The Pulaskian., 1918-10-18
HUNS ANNOUNCE ACCEPTANCE
 OF PRESIDENTS PEACE TERMS;
 EVACUATE INVADED TERRITORY
Eae oS VICTIMS AGAINST BELIEF THAT TIE u,o., ESOSD.voiE Wilt BE EXAMINED cARFE11 oaLD WAR IS
 ~ iNs APPARENT suRRENDER-AtI VI
 ALLIES WILL BE CONSULTED

intercepted as being by great ent Wilson's inquiry many ready to Wilson's declares that Ger yaded territory as prerequisite arnce and the n ene eeIan people the government W a Tor peace osh on m us race the text German note seeros h k the alea countries should be against n states and dHHes 0s"'A0aS as will mean immediate of hos m Without any attempt to discount appeared to be at - @ were very W poaye as to not accepting note as @ before the views the me ] to be examined
 - Evacuate Invaded Territory poponon to transmit as the German ehaneear other entente nations must be consideration for @ the to whether an armdce granted or whether 7n as % carry out the details of the application of President wilson's % greatest danger facing the States officials said surrender which tbe proposition victories at arms and @ @ no m and relax their h m every @ ae m official quarters it view the The text of the note says Germany accepts President Wilson's terms as laid down. invaded territory as preliminary amisce and asks for nTed @ make the arransmen declares chancellor speaks m the M @ @ % n IS to agree on the practical carrying The German government in accord @ A government for the bringing an ari evacuation of terrtor = e In to the inquiry Wilson, the note says that the e in agreement with the great majority of the Rehaag"
 Text Of the German Reply.
 reply to questions of the president of the United States t Amer lea. the German government hereby declares.
 h laid down by President wilson m s address January and in his subsequent addresses foundation of permanent justice
 
 cation of these terms The mn of the associated take the position taken by the president
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 president would not armisce invaded so he asked whether Prince the terms of laid down or merely wanted negotiations and finally he asked whether war
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