Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
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ROM. Friday, jan iIs irrt
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official dinner gwen ~ tIu uuI. .,
tonight Thor, N.rr uu'" l,u OBJ
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today arc Ht'rWA''unH ~ r"uilmru'
~ admiration ami i,DurI liuu Mr
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AIMED ~ the .uutr ll,u goal, tIWtid
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tiunp| r,t,r fur whI,h sou have vim
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ftt'' 'Inl.N ~ Hrui'. hti established
today r bdnilfphl" communion 30 lu.
i'utIuus aud puipuH"s between our
iNu countries. lrpiuua - our work
"tH hhd cuilgfbirl tu your great Tr.
publir. They had knitted America
ant liuly together with Mtuug cords
uf relationship ana these became -.
iufotced hy the spiritual affinity be-
tween peoples who had common
faith In tho virtue ~ FREQ pOliilchi
government
Italians 81 America right
when Italy entered the war, a
breath. "A precursor of the American
soul, penetrated into the rank ana
file of our army through the means
~ our workers who returned To- tho
fhthcrland from America ana
brought into Italy nn echo ~ their
SECOND patrla. No corroHpondinRli
the Italian soul vihrhtcj In tho
hearts of our cmigranlH enrolled un.
der your banners when the American
nation under your guidance threw It
self into the flsht against the COM
mon enemy
III was natural that your visit.
awaited with u most earnest desire,
should now give form and cNproasith
almost tangible tu this foryld agree
ment of spirits to this happy com.
munion OF intentions and 0f Ideals,
forming themselves between tho two
peoples. and which are employed IN
a union always more Intimate and
co. operation always more cordial In
tho face of the grave duties I'M
posed by the common victory Italy
having now gathered Ia her own
bosom these brothers az long sor-
rowing under oppression, and hav'
ing rsconauered the confines which |
alone can give her security ana true I
Independence, In preparing herself 10 |
CO. operate. with YOU In the most cor. !
dial manner 10 reach the most prnc-
ticAl means Tor drawing into u single |
circie tho civilized nations for tho /
purpose OF creating In tho supreme |
form Of q league of nations the con.
litions most fitted to safeguard and |
protect each ones rinhtn
Italy and America entered 10
sether into the war through rare |
act OF Wilt they were moved by tho
purposs to concur with all their en-
erGies In an effort 10 prevent tho |
domination OF tho cult OF force In |
tho world; they we're moved by tho !
purpose TO reaffirm In the scale of
human values the principles of lih-
erty and Justice. They entered into |
war Go conquer the powers % war
Their Accomplishment IL stu unfin.
irhed and tho common work must
still he developed with firm faith |
ana with tenacious constancy Tor the /
purpose of cffectinE the security OF
peace.
1 iift up my glass, Mr. President,
In your honor and In tho honor OF
Mrs. Wilson whose gentle preSence
adds charm To your visit. | drink Ia
the prosperity and to the continued
and Increasing prestige of the great
American nation,
President Itrplics.
In reply, President Wilson said
Your majesty, I have been very /
much. touched by the generous terms
OF the address you have lust read
I feel n would he difficult for me to
make a worthy reply and Yet N
could speak simply the things that
are In my heart am sure they
would constitute an adequate reply.
I had occasion at the parliament
this afternoon to speak OF the strong
sympathy that had sprung up be
tween tho United States and Italy