The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-13
AMERICA IS TURNING TO
AFTER WAR PROBLEMS
TAKING UP PROBLEMS
OF RECONSTRUCT|ONS

Washington, Nov l2.-America
today turhed toward the ways OF
peace.
With the military strength OF the
Central Powers shattered, and hos
tilitieS ceased under terms of sur
render that preclude a renewal OF
the great struggle, the United States
with the associated governments.
today took up the problems OF re-
construction.
Immediately ahead, however, dip
lomatic Washington saw the peace
conference, the worlds court OF JUS
tice at which Germany was the chief
crimial with Austria, Turkey and
Bulgaria, also prisoners at the bar.
No Hint of Peace City.
When or where the final peace
negotiations will be held, officials
would not conjecture. Thirty days
is the time allowed under the armis-
tice terms for assembling of the
peace congress. The armisticc, how
ever, includes provision for its en-
tension. The great interest involved
the many governments and nation
alities concerned and the Difficult
ties to H. met in convenng such
conference in short time may
cause an extension OF the thirty days
limit 1t was regarded as likely that
the peace conference Will be similar
to the meeting at Versailles, where
the armiSticc terms was formulatd.
The yictors meeting separately prob
ably will decide upon terms and then
the defeated be permitted to enter
pleas of modification.
Draft Orders Cancelled.
The military looked today to the
breaking up and return to civilian
life OF the great army modified in
the past nineteen months. Further
increase OF the military forces was
checked yesterday through cancella-
Thn return home of the nn3rI,. rno
and , on,rter million ,nen oyerse,s
and the r,,stor;u,, o,, of tbe ,,;,l;on
and half OF troops in camps in this
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