AMERICA.

Taihape Daily Times, 17 April 1918, Page 5

AMERICA.

AMERICAN LABOUR'S MESSAGE SUPPORT TO THE UTMOST Air 1 LIED EFFORTS. • ;; Received 9.10 a.m. NEW YORK, April 17. • , Mr. Appleton, leader of the BritisJj Labour Mission to America, in a fare-: well message says: "We are deeplj; impressed by the way America has consecrated her entire resources to the Allies' cause. has asked me to convey to Lloyd George the assurance that the American Federation of Labour is unswervingly, behind President Wilson, and that the workers of America will support to the uttermost to enforce a peace which will destroy German militarism for all time." AMERICA'S OBJECT RE-AFFIRMED ' "WE WILL WIN." Received 9.10 a.m. ' WASHINGTON, April 17, Mr. Lansing, in a speech here, said: "We intend'to fight until PresidentWilson's aim is achieved. Germany has appealed to force, and we will meet force with force. America, as the home of freedom, will do her part, standing side by side with the great democracies of the world. We look forward unafraid. We must win—we will win. There can be no other end to this war.