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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - October 20, 1920, Madison, WisconsinGo O u t U n to A l l T h e World 'ZZ. B y A. Af. Bray ton - T FEHRS*; a re in Mach son m en an d w om en w hose liv e s o u tra n th e ir p e rso n al in te re s ts . T h ey a re a m b itio u s to se rv e h u m an ity . W hen g re a t c a lls corno th ey lay n side th e ir p e rso n a l a ffa irs , a n d tu rn 'n th e ta sk s o f so c ie ty . T h ey h a v e th e experience and th e in fluence to m aim th e ir s e rv � ice count. T o d ay th e call is o u t fo r th e help n f th e se m en and w om en w ho a re th e b u ild e rs o f c iv iliza tio n . T h e ir vision a n d capaW llty a re nee*ted in a (nm*. cause. . s s T h e re w a s a d a y in w hich th e a v e r � a g e c itizen reg ard ed th e S a lv a tio n A rm y ar. th e ra g - tn g o f h u m an ity , pew ny m e n d ic a n ts sc reech in g hym ns o n th o s t r e e t c o rn e rs to IroH th e m � se lv es fro m ' he a b y ss from w hich te m p o ra r ily th ey h ad been �notched b r th e p a in s o f th e ir d e fa lca tio n s . c am e th e w ar. M any w en t to figh t, an d o th e r s to h e n e a r and help. W om en w ere th e re , co n secra ted *o m ercy . W e h e a rd o f th em from th e T h e kl*. A nd w h a t w as c o r su rp rise w h en a b o v e th e p ra ise o f a ll w ho faced th e m ise ry an d deso lation o f th e s t in k � in g b a ttle fields o u r so ld ie rs su p e Chose o f th e SalvaM on A rm y! T h ere Is n o need to reco n n f these Ih trv s . T h e low ly d o n g h n u t, carried fh rrs tg h th e se -eam ln g b n rm g e. b e � c am e th e bo lo o f th e s e w om en w ho trover flinched w h ere so ld ie rs d a red to Cread. . s s As a n a tio n we aw oke *n th e fbcl- vatlrm Arm y. W e began to rend th e l i te r a tu r e w hich, b efo re th e w ar, we l a d th ro w n unopened in to tim w a s te - im p er b a sk e t, We found th a t t* hail b een m o re th a n th e t 'h r is t ia n � m n- geltem o f th e d o w n -a n d -o u t, th a t it h a d p rac ticed a s well a s p reached C h r is t a m o n g th e lowly, and a s In th e ame, had rescu ed th e fa llen in g ro u n d s w aters few h ad �Fan*d to seek them . And th u s th e re aw o k e in th e n a tio n 's m ind a cnsivtcflnn th a t h e ro w a s an e r ra n is n t io n w hich, l it 'Ie sided , u s u � a lly d isco u rag ed by th e i r fellow s, had b een d o in g a g n m t w ork w hich, b u t fo r it. w ould h a v e rem ained u n done to e iv lliaaH on's la s tin g d am age. I ts re c � o rd m u) o n e of o rd e r an d honesty , but I ts handier*ps h ad been h eav y . It m ust be given recogn ition , s ta n d in g , m n te - r ta t hocking. I t m u s t l*e raie*>ed comply *o live w ith in th e m � selves. w ho realize th a t th e ir lire* c o n tin u e in th e life o f th o m c* only .cs th ey h e lp to rn ako It b e tte r an d ?nobler, a re n e ce ssa ry to t h is canso, JVot on ly th o se who w in, b o t th o se w ho .vin! T ile d r iv in g to ro s of th e ir co n � sc ie n c e la req u ired to a m e n th e a t � te n tio n o f th e co m m u n ity am t to aw ake f ro m w ith in him nelf th e co sm ic m an. J u s t to see m en a n d w om en of aud ibarnm eni on th e Job in su re s i ts ran-. cess. T h e ir a c tiv ity is a g u a ra n te e of th e m erit o f th e cau se a n d o f i t s f r i � ll m p ii, b ecau se t iu y a re know n n ever t o fait. T h e ir n am es m ak e th e co m � m u n ity 's f ram e of m ind. so th a t w ork a n d p a r tic ip a tio n becam e a m a t te r of c o u rse . . . T h e h is to ry o f th e S a lv a tio n A rm y p lea d s i ts owrj cause. Men in high I laces in th e n a tio n axe i ts spokesm en E v ery d oughboy is i ts ch am pion . O ur w ord is to th o se w hose f*r*em ce and I*a d e rig} ip m n seize an d re a lise upon th e possib ilities . l*ull dow n th e roll t�*p' [ im p th e houseer. tak en and full Ir* v, .st. vat ion of be fa c ts bai, I** ii mad* w r Ii a t i w to finding a m ethod of a d ju s t rn* ut, l*rof. item s! h :uliu::t**�l th a t Fbiro- poon wtatemiem h a v e a lre a d y c i p r r w l th e ir re a d in e s s to a cc ep t mo-11 h e a t ions in tile coxI'd.ini whi h m ay ? . rn n ?-.