The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-12

massacre OF hundreds OF thousands of /
inoffensive Armenians. the barbarities |
perpetrated against the population of |
Syria, the raids of Zeppelins on open |
towns. the destruction by submarines !
OF passenger steamers and OF mer- |
chantmen even under neutral flags.
the cruel treatment inflicted upon
prisoners Of war, the judicial murders
of Miss Cayel. Of Capt. Fryatt, the de-
portatiOn and reduction to slavery of
civil populations etc. The execution
of such a series of crimes perpetrated
without any regard for universal re-
probation fully explains to President
Wilson the protest of the allies.
Consider Note Explicit.
They consider that the note which
they sent 10 the United States in reply
TO the German note will be response
TO the questions put by the American
government. and according to the exact
declaration as to the conditions upon
which the war could be terminated
President Wilson desires more: He
desires that the belligerent powers
openly affirm the objects which they
, seek by continuing the war: the allies
experience no difficulty in replying to
! this request, Their objects in the war
are we'll known; they have been form
ulated on many occasions by the
| chiefs Of their divers governments.
/ Their objects in the war will not be
made known in detail with all the
! equitable compensations and indemni-
ties for damages suffered until the
! hours OF negotiations But the civ
ilized world knows that they imply in
| all necessity and in the hrs, instance
the restoration OF Belgium OF Serbia
and OF Montenegro and the indemni-
ties which are due them: the eyacua-
ton OF the invaded territories OF
France. OF Russia and Of Rumania
with just reparatioh: the reorganiza-
ton OF Europe guaranteed by stable
regime and founded as much upon
respect OF nationalit;es and full Sc
curity and liberty tofl economic de-
velopment. which all nations. great or
small. possess. as upon territorial con-
ventions and international agreements
suitable to guarantee territorial and
maritime frontiers against uniustified
attacks: the restitution OF provinces
or territories wrested in the past from
| Liz oAAACS ~ AOA &c vi against the Will
OF their populations. the liberation o;
Italians, or Slays. or Rumanions and
OF Tcheco SlovaQues from foreign dom
lnauons, the enfranchisement OF pop
ulations subject TO the bloody tyrann,
OF the Turks the expulsion from Eu
rope OF the Ottoman empire. which
l has proved itself so radically alien Il
western civilization The intention:
1 OF his majesty the emperor OF Russ;s
! regarding Poland have been clearly in
dlcated IN the proclamation which h.
has Just addressed TO his armies. l
. goes without saving that If the allie:
e wish 10 hherate Europe from III,
|. brutal covetOusness OF Prussian mill
: tarlsm II never has been their de
g sign. as has been alleged 10 an
| compass the determination OF the Ger
/ man peoples and their political disar
/ pearance. That which they desir
e above all is 10 insure peace upon tn,
5 principles Of liberty and Justice. upol
i the inviolable fidelity TO internationa
n obligations with which the govern
\ ment OF the United States has peye
L ceased TO be inspired
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: preme object the allies are determined
individually and collectively. 10 i,
) with all their power and 10 conseu
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: close a conflict upon which they ar
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