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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-08

1elepAsae Stock Tor Sale.
We are authorized by Tom j. Young ,
to offer for sale his stock in the Doe
Greek Home Telephone Co. II Sou
want IL call at the Sentinel Office.
$1,000 will buy It.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-08

Entered as second class matter at the Postofce in
Gairesboro, Tenn. under Acts of Congress. 1879
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-08
Der LIST

Der LIST
Yours very truly.
National War Savings Com.
mittee.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-08

THURSDAY, AUG s. 1918
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
FRENCH CONQUEROR
OF BULGARIA GETS
SUMMONS TO PARIS
General Franchet d Esperey Is
Asked for Advice Concerning
Elack Sea Coast and Balkans to
Shape Entente Russian Policy.

Paris. Dcc. rs Gcnctal Franchct
beESprfcN. commander n chief az
the allied armies tu the meas east, has
hcou summoned 10 PARIS to confer
with the government over tho situa-
ton along the black Sr1 coHsi and
'n Me Balkans. His advice is expect.
od vitaly 10 affect the policy ot tho
entente toward Russia
with allied forces now in Ddcssl,
Schustopoi and Nnvorralslsg. uti"n-
ton is hcinE attracted 10 tho ACTIVE
ties in the Black scu region, So
cinlist member at the cuuWhct of
deputies demanding 70 full statement
of the governments liussian policy
Marcel cachin. a socials, deputy.
speaking ~ the chamber declared
that foreign minister pichon had said
the entente had decided positively not
to send military expedition TO In
ttryeno IN Russia ppn this NJ
richon ros" and dvHicd making such
% abatement
The American delegatos to tho
peace conference have given mucii
consideration tu the question of the
policy To be pursued towards Russia
hut u rs understood have reached no
decision Tho general tendency
among the French and English news
papcIn and Officials faVorinp inter-
VeniiOn iA To suggest tLat the Aihcr-
Gang undertake the task. as their
forces are fresh This view, however,
appears To- lind no favor With tho
American delegates
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
DERNAL|LLO STORE
BURNS, $4,000 IS
ESTIMATE OF LOSS
General Merchandise Establish.
ment of Bernalillo Mercantile
Company Destroyed Despite Ef-
forts of Local Fire Department.
srGcIAL olsrAren 70 ms ssnALo


nernalillo. y. ~. Doc. 2s. The
general store Of the hornalillo Mer-
camille company was burned down
here late last night, The loss Is estl-
mated at ts5. 600. half of which h c0v-
cred by insurance Three persons
were slightly cut by glass while fight
ing the flames
The fire hogan az about / o'clock.
and raEed throughout the night. The
Albuquerque fire department made a
run of nearly twenty miles % reach
the scene. hut arrived too late 10 save
the bpilGing from becomUE "a total
loss. The cause of the fire is IN
known.
According 10 =. seligman vice press
idanI Of the company. the only pos
sible theory IL that thieves broke in-
% tho store and careiessly threw light
ed matches or cigarettes into some
inflanimable material in the rear Of
the store. SIR. Selignsn predicted this
morning tnat the company would
probably rebuild shortly
The local fire department was se-
riourly handicapped IN ~ fight
against the flames by the fact that
its hose was too short 10 reach the
santa re tank. more than 800 yards
from the burning building IN spite OF
this however. the Aibuqucrque fire
hnys did excellent work in preventing
tho spread of the flames 20 adjacent
warehouses belonging % the companS
After their work was finished, thfy
were treated Up lunch by y =. Put
ney Of Aihuqnergue.
The debris was still smoulderinf IA
a late hour today, but all danger oi
the fires spreading is said 20 be over
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
HOUSE no not 81 FIGHTING
~ RAGING ~ ODESSA

