Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09

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MTSkDGEE pIDE%I% In other
words. President wilson demands
that Gcrmdny get back on her own
lot and then pruduc" m" deed 10 the
lot before asking any terms.
FDItI WORTH ItE'OltI) fr"a'-
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ft.d r,tt,s and ,nwns iiuI.ss the rul-
crs Of ,;crmauy ntcp aside ana per
mt rcprcseutntiycs Of a government
that can be- trusted to speak for the
empire There should be no arms
tlce. there Will be no negotiated
peace.
KANSAS cry TIMES II is pos.
s,ble that m" president expects 10y
the terms Of his inquiry TO invite a
revolution in Germany by conveying
the intlmatiOn that n revolutioniAcd
Germany could got peace which
would he denied 10 Germany under
the Hohenzollcru system. II Is i'm
pussibl" 10 conceive ~ any reply mat
would affect IN m" slightest the duty
of this government ana lts hHleS 10
10 rid the world OF the menace OF
that autocratic militarism which
still To all appearances dominates the
mind and heart Of Germany
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ST. LOUIS BE-DEMOCRAT
In this int"rrogative way tho
president places the responsibility
OF action upon the central powers
They can not pretend that their pro-
posal has been flouted or that 1t mas
been denied consideration. ne
great question or peace, "hi'n .hey
them for their own solution. They
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rogatiye or go on fighting.
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ST LOUIS tBLlC-Presl-
dent Wilson's reply To the 'erh,
peace note, though 'Ioaked III 'ne
language OF a pollte inquiry "
nothing less than a demahu on ,le
Hun for uncondltIona' Surrrnu1I
And there IL no doubt ihht - 'cI ..'I, IN
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dftions. Those are the terms Oh
America and her allies
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NEW YORK STAATS HEITI MI
The repIy Of President Wilson to
tho recent peace proposal OF the
t;erman chancellor opens posslbili-
70 FOR ending the war. In his
,nsyer president Wilson gives proof
that the annihilation OF Germany Is
hot nin ,,,,a,ant ,,,arantees for a per
s,' a',,,t 90 noace -. We are CON
I,aI'eu' - prirco Max can. and
Nln'tu i''st III ,,code IN Pros.
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with the Gethah pe". ,n,,ad ,ho
President 'Sou mas ,sns ,,scd IN
breaking the German military oileu ,
sive--a counter ottensiNe- p',s
dent has simply shliten tne ssue
back to Germany ana lett tne HeI
man government To get out as yes
II can OF the trap whlch was =" 'a'
fully laid for the Unlteu S'"'e' az"
the allies.
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AUSTIN AMERICAN reslien. ",
Wilson has punctured the lots"u,,, NJ
peace Polsou iU ~ Srand hnck into
tho pen Of the plotters. lne p'en'
dent has showed IN INC cor NSC" n,iti
given II a Good twlS. N'nv, ,nr, nm.
never stand Tor anythlnE ,.,,r,, ,,i,b
conditional SURRENDER or
the sword,
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