PRESIDENT WILSON.
ittBLCOMED BY FRENCH PRESIDENT Paris, Dec. 14. Resident Wilson was greeted with fw thunder of guns and military bands. Be received a great ovation from vast tnnras and was welcomed by M. PoinMfe". President Wilson has accepted the Sag's invitation to visit London. At tha luncheon at the Elyaees M. fUtncare, toasting President Wilson, after eulogising the Americans, referred to the devastations, promising to communicate tbe cynical instructions of the Oman General Staff on the matter. •aid that-ehoold these misdeeds go unpunished France's sacrifices would have been in vain. They had now to bttild up together a peace preventing the reconstitution of organisations for conquest and oppression, a peace which would make amends for the miseries and sorrows of yesterday and be a guarantee against the dangers of to-morrow. While, whatever safeguards were established, it was impossible, alas, to assert that mankind would for ever be spared tile horrors of war, the peace must inerode all conditions of justice and possi- , bilKies el seeming a durable peace which it waa possible to incorporate. France was ready with, the fullest confidence to wwk with President Wilson toward* tins end.—Aus. N.Z. Cable Assoc.
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 December 1918, Page 5
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193PRESIDENT WILSON. Taranaki Daily News, 17 December 1918, Page 5
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