Odessa. "Wednesday Dee. lN-
Since daylight today there mas been
houac Ia house nFnuug between on
posing Russian faftss iu which 70
French ruutiugcut has fHkcp part.
The French. aidcd by % volunteer
Russiau army had been enabled 10
oNtcnd tbc French zone ON tho water
front to over ore third of tho city
including the business section Hun.
dreds 81 the opposing Russians az
sun hidden m houses from which
they keep up q continuous tusilladc.
Tho extent oi the casualties or thc
exact situation throughout the cit. be-
unc, rtain.
Two dHNa ago the republicans an
nounCed that they would permit th"
French 10 land but evidently their
soldiers Eut beyond ccntrol when the
French landed tins morning The
French general Bordus is IN command
Of the city. General Grishin Almnzoff
is IN command OF the Russian Volun-
teers assisting the French In cNcrciH-
ing the civil functions. The Frcnch
have no relations with the rcpubhcgn
command here, nor with the repub-
hcars nt kicv. whore they have boon
in control FOR four DAYS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
&<<~~~~~~~t~e~N~~~~t<~~<A

V~~v~V~0e~vv~S
London. Doe. 2S.--sn Indications
AZ o'clock this afternoon were that
Premier Lluyi George and his gov
ornment would have an overwhelming
majority ia TIE new house of com
mons
Herbert = Asqulth. former premier
ana lcadec az the liberal party, has
been defeated for his seat In the house
OF commons from the east division ot
Fife. Scotland.
Ia Cambridge, Sir Eric Geddes first
lord OF the admiralty. coalition union
ist. defeatei tho rev. Y Il Williams,
labortte. 1883 10 2.sst.
Sir Albert Stanley. president Of the
board of trade, was reelected for
Asthon- Lyme He received i0.260
votes against 1.a3i for T, y. Lister.
candidate OF the national federation
OF discharged soldiers and sailors.
At blackburn, Philip Snowden. lab
orite and pacifist vas defeated. Tho
result there was. Sir Henry Norman.
coalition liberal, 320T6: Lieutenant
Commander Dean. coalition unionist.
20.lsS. Philip Snowden. 1874, Black
burn has two seats.
At 1880 O'Clock. the election returns
showed this result.
Coalition unionists. 1915 coalition
liberalq. s6 unionists. 3 liberals, g.
labor %; Irish nationalist. !: Sim
Fein %, and one Independent;
Il is probable. therefore. that the
laboritos will be the second strongest
party In the house as the Sim Foiners
will refrain from attendance at West
minister The laboritos. however have
lost two of their most prominent lead
Crs In the defeat OF Arthur Henderson
and Philip Snowden,
The Asquith section 81 the Liberals
received scVero blow in the defeat
not only OF the former premier him
self but Of Sir John Simon. who was
considered the probable heir to IA,
| leadership. and Reginald Mckenna
one of the former prcmicr's chicl
/ lieut.. .uants.
Of the fourteen wonlon candidates
only five 80 far know their fate and
! thoN an have been defeated.
| la the cast division. of Wulthau
| stow, sir John simon, former solicitor
I general and former home secretary
I was defeated hN l.. ). Johnson. coali
| ton unionist.
sir Frederick r. smith. the attornc,
! general. coalition nnionis,, was rc
turned for the west Derby division @
| Liverpool
Arthur Henderson, leader OF tn
| British labor party and former mem
4 Der Of the war cabinet, has been de
i fcatod for rc-ulcciion To- parliamcn
from the south district OF Eastman.
i The vote there was; Glenn Edwards
l coalition ibctul. 1872. Frank Ham
lett. unioniSi. h.del, Arthur ilcnde,
son. labor, a,02i
j. Ramsay Mcdonald socialist Ia
borite, has been defeated oVorwhcim
ingly for recollection from the IVES
division OF Leicester. His opnonen
Was Joseph y. Green, secretary on IN
international arbitration and pcnc
association ana coalition lnboriic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
FIVE GENERALS OF
AMERICAN ARMY TO
GET DECORATIONS
Crowder, Goethals and Gorgas
Among Those Who Will Be
Awarded Distinguished Service
Medals ON March S Request.

