The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
WILSON PLEDGED,
RUMANIAN SAYS
|o.osident Promised Army
70 Enforce Treaty, Says
Former Premier
PEACE PACT
,.,ails Wilson and 'Collabor-
,tors' for Debating Terms
Of Versailles Paper

~ ~ staff Correspondent
..,yr,sit 1870 by International News
WIZ Service
PARIS oct. 21.-Former Pre-,
-er b. auo of Runania. joined
i.' controversy between President
aG.ou .ad Senator Spencer today
ueb his announcement that the
,~erican president at the Eighth
..rary session of the peace con-
s,.srrG at Paris, promised to send
,se American army and the Amer
.an fleet TO Europe to guarantee
/ the treaty. -.-..,\.
,oeech was addressed directly 70
,.rsonal account Of the matter. M.
pratlanl took occasion TO assail
*prosldcut Wilson ana his collabora-
I,os for debating the peace
,rsa,y He insists the president and
| be RumJhia delegation, headed by
| Bratano and the Jugo-Slavs'
n Bratauo telegraphed his ver-
sion Of the incident to the Paris
tpreau Of the International News
! service from Bucharest.
Nssails Debating.
Az the former Rumanian premier
was directly addressed by Prcsi-
dent Wilson he was asked by the In
,srnatiorll News Service to give his
MS coIlaborators should now guar
sr,ee the security of the states to
which President Wilson dictated
bis will
Former Premier Bratiano's .tele-
gram from the Rumaniau capital
| follows in full.
Tn reply to your telegram here
a.
sons statement made at the plcnary
session of the peace conference on
Il Nay 81, 1918:
"The allied and associated pow
rs will guarantee TO maintain as
much as possible the Just condi-
lions 20 which they will have agreed.
tThey take upon themselves this en-
1 pgemcnt and naturally upon them
tails the principal responsibility.
Force Il Guarantee"
at must not he forgotten that
their force is their guaranty. The
same argument applies to their au-
! ,hOrity. IL Is on the same basis that
/ the minority states mentioned
should understand that the princi-
pal powers Will guarantee the very
i existence OF these states.
4 II Is Unjust NIldl lutN az ecu W
1 this demand since conditions which
81 We regard as fundamentally just,
are In question? The guarantee
given to you amounts to this: That
1 the United States viii send from
the other side of the ocean their
army and their fleet.
"'ls It surprising under these
conditions. they desire just solu-
ton on their different problems?
We have mentioned only the great
powers This is simply because they
want assurance that they can guar
antee with all the forces at their
disposal all the advantages this
treaty gives TO you as well as TO us.
Power u Guarantee.
at is the side which has the
power which will assure the
malntaincnce and its supreme
guarantee of peace will be on the
side which has (thls) power. "
i This completed the former pre-
Nlers version of President Wilson's
! remarks. The telegram continues;
Believing in international de-
mocracy being in disagreement with
auioeratic conception Of authority
Of great powers | dld not have the
honor Of receiving any further
statements Of private nature from
President Wilson.
i But Independent of any declara-
lon, the fact remains that Prcsi .
d'nt Wilson and his collaborators
reduced the peace conference to a
hpTeme council of the great
u Powers
Assumed All Right.
i IN assuming all the right they
cohSequcntly assumed all the re-
SponSbilitics.
The council not only openly inn
posed It's solution of all questions
brought mp by the war. but pro-
ealmed ITS right to permanent in
"o,yehuon in political and economic
sHSIS IN certain European states
"lhout reciprocity.
Ohly the sense of Justice of the
steN American people will recog-
p'Le that under such coercion
europe must understand ipso facto
,NeHca should guarantee at least
Me security OF tho states upon
4 "mlA President Wilson imposed his
wiz IN their territorial settlements
S"u ih mo organization of their do
s,'e affairs, perhaps to the detri.
",l OF their peace and security
~ bi1liano's dispatch was In
tH,h In order thar II might be
S, SSs,ns'a'ed into English with abso-
m" lnparuality " was given tc
S,e "'II''al translator or the United
peace delegation to the peace
y ,'t,I' nee, IL was this official who
n nuus''l'd from the French the
"a s,n5i conferences documents
II tapu.rd by President Wilson and
. delegation. " WV ''''0' '0'''