The Peace Conference.
OBJECTIONS TO PRESIDENT'S VISIT. Received this day, 1.35 p.m. Washington, November 27. President Wilfcon, replying to critics, states that lie does not attach any neiglit to the contention that his absence from tihe United States will incapacitate him from the performance of his Presidential duties. The President ihtends to officially administer his office aboard ship, alfio from Paris by crdie or wireless. "PRESIDENT'S ABSENCE UNTHINKABLE." Received this day, X 1.35 a.m. New York, 'November 27. The Times' Washington correspondent says that President Wilson will sail on the transport George 'Washington, formerly a. Nortili German Lloyder. A member of the American Peace Delegation'will accompany the "President. A despatch received at White House from Lord Northcliffe says that while it is known there is opposition in America to the President's journey abroad, the British and Frenoli dlrare the opinion that the President's absence from the peace table is unthinkable.
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Levin Daily Chronicle, 28 November 1918, Page 3
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