Peacte Talk

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 46, 19 September 1918, Page 6

Peacte Talk

THE AUSTRIAN *!<}TE.

;,ENEM> PRESS COMMENT. Press 'Associations-Copyright, Austfti :■-.- lian and N.Z; Cable' ; ' (Received 12.55 p.m.)" Amsterdam, September 18.' V The German press reluctantly recognises that German "bears" were re-> sponsible ;for the Austrian Note, which ;is the last* act in long 1 negotiations between Berlin and Vienna. \ l ■ ;■ The Berliner Tageblatt's Budapest yft orrespondept asserts that, the Note was agreed to in principle between)" Count, Burian and General Von ,Hintze .during the latter's ■ visit to .Vienna. It was arranged that when the .adversaries of the offensive reached a certain stage and the, armies had taken up new positions,. the peace step should be mldertakenV.'i ~'.; 'Austrian; newspapers, declare when "Van Hintze made the speech he iwas aware of Count. Burian's project. J; FRENCH PROCRESS REPORT. 1 .Press Association—Copyright, Australian, and N.Z. Cable Association.. (Received 12.55 p.m.) ; : , London, September 18, 4.35 p:m.)-. A -French communique: f ':.states: Sftuth 'of:ffclie OislTthere was artillerying, during the, night-time. Violent enemy counter atacks on the plateafti in the region. norlli of .Saucy were re-, rnliless. We maintained our gain? in-the Champagne. In the Lorraine we carried f out- a -coup-de-main,.. ,and took prisoners; ■ i .