Washington, Dec, sS.-Upon recon-
p,eudation of General March. II was
today. distinguished service
medals viii he awarded 90 the follow
ING general officers for services rem
drred ~ home during the war
Major General William NJ hlaek
chief OF engineers. for planning ana
administering the military rahfo'"
service. ,..,- TO-,
Major General y. ~ Crowder. loI
preuaring and operating the ar"t'
ws. as provost marshal Eener"l
Major General George W '"elhnN'
retired. for reorgnnizing the quarter
master department and orgnnizihs ana
naministcring the division OF supplies
n,,rchaxe and storage, general start
Nntor General William g noltnh
retired. for organizing ana anniln'ssel
ing the medical department as sur
eeon general, r tti,as
lirigadier General Frank 7. lines
orennizlng and administering the ein
mnrkation service. and Brigadier Gen.
eral Henry Jeryey, gen"rai s,HI, ~
dirccting the division OF oprrau"hs
general staff. which had chafse VI
she mobilization of personnel
These recommendation nave p.s,
approved by secretary faker ana w
formal award ~ the decorations WI
bo made at a date TO be anho""'''
Later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28

The treaty OF Brost-litoysk is
abolished
The lnsf ACT OF former Emperor
Nilhay was 30 eNpcl the repre- scnia-
Berlin.
'fhc treaties with Gcrmary haet
been nnnulicd hy the German and
Russian revolutions.
The free Russlnn people Will make
a truce peace Wit. those ~ Amcrica,
Austria ana Germany according 10
the principles of i.cninf
'''fhe rlght 10 decide the dcaiinics
~ natioug shall be- reserved to 'he
workmou OF such nations while the
capitalists. having caused the war.
must pay indcmnities
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28

This Includes men already dinD harg-
od nnd those Who have landed from
France To dntc official reports show
533.33i mon amt 80 sos ofIiccrs actu-
ally discharged
General March made public list
~ uu'iliarS troops attached 20 the
American third army. tho army Of oc-
cupntion including the following COM
plctc regiments;
Three hundred first. 30Sth. and
SlGth engineers. and the ist. hth. iith
ana 5Gth pioneer infantry.
General March said that no addi-
tiunul American troops hnd been or
dcrcd ,o Russia
General March said the total cnm-
alties IN tho 3bth division. from all
causes af indicated bN requests from
that division for rcrlacomsnts up to
November i3th were ~ officcr aud
4,0Nb mon. Up 20 "a" same date the
A9th division had requested IN re-
placements 100 officers ana 5.727
men.
Following is the complete list out
side OF divisions scryiuu With thc third
American nnN alons The Gcrmnn
Army troops headquarters troops.
GGth neld ARTILLERY brigade; 3a3ud
fold battalion. signal corps. LIST tcio-
graph battalion. 2Gth telegraph bat
talon. second cavalry headquarters.
first squadron. second cuVairV tGth
engineers. hGth pioneer infantry. third
army military police battalion. oNacu-
alton hospitals 3 and ~. 8titb re-
mount squadron. aO3rd romount
squadron, army postoftice 92I. soni-
tatN train third army. 5f2nd 5puth,
5Oist. G03rd. Ambulance service see
uOna. third army provisional supply
train. truck COMPANIES al, fsa, sec.
quarters. first pprAuit group. pursuit
graup, pursuit squadron number I. an
air park. headquarters bomhurdmont
group. day bombing squadron 1876.
headquarters army observation
groups. aero squadruns ? and 81.
photo sections and 10. branch intel
hgencc office iNcD and lG3p. con
struction spnadroua third army re-
gionai replacement depot. ordnance
depot numhcr SO3
Third army corps. corps troops
headquarters troops. 30bth engineers
ana train, 5end telegraph battalion.
a0hth field battalion, signal corps. ard
corps military police company. first
pioneer infantry, troop IS, 3rd cav
airy motor supply train AS, field RE-
mount squadron 500. mobile scterin-
airy hospital number I. machine shop
truck unit f0h frm corps mtillep.
park, bDtst mobile ordnance repair
service. FIRST aero squadron. 9Th photo
section. third corps balloon groups re-
cOnnaisaancc. fifat balloon company
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branch intelligence office. third corps
sanitary train, field hospital iG3. iG8
and 332. ambulance compnniss reg.
lh3 and 332. sales commissary unit
number 3a.
Fourth army corps. corps troops:
headquarters troops headquarters de-
tnchmonts. 5ist pioneer infantry. 90tst
engineers ana train. Ji0th field bat.
talon sgnnl corps. i05th telegraph
battalion. fourth corps air service
headquarters. 18th aero squadron.
photo section number 4 branch intel
lgcnce office, balloon group head
quartora fourth corps. second ba-
loon company. 4i3th motor supply
train. mobile ordnance repair shop.
machine shop truck unit 3Ga. Am
corps sanitary trnin. ambulance com
panics 3ui. 3O2. SD3. field hospitals
soi. 3O2. a03. troops NJ 305ih ncld re
mount squadron. dctnchnouts fifih
mobile veterinary hospital fth corps
military police, sale, commiasary unit
numher a. am corps artillery park
ArL,y rorpa, corps. troops
headquarters troops. military police.
J-Gth nold battalion signal corps. pro
visionnl motor supply company. aydth
machine shop truck unit loTth ani-
tary train, less horse section. army
postoffico rag aOSth mobile Vet.fin-
arS section. SAh aero squadron 3rd
balloon company. bfth pioneer infan-
tr} 7th corps field veterinary unit.
lGGth field artillery brigade. ~ 9th en-
gincors. one battalion. d0end engi-
ncors, one battalion ilfth supply
tfain two companies; assn supply
train. Two companies; 3i2'h rcmount
squadron. 2t0th engineer train. 10th
telegraph battalion.
Assignment 20 early convoy Of al
diiional army units comprising in an
abou, 50 officers and 1000 men Was
announced today by the war depart
ment The units inclUde the 27th,
i9th. l3th. aath. i3gth. lf7ih. ib5th.
i00tn and ig2nd aero squhdrons: the
i06th, 3O2nd, 3Obth and 307ih trench
mortar batteries and tho il3th tcie-
graph battahons
n WIS announced that the regent
assignment ~ the b0Oth aero squad
ron to early convoy WIS through IN
error and had been cancelled
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28

