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4 f .- ypurR&wfflrwm ?? ' MARCH, 3919 this -! is the friend of mankind .1 i,i wnfl ' The enthusiasm. laS 11 Hum .. xf ft,tt nnnfldnnno the hopes, " ; ;r,n nf in the luiuiu ' Tiew Is inuescriuauic. INTERPRETS WASHINGTON'S WORDS hmi. Tart was speaking of Wash- i n'a utterances about' entangling alliances, and if ho will permit mo to say so, he put the exactly right ,..A.n,tflMnn ron what Washington says, the interpretation that is in '..itiliiin if vou read what he said, las most of these gentlemen do not HEAVEN AMD HELL ameDboie'sKKafnoryc. 400 pages, 15 cento postpaid KScnbcrgcr, wndsor Place. St. Louis, Mo. The Commoner V xir in, TAnnc wrlto for iiistorinvontiont I wanted lucas wanted. $1,000,000 inprizo? offered for Inventions' Fend skctcnTor ireo opinion ni patentability. Our 'our books sontfree. Victor J. Evans & Co., 722 Otb.WaabJncton.D.C. Men or Women Sell History of tho World War jly General March's brother. Most complete nnd ofDclal bi ok published. Best terms- Lnrgept pronto. Bltgest outfit free. J. S. ZIEOLKtt CO., 1 H East Harrison Stieot, CHICAGO, ILL. eora his RUPTURi 1 was badly rupturca whilo lifting1 a trunk several years ago. Doctors said my only hope of curti was an operation. Trusses did me no good. Finally I got hold of something that quickly and com pletely cured mo. Years havo passed and the rupture has never returned, al though I am doing hard work as a. Car penter. There was no operation", no lost time, no trouble, l have nothing to sell, but will give full Information a"bout liow you may And a complete euro without operation, If you,wrIto to me, Eugene M. Pullen, Carpenter, 791 B Marcellus Avenue, Manasquan, N. J. Better cut out this notice und show it to any others who are ruptured you may save a life of "at le'ast stop1 tlio misery of rupturo and tho worry and danger of an operation. The Oklahoma Guarant y - Law assures to you absolute safety of monies deposited with the i GUARANTY STATE BANK This bank for ten years has rendered satisfactory service to Commoner readers scat tered over thirty states. ' We solicit your business, suggestiLg either a time de Posit, or savings account, on either of which interest Is FOUR PER CENT pER ANNVJM pree booklet and copy of Guaranty law .furnished on request. '. , GUARANTY STATE BANK ULE OKLAHOMA E- A. EDMOND30N, m " CasEicr. ' and the thing that he longed for was Just what wo are now about to supply; an arrangement which will disentangle all the alliances in the world, ''Nothing entangles, enmeshes a man oxcent n. RAifiaii nmhinnttnn j.with somebody else. Nothing ontan- 6ica iv uuuon, nampers it, binds It, except to enter into a combination with some other nation afiinst the other nations of the world. And this great disentanglement nf nil oin anqes is now to be accomplished by this covenant, because one of the covenants is th-t no nation shall enter into any relationship with anothor nation Inconsistent with the covenants ol tho league of nations. "What are we to say, then, as to tho future? I think, my fellow citizens, that we can look forward to it with great confidence. I havo heard cheering news since I came to this side of the water about the pro gress that is .being made in Paris to wards the discussion and clarifica tion of a great many difficult mat ters, and I believe that settlements will begin to be made rather rapidly from this time on at those con ferences. "But what I believe what I know as well as believe, is this: That the men engaged in thoso con ferences are gathering heart as they go, not losing it; that they are find ing community of purpose and com munity of ideal to an extent that perhaps they did not expect; and that amidst all the Interplay, of in fluence because it is infinitely complicated there is a forward movement which Is runninrr towards the right. Men have at last perceived that the only permanent thing in tho world is right, and that a wrong set tlement is bound to be a temporary settlement bound to be a temporary settlement for the very best reason of all, that it ought to be a tem porary settlement and the spirits of men will rebel against it, and tho spirits of men are now in the saddle. TOUCHING INCIDENT OP WAR "When I was in Italy a little limp ing group of wounded Italian sol diers sought an interview with me. I could not conjecture what it wafc and .they were going to say to me. and with the greatest simplicity, with a touching simplicity, they presented me with a petition in favor of tho league of nations. Their wounded limbs, their impaired vitality were the only argument they brought with them. It was a simple request that I -lend all the influence that I might happen to have to relieve future generations of the- sacrifices that they "had been obliged to make. "That appeal has remained in my mind as I havo ridden along the streets of European capitals, and heard cries of the crowd, cries for tho league of nations from lips of people, who, I venture to say, had no particular notion of how it was to be done, who were not ready to propose a plan for a league of na tions, but whoso hearts said that something by way of a' combination of all men .everywhere must come out of this. '"It is inconceivable that we should disappoint them, and we shall not. The '.day will come when men in Ameriqa will look back with swelling hearts and rising pride that they should have been privileged to make tho sacrifice which it was necessary to make' in order to combine their might and their moral power with the cause of justice for men of every kind everywhere. nnA fHxm iia sfrfinirth and vision to do It wisely. God give us the privilege of knowing that we did it without counting-the cost, and be cause ve were true Americans, lov ers of 'liberty and of doing right. 15 Subscribers' Advertising Department Thlt lnnn..i.. A -m ... Commoner subscri ndvertlsoments In for tho benefit of - tho lowest : rati-- fmii h? &f ,aJ raJ? of B ft ?onl" ward Pr Insertion to anv IoihU. r,:'ft-B..52n J "mdo. f.or This department is also onon will bo accepter Ca-h m,,.t' 2 """".P 1VA .or nnanolal adv.rtli.lii "s to tho Commoner. Lincoln; Nobrai-Tcn. 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