Evening star., 1918-04-06
L! 5. HELP IN WAR
LAUDED BY BRITISH
Anniversary Of Americas En-
try Made Occasion for Com
mandatory Press Comment.
SEALS FATE OF GERMANY
, the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 6.-Most Of the lead
ing editorials in this mornings London
newspapers are devoted to the ami
s-versary Of Americas entry into the
1 war, while the illustrated papers give
prominence to pictures of the American
soldiers on the western front. There Is
unity in praise for the achievements OF
the year by the United States in her
war-making profram and tribute by all
TO the leadership of President Wilson.
'sIn this hour of anxiety and sorrow.
says the Daily Telegraph. 1--WE have
still only to be worthy ourselves OF our
cause to reap at length the victory of
right that was assured to Civilization
by the act of the American people
Some Of the other editorial express
afons are:
America Only Beginning.
Daily Express: 1--WE are proud that
American soldiers. vigorously and
markedly serious. as men intrusted
with a great mission, and finely mas
cu1ine, are actually fighting in our
ranks. We know that America is only
beginning. Our faith in ultimate vic
tory Is doubly assured by the knowl-
:
west. strong in its belief in its destiny.
unrivaled in it's resources. and ever
morning all half measures. is stand
ing with us in the ranks of freedom,
hungry for victory and determined to
think of nothing and care for nothing
sexcept the liberation of the world from
militarism and tyranny"
Daily Chronicle: Never has a more
than that which now joins the English
speaking, the French speaking, the
French and italian democracies, in
their common effort of labor and sacri-
nee.
..America herself has not vet reached
the most supreme phase of the ordeal
the phase of heavy casualty lists. She
may reach it before long. No one
0oubts that when she does she will rise
20 1t In the same spirit as we have
done, and from the blood shed in COM
mon there will spring as from a most
sacred seed sowing such a harvest of
eomradeship and brotherhood as may
nweeten much of the future world down
- far-distant generations"
Could Fight Germany Alone.
Morning Post: "1n entering the war
Europe. From henceforth the United
States must exercise influence in every
quarter Of the globe.
The resources of America are SO
great that, given the requisite prepara-
fton, American could fight Germany
elone. Therefore, while the German
armies, war worn and battered. are
waning, the forces opposed to them
wax daily more powerful And
- we in this country look forward TO
the continuation of friendship uniting
"a the common cause America and Eng
land as . strong guarantee of the peace
~ the world, SO we cannot but perceive
that the fulfllment of that aspiration
4epends upon the sentiment of a race
which to the alien is incomprehensible
md to which he is hostile"
Times: NThe warm and stirring mes
0ge which King George telegraphed to
resident Wilson htly expresses the
16111hg of the whole British nation re-
Enrding the generous ardor with which
He American troops are joining in the
HfeAt battle"
Daily Graphic: THAT a nation of
en& hundred million people should have
3egofved to go to war for an ideal is
4ooked Mt fairly as a marvellous tri-
nbh OF civilization"