The union of Russia. Austria and
Germany must he established on tho
ruins OF militnrisrn, imperialisns and
economic slavery
~ n hoped that an nations will
JOIN such a Union after the Russian
unlOn has successfully opposed the
foreign hourgcOisios The Russian
union viii never submit 20 Anglo
American imperialism.
The working class OF the ententN
must force their governments to a.
Russian people. The Russian soviet
viii use ia forces 20 oppose foreign
capitalism and win protect The people
liberated from GCgn4n domination.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28

President Wilson today delivered
splendid address in Guild Halt Lon
don tie scored tho ancient priuciItr
at the haianCe of power. a. productive
of mutual Jealousy and suspicion. In
~ place. ne urged "a concert of ma
TORS which is Co op, rntc ns a guar
nntec of pcacc
Some day. perhaps within our own
lifetime. the world will see such q
league as a reality. II Is certainly IN
Tine with an principles Of humanity
and common sonse ini the world
must como 10 u hy evolution: ~ can
not he forced upon unwilling mem
hCrs.
For this .saAon We should he gnrc-
fui not to inslst upon tho adoption ~
the plan ~ the peace conference. "
there W any serious objection 10 u on
the part of our allies. Let us remcn-
her tho Hun IN The BACKGROUND
In "A wonderful pfOClamo uor (,
iss,cd by the Russian Iiolshcviki the
Rrcst. I.iioVsk treaty " declared ahoi-
ished. and warning rs given that the
Russian union viii never submit To
Anglo American imperialism
The Bolshevih were perfectly VIII
ina to submit to German imperialism
and worse--whcn the rrussiHn star
seemed 10 be In the ascendoncy. ha1
the Reds shown more hnckbon" onn
loyalty to their allies. the war would
have ended n year ago ljut onN
now. that Germany Us powrrl'ns Ia
protest. the treaty rs abrogntcd
As to the "Anglo-American imp'r-
ialsm" the Iiolshevii show pooi
knowledge Of history II they claim
that America. at least, Us after NOR
territory.
hut even imperialism 10 better thdl
anarchy especially the species OF
ANARCHY that l.eninc ct al. are sorv
ing up TO the people Of I,ussio these
tlaga
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
Reds Threaten wilma.

