The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-19

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I,n sue conuoileu IT by means Of her po-
nee ana she virtually owned IT, Then
'T"P,''' 'ooN oNeI Nuu ChoW IN the ear
y ""N' vi VHe war because II mad entry
" ner HheS OF communication Then
| i" l'i' secret treaty was entered into
y. N''cu japan acquired the leas"hold
VI 'n' HnthluhS railway an agree
o'C"''h Great britaIn, France
"'" '"Id'' II would appear ana when
''' American peace commission went
W rance lh'N FOUND thht this secret
treaty had p''h entered INTO and that
IT. was FolnS 10 stand Lloyd George
"o","' alk about IT, 'Icmcnceau
Wou'uh J. DISCUSS IT, We had to accept
Hro"t hrI'aIh S word, the word Of Eng
'd"'' rance ana Japan, or so to war
dpou' IT,
some OF our senators say, Take it
away from Japan and give 1t to China. 20
japan mas promised that she Will fore
~ ""dH'uls as quickly as she can.
ere you WHIlhs TO take the world OF
'"P,'h She mas never ned to us. and
we nave no reason to doubt her word.
uhuer Inc league covenant We can
who, ,I,a,,a, ,,.,,., .l''ou' ~
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with tl,a bo,o ,r ,,,,,,,,,,,,,...., 60.
WIN me nope OF amendment, or fight
luI emma on one SIDE ana ireland on
ne otH'I' we nave great sympathy
Io' ElIh green Island ana we love
ne rroIa,,d must do,ido ,,.,,,. .,,a
wants bor,,ir h,fo,o ,,., ,,.,, -.
nc.itior 70 ,oi,, la. Mill. 80
must .,d,,i+ that tho ,,,,a..t;l, 80 r,.o
land is , preut ouestior ,.,, ,,,,,, .,I,,
admit MAT if is q ,o,,. ,o,,,,Ii,at,5 o,,,
And hasidos I, is r,,,.o,,. g., ,,,,o.,io-, TO-.
tha internal govarnr,ont - Croat p,.it
ain and we bo,e ma ,,,si,,,... j., ~
tcmr,ting tn dictata to o,,. ,,ot,,o,.
country
do NOT beliava tbat t,,ro will b.
war between ENGLAND and tbo United
States for q tbousand ve,rs NOR IN.
tween ,Tapan and fine United stot.s i'm
one hundred WHY tber. y,o,rd he
no ADVANTAGE to either. court,,. If T,.
pan ana th4 limited states sbonId 90 in
war. Neither could cyhaust tho otber
and countries do moi 20 to war when
neither of them can win There couIdn't
pcssibly he a chance for n decision Inc.
tween the Two countries
The SiX.to.One Ohiection
Another objection and possihlv tbe
greatest one. is the six.to.one objection
You know In obiectino to tbis l.aoun
covenant they have syyerved from onc
objection TO another-gone All around
it from side to side and from front
TO back kicking il ON aver,, side Grsat
Britain will have six votes in fine dele.
gate body TO our one for the reason
that ali of her colonies which have
self government like Conada Ausr,,.
liza. New Zealand South Africa and In.
din will al1 have a vota and Enpiand
will have q vote of her own The one
vote of the United States will be inst
as much as the six of ENGLAND with
her six votes. England will no, be aLle
to do ANYTHING that the United States
cannot do with her one. In anv oues
ton or cause of action that amounts
to ANYTHING on the part of the poGy
of delegates the vote must be mani
nous. England cannot outvotc Ill,
United States. But one would natur
ally think that Canada. after strainina
every resource TO help win this war
would have a right to a vote if Hedia2
has a vote. We do not know where
or what Hediaz is but if has a right
to a vote. Canada is a great nation
and certainly she should have q vote