Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-09 | Page 3 | Dernberg Sees Hope for Peace in Prince's Note

DERNBERG SEES I. HOPE FOR PEACE IN PRINCE'S NOTE AMSTKPPAM. Oct. "Militarism lias: not attained its aim of peace by annexation, annexa-tion, vici'ence and oopre?"ion a peace by i understand ins com ins instead." said Ir. Pernbers. former German minister o:" i colonies, sneakinir at Chemnitz. Saony. : "With Prince Maximilian," he added. ! "the ohl German ideal comes to the fore . "not what is useful, but what is riuiu and ; mora !.' "Such a peace vvill brmsr a new era and i new and hotter iitiks ndl dawn for Grr-tiianv Grr-tiianv and the wr'd. bascl on ji;s;ice V thought and a-uon. A new era means a f u ii' !a menial revolu; ionar t ranp-forma -Hon of govern menial stem for the entire l u t u re. "M:li:ai-ism is an expression of '.-io-I'Miiv w'i;h'Mit the restriction of authority. It terrorizes t"e en;ire stale life. "President W'.lson'p fourteen o d and five new ponus .-art be accepted b- us if I'Ut forward iioisiiy without humiliation f'r Herraii.c We sha not a. ept an unjust, l.timilia'.ins pa-e. The new ministry min-istry i not oniy ; ministry of peace, but, if no-'CHnry. a nnuistry of national defense, de-fense, arid. If it mu.s; he. to the bitter