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mOUTHA O. OAItrKNTMIl
IIox II UoUyyrooil, Cnl.
Who helped with thoir expert advice
in each part of the varied settle
ments sought In ovory transaction to
Justify tho high confidence reposed
In them.
DUTY IN DAYS TO COME
And that confidence, it seems to
mo, io tho moasuro of our opportun
ity and of our duty in tho days to
corao, in which tho now hope of the
pooplos of tho world is to ho ful
filled or disappointed. Tho fact that
America is tho friend of tho nations
whether they be rivals or associates,
is no now fact. It is only tho dis
covery of it by tho rest of the world
that is now.
Amorica may bo said to havo
reached hor majority as a world'
power. It was almost oxactly twenty
ono years ago that tho results of the
vf&r with Spain put us unexpectedly
in possession of rich islands on tho
other side of tho world and brought
us into association with othor govern
ments in tho control of tho West
Indies, It was regarded as a slnistor
and ominous thing by tho statesmen
of more than 0110 European chancel
lory that we should havo extonded
our powor beyond tho confines of our
continental dominions. Thoy were ac
cUBtomod to think of npw neighbors
as a uow menace, of rivals as watch
ful onemies. There were persons
amongst us at homo who looked with
deep disapproval aud avowed anxioty
on ouch extensions of our national
authority over distant islands and
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But we havo not oxploitod them.
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our ceasing to bo a world power. Tho
only question is whether wo can re
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offered us, whether we shall accept
or reject the confidence of the world.
HAND OF GOD DID IT
Tho war and tho conference of
poaco now Bitting in Paris -seem to
mo to havo answered that question.
Our participation in the war estab
lished our positin among tho nations
and nothing but our own mistaken
action can alter it. It was not an ac
cident or a matter of sudden choice
that wo are no longer isolated and
devoted to a policy which has 6nly
our own intorect and advantage for
its object. It was our duty to go in,
if we wore indeed tho champions of
liborty and right. We answered to
tho call of duty in a way so spirited,
so utterly without thought of what
wo spent of blood or treasure, an
Toffectivo, so worthy of the admiration
of true men ovOrvwhero. an wrought
out of the stuff of all that was heroic,
that tno wholo world saw at last, in
rtho flesh, in noble action, a great
ideal assorted and vindicated, by a
nation they had deemed' material and
now found to becompact of the
spiritual forces that must free men
of every nation fro.ii every unworthy
bondage. It is thus that-a now role
and a new responsibility have come
to this great nation that we honor
and which we would all wish to lift
to yet higher levels of service and
achievement.
The stage is set, the destiny dis
closed. It has come about by no plan
of our conceiving but by the hand
of God who led us into this way.
We cannot tUrn back. We can only
go lorwaru, wun lifted eyes and
freshened spirit, to follow the vision
It was of this that we dreamed at
our birth. America shall in n,n,
show the way. The light streams
upon the path ahead, and nowhere
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motives of altruism, of disinterested
purpose to serve the peace and hap
piness of the world and to removo
as far as possible every seed that
might grow and fructify into another
cause for war and bloodshed. Chat
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ITALY POUTING
The nritinlam nf Hint TtoU
iT . , .uittii news
paper of President Wilson, written
and publi3hod , after his departure
and printed in these columns Wednes
day. WOUld RP.Rm tr 4Twlnt.. ii...
Italy did not got in the treaty all
.. - .o iiuiuiig io get when she
went to war, Italy is not alone
either. Most of the European coun
tries are feeling the same way about
it, which would seem to indicate that
justice had been done and that sel-
..-wi0a iiuu ueen exiled from the
peace table. MfinnHmn f 1., 7
".&, X!& "nd i others "
....tu mui u it naan't been for
President Wilson and the people ho
represents, each of them, instead of
sotting a fair deal and a just propor
tion of tho fruits of vlctpry, would be
getting precisely what a victorious
Germany might bo pleased to 2
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vivid imagination- to indicate what
that portion would have been! Eng
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luZf f S, hq, bads are Paying and somewhere hearts are light,
WheS oifl ?dS laflth? U- S' A whlch bca"rs an arid blight;
"Tnpninl ,!! flr,st Swun at the "pill" a fow short years ago,
Local option!- cried the Umpire. John's head drooped sad and low.
SeSSiiriinif-Ma5e,came t0 bat lie l00ked te srim and stern;
To hoTSSiS V uGe busy' Jobn'" and showed not much concern;
To nSS?5d by'-Joun faQnod the air'twas plain he'd lost Ws jw
Tho Grandstand moaned, the bleachers groaned. "State wide!" the Umpiro
Sh?nSlr? ?0h? tred t0 show hIs Blclll but when he took the stick '
He S 8d SaId,: "He's SV-Oggy!" and, the bleachers cried, "He's sic!
You're out. -SHn ?Tnd misaea tne bal1 Oh what a dismal sight!
You re out! the Umpire cried to John.. Hy'ou're out, oldboy."
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Louisville Times. GHARLBS HAMILTON MUSGR0V&
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