London, Oct. 4.
Germany had informed Italy of her terms for peace, wishing the latter to forward the proposals to the Al but Italy replied that the conditions were patently unacceptable, informed quarters disclosed toda; When Count G: o Ciano, Italian Foreign Minister, went to Berlin, they added, he took with him peace proposals which Rome thought might prove acceptable for discussion by the Allies. In view of his parleys in the German capital, further reports were to be awaited with interest Meanwhile, London today was awaiting the arrival of the Italian Ambassador, Sig. Giuseppe Bastianini, at the end of the week.—Havas.
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