GERMAN PEACE CANARD

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3191, 15 September 1917, Page 7

GERMAN PEACE CANARD

ALLEGES ADVANCES FROM BRITAIN \ BERLIN BOUtfSE ACTIVE .] (Rec. September 11, .8.10 p.m.) j Amsterdam, September 13. ■! Tho "Vossische Zeitung" says:—"lt is -j asserted that Britain has made peace ad- .] vance3 to Germany." - The -■ Zeilung" declares that this announcement .] explains tho violent movements on the i Berlin Bourse, and suggests' that finan- ' j ciers have sold their stocks to small •! holders, who are more susceptible to' , ■ rumour.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Aien. . '. | PEACE MEETINGS IN HUNIiARY -. 1 -r '. ■ 'I (Rec. September li, 8.10 p.m.) . ; Berne, September 13. ■ j Hungarian church dignitaries and j many Conservative deputies are arrang- j ing meetings throughout Hungary in fa-. i your of an immediate peace.—Aus.-N.Z. 1 Cablo Assn. ; .•! GERMANY'S REPLY TO THE POPE ; j TROUBLE BREWING. / : I (Itec. September M, 9.15 |).m.) ■'. \ New York, September 11.. : ' ! The United Press correspondent at -, Rome reports that the Vatican ft are a. ■] serious political struggle in Germany, re-; | garding tho reply to tho Pope. Von i Tirpitz advocates' combining (he I'cck- : | lenberg leaders for the formation of a' ! War-to-the-Hilt Tally. Trouble is brew- ( ing between Germany .and her allies. j Austria, Bulgaria, aiid Turkey are de- ; nianding the right to approve Genusny's j reply to the Pope.-Aus.-N.'/;. Cable I Assn. .. - \ AUSTRALIA ANDIhI PEACE TERMS j STATKJIENT BY JU?. EUGHBS. \ (Rec. September 14, 7.20 p.m.) . ] Melbourne, September 14. j In the Federal Houfc the Prime Min- | ister (Jfr. IV. M. Hughes) annomiced that i tho present Federal Ministry had made ' | no lepresentations to the Imperial Gov- i ei-nment regarding territorj' in the Pacir j fie being added to Commonwealth tern-- ! tory. Representations on this subject j were mado by the previous La.bour Jlin- | istry. No suggestions had been made j lo tho Imperial Government regarding , ; the peace terms. —Press Assri. . . i