Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10

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Ion ~ III - ,.t,Ii,.,,tC',g cr,,see,
The Belgian border and openel tho
thr0ttes of her ---ccnumeter guns
upon the torttioatOns OF lIege that
August day iu 1912 Cannot you Yet
hear The tetten.ug roar OF those
-t.ih ih-'ttAa- Instruments Of hell
can you not yet see women and chill
Ir,u 10 terrific fright fleeing with
their hastily y-Eattered luggage tho
While Germany massed all her
STIR l-th against the heroic army or
.-Ha- NLu fought as history records
frW uyu have ever fought :Or any
-aH-tt shall ] take YOU on thru Erus-
-s.e md Antwerp, NCrdun and Rheims
'hfl LI' emaurr Mons and y .Wur and
recount the hcro.sM of French English
and Belgian alike and the marvellous.
nay -up,rhImHu. EFFORT put forth by
Germany herself Iu the eudeaVor 20
reach lar.s or shall We go 20 the
eastern front and SEQ the struggle o.
the poorly equipped, purryrfed Rus
SIAN troops. fighting against mighty
odds t1 check the terrific ousl iuLht
0f the Tcut0u.c f0rye-' Now We see
the smaller Balkan states coming into
the conflict one boy one;-we See Italy
M e-iEC her strength against Prussia.
ana now that this terrible conflagra-
lion ucars the thr-e-yClr mark, what
a tae result?
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sands aud thousands of hospitals are
filled to oycrflowiug with the IN and
wounded. Belgium and AlsaCe-Lo-
raiuc and Poland are totally dCvasta-
ted as II by a colossal fire. the sacred
faucs Of past generations destroyed
art collections Of centuries and then
churches and homes have been made
into kiudliug wood to fan the mighty
flame. The European world is filled
with decrcpit, armless, lcglcss'
siEhtless mass OF humanity, millions
Of wives are husbandless, millions OF
children are tatherless, and the cry
for bread and succor comes TO us over
| the seas so plaintively that We have fl
ually had to need thengs All the ma
tons of Europe are bankrupt, and
generations yet unborn for centuries
20 come have already had saddted upon
them so colossal "A debt they Will be
taN-rldden almost To starvation.
| All Tor What purpose 10 Eratlty
| the military ambition OF an emperor.
| TO Justify the maintenance of stand q
| ing army or mllhon men 20 satlsty
an age-long grudge. 10 extend n ma
ton commercially, TO enlarge an en-
| pre-, IN scItlsh ambition.
| on that We might scourse the human
race OF that detestdble characteristic
sclfishness'
Now We Must PAY.
N,,v con,es cur .ovn nation rich in
natural resn,,rccs flowerin, u,ith
vounc sturdy mon tho ono nation i'm
| tbo World which has boen fahulonsiy
enricb.d bv tho military naressittes of
Tho war rod NJ n bemisnbere Tho
unerring ev,r.nresent law ~ com.
ninsotion hos n, last made ia nres-
ono. enown IN ms we have nrnfi,ed
and become proflirote bcyond tho
dreams OF avarice: we have furnished
munitions and cannon to all those to
whom we might make delivery and
10 an those VINO h'si the goid 10 pay
| and now we must bear the penalty.
| We nave listened to the allurlns tune
OF the piper ana we must pay. I'm
less those IN the best position to know
| prOphCSN WTOngtullN, millions Of our