Show I MAY ACCEPT 15 fir WilSONS WilSON'S 14 l PEACE TERMS Impression Prevails Germans Gert Ger Ger- t mans Will Seek Better by byI t I Huge Offensive Soon I 1 I t By Carl D. D Groat United Press Staff Correspondent I WASHINGTON ASHINGTON Jan 11 Germany Germany not agree now to more than the first four or five fhe of President Wilsons Wilson's fourteen peace terms Authorities were convinced of this today In the light of prel preliminary Teu- Teu tort toa press comment on his speech to congress But they doubted that G Ger Germany x- x ma many y v would dare to ignore the worlds world's cha challenge lenge to state lier alms aims I Officials gathered real hope from fromI I the Russian problem however In the light of United Press reports of Trotsky Trot Trot- sky s declaration that Russia will fight i ion on r j-ather j ther than accept an Imperialistic peace While Russian war prep raio ra- ra io s are not regarded as sufficient to make a marked military eff effect ct i ii i they ther could have the vital effect of sto stopping ping Germany from converting i iRu Ru Russia sia in into o a supply house i with collapse of the separate I pea peace e movement would stiffen allied I 1 morale and put the German diplomats I in a serious prec with people at home home I Failure to accept the ter terms at once wo would ld be completely y in line with ad advance ad- ad i vance predictions of Germanys Germany's course I Officials Officials' have felt that 81 she must and would answer the Lloyd George and Wilson Wison speeches meeting them In inI I part and trying to appear to met meet the 1 oth others rs or at least suggesting negotiations I I on them I j l However the war d department Is proceeding pro I on the tho theory that Germany I proposes proposes to lo carry on a spring and summer summer m in the hope of re reinforcing roI ro- ro I her political position by important im lm- I gains on tIle the west front Military Mili tar tary experts however believe that while foi fora a time she may progress there the British and French will prevent any gains from becoming I. I a major victory While awaiting diplomatic develop ments the army and navy arc aro develoP I cooperating cooperating coop coop- in hastening troop transport I I as tully fully as possible although there is some prospect that Europe's need I l' l for food will divert some troop trans transports I ports for supply purposes for a trans trans-I while LIU General officers however insist that ft It- It I troops will continue to g go just as fast J as bottoms can be provided |