My Associated Press
April 1.- Item's A.tter
A Berlin correspondent says that a semi-official Berlin telegram states that in the event of political circles, the following view is taken of the interview with Count Zernin in Berlin. In the Reichstag, in the Reichstag, he was quoted as saying that the violent could conclude an honorable peace, and that the proposal of the central powers for a peace conference still holds good.

We rejoice in the frank utterances of the well-tried leader and the Austrian and Austrian policy. They will doubtless contribute to the Russian rumors which the enemy is circulating that the central powers are interested in a Russian reaction and are willing to assist it to return to power. Count Zernin thus closely adheres to the utterances of Chancellor von Reichstag, the Reichstag is now with Russia to reply to these clear and unmistakable utterances of the German and Austrian statesmen. Count Zernin's remark regarding his general readiness to enter peace negotiations immediately, our enemies.  are ready to abandon their relentless
donation of selfishness, also fundamental
ly a krook with the general welfare
of the Corn.an people. As regards this,
we can with every heart await the offer
of the enemy to whom since December
our intentions have been known. We are
stronger than ever in our efforts to
hold on to an honorable peace which
is worth our kingly sacrifices. 