PEACE TALK IN GERMANY.
KAISER AS' PROPHET.
HINT OF A COMPROMISE.
"I COULD IF I WOULD."
(Received June 20. 380 cm )
Paris, June 19.
. The Matin publishes extracts from a letter writeen by the Kaiser to a Bavarian Court personage in which he insists on the certainty of attaining the sole object for which Germany is fighting— namely, a peace fruitful for the German States He concludes: ''Such peace may come sooner than is expected. Even if it only gives an incomplete result it will serve as a preparation- Further, it could be signed to-morrow if I wished it."
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15949, 21 June 1915, Page 8
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