Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
SPIRIT OF FRANCE
FALLS ON TULSA


,lo,,,,, NJ our ropuatiou We are
TOO lcrIcut with them aud rhoh'l H''
dalry amy longer he declares
- fo include. iu Uy lectures
r,,.i,,y nf the reasons why we are
:, tho war. hnyc done that for the
las, time Now believe that if any
n,c 4. Inclined To- believe that Ger
- r,s bccn right and that the
i.rt,ca states Is wrong, | shall use
,,,,. tv, fists and not arguments.
prolonged cheering greeted TINS
declaration. -,
Women are doing more than their
,,,rc IA America as In the>other all
u.d nations Lieutenant Nance stat
,l They are doing many things
,h,t were formerly considered mo
ann, ~ man alone but their new
,,rf iu the scheme ot things - IN
cn.orsrntion with man and not In
rcmr,fitIuu with him. he said
Germans Fire on Red Cross.
A. mn nmhulsuyor IN France.
Jrouferant Nance said that the GER
mans do not respect Tho Red Cross.
"Tnev fire ON ambulauceS ana
bomb hospitals Just rs quickly as
Won or would fire on the kaiser II
Ne had the chance. They nave
rpincd women and murdered chh-
drcn aud committed untold horrors
that We must avenEc.
1--WE should be more drastic IN onr
treatment ot pro Germans. Ihelr
propcrty should be contiscat"d ana
thev should he imprisoned win the
understanding that after the war
they are to he ostrlCiScd from ihe
land and sent tn Germany Thcy
fled from the kalsor's land and ws
received them ana they have grown
rCh and have privileges that are
,mhturd OF in Germany And "
they are not grateful enough to be
ioNa1 they are not deserving OF con-
sideration.
Firing Squad for Spies
"splcs SHOULD face the firing
squad And yet we have never killed
spy II you find a SPY in Tulsa,
want 10 bc one of the squad that
lines him against the wall.
'It IL also foolhardy that our
Frhools have been permitted % teach
the German language To- the children
Of these Hun symDathizers In 'h'N
way we have fostered the very prop
uganda that We ore now fighting
Urging the willing acceptance or
war burdens. Lieutenant Nonco Salu
that we can sacrifice every thing ana
vet havc many things O. b" grateful
for No matter what Tho pWce W"
nav. he said, we cannot paw as dear
iy as France nnd EnEhnd nave
done
"And we have n selfish prayer of
thanks that & is France where we
are fighting and not America he
continued. "and that thcre have been
no American girls subjected to un-
- spcakable slavery as have the girls
n Franco and Belgium.
we should also remember thar
the government ia making demands
upon us all The men between tho
ages Of ~ and 81 owe no greater
debt To America than DO the men
between the years OF 81 aud lOl.
Ye' the government has taken
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cause YOU are asked to land your
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soldier in the army has made the
Supreme sacrifice and nothing that
You can do can equal his sacrifice,
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