"LET GERMANY BEWARE!"

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14048, 19 July 1916, Page 3

"LET GERMANY BEWARE!"

MAXIMILLIAN HARDENS WARNING TO HIS FATHERLAND. PARI®. June 7. The Imperial German Government has seized the latest number of Die Zukunft i.i which Maximilian Harden wrote : — "Germany is responsible for the war. she should have helped Lord Haldane i and come to an agreement with Eng- , land. The Chancellor is unreasonable ; to expect the Allies to make peace, i based on the 'situation on the map.' They will not do that until they are convinced that their cause ia lost, and such a- moment can not be foreseen. "All the belligerents must agree to an organised peace, guaranteeing absolute sovereignty to every one, with an international agreement on military questions and the establishment of <_. international tribunal, with the power to make unruly nations respect their decisions. Let Germany beware if she discountenances such a solution. "The Allies continue the war only because they fear that if peace is made now, the German armaments would force them to continue competition. Organised peace may be possible now, but the opportunity will soon go forever."

(Tbe cable news In thiSj issue accredited to the London Times' has appeared In lhat Journal; but only where expressly stated is such news the Editmtal opinion of Tbe Time*)