HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1917-1-2, Page 3GREAT SUFFERING
Uterally Trtte That the Eot
table
A despatch from London says:
Daily Telegraph publishes the fo.
jaw from its Paris corresPenaew
have, had Private information indi
ly from Germany which is deei(
encouraging. A friend of mine,
of an important Paris business
ha.s a partner who is Swiss, The
ter has ust visited Germany aw
turned to Paris. Re is a level -be
business .man, and says Posit
. that ,C ny can ;,,earcely hold
Bi(ITLSII ARMY
FLOUTS PEA
Atttray Has AbsOittte Codd
hi Eatt Defeat or Cert-
.
tr41 l'o‘verS,
A desPateit from the 13riti5
has the Brit'
been so prepared to fight; M.
we talk of peace7
°You ean eafely give th
31111,VS answer ro
talli," declared 'a stall' gene'.
T)esitay in response to the
what he aa bs mon
President lillson's note.
The note was variously
Upon by the fighting men
ing was that stroog in
ssee•s"e0ea i/4 ihOuding
this was aP .epport"the
z,3i14.711 aeti 9h was
ing Gru 1y oaatui
to ta',4t, the seeou;i step In
Sontrintent., a the front
ze,gairisd. rel...1ee pev.
indication points to much wgr
tions inGeriParty thao the va
suspects; en the other 'hand, t
ar0 daily bettor situnteil tca
*s4Ceessful offensive.
The British, who are lifitle
denaluatrativeness, are unaF,
their expression of absolute
of the comparatively early
the. Central Powers mulct' p
the 4iliefe gathering strength
WILSON'S PEACE MOVE
FALLS TO
Frank German. Statement of
U.S. Alone Can Pre
Collapse
A despatch from Wasbingt.
--Unless Geniality makes Ite;
pence terms to the United Str4
unlikely that any result will.
the President's tuessage to t
ligerents. The failure of'
to meet meet the issue in its rob
President has afforded the Eal
lopportunity of which, in all p
it, full advantage will bp tttice
terati will state their peer,
not only in reply to the °rig
man peace overture, but alst
to President Wilson.
It is possible that Gel
communicate her terms co:4
to the 'United States, thu.l.
the President an opporturt
the allies for a confidential st
along the same line's. It is
that some progress _might he
this way, but unless all the lc
ton diplomats are inistaken
no chance for the two sets
gerents agreeing on terms n
GERMANS MUST TURN
ALL Effnin OLD 2c
And Can Only' Secure Two NenP
During the Year 1917.
A Reuter despatch from At
dam to London says that the
German papers contain the F,
Council's ' regulations regarding
and clothing itr 1917. - They pr
that only two, pairs of so-called
de luxe" wiil be sold on the
in of cast oiT, but still wearable
The utilization of cast -of clothL
te entrusted to communities
• have a monoply for the pirr
'these articles. The exchang,:„
for new articles will be allowe,
through tickets.
• 50,000 ARMENIANS STARVI
All of These Deported Now in Atli
of Aleppo.
A despatch, from New Yo
fifty thousand depo ed,
are star criiig-in-the%,1?
Asiatic Turlcev
tempoiaay suspensi 11,-4 relief
•priatioas„ according ib
from American Arnbaseador-
received through the State Dej
-Mont at Washington, and niade,,v.
here on Thursday nightthg
nean,Comnivittee for Arn;:olie
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