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POPE’S PEACE APPEAL. NOT LIKELY TO BE HEEDED. (“TIMES” AND “SYDNEY SUN” SERVICE.] (Received 6. 9 a.in.) London, Aug. 5. The •‘Cologne Gazettec,” eommenting on the Pope’s appeal, says that Germany will bring an honouraide peace bv gripping the sword tighter and delivering fresh and more effective blows. In this way lies the only hope lor peace. Ao matter in what direction the lope looks —to Petrograd. London. I ans, or Rome- he will hear the cry ‘Xo!" a fresfTattempt. (Received G. h.o a.m.) Berne, Aug. 5. Newspapers say that the Pope will convoeate ai the end of September a grand consistory to make a fresh attempt for peace.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 428, 6 August 1915, Page 5
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