Poor Wilson (July 14,1919)
Wilson in Paris was like an ant on a hot skillet. He didn’t know what to do. He was
surrounded by thieves like Clemenceau, Lloyd George, Makino, and Orlando. He heard
nothing except accounts of receiving certain amounts of territory and of reparations
worth so much in gold. He did nothing except to attend various kinds of meetings where
he could not speak his mind. One day a Reuter’s telegram read, “President Wilson has
finally agreed with Clemenceau’s view that Germany not be admitted to the League