WILSON'S PEACE CATCH-CRY

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2991, 31 January 1917, Page 5

WILSON'S PEACE CATCH-CRY

WHAT RUSSIA THINKS ABOUT IT PEACE MUST BE BASED ON VICTORY New York, January 29. The New York "World's" Petrograd correspondent interviewed the Russian Premier, Prince Nicholas Galitzine. Hβ stated that tlio Entente could not agree with President Wilson's phrase, "Peaco without victory." Only a peace based on tho victory of the Allies could be in accord with tho principles of humanity. England, France, and Russia had made superhuman sacrifices to defend themselves and to save the small nations which had been traitorously attacked. The _ Allies would nover consent to anything less thou a victorious peace—Aus.-N.Z. Cablo Assn.

'A GERMAN REPLY TO THE PRESIDENT. New York, January 29. ■A United Press dispatch from Berlin states that Germany will reply to President Wilson's Note. ' DEVELOPING THE EMPIRE'S RESOURCES THE TREND OF STATE SOCIALISM. (Rec. January 30, ,6 p.m.) London, January 29. Sir Starr Jameson, replying to tho objection that tho Empire Resources Development Committee's proposals implied State Socialism, said: "AVe werp tending that way since before the war. It wi\L bo necessary_to see that State Socialism, with its proper -label, takes tho right direction.. It would be hopeless to make a Development Committco out of the existing Civil Servico Committee. It must consist of captains of industry."— Aus.-N.Z. Cablo Assn.