Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-04


own munitions But America is the
enc country 10 whom none of these
limitations apply She has plenty OF
money. plenty of men. all the raw ma
terials needed To make war. enough
food to make her independent. so that
no defeat bv sea or land could force
her to disastrous peace That is
what / mean by saying that YOU are
the one uuconqucrablc nation Food
is the heel of Achilles for Germany. We
all over here have our weak spots. hut
YOU are nVulncrablc.'
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auteo by her own armed strength the
pcrmaneucy of the settlement arrived
nj. During the month before the
German submarine bomb exploded
the growing frieudlinoss hcre toward
The presidents proposals was most no.
lceablc. Scores of mon | know who
fairly frothed at the mouth with anger
when the Wilson peace note arrived
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vorted to his proposals, and the only
nnu-Wilson Englishmcn remainins,
broadly speaking, are the prpnuunccC
Tories Edt this statement is sub
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ton that all Englishmen believe the
president is making a mistake in try
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Germany ON the same plane as with
those of the entente countries. "OucV
let MS beat Germany, and We can b" as
liberal as the president desires hut
lac doesn't see trat his cause and ours
is lost under whatever paper settle
ucnt We make unless that defeat
takes place. said Liberal editor I
re. These are our terms, or. if they
are not. they ought to be-" was the
comment OF the Manchester Guardian
on the presidents speech to the senate
regarding the peace league movement.
America to Protest Pence
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! four's superb note. But the question
/ that naturally interests us most is'
| viii the president. will America, guar
antee or bolster up a peace to which
/ the bclliserents agree provided that II
] does not commit these oftenses against
democracy"
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/ earnestly want America 20 protect tn
( peace when it comes. We would even
/ sacrifice good deal to get that pro-
( lection, to know that If the peace is
/ broken al that America can put io
/ the field will he on our side in future
I to know that I'm future the peace