London, Nov. 26.
Our War ter declared in his brondeast, "isto defeat the cxemy, not merely the! enemy's military" forces but the aggressive, bullying mentality. which' has sought continually to dominate other peoples by force, which has found brutal satisfaction in the per= secution and torture of inoffensive citizens, and which, in' the name of the interests of the State, has justited repudiation of its own pledged word, whenever it has found it convenient.
"If the German people could be convinced that this spirit is ai bad for themselves as for the rest of the world, they would abandon 'It. Wwe could secure that they did aba don "it without. bloodshed, so much the etter. "But abandoned it must be, 'That is our 'War aim, and' shall persevere in this struggle until we have attained it
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