The Dermott news., 1918-10-10
LEADERS IN SENATE
 OPPOSE kRMISTICE
HITCHCOCK DECLARES OFFER TO BE ABSOLUTELY AeHORRENT
 -ACCEPTANCE IMPOSSIBLE
HUN ARMY MUST DlSBAkD
Lodge Says First Put Germany Be. hind the 6ars"-Senator McCumber Offers Resolution Stating Terms
 of Granting An Armstce.

Washington. - Germany's peace of fer Wa peremptorily spurned in the Senate
 Tn spirited discussion of Che latest enemy proposals senators participat- .ng in q twohours' debate declared t an insidous attack and voiced com mond demand for it's immediate yejec- ton lnvoighing especially against rhe proposal for an armistiCe fho speakers were unanimous i'll declaring that rushing military victory must be a preliminary to peace uegotia- tions
 senator Hitchcock of Nebraska. tho chairman of the Senate foreign relo= tons committee, Republican Leader Lodge ot Massachusetts, ranking mi nofitY member of the committee: Sen dtors PondeNtsr of Washington NJ CGmher of North Dakota Putnam U Nevada AsAurst and Smith of Arlzo= na, Nelson of Minnesota and Reed f Missouri were among the speakers. representing both political parties
 Alfor Senator H4teAcek and others lad declared an armsticc impossible Senator MeCHmber introduced reso- luton proposing a5 thc tiEst requisite to any peace nesuaatious absolute surrender by Gem my iusuGluE d5s= solution of her arm, aud my au pleas. Tor complete indruDtic4ruus= TAe resolution Was referred to th i5rrfzn relations conmtttge.
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