The Nevada County picayune., 1918-10-17
HUNS ACCEPT PEACE TERMS OF PRESIDENT; ID EVACUATE
 ALL INVADED TERRITORY
sO IN WASHINGTON SAYS THAT RFplY WAS ,rV l,CCO6D WITH AUSTRIA REPRESENTS 7'N V ''=AcH 4 JUST PEASE OUTLINED
 IN SPEECH BY PRESIDENT WILSON

1t b=q man a t % tonight in m dispatch from rrance declares t Ger va1 Z ready to aeep President Wilson's peace terms yae1s the in rfT S' as prerequisite ast and that the d fo, peace l35 a 1e German people the government oa ll face the German note seems to he complete r should be against accepting it IS such . com tiues presidents demands Us will immediate ,Ds Without any attempt appeared to be- at casual read s an acceptance of the president has laid down. officials here ] very positive as to note as document which before the views o of the e war It needs to be examined and
 Evacuate Invaded Territory
 Should President finally decide that there is no,sb t in
 proposition 10 allies as the German chancellor s sohqd be borne in mind that
 an misde should be should undertaken to application of President Wilson's The greatest danger facing States officials said the r they might hastily consider Gemany surrender which the loan On every side in official situation % could not be placed before the public
 The text of the accepts President Wilson's terms as laid down territory make the speaks the name German and of the German out the terms President Wilson hasl aid down
 purpose bringing hce and agrees to comply with In answer the inquiry President in agreement with the majority o Q Ree6stag.s
 Text of the German Reply.
 questions president of United States of Amer fsa the German government hereby declares
 h Wilson in his address of January and his subsequent addresses the ing discussions would be details powers government take the position taken by the president ini address
  the of bringing about amee declares itself ready comply with the propositions the president regard evacuation The usseS's e pesuh' may 'ne o mixed commission for making the concerning the present
  his actions by the will of this majority speaks in the name of
 SOLE State Secretary of Foreign Office Berlin october 12 1sls,s
 May
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