Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-31
WILSON'S SPEECH
ON GENERAL LINES
Instead of Discussing Incidents
He Will Deal With Cues
tons of Policy.
THINKS U. s. BELLIaERENT


assumed from the defensive measures
already taken by the military arm o.
the government President Wilson, II
addressing congress next week, will
ask for war against Germany or
declaration that state of war exists
it is known he will speak along broad
lines, dealing lightly with incidents
Z leading up to the present crisis.
Officials feel now that the time i:
past when incidentals should be dis
cussed and, henceforth, that only
fundamental questions of both pres
ent and future American safety
should be considered. As a result
the president is gathering opinions
and suggestions from all sides as to
the sort of an address to make in the
coming crucial period.
Doesn't Change Situation.
The situation has not been changed
BY the speech Of the German chancel-
lor, Won Bethmann Houweg, today,
according to the view tonight of Off
Gals.
Germany, it was said, has consist
entity attempted to lay the blame for
its acts on other nations. On previ-
Gus occasions President Wilson has
\, ~ NAV ;ust;Ged n carving on
s,,hmsr;re ruthlessness because Of
the British blockade.
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1y s,,hrs.-;n. wsrfare could
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are Z rug inaeA Den,a.u ~ s..'o o;
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ions 81 internaIionai isw tnAt 'ne
un,iea o1a,es must oennitciy un,.e
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Worid against US low Ilost coMPle1c
autoeiacies, pom 'or hs present ana
us iu.ure sa'e'y'
Danger to WORLDS Peace.
All hope has been lost, - shown
in the note to Germany a. to the
treaty OF 1923, in the good faith Of
the present German rulers. The Bel
gian invasion and deportations, the
ruthless submarine warfare, the at
tempts to embroil neutral countries in
plots, and the general conduct OF the
war, have convinced many officials
mat the German military system a. at
present directed is permanent dan
ger to the worlds peace.
German plots in this country, run
ming back almost to the beginning OF
the war and finally eliminating in the
Zimmerman note to ally Japan and
Mexico in war against this country,
are regarded as evidence Of the evil
OF the general system. The admins
tration has much material not yet
MADE PUBLIC ana T IS understood,
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