PEACE TERMS DISCUSSED IN BERLIN

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2261, 22 September 1914, Page 5

PEACE TERMS DISCUSSED IN BERLIN

CALCULATIONS BUILT UPON SAND London, September 20. It is reported that the German Chancellor, Herr von Bethmaiui-Hollweg, is verbally discussing the possibility of torms of peace with the American Arubassador,_ without indioating whether the Kaiser is aware of the discussion. _ President Wilson declines to accept the discussion as being other than incidental to America's inquiry concerning Germany's attitude towards mediation. London, September 19. It is anticipated at Petrograd that German diplomacy will await isolated successes with a view to making a bargain for bearable peace conditions. These calculations are built upon sand. Tho seven allied nations, united by the Declaration of London, will conduct the war conjointly till complete downfall is secured of the military might of Germany—("Times" and Sydney "Sun" Services.) Nlsh, September 20. It is officially announced that Sorvia will not conclude peace separately from the Triple Entente. •"THE WHINE OF A HALF-CHASTISED BULLY."(Rec. September 21, 5.35 p.m.) London, September. 20. The "Times," in a leader on the.peace overtures from New York, says: "The German Ambassador (Count Bernstoff) at AVashington turns with the whine of a half-chastised bully and declares that 'live and let live' is the policy Germany wishes the enemy to observe, but the Allies have irrevocably resolved not to stay their hands until the German militarism and its causes and effects are destroyed onco and for all."—("Times" and Sydney "Sun" Services.) '