The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-24

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TO CO-BELLIGERENTS; WILSON
| DOUBTS HUN CHANGE OF HEART
to- deal with them later in regard 70 the international ob
cations IF the German empire must demand not
SIR the RoBsa zsDsps e. high
Mr. Frederick Oderin Charge d affaires temporarily in
charge Of German interests. sss j
AND IN THE MEANTIME
|. Washington D. c., October 24-At the same time that
the presidents reply to Germany made public the
that
soldiers already have participate
u. On Way to Berlin.
No armstce except under conditions Of surrender.
President has given as his final decision the people
Of Germany that he take with the allies their plea as
PRESIDENTS epl the latest gone on
S En s
s time being lost to convert the presidents uncoprosng
late Wednesday afternoon enabling the
dent to reply just eleven hours after the German note
e s. s ns s 5 the
viii the civilized warfare been
sisa Re N as s f p % be
nations with whom America associated the question Of consd
l. ~ FIJI impossible to Renew Hostilities i
Submission to terms of arstce that will make nposs
control the empire that until he associate
out not but surrender must be
the allies are willing to determine peace conditions enunc
by him and accepted Germany they the question
armstice will be submitted to the military advisors
when the necessary conditions render the German military
machine harm have been formulated the program
president United States government now are
pe s s. with The The
entente will act in future peace negotiations as a unit
President Wilson's reply Germany broadcast the
world the Arlington wireless station last night picked
rclayed from other points Europe IN to Berlin this
morning ~ go" II II - WIZ. tafr IL X, 10
Basel, Switzerland Oct 24President Wilson's reply to- the
Austrian note has had overwhelming effect Vienna Not
ony there violent panic financial circles but the
regarded financial circles being extremely humang to the
dual monarchy. @.$7% s.: >-NI %E
~~41a, II. ..% TO APPLY DIRECTLY. *Ec5H2
Paris Oct. 24Hungary intends to apply directly to the
entente government R determine the terms which they will
Hungary already econced idea unconditional
Vienna dispatch because the nation threat
~ - WANT REFORMS EXTENDED. e." T.,
Basel Switzerland Oct 24Afer the speech of Prince
man Deputy Karl Herod the Of the Cenrist party
the empire cannot bede
clared without the consent of the reichstag. xr.x
He added that peace with the entente allies not possible
the will have call the last defense Of
Deputy Ebert majority socialist declared the German people
would no longer permit themselves to be without the right to
dce their fate Friedrich Maumann radical he consd
cred impossible by military and that Germany
her diplomatic the Count Westharp
proposed by the chancellor because considered
them dangerous ~
/ GOOD DIPLOMACY, SAYS CHAMBERLAIN.
Washington, D. c.. Oct Ex-senator Chamberlain of Wash
ngon, chairman of the senate military committee today sad
The presidents note fairly be construed as diplomatic
demand for unconditional leaving to the military ad
vsos of the allies entirely the matter of adjustment have
sometimes thought there should be end to the passing
between the allied and Berlin The effect to with
draw attention. from the battlefronts.s G &