The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-09
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of sssr league who have been hnlslaK
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10 shs.r ssnl~ ohsifWrslanssts az rms
league. asned thsm to pas ~ ~ smut
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fEs shailrnx~i tlssm ss produce
something A. seed 81 better Il they
i.a MOI want 10 Aeeepl ihls pian og
preventing natssf~ wars
Before the Nj. l.ouls Chamber at
Commerce the pFesia~ng explained .ha
purpose ~ ths isssus, described Il ~
chart and constitution for = new
s,sssm laF she ~asld. sysssm ael
Signed 10 prevent wars hy pfosses Inx
ths weak, who have always been lhu
cause 81 sass ssssen satifviy con
Trajectory 10 th~ old political systen,
OF lhe world n WAS fur th~ rurpaasl
of snning war thai America unisf~si
ths world comflies Mr. Wilson re'
alnded his heafefa lta demanded "a
know Of hls opponents how shes woassl
tssp uul OF war m'shcy failed 10 sass
part In the great pact "a psos~ei ,hs
weak Hs r~cAsIsd The pledges that
ali America made that vr should
have share ia this great pact Then
feferring 10 those who na~ oppoas
The leAsus. he said, They are ahra
lusc cunteniptlbis cutters N thsy dan.
ace the same shrouslI America w!il
ne d.spised, suspected aud dsstfussad
unleas she goes forward with her bar
gain. The president added Ia the NJ
I.auls speech
TO al OF the oblcesluna 10 tbs
league. Mr. wIlsoa offered esplsna
llons THAI satlsfi~d his audience Ths
much discussed article Ten did lio'
mean. he said. that Americans ~ouid
ever have TO send troops across the
seass TO nghi other nAtions battles
indeed. With league, there would b.
no more battles. ne ssplainssi Al
least ihe posMbliiy ~ss very remote
Each nation esr~rs nrn. he a.
planned, either so nnbfnil dirsrsnts'
Ito arbitration and accept the decision
af The arbitof uf submit the difference
| a. discussion b. the council of III.
league IN thM Isttsr casn the ma
lions agree 10 allow siA months fo'
The discusmion II settismeni failed
aiier that time They asr~e 10 wal
three mouths longer before aolns u
war And no nations. amer iha, period
OF cooling on would nxht. he an
| serted
Ia cas-. q nation refused 10 agree
either TO arbitration or dls.asslon 4
outlawed itself the president ~
planned II would be economically
and socially bos seoll~d by the rest o
IN. world. and hits punishment. b.
said. would be mure terrible than war
Az TO Jspan's holding % shsntuns
peninsula ihe president said W akrses
ia thar only bscstise England sns
France By secret treaty had vfven m
territory 10 Japan
Hut he Was sure, he said, that Jarst
would. as she has promised, return II
Uf lhosr league oppOnenfs who poss
w Chins'a iFiends IN this matter. hs
inquIreu How 30 they expect 10 Esl
Shantung back for China II MOI
through The ieAguey Would they ID
10 var Tor ity's ts
Accusing them OF fearing the 70
spunsibiliiiex ot the league. he de
manded: 'if yor are Cbina's friends
should you scuttle and rum That
moi the Kind OF American | am
Again the crowd arose and chceYed
More Than f,ponsO0 persons lined
the streets OF the MissDnn tnstropolis
a. III. president aud his party psxsss
through and ! wave of cheers started
hls progress Al d luncheon at which
Ne spoke today hs wax hailed A. lhs
'bentfactot Of The world" and again
as the greatest citizen OF ths
world" IN the evening he spoke "a
5000 II The coliseum and on ths
previous nisht 10 twiee that many in
the Indianapolis coliseum. 10 which hs
drove through i've mitss of cheering
crUwtIS uw tour thus fnx II Z