The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, December 30, 1918, Page 12

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The - rest of the problem as to what we- shall do about armies is in the hands of the peace conference in Paris. If President Wilson succeeds in winning that conference to his plan of a league of free nations, which will undertake to maintain order in the world hence- forth, then our need of a national mili- tary establishment will be ended. The burden and menace of militarism will be lifted from the lives of our people once and for all time. But if the league of free nations does not result from the Paris conference, or if that league fails to take the responsibility for maintaining order and human free- dom around the earth, then we shall have lost the Great War. We shall start all over again on the race of armaments, which can end only in world war or world-wide revolution. ARMY CHIEF ALSO SILENT The chief of staff, General Peyton C. March, in his annual report pub- lished December 6, gave no statement as to whether he would ask congress to provide for compulsory military training. He merely said that the staff was preparing a scheme for the reor- ganization of the regular army, which would be submitted in due course to congress for its consideration. Senti- ment among the professional military experts is generally favorable to. the militarist ideal of a nation in goose- step. - They naturally consider their own business‘—the business of mili- tary command—the most important business that can engage the nation’s support. Of what use, they say, are officers, if there are no soldiers upon whom they may practice their profes- sion of command? Why train a great corps of lieutenants, ‘captains, majors, colonels, generals, unless you give them companies. and battalions and regiments and divisions to handle? Militarism grows from militarism. The chief of staff may wait for a more favorable .occasion to launch his argu- ment, but there it is. Republican leaders who will try ta control the new congress are already militarist program. They realize that in time of peace neither the cost nor the idea of a large military establish- ment is popular. The tide has turned against universal, compulsory mili- tary training. \ : _V[ONEY ‘REFORM A GREAT NEED Melba, Idaho. Edltor Nonpartisan Leader: I see that P. A. Spain of Paris, Texas, wants a reform of the money system. Am glad to know that there is at least one man who recognizes the need of a change in our circulat- . ing medium. I am sorry though that he falls for the “legal tender” dodge. If you will stop to think a minute, you will remember that most of our information is misinformation. Thus it is with “legal tender.” , Legal ten- der really means that it is the only thing that will pay debts. 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