Sharp County record., 1918-10-18
HUNS ANNOUNCE ACCEPTANCE
Of PRESIDENTS PEACE TERMS:
EVACUATE INVADED TERRITORY
"Ae"Ne'oN WARNS AGAINST BELIEF WoRlD WAR
ENDsO-NoTE WILL BE EXAMINED CAREFULLY BEFORE :.
ACCEPTING APPARENT sURREMDER-ALL
ALLIES WILL CONSULTED

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waed here tonight in dispatch France declares thar c
many ready to accept President peace terms evacuae the
Vad territory prerequisite that The hid for neace
ei'esen.s he German people as well as the
Although on its face the seems to be complete
Oh PRESIDENT Wilson's terms
the allied countries should against accepting II as such com
tites " " WIN mean nnlneula'e cessation OF hos
Without appeared to be- at casual read
ns president has laid down officials here
were very positive as to not accepting which
% @ na OF the war 1t needs to be examined
' III" views oi tne american sovrnmen can be stated
Evauate Invaded Territory
Should President that there enough
PROPOSITION transmit to the allies the German
requested sohuld be borne Britain France and the
nT entente nations must be taken into
an shoud be granted or whether discussions should
undertaken to carry out the details Wilson's
The greatest people United States officials said
was tna they might hastily consider Gemany proposition
the unconditional which
efforts continue carry over the fourth Liberty
every Official quarters it was Stated that this view of t
situation could not be placed before strongly
he text OF the
WILSON'S terms as laid down. accepts evacuation territory
preliminary amisc mixed commission to
make the arrangements declares speaks the name of
he German government and of the German people, and
in entering into discussions carrying
out the terms President Wilson has
The note states that the German with the
Hungarian government bringing about an ams
@ and agrees to comply with in regard to
o. occupied territories
to the inquiry that the
sp for this step towards has been
in agreement with the great majority Rechstag"
Text of the German Reply
I'm States of Amer
ics the German government hereby Declares
The German President
Wilson in his address January and
foundation Consequently object enter
ing into discussions would be app
cation these terms The German government believes that the
ments Of the powers associated with the the
take the position taken by the president inh is address
The German gov
ermen for the bringing ready
to comply with the propositions
German government suggests that the president
evacuation.
b for this towards
with Reichstag chancellor sup
In Of Inv tho
tne German government and OF the German people
"SOLF, State Secretary of Foreign Office
May o
There was no attempt dispute the authority Of the and the p
mats TO whom the dispatch had been could
dispatch had been made public
spoen were summoned by telephone the offices OF the diplomatic mis-
on where diplomatic dispatches
there the dispatch the
distinguishing marks once flashed to the country
When the high officials of the office learned that the dispatch had been
made public distress oundless
were graihed by Its contents
The the dispatch communicated
Lansing other officials of the President Wilson New
York. the dispatch communicated him
probable that the text the official communication differ
In vebage from the unofficial thought but
regarded improbable that will show substantial differences
first reading. would which
might lead all questions President Wilson asked of Chancellor
Maxmsn s inquiry which was sent as an answer " the German pence
Do Thoy Represent peopo2
In this tho president declared he would misee
while troops the central remained invaded soil he asked whether
Macmillan accepted the laid down merely wanted
to discuss negotiations and finally he asked whether
tho
which The evacuation invaded
amHee the The
terms makes further mention of basis
reconstructed the German people well
estimate the statesmen tho
blgs with the heads of the German
en have often been repeated They have been denounced unworthy OF
,tiust and to be expected to keep promises
President allies regard the
headed Sol TIA state
under ereumeanoos for the German
and bind them to the em which the allies WIN impose Iemn
that point In Washington
Wilson's Probably In the United States
Reading through the phrases of the
with the question OF what
make pobe