Office of the Historian

763.72/13464½

President Wilson to the Secretary of State

Washington, 20 September, 1918 .

My Dear Mr. Secretary: Thank you for having let me see the enclosed.68 I entirely agree with Baker’s judgment in the matter of the expected request from Clemenceau. I say “expected” because I have not seen it and believe we have not yet received it, have we?

Cordially and faithfully yours,

Woodrow Wilson
  1. Telegram No. 1899, Sept. 15, 1918, from the Ambassador in Great Britain, transmitting message from Secretary of War Baker, Foreign Relations, 1918, Russia, vol. ii, p. 538.↩