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Show ijl I : 00 GERMANS ARE MISLED. Those who have labored to divorce America from the supreme council at "i Versailles, believing that by so do-' inp they were airliner Germany to get out from in under the heavy burden which defeat has inflicted, have failed to grasp this great fact. Great Britain and France nre resolved re-solved to keep Germany to the letter of the contract, and the enforcement of the terms of the treaty will be' harsher with America out of Uie eon Former residents of Germany living in this country, in supporting Ihe campaign cam-paign whicli is eliminating the United States from a voice in the peace con ference, are doing their fatherland harm, as the efforts of the American delegates have been In the direction of J inflicting no greater reparations than would allow Germany to bear the i weight w ithout danger of a complete I collapse. The British and French, lhavinc suffered far more than America Amer-ica and being loss trustful of the Ger mans, are not disposed to be swayed in the least by sentiment, and, at, the Tirst sign of duplicity on the part of Germany, severer measures may be taken. |