FIGHTING FOR HUMANITY.
ALLIES' TERMS MAKE IMPRESSION IN AMERICA.
GERMANY'S TERMS MAY BE PUBLESHED. A FOiRECAST. (Elec. Tel: Copy right— United Press Assn.) lAustraiian aud N.Z. Cable Association.* (Received January '13, 2.5 p.m.) NEW YURK, January 12. The Allies' terms have caused the deepest impression that Britain is fighting for the benefit of humanity and civilisation and witn unprecedented unselfishness. This impression . destroys Count BernstorfFs attempt to persuade America that Britain is using the Allies as a catepaw. The opinion m Washingto4i is .that Germany intends to make a further peace move and will probably publish her terms. The United Press says that Germany « terms are m possession of President Wilson. They include the evacuation of Belgium, with indemnity; the/evacuation of France, Rumania, Serbia, and Poland, without indemnity. The Allies must return the German colonies, and take no territory from Germany's allies. Count Bernstorff announces- that Germany does not intend ruthless submarining. He considers the Allies' reply proof of the effort to crush Germany.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14196, 13 January 1917, Page 6
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