The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-25

Editor world ann a veteran of the world war.
and was in action moro than twelve months as
we're my sN brothers { fought the Hun hy tho
side of tho English and Frcurh soldiers Win
my own eyes saw little girls ana women s'm'
dead. somc dying, who had been detained 10y
the damnahlc Hun, Nh'n accounts "I inns KIM
we're published broadcast in America, it was not
English propaganda, but the L'"ds truth. uu'
people hero did NOT read half what happened.
| resent being told lu my own country ina.
tho Huns are a race OF cultured r,un'd ana
loyahlc people and that they d.spoIt'd lhrm-
selves like a bunch of kittns, ! resent being
told IN my own country 10y the hai-naNrd span
'so-callcd" Irish Republic. that the Irish tSouh
IrcIand) were for Germany and against our ally
England and further resent my country being
called Greater ireland by Priest LaNeuv "A
few weeks ago in 81. patricks In New York,
which resulted in the stoning " "a club across
from the church because The flag of England
was drapod In company with thdt OF our own
and that OF France.
am from Alabama and proud TO- call myself
an American. without a sim Fcln-liun quaAn-
cation. Tho first of my family settled in ihiS
country about goo years. ago, and none OF them
did Cor this grand and glorious country. As
such an American, l do not think We huNc any
RIGHT To advise England how 10 run her internal
those who consprcd with the Hun during tho
war one of my brother" was ln Cork when the
American soldiers and sailors and ia" American
flag were hoolod hy the S.uu Frncrs. shall we
forget this outrage shall We forget tha, Roger
Easement who drew Brush pension ana re-
rclNrd BRUSH hhlE"Nood, proved traitor
and that hu was given pl"n'pot'niiary powers in
Germany whore diplomatic relations we're COM
ccrued. and that ne did h.s best 90 help defeat
the alUcs9 Shall wc too soon forget how ,hc
slnu Irnrrs fought consumption '0 lrc'nd. Aus
truiia and Quebec And what about Jim Larkln"
There is much 90 Doe said about countries
mtud!uE their own business. There has never
been seen iu amy nation "a campaign such as the
Sim FcnerS have hccn wuElug m this country
for the last few years and the American public
has tolerated 10 and at the samc time dcp,or,d
IL. our great Theodore Roosevelt realized the
danger and warmed us an unmistakablo words
before ne passed away. ! am AN American and
cannot forget mN vuWpau,ou-lu-avWs, Tommy
Atkins and lrogElc, and neither can forget
that whUc l fought the Hun. the Sim Fuincr
hootcd nay brothers, iusultpd my flag. and aided
and ahcucd everything German, Therefore, TO
Sim Fciucrs ! owe nothing. For every hun
dred words IN the papers boosting Sim Foin,
there l., one FOR tho thoustnds of dead Amcri-
cans ina Franco and one FOR our noble allies We
have had too much OF this Irish question and
the umo has como to preach more OF real
AmcucTuism. / ann six feet two, weigh over
,wo hundred pounds and n necessary TO pro-
mote real Awyrlraulow lu our midst, am will
ING 90 fight my weight lu wildcat, Sim F,Iu.
Hunn. or anything chat needs conversion 60
make ~ 100 per cont American.
Yours very truly
JOHN W, CARTER,
Claremore, Okla, Feb "a