The Monticellonian., 1918-10-18
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 IN SPEECH bY fa-1ll-e... WILSON.

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 IN SPEECH s4 #faz5az@. @jLs5a Bs5s5 @9az99 Oct Oct ls-esz 5ss 7Iaa.s inquiry. many iz ready to 4s5an4 4sa. peace r51 a7a5 5 yaaed territory as prerequisite Ha5 te Hd f5s peace represents tho German people vel aa s -ovelraert
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 sao.s 5.....- Evaeaate fnys5sa Territory.
 eernangs proposition aes the German chancellor other be taken mo consideration for decision 4 % an armice should f ar5afs5 or @ % ss as undertaken to carry out the details Of the application The sates people Of Che United ss officials said here tonight that they hastily Geaag proposition @ unconditional surrender Hea the eobels demand loan On every s6e in oggta1 - s osE 5ss 59asa Liberty The text Of the Germany accepts President Wilson's accepts evacuation of invaded o as q necessary preliminary to anatee make the affansnn declares ha the @ ana O. a German people, and that it's only object @ m las % lno ns is to s9ee on the practical details ou9 spe q5 tqL ] ] LIssatn5 & wilson % has laid do0n
 AusroIIungarian government for s purpose of faefs m @ ] uce aud agrees to comply with propositions of Pre- i 9f % in @ 5 IS evacuation of occupied territories.
 In answer to the inquiry President .pon for tsep towards has been by
 Text of the German Reply
 b questions Of m president Of the United States of Amer lea the German government hereby declares:
 @Tbe German down g President Wilson January qnt addresses on te ing into discussions would he o5Ig 5 s rrfs5i a - i 7 & tt S 1 "u e i o agree upon plaeell aeai5 o5 the apHA' cation these terms The German government believes that the take the position taken by tde president ah address
 4ae eefaan government n accordance with the AustTo Hungarian to comply with the propositions of e president m mixed commission for making the
 Ias which respons bfity Ta in of lnajoy the German people.
 ~Bern. october F. 1g18s
 May t Peace.
 There was no attempt to dispute the authority of the note and the d dispatch had been made public Early this evening the diplomatic there gave out copies of the dispatch m e regular bearing @ usual When the high officials of the office learned that the dispatch had been made public er distress and regret almost boun4 much The contents the dispatch were once communicated to Secretary Lansing and other officials te government President Wilson e1 York and the contents the dispatch communicated
 It very probable that the text o the official communication differ in respects yage the unofficial thought is regarded as improbable that it VII show any substantial differences o44 % led @ a S Si I,a s1esffsas pi.g5 [rf ats I @ lsI MaNmn his inquiry which the German
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 this inquiry the president declared he would arnsice Prince an accepted the terms o peace as Ll ao q merely wanted inquiries government manner pending the peace makes further mention .is chancellor speaking the reconstructed and te German people well
 the estimate of the of the belgsren e safety of deaas e s e o e German govern repeated have been denounced d unworthy of trussa Q c expected to keep promises
 President Wilson and te entente allies regard the government Na1ln Which has Soif H of state for one unar people winch the allies viii to official expression on that point a "asInon tonight in Probably i e United through official text. everyone must happened 
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