Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25


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The World Mt stake
Nothing In history will nSer con
done. In The slirhtest. for our tor
rible offense--of our aowness n
the call OF humanity. II
We knew anything az ali we knew
that Germany was ruthless cruel
bIfh and posaessed All the other
rcduircments OF an antagonist To
humanity We knew n all the time
and we did nothing Nv God. prnr
that our men Will not he too late
what ls at stake the world Is at
stake.
I'VE did not have to wnu until
the present conflict TO learn our op-
ponent's calIhre. China. 20 her sor-
row, learned Il years ago why ana
poor weak China declare war against
Germany in this war-China who
had no navy and less army she
bore terrible hnte for Germany
that la why. The celestial kingdom
suffered the same tortures that as
founded the world In the past three
years She underwent The same
treatment that wna meted out To
Belgium, Poland, Armenin, and host
OF other nations by the Huna. IL
was this treatment that brought
about the Boxer rebellion. Tho only
nllE lnAt MlthnNlnN the Huns from
America IL The English navy.
sincerely hope 1t will Atav on ton or
the water while We get ready. D."
Bishop Quaylc then went into
lengthy discussion NJ the various
possible enemies which, on proyoca.
ton. coul dproVe A serious monaco
to The United States--M Mexico, ia
pan. Germany.
Again referring to tho big battle
which II now raging In the vicinity
OF Cambrat the sneaker mentioned
OF n current report that tho DER.
mans had lost 500 900 men on sat
prday and Sunday How was this
possible Germany. The s6ciaiistic
nation which believes IN bnryinR the
rights OF individuals 10 those OF tho
supreme being, the kaiser. The Ger
mans fight IN body shoulder 10
shoulder and thus make n good