The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-10
WILSON SAYS H. {. |.
IS DUE TO SITUATION
GROWING OUT OF WAR
WORLD WON'T SETTLE DOWN UN.
TIL TT LEARNS WHAT L. $. IS
GOING TO DO, HE SAYS

HNlhE' PRESIDENT Wilson told the Min
nesota legislature todo, is l,.s,ol,. d,,a
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s'o"l"e out o'
'"' S''rl'Ices ana waste of the war.
Back of that added the president Law
the fact that tbe world had rot GOT
le,,.,od ,,t., ,t.. 1900.
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The world is not going 10 set.
Tie down" he said "untn n laa,.ns r,.hs+
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ne '"uu'u'd ihat this was the
only nation which would have enough
Iree capital in the near future to reha.
bltate the world economically.
The legislature, which began yester.
day au extraordinary session TO con.
slider the high cost of living. and other
| subjects, received the president with
cheers. Hc was introduced hy Gov. j.
A. a. Burnquist. who said Minnesota
| hoped there would be some arrange.
ment to prevent future wars.
| The president congratulated the leeis.
alure ON lts ratification yesterday of
! 'he federal equal suffrage amendment.
| FIRST of all Mr. Wilson said. 1t was the
nations duty TO set the commerce OK
the world going by the establishment
OF peace. After that, he continued.
lhrre were domestic adjustments that
must b' made, mentioning among other
things that railway facilities in this
country We're not equal TO the demand.
Having established "a world settlement
economically, Mr.. Wilson declared. it
was imperative that there DE an ar
ranEement set up to insure that no.
BODY monkey with the process"
running to the relations of labor and
capital the president said that laborine
men everywhere We're dissatisfied with
'heu relation to their employers That
was true abroad he added. i'm larger
measure than i'm the United States.
referring TO the treaty provision for
an international labor organization. Mr.
Wilson said here was way to bring
! a definite solution Of the problems. He
asserted that In this solution. the Unit.
q ed states was expected by the world
to Set the standards and lay down the
principles.
As a basis for the solution. the presi.
dent suggested that the interests Of la
nor ana capital must he recognized as
identical and the two ought to be reas.
| enable enough TO get together. When
1t was realized that labor was not a
g commodity and a real cooperation had
been established, production would in.
j. crease by leaps and bounds" and that
would be one element i'm reducing the
o cost of living
Ih' United states, the president said
. had been provincial i'm past years in
l's economic relations to the world
.' Ih're must he change, he argued. II
the United states were to rehabilitate
o the world. And 1t was necessary tc
n accomplish that rehabilitation, he add
ed' II YOU are going 20 carry your
trade to the ends of the world"
That was why, he continued. the cost
of living was world problem and was
5 wrapped up in the peace treaty. 1t wa.
just downright ignorance" Of worll
z. affairs, he declared, that prevented
q some men from seeing that point. There
o was applause when he remarked that
!. h' dld not think either of the senators
from Minnesota was afflicted with thai
'- state OF mind.
20 Any man with open eyes could see
T. 'h' lheVltabl" role the United state.
y must play In world affairs, said the
% president ana must realize that II was
t ease OF either welcoming or surren
s d'llng to the facts.
= Mr.. wilson said he had seen condi
O. llons ON the other side of the water anC
e Knew ilrst hand what confidence the
s world feposed in America He said h,
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