Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-12

CAUSE OF HUMANITY
RESTS WITH AMERICA



M ASliIN"I'N, ''I u'-
w mand upon all Americans on
.n,ip of nstr,rism to b, moro than
,.,,,,r,, T., ,.o,,,..,, =, r,,,rn,,.,.r ,.,r f.,
neutral IN regard 10 European ""I' 10
take their stand Tor N"'r'''" I''S"
last and all the time, was voiced by
President Wilson today i'm a speech at
a.. .,,,.,,,i..,, 80 n,. ,,.,,,t,. firtb
ulo 'o'r"l "''',' c.Ii,.,, ~,
4lIIN ISaIS "l ,I'' l""'',',.7 p,',..l,, I','
!'auE ''e'S "' ''' amer '''"
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Inc uHIteu H'llIS' ,uv y. ,i'''.. u'',,
Salu, was III T',t ,t ',S ,,s, I,,tS r.
oul VI ~ o"".' "I' ., "r' ''.,H rt.I,
serve tho I,u"u" ',gn' "P"" "'''''
peace touIu "' Iepu'lI .i.,..l
ieave can ne an" "' '""''
only upon .no 'l,'vI' an" ',l'P,I"
pIlhoIpieS Oh i"''I "", ou"' I"" "''F
upon lhoSe lhihEs NhI'n ren',hu ma,
uohs OF Ih'iI Gu'ISS 7" T'yIl "5uyl "'t"
detpei ihah tlaN oi l"eiI uuuc7 ~
mankind ana hulila4lly, am ICG ~ i''S
great cause Whlch Is l"u To''l',,Lu ~. W
TO the American o"nllneml 1t Is INV
cause or humanity NseIi. ~.
declaring ms Idllh III Ihc IoydIIy
Of lhe great pudy or hatulaiH-" y'u
zens or foreign birlh, the pIeSluthV
SAID ne DeHeNeu tht impression W'9
too general that very tarEe hummer
Of these ClJHCHS were WIlIlo.l Il SUI
iiclenI aIIocuoh lo' '''e ANU '''"
'"''''' Db,uo,,,,o Nn,oric,ni-n,
CO.. T., h,r,,, to b,,,o q
-, ,,',..t,,d ,s,d iat tho
,,ilI"L ,,Il',, ,,.t, ara H,iniiro first of other
n,,i,, ,l', Cims W. ind an "n6 side and those
oT"i'''l l,' ,l,iaa rirst io,t ana
W. W. ,la ' ti,,a ~, tbo othor sidc >,
''' .II,,,..,, ,l.litio.I octinn and ovorv
.iai ., io,, ~ A,,oTica at tbis ti,e :,
,''iI ~. yI'ils,, "ghn,,Id hayn For its
,,I'taot =, c,,'iIa,,,, tho eri,it of Amer
;''.y',,i.,,, o''ylIl ~ ,, '''0
~, 'i,,osi4ort,s oddroge rouows.
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,,,.5 t,-,,,, 10 ,.,,,,1oria, of tho A mort -
l,.,,, ,l,,lI,,ti,,, r,t no An1oriran rryn-
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,il .ti"' niia tri
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l9iIt ~ ~ ,,,jot,,ia 90
i, 90 Ir,,tI,i,,,p H., ,,as
S~olIu ~ 81, -, 80
t pot li'.o .,,o W. ~ iiT' It ~
put 10 leBSIirI ~ ,,Ii 30 t rs
tIIaC was poI J., Ii,'I liiu d5 "",'u ~ ,nI
pldct syStcIs ma ,i"u ~ ~ l''''s
10 nilIl5 i"''' Ou' "P'H ' "O" P''''''
pll'4Ic6o'
Rebuilding ana KcCrcallng.
THE American revolution was the
birth of a nation; it was the creation
of a great free republic based upon
traditions of personal liberty which
had heretofore been confined to a
single little island but which it was
purposed should spread to all man
kind. And the singular fascination Of
American history is that it has been
a process of constant recreation Of
making over again in each generation
the thing which was conceived at first.
You know how peculiarly necessary
that has been in our case, because
America has not grown by the mere
multiplication Of the original stock.
1t is easy to preserve tradition with
continuity Of blood; it Is easy I'm a
single family to remember the origins
Of the race and the purposes Of its
organization; but 1t is not so easy
when that race is constantly being re
newed and augmented from other
ppurppg from stocks that did NOT ca rry