Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-10-18
TIE NEXT STEP
TOWARD PEACE.
What The New Republic,
Considered a Mouthpiece of
President Wilson, has to
Say on this Subject.


respect a mouthpiece of Pres
idcnt Wilson, the following ar
ticle published in the last issue
of that periodical will he of
special interest because it
spreads light on the next step
toward peace which the Pres
ident is likely 70 contemplate,
and which is SAID to imply the
formal agreeing OF the Allied
Powers IN the terms contained
IN the Presidents rcte:
The Pau-GermanSts and the
irreCOnCiiable militar'sts in the
United States and the Allied
countriAS are in agreement as
to the lffect, if not as to the
spirit, q the Presidents reply
to the FYpe. America will dis
cuss pea4, with a German gov
ernmentf that is responsible to
the Gerboan people What Yam
kee effrdntery, cry the Pan-Ger-
manists, As if Germany could
hnr don,os.:n aNt:.,..:-,' a''o l'n
f|.a;r, J;nt1. s Us nio:, I5,oI Ir'0eA n.-
idcnt Wilson intends to carry
the war to the bitter end. What
consummate diplomacy, cry the
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be conceived, The condition he
laws down as preliminary to
peace negotiations may be un.
precedented as the world war
itself IS unprecedented. 1t is alb
surd to regard it as humiliatinG
to the German people. We are
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