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fOI DEVASTATING ALLIES' COUNTRY GROWN PRINCE SHOT DEAD FULL TERMS OF THE ARMISTICE
OBCAMSUiC OEUEF* IB3BBHBSSSSD QEBXSj W SS pass. tOXnanSfß 3JT JJQEgffiESJJ WILSON, ftaefrcd Noe. la. aaaoaan. .. WuMngton, Not 11 iWwMwit VSaaa, in a {nwduuUian, ■aid: "The war thus ends. Germany win be ■DftUe to renew it owing to the arnristt» ewHtians. *?t is rmponniMo to gauge the consequences of the consummation of the *««'» object being attoined. The Ameri•a peojie were deeply |ttoad to enter it «t a critical janctsre. "Aimed imperialism is ended. Illicit •anbttione sag engulfed in Hack dis-
The great nations will combine to create such a peace as will satisfy the longing of the entire world for disinterested justice. The victors' entire anxpoae i» to protect die weak and aeeordjnst rights to the strong. "lie Allies will supply the Central Empire* with food and organise relief, and so enable them to organise themselves for the gnat reconstruction work. Hunger breeds i "f <t T"fm not reform." Allotting to the pownble new Govern■eat in Germany, President Wilson said it was impossible to answer the question of tie? responsibility oi the hmm at fcneent.—Ana. &Z. Cable WE POOD PROBLEM. grnngMaas op &zwmi£L fSOOUSK KEEPS FOOD. Beestaed ft**, 10, W$ pjn. Washington, Nov. 12. Mr- Hoover haj aaked tie Americans to eontmne their self-denial of food stuffs, owing to the grave condition of Germany and northern Russia. Forty. mQiians of people are short of food, and it is necessary that the United States should make effort, to feed the German and Austrian people. Germany has asked the Allien to hasten the peace negotiations, owing to the KZ. Crine *«"f THE ARMISTICE MEWS. jOBST SENT TO PRESIDENT. New York, Nov. 11, The United Fsess Washington correspondent reports that the news of the signing of the anm*tiee was telephoned to»President Wilson at the White House ban the State Depsrtnynt before it wan announced* Newspaper correspondent!) and officials of the various Government departments remained at their desks awaiting the news, which was conveyed to them immediately after President Wilson was notified. SHBBS iOR AraTßAlii'S PRODUCE. Received tfov. 13. ICUS pan. New York, Nov. 12. it Is believed it will now be possible to j send ship* to carry Australia's wheat, j wool, and other commodities to Europe. •-An*. Cable Assoc. < £ARQE VOTE FOR NAVAL CON- j STBOCTION, i - _.» Received Nov. 14,12.40 a.m. Washington, Nov. 12. The Navy Department has asked Congress for six hundred million dollars appropriation for the, construction of naval vessels, iudmling ten battleships and six small cruisers—Reuter Sersiee.
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Taranaki Daily News, 14 November 1918, Page 5
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