The Detroit times., 1914-09-15
No PEACE UNTIL
ERMAN POWER
lis DESTROYED
les Determined That Teuton
Nation Shall be Humbled
For All Tine
tAzED AT U. S.
HOPE FOR EARLY TRUCE
! Not Even Consider Pro-
posals at the Present
Juncture

5oNDON. Sept. l4.--U.less Prus.
miiitarism Is crushed for all time.
on land and sea. England will
se even TO consider propositIona
eace. That was the emphatic posi-.
taken In London today. British
lals are admittedly amazed by
sestions that the United states
ts to propose a compromise for
immediate ending of the war. 1t
pit that the position OF the allies
De greatly misunderstood II Il is
fveu that any peace proposal
10 even be received at this time.
ere the war ended today, even
gh Belgium were indemnified and
ice received back Alsace-I .orraine.
great German fleet would. remain
menace to the peace OF Europe.
and Is determined that this shall
Inc last war. Its officials, from the
down. insist that the real cause
ne war was the German dream of
"a power. A compromise now, II Is
Qed. would mean that at later
Germany would renew the at
ot and this time the allies might
sbe able TO present their present
oken front. So 1t Is the inten-
OF England to fight on until Ger
y Is forced 10 consent to peace
Will make her party for all time
treaties she will be compelled to
Iect and not regard as "mere
ps OF paper" to be disregarded at
le Times, today, commenting on
outlook. declares only peace con-
ed In Berlin and the dispersal OF
German feet will be acceptable to
British people. 1t declares that
1oficial who would consent to any
PR humiliation OF Germany could
withstand the upheaval OF disap-
)al.
Ae agreement between the allies
peace would only be con.
I'D by an agreement salts
Ibry to all. ended for all time,
aB say, the possibility that
nany might be able to make indi.
hl terms which would permit her
etain her present status. France
rs Alsace-Lorraine back and with
pc enormous indemnity that Bis
ek wrung from her In 1871. But
though that we're offered her by
pany now, she could not accept as
and and Russia have tied her
Is. The same is true of any sug-
ions that might be made accept
to Russia or England.
II admitted peace may be hasten
ny the defeat or the Germans In
ICE and by the crushing OF the
rians by the Russians. There has
q strong undercurrent In Ger
y against war. Only In Prussia
II popular with the people. The
brity of the other German states
no liking for conflict so far as
rank and file Of the people was
erned. Now that Germany is on
defensive; since the attempt to
Paris has proven abortive, and
|e all, that the losses to the
erland have been SO enormous,
E Is a real danger OF popular up
g which may change the present
nan system of government. The
mans as people seldom forgive
axes, and they are certain to con-
criminal mistake the inaugur-
of war that ranged almost the
Re world against the German gov
hent.
be suggestions that the kaiser may
be forced to abdicate as made In
ain quarters, usually familiar with
is going on In Germany. They
Rs yet only suggestions, but when
truth Is known in Germany. those
ling them here say they may be-
e realities. Meanwhile, the Brit.
officials quietly but emphatically.
peace suggestions at present are
of the question.