Show S S S I ROS nos OS AND CONS OF op I ti WILSON'S WILSONS TRIP eY j.- j. ti I By Dy L L.- L. A. A p- p Wilson Is is' lh the first man as PI est est- dent den t to step t his foot on European 0 d 1 5 oil oil There i were a lot Jot of men en ubo lw t k p pretended to 1 to think fiat it waS vas was un- un constitutional tor-it tor an and that J he eWO would I l lorit lor- lor feit a it his it fr ithe he v t ref 1 1 t. t R So i irl q tr of 1 f 1 sw these these ors like luTc R Rr oe e were h cr r r while others like Mr Wick Wick- j i t iSU m. m who was attorney ney general I un under er Taft raft were republicans Mr 1 t 1 Wickersham made labored d d. r ni lent ent on the matter and ana fell down s Every very law lawyer er knows that the president tX r.- r. S d dent t is commander In chief of th the e fI r r. r and that that- that lie he has a right to f fiE fol- l. l i t n t he army to to Europe Europ or an auy 2 l f where where- lere r and nd t take k personal command d lrI S S L if lif If he wants want to rhe The objections were part part part-I I Irhe 1 and partly envy n Both h i j were short sighted Envy is a mann mans man's s r hd t e a o U 11 i Jt It n il maje fool a fool of him There Is i plenty lenty of or room Jn In this countr coun coun- I coun-I t tr r for cor the ambitions of everybody t If a man aman n an annd nd ano another Tier that Is Is is' smart s smart 1 i he hel is Jl lie should be he proud d t to o ji know him Instead i of being envious of sf t J They th t t to j a r olm after r 6 f tIle the president had gO gone le c. c They pu put putout t tout t out their feelers but the level heads head s 5 of the rhe country would i r lot ot of stand for It ft i t Representative Mann the republican republica u i I I ica pf r-pf the ho house e told the disturb disturb- F js th thit t t there was yas l nothing doing lid hall Mrs Ml n i. i Taft aft told the country countr that vo w S glad d t the rho o lr resident president sid was going ter and nd t fat ft lie he v s in fp v- v o A 7 of a. vf r a a. a l j gee ye V of 0 f J 3 n. n a and that h t. t the he presidents president's mission OIl was was wasa a great rye ne Mr Manu Mann is a man mall by name and n liy by C Mr T ft isa is f a thE ui biggest g st bian r H in iii the pu u- u f 4 Jal party Y and one of the ablest in I It t p Sy t r i I vil V ilson son is ri rig right g ht and u dit it is lucky hicky i. i cl Y forus for forus forI I us that this country has country lias s a lo lot of or big men some men some in one one ne party and s sonie inthe inthe in inthe the other mat l is what makes maltes for Cor fors s Brains Is r ot a matter of politics A genius is bigger q than an a congressman l. l You Yot kIf know ow that at times some some men are right all of or the time That time Ume has been with Wilson ever since he became president II He e has never made a fundamental error Some say he erred in asking for the election of a democratic congress If so It was only tactical The republicans r n e c-e e very glad of it It He wanted a democratic congress to support his j after war policies Time will demon demoli- demonstrate strate that he was right And others others oth- oth fers ers said he erred when he wrote the note of inquiry to tho the Po F Austrian premier prem prem- ier ter but i that tori tor- tor turned nod out to be a far farsighted farsighted sighted diplomatic mo mope mo e and In his overseas mission It is s safe to say sap that lie he will easil easily maintain ln the high ideals ideals- of f. f V fa a far sighted statesmanship statesman- statesman ship shil and r turn with the plaudits of r the nation an and th the the world This is a turning point in the worlds world's history and this nation wants Its biggest st man at the peace table and he heIs he Is there Woodrow there Woodrow Wilson WIlson and and the Republicans can be proud as all sensible sen sen- 8 sible men are proud that it has such leaders headers as Mann and T Taft ft who have such a high sense of national pro pro- pro pro-J and such a deep insight into the depths of constructive states stales j manship that they profoundly ly recognize rec- rec the supreme importance n of or I this occasion and they the arc lc entitled j I to the grat gratitude tude of their countrymen meil Irrespective of political parties W W. 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