UNITED STATES.

Taranaki Daily News, 18 April 1918, Page 6

UNITED STATES.

BRITISH LABOR MISSION.

PARTING MESSAGE.

New York, April 16. Mr. Appieton, leader of the British jLabor .Mission to America, in a farewell message says:

We have been deeply impressed bv the war America has consecrated her entire resources to the Allies' cause. Mr Gompers has asked me to convey to Mr Uoyd George the assurance that the American Federation of Labor unswervingly and whole-heartedly behind President Wilson, and that the workers of America will support' to the uttermost the Allies' efforts to enforce a peace which will destroy German militarism for all time." ' ,

COMMONWEALTH PRIME MINIS TER'S VISIT.

PURCHASE OF AUSTRALIAN Y7HEAI TI. 1- ,r , XCW YOtk > A P ril 16The -New York Times announces that Mr. _YV. M Hughes, the Australian Premier, will arrive in America shortly It urges President Wilson to brin" the large stores of Australian whea't to America and thus relieve the scarcity u» America.

Mr. Hughes will suggest that Australian wheat be taken over at a dollar a bushel.

aWioa heart and soul m the WAR.

Washington, April 1(5. Mr. Landing, in a speech in Washington, "We intend to fight until President Wilson'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 "