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URGENT APPEAL COMES TODAY TO POT IDAHO "OVER THE TOP"

APPEAL TO AMERICA ASK MRS. WILSON AND JANE ADDAMS TO HAVE ARMISTICE TERMS MODIFIED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.—Appeals addressed to Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Miss Jane Addams of Chicago on behalf of the women of Germany, asking that the armistice terms be modified to prevent "unspeakable disaster," have been sent from the German wireless station at Nauen. They were picked up by the military intelligence radio at Haulton, Me., and were made public tonight by the war department.

The appeal to Mrs. Wilson said the women and children of Germany "have been starving for years," and that they will die from the hunger by the "millions" unless the terms of the armistice are changed so that sufficient rolling stock will be available for moving food from the farms. It was dated at Berlin and signed by Gertrud Baumer and Alice Salomon for the "national council of women in Germany."

The appeal to Miss Addams was from Anita Augsburg: at Poz under date of yesterday. It said that the German women, "foreseeing entire famishment and mutiny for their country," urged their American sisters "to intercede to have."  The armistice terms modified."
"We are all voters of a free republic now, greeting you heartily," the appeal said.
The message to Mrs. Wilson follows;
"Berlin, Nov. 12, 1918. 