HUNS IN CONCLAVE.

Mataura Ensign, 3 May 1919, Page 5

HUNS IN CONCLAVE.

DISCUSS PEACE TERMS. SEARCHING FOfTLOOPHOLES. GERMANY’S RUSSIAN RELATIONS. (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association) Received May 3, 9.5 a.m. COPENHAGEN, April .TO. The Geneva. correspondent, of the ‘Daily Clironiele’ learns from a reliable source that a confidential conference was held in Berlin on Saturday between the Government, and the most influ* cntial leaders of the Assembly, when they dismissed the situation prior to the Peace Delegation’s departure. Herr Ranlzau (Foreign Secretary) said he was confident'they could sec ure vital .concessions in the Saar Valley by refusing to sign the terms, the concessions involving its veiled annexation. He stated that armistice negotiations with the Russians were progressing favorably. A truce was desirable to free Germany to deal with the Poles.. Herr Rantzau opposed an alliance with Lenin, which would compromise Germany's future. He pro for ml to establish good relations with the suiti-Bol-sheviks by, appearing to give more effective support, than the Entente. HINTS OF REVOLUTION . IF GERM any" AGCHTTS? TERMS, Received • May 3, 11.2 d a.m. LONDON, April .T. The Berlin correspondent, of t-lu ‘Daily Telegraph’ learns on excellent authority that Danzig and the Vistula corridor will he under Polish administration' The Government’s overthrow seems inevitable If Germany accepts.