The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21
BAROMETER OF PUBLIC OPINION

ton for the little nations OF tho
earth was to be established In our
Imagination We could sec The great
fortrcs,cs of flengoiand ana Glhral-
tar. Panama and Gallipou dis
manted we could see the ships OF
the nations sailing over the high
ways Of the seas unhampered and
uudelayed, We could see the armies
OF the naNions disbandlng and going
home. TO incroAsc The production OF
he fiSld. the factory and tho mine.
We could see The products OF labor
increasing and the custof production
diminishing. we could see the mii-
ItrN burden being llfted from the
backs uf The people. a burden whirh
Is sending about onc-quarter OF the
people iu the nations OF Europe into
paupcrS graves. when We allied
he blessings the adoption OF those
principles was going TO bring 90 the
world We an said Amen But we
got hunCocd out ot the blessings the
adoption ~ Jhcsc principles would
bring To the world by the represcn-
alycs OF England ana Japan. The
last two great nations that SIM
stand for the system OF feudalism.
the system Of the hamucc OF power
OF conquest aud exploitation.
Before President Wilson went 10
Europe We AN believed he was uu-
lltCr1hiy opposed 90 secret diplomacy
and 'n secret treaties. he said 20.
But after he was entertained At
buckingham pulpCo. and hohuuhhed
around tur "a time with Lloyd George
ana King George. and others OF the
IN"i uristocrlrN uf Europe, he APP
ptFrur'N hrctuo changed man,
aud when these diplomats arrived at
the peace conference with their
pockets filled with these secret
treaties and agreements hy and
through which some ~ the llt'lc ma
lions OF tho ourth were 200 Doc hog.
lied while others which were tho real
plumber OF jhr war were tu hc par
c,ird out and divided according 10
.htsc secret arrauEy This was
work they could not afford 10 do iu
the light OF day. 10 had to Dee dong
behind closed and barred doors. and
.n This arrangement lppArcu '.y.
Ir,s.jon, Wilson said Amen And
'No people Of this country got
huucucd out OF another ~ the great
principles Tor which they fought 90,
war. ana now President Wilson is
asking 'he people of this country 20
demand the approval ~ this whole
abowiul'iou OF in.qu,'ic- hy the ss1-
ate 90 the United ~.urrs
Don't YOU think. before We DO g.
fN8t we should demand that 'hr us-
'uu- forming this league should set
r.Ehf'
Don't YOU think thcv should como
iu clean and honest standing for rho
principles FOR which We won the
war;
We gather from tho history ~ 'hr
world. which is rife with th, rise anil
IAN ~ empires that those founded
un the principles ~ Injustice. uIonthc
ruins ~ small nations. and She ,r-
s.1y'wruf 81 weak people. are
mental in winning 'he war. ar, We
know 'ho same law will govern this
super state
They should nor forge, thr; ne
soldiers ~ America fought for
principle NOS r'ur5,r Fuurh' On
overthrow 70 system. rather thar "a
ru'.nn. philosophy rtfh'r ihH0 a
people Nov after being ir- rr-
ur0'a' 90 winning 'hpVar. are We
going 'o 'u.- with England and
Japan 70 p'ru"'.N'.rr 'lr ola ana
f..-" system uf yns'suwDut urr boys
fought .r destroy
England uIE deny ireland -,
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and '.a..u i". Slim, ,lrR. uu tn"
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