ALLIES' REPLY TO THE AMERICAN PEACE NOTE

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2975, 12 January 1917, Page 5

ALLIES' REPLY TO THE AMERICAN PEACE NOTE

SENT TO THE UNITED STATES CONTAINS THE TERMS ON WHICH ENTENTE WILL NEGOTIATE (ilec. January 11, 7.40 p.m.) , ■ Paris, January 10. J. he Ententes reply has been handed to" the American Ambassador, and is .not to be published for 48 hours after ifc Teaches President Wilson. The re-' ~ ply contains more definite indications of the terms on which the Entente is ■prepared .to open negotiations for peace.—Aus.-N.Z. Cahlo Assn. ' ' (Rev. January 11, 8.50 p.m.) ~. _ . ,JL ' , „ - , Paris, January. 11. . M Briand, tho l< reiich Premier, lias delivered, the Allies' reply to President Wilson's Note, and will be publishing it on Friday.—Aus -N Z Cable Assn. ' . ' ■ . GERMAN "REASOM'BLE PEACE PARTY'S" TERMS. • >n wa' i n -u t t> Amsterdam, January 10. „, ,0113 l l t-ominittce for a. -.Reasonable Peace, established by Prince Wedel in 1916, at the Kaiser's request has issued a. new peace programme, which includes the following points :-sThe fate of the occupied countries to bo decided by Germany; freedom of the seas; restoration of Germany's colonial .Empire; and an ample war indemnity. • It is believed this represents the Kaiser's terms.—Renter. , '' PEACE ADMITTED FAILURE. • • Washington, January 10. Germans admit the failure of the peace move.'—Router. MB, GERARD LET THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG. „ . , Washington/January 10. Loading Government officials ape fef, Mr. Gerard let the cat out of th'c b.ij;. Somo of them urge his recall. —Kcuter.