Europe,
about 100000 men, who
were recruited by obligatory military |
service-conscription, if you please.
In this army, there are more than !
two hundred thousand negro con-
scripts, and 10000 of these semi
civilized Colonists were stationed in |
Germany more than two years ago,
to terrorize the white population. The
white women of Germany appealed to |
the white people OF the entire world |
for protection, and authentic docu-
ments were published in this cJntry,
in which German wives and daughters
described the conduct of these African |
negro troops, who raped women and |
terrorized the German people along
the Rhine Senators Borah and Hitch
cock mentioned this matter in their
speeches in the Senate, yesterday,
November %, and Clemenceau hasn't |
denied their statements, anG he can
not explain away the presence of
these negro soldiers, who have no
business in a white country, where
they are given license TO in5mIdate
and terrorize white people.
France is the most militaristic ma
ton on earth, and she recently made
war on Morocco and Syria, where
French soldiers shot down the natives
and inflicted reign of terror.
France rules her colonies with
and the ignorant Colonists
are brutally murdered by French
soldiers for the slightest resistance.
France imposed conscription-com-
pulsory military service on her peo-
pie, and three years of the life of
every Frenchman and Colonist are
given to French militarism and lost to
the industrial progress of the French
nation.
Seven hundred thousand troops in
the Colonies, along the Rhine, and in