GERMANY'S TROUBLES.

Taihape Daily Times, 7 November 1917, Page 5

GERMANY'S TROUBLES.

GERMANY AND PEACE. THE PROPOSED TERMS. NEW YORK, November 5. According to the '' Tribune,'' Washington is advised that Von Buelow, for the Kaiser is prepared to offer general peace to the Allies, on 1 the basis of the restoration of Belgium; the cession of Alsace-Lorraine to France; and compensation to Russia. HUN ENTHUSIASM DEAD. NO RESPONSE TO BELL-RINGING. ANOTHER' HUN LIE. BERRER SHOT AT UDINE. Received 11.20. '"?.'.' ROME, Nov 6. Telegrams from Berne show that, efforts'to evoke enthusiasm in Germany .by bell-ringing and flags, celebrating the invasion of Italy ended in disappintment. The people realise that, it is more likely to prolong the than to bring peace. Many declare that the success in Italy does not balance the reverses in the west; also that the masses of guns employed in Italy are more useful on the, West. , General Von Berrer was shot while motoring to Udine by a Carabineer. He was not killed at Riga as the Germans claimed. . AUTOCRACY TO DEMOCRACY.; .',,, GERMAN TRANSFORMATION /Received 11.20. ... NEW YORK, Nov 6. ,: ; Erzeberger, leader of the Roman Catholic Centre party, announces that Germany has already changed from an autocracy into a democracy.