London. pcc e7. wilma. the capital
of lAthunniu IN threatened hy an adj
vance Of Rnishevist troops, according
Ia a Warsaw dispatch 10 the Mail un-
der date Of Thursday The Polish
chief of staff has demanded free pass
age Tor Polish troop trains over unes
now la German hands from the Polish
frontier 20 wilma The Germans nrc
also asked Ia permit the reinlninK or
which were cut by the Germans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
The Welshman Wins
The Concert Of Nations
Belated Backbone
LLOYD GEORGE and his win
the.war government have

come blli NlcloflnNN vi tue
British elections, dispatches re
rcivcd this afternoon indicate.
The people have spoken unmis-
lakably. The fiery Wclslrman, with
all his mistakes, has conducted his
ship of state safely thr' ugh many
Internal aud external storms.
Plain, almost blunt of speech, he
has time and time again sounded
warning 10 Great Britain during
the past few years of stress and
strain. lie is a.vigorous man of
action. and he has demand IT jc.
tion on the part Of his assistants.
Like all men of his type, he got
what he wanted
Great Britain j. safe with Pre-
mier Lloyd George as her politicai
guide. He is easily the greatest
man in Europe, with The exception
of Marshal Foch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
ropc Nn, lo Ixn,c Natican.

Rome. tFrIdny) Doc, - ". ~"
,srx.to,e Romano. the organ Of the
vatican. plnts an emphatic denial OF
STATEMENTS concerning IN" lorna non
of special Catholic party ~ 'aN
and repairs that Pope Hened''t WIS
10 leave the Vatican
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
~ r,,r Assoe,Arsp parss

Washington Dee 2S More than eleven hundred thousand
soldiers home abroad been
the signed gave figures
today 931 900 home discharged
and 6s00 officers assgcd by General Ishng early
from France
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
Two Soldiers Hurt
In a DeraiIn1ent

Fort Wayne, Ind. Dec. .s.-Two
soldiers were slightly injured when
Two ears Of westhound troop traih
on the Nickel Plate railroad were de-
ralied near Edgerton, o.. early today.
Sis hundred California soldiers were
on board the train.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
Swiss Cut Food
Rations to Aid
Hungry Austria

o Washington, Doc. 2N The =
q Swiss government began today
D the shipment of more than one =
y thousand tons of tOods'ufis 10
. Vienna for the relief Of the civil =
D p0pulation with the cooperation
. OF Or Alonzo Taylor Herbert
. HooVer's representative IN south
= ern Europe. ,Word 10 this cf-
. feet was received today by Dr.
. Hans Sulzer. Che Swiss minister.
. To make II up the Swiss popula-
. ton sacrifices q part of iis own
. food card
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
BOLSHEVIKI ABOLISH
BREST-LITOVSK PACT;
SEEKA"W WORLD UNION
Proclamation Signed by Lenine and Sverdoff Post
ed at Wilma; Capitalism and 'Anglo-Amercan
Imperialism Denounced; Union of Russia, Aus
tria and Germany First Step in Red League of
Nation Plan.

Warsaw Doe 26Geman soldiers arriving Acre from wilma
brought with them copies of declaration of Boheyk principles
which posted Wilma The proclamation, which addressed
the Of the world especially those
Is Syerdlpff makes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
~ rns Assoe'Artp rrsss

