The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-27
WILSON SEES NATIONS
IN NEW PARTNERSHIP
In Address lie DwcIIs on Work Of
irh'c tonfcrcnCo-Dclny- Have
Opened IN Minds.

PARIS Juno 26 President poia.
care tonight gpro % dinner t1 PreH-
dent Wilson ana OH mo delegates To
'h" peace conference Mrs wilson
accompanied he president
Responding 'o AN address made
by N roincare. President Wilson
said.
u thank YOU most sincerely for
'h" words that YOU have uttered. !
cannot pretend ur that tho pros
n"'i ~ going home ls NOT very do.
I 'Ehuul 10 mo bur can say with
M" greatest sincerity that the pros.
r''i ~ leaving France is very pain.
'ul TO me
II have received q peculiarly gen
croua welcome here and n ba. b.er
pleasing for mo 10 feel that tho wei.
come was intended not 20 much for
myself as for the people whom I
represented And the pcople Of
France know how 10 give welcome
mat makes mans hear, glada They
have spontaneity about them. A.
simplicity of friendship which is al.
together delightful
II feel that my stay here sir has
.onliFhiencd both my heart and my
mind n has ona blcd mo personally
10 tce tho evidence of tho suffcring
ana the sacrifices of France 10 has
enabled mo 10 come ln'O personal
louch win The leaders of The French
peopl" ana through the medium Of
intercourse with them 10 understand
better, ! hope than underatood
before. The motives. the ambitions
and PRINCIPLES which ac,uats this
great nation.
Sometimes tho work NJ the con
ference has seemed 20 70 very
slowly indeed Sometimes IL has
seemed aH II there were unnecessary
obstacles 10 agreement: hut az tho
weeks have lenRthened have seemed
10 see the profit that came out OF
That Quick conclusions would not
have produced that iny \,te knowl-
edge Of each others mind which
mink has come out Of these daily
conferences
We have heen constantly in the
'reHence of each Others minds and
motives and characters and the com.
rhdeshlps which are based upon that
sort of knowledge are sure 10 be
much more intelligent not only. but
va breed q much more intimate sym
pathy and comprehension than could
otherwise be created.
'Thous Ais months have been six
months which have woven new
hbors Of connection between tho
hearts of our people. And something
more than friendship and intimate
sympathy has come out Of this In
tercourse.
Friendship IL n very good thing.
Intimacy iS very enlighteninR
thing But friendship may end with
sentiment. a new thing that has
happened IN that we have translated
our common principles and our com
mon purposes into Is common plan
When We part we are not going 20
part with % finished work hut with
n work one portion Of which IL FIN
lshsd and the other portion of which
II only begun.
we have finished tho formulation
OF peace. hut We have begun plan
Of cooperation which ] believe will
broaden and strengthen ns the years
20 by 30 that this grip of the hand
that we have taken now will not
need 10 be "elaNed We have been
and shall continue to he comrades
II II IN true that that has been &C.
II isa very great thing
As | 20 away from these scenes
think I shall realize that | have
been present al ono of the most
vital things that has happened In the
history of nations. Nations have 4
formed contracts with each other
before. but they never have formed
partnerships They have associated
themselves temporarily but they
nave never before associated them
iclveH permanently
The wrong that was done In the
waElng of this war was great
wrong. but n wakcnod the world 10
4 great moral necessity Of seeing
hat Il was necessary that men
'hould band themselves together In
order that such a wrong should
mover be pcrpetrated again.
Merely 10 beat nation that was
wrong onre is not enough There
must follow tho warning 10 all other
nations that would do like things
hat they In turn viii he vanquished
'nd shamcd n they attempt dis
honorable purpose
what deep feelings those or us who
must now for "a little while turn
'way from France. shall leave your
Ihores. and though tho ocean IN
lroad Il viii Hcom very narrow in
he future. II will hc easter TO un-
iersiHnd each other than it ever
vas before, and with the confident
Intercourse Of cooperation. tho un-
lorstaudinE will be strengthened
nto action and action will Itself edu-
.nto alike our purpose and our
huuEht
80. air. In saying good bye In
france, I'm only saying sort OF
lhyaIc1l good bye. not spiritual
'ood hvc ! shall rctlin IN my heart
lwavs tho warm feelings which the
treatment ~ this great pco-
'lo has created IN my heart. And 7
wish I'm NY turn. sir. 10 propose as
.ou have proposed. tho continued
nd increasing friendship ~ tho q
w0 UTrfuUE. mn EdrT'N aud prosper.
~ of France the closer and closer
ummunluu Of free pe0ploa ana tho