The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-17

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Representatives In GNrls have arrived
a. a complete understanding on the
groa, fundamental questions hat
would cfrcc peace with Germany,
Premier Lloyd George declared IN
addressing the huuS" ~ commons
todng The nlTioa hpd formulated
thoir demands ana ho rpp"d ihtt
by rhc end uf uGSJ w"Gk they would
10" pfcH"uiod.
Tho premier made a vigorous a..
tack upun 'huao Sho hId Attempted
TO SOW dlFycnsiUu. diNfuH' ana sue
pIrlou" between tho nations whore
good viii toward each other Wa
essential ITO could not conceive
ut a wor-" crime. he de-, mrcd. at a
Imr when nothing could save the
world uul keeping the nations 70
Erthor
desperate DisS'-nzion.
'It is not tru" lhnt tho United
states and EuTOpc have been at
variance" Mr.. l1"yd George de
clared. adding that no ono could
have treated morr sympntheucAlly
tho peculiar pTohleInH ana ap"rlaI
anscrpuhilll"s OF Europe than Pros
ihcur WILSON The premier depre
Gated attempts 10 create dIrSnn4iOns
among tho delegates.
Tho delegates, said Nj LLOYD
George had never forgotten what
France had gone through and they
hhd not forgotten to what Hho was
entitled not merely security agninRt
repetition of the German attack.
but To- feel "a sense or security against
u. Tho conference had com" to u
unanimous conclusion on 'All tho
uueEtiona before H. inchIdiBg de-
tision that TO publish the pcacs
torma before they wero disc u'uvd
with the enemy would be first
chiEa blunder. Their premature
publication. he contendcd. could only
seryc to encourage the resistance Of
the enemy.
Mr. Lloyd George denied tlutt he
was trying Ia escape the declarations
he made during the general olccion
campaign, The declaration regard
ing mnking Germany pay, he de-
Clarcd. had been conquered In lU all
me party headers Thc premier said
he hnd not como to tho house OF
commons to ask rcens" for any
pledge he had given
Gets just pcRrr
Il ain here tu say that eNcrv
pledge We have given Ia incorporated
In the demands raIt forward by the
lallicE' he asserted "W" stand hN
them because we believe they are
just We want "A peace that In just not
vindictfyr We want "A stern peace,
because the occasion demands n, but
1t must be designed not Ia CRAFTY
vengeance. but 10 vlndicntr JuAlcc
Every clause and every torm IN the
conditions must lac justified Above
All We want to protect the tuturr
against Ncpoution OF thc horrors
! OF this war"
! The premier said he was going
| back to Paris n tho house wanted
| him TO 20 Whoever went lie de-
! Clnrcd. must have the fun confidence
OF the parliament and curry out his
| pledges To tho utmost OF his power
and conviction.
The premier sharnlv criticised cor
tain newspaper attacks that had
been made In connection with the
peace conference, saying
when this Kind Of di@aSc u
carried to the point Of sowing disscn-
sion between great allies whose
unity IL essential for Tive peace ut thc
world. when an attempt Us made ~
make France dlstrust Great Nrituin
| France tn hate America ana America
dislike France and Italy not even
that kind OF disease Is justification
for 40 black crime against hu.
mnnity"
'"rhcv Hill believe In France that
the Timcp is serious organ They
do not know that Il n only "A three
penny edition OF tho daily mail or
he continent they rill think that IA,
Times Ia SEM official organ ot IA,