Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-27

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three years since the beginning q the
way. 10 We declare tLzt t1sy have
violated all principle q Chrls--a-lty
q humanity Or morality Tne ev.-
celcs - itfore the whole world writ
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70 show how really This Il rrue.
If the Fo-cziled morals 4 Ger
many tgr.nF THIS var, and clsc-ose1
Dy y. ere ir harmony u-ith the theors
Which / have stated. then we have 2
strong proof that this theory Is Nor,-
!1= o-t That this = true. let ne
prove from Two Or three consicers-
tons.
First when the United States of
America sent away the an fasszLdor Of
Germany and severed diplomatic re-
lauCns. when We f.a.ly declared that
q state u war existed between Ger
many and the United states. our gov
eminent acted chiefly on moral
ground as the state papers Of the
United 2tates a.Iege. II you turn %
the documentary history Of the breach
Of relations between u and Germany
you find our government serting
that this was made Necessary By three
considerations. First because Ger
many had violated the law Of trAh
in breaking promises made 20 us. de-
strUy.ng our citizens On the high seas
without warning. lsyying war against
ur while pretending peace enceaNor-
ing 70 stir Up our nearest neighoOr
against Us 70 invasion and TO assault
while assuming TO be our friend
The second affirmation Of our gov
ernment was that Germany had vlO-
lated its pledges TO The whole wrold Of
civilized nations in the matter OF in
ternstiOnal law This We supported
and substsntisted By citing the case
Of Belgium and northern France, as
well as b. other affirIps tons, and
this again was a violation by the Ger
man empire Of the law Of truth, in the
realm Of morals.
The third charge that our govern
nent brought against Germany sas
the violations Of the laws Of nations
and humanity. superseding the same
by cruelty and inhumanity. az in the
deportation Of the Belgian and French
people. and numerous other acts OF
Eavagery and cruelty.
All these acts and allegations, as
you perceive, are in the realm Of nor
al laws and duties. such as are reyered
and held by all civilized nations.
The course OF the allies was identi-
laA Win AA4dA VI bAl ONA
snd their grounds Of war practically
the came. For when some months
ago Germany assumed 10 make offers
OF peace. in which no one had any
the answer Of the allies
was mainly 10 the effect that Ger
many had violated truth and pledges
to such an extent that II could not
be trusted. Moral laws, as 70 treaties
and pledges made by the Germans,
tad been set at naught to prove
which the allies quoted Germany's
own statements, confessions and ac-
lions.
Violated Pledges.
Second the allies declared they
could not make peace because OF the
violations Of plighted faith 10 the na-
tons, which Germany had voluntarily
taken and which, regardless OF truth,
she had steadily and most outrage
ously violated.
And third, the humanities, they al
legged, had all been violated by Ger
many, altho internationally accepted
and sanctioned by them with others
This common attitude of the United
States and Of the allies was met by
Germany with practical admission
Of the truth OF all they stated. Ger
many avuws, and has ayowed, that it
will do whatever IL Judges to be neces-