Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-15
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lContlnued from page onel ward" to the allied nations and their superb armies in the field, and it is command to the American people to rally with renewed fervor to the support of the war
 It will quicken the pulses of the people arrayed against Prussian mill itarism and brutality and inspire the armies to still nobler endeavors.
 Fort Smith Southwest American.- "Tag, you're it, Kaiser Bill,' is the interpretation put upon the presi- dent'sf reply here and it is joyously received by the public because it spells doom of autccracy and practi. cally the HohenxO!.erE dynasty.
 Globe Democrat: The President has not misinterpreted the spirit of the nation in this reply. He could not have said less and remain in accord with the American people; it was un- necessary to have said more. He has spoken the word that mean the con- tinuation of the war until it i sended as the civilized world demands that it shall end.
 Dallas, (Tex.,) News: If, after the exchange of notes | + 4 There was still left some doubts as to the determination of President to make a complete job of it, that doubt is dis pelled by his last answer.
 That document makes it clear be- yond cavil that we will have no deal- ings with the kaiser of his military party.
 Louisville Courier Journal: Again the President has spoken with the voice of America and for the civilized nations of the earth. t f the an- swer of the President is an ultimatum ko a defeated power. It's terms are so clear that only two courses lie open to the Germans-submiss which means present surrender or resist ance, which means ultimate destruct- aon.
 Rock Mountain News, (Denver) : The nation will feel immensely re- lieved that it has been freed for the time being of any association with the barbarian. Now let the notes be as few as possible.
 Indianapolis Stars. The Presidents answer to the German peace bids means in plain. undiplomatic lan- guage. Unconditional surrender"
 Toledo Times B.. President Wilson has spoken.
 The war will be vigorously prose- cused. Until the Hohenzollerns have been kicked out; if the German pub- lie will not kick them out. the allies of necessity will. Mir. Wilson's di- plomacy has been found bomb proof.
 If 8 trap had been laid in the ori- ginal German note, the President has sprung it, and the Germans, not the allies, have been caught.
 Salt Lake City <, Tribune: a%The President has, oilcp .more done the right thingsat the right time and the American ,peoples may ,-rest assured there will tbes no peace with Germany until all the conditions laid down are accepted and guarantees given by a responsible government.
 Baltimore SLA:. The Presidents answer leaves the door open, to use the familiar metaphor.
 IL leaves the door open to the Ger man people, if they will kick out the Kaiser, cease their atrocities and then take such terms as the allied governments will grant. ',
 It invites peace, but only on those conditions. a-s
 A terrible significance is given to it by the statement given out coin cidnetalyy at the White House that this nation twill continue to send 250,000 soldiers to Europe monthly.