BERLIN.—(By the Associated Press.)—The impression of those who were associated powers to the German counter proposals is that it will be utterly impossible to sign and that it is probable a negative reply will be wired to Dr. Hanle von Haimhausen for submission to Mr. Clemenceau.
It is also considered possible that Count von Brockdorff Rantzau will not return to Versailles on account of the demonstration there against the delegates, resulting in injury to Minister Giesberg, Frau Dorblush, Attache Meyer, and others, all of whom were hit with stones. Herr Meyer's eye was injured by glass.
Say Renewal of War Is Inevitable.
COPENHAGEN.—The amended peace terms have aroused a sentiment of growing inplacability in Germany and armed intervention by the allies is regarded as inevitable, according to the Berlin correspondent of The Politiken.
It is reported that Count Von Brockdorff-Rantzau, head of the peace delegation, and Mathias Erzberger, chairman of the armistice commission, have reconciled their differences.
The correspondent said if this report is true, the reconciliation will have an important bearing on the acceptance or rejection of the peace terms.
An early night. (By the Associated Press.) No statement has been issued by the German cabinet on the allied reply to German counter proposals, but The Associated Press learns that the sentiment is almost unanimously against signing the peace treaty. The only objection to refusal to sign being the possibility of bolshevism and chaos in Germany.
Scheme  Idemann Cautions Against Premature Decision. 