The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-10
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MAKES THREE ADDRESSES
Wilson Talks Twice at st.
Paul and Once in
Minneapolis

MGNNEApOlIS. sept 9 Doclar-
ing that the peace treaty would end
'he regime OF the balance Of power
HrfHdent Wilson told crowd In the
Minneapolis armory today that the
new world order set up would Doe To-
tho advantage of AN nations u,hct
than few OF the stronger.
The presidents party mutorcd over
from 81 Paul where he had spoken
cartier In the DAY. he Vis escorted
through the Minneapolis streets be.
tween crowds that lined both side
walks and kept up q wave of choCr-
ing
Under tho balance ~ mower. said
the president, the people nowhere
dared speak out" against autucrtrN
or against the burden of armament
But now. he continued, the p'upl,
Werc awake and had determined that
~ he governments can't got to-
go.her they viii destroy the govern
menis'
TirtSl of Othcr Plans.
Tho people of The world " said Mr
wilson. "nre tired ~ every other
Kind OF experiment except lhc Kind
we're going to try. The world has
turned n corner that IT'S not going 20
turn again"
"Wo viii brook tho control 81 no
minority IN tho United states. he
added IL would as leave srrv" one
Kind OF an autocracy as another
when Nj wilson said another
great war would come n there were
uo concerted movement to preserve
peace under American leadership
somcgne IN the gallery shouted
Tho president said the league of
nations provided for ~" destruction
ur auiorrauc power hr ADM. lnt
ou', srIf governing nations 90 'ne
league,
Had you over been told that he
farr asked the president and there
Vts a chor-rs Of noes and cheers.
For another thing. continued me
--rvd ant. the treaty provided ~ sun
s'I'uto arhi'rn lion and discussinn l"r
CUr.r and am "ahsy,ulr boN'o'.
against covenant breakers Toe p''''
u' The world. De said, would mus ID,
placed under constant inl'rnab"HH
The peace or the world "a 'vcry-
hody's business" said Mr wilson.
"and this is the fr- in''rnt'loi'
document thai has recognized 'htl
g,."
Wants Disarmament.
rna' thoro should ho ii-'rmam'0.
and traI mo- nation ever 'h"'
again Ttcmnf annexation were
.r'ner points i1 'h" T'f.'. ''".
.n.,d the president There were
more cheers. when nc said l' We.
provided further that Hn s'.i'.
.4.. ..f..,#N d.. yt'fl
secret treaties. said tho president
were A constant source 0f 'm m'Af'H".
"lrf al Versailles Yet N' '.H.
uruai the war hal been fought 90
.Hu principle Of no. Etr..3 "I
.-osIcs and 90 was Impossible IT'D A''-
regard the secret agreement
Finally. said Nj wilson. mere
Was 900 me treaty lr.t. h't ''
r..'s 10. labor. ESTABLISHING 900 l..
f'rnaHoubl labor orrnuEati'h "
..r, ur tabor standards 3D..
coy course. 'hr president -1'd. '.'
r...rl gfafps was "1f liberty 10
50. ouf ot 'ha league. nun '7,.l ',.,
whether 30 would 20. h'''ar .n go
b.. ts trusted partners nr .E "A.
and scf as suspected rivals.
We've got fu boz r. h'r I'"h.'.
....s or statesmen. we've EH. 'H .'
other os--lchcs ur eagles .IIa me
PRESIDENT. adding .hat H" mrar.
..-r.rhss those who ..lhm'rE'
..r.- thinking apparatus .n mo
.t-I
President wilson concluded h.z
address shortly before o'clock a"'
-'.rNed au ovation aa Do" .'ii iH'
a-~8ry
'r referring 90 'he possibilities ''
... ..Gto- over 'Nr world 'a. pres.
"'. made 90 clear hs 1.' rn' N.
'".4f" 'Egt method uf ...fiEa
additions
am NOT speaking revolution. %.
.H.'. J believe that EHr most a.
aFroGs thing fhst can happen t. '.'
.rt-ruan. Co The msn Who i- suffer
."E Co The man who has nor H1' p.
rights. is % destroy public order. f.'
'.tt makes 90 certain re never .a'
F'' his -Chts I am 'Fr from 'rH
tlnr shat hIf . ann .r'HH'..
Wis 'hBf are people uf rHH w"r.f H
'-r' ~ every .trn- ErI ~ lAH.
''.' 'N.sUf Che ono "a. ere E.r
have called . 1n fsg.-.
''. f-.rt" .Hr.. 'H-. r .. H"
-r..rE experiment r
ooSISJED % PACE TNE-NE