* .a ry to th o Ifn i tad Eta'�* bu. they will c.celine t o sc ra p a going � o n e 'rn. l i e r ib ! th e b igue wa* resen t!,* I to L u to - BY H E R B E R T W. W A L K ER IT ' N ltG D T K W ITH GOV. COX. I PR O V ID E N C E R Co* d e- cia rod to d ay he w ould d em and th a t S e n a to r H a rd in g revea l th e id e n � tity of th e p e rso n s who guxe hu n th e im p ress io n F ra n c e w ould Took w ith fa \ or *>n th e rep u b lican c a n d id a te 's p ro posa l for u new a sso c ia tio n of n a � tion*. Cox a t t a c k e d th e s ta te m e n t m ad e in M ari� tal in b e h a lf o f H o ld in g by Ju d so n C. W elttver, rep u b lican p u b lic ity d l- Gov. Cox le c to r , who c h a rg e d Cox had did lite ra te ly sen t M aurice D eK obra, a F re n c h h u m o ris t, to M arion w ith th e in ten tio n o f h a r in g him see H in tin g an d re p re se n t h im self a* sp eak in g for F ran ce . W�River c h arg e d D eK obra n ev er saw H a rd in g an d tho d e m o c ra tic .ca n d i� d a te * "t r a p ' w as a fa ilu re . *'c t rid icu led (b ls s ta te m e n t. M onster D eK obra wa* ev id en tly ex p ec ted by G o v ernor f o x to o b ta in an ' in te rv iew w ith S e n a to r I ln rd in g a n d *av c e r ta in th ing* to h im .'' W elll- v e r said. ' 'T h e re fo re w hen H ard ing , on th e next day a t G reen ? 'a* tle , in tl, m odo h is c a su a l o b se rv a tio n ab o u t F ra n c e h av in g mint a sp o k esm an to h u n in fo rm ally , G overnor Cox a s s u m � ed th e D eK obra m ission h sd been s u c � cessfu l and th a t B en ato r H ard in g hod tak e n th e b a it." SE N A TO R BACKS H A R D IN G C H IC A G O An In fo rm al req neat h*a been sent him by a F ren ch o rg a n � iza tion . su g g estin g co n fe re n ce s w ith a view to fo rm in g a F r a n c o - A m erican a llian c s fo r p rev en tio n of w ar* . S e n � a to r J . It. F ran ca , M ary land , d ec la red in a speech here. H enator F ra n c e 's s ta te m e n t wa* mad� in su p p o rt o f H enato r H a rd � in g 's s ta te m e n t he had received u n � official h in ta from F ra n c e su g g estin g the fo rm atio n of an a sso c ia tio n of n a � tions. "I received th e name so rt o f �*�m- m un leat ion a s did H enato r H ard in g ," avid F r a n c a "T here w o n o th in g o f � ficial ab o u t It. .I t sim ply wa* a le t � t e r from an o rg a n iz a tio n in F ran ce w hose a im Is to a id su p p re ssed p eo � n e s . T he w rite r sa id he believed be wa* ex p ress in g th e w ish o f th e F re n c h I pc*'pie.'* Two High School Teams Lead in Prizes at Dairy Calf Event of Junior Expo T H U R SD A Y 'S PROGRAM 6: 30- B reak fa s t. 8 :30-G en era l conf�, enc.#- T alk by " Rsd " W eston. 9:16-Ju d g in g beef calves- S h o r t� horn , H erefo rd , A b e rd een -A ngus, ju n io r and sen io r yearlin g s . 12: OO- D inner. LOO-Ju d g in g beef ca lv es and co lts - P e rch ero n , C lydesdale or S h ire B elgian . 4 00- T rip to foo tball held- try C oach Jane*. 5:30- Supper 7iJO--Stock sa te. S tock p a v il� ion. ROOT C L EA R S ISS U E pean re co n stru c tio n . ii* w a lan t on h e S h a n tu n g p ro v is io n , w in ' h b o e ? r n i.'cnonnn-d bv B eaa tu r ia*nro�ar t i n e l'*2* W inslow A subs* r i p t m n d in � n e r a t 6 SO a t th� I d iv e r s i ty f lu b a n d th* a n n u a l addr* sa in tn � h is to r ic . ii l ib r a ry i i I i i p rn by (Jot. A r th u r Ie G a n g e r . II. H. A., ar� nth* r f e a tu re * o f th e m e e tin g . REGENTS TAKE UP U. W. BUDGET P m v � n u ty r e g e n ts a r e in sc-asion h e re to d a y g o in g *.v� r th e b u d g e t for [th� n e x t tw o y e a r s . A f te r th� r e g e n ts n rn p le f# th e i r w o rk th*- e s t im a te s a re �utK/iii.t�d to th� s ta te h o a rd o f �*iuea- I twin. 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G ra d y ta �* h**1u)ed fo r h is firs t j a t�*a c h a t M a u s to n H a tu rd a y n ig h t , I .Ivldg� I Ming w ill Apeak ai I m dgev ill** 'I'iit ii'aday a n il S . t im itx hii* iig re o d t* i , m a k e b w h ir lw in d *p� 'ik iu g lo u r o f th*1 Ht.it� th� la s t w ic k o f lh� c a m p a ig n . I T h e u n n a a n c a m e n t th a t th� thr�*e h a d i �-fit*�r�d th e W is c o n s in b a t t l e oil th� ' s id e o f FU n a in r l*a F o l le t te (las c a u s e d ai a im in d e m o c r a t ic fall, T ile acc id en t o ccu rred j un th** Rho s r one rHsid�N lo c a l Ju d g e s . J u d g e s B a k e r, * F in ing , A lse b u le r , f s i g e , F h tsH en ry '. i . o r i�*ntc r a m i M c la w n d e r s o f U n ite d 8 ta u � d is tr ic t, c o u r t of C h ic a g o w i l l ' a t te n d e d th e fu n e ra l. J u d g e F*. 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