Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-05-05 | Page 35 | Peace Emissaries Appear in England

PEACE EMISSARIES APPEARJK ENGLAIffl London Newspapers Declare That Great Britain Is Not to Be Duped by Huns. LONDON, May 4. In discussing Germany's Ger-many's next peace offensive, signs of which have begun to appear recently, the newspapers reflect the determination of the British nation and its allies to see the war through. The Times says the general expectation expecta-tion that the Germans, failing to obtain a crushing victory in France and Flanders, Flan-ders, would inaugurate a peace campaign In the allied countries, seems likely to be fulfilled. It continues: "Neutral emissaries of well-known antecedents an-tecedents and tendencies are understood to have arrived recently in England and other allied countries for the purpose of suggesting that if the allies will only show a pacific disposition they will find Germany ready to meet them on moderate terms. The allied governments are likely to present as firm a front to any peace intrigue as the allied armies presented to the German military attacks.' at-tacks.' , The Dally Mail says: "The eruption of amiable neutrals into England with no visible business has already begun, including the arrival of a pro-German friend of "the German for-egin for-egin secretary. Dr. von Kuehlmann, who Is not charged with any official mission as far as his London legation is aware. These neutral emissaries should save themselves much trouble and some personal per-sonal danger if they would recognize clearly that Great Britain Is not to be duped like the Bolshevik and Ukrainian dupes."