President to Dine in Germany on Christmas
Conti nued from First Page Hail President Wilson of the United States. He is just, the slogan appears on big signs around the city. His speech to Poincare and to socialist representatives has boosted his prestige. Punishing war leaders and Germans paying indemnity dominate debate as the peace conference nears.
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Wilson to Visit Fronts with Allied Command
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson will travel tomorrow to Senlis to confer with Marshal Foch at his headquarters. He will later visit the battlefield at Chateau Thierry where American divisions first distinguished themselves and also Rheims.
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Wilson to Dine Christmas With Troops in Coblenz Region
President Wilson will leave Paris on Christmas Eve to join American troops at the front and dine with them in the Coblenz area. He then visits Versailles for the peace conference and meets Paris officials where he receives a gold medal from the city and a diamond brooch for Mrs. Wilson.
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Parisians Mark Holiday with Secret President Visit
Parisians in eastern Paris near Place de la Concorde saw the President on Monday December 16. A Sunday trip to the tomb of Lafayette in Picpus Cemetery was made unofficially, with the southeast residents unaware of the President's pass through.
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Paris honors Wilson and Mrs. Wilson with municipal tribute
Adrien Milhouard, president of Paris Municipal Council, extols President Wilson as a just leader whose diplomacy and conscience guided loyalty. He praises Mrs. Wilson for devotion and grace while Paris pledges homage. Milhouard hails Wilson as the first U S president to visit Paris and as a voice stirring oppressed nations.
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Delays Trip to Italy Postpones President Visit
Paris reports the President’s Italy trip delayed to mid to late January as he stays busy with talks with political leaders, inter allied conference sessions, the peace congress, and inspections of the front and devastated areas in France and Belgium. A Brussels visit to King Albert may follow.
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President Wilson Breaks French Customs For Personal Contact
President Wilson defies tradition by planning to visit the ministry of war to meet Premier Clemenceau and by accepting dinner invitations from foreign ambassadors, starting with the Earl of Derby. He believes direct contact with world leaders justifies departing custom.
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Homemade pine cough remedy blends Pinex with sugar syrup or substitutes to treat coughs and throat inflammation. Uses 24 ounces Pinex in a pint bottle, claims relief within 24 hours, and endorses Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract. Warns against substitutes and offers money back guarantee from The Pinca Co.
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Wilson Address to Paris Highlights Allied Suffering
President Wilson spoke at City Hall in Paris expressing deep sympathy for France and Belgium. He said the United States entered the war to oppose central empire ambitions and defend liberty, and he thanked France for its warm welcome and the shared resolve for justice. He emphasized unity with free peoples and the lasting value of their encounter in Paris.
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British Diplomats Due in Paris Next Weekend
Paris, Dec 16 David Lloyd George the British prime minister and Arthur J Balfour the foreign secretary will arrive in Paris next Saturday or Sunday as part of early talks ahead of the peace conference sources say.
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Wilson and Clemenceau See Virtually Perfect Agreement
American mission officials report that President Wilson and Premier Clemenceau met in a cordial one hour discussion and were virtually in perfect agreement on key peace conference issues. They planned next steps for the inter allied conference and the peace congress with mutually favorable impressions.
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Belgium to Give Thanks to Friends
Washington dispatch reports Minister Brand Whitlock says Belgium will formally receive American, Spanish and Dutch ministers at a joint session to express gratitude to the United States and its people. As a permanent token, busts of the ministers will be installed in the Chamber of Deputies hall.
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Haig to Arrive in England for Formal Welcome
Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, commander of British forces in France, will land at Dover next Thursday with a staff of officers and receive a civic welcome at the admiralty pier, town hall, and Buckingham Palace. Lady Haig will accompany him. King George will host a luncheon.
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Wilson to Attend French Academy Meeting on Thursday
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson will attend a French Academy gathering on Thursday and will be received by its members at a formal reception.
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Receiver for Maine road placed in Lewiston court
Lewiston Maine December 10 Judge John A Morrill of the Superior Court decreed a receiver ship for the Lewiston Augusta and Waterville Street Railway Company. William N Newell attorney for the company and Alfred J Sweeney general manager were named receivers on petition by A H Ford vice president and general manager of Cumberland Light and Power Company which controls the street railway. Officials cited high operating costs material shortages weak patronage and a wage increase order from the War Industries Board noting fare increases from five to seven cents last summer failed to offset falling ridership. Receivers said they would keep the road in operation.
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Wine presses in false attic in Falmouth raid
In Falmouth a search of an abandoned farmhouse uncovered 170 gallons of raisin wine, two large wine presses, and 1000 pounds of raisins hidden in a false attic reached by a hanging ladder. Officials suspect hidden wine circulates in Portland area. deputies continue patrols for more.
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Banker Stacy C Rich mond Dies Sudden in New York Office
Stacy C. Richmond a New York banker and director in several large corporations died suddenly in his office today after a stroke. He was 51 and a Harvard graduate of 18% 模.
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Wilson to Spend Christmas With Troops at Treves
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson plans to join American forces at Treves for Christmas. The decision, indicated by officials, aims to boost morale and reinforce alliance support during the season.
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War Training a Necessity Advocated by Marine Chief
New York December 16 Major General George Barnett commandant of the United States Marine Corps returned from Paris and the front stressing universal military training for American youths as an absolute necessity. He said the navy’s work was the outstanding feature of the war and urged maintaining the Marine Corps at about 200000 men for a properly balanced navy in peace times.
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Spanish Influenza Ad Warns Of Deadly Risk And Prevention
An advertisement warns that Spanish influenza has killed more than a single war, urging constant vigilance through winter. It urges avoiding crowds, covering coughs, not sharing cups, and using a Ilyomet inhaler to kill germs, claiming immunity and reduced illness risk.
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