Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
A Just Punishment as
Warning Against .
Future Terror.
STRONG FOR LEAGUE
World Must BE Secured
Against War; Adoption
With Peace Urged.
OUR TROOPS ARE PRAISED
France ls Told Soldiers
Represent True Spirit
OF America.
OUR TROOPS ARE PRAISED

NRlH, Zee. tt.--Tn two speoche.
today President Wilson reaffirm.d
that thu making % peace and the
creation OF league OF nations must
he accomplished Rs ono single oh.
jectivc.
heHpondinS 10 tho welcome OF
President Poincaire at the ,unch.on
given In his hopr. President Wi.
son declared that winning the war
Was not alone enough, hut that ths
people OF tho United States had on
.sred " with the object of making
world,
Responding 10 tho greeting of 40.
clalini delegations. thu prcsidsnt re.
itrrated that tho war had been n
peoples war and that ahs defent Of
military auSocmcy was not sufficient
10 the fulfilling of its objectives. he
again declared that tho CO. operation
of tho nations for tho security ,of
tho peace TO be made was wholly
nee essary,
lie also spoke of the deyaststion
or tho war and said he appreciatsd
a- did the French tho need OF action
10 "rebuke acts of terror" and make
men everywhers aware that such
acts cannot be vsntured upon with.
out the certainty Of Just punish-
ment"
Atsend~d by 900.
President poincsire'n luncheon at
Ehsse palace nj I o'clock was at.
tended by 900 Eus~ta The presI-
f"Sss,a'ss'' Isss2l asS 4A:.';sai;. si.I.s;s ":.s,
Aipins rhasssprs. Whs acted No
The president Of prsnc" ana Ma.
dame Polncare met they guests and,
President poincare irving his arm
10 Mrs. Wilson and President Wilson
To Madame Poincsre, they procssded
10 tho drawing room whcre the other
guests were asssnibled. Then, In Ac-
cordance with tho French custom,
" poincare presented the men and
Madame Poincure presented the
ladies' 10 Ixesident and Mrs. Wilson.
Tho tables. set In the form Of .
horseshoe. were decorated with red
ana whit, roser and large bunchss
~ Parma vioIets The two presi-
dents wero seated side by side. with
Madame poincare or PRESIDENT viii
son'A right and Mrs Wilson on
Prrsldent Poincarc's LETT. NJ. Ioubet.
former president Of France. was
Ia the left OF Mrs wilson.
On the table In font NJ The prcsi-
dents was y mfrr6f IN which rested
ship NJ blue and white vbolcts.
with two ii,,ie American flags an
tho mastheads Tho othcr table
decorations included two airplanss.
also made of ,ioiets.
Tn. guests included the presi-
Aangu nj al ha nah
Premier Clomcnccan and HIS minis-
tsrs. former premiers and former
foreign ministcrr and the mMshah
~ France.
wil.,ns Al1r~.
President Wilson spoke as follows
at President poincare'H luncheon In
Response Ia nn address OF welcome;
Mr.. President. | am deeply In
dehtrd 90 you for your Eracious
greeting n II very rrliEh,fui TO
find myself In France and 10 feel tho
quiCk contact of sympathy ana un-
affected friendship between the rep
tcscntuliyrs ~ the United States and
the representatives ~ France.
You have ibeen very generous in
what you were pleased To say about
myself hu, feel that what 7 hav.
said ana what have tried To DO. has
AffiN Ftll fIii hfff VfNlN w hN Nv
tempt to sprak the thought OF tho
people ~ the United States truly
ann To carry that thought out In ac-
ton
From the first though, of tho peo-
pie ~ The I nltcd states turned
toward HoWcihing moro than tho
mere winning NJ thiH war II turned
to tho establishment ~ eternal prin-
ciplca ~ tiTht ana Justice. n real
iEcd that merely 90 win th' war was
not enough that rs must b, won IN
such n way AND the qurstipny raised
D, it settled TX such u way aA to In
sure tho future ,"t'r 90 the world
and lhy me foundations for the tree
dom ana happiness uf iu many peo-
plea and nations
Ih,urs Punishment
Never hrfur. htA war won 80 ter
/ rihlo a NrtEp ur exhibited moro
frutsiy tho delisrr ifucncc or ~.
J rit nmhiuonr am sure that |
thnfi look upon ho ruin wrought
| ly tho i'mica " th' central empires
with th, mm, .pulsion and dcep
| indignation ihtt tlgsy sur In tho
| hrnr's " the men ~ France ami
] llrIlllm. and | appreciate, AS you
de- vy. tho Necessity Uf such action
.u tho final settlement OF tho issues
uf war 40 viii not only rcbuke such
.l,H ut i,tfur and spolla'lou, hut
make mon everywhere aware that
lr, cannot D.. ,ou'urcd upon with
un' tnr ,rlIinty of iusi punishment.
know vlth what nrinr and en-.
.i.Ir.tsw thr suldints ana Wtilofs OF
'nu t.rltrd states have given the best
,H,f was iu item IN Tits war OF re-
FrmI.uu Thrs have Expressed ths
1000. suiui coy America They bel.cvo
iu, IIrnl 'u ho acceptable 60 FREQ
.,upI,s ,,t... sl'ro and ar reiolced
:, hl.r paved the pnrt they have
plYcd in giving reality to those