Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-11 | Page 9 | [Illegible], Mercy, [Illegible] of Peace

111 MERGY, i fii pact; Should Discriminate j Ma5lcr and Scrf' ' jnsing Says. j Vritten in Anger j Defeat Aims of jlied Nations. y prevented. sirU-t .tus-' .tus-' ' onuMi S--hv1 nu:at bo the ' of tiuvsj v!io nro : y.v vnsUMltty of draft-1 draft-1 ' ty after rrusMan mili- Sev'ro(iry of SUUtf 1 ! ,ht in tin aiUiroa bore. v a! iho celebration of the i"iversAi v of tho foumi-rCoiosicHi foumi-rCoiosicHi seminary. io must bo tempered to tie aivount the ". ""fretful wrongs com-'.tt com-'.tt rurTKinci should not be ':rj;ed. however, that the -f iiVior'minate between tho in'.eliment. between the irresponsible, between ! -i t! serf. upon vhteh a peneral . "i-c between the wArnns Mr. l.snsinir. "have been ,v vSsuient Wilson. These :$:V must suide those ."Renegotiations of tho great . -7 sri must find expression ; - r.:s ri cv u me n t w h I o 1 1 will -:j"i;on for a world trans- s Revenge. 7-en must know that the s to eo:ne will not be a l;s terms are written in '."er.ee, rather than the rie- - ; ijs'iiee and t he common :rfr;y;rir motive of those -AUh tae crave responsi-r responsi-r . " e the s? r ea t e s t treaty ever know n. -;: it is sufficient in these ri $:ni5?'e, while the beast I perries of the central j 3; larce. to assert that eo:ne when the world a reace founded on ius-: ius-: ar:ess. Let i:s not forcet : ;:en justice without mercy -. ercy which destroxs jus-- jus-- .christian. When the .? "ra'sr.ce the account and ?e drawing near as the vas-i-v seek refuce from the authors of the frightful acainst mankind . : i-.'rcoiten. -sent Hard. -: :'. readjustment and res-t-;u follow the disorpan-:i disorpan-:i r;-rjo;ion caused by the ii'::-an wisdom to the utter- 1 :t so universal as to lift.-:-? earth, new impulses ;i::.--.r.e been set in motion. - r.r :v!:tical. industrial and ri. but in the stmcture r- i.i - :he spiritual life of . Viit :;" ihe fundamental prin- "s;:: social order will be Kr.e ji be chanced: some i :vei and possibly ex-i: ex-i: vi ii:.5?rous doctrines w ill s;: aid iort advocates. V"itu L-.ericsj pc-: ought not, after -5 won, cr.e.'ih a pitiless hate :-:se who hiv served the mili-i:ors mili-i:ors of eo::tral Ehirope. "W'e -v-irirte ktween the ignorant :.nZ:zr-i. between the response respon-se L-r?5roriile, between the the serf. ; era tcm in blood and fire on '''t'.zs cf Europe must be a ;.a in reality and not alone in years to come must be years -7 i'd common purpose. In-. In-. '.'ijjstice must cease. All men i.tT the oppression of arbi-r- Unreasoning class hatreds lilies must come to an end. j! t oreanized on principles i liberty. The world must 1 i-.e doiEinaat will to do that ' Is Near. j'o time to be lost if this na- rtade ready to enter with ar;d the right principles ij)f readjustment and re-"-inere is no time to be lost is drawing near when tberty will stand trium-t-r-s spirit of militarism of ;"ral empires are possessed, .trjmph is drawing near, war lords i8 almost over. "ie Americans, our friends - to those who have made enfice and to those who 'i their lives to the cause T, to the brave men of the ' 'Jn5 have 50 gallantlv died snt live, we owe a debt on us the obligation of .7; that their service and sao-..j sao-..j f-een in vain. They fought ' ? for a better world,' It - w do our part to make it