The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

Europe ON lhr growing r.puhu. u'
m" N"7'rft .rWl4ph''r removed t"'
an ',Wr
I'm considering then. lh, pyuhuhl,
effect the proposed lrtru, would
have had In preventing the wars the
lnttcd States has participated Iu
"" are forced tp the conclusion that
Do would have been .u,,r-siu m
every Instance
bul what would 'hn mi"l state.
b" today
History Hut Repeats
j. 10 fair TO make tu application
of the rrupu.rd Irlpjr 2, IN, nt,.
,,, ~ r.. ....., a.. .,., .,
'"'''' o.
W. 'N'hh 'I 'H Iui'" natural b"
tu do And beneficial aH wei. Tor
two very ,irJy reasons We are
ndWoui7hod that HII human history
la but a r,prruuu ut Itself ana oar
knowledge OF history luWrya the
"plrnw Nu are also told that the
past is important only as it is used
to measure ana weigh the present
ana future and Iu our personal af-
ihirs "" practice this To- our very
great ouhEh'rumpuf aud benefit
Then why not ts "a nation The
logical conclusion 'hti We now face
Is this with the proposed league
uf nations IN force il would lee i'm
possible cor At least very difficult
FOR Any other people tu emulate tho
example Of the I nFcd States
what We have to bear ia mind
very carefully tat an times is that
human nature remains very much
the same iu every stage OF the
worlds growth uud is the factor
which must continue to command
the uhIor concern Of luW givcrs and
rulers Also. that there iS, after an.
very little In common between the
habits and aspirations Of the people
Of the United States and the pcoploH
OF other uatluualities
4 very great many NJ IA believe
that 1t IN by refusing affirmation
to these two primary propositions
that the proponents of the league of
nations nave been .AILi'd l" arrive
a., ,ao ,,o ,,.,,, o., ~, ,.a.,.i
feeling between a considerable mum
bor al nations drawn To "A common
defehse hHninsi a common io', some
thlns wonderful unusual ana euul
ing Nhen, AZ h.a'leT Oh l"'l,
thero Is noDlhB ""hnoriul' unusual
or enduring nDout H. ,.,.,
germany, IKE IA" i'fHl',lE '''Nh,
man VINO p""'y u''''r'" H' ~" ,"
whip any man IN IN" state AlinpIg
tried 70 cover 700 mu'h territory
and succeeded uuIy IN creating an
Overwhelming community oi interest
against himself
Defense Against Germany N'N''SNitrN
since world douinluh was scr
manys aim. world deiohsc hbdih ISL
Iermahy was heCohs w. f'oi', 'i'l'
necessity 10 the I"El' "l ""i "''.
Ing IN unison LOT common u'l' llS'
was nut step. a s''p' noN'N'I
logical II may nave pe'i'' 'h|' "'N
made possible "niy "uh" ",'
agreement 10 'ohS'd'r l"r 'n, .'",
being but single pur Voa', ''''' VI
beating inc roe I" ms Nlr'S. ,,,....-
Fear hred inc Pf'7'"' '''''''''
Necessity and the agreement to sub
ordinate everything national asplr-
-, o,,.,,.,,,,,,, ,,,.cssit,.s rnrsoraI
....-....,
habiu'' h'l-'" '''' c"i''''''" pun P"''
OF defense has held It together. An
era of universal good feeling follow
ing victory is aS natural as billing
and cooling following wedding bells
But compatibility and mutunitty OF
interests are prerequisites 70 tho
continuation or either.
THIS i- beginning 10 De b"rh' lh
on us boy the very mcagcr reports
We are permitted I" read from 'h'
peace conference. lh' peace U''N
OF necessity ihust consider many
I lt