LENIN RECANTS
, Stockholm, Maj 13. Professor l<&rbmnn writes tnafc Lenin has renounced his violent tactics and dismissed the suggestion of separate peace. Letters from Petrograd ehow tha-t the Monarchical Party has absolutely disappeared, not leaving a sincle supporter of their cause.—Aus.-N.fc. Cable Assn.
ATTEMPT TO CONFUSE THE SITUATION
TURKEY VAINLY OFFERS SEPARATE PEACE.
, , _ , , / Rome, Ma;- 13. It is reported that Turkey, through a neutral, offered Russia a separate peace, on the basis of opening the Straits to Russian merchantmen, navy, and army, and the Turkish evacuation of Armenia. The Russian Provisional Government refused to negotiate. It is believed that the move was suggested hy Germany, in the hope of increasing confusion in Russian publie opinion.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3084, 15 May 1917, Page 5
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