The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
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rArtscniasi, vigorous we're his re-
marks when. stopping al Cheyenne,
swse. ON his was toward Colorado
from tiw eoass be seok ap thar par
|silpIaf reservation aAich certain of
his apponents in the senate want 81.
s~nh~a 10 The ratsnta1lun ~ The
treaty
Article \
That republican meanufe reads a.
follows,
'rhe tinited states axNum@s nn ph
liksgson under the provisions og Az
ti.le \ to preserve the territorial IN,
issiity of political Independence af
any other eountss OF 10 Interfere ia
controversies bst~esn other nations
whether members eI the league of not
or TO einplo, The military or naval
'orves vi "a. inls~d States ander any
article OF the treaty for aflf purpose.
unless Ia any psrslc lcuisr case the con.
sfsss which under the constitution
has the sole power TO declare war or
authorize the employment ol IN. milf
tsry and naval forces og the United
States, shall by act or loin. resolution
70 declare
The president declared.
Such thing is unworthy and r.
diculons, and want 10 say dlstnciiy
ss | read this. Mat Il would change
she entire m.aaina oi the treaty and
exsnipi the Tinted States from AT ~.
sponsihillis for The preservation OF
peace" Il means the rejection ~ the
treaty. nothing 4ess. II means that
The United States would take from
under she sttuctars rs very iounds
,lons and support
Would Amend To Rejection.
II wish 10 call The attention OF
those who favor this reservation 10
the fact that II any such reservation
~ that should be adopted. would
BE- obliged An the executive OF the
United States 10 regard Il ~ reiec-
lion oil The treaty =
The president pointed out thai the
reservation meaning the tfeaty's re-
lection would exclude as from all
sh~ peoples those of Germany and
those oi the United States He said
that Germany's dearest desif~. feel
ing hst present Isolation. ~ 20 wee US
also cut on from the gallant people
With whom side b. side We fought the
war.
The rejecf lon Of the treaty would
mean. he reiterated. thai We would
have 10 make separate peace with
Germany He added
Il would mean simply the govern.
naent OF the United States going bat
in hand 90 the ASSEMBLY NJ Meimar
and ssyins may II please you. ws
have dissssociated ourselves ffonl .
those who wefa your enemies. We
have come 10 YOU asking II you will
consent to ternls OF amisy and peac.
~hich wiz disassociate. us. both of us.
rom the comrsdsh.p OF arms and OF
lbery" There IA no other inierpre-
alton that is the issue and, every
american must face. n"
The Soldiers Question.
The president told eioquenlly In The <
Iiciori~s alarms gained BY American
oldisfs ~ Chateau Thierfy, Beileau
Sood and The Argonne. whan, adyiaed
d their allies 10 turn hack. they axks
4 this typicslly American question /
What did We come over here fors
sot 10 turn bsck but to 40 forward"
nd he ssId, they never wen, in any
irection but forward
Those men never thought OF any I,
esersaiions. They never thought u
~ ing
I'VE VIII do this much OF our Job
nd then scuttle and leave you 10 do
BIZ rest
= am here on tais journey 10 help II
his nation n can BY my counsel 10
slnIl and complete the task which
be- men Who died upon the battle,
eds Of France began and am not
Ding TO turn back any more than
ssy did | am soing 70 keep my face
" ~ they kept thelr faces, forward I
ward the enemy
Tke only orgxnixed opposition 10
il league, outside of congressional Il
allss the president asserted, were The
,rc~x Of hypheDat@d Americans. ths
line forces that during the war wers
'f OermAny's triumph
Though II Vas hale ri night when
d president reached Denver. 4 great
lserinx thr0ns ilaed The strsep 70
u ,him yelcoule k
The brink ffuniisr city Of Cheyenne.
hsrs he made his sinxle speech "
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