The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29
|ElTY IS FULL
)F PERIL TO U. S.,
KNOX DECLARES
M6ans Centuries Of Blood
|: Letting" He Says,
~ The Associated Press J

icsh n'e'hoe' VI u.e io'''su , '.'a.'o,i y,
con'miuec ana Io',nei eO'.,at . A..
state, 'old 'he 'eha,. 'ouIy ''a' ,"e m
! Cnited ot''eS snou,u ue.,,"e , v. y. ~
cone parry 10 ''o s,'''.''em t,n "
ieued al Ne'Sal,'eS anu s"uu'' ... nv
so''a'e sepa'"'e peA'e WI" "
many. 4,
IN 1t; na'u ahu . ..ue' en-, Nv
asserted 'ne Hea,y '"Poseu ON we,
many penl't'eS "h'eh ylo'a'e t i'''eId d.
nofia' law ana chsehu'' Nne' ~ '
oee'ateu 'ne'e was no . 'ea,o. ~, vi
.ht C''"',' .''''' s'Vui" ..:n,
INTO inc dangers OF Sn,H sl'u"''o"'
M Rejeet treaty ne o'Se'.
nc more oooN'"c' WIS 'e'y'
said Mr' NhoN inc ".I,e a'u .oa
vinced mat me ohIy sa'e way '1' "
TO deal ~''h II IS 10 oe'''"e 10 Oe d
party 10 u al an :,
! thlnH we Shou,u ,ehoun.e ,i VI "a
vcr OF Germany ah9 ail o'"I's Iu' w w
I demni,y because @i tne w.l anu see
fhst she ge,s efea't lot wna' VIC re &c,
nFnce We ought 20 tenounce HI
p1ticipa'ion or meh1c'snIp III .pIn' ,
m?sions' commi''ees' ooa,us ., o.''e; !, ,
W. PROVIDE 10. II II, nb;"b ,"I ivy bv y, % ,crms
oskits execution 10 w''ch ny iS 'c, ms
~ are parties we ougn, 10 uee'a'e Z
| = general policy 70 regard WIN oor-
CEN any threat OF uiS'u' DA'''c o' ke"-
sfal worli peace. ou' AZ ',e sane u'ne
We should reserve ooinpls'e ''pe'F VI
acton eiiher independently OF III ,o'i-
junction with other powers IN taxing
such steps as We determine Wise io'
preserving the peace.
Suggests Ano'hef ran >.
" We might then carry out the 'p,tn
ofthe act OF lSlo, when au'horizeo inc
,prtsident to convene me nations OF
the world together to es'abiish code
off international law reduce atn'a,
'mEpts, to establish an 'h'efha',oha'
trPunal and 20 as tar as possible III
IN direction Oh securing pea.e
thfouch league 70 wh'ch all he
wHld are parties IN ',s formation
Tins wonld be a '''ing. generous
( af4l d'Sn'iied exit from SITUATION IN
which primarily We had no di'ec'
colcern,
d, ylt Is indeed nara ana ofuei peace
that th's treaty ''pu'a'eS ana l nave
no objection to It's being So hut 'o'
nq reason why we VINO 90 not par
n 0ee III in spoiis' shouin oecom'
/ paftics to its harshness and cruelty
u see no reason why we snou'u O'
| patsics to imposing upon 'etmahy
Iesty whose 'efms' our hego'a'o'
"a we Will not be abie 10 ineet a
tfety that roos our ancient ltieho
Cema IN way nisappfoVeu Dy ou'
n4oiiators ucsty 'hat rays he
fYnda'ion for centuries OF b'oou ie'
ting into which we shouid no' n'
u0wn, a treaty that, contrary w on.
oNn Judgment, ia'is 10 TX We amount
OF indemnity 10 be PAID leaving 'ha'
s,vSt question to the wh'm OF ma
Jokity OF commission on feparaUon'
treaty predicated upon aSe, ,''oh
fhet striken ana heipleS ~oflu re-
NMres our counsel and support. hr'
Jeeves to the beneiiciaries the oeoi'lou
70 the measure and character OF
I'M bene,actions they are 10 receive
treaty that with ominous WORDS
ptvsages our involvement IN the erup'
ti9s of suppressed volcanic world
edbditfons; . treaty that would re
qs1re us to underwrite all the regiona
u terstandings between nations rec
~ hized by the league, most oi which
~ based upon oppression OF veal
ulkions, many OF which are A. ye
|odIrei and undisclosed, and.when dis
clSscd might dive us TO acts of in
Suttiee similar to that in which the
bffsident fek himself compelled tc
nokuicscc in the case of Shantung."
\ Peace Resolution Favored.
n Senator Knox said state OF peace
aAuallv would be established In the
/ verld as soon as three of the great
iat the United State, should make
nd own peace statu, complete by a
4 c&currcnt resolution of congress
4 Declaring the foreign relations
! krnmi,,ee had tried in vain TO get
~ bortant data relating 20 the treaty
III senator said the people at last
Evoee waking TO tn. true issue a, the
isots about the Versatile, nego,ia-
Gtns leaked out
Little by little ne continued
Whey are bringing a divulgence Of the
ta(ts connected with the treaty and
thSy may now hope finally to see the
4eh those whom they had charged