FRANCE.
CZERNIN'S CUNNING SNARE. FURTHER DETAILS. Paris, April 7. It is officially stated that when M. Clemeneeau assumed office conversations were going on in Switzerland. M. Clemenceau did not interfere, but instructed M. Armand to listen and say noting. Paris, April 7. The Government realised that Austria and Germany could not he separated except by a military defeat and that even unofficial negotiations with Austria would only disturb Italy and Serbia, therefore France carefully avoided Count Carnin's cunning snare. The Government recognised that the objects of the speech was to placale the Austrians, who opposed participation on .!lie west front, also to throw the blamo o n the Entente of continuing the war.
BOUO'S APPEAL REFUSED. London, April 7. The Exchange; Telegraph Agency states that the Final Court refused to revise Bolo's sentence and his fata, now rests
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Taranaki Daily News, 9 April 1918, Page 6
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138FRANCE. Taranaki Daily News, 9 April 1918, Page 6
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