The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-04-12
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Germany may be nkened - SSeaf
tree that has fallen acroD the p"S
OF democracy. The trunk ~ Denis
chopped through by two axee- Mo m's-
tary nx and the propas1ndiS Al
II the trunk Is to be severed ans
the obstruction removed, nrsssser M
must be spared. Americans nssS con
tribute willingly to help ther ah,es'
10 support their army and navy, ~hfch
will be the deciding military seH1E
the struggle.
Our American president was shs
first world statesman 70 MAKO cesf
that while military victory ~ ~
sentlal, ii IL NOT In Itself soesn"e-
I The great significance or ttss wa
lies not on the battle lines. but beh'ns
1 them. 1t IS war for hunian koerJ,
and that which restricts humah
! liberty, not only in the GeTrn"S en-
pIre, but also in America and Enghnc
and France and Italy and HuSh
must be abolished. We are beginning
10 perceive that the future pnsre~
Of democracy depends on natsona' IN
selfishness and international csepeSa
ton scientifically conceived
Issued World Proclamation.
In n series Of mastery stree papers
Mr. Wilson has announced 10 tiRe worE
that America enters the war sascifSn-
". and has defined the tEuc sSsue
| a., Of
for those deluded portions Ut t1e Ger
man population which. bec'soTe OF
false system of education, hove hith-
erto upheld the hands Of the woru
enemies OF liberty, the tunkevs. untf
quite recently, one Of the mast dis
ouieting symptoms from the point OF
view OF the allies was dsecentenS
with, If not an actual opposition to, the
war OF large elements anong Nhs WORN
ing classes Of the allied pcopIeS- IS
Russia. where democracy was most
cruelty suppressed where coa1hons
for the peasant and the worHlngTnah
were hardest, n revolution actually
took place-a revolution thHt hah
sounded the keynote OF our tiuscs Tbs
world service which our precs<iem n
doing is that Of eniisting the ale
giance of those masses for tive war.
He is convincing them that II n thrir
war. And these are they upcn whom
the evils Of an outword economic sys
TEN have pressed hardest, and whs
hitherto have seen little hope that vic
tory over the Germans nieent their
own deliverance. Mr.. Wilson has is
sued world proclamation OF esnane'
patton from economic slavery
Make Their Own Treaties
, He not only declares that po~erfs
nations shall cease to exploit little ma
tions, but that powerful irxnvidnah
shall cease to exploit their feAow men
, He declares that henceforth NO wnr'
shall be fought for donhsHssen. anf
that to this end secret treaties shai
he abolished. The peoples 0hrougf
, their representatives shall Hnkc thei
own treaties. And just as nntiona
, democracy insures to the fadvfdu
.. the greatest amount Of sedf determina
.. tion. of self-reallzation, wossd densoe
racy shall insure self-tetermRatlon q
the Individual nations OF the enuth. n
, order that each may be free - max
/, its own contribution - word aemos
, racy.
{ Fighting for Oppressed.
{ This is the spirit In wiSeA Aneric'
!. has entered the war. We are eeshtin
D for the oppressed everywnsn. An
] we are equally determines TINT the in
{ Justice and inequalities that exist u
q our own government, the false stand
ards Of worth, the materiHxTo, tn
q luxury and waste shall be pssged fror
D our midst. We shall seize this oppos
tunity to finish up the cleaning OF on
own household To sustain our arm
E and navy in the struggle for such
I cause to uphold our preldenf, 10 al
9 our allies who have fought 70 t>ng an
SO bravely, these are worthy OF on
r sacrifices. am confident u'nt the n
o sponse Of the American pesple to tn
third Liberty loan VIA Be EeAerOss.
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