The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 12, 1918, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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AUSTRIA STILL PEEVED
ABOUT PEACE PARLEYS
Maintains French Took Initiative
mid Denies Statement of
Clemenceau.
Amsterdam, April 11.?The statements
of the French government and
ex-Premier Palnleve that it was Austria,
not France, which took the initiative
resulting in the conversations
in Switzerland concerning the possibility
of opening peace negotiations
are denied by the Austrian govern-1
ment, which insists that France took I
t)lO first utnn Am nffinlal 4
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issued in Vienna says the accounts
Riven by Premier Clemenceau and
M. Painleve, of the meetinR in
Switzerland, between Count itevertata.
the Austrian representative, and
Major Armand, representing France,
deviate from the facts in many important
particulars. It asserts the
initiative was taken by the intermediary
acting in the name of the
French government.
"The accusation of lying brought
against Count Czernin by M. Clemenceau
cannot, therefore, be maintained.
even in the restricted sense
= made by the present communication
Iof the French government," the
statement continues.
"Nothing is known to the Austro
Hungarian government of entreaties
for an alleged separate peace with
which the Austro-JIungarian government
worried the governments of
Home. Washington and Hondon.
When M. Clemenv<-au asks the Austin-Hungarian
foreign minister
whether he remerabe:s th t t .o
months before the Itevertata affair
?that is, about a year ago?an attempt
of a like nature was made bv
a personage of far higher rank.
Count Czernin does not hesltr.te to
reply in the affirmative. Hut lor the
akc of completeness and entire correctness
it should be added that this
attempt also led to no result.
't "So much for the establishment of
the facts. For the rest, it need only
be remarked that Count Czernin for
his part would see no reason to deny
it, if, in this or any similar case, he
had taken the initiative, because, in
contrast to M. Clemenceau, he believes
it cannot be a matter for reproach
for a government to make at
tempts to bring about an honorable
peace, which would liberate all peoples
from the terrors of the present
war.
"The dispute raised by M. Olem*
enceau has, moreover, diverted at
tention from the real kernel of
Count Czernin's statement. The essence
of this statement was not so
much who suggested the discussion
undertaken before the beginning of
the western offensive, but who caused
their ctfllapse. And M. Cleinenceau
up to the present has not denied
that he refused to enter upon
negotiations on the basis of the renunciation
of the acquisition of
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by Chairman Hurley, of the
shipping board, for development of
concrete shipbuilding. The plan is
to establish at once five government
yards, two on the Pacific coast and
three In the south.
Sites for the plants already are
under consideration and will be announced
shortly. The three in th?
south probably will include one already
planned for Wilmington, N.
C. Transportation facilities and
easy access to cement and sand will
govern the selections.
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government yards will be 7,500
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As yet, concrete ships are admi
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count, is almost ready to nndertal
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ports ou the launching of the Fait
whit It was witnessed Ly J. Wi
of the shipping board, have be?
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of whom are understood to ha'
agreed that experiments on a lari
scale with the new constructir
should be made as soon as possible
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spent almost entirely for ships, i
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to avoid moisture and cold whlc
retard concrete pouring.
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