The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-03
AUSTRIA IS NOT.
BEGGING PEACE.
Will ENFORCE IT.
CZERNIN CLAIMS.
Foreign Minister Says
Negotiations Were Al
moSt Begun Recently

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minister according to an Amsterdam
llspGkch 70 TIE Daily Chronicle. 6e-
'lzre1 also that he had an earnest
leSirs for pe1ce and that his Coun-
~ wished g avoid any further milt-
Gry offensive After referring to
Is ren1y to Premier CIemencaaul
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hat Austria would insist on the
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tally are UpsOpzas, which VIII he ter
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Count EEernin declared he Gfd not
'eltsVe that PreSident WFKlson in his Il
ecent address really desired to /
2uSa = separation hstween Vienna
I'd Berlin. bseauSa the President
new that such thing was inpoz-
lrle Tha count aEded that Prssf-