STOP PRESS NEWS DECEPTION AND HYPOCRISY
GERMANY MUST COMPLETE THE JOURNEY. TO POINT OF FULL SURRENDER. (Australian and N.Z. Gable Assn.) Received October 23, 3.25 p.m. NKYY YORK, October 22. The New York Times, commenting on Hie German Note, says: "The reply reads false. It is coloured with those deceptions and hypocrisy which we have mine to regard a« inseparable from (lie process of i : "' i icnnan mind. In making denials ol iU crino'S Hie (lernian Government s •_ ui 11 \ of flagrant falsehoods. Germany will be compelled to comptch' !he .journey to tin l point of full surifmi.T." The New York Tim»V NYashinglon correspondent says, 'it is poinfed out in well-informed quarters thai there is nothing in the German Nob' that guarantees Germany's good fail!) in democratising her consiiiution. Officials generally consider that the Note does not afford a b;i<is upon which the Allies can enter inln peace negotiations." The Note is variously characterised as "cunningly devised. - ' "shifty," "equivocal" and "subtle." The press of New York and other cities generally consider that. Germany knows she is beaten, but is unwilling to surrender at the presenl stage. All the papers agree that the Note is unsatisfactory.
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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13896, 23 October 1918, Page 4
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