22 Oct 1918
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1918
Page
1
A German leader agrees to respect the evacuation mandate demanded by Allied generals and asks the President to safeguard the German people's honor. He also orders a halt to U boat attacks on passenger ships to ease tensions and preserve civilian safety.
Germany sent a note to President Wilson replying to his proposals. The response is described as cautious and unclear about continuing formal exchanges, with officials not ready to predict further negotiations. The Associated Press reports Washington reacts with guarded interest as diplomats weigh the tone and potential steps.
The German government sends a wireless reply to President Wilson agreeing to evacuate occupied territories while asserting military advisers should shape details. It protests accusations of illegal actions and says destruction is necessary to cover retreats, and hopes for a just peace.
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Tuesday fair and slightly cooler. Wednesday will be fair and warmer with diminishing northwest to west winds.
The German government says evacuation procedures and armistice terms rest with military advisers of the United States and allies. The President demands safeguards for the United States and allied military supremacy, and opposes any armistice while German forces continue illegal acts. Submarine commanders are ordered to avoid torpedoing passenger ships.
F Gray Co offers thousands of men’s overcoats in black kerseys meltons scotch heathers and tweeds heavy ulsters auto coats ulsterers at prices from 14.9 to 40 dollars. Located at Washington corner Hanover streets, the busy corner.
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