South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-29
KAISER REPORTED
|. TO BE AFTER PEACE
Allies, However, Making Every
Effort to BaIk His Moves
and Suggestions.
BY @. Z. Bertclli.

PARIS, Oct. 9.-Information has
reached me that Germany. convinced
that the forthcoming winter is I'M
likely TO yield military decision in
her favor. is again making an indi-
rect peace proposal to the allies. l
can also add that the whole Quadruple
entente will peremptorily refuse TO
entertain it.
Proceeding on the cautious assump-
ton that Germanys overtures are de-
signed TO lull the allies activities and
conceal preparations for a new drive
with her armies. Great Britain.
France and Russia are hurriedly re-
constructing their internal political
organizations with the sole object of
n still more vigorous prosecution of
the war.
France is in the midst Of this pro-
cess. NJ. BRAND stated Thursday
night that the announcement of the
composition Of the new cabinet would
be made Friday. The new ministry
will be the most remarkable mixture
of youth and experience ever assem-
bled in any French cabinet, with NJ.
De Freycinett 81 years old, Emil
COmbes. so years old. Jules Meline,
II years old, and Alexandra Ribot, rs
years old, all political stalwart dur
llB inc wal VI loiUt supply lllS kllC
experience while youngsters like Arts
tride BRAND, Premier Rene Viviani,
who resigned Thursday Paul Pain
leve, Albert Thomas, NJ. Rene Rem
Quit and Marcel Sembat supply vigor
and promptitude.
Would Silence Peace Talk.
The cabinets sole purpose will be
TO push the battles of the trenches and
the diplomatic green table more
quickly and theoretically, and above
all to silence peace talk at least till
Germany is forced back to her own
frontiers.
Gabriel Hanotaux, discussing the
military and diplomatic situation pos
itively confirms my information, say
ing:
Germany is making peace over
lures to the allies. We are fatty re-
fusing to heed them"
The interview with Prof Dollbruck,
recently obtained by the International
News Service. is believed by states
men here to be a most important
manifestation Of the kaiser's latest
peace plans and taken in conjunction
with simultaneous kilograms from
Madrid and Berne to the effect that
Prince Won Buelow is about TO lay
peace proposals before Pres't Wilson
and King Alfonso. is held to be con-
elusive evidence OF the bent Of Ger
manys mind on the eve Of a hungry
winter.
Although they have no information
10 that effect, senator's and deputies
said they would not be sur
prised If Ambassador Gerards report
TO Pres't Wilson after his discussion
with the kaiser should contain the
imperial views on the question Of
peace.
French seek Unity.
Meanwhile all French politicians
are concentrating their efforts to es-
tablish more complete unity and cell
Gritty OF action No attempt is made
to disguise the fact that the allies
are at an enormous disadvantage
compared with Germany. owing to
the lack Of one strong man able 10
decide the common action, as the
kaiser does for Germany and her al
lies.
Our enemies centralized every-
thing in one hand" said Sen. Hum
bert Thursday. The chief may he
brutal, dominating, violent and obi
Gus, but at least he rules"
on the other hand while the de-
feat OF Germany. Austro- Hungary.
Turkey and Bulgaria is the common
object OF the allies, they all go TO
war with divergent and some times
scarcely reConcilable aims, which Gre
ates a lack OF unity such as no coun-
ell Of allies statesmen and soldiers,
the formation Of which is suggested.
can remedy without fatal delay.
Hope for Serbia.
For instance lord Lansdowne's
statement raising a doubt whether
England should send strong force