New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-22
Central Powers Regard the
Plan as Basis for
Farley
Kaiser "Cherishes
A Lively Desire"
Roth Messages Avoid Di-
rect Reference to
Terms

ANY and Austria have accepted the
pcns', peace note as suitable basis
., peace negotiations, The replies Of
~. two governments, copies of which
..,, received here tonight, show 3
.,.r desire on the part of the Central
p,v.r, that the appeal may NEE: with
iueeess.
Emperor Charles, IN personal note
"a Pore Benedict, expresses the hope
ard the belief that peace will come II
IN. belligerent nations enter into nego-
cations in the sense Of the Pontiff's
suggestion.
Tbe Emperor says that the future ar
-aprement Of the world must be based
on the elimination Of armed force and
~ the rule Of international justice and
legality. Austria is prepared, the reply
states, 10 enter into negotiations for
II. submission Of international dis
mites to compulsory arbitration.
The German government, in its re-
NV, "cheri,hes a lively desire" for the
success Of the Pope's appeal. Emperor
william, the note adds, has been fol
lowing the efforts Of the Pope toward
p.sce for = considerable time with high
respect.
Germany reply is written by q
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received with a thankful heart aho
with the hope that it may lead TO the
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a lasting ahd hohoiaole pe"'s '0i az
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peace hOpes u. '"l 'ou''i '''' up
who realizes that heavy material Dur
Ssre could be taken from the nations
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your letters Of August ,, to transmit
10 the Kaiser and King. my most
c-..for,- r,.-.or tho rots of His
ssC'0o7 '''e 49,.
Holiness, the Pope IN Whlch MS
Holiness. filed with grief at the dew
.s..+;o,- ~ tho ryorfd war makes
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an emphauc peace apPe"l ~ ~, nv
neads OF the DelllgerehJ peopieS' Ine
haIser-klng has delgned 10 acquaIhi
me with your emlnences letter, anu
70 intrust the reply 20 me.
"His majesty has been Following
for a considerable time with hlgh re-
spect and sincere gratitude His HoII-
ness's efforts in a spirit of true i'm
psrtiality, TO alleviate, as far as
possible. the suf,crings of the war
and TO hasten the end of hostilities.
The Kaiser sees in the latest step
OF His Holiness fresh proof of his
noble and human feelings. and cher
i,hes liyelv desire that for the
beneft Of the entire world the Papal
appeal NAV meet with success.
The Austrian kepiy
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inc 'eNI oi 'He austrian ieP'' '''
''"S ar r..t... .,.;.L d,,o ,a,oration
and deep emotion we take cognizance
ress =, griGiment Of the bolv office
intr1sted N Won nv God. make to us
and the heads of the other belliger-
trt ststes Nth tho noble intention of
isad;r, the heavily tried nations TO
unitv that will restore peace to
them
"Witb 2 thankful heart we receive
this fresh Gift of fatherly care which
YOU, HOLY Father, always bcstow on
all peoples without distinction. and
rom the depth of our heart we greet
lie moving eXhortauon WhlCh 1ouI
Holiness has addressed 70 Ihe gov
ernments OF the bellgereh' PeoPieS;
During this cruel war we nave al
ways looked UD 20 Your Hollhess as
10 the highest parsonage, VINO IN VII
tre o. his mission when ie3CHe9
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