Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
senator Lodge Approves Wilson'S
PCacc Reply and Names Terms
for Ending uf War
TALK is ENTIRELY USELESS
German, Cannot Now Resort Ia Bar.
gain Counter for Decision Must
he Put In Physical Bonds.
KAISER IS FoUNTAlNHEAD
Republican Minority Leader Declares
Empcror's Religious Hypocrisy
H. Worst of Qualities

WASHINGTON, Sept 1i--Un-
qualified endorscm,nt Of President
Wilson's rejection OF Austrias pro-
posnl Tor secret and nOnbinding
peace discussions was given In the
senate today hy Senator Lodge Of
Massachusetts. republican floor lead
er and ranking minority member ~
tho foreign relations committee
Senator Lodge said the presidents
prompt and curt refusal was right
and wise and that he was sure it
would Tr,eiye universal approval
Americas position lS becoming 30
plain. the senator declared that
even the uontral poNers soon VIII
begin 10 understand &c. Germany
brought unnumbercd woes upon an
lnnorcnt world and appealed To the
lusi ~ conquest ne concluded
She shn no, now resort 20 talk
and bargain for decision. We mean
Go put her In physical bonds"
lie said no believed the presidents
action would nut an end to loose and
feeble talk helpful TO Germany
about. Ausfro-HuugarIlp peace OF.
fcrs
Hun, Must Throw Up Hands.
when pruSsihn muiturism is
crushed and the Germans throw up
their hands said Senator Lodge.
fhen the United States and her al
Ues viii toll them the terms " peace
which they are To accept Until com
plcte victory iS Vcached on German
sol. any negotiations or discussion
with our enemies would mean that
the war was lost. our sacrifices In
vain and our high purpose defeated
There is much hard fighting yet 60
be done. many sacrifices attn TO be
made. bur the light ot victory is
shining upon our armies ana upon
those of our allies
w" shall press on until the only
end worthy OF attainment IL fully
reached Germany has brought un-
numbered woes upon an Innocent
world she must he put In a post
ton where she cannot strike again.
SHE has appealed 10 the lus' ofHrsn-
quest. the dread arbltrament OF srmH
nv that she must abide. She shall
not now resort TO talk and bargain
FOR decision
We mean to put her In physich
bonds We mean tn make the world
IN fe for an free. law.abiding leCent
NNhRlF 20 lNaA lNfN may NNt NNfil
lives In peace. unthreatencd and un-
alarmed For this we fight We
shall not ask more. We shall never
accept less'
Kaiser nt Head.
The senator declared that the
German emperor has been The f0un.
tainhead OF much propaganda. add
Ing
"Of his unattractiye qualities. his
religious hypocrisy II the worst
He said the kaiser had "insulted
Belgium wilh a separate peace Of
fer
lone " the most crcditAble things
President Wilson has done during
the war" Mr. Lodge continued was
10 recognize the Czheco-Slovnk nn
ton
~ any nation ever deserved rec
oguition Il was the Czecho- -Slovnks."
he said we must 80 further and
recognize the Juge-Slavs at tho head
OF which stands Serbia. We must
recognize the poles They ana they
alone can make peaceful state "a
central Europe that will forever bar
Germany from eastern Europe
when the president recognized
nv 's''no NloNahh ne NtA NlN uhNu
20 document that meant disgDld.
t,on Of the Austrian empire"
Senator Lodge spoke or the eS
tent of German propaganda In this
country and praised Secretary Baker
FOR his recent order barring certain
books. because Of thei pro German
tendencies from military campo. lie
referred 20 an anonymous book re-
Gently barred from military camps
but alleged 10 have been endorsed
by George Greet chairman ~ the
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