GERMANY WITHIN.

Hokitika Guardian, 22 September 1917, Page 3

GERMANY WITHIN.

fiEIUIAS announcement. [PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.— ■COPYRIGHT.] (Received this day at 1.20 a.m.,) AMSTERDAM, September 21. A telegram from Berlin says Dr. Michaelis is making a peace statement in the Reichstag on the 27th. \ 1 NTERuVAL GERMAN Y. (Received This Dav at 11.25. a.m.) AMSTERDAM September 21. The Vorwaerts states that a manifesto has been issued in Germany stating the citizens of the Fatherland are in worse peril than in 1014. The enemy to-day is working in our midst. I The Vorwaerts comments that the I persons responsible for this manifesto want a war against their own people. Let us have it, but the Reichstag take j care that nothing shall interfere with the peoples’ defence against agitators for civil war. A NOTABLE ARTICLE. . JILE GERMAN VIEW. 1 (Received This Dav at 10.15. a.m.) I AMSTERDAM, September 21. i In a notable article .tho “Mnnchoner Xeusten Nachrichten” says Germany still holds Belgium firmly. This fact must bo the starting point for negotiations, but Belgium cannot be oon--1 sidered separately, aiul must be settled with all the war porblems. Germany is ready to renounce her territorial and economic conquests if her enemies are ready likewise as Belgium specially Britain. Germany would bo willing to restore independence under guarantees lor neutrality and the rights of her various nationalities. The article is attracting much agitation. It is understood it represents the official view. i KAISER VISITrNG. (Received This Dav at 10.15. a m.) BERNE. September 21. f A German wireless states the Kaiser f hn.s left Budapest for Sofia. It is - understood the object of his visit is l to smooth the difficulties between the t central Powers and Bulgaria, arising - from the latter’s refusal to give further a military, aid. The generals talk of an, nexations has alarmed tho Bulgarians