Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-10-30 | Page 3 | House of Commons Hears Bout Peace

HOUSE OF COMMONS ! HEARS ABOUT PEACE j By Assoc Is td Press. IXNrHN, 30, (Via Montreal-) "lfwn the premier intend to take steps to ewtirf thai the peace asrem-nt ahwll tn general prinr.pls accord wMh the wishes of the majority of the members of th house of commons?" was the question ques-tion submitted In the house of commons vepterdsr by Hir Richard 'ixpr, I inoniat from WallsMll. Andrew Honar Ijw, government gov-ernment epokesmsn, replied that the government gov-ernment must be the interpreter of the views of the houre and ths nations. hir- Richard then asked If the cuuntrv would be committed to a secret ps-ace agreement. In ar.swer Mr. Hoi tar 1-a w . aaUl: "I do not oulte know what Ihe hornra- I Me memrsrr means. I do not lupi'iw that he sua-sT'-flis that peace terms ihouid he put up to the country ss a refTend'im j and I know of r.o 'her way In whu'h tltej country csn W repieaeit-d except by the) government."