UNITED STATES.
ENEMY COUNTRIES WANT FOOD.
AMERICA WILL HELP. Received Nov. 14. 10.5 p.m. Washington, Nov. 13. The State Department has received Notes from Bavaria and Austria asking for food. President Wilson sent a reply to Germany promising aid in relieving want and furnishing food. The President announces that steps will ibe taken immediately to organise relief on tho same systematic manner as was carried out in Belgium, conditional on public order being maintained in Germany and the equitable distribution of food being clearly guaranteed,
WARSHIP BUILDING.
THE PROGRAMME TO PROCEED. Received Nov. 15, 12.30 a.m. Washington, Nov. 13. Jlr. Joseplms Daniels (Secretary for the Navy) stated that the United States • warship-building programme would proceed imcheck-d. The three present yards would be enlarged in order to cope with existing contracts
The regulations governing the substitute for wheat flour have been withdrawn.—Aua. Cable Assoc.
TOJT3 CROWN PRINCE. Washington. Nov. 13. The State Department is unable to secure any confirmation of the reports that the Crown Prince was shot. It is believed lie readied Holland. THE PRESIDENT AND THE PEACE CONFERENCE. Washington, Nov 13. The Allies have informally suggested that President Wilson attend the Peace fcnfi-viic". The Cabinet opposes the suggestion on the ground of the risk entaiied.
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