Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13


W llSon IN a lorcclll addrcss mere To-
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of the United States for co-opcration
in the conduct of the war made 1t
clhp'ia 'io"hS c''a' va w 'pro''N'
na.ca min +bo u,,, AGAINST German,
has been won.
The President declared that his heart
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INT that MY mind has . contcmut for
them
i want peace, nut l know now 70
~ - Civ 'i''S w nv ny
w;,n;no War Wal Give Peace
Col. +. NJ. House. head Of the Amer
lean delegation to the Allied war Con-
ference, the President said, he had
sent 10 take part i'll conference a. t.
how the war was to be won And lie
knows. as ! know that that is the way
to get peace if YOU want it for moro
than lew minutes
Inc foo deicSdtr9 70 'tc COIN elillpi
dho tue StNefd' ''''uS1ii" Pe'p'e GU
'i''te" " i've '-c'i' ~ NIT 'i'
uehl SpeaN' iuse anu "ppi'''''''" ~
"e'iai "'i"h VIZ" 1t I 80
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dpp,oN'' caii'e "',eii i't sou
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az, .,, ~, e,o,,ad 70 i,di
,ata ,i,,t bic e,eech wa. noesibIv in
tended y. . n,as.o~e to tho nconIe ri
Gar,nanv of Austria and of Russia Ms
vo,l as of tho United states He de-
cIared his belief tina, were it not 70,
the r,n.Cermans the shirt of free
dor, would find "As fine a welcome in
the hearts OF Germans as it can find
in any other heart"
--rT'owcr" he said. cannot he used
with concentrated force against free
people if it is to be used ny free peo-
Pile"
AIusion to Austria
Speaking. probably, of Austria. Mr.
Wilson referred to the intimations OF
anxiety for peace that had come from
ono OF the Central PoWers,' and DC
clared that it meant that the people
in that Central Power knew that if tn
wa ends as il stands. they will. il
effect, themselves he vassals OF Ger.
manN. Notwithstanding that they
do not wish in their pride and proper
spirit of nationality TO be absorbed
and dominated"
or Russia, lie said that he was amaZ
ed that some groups in that country
could suppose that ANY reform plans
in the interest Of tie people can ike
i'm the presence of a Germany powerfu
enough to undermine or overthrow
them by intrigu Of force
"Fatuous as the lreamers Of Rus
STA" were those persons i'll this cuun,
try. he declared emplatiCailN, WhC
suppose that the free industry and en-
terpriSt of the world can rontinIe il
the Pan-t;"rman pfan Is achieved ;nc
the German power fastened upon tho
world.
germany otaf'eo war
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-, ,,ae 10, sa,is4,od ,ci,nr CHIC not int,
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"a ,l,o cor,,,n ..o,,,rr,,,o,+.s r,ott,a.
.r,l,;r +to .on,,ot;,i,,, nf -.
i,d,s.rios ana assorted ,ha, "a,I 4b4
u.h;le th.,a vas wing ho,,in1 il.
,hough. in its dreams f.r the fu,uro
a nolitic.l control which would on,hI,
II IN Tho long run 10 dominate tbe Ia.
hnr ard tho industry of the world"
Mr.. Wilson cited in this connection
the Berlin-to-B agtlad railway. which. Il,
said. was constructed to run the threl
of force down the flank of the indus
trial undertakings of half a dozen othet
countries 50 that when German com
ro,i,;o, ,sn,e in il vould NOT no re-
s:stad 100 far because there Wa.
.,ua,s .bs possibility Of getting Ger
ma, armies into he heart Of that coun
NV ,,.,er than any other armies couI
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