London, Dee 2s.Spcakng today in the historic Guild Hall at
corcmonious gathering of Great Britain Distinguished states
President Wilson rcarmcd his principle that there
longer be balance o which might un the OF the
world but that the future mus, produce concert OF power which
wound prescrNc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
Premier and His Government Tri.
umph, According to Indications
Late To-day; Asquith Loses Seat
in House Of Commons.
SIR ERIC GEDDEs
DEFEATS LABoRITE
Election Results This Afternoon
Show That Coalitionists Have
Carried the Fight by a Vote Of
396 to la, Is Report.
.. ", .s.oe,.,rn r.,.-

l.ondon, bee. 2s, VIA Montreal. .
The election results pt =
o'clock this afternoon We're as =
follows. y
Coalitionists, 396 uon-coall- .
tonists. IA
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| 100000 YANKS TO BE DEMOBILIZED SOON
GREATER PORTION OF
MEN SO CHOSEN ARE
STATIONED AT HOME

Up to Date, $50, 1884 Enlisted Men and 35, ,4O9 Of
fcers Have Been Actually Discharged, General
March, American Chief of Staff, Announces;
Complete List of Divisions Serving With Third
American Army Along German Frontier Is
Given Out.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28

Nov York Doe. ~. Tho American
transport Turrialha, with 90 wounded
officers arrived here today from
France she brought also u return
cargo of explosives.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28

Tho tcNt 81 lrrsiicat Wilson *
speech follows
'Alr Lord MAJOR We have come
upon times whom ceremonies like this
have ncW Significance which most
imprcsses mc aa ! stnnd here. The
address which ] hgN, iufi heard W
most generously and rracloush con-
ceiNed and thc dc.shtful accent of nin-
coritN in 10 ssoma Nks a part of that
voice of counsel which is n1W oVcr.-
where 10 Dc heard. I fs,i thrt n disc
tinEushod honor hHs been conferred
upon me- by ths rstcUtioa. and I hog
to assure sou. ear and your HsHncintes
of ms very profound appreciation. bat
know that : nm onit pafi uf what
mas call cfclt body uf Clrcum-
stances
II do not hrhrye that it WIS fancy
on my pert Chat ! heard 100 tho voice
Of welcome uttered tn tho streets Of
this street, CITY and ir th, atroofs uf
Paris somethins moro than q personal
welcome u sDomci 20 mo that heard
the voice of one people spraking 10
another people ana u was voice IN
which onr could distinguish o singular
combination of en.otonF There WIS
surely there the deep gratt fulncss that
tho fightnE was over 1hcre was the
pride that tho fighting had mad such
gratitude tNat tho nations engaged
had produced such men as the 1OidiCrs
OF Great Britain and OF tho United
States aud of France ana of Italy
men whose pr0wcHs and achievements
they had Witnessed with rising admir-
eiion uB they moved from elimination
TO Culminniion.
NorlA Not Vet Done.
"But there WAS something more In
a. the oonsci0usncss that the business
I u not Vet done the consciousness that
I It now rests upon others 10 see that
those lives we're not lost In vnin.
II have rot yet been to the actual
hatfleficld hat have been with
many OF fhc men who have fought the
battles ana the other day J had the
pleasure of being present ai a SESSION
OF the French academy when they adj
mittcd Marshal loffrc 90 their mem
bership. That sturdy serene soldier
stood and uttered. not the words OF
triumph. but the simple words OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
OF POWER
PRINCIPLE SHOULD
DIE, SAYS WILSON

President Tells British Statesmen That Old Princi-
pie of Mutual Suspicion and jealousy Must Give
Way to New Idea of Concert Among Powers for
the Preservation of the Worlds Peace; Urges
League of Nations as Plan to Bring About This
Agreement.
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'lI'' ti'h 'oi ~ anu NV ,'h-
NNh"h WIN t'i'' ne Auinh"n'u up
ih ' A,n', nee. .H," WIZ nui Wy ao-
'Ni'l'P =" 'N'., '"' l"''l'' ~ ~
rf'iF % N.' 'i",
,t+ ., I.', f~'', ID, ,hc
'.,.i.f ,.,,i' t.. .t,.,. ana ,lta g,ca,
,..,, ,,,,,
,, ~, ,i,h,
h"l lH lhr "'.' NUN INC thohkht
q. .'n'''unE h' %" dnn' now,
n"' "nil O" max i"si ""til"nien's
ih'i 'I f'"It' '' 20 h'' thA' 'n"
s'll h''hih 'el"iii "hn Were on
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