PEACE TALK THROUGHOUT AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.

North Otago Times, Volume CV, Issue 13936, 19 July 1917, Page 6

PEACE TALK THROUGHOUT AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.

■ r ■ ~V'Vr .■ t* » ' « r', 1 :* ' FIERCE DEBATE IN THE CHAMBER.' ,■■■ ■" ■' .• " " ; ■■■ REPORTED PARDON OF DR ADLER. "■ • ' (Australian and Now Zealand,.Oalilo Association.) Recciyed July 18 r at 1i.25 p,m. ■ ; , : "p '• • LONDON,.JuIy 18. The, Milan ■ correspondent of Tile Daily Telegraph -says a peace ' debate is raging throughout Austria-jliingary. Baron Beck," speaking in the Chamber said all Hungary.'desirgs peace. M. Karoloye said we are. prepared for peace without annexations' and that would be Germany's aim if she adopts a system of Parli'ainfentary Government.. 1 ■ ' •• ' (Australian and New Zealand Cable Association,) .t■: . . Received July 18, at 11.25 p.m. ■/ . • •. .) : ? COPENHAGEN, July 18. The Austrian Parliament haj pardoned Dr Adler to tlie extent of giving him a-civil trial mvolving, probably, a short term of ini- . .prisonment. • PEACE QUESTION REMAINS UNCHANGED. GERMAN NEWSPAPER COMMENT. (Australian and New Zealand Cable Asaoc'ition.) ROME, July 17. The newspapers coinirieiiting on the German crisis, consider that the peace question-remains unchanged. ■(, SOCIALIST PARTY'S FRANK STATEMENT, GERMANS FIRST, SOCIALISTS AFTERWARDS., I ' 3 (Hi fev !■:> ■>'. •- (Ausiralian and Now Zealand Gable Association.) LONDON, July 17. A correspondent of The Morning Post says that the German Socialists before the war frankly fold Mr Ramsay Macdonald and other comrades that the German Army was a popular institution, and that in the event of war they would be Germans-/irst and Socialists afterwards. '

ITALIAN SUSPICION OF , NEW GERMAN CABINET. Will not negotiate with recognised ' government. Si r,j', ~ut V -- : ry , (Australian anil New' Zealand Cable Association.) '■ ' LONDON, July 17. . • A semi-official despatch from Rome states that Italy will iiot enter into negotiations with '. the reorganised German Government,'