Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

tONlINl ~ FROM FACE ONE.
breathe freely while they go about
their daily tusks and know that gov.
ernmeutH arc their servants. not
their masters
T. War ~ Al Conflicts.
This .a. therefore tho war of an
wars which labor should support and
support with ul ita concentrated
I power. Tho world can not be- safe.
| mems li,sH can not be- secure. mo-
! mans rights can be- confidently and
| successfully asserted against the rule
Hnd mastery of arbitrary group4 and
! special Interests 30 long aH govern
| mcniH like that which after long
premedltation. drew Austria aud
Germany into this war are permitted
TO control the dostinics ana the daily
fortunes Of men and nations. plotting
while honest men work. laying the
tiroa ot which hnocent men. women
ana children are To be the fuel
Industry Must Sustain War
You know the nature Of this war
u is war which Industry must fuB-
iaiu. The army Of laborera At home
IL ~ important. as essential ns the
army ~ fighting men iu the far
fields Of actual battle Ana the o.
borer m not only needed as much ag|
The soldier II H. his war. The SOLE
dirr. n his champion and represon.
lauvr. To fail 10 win would be- to
imperil everything that the laborcr
has striven Tor and held dear since
freedom first had its dawn and his
struggle for Justice began The sol.
diera nj the front know this it|
steels their mWcles 20 think of it |
Haf.as IL
ing for no selfish advantage Tor their |
own nation, They would despise |
anyone who fought for the selfish !
advantage Of any nation Thcy are |
giving their lives that homes every |
where, as well a. the homes they /
love In America, may be kent sacred
aud safe. aud men everywhere be
free as they insist upon being free
They are fighting Tor tho ideals uf
their own land great Ideals. immor-
lhl ideals, Ideals which shall light
he way Tor all men to the places
where justice IL done and men I've
With lifted heads. and emHnCipatrd
ipirils That IL the rcasen they fight
With solemn 10Y and are inyinciblcf
Day of Conservation.
Let us make this. therefore. day =
" fresh comprehension not only II =
What We are about. and OF renewed 4
md clear-eyed resolution. but a day D
n conservation also. In which We dc ,
.ote ourselves without pause ct O
INIT 10 the great task of setting our :
'wn country and the world free to {
ender iustice 90 an and OF making Z
imposaible Tor small groups OF po. d
itical rulers anywhere 20 disturb our
'eacc or the peace OF the world ur \
n any way TO make tools and pune 81
'ets " those upon whose consent D
ma upou whose power their own '
and their own very eNis- q
encc depend r
We may count upou each other =
he nation IL ot single mind, ltlf
: taking counsel with no special 7 .
lass u ir serving mo- private or
lngle interest It's own mind has ID
cen cleared ana fortified hJ these v
avs which burn tho dross away. Tho
Ehk oLsJt new conviction has penc.
'ated To every class amongst us :?
We realize as We never realized be
're that We are comrades, depend !
nj upon one another irpeMstihle
hen united. poWeriess when dtvl- 4
O. And ~ We Join hands TO lead the :
orld to new and better day
tSignedD WOODROW WILSON.