New-York tribune., 1918-06-30
His True Colors Shown in
Days Before Patriotic Camou-
|flage Was Forced Upon Him

Lu..n. wa. to Germany.
enemy vessel subject to and destruction"
June 1s15-"Le U. Have Peace with Honor-f TIA. B.
Possible.
I'm our first to Germany many hnss
we had right demand but
winch were beyond op rights either of exactn
LET US STAND FIRMLY IN DEFENCE JUST
RIGHTS, EVEN THOUGH WE MUST MAINTAIN
FORCE OF ARMS BUT NOT PREcPITATE THE couN.
TRY INTO AN UNNECESSARY GOING BEYOND OUR
ING TO FOREIGN coUNTRiEs IN MATTnRs wHcp Hf HAv
NOT YET RECEIVED THE DEFINITION AND SANCTION OF
TERNATloNAL LAW.
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST"
June s-"Ndr Bryans Resignation and 1t. Significance
MANY who have been little Bryan
applaud the devotion to principle that has led him
policy which he justly apprehend. ma in
Bryan ha. been 1?:ny alive to the injustice and the danger
many and another thing of the Allies"
In the two months sinking the Lusitana suck
cautions the President alernated with
found immediate securing peac-the en-
barge and munitions On April Of that va "Tb A
had printed editorial Why arms to warrinp ma
uons Before the far advanced
1n~s 2s-Ihe magnificent gathering of people
in the cause of peace tenton and respect
1T justified if justification needed The American. in.
s"ence that this nation, whole. is for
This impressive meeting Friend. of Peace wa. organ
lied BY citizens of foreign birth foreign parentage
" the assembled thousands. with wild enthusiasm
elarins that THE INTERESTS COUNTRY AND OF HUI
MANTY DEMAND AN EMBARGO THE EXPLORATIONS OF
sit legality of American .hpm.,t
"The ethics Of the eandt the law differ widely
IF this sincerely committed to n. ..v.
peace as pnds to be it ought taking money
providing the beigeren weapon. of war;
we going stand rights we can send
arms and munitions abroad but pr.tns about
deep devotion to the o. peace"
Meeting Germanys Needs AS They Arose
The delay Of recognizing the Importance to GERMANY f
an embargo munitions rh Ame
July 1s-'The Customs 6sure which ar. alw.v. SUBJ
'tantiay show that part Of the
munition ordered in country has. been delivered
And the small already ha. probably had
e erect upon the war thus far it
The enormous belis.rsn..
call for shipments in August and runh hreeye
1t therefore, August should be reserved for he.
"The
approach ~ ~ "
August 1"Let U. Promot. World. Peace No. Promo.
president Wilson, this heartfelt
tor the welfare of the world bsves the sentiments
Of many millions of citizens this direct .,p. -
Office expectation arns and r;
tons of intended dev..t.te elite. and l
and fields and home. n unhappy Europe"
August 19-"If We Cannot Supplx cur..,v.. x;.h
of War, Why Not Supply Now?
According to the statement of the only recently
made to foreign and enemy the U,,,d
States under supply its soldier. with
enough and ammunition to carry . war;
President Wilson, if nation supplied with
M as to be a. the mercy Of foreign oe the obvious thing
arms at home and SUPPLY OUR OWN NEEDS FIRST
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST"
Argust 25-"Ensand Has Stopped Shipment of Cotton
Should We Stop Our Shipment of Arm.?"
contradiction in
American
almighty American dollar
and the fact borrow from m
order to cover the balance against her, h ON
September ~ with no perceptb ubat American
money Europe must stop fighting" explained that
We shall hear war loan, H.
few weeks the some Of h. h,,l
willing
sood many bad quarters Of an hour
pro1:erman directors FINANCING
e. OTIl
But unless this loan is Europe have food A.
clothing enough for her population,
STOP FIGHTINC"
week later the meaning of this "The American.
came against the loan
september SAt this accredited Of
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