PEACE TALK.

Taranaki Daily News, 12 June 1917, Page 5

PEACE TALK.

THE SOCIALIST CONCRfIBa' | PLAN. AND VENDEGHJAKOW. '' '*' * Stockholm, Jwne I*o Vi Representatives of the Socialist wwc- ' '., tuen of Holland, Sweden, Norway, Jln« ,7'' v land, Denmark, Germany, and Austria' • ';) Hungary assembled and decided that ft ;,,Jj '■as impossible to carry out tlta original' -' plan of a Universal Congress. Xfcsjr ;* thercforo. invited ten delegates from «&'■•''■, countries to attend a Congress in.-'.' 4 . Switzerland on September 17. , The German leaders pointed out ttat ■,, Hi J proper ate of the present confer- .: -j ence was to deal with labor questions * as affected by the peace negotiations,",'» not to deal with the political aspect* of V'. the war or the responsibility f« it* ' origin. ' • . 3 KAISER'S [ANNEXATION POUDCHT. !|^ Amsterdam, June W. The Kaiser's speech to the Branden- -| burgers, declaring that the German army',; [, will dictate the tcrniß of peace, is fMtro- "?| ■ ed as an indication that the KafafaJht* ' - '-5 definitely adopted the policy of tho qan- '"• German annexationists. Thouaanitl of % copies of a Pan-German pampbltt' 8»> i<*3 manding war until Germany can amor, '.% all the occupied territories art feeing '& circulated among the troops. TbU it r iv| evidence that General Hindenburg Dpi'.<,[?> proves of the vast propaganda *»' "$