Show President Wilson Vilson J To Be Spokesman I By Dv si I London Oct 0 Europe Europe looks to th the United States Slates for fin Tn n answer answer to the peace overtures o made by Prince Maximilian Maxi milian millan tho the new German chancellor In his reichstag address Americas America's attitude on peace for Cor the entente means that th there re shall be bc no compromise peace however ci seductive tho the German offers may beIt be bc It was declared In well Informed circles circles circles cir cir- cles tonight that Prince Max Ia was made chancellor to boar bear the thc brunt of all that has followed Germanys Germany's In cave-In and now ho he is asking tho rho allies to state stale their terms forms President nt Wilson has been heen accepted aa as Iho tho spokesman for tho the entente and his fourteen peace principles have been accepted b by the premiers of oC all tho the en- en tt tt powers PI as their catechism German Germany now wants to know kno- how ho cheaply can get set peace but inquiries In diplomatic circles make It plain that Germany must maut put her lier cards cardo on tho the table much more open openly before any pence offer oCter can bo be con considered Not only will Germany German have to throw up tho the sponge c and admit defeat but she must express contrition for her crimes Furthermore 1 the she must promise full ln ins for tho the countless victims This stand Is strengthened by Frances France's u ul- t that Germany German must surrender co X I. T. 11 inns lUES ES Baltimore Md Oct 3 Joshua Joshua Frederick Fred Fred- Frederick erick Co Cockey kc Talbott representative In Congress of oC the tho Second Maryland district district dis dis- and Maryland member member- of ot the Democratic national committee died tonight at his home at 11 He Hc e n Was as 75 5 years ears old |