The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 7, 1919, Page 2

sates at NH He Ut emnaaaian Rs, Lucien Jonas Immortalizes in Charcoal the Scene When the League of Nations Covenant Was Given Out to the World. BY 'HAROLD E. BECHTOL. European Manager of the Newspaper Enterprise Association. s, France, March rance’s war artist has drawn for The | Daily Tribune an exclusive master e, depicting what the French c “Wilson’s Hour.” It is the hour in which the Ameri can president read to the peace con- ference the 2 rticles of the League of Nations covenant. Lucien Jonas is the artist. He ha caught, as no omera could, th glowing enthusiasm of that hour in which Wilson Jaid the League of Na- tions plan before the world, French pay dwelling on “Wil- son’s Hour,’ aid the president | “smiled his famow the tremendous hour. It was more than the famous smile. ONE OF HISTORY'S TREMENDOUS EVENTS. The president's face glowed hope and contfidenc his yoice cx ried every ac t, every word, to tae remotest corners of the hall. For the ogates, for the spectat- ors, it was a dramatic, inspiring scene—one of the most tremendous events in histor For tho president it w was the climax of his year: leadership; the tangible be the era of good faith more—it of world | he had patiently g¢ ations | lurough the month, he first | concrete result of his unti work closest. upon the to his heart. All day the president had been in} high spirits. I was one of a dozen American correspondents with whom) the president talked for an hour be-j| fore he started for the conference. } was frankly elated over the. agre ment—over the covenant contents. | Close friends said they nad never! seen the president happier. Arriving at the Quai d’Orsay, he! shook hands, smiled and chatted with a score of delegates as he made h way to the head of the room. There he stood for a few momen| jolgng with Premier Clemenceau. Oc- casionally he waquid lean over and| shake a long finger at the old “Tiger.” ; They laughed like bo ubject that re CLEMENCEAU WAS FIRST TO SENSE THAT IT WAS “WILSON' HOUR.” Moving away from the high, gold-| topped speaker's chair, he urged W: son to occupy it for the session. Wil son declined. “The Tiger” insisted Finally a comprom was reached. PREIDENT SITS IN SPEAKER’S CHAIR. Clemenceau remained in the chair-| man’s place, but the chairs were ex- changed so that the president sat in the high-backed speaker’s chair. j As the conference was called to-or-! der somebody hissed “Sh-h-b-h!” and | | | | { { Rheumatism A HOME CURE GIVEN BY ONE WHO HAug IT. In the spring of 1893 I was at- tacked by Muscular a | Rheumatisin. those who it know, for r three y T tried arfter S nh f doctor, | ceived’ was only tempors ly I found a remedy that complet turned. I have i ber who were never 1 oa num- aftlicted and ati | | ‘\fter you have wen itself to if f offered you oday. Gur- sponsible, atement true. Above The HURLEYS| Dance and Concert Orchestra 10 Main St. Phone 130K GET THE HABIT Get the habit to ship your hides, furs and junk to the firm that pays the highest market price. Send for our price list and tags. We pay the express and postage on furs. “We also tan hides into Coats, Robes and Leather” BISMARCK HIDE & FUR CO. Bismarck, N. D. BISMARCK Pevahainnn sid mile throughout | 1" 1 JONAS, | Lucien Jonas is the mainstay of the famous French illustrated paper “L’I. | tustration.” In this Paris publication ihis great paintings of General Per- | shing and Generalisimo Foch were re- ;'| produced in colors. M. Jonas also has appeared in Amer- ican weekly and monthly publications. But his charcoal sketch, “Wilson’s | | Hour,” is the first work he ever has| done for an American newspaper. The sketch was made especially for this newspaper at the request of Harold Edwin Bechtol, Elropean man- | ager of the Newspaper Enterprise As. | sociation, ithe room fell sient as the resident | erly forward.| Delegates leaned i tt the corr | Off on the president's 1 }pondents and some lucky Parisians, | banked up from seated rows to groups tiptoeing on chairs and table. tops, craned their nec to the breaking | point |” Clemenceau leaned fir over toward Wilson cupping a gray-gloved handj word. The assembly was so silent you could hear men breathi A small chime clock struck in an ning room. It counded like a| {ti warm. And so the crowd remained, silent, moved, attentive for 60 minutes, I'll swear there were men who scarcely ; moved. “W§son’s Hour,” depicted-in the accompanying Jonas drawing stands up alone among the grcat’ moments of the concerence. The dramatic opening session did not approach it. ‘Theré will not be another scene as impressive until the peace treaty is formally signed—if then. When he sat down Wilson's enthus- sm had swept contagiously up and! down the long tables. Latin and Sax- on, Caucasian and Mongolian pledged the support of their nations to the building of the great world structure. Every speaker echoed the president's! hopes and confidences. So many delegates demanded recog- nition to say “ Me tbo!” that the ses-} sion, expected to be fried, lasted into the evening. The president had just time enough to get dinner and catch hi strain toward home. 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