The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
HINDENBURC SAYS BIG RETREAT INEVITABLE
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Honorable Peace
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ttV HAVE resolved once more to

ttT HAVE resolved once more to
offer peace to the enemy,
but will only extend my
hand for an honorable peace.
This from Wilhelm, the German
kaiser.
The answer has been given by
practically every speaker IN the
United States senate today. I'm the
words of senator Lodge, an armis-
ticc would mean the complete
loss OF the war and all we have
fought For The only future course
is complete military victory and
force her To sue for peace
What right has Germany TO an
honorable peace IN the mean
Sng Of Wilhelm : statement
Germany has violated every
consideration of international hon
or and has laid half the world
waste in doing it Apparently the
kaiser fails 10 understand, even
now. that he and his government
are to be punished for having
wrecked half the world, aud that
all he and his government stand
for must be- wiped oui clean, he
fore there can bc an honorable
peace.
The only way, il appears, to
make the kaiser and his people
understand the attitude of the
civilized world toward them is for
n victorious army to march over
German soil and knock at the
gates Of Berlin, as the kaiser and
his armiry haga marched ovor
France 10 the gates of Paris.
II is splcudid thing, this unit
ed sentiment in the senate of the
United States, with the whole ma
tion behind il aud with all the
governments allied against Ger
many IN accord. that there will he
no peace save after complete mill
fary victory and with Germany
SUNG FOR peace, not on the basis
of her honor but ON the basis
of her stern and ultimate neces-
sity.
Enough has been said about the
new German peace offensive from OF
iirial ana sent official sourCrN to
make II plain that we must not hone
Tor mn tuImIHtafa nHufa t..Y.,a,,,. a..
not yet ready TO admit complete de.
feat and 10 accept peace terms as they
must bc dictated by the allies We
.nust go on fighting probably for u
number of months
The financial requirements OF our
government grow rapidly heavier
Even should peace come on our terms
within three months, we would sin
have urgent need of every dollar that
can be conserved ana loaned TO the
government.
With victory IN sight our duty to
support the fourth Liberty Loan be.
comes more imperative than ever
30 not he FOOLED hy the German
peace plea into any slackoniug Of your
war efforts and sacrifices.
Although Germany Is bowling for
peace the American casualty lists
grow steadily heavier Lend as our
soldiers are giving.
There has been comparatively little
increase in the number of true cases
of Spanish influenza IN AlbuQucrquc
\ great many people have the colds
which are TO bc looked for at this
time of wide temperature ranges and
changing seasons. The number OF the
Spanish Flu cases, as diagnosed hv
competent phNsici ms, is comparatively
small
The prompt precaution taken by the
local health authorities. coupled with
our sunshine and dry, clean air. Will
put speedy stop 10 the iuCipicht
epidemic here \ few daNs of inter-
ruptod amusement, Interrupted public
gatherings ana closed schools viii be
the limit of our suffering from the
epidemic Compared with its raNagcs
elsewhere IN tho nation, Albuquerque
is escaping with very little OF real
hardship.