WHEN PEACE COMES.
PUNISHMENT OF GERMAN CRIMINALS. NEW YORK, October 11 Mr Lansing, in a speech on afterwar conditions and peace terms, said: When the time comes to balance accounts, the authors of the frightful wrongs against mankind must not be forgotten. Lord Lansdowne, interviewed said that President Wilson’s stipulations were reasonable. President Wilson's points must be accepted as a basis of settlement, not merely a topic of discussion at the conference. o— — GERMANY'S WANING POWER. LONDON, Oct 10. Since August Bth the B'ritish have defeated 80 German divisions. German infantry divisions are now reduced to 183, in addition to eight Austrian. All danger on the Human coast la now removed. The Poles are showing open opposition to the Central Powers, and constitute a grave menace to the reduced German garrisons. Peasant risings are also threatening the, Germans in Ukraine. The Germans’ hold on the Black Sea is en dangered.
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Taihape Daily Times, 14 October 1918, Page 7
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150WHEN PEACE COMES. Taihape Daily Times, 14 October 1918, Page 7
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