The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-28
vienna Newspaper Quotes Him as
Saying That the Country Would
Hold What She Had Won; Cen.
tral Powers Not Of One Mind.
BoLsHEvIKI HOPEFUL OF
REMAINING IN SADDLE
'ney Expect to Bring About a
Peace Which Will Please Rus.
sla and Enable the Present
Government to Stay in Power.
~ Ass1eiAIsd Pr-..

~ 'AsHciated fr~sa
sS'"is ny responsib,c mcmbe,.
entente governments are bag,nn,,,..
'"''cate the trend OF official nntn.
:" 'h' German terms for a ueno..t
"s lad down IN the replv 80
-, '"'r"l powers TO i,uszia'a pro.
stephen richon. Frances for.,,n
.'''i''''i was eNp.eit In a statement
,,,''. ~ 10" chamber of deputies de-
'n"t France could not accept
"hsed on the conditions Thar
N'''u net"re the war. The war wonta
"uether or not ltussia made /,
-, - p'''e' ne said The question
,,h,,.,. '-'If"lhe, The restoration or
&C.,, r'"n'e demands, was a world
,.,.,.t, n"t territorial but a moral
,,,,,' ne heeiared ana on its solu-
,...,,,., l" whether the worlI
would nave durable peace
i'aNid L,nyd-George. m. R,i,s.,,
premier In letter sem IN ,ho p,i,,.s
iabor congress. mace a .,a,o,,.',',
which Is regarded in f.onao,, - a..
hritish reply TO the Gernan ,fsa, ~.
lhih Nj Lloyd Gcorg. dec.,yed ,h.,
u was essential tn the p,t,,r,, ,...''.,
ana freedom of mankind" ina, ,he
purposes Tor which the allies are s,,h,-
ing De achieved
The French ministerial attit,,a. No..
FORTIFIED. as shown In last ntgbt,s parls
"ispilch"s. by a vote taken in the
chamhe, after NJ. Piehon's Statement
"as made A.! opposition resolution
was '"ied down. al tn, 90. and , res
"i"ii"n approving the declaration and
expressing confidence IN the ministr,
WIS adopted 3S4 To- o.
fhe attitude of the American eoy-
ernni"n' has not changed and n Ia
| lrt ~ Washington that the present
'eIhan promises OF no anneNatlons
ana no indemuities are lnsineere An
| hilehed View ot the German peare
terms IN high British circles ss,ys Than
germany desires Z general peac. and
u"'s not want separate peace with
h"Sih british newspaper opinion is
: divided
| \ recess ia the peaco negotiations
+ 'as been taken and the conference
| "l'l De resumed January 4 at "A place
not yet determined Leon rfotzkN, the
'"INheNiki foreign minister. - said
10 De preparing "A new appeal to the
entente allies Ga tnln the conference
u ls Indicated in Russian dispatches
received IN London thai the Bolahe-
viii place most uf their hopes in re-
tanning power In the contamination
"f peace which VIII meet the wiShe
"t the Russian population. thus weak.
ened the Cossack and Ukraine opposi-
ton
hing Ferdinand of nu.earia. an Ana
'Htcrdam dispatch says. holds different
View ON unneSaiions from those sN-
pressed hy Count Czerniu who appar-
entity ~ the Germun mouthpiecc. \
vienna newspaper quotes the King a.
saying that bulgaria would hu.d what
she had won which seeming, - al
variance With the generalization or i.o
iorp .alc ahucNailons uttered by Coun,
'zernu German and Austrian news
papers generally receive Czcrnin'
~tutcmcnt warmly
Hepulsed in their attempt 20 nreak
the tfreuch line northeast ~ Nerdun
hr Germans have ceased their efforts
while the artt.ery ou both sides ke.rr
up lively tire. IN the Argonne yes
terdaN The French checked German
surprise attack aud French ARTILLERY
broke up enemy troops concentration
northeast OF Nerdun. ON the Brhish
front the artillery ensagement con
unues at various points.