The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-17

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slavery 100 foreign Land. .h,.. ,.r,,
ed harburIi,, fn be nr,.f...
against their prisoners OF v,r Ga.
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would have rcro,lol
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which hes at her d,n.s sam l.. ....,
bN the rart 'h.tr., .,-.. .E...,.-.YuY .
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more than 10000 .ouo o.h,a. .....
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and suffering arcau.. .,,,f..... ..,v
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hy r,,ort ro var
The allied and psaar.,tcI ..oA,,.
.clr,, rne, ,,nuIj t,c a., i.,, ...
who have given ,bolr NH q, ...,
The freedom ~ m. wnr.l ~ rnr,
consent to .rca' war ON amy u.uvr
bass than ats a crime aga.ns, human
iN and rirr
"Th. attitude ~ tive av.nl lpl
t.sor,iIc1 .pov,rs va, m.dc rrr.
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u.,r J., ,rc.r rrIr,Ir., .,t,.,r,p
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In h.s speech ~ Apru Il lgIN. ana
explicitly and catcEurlcA.D .cpfod
hy the German prop,c as a pru.
riplr covering the prlrc 'l.c' t,rr,.
thing that We say. my fellow country.
men. everything that We hcugrfurfh
plan and accomplish. ting ira" to
this repouss uN the majesty and
might Of oar concerted power shaI
I'm the though, and utterly doictl
the force ut those VINO il"nl ana
m.sprlz" what we hnn"I ana "" y
dear Germany has ono" moro "a ~
mat force, ana t"I'r h'"n' SUM ~
tIde Whr'hrr luN''' an" p''. ~ -. ','
reign IN me d'I'iS "i "''". ''' '"'
rishl az An'I'h '"U''.''' W.,
i'HhhhN"h h0 SUI '"''' t.,,,l
nt'n me W., ,o.n,nsc
lheie - .h'I'i"l' "", ,,,,n.,
LOT w IoI, ,',,ti he
lotse , "''nuu, ,.,1 ,,tr,nn,n, TWm force which
.n.ii n,,kc Tho inv 81 tho world and
ra'st oyer,. selfish dominion down In
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Quotes From Prcmicrs
NJ Clcmenceau in the letter also
uuotes from speeches Delivered ny
Premier Ilovd George OF Great Br''-
ain, himself as premier OF Ia"'
and Premier Orlando OF hN HI
which II was specitlchIly "e'la Y"
that when victory was won Wv"
promise as 10 peace terms ""s ,,
possible and JUST punishment S"'"'"
be meted ou, ana con ,...,s
Justice. therefore, lS w ~ ~.
sible basis tor tht Se,,,,'nvm, Irs.
accounts ot. ms ~ Iaioco,,o,
iICe IA "hal Wv 1870 r..'Sarn,,ny has
asks IoI anu N'NN ''" 49, a..
heeh prom, 'N'. ,s, 10 rsf,ce
~ ~, ~ %, ana vounded and To-"
,,.ha ~. hoo, made orphan
mos no,.oI W." ,h,t furone Nigh, be
|rn, ,ror, prusslap despoiism There
,,ns, hc Justice for the peoples who
500, .taygsr' undcr war debts which
oYceed 40 100000 600 that liberty
mirht he saved There must be, jus
,ics for those millions whose homes,
lands ships and property. German
snyagery has spollated and dcs-
troyed
THAT is why the allied and asso-
ctutcd powers have insisted as
cardinal feature OF me treaty ma.
Germany must undertake To hlaNr
reparatlon 10 the very u'ler"'oS' y.
her power, Tor tePh "oh
wrongs inflicted ~ or the essence Va
Justice 49,,
That is why they insists 'ha'
those individuals who are most cIear
~ responsible FOR German aggres-
sion and for those acts of,,harharism
and irhumanity which has dlsgraced
the German conduct OF the war
must be handed over to justice which
has not been meted out to them al