The Washington herald., 1918-10-15
Germany Must Hoist White Flag.

G. III Ger
~ peace proposals We do no. care to heas further from
OF this subject unes, his re1ms-uncondiona
surrender We elmer Germany Bur
% De wasted effort and 1a upon 'es Until she hoiss the
white flag o. defeat and
President Wilson has anro"nced decision allies He
answered in n"a terms he said nothing which he has
before but reiterated nj, can be no
misunderstanding It almost needless
winch W" not understand ye: IN The Interchange President
"nson scored diplomats victory which sho9ld chasrr
like Germany.
President Wilson iarphed Enthusiastically exposing the
hypocrisy Germany Sic we'll before boacng
anisrice that issue ior the military Dip
!om7tc discussion Germany even went so lar as to suggest mix
ed commission" the details occupied
Such Uncomfortable and could
been suEge:ed by GERMANY because she saw in such plan the
motion Of her ends The German fair dealing
tegence indeed fallen the
did the
Eussiars Bres,-LitOvk and the Bugars Bucharest
Tace IS only explanation of this German attitude the
brute tccacd and bhct to the wall willing to resort to
hi 1t is the me und Cott" idea suddenly
1ciae from the clouds dropped
the militia c mind flushed with continual victory and making
ehng possible through forces of beginning believe that
perhaps hcrc something like naibity and
all In bc 1t IS the German cur trying to save his own hide
The memory injustice is long the law of itself
President Wilson Orcciuly recalls Germany that the allies
have forgotten her outagc She also reminded OF the fact
persists illegal practices"
the President shows the bad faith OF the and lets Ger
know that the allies through her trcaohcy plainly
The following indeed have been unexpected reply Ger
many's plea ior peace:
very government approaches the
OF the United States with proposals OF
ne arc esased IN sinking passenger ships at sea- and not the ships
% but the very boats in which their and "
make their safety; and
OF "anon destruction which has always been regarded direct
violation OF the rules and practices o civilized
Does Germany think that her murders OF the will unpun
shJ: Ii they would the millions lives which
would died n is and
scr, and might be well the public see it as
from
be maddenng bit Of Gcmanv's military
read that President Wilson I'm present
Withdrawal from Flanders and France the German
also be cnlightcnng people to
learn that German Withdrawals longer
noticed by the enemy"
President Wilson deahbIow to German autocracv
bio" which should make the Kas pacd culver in
Wh he what he said his Mount address:
The destruction OF arbitrary anywhere
ar~H secretly and OF its single peace the
world be presently destroyed reduction
virtual unpotcncy."
He adds that 1T within German nation to
dIcr ill.,
What will the German people they do not act
they have peace country
The President nklng of
tells the atocddcn German people that they bring
about themselves it hope which
have often bco but which their did let
think about low long will they they
revolution end Hohcnzoernsm and peace?
Ia conclusion The President again inquiries:
t Indispensable that the associated
shod know beyond Pcadvcnure with whom they dealing
Prince Max OF Baden did satisfactorily
spoNc OF the present German government"
The only information that he did give Germany
through governmental crisis with clique
daacy Jjay and party pres
:odsy?
pleased beyond President
imcrics will be in doubt
proposals Many Saturday Crnanys
know that still fighting for the
pcs whon with allies fighting
nitaTism; ina: this