Without Question The King Deserved Every Cheer He...
the splendid public ovation accorded to him. Though he has deserved them also, he has not received, and cannot by virtue of the office he holds receive, any of the honours or......
The French Senate And Chamber Paid _homage On Monday To
that grand old man, M. Clemenceau, and to Marshal Foch, and decided that statues of them should be erected at the public expense, and that a sword of honour should be offered to......
Among All The Demonstrations Of Popular Joy And...
have been more remarkable than those directed towards the persons of the King and the Royal Family. The demonstrations outside Buckingham Palace, as indeed anywhere when the......
The Army Council Accordingly Communicated Their Wishes To...
and were immediately received by the King. The example spread. Other heads of the great Departments directing operations also wished to pay their tribute to the personal part......
" I Have No News For You " Were Almost
the first words of the Prime Minister last Saturday, in a speech which will have an assured and eminent place in the records of the nation as well as in those of the GuikihalL......
The Socialists Were Now Demanding Peace At Any Price, And
the Frankfort Gazette, once famous for its cautious Liberalism, but an ardent supporter of the aggressive war, asked in plain terms for the Emperor's abdication. The Prussian......
When The Enemy Delegates, Headed By Herr Erzberger, Left...
on Thursday week to meet Marshal Foch, Germany was seething with revolution. Before they started on their return journey on Monday the old order had been swept away. Tho......
There Is One More Thing To Be Said. Let Us
hope that the cheers and sympathy of the mass of his people will finally put an end to the insidious, nay, malignant, gossip of a tiny handful who have set going a whisper that......
President Wilson Read The Terms Of The Armistice To Congress
on Monday. The object of the war, he said, was attained. Prussian Imperialism was at an end. The Allies were united in their purpose to set up a Peace of disinterested justice.......
Any Pessimist Who Inclines To The Belief That The British
public is tottering on the verge of Bolshevism ought to join in one of the daily festivals of the London streets, which when we write show no sign of coming to an immediate end.......
Mr. Lloyd George Referred Next To "a Great Week At
Versailles," during which he had seen " Empires, and Kingdoms, and Kings, and Crowns falling like withered leaves before a gale." The Allies had latterly secured Germany's......