GERMAN PEACE LIES
THE BRITISH "OFFER" STORY
NO DOUBT ABOUT ITS SOURCE
London, September 16. AH the leading newspapers in London, point out that Baron Kuhlmann (Foreign. was the originator of the story of Britain's alleged peace overtuiee. He wished to prepare the German public for the concessions embodied in the AustroGennan, reply to tho Pope. Another of Baron Kuhlmann's objects is to insinuate that Britain is envisaging a peace whioh will eeTve her ends, while ignoring the interests of her Allies. With equal cunning: he suggests, for the benefit of the German, public, that the prospect of famine, besides war-weariness, is the underlying motive of the latest movo he has lyingly attributed to us. ■In connection with the Argentine affair, a German newspaper was officially inspired to ex&xve indignation, at conduct, the German Government hoping that if he was made the scapegoat the question would be buried.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. • ! THE PAN-GERMANS COUNT KEVENTLOW'S PAPER SUPPRESSED. London, September 16. Tha Amsterdam correspondent of the "Daily Tflironicle" states that the Ge'rman military authorities have suppressed Count EeventloVs paper, the "Deutehe3 Tages Zeitung" (German Daily Gazette), and two other Berlin papers. The reason for this action is not given. [Count Beventlow is well-known for his advocacy of Pan-German ideals, and also of sea-frightfulne3S.]
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3193, 18 September 1917, Page 5
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211GERMAN PEACE LIES Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3193, 18 September 1917, Page 5
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