German newspapers are indulging in an orgy of self-glorification at the record figure of no sixth German war loan. The expectation is expressed that the entente will now certainly see that the attempt to exhaust Germany's financial strength is an utter failure. The deduction is drawn that this perception, coupled with an American crop failure and the German submarine exploits, must bring a speedy victory.

The Vossische Zeitung attributes the success of the loan "to the fires that flamed up in German breasts at President Wilson's repulsive treatment of us," while the Post points out that "the sixth war loan coincides with America's entry into the war, the German people in this way testifying to its conviction of victory."

The Deutsche Tapes Zeitung says that "this loan showed that even a world-capital power, like the United States, is unable to shake the confidence of the German people in the least," and that it is made plain that Germany wants "no business peace, no renunciatory peace, but victory full and complete."

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Rev. H. C. Rohhins in St. Paul's Church
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