PURPOSE OF THE VICTORS.
TO PROTECT THE WEAK.
ARMED IMPERIALISM ENDED. A. and N.Z. WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.
Commenting on the end of the war the President said to-day that Germany would be unable to renew it owing to the armistice conditions. It was impossible to gange the consequences of the consummation of the war's object. The American people wore deeply proud to enter it at ft critical juncture. Aimed imperialism had ended, and illicit ambitions were engulfed in black disaster. The great nations had combined to create such a peace as would satisfy the longing of the ontire world for disinterested justice. The victors' entire purpose was to protect the weak and accord just rights to the strong. The Allies would supply the Central Empires with food and organise relief to enable them to organise themselves., Mr. Wilson said that it was impossible to answer questions as to the responsibility of the Powers at present.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17007, 14 November 1918, Page 6
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