AMERICA'S MESSAGE TO THE WORLD

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 179, 18 April 1918, Page 5

AMERICA'S MESSAGE TO THE WORLD

WILL MEET FORCE WITH FORCE "TILL OUR AIMS ARE ACHIEVED " , r T . Washington, April 16. Mr. Lansing (Secretary of State), in a 6peech, said: "Wo intend to fight until President Wilson's aims are achieved. Germany has appealed to force, and will raeot with force. America, the homo of freedom, will do her part, standing side by side with iho great democracies 'of tho world. Wo look forward unafraid. We must win, we will win. There can be no other end to this war."—Ans.-N.Z. Cable Assn. AMERICAN LABOUR'S PLEDGE TRIBUTE BY BRITISH LABOUR DELEGATE. Now York April 16. . Mr. Will Apploton, leader of the British Labour Mission to America, In a farewell message, says: "I am deeply impressed at the way America has consecrated her entire resources to the cause of the Allies. Mr. Samuel Gompors (president of tho American Labour Federation) has asked me to convey fb Mr. Lloyd George tho assurance that tho American Federation of Labour is unswervingly and whole-heartedly behind President Wilson, and that tho workers in America support to the uttermost the Allies' efforts to enforce a peace which ■will destroy German militarism lor all time."—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. ALIENS UNDER THE~STARS £ STRIPES REMARKABLE RALLY TO FREEDOM'S CAUSE. Now York, April 16. The New York "Times" states that fifteen thousand Italians and thirteen thousand Austrians, and a, number of Japaneso have joined the American Army.—Ans.-N.Z. Cnblo Assn.