Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-24
.ARM|SnCE TERMS
| PREVENT Renewal
OF ALL HOST|L|T|E.s
If U. S. Must Deal With
! Autocrats, Surrender
Is Demanded. ae
AGREES TO. TRANSMIT. A
PROPOSALS TO ALLIES
Will Ask Military Advisers Of
Powers for Their ~
Views. ,s,
ENTIRELY IGNORES PROTESTS
Tells German People Word OF Mon.
archial Leaders Cannot BE 1f..
Trusted or Accepted.
1 y f! \.
ENTIRELY IGNORES PROTESTS
IBy Associated p,.ss /,

WASHINGTON, October .3.-rresr-s
dent Wilson has submitted the GeF-
man plea for an armlstlce and peace
10 the allies and at the same :ime. has.
informed Berlin that there can bcAno
armistice except upon terms thar
would make 1t impossible for Germans.
TO renew hostilities.
While Ionsenting to deal further
with the present authorities In Ger.
many. the President has Eivcn then,
this warning:
III 1t (the United Statcs) must dealE
win the military masters and monnr-S
chtai autocrats OF Germans now. or sits
II Is likely TO have to deal with then,
iiater In regard to the International Oh 1
udisatio1s or the German empire. 1t m ust
surrender: Nothing can be Eained Sy
ieayinF rhr this essential thing unsaidp1
man note Msa rsply to the last
mission 70 tic German ss6Hernm mn en- htaaSs tssst
With .hs lii saass sssas as
but does aeHs Fl
ia,tsFfraptiea OF the bsstas asaases nea beag fGE
allisz IL tf,b5sspPlt.in. ran Plsa,a. matter to tie
feet peace on his terms 7s0Ied and fff
now accepted by the present Gsrmnn
miIit nhiiIinorls'ss rY The American and allied
such an armistice possible from nil.
,.arS .r, point Of view. to submit aueh
sts ests Of sbs w,a naonI rnliy protest the inter-
10 the associated governments the I'M
restricted power TO enforce peace sori
The President says he feels he can cr,.
not decline to take up the question
opd OF an nrmIis,tice, having received soi9mn
man government that. 1t accents The
terms OF peace enumerated by him: that
comes from ministers speakinE for q
osepwhelming majority OF the German
heople' orrs :, And an that the German armed
Ignores entirely the German protests
ent nma atha's that in stats
considered while the Germa n armytk4S
hasS continued tn ,mn thsir atroeities.. ,I,,sf
speaks. as the nnte SAYS. "without anS
harsI, hhatsIInpa sSs 70 y, soften what may seem
whom, he is dealing and thromghl tIs,,,
dina she German n. Sa- peonie why such. extraop-
before hostilities can cease F-ts1SIl{
POWER OF THE KAISER
REMAINS UNIaIPAInEn
,,os Significant g, and important as the pro-
the principle Of a government rasbSS.
been wortnS no me & Gefman people has vet
me ne people lave no means OF command
anthorisies n ene aequHlfscsnse SS the nii.aEy
Chat the power of the Ilins 'e Of fs'Perans Prnss1a
tihe kaiser) to, control the palicYsSr
the the, empire is uniinpa ired. ana concIxssss
Is 10 be dealt with the United Statss
an, and the allies can demand nothing But
RI
tary Tumulty. at the white House Gays
nmDhasis r,nI TO the assurance given bs ali
nterpSpton 11 Of ihe the that
snd sn%ndsaee prssi,tm between ; Secretary Baker
more than 100000 American so,diarcss q
haxe embarked for the war overseas,
rnnfss sn1Ss Ia,y haEe i beas sis
2sl4lS: October. j TO 10 81. aip1fea3ss fsIass
TS's sis. ois5 sisil G9sTss 9ssa ,o.a f ssSiI,,s
PRESIDENT WILSON'S >woRD 6 9.ssrs.
TO THE GERMAN PEOPLE
The statement to Germany Followers
-, the ne Secretary of state makes pubs
From the Secretary OF State to tho
charge d'affaires ad interim in charge
OF German interests In the Unlted
department of Sratc -Cctoh.,.so 90
1915: o'ooef ~ -. ~.
oiF,-i nave the honor to acknorrfs3S
eSge the receipt OF your note of tfA
3sd. transmitting communicationtu IN
der date of the 20th from tho German
government and TO advise you that ithny
President has instructed me to reply;
thereto as follows: -
Having received the solemn and ex.
piieit assurance OF the German govern
ment that II unrescrvedly accepts {tfay s
terms Of peace laid down in his ADDRESS. i
70 the Congress OF the United Stat Isl or
the. Sth OF January. 1918. and the pyirfsls 4
eiples OF settlement enunciated in !ftia
sussequent addresses. particularly this 4
address OF the 9Th OF September, and
that II desires to discuss the de,aiis, of
their application and that this wisfiss
and IN, nurposs emanated; no, from those
policy and conducted the present Nh ~
on Germany's behalf. but from tnin,ts# 81
ters, who speak for the majority OF ysssS &
Reichstag and for an overwheInslnE
majority OF tho Germsn people: xrJds
having received also thesespliejtS prom.
,s ise o. the present German acgsf,tment
fare VIII be observed both on land and
sea by the German armed fofcsS, StSss
President OF the United SyafSS S,fsaf,ss Y
that he cannot decline TO take IN StthsSA