The Daily Star-Mirror
MOSCOW, LATAH COUNTY, IDAHO, TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1918
NUMBER 222
SEVEN 10 SEVEN ON TREATY
That the German cabinet is tied on the acceptance and rejection of the peace treaty terms is the report received via London today. But it is believed the treaty will be signed within the specified time, which is 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. At Berlin, there is a piteous and defiant howl against signing the treaty, but this is believed to be a continuance of the German propaganda. President Wilson expects to start for home Tuesday or Wednesday of next week and this is taken to signify that the work of the peace conference is done and it is now either peace or renewal of the war.
The Turkish peace delegates are now at Paris and were received by the conference today. As the United States never declared war against Turkey, President Wilson has completed his work and will return to do some missionary work for the league of nations in the United States.
Say Hun Cabinet Is Divided.
LONDON.—(By the Associated Press.)—Seven members of the German cabinet favor signing the amended peace terms and the other seven oppose signing, Reuter's dispatch from Berlin today says.
Wilson Coming Home Next Week.
WASHINGTON.—President Wilson hopes to leave Paris for Washington June 24 or 25, if the Germans sign the peace treaty. Immediately after his arrival in Washington, he will address congress. After clearing up pressing official business, he will start on a "swing around the circle" early in July. 