Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-06
PEACE FOR KAISER
MUST Be Will SON S
KIND, GEORGE SAYS
Cannot End War in Any Other
Way Than American President
Has Outlined, Says British
Premier.
EXTOLS U. S. FIGHTERS
French Also Delighted With Eff
cheney of Our Troops, Britcn
SAYS at Review.
ALL FIGHTING FOR LORD"
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Nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening
WrrH THE AMERICAN ARMY oN THE
PRIrIsH FRoNT Friday, July >.
Until Germany accepts the conditions
laid down by President Wilson. she can
not have peace and she can have peace to
morrow II she accepts them.
David LLOYD George, the British pre-
micr. gave this message 10 the American
troops training on the british front after
he had seen them Vt review today.
The arrival in France of one million
American soldiers had made the German
emperor realize that his defeat WAS Ger
tain. The emperor. the premier SAID
had had many illusions regarding tho war
Ono of these WAS that the new American
troops would not be capable of meeting
those of Germany. trained TO tho minute.
Premier lloyd George reiterated force
fully that the Allies do not covct n single
yard Of German soil and do not desire To
dispossess Germany Of her rlghtful in
herItsnce or the German people ot their
legitimate rights.
AMERICANS ZINE soIDlERs.
The British prime minister said in part
General -. | desire 10 congratulate
YOU on being in command Of such fine
body Of nrn when SCI them | am glad
they are on our side not on the other We
are ANXIOUS that many more thousands
oopc across tho ocran The fact that YOU
arr hcrr AT all is source of great JOY 20 all
of va
at tho same time IL N a source Of great
disappointment 10 the Kaiser who never
quite expected YOU He was assured Nv
his advisers that America was 80 pacific
there was no danger of her getting N. W
course. a mistake WAS committed He has
gone from folly to folly His next illusion
uwe that even if Won declared war Won
c~ld not got here HIS advisers ssid ali
the ships would he sunk and there would
I've no means remaining to bring YOU
across the sea.
But YOU arc here, not part Of force
Of few thousands, bur a part of n force
OF hundreds Of thousands 10 fight for jus
tice and the freedom of the world
vHyNCH DELIGHTED WITH L. ;. FIGHTERS.
Chateau Thicrrv opened the Kaiser 5
ewes 10 another mistake Yesterday IN
Paris | saw your comrades who fought At
Chateau Thicrry carving their flag And
they carried 1t high. proud of tho fac; they
had not lowered II ON tho battle fields Of
Europe The French generals have talk
cd Ia have cxllre sscd delight with tho fight
ING qualities oj tmcrIcans - TIC
kaIscrS advisers and the kaIscr realize
they have made another mistake
NC are grateful! that you arc here -
FIGHT Int 81 course YOU arc not fight
my ouls for tmcncg, not only for France.
which has Suffered n re than any nation
IN the world YOU are fighting Tor the
liberties oi The world Ii vour farc, alone
We have q >oarco 81 great hope We sec
there determination - VIVA q Wcare con
hdcnl
KAISER Nay HAvE PEACE.
''Presldcnt Wilson yesterday made il
clear what We are fighting tor Il The
Kaiser and his advisers VIII accept Tie
conditions voiced by the President thcn
can have peace with America, peace with
France. peace with Great Britain, to-
morrow.
But hc has gwen no indication Of an
intention To do so. Because he Will no; do
So Is the very reason we all sare fighting
w hat are we here for Not because We
covct single yard of German soil, Not
because we desire 10 dlSpos<ess Germany
OF her inheritance Not because we desire
to deprive the German people OF their
legitimate rights, We are fighting FOR the
great principles laid down by President
Wilson.
FIGHTING FOR TIE LORD.
Il am delighted 10 have seen these men
here near the field Of the greatest battle
the world has ever known We stand here.
as 8 grest American has said, At Arna-
geddon fighting for the Lord =
As MIR Llovd George concluded the
countryside reSounded with three cheers
III typical American style.
Previous TO the review the premier and
his party including Nlscount Miner.
British secretary Of state for war. and
William Morris Hughes, Australian pre-
mier, watched American and British
troops training together on nearby fields
WITNESS NON EST.