The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-30
NO SIGNS OF PEACE.
lcordoga Tlmesl

TO read Inc news from Europe it seems true that no human foresight venture to predict when truce can be called among its fighting hosts The newspapers of the several countries are discussing the demands that win be made for settlement, and the feelings enter laned by the several bellgerents
 Thus Professor yon Leydon in the Frankfort Ga' zette says:
 can be reestablished with the English or Italians Rus sians should be boycotted in almost the degree the peace no serrespectns German remain in the same room with Engiishman. Italian or Russian AS Co the French do not perhaps feel the same violent hate but they must their share Of our contepm1 An Frenchmen must be exiled from our circles Finally the neutrals Most Of them manifest sympathy TOT fhB land France and Russia Let them be banished!
 He adds: Germany wishes to remain alone and ought to- Her destiny is to govern the world and di' rect other nations for the good of humanity.
 Then comes the German idea of what the settlement must be.
 As recently as June 5. 1915, the German National Liberal party-not the iunkers or the military casts but It's executive committee voted the annexation in the west of territories to assure and strengthen me situation of the empire on seq and land
 The programme of the WehrNerein (mitary league) nucleus of the PanGermanists is SO widely spread over Europe that it cannot possibly be with
 aGermany to take the French departments of the Vosges MeurtheetMosee and Ardennes with the cities of Epnal Nancy Luneville and Sedan. France to re- move the present inhabitants the migration to be effect ed within year and half The land to be divided n- to rural domains of forty acres and distributed to Wof thy German soldiers. Town and city properties to be divided tho principle"
 And for Belgium:
 Belgium and Holland to enter the German empire. France to take all the Walon inhabitants of Belgium and settle them in her remaining territory The mi grafton to be accomplished within three years and tne lands distributed abWe
 What England and Italy must pay. the Pan-German. sts are st calculating in spite of the imperel com uand mot discuss peace terms As for France sne must accept the entrance of Luxemberg and s"i1ei land into the German empire, give Germany her war fleet and colonies except Agiers and sign proieren tal treaty of commerce. breaking all existing treaties with England. the United States and Russia Her casn indemnity is placed at $7000000, calculated as nall the liquid fortune of France" Herr Martin former Minister of the Interior Jumps the cash indemnity rom she fues SQo Qoq9aeqoegQas. Daron vvn osue NeuN rch budget reportes of the Pussian Landtag has just exposed the imperial hope in official document
 Germany" says the budget reporter, "may not be able to demand such prompt cash installmens as in the case Of the S1000000000 from France in 1871 73 because the sums in question are enormously greater Money payments may be replaced in part by forced commercial teates concessions of mines. mono polies and railroads and sessions of territory ike the iron regions of France"
 On the other hand the Allies arc likewise consider ing what terms they will be willing to settle which includes:
 A European Fourth of July" promise to celebrate the evacuation of Belgium the return of Asace-Lor rane to France the reestablishment of the kingdom of Poland and certain other resutiOns like Schesw6 Hosten to Denmark and IstriaTrentino to Italy.
 The Allies also have @ bin of damages. All the raw ages of German armies in Belgium north France and Russian Poland must be repaired at German expense and damages paid their citizens n proportion to thei losses Blocking all the expenses the Allies arrive at figure of S2SOoOoOo0oo to be paid by Germans, Aus trlans and Turks. Germany must pay twothrds of it
 All of which indicates that the nations have gone and have ceased to reason as sane people To feed this lunacy thousands Of brave men are dying daily and those bear enmity against those they are killing.
 Only the leaders showing thia desire for war they to have eaten of the insane that takes the reason prisoner and the sign of pece stands not within the prospect of belief"