Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-26
ALLIED PRESS GIVES
APPROVAL TO REPLY
British Papers isscrt Wilson's An
swcT lO Germany Meets General
View Held bS Entente Nations.

/ LONDON, oct % The evening
. newspapers gree; President Wilson,
reply - Germany with unqualified
, approval The Westminster Gazette
says.
/ " President wilson has taken the
! G"rual government at It's word and
| propOs - a course OF action which
| must be a test o. It's sincerity We
VIII not speculate what the terms OF
Wilson mag be They will be ldid
/ down uy Marshal FUch and the allied
ana American commanders
The ran Mall Gazette says;
The world vi. IeaiIEe once more
| thar President Wilson carries an iron
hhnd Inde. Nr.Vet glove. II iS
needless 20 say that his answer Will
be endorsed WIN enthusiasm by the
peoples ana arn.ies OF all the civil
, ilcd po~crs TAo issue within Ger
many itself may ue FASTENED by the
pr"sidents frs, intimation that the
present constitutional changes carry
no convin Ing mark OF permanence
or sine a,ity.'
Aner eulOgiZirE the note OF Presi-
dent wilson as IAN admira BILE state
mcni,' he Times expresses satisfaC-
tiUn that II II re- cais the closest pos
Sible agreement between American
and Brl ism views. The newspaper
thinks that AT inv moment, there Is
no more nan "A chance that the GER
mans will ask a. armistice The
Times 4s grati.iei at the manifest
signs OF close cooperation between
the military commanders on the
western front while the presence OF
Colonel House, who has arrived in
France, will make for political as
well as military coordination"
The solitary adverse criticism Of
Mr.. Wilson's note appears In the
Graphic, which complains OF the
length Of the document. adding:
AT such a crisis bandylng words
suggests "A lack Of dignity and creates
loOphole for further diplomatic
wrangling
The Daily Mail says:
President Wilson states the terms
with a composed dignity worthy OF
the greatest masters OF our language.
AutoCraCy must surrender or take a
beating, and here we may leave the
peace offensive, without forgetting TO
thank Mr. Wilson for the mastery
skin with which he exposed It's in
sincerity"
PARIS. oct. President VIII
sons reply to Germany Is endorsed
emphatically by the morning news
papers without exception. The Ouvre
expresses the general opinion in
three column headline:
"Abdication or capitulation."
The Matin says;
The formula employed by PresI-
dent Wilson justities in advance all
the requirements which in patriotic
prudence statesmen and military
chiefs would feel bound to specify
The Petit Parisien says:
President Wilson has spoken
plain words in reply to the last note
of Prince Macmillan. The president
knew whittier he was goinK and
made no effort to wrap up his
thoughts In obscurities"
The journal says that no political
maneuvers will enable Germany 10
avoid submission to the conditions
which the allies will impose.
The socialist deputy. Compere-
Morel writes in France Libre
The note which Secretary Lam
sing rendered to the Swiss charge
proves that the man OF positive
realities in Washington. seeing
through our enemy's game, will not
permit himself to be caught by the
uncouth but insidious verbiage OF
Prussian diplomats and will not fall
into their net" O.