PEACE WITH BELGIUM.
GERMANY'S OVERTURES.
NOTHING KNOWN OF MATTER
Sydney, Septenqber 22.
Replying to Mr. Holman's cable inquiring whether there was any foundation for the report that Ger-' many was endeavouring to make separate peace with Belgium, the New South Wales Agent-General cables that nothing is known of the matter at the Foreign Office or the Belgian Embassy. The rumour is believed to have emanated from a French source. The Belgian Embassy states that Belgium would not consider peace overtures without consulting the allies.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15721, 23 September 1914, Page 8
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