SPEECH REGARDED AS REBUFF TO ALLIES.
DELIGHT IN THE GERMAN EMBASSY. (Beceived 10.30 a.m.) MIW YOKE, January 23; The "Xew York Sun's" Washington correspondent states that 3lr. Wilson's stand against a decisive victory is regarded as a rebuff to the AJliee. Sir C. A. Spring Ri ce , tH( , Hi Hish Ambassador, will not comment on it, but the German Embassy is delighted. The "Xew York Tribune," in an editorial, deplores the tone and subftance of the speech, -which it declares represents Mr. Wilson at Ms worst. iMfter being rebuffed in the role of mediator, he blossoms cut in the jol© !Jftf- peace dicta.ter/' regj3jks tbs paper.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 21, 24 January 1917, Page 5
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