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Chattanooga, Hamilton County, Tennessee
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Vienna's socialist paper Arbeiter Zeitung questions if a new policy emerged from Berlin conference, criticizing Count Czernin's ignored peace offer to Wilson as weak, amid contrasting German leaders' statements. (178 characters)
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AT CZERNIN'S DUMBNESS
Zurich, Tuesday, March 19. -Contrasting the utterances of Field Marshal Von Hindenburg and Gen Von Ludendorff with the speech made in the Reichstag late in February by Chancellor Von Hertling, the Arbeiter Zeitung, the socialist organ of Vienna, asks whether the latest Berlin conference led to the adoption of a new policy. The paper argues that neither France nor Great Britain will accept a weak peace and says the peace which Count Czernin, the Austro-Hungarian foreign secretary, promised and doubtless honestly desires, is now scoffed at everywhere as a weak peace offer.
"Nothing more," the paper adds, "is heard of Count Czernin's offer to President Wilson to enter into negotiations."
"Count Czernin has become quite dumb and modest while the greatest decisions are being taken in Berlin, London and Paris."
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Vienna
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Tuesday, March 19.
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the peace offer by count czernin is scoffed at as a weak peace offer; nothing more is heard of his offer to president wilson.
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The Arbeiter Zeitung, the socialist organ of Vienna, contrasts the utterances of Field Marshal Von Hindenburg and Gen Von Ludendorff with the speech made in the Reichstag late in February by Chancellor Von Hertling, asking if the latest Berlin conference led to a new policy. It argues that neither France nor Great Britain will accept a weak peace and says the peace which Count Czernin promised and doubtless honestly desires is now scoffed at everywhere as a weak peace offer. Count Czernin has become quite dumb and modest while the greatest decisions are being taken in Berlin, London and Paris.