13 dic 1913 anni - "Germany And Her Allies Offer To Negotiate For Peace; No Terms Named In Notes To Neutrals And The Pope; London Skeptical, But Will Consider The Proposals" NY Times 1913, Dec 13

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THE CHANCELLOR'S SPEECH
Tells Reichstag Germany and Her Allies Are Unconquerable.
BERLIN, Dec. 12, (by Wireless to Sayville.) — Proposals by Germany and her allies to the Entente Powers to enter into peace negotiations were announced in the Reichstag today by Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg in the course of a speech, during which he read an identical note submitted through the United States, Spain, and Switzerland.

To the Neutral Powers.
BERLIN, Dec. 12. — Following is the text of the note addressed by Germany and her allies to the neutral powers for transmission to the Entente Allies:

To the Vatican.
BERLIN, Dec. 12. — The note of the German Government, as presented by Dr. von Muhlberg, German Minister to the Vatican, to Cardinal Gasparri, Papal Secretary of State, reads as follows:

ALLIES MUST FIRST CONSULT
Members of Entente Pledged to Agree Before Accepting Terms.

WILSON PONDERS METHOD OF ACTION
Hint That He May Transmit Note with a Recommendation for Consideration.

Possible Terms of Peace As Heard in Washington

KAISER DRAFTED THE NOTE.
Majority of Deputies Knew Nothing Before the Announcement

Kaiser Notifies His Army of Germany's Peace Move

BERLIN READY FOR A DEATH GRAPPLE
In Case the Entente Allies Reject or Ignore the Peace Proposals Now Made.
BERLIN, Dec. 12 — The Chancellor's Reichstag speech and the peace note are certain to absorb public interest in Germany for several days to the exclusion of everything else. Nothing, however, will be looked for with more eagerness than the reception of the note by Germany's enemies and the impression it will create in America.

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