Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-15
Kaiser Lifted Lid Off Hell and Wilson Clamps It
 Down to Stay
COMMENTS APPROVE
 WILSON'S ACTION
Germany Must Dethrone Emperor Wilhelm to Se-
 cure a Lasting Peace.

 various morning newspapers of the United States regarding the action of President Wilson in refusing to grant an armstice or peace to Germany un- der the present condiaions. These comments reflect the majority's opin- ion of the question in the United States:
 Shreveport Times: Enthusiastic approval of every statement and con- dition set forth in President Wilson $ reply to the German peace overtures, will resound throughout the country coming from the hearts and minds of all loyal Americans.
 His reply was just what we hoped and desired it would be. He made plain what the people feel; that Am erica can make no peace with a Ger man autocracy; we can grant no arnl- stice while German brutalities con- tinue on land and sea and when the time arrives for discussing an arm stive every guarantee must be given to insure that the allies will lose none of their military advantage. Forth Worth, (Texas) Record: Elm peror Wilhelm of Germany lifted the lid off of He'll four years ago. Wilson has clamped it down to bury the terrors and horrors of the infer no. It is safe to trust the President Potsdam has it's answer. Wilhelm must abdicate; atrocities on land and sea must cease. Autocracy must go the way of the evil things of the earth else all those who appealed to the sword of Moloch in war of con- quest shall perish by the sword of Gideon that the wrath of an outraged world may be appeased and the de- anands of Justice satisfied America has spoken.
 Temple, (Texas) Daily Telegram: The schoolmaster in the White House l has set task for the German people. When they have done it they can come back and find out what is next. it is safe to say that until the kaiser and his family are dethroned the Ger man people can expect no sympathy from a Democratic American nation.
 Beaumont, (Texas) Enterprise: 1: President Wilson's statement to Ger many ought to be, and probably IS, as highly acceptable and gratifying to the allied world as it is discomforting to Berlin. He has finally disposed of any hope of advantage through an armistice the Germans might have entertained and has sounded the final knell for autocracy as exempllfled by the kaiser.
 1 Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Okla.- It is a blow at autocracy right from the shoulder. Are the German peo- pie ready to dethrone their emperor and their wretched Outworn medieval creed by taking control of their gov ernment? Are the German peopie ready to redeem Germany and give her a character with which the other nations may live on terms of secur' ity? if not, there is no peace.
 A final refusal, stern rebuke Is the presidents answer.
 The third "r" in the alliteratior may be the initial of revolution.
 Tulsa Okla.). WOrld-The Presi. dents answer to Germany's second note indicates that he has been noid' ing his ear to the ground and mas heard the rumble of public sentl' ment; that he realizes now, Ii ne never did before, that the temper ol the American people and Of our al lies is unalterably opposed to peace tainted with compromise; that they will be satisfied with nothing less than unconditional surrender.
 Memphis Commercial Appeal'-Tht German empire was porn anu II must die in the lifetime Of William the second. 1 President Wilson has pronounced it's death sentence.
 It is now up to France, Emslant 1 and the one hundred and ten mii lion people of the United states U execute the sentence.
 Our first duty today is to pack tn' president by over-subscribing to tn' lJiberty Loan.
 Houston (Texas), Post.-The pres lident's reply is command oI rol