The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-07
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mako to tho chancellor regarding his
peace proposal"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
There Is but one possible termina-
ton to the war. The fighters VIII never
pause till Potsdamisu. is beat down INTO
tho dust until Germany that seeks
terms is q non-Pitsdam Germany. Ger
MANY can have the peace that has come
TO Bulgaria. She can have the peace of
utter surrender the peace that is based
on safe assurance OF future decency.
Other peace for Germany there can
never be-"
New Haven Journal-Courier.
III Germany wants peace, there is
lust one way for her to obtain 1t pre-
vious to tho sound thrashlng that
awaits her-and that IS by the uncon-
ditional surrender Of the gospel OF the
will to force"
bridgeport (coun.) Telegram.
Absolute and complete surrender.
with no German allowed in the counseis.
other than as a criminal at the bar,
ought to be the only terms upon which
the allies will halt fiGhting.'
Trenton IN. - State Gazette.
.Oncc more We suggest that there
must be no peace until the kaiser alb
make useless the enormous sacrifices
that America and American homes have
made in this war;"
New York Herald.
The hit dog yelps! From Berlin and
Vienna comes simultaneous peace walls
with the exhausted Turk cchoing
feeble me too = what Frlnce
Maxlm!lian asks and oil that he asks is
'poace by negotiations'-A Prussian
peace. :. What he asks is an
ar,nis tica It Is the Same old
trap. There Will be no armis-
tice. There will be no negotiations UNI
til Germany prcfaccs It's plea with UNI
conditional surrender. we have just
begun to fight"
New York Tribune.
-. We hnvo laid down one
condition Of war-one only--aud that is
to use force, force TO the utmost force
without stint or limit. until We shall
have destroyed forever in this world thu
indecent, intolcrable. criminal thing that
now holds out it's dripping hands"
Tell your people that Prince Maxi
milan Of Baden. and If they can un-
dcrstand. an epoch may begin
Chicago Tribune.
'-Thero Is but one answer to such Of
fers of parlcy as have been made or
are predicted. That answer Is our re-
doubled efforts against the enemy. We
can rely upon that answer from our
fighting mon. and we at home must back
them UP with singleness Of purpose
matching theirs. Let the answer Of the
American people BIO the answer Of the
victorious army.
San Francisco Chronicle.
-On the surface 1T seemed like the
definite beginning Of the end. but only
on tho surface a little reflection suf-
feed to show the whole proposition in
q highly suspicious light. No
sooner were the peace dispatches eX-
amincd In detail than 1t became appar-
cnt that kaiscriSm WAS again rcSorting
to trick and device"
New York Times
II Germany wants peace. let her do
away with her irresponsible braggart
kaiser and speak by a. government Of
her own people to the governments Of
the allied peoples. II is not from Prince
MaxIIniiian. favorable only to imperial
authority. but from L minister rcSpon-
siblc to tho German people that Ger
many's plea for peace must come.
make an answer to these overtures
Which will leave no doubt as to the
determination Of Gormany's foes TO
pursue their victories until she eau
fight no more, until surrender Is forced
upon